or ‘Weddings SMITH FLORY Miss Elza Jane Flory, daugh- tér. of Mrs. Jennie Flory, 354 Ice Ave, Lancaster, and Sam uel Flory, Manheim R4, became the bride of Benjamin J. Smith son of Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin W. Smith, 280 S. Penn St, f Manheim Saturday at 2:30 p.m in St. John's Lutheran Church, Maytown The Rev. Wilbur N pastor, officiated. The bride was given in mar- riage by Lloyd Derr. Miss Inez Keefer, Manheim, was maid of honor and Eugene Smith, Man- served as best man for his brother. Music was provid- ed by Mrs. Jack Frank. Mrs. Jerry Gallo and Mrs. Kenneth Roth were soloists Allison, heim, A reception was held in the church social rooms. LANDIS — WOLGEMUTH The marriage of Miss Frances Elaine Wolgemuth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin M. Wolge- muth, 115 S. Market St., Mt. Joy, to Barry Eugene Landis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stehman Landis, 147 Park St., Elizabeth- town, was solemnized Sunday at 2 p. m. in Mount Calvary Church, Elizabethtown. The Rev. Walter Wilson, pas- tor of Calvary Bible Church, Mount Joy, officiated at the double ring ceremony, Mrs. Ez- ra Wolgemuth, Jr. Detroit, Mi- chigan, played the wedding music and accompanied the so- loist, Ezra Wolgemuth, Jr., unc- le of the bride. The bride given in marriage by her father, was attended by Mrs. Marvin Johns, her cousin, Lititz R4, as matron of honor. Miss Phyllis Wolgemuth, of the bride, and Miss sister Faye Landis her cousin, Lititz R4, were junior bridesmaids. Paula Wolgemuth, Mount Joy, was flower girl. Eugene Snyder, Elizabeth- town R2, served as best man for his brother-in-law. Ushers were Richard Hackenberger, another brother-in-law, and Larry Garns, both of Elizabeth- town; Donald Berrier, Eliza- bethtown R2, and Glen Wolge- muth, the bride's cousin, Mt. Joy, Jefirey ~ Suiyder, Elizabeth- town R2, was ring bearer. AUDITORS REPORT OF EAST Social Security Domestic Help Reports Due Soon Social security reports are due in April in Lancaster housewives who em- accord- from County ploy domestic workers, ing to M. S. Gleaton, of th» Lancaster district of- fice, Social Security Adminis- Housewives are requir- these reports dur- household work- $50 in cash wages in January, February, March. This is the fifth report due since the red household em- regard to the manager tration. ed to ing April on ers paid as make much and quarterly new law cov ployees without number of days worked. Re- ports are sent to the District Director of Internal Revenue at Phila, Penna. Work of cooks, maids, house- keepers, gardners and other workers in a private household counts toward eligibility for re tirement or death payments under old-age and survivors in- surance if they are paid at least $50 cash wages by one employer in a calendar quarter. If the household employee works long enough to be insur- ed, benefits are payable in old age or to certain survivors in case of death. Free booklets explaining the employer’s obligation and bene- fits to the employee are = avail- able at the social security of fice located at 1024 Harrisburg Ave. Lancaster. ————e rate Production of metal and the mining of high grade soft coal are two of Cambria - County's two most important industries. Mrs. Harold Shaeffer and Mrs. Cloy Risser, both of Mt. Joy, were gift receivers. The reception was held in Hostetter’'s Banquet Hall, after which the couple left on a trip to Florida. The bride, Joy High School a graduate of Mt. and St. Jos- eph’s Hospital School of Nurs-| ing, is doing geriatric nursing at the Philadelphia Memorial and Freemasons Hospital, Eliza-| bethtiown. Th2 bridegroom, a graduate of Elizabethtown High School, is employed at Zielke's ; Ortho- pedic Appliances, Flori, DONEGAL TOWNSHIP FROM FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY 1955 TO FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY 1956 CASH BALANCE AT BEGINNING OF YEAR Cash in Bank .. Maytown Water Fund Florin Light Fund Maytown Light Fund West Marietta Light Fund Total RECRIPTS Taxes Collected in Cash During Year Taxes Collected on Old Duplicates Durine Year Amount Received from County on Unpaid or Liens Filed Amount Received from other . $ 1,973.19 730.98 570.33 593.90 373.29 $ 4,241.69 | $20,976.14 | $ 1,438.24 Taxes 64.94 | 8.670.05 Sources Total $31. 149. 37 | Amount Rec~ived from Loans $ 2,000.00 | Total $33,149.37 EXPENDITURES | General Government $ 1.80477 | Protection to Persons and Property 350.00 | Highways 24,757.62 | M'scellaneous 469.82 | Water Fund 1,360.18 | Light Fund Total CASH BALANCE AT END OF YEAR RESOURCES Cash Due from Tax Chollector Value of Townsh'p Machinery Total LIABILITIES ’ Outstanding Bank Notes Total ASSESSED VALUATION OF THE TOWNSHIP 2,756.26 | $31.498.65 | $ 5,892.41 | $ 589241 2.180.51 5,000.00 $13.072.92 | $ 2,000.00 $ 2,000.00 $3,661,165.00 Signed CLARENCE 8S. GREIDER | HOWARD STRASBAUGH EASY TERMS - ’55 Rambler Statina ’55 Mercury Station Wagon Automat.c Transmission NISSLEY MOTOR CO. OPENS 5 SUNDAY 1. Auditors | MAYTOWN Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCoy, who were recently married, have moved into the Endslow, apartment house at Marietta R1. who was Varren A/3 James Shirk, stationed at the F. E Air Base at Wyoming, is visit ing his mother, Mrs, Ethel Shirk. He will leave on March 29 for Okinawa. Hoffman Jr., cashier of National Bank, appendectomy General Hos- John the Maytown underwent an at the .Lancaster pital on Saturday. will be confined several months fever, Kiehl home for rheumatic Susie to her because of Mrs. Fred Seldomridge re- turned from the hospital and is recuperating at her home. Mrs. David Shafer and daugh- ter from Rhode Island are vis- iting with Mrs. May Hicks. Mrs. Shafer is the daughter of, Mrs. Hicks. Capt. Donald Adntz and fam- ily visited at the home of Geo. Drabenstadt and Miss Sue Dra- benstadt on Sunday. Captain Arntz is their nephew. Girl Scout Troop 202 attend- ed the morning worship service of the Evangelical and Reform- ed Church on Sunday. The Maytown Fire Company was called to a fire early Sun- day morning. ENGAGEMENTS BROSSMAN — ERB Mr. and Mrs. John G. Bross- man, 114 West Franklin Street, Ephrata, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Amelia! D, to Wilbur N. Erb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Erb, Mount Joy R1. Miss Brossman, a graduate of Ephrata High School, is em- ployed by her father at the John G. Brossman Fruit Farm, Ephrata. Mr. Erb is engaged in | farming. No date has been set for the wedding. fan CANCER COSTS $12 BILLION Some 500.000 new cancer cases will be reopened this year in the U. S., while a total cf 700,000 will be under medi- cal care for cancer. That means a loss of 3.500,000 man-years of work and will cost the ecoi- omy $12.000,000,000 in loss of goods and services. Well over half of Pennsyl- vania’s farm cash income is from milk and poultry sales. | , town N W I OWN Elwood Kuhns Joan, visited Mr Hoover, Lan- M. Keller *of Mr. and Mrs daughter and Mrs. Joseph caster, and Mr, A. Schaefferstown and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver visited: Mr. and Mrs. Albert] Myers and daughter Joan of Ironville, Visitors of Mr, iel Geltmacher Mrs Christian Zook, Hand. Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Ironville and Mrs er Fulton, Conestoga. Master Richard Fogie of visited Mr. and Mrs. El- wood Kuhns and family. Mr. and Mrs er and family Geltmacher were ner guests of Mrs. Minnie Gelt- macher, Kinderhook. and Mrs were Mr. and Bird-in- Martin Esth- Earl Geltmach- and Mr. John Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fogie were Mrs. Helen Mat- thews and son and June Mat- thews, Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. John Kauffman, Ironville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer and family. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl | Mrs. Geltmacher and family Mrs. Mettie Mentzell, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown, Misses Des lores and Dorothy Huths, Baltis more. Mrs. Edna Kuhns and daugh- Dan- | John Brosey Sunday were | Mr, | ter Mary, visited Wagman Bros, ! Palnt, Friday. Mrs. ter Joan, visited Mrs. Edna Kuhns and daugh- | Margaret | Richard E. Miller Auctioneer Complete Sales Se:vice Anywhere PHONE MOUNT JOY RD. 1 3-5455 COLUMBIA, PA. 11-4p | COME IN TODAY AND SEE THE AllNew 1956 Mercury ASK FOR AL PEIFER Garber Motor Co. ELIZABETHTOWN 3 PHONE 7-1181 Some Real Values in Nice Clean Automobiles 1853 CHEV. 2 DOOR 14,000 Miles 6 cyl. 1952 FORD 4-DOOR 1953 FORD 2-DOOR | | 8 cyl. | CLARENCE SALES MOUNT JOV Some Trades on The ‘Big M”’ for ’56 at Middletown NISSLEY MOTOR COMPANY 36 MONTHS TO PAY - NO DOWN ON $2795 $1895 $1745 Wagon C oss Country ’55 Ford 4-Docs Custom 8 ’54 Olds Super ‘88’ Air Cond. $1968 1952 FORD 2-DOOR 8 cyl. 1950 DESOTO 4-DOOR TRUCKS 1953 FORD PANEL 6 Cyl. W. HERR | SERVICE || PHONE 3-9701 MANY MODELS ’53 Dodge Conv. 8 Fully Equip. $1078 |§ ’53 Chevrolet Belair 2- ALL CONDITIONED AND GUARANTEED DIRECT FACTORY LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER MIDDLETOWN, Door $1245 || PA. | CALL WH-44662 10-tfe jf | Rittenhouse, and family, Edith Weaver Miss Elizabeth Lane, of and Mrs Mr. and Rothville. 7 visited Mr, Visitors of Mr. ram Gamber were Mr, Winters and r+ vicited Mr. and daughter, and Mrs. Henry son Robert, I Smoker, Cleon Landisville, Mrs. Wm. Haines’ and Mrs, Henry ——— Lititz, Erb and visited Mrs of Salunga Landis Mrs. Rho-' Miss Kay daug and Street, was St. Joseph's Kuhns Charles day in the Elwood Mrs Mrs. Norman Brosey and Mrs, Forty-seven class were and family, Sport- joseph Hilbert, principal of the Lebanon Catholic High School, and Mrs. Ab- was the speaker. | and Mrs. = | family, Man- Schribler, Hanover, and Mrs. R. H. Arndt, Millersvile. 1 Mrs. Howard Gam- Mrs. Edw. r and daughter SCS LOW-PRICE (ARE & 1953 MODEL LOW-PRICE CAR A , THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa | Thursday, March 15 10! Is Capped Sunday hter of Mr. old Zimmerman, capoed during the, Hospital School of Nursing Capping Exercises Sun-| ‘hapel of the old hospital building. capped. The Zimmerman, | Mon. to Sat: 1 and Mrs. Har-|{ Tuesday & Friday: South Barbara _ Closed ep members of the | Rev Dr. JOHN H. STAUFFER | OPTOMETRIST 39 E. Main St, Mount Joy, Pa. Telephone 3-8411 10 am.- 4:30 p.m. | 6 to 8 p.m. all day Wednesday | NOW! Get Amazing New Comfort and Retief with Pa RUPTURE-EAS: T.M. Reg, U.S. Pat. OF, JAMES B. Funeral Dj (A Piper Brace Truss) init... . you bathe in it, 98s CAL 0 it'll pay you to trade now for a new 1956 PLYMOUTH Perhaps you haven’t bought a new model of your present make of car because you've been disappointed at how little that car has changed Fact is, the only really NEW low- price car this year is PLYMOUTH, and it'll this year. ONLY PLYMOUTH'S NEW THIS YEAR. Tn a year of otherwise ‘“warmed-over” car styling, Plymouth brings you tomor- row’s styling today in its all-new Aerodynamic Design. Plus the biggest size of any low-price car. dealer’ NEW PUSH-BUTTON DRIVING—Plymouth’s alone in the low-price three! A posi- tive mechanical control, Push-Button Drive is the safest and easiest ever designed! Optional on all 29 new Plymouth models. Try it! PLYMOUTH costs less pay you to buy a new 1956 Plymouth NOW. Your present car is at the peak of its trade-in value today, and right now you'll get a money- saving High Volume Deal at your Plymouth s. See him today—you’ll be glad you did. PLYMUUTH GIVES YOU MORE VALUE fo: your dollar with features such as elec- tric windshield wipers, Safety-Rim wheels, twin-cylinder front brakes that the other low-price cars don’t have. See the NEW Plymouth today! From the day you buy it.. years you own if... PDC . through all the ’ you'll spend less on a Plymouth. That's one reason more Plymouths are used as taxis than all other cars combined. You can sleep you can work in it can and Mrs. Salem visited Mrs. Theodore / and Mrs. Mary Casset quite, and Mrs. Elwood Sny- eo P Jn Columbia R. D. | ger, Elizabethtown RD. oy a of Mr. and Mrs. 4 sd hr de SOFT, FLAT, \ Frysinger. Mrs. . Kath Mrs. Irene Snyder is spend- GROIN PADS ih ed 's Ele ing a few ‘weeks at the home OVER 1,000, 000 GRATEFUL USERS! Mrs. Eisenberger . ioe of Mr. Norman Snyder. NO STEEL OR Irvin Wolgemuth, : X oD Su Ui Mellinger Mount John, son of Mrs. Marguerite NT JOY. PENNA oh Wnts shaviamn.: ie y diok: Bist: = MOUNT JOY Mrs. Cornelius Musser. Lehman Is on the sick list at won ese to give 926 Ll soe whew Mr. and Mrs. Howard 'MS Writing. Strong form. ing NS Please send... RUPTURE- EASERS by fetus nei : - — a asha i ic J $3.95 easure arou we Philadelphia, Mr. up in front. Adjus ible back lac- BR ae a $3.95 est part of my abdo- i Daniel Frysinger and tL E Ih ER Jogt flat groin joule 5 jen . Joi, Janes Enclosed is: [J Money Ord J Chester, Mrs. Anna Invisible hight 8 send C. 0. D. We Prepay Postage Except on CO's | Columbia, Mr. and I) i or re around § Name ; Rhoads, Reading, lowest part of abdomen for size. Addins ' Reichart and daugh- AM A T W ‘COME IN TODAY OR USE City and State . Mr. and Mrs. Ted 4 9) THIS HANDY COUPON LU daa - 4 — Sic Pl St SI noun will vario two near Mant ba ii lion In be it lion. the jy have tunks At has s catior four- Wilm said first i Wo plant qrst Ry & dorwi Lancs Boa For Dor went meeti class licy © class gle dc The "CVerS ing st er in books gratul comm The k sugges headeq up a the to dents. ceive science progr the ni Ap the cd to 90c Shank Mrs. | feteria Mrs. 1 Ano was t now i board the 1 school matter mainte mittee Mar new §g Joseph Ker in marble preside Paul charge You East The Counc] an Ea will b rise Sq SpPONso held a grounc rll 1 be spe the Gi School The s] Murpk rector Churec] would invitat this, E “aA The Dr, PA
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