NEWTOWN
4 .
Sunday dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs. Oliver Witmer and
family were Mr. Marlin Landis
of Brunnerville and Mr. Rufus
Landis of Florida
Mr Earl Geltmacher and
daughter Betty celebrated their
birthdays this past week
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Geltmacher and family were
Mrs. Minnie Geltmacher and
son Ray, Kinderhook.
Visitors of Mr and Mrs,
Maurice Frysinger, Mrs. Katie
Moore and Mrs. Ilda Eisenberg
er were Miss Annie Brenneman,
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Heistand,
Salunga, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Fitzkee, and son Daniel, and
grandson
Joy, Mrs. John Mellinger and
daughter Diane, Mt. Joy RD
Jimmy, son of Mr. and Mrs
Earl Geltmacher is on the sick
list.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ab-
ram Gamber were Mr. Ray
Gamber and son Jimmy, Man-
heim, Mr. and Mrs. Salem
Gamber and daughter Gloria
Jean, Columbia RD., Mr. and
Mrs. Havard Johnston, Lancas-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gam-
ber visited Miss Elizabeth Lane
of Landisville.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
visited Mr. and Mrs.
Nentwig and family, Florin.
Mr, Edward Isler returned
home after spending 30 days at
Labrador, on government work.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haines
and daughter visited Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Haines.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
Haines
Lloyd
ert Frank were Mr. and Mrs.!
Russell Herr, Mt. Joy, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Frank, Jr. Colum-
bia RD.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver
and Harold Witmer motored to
Reading on Friday evening to
see the basketball game be-
tween Columbia and Fountain
Hill.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ho-
ward Gamber were, Mr. and
Mrs. Salem Gamber,and daugh-
ter Gloria Jean, Columbia RD.,
Rev John Ferich, Elizabethtown
College, and Miss Jean Stutz-
man, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edith Erb and James
Brosey visited Mrs. Katie Erb
and son, of Mt. Joy RD.
Value Leader in §
the Easter Parade! $f
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16 E. Main St., Mt. Joy, Pa
Artists
Contest Closes May 1
distinguished American
United States,
» and Wil-
't, according to John R.
David Lee Fox, Mt. ,,
and Industry and Executive Of-
» Board of Vo-
for Rehabilitation
Earnest
, Miss Isabel Bishop,
Franklin|
7 Newel
, of Chadds Ford, Pa., all
and Torquato urged that eligib- |
» Pennsylvanians should parti-| = Mrs. Ragner Hallgren of Mt.|
“and make a good show-|Joy visited at the
Common-| home on Wednesday.
THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. tion of his income as an
10 The contestant’s handicap
stantially
Lancaster,
Altoona, Perry and York.
, Johns- a_i a
Pittsburgh,
F LORIN
Labor
Paintings must be sent to Harrisburg
+ agreed to judge ens he Morris Morgenstern
Con- ation, 110 W. 57th Strect,
Handicapped Amateur york N. Y. by May 1. Detail-
» first of its kind ev- eq instructions are included
er held in Pennsylvania and the he application blanks,
after it closes on
» Bureau of Re
habilitation reported today.
John J. Gordon, is Manager|
of the Harrisburg District that hold up adjournment of the
lincludes the counties of Adams,
blanks Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin!
» obtained at the Bureau’s Juniata, Mifflin,
i...

Saturday
of the former's
New
on Saturday.
to all
Many persons
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Eshel-
man of Emigsville were guests)
grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Mumper
Mr. and Mrs. Fred, Gerlitzki
artists, announce the birth of a son at;
St. Joseph Hospital on Monday.!
|
Hamilton |
€ accompanied |
an entrant| the Bus trip to the Philadelphia
major por-' Flower Show on Thursday.

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Mount Joy 3-3011
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must HARRISBURG
he such that his ability to func-
tion in everyday activity is sub- ROUND- UP
impaired by disease,
congenital condition or injury
By Pennsylvania News Service
Pennsylvania's
lawmakers this week continued
plucking thorns from the legis-
lative hides as a host of last
on
minute tie-ups in fiscal and
non-fiscal matters continued to
record-breaking 1955 session.
Again this week as last week
proposed and necessary amend
I ments to the now-enacted three
| per cent sales tax have height-
I ned legislative bickering, con-
| fusion and some sterling parti-
san fighting,
Optimists, including some
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller of Democratic leaders, had hoped
. Rheems called on the latter's
father, Mr. Samuel Shelley
for an adjournment sometime
next week, while others look
for a mid-April or even a post
| April 24 primary election date.
One of the chief
on|
| argument since
the tax stamp plan should be
included in the sales tax pro-
gram. Opposition to the stamp
of success in view of the fact
| ereased
lin many quarters to be more
points of,
enactment of,
the sales tax has been whether
plan has begn
is in the offing. With
{
largely by Senate Democrats «|
no chance of passage
a move unlikely of any degree,
some of the new
that this branch is controlled
remaining in’ courts of record:
working Amend the
days in a drive to clean up of last year to make
pending legislation in the low-
er branch preparatory for final
adjournment.
In other legislative action,
both houses have approved in-
benefits for
resentat ves is
session for five full
pension
lawmakers, and going through
the legislative mill this week is
a proposal to increase the salar-
ies and expenses of the law-
makers - the latter move felt
than justified.
Somehow or other new bills
continue to find their weary
way into the legislative hopper|
legislative
pieces appearing which would:
Redefine duties of
by stamp-insisting Republicans having the powers of a commit
This week the House of Rep- {ing magistrate and clerks of
virtually for emergency aid;
here are Revise duties and
Health and Public
Health Program:
Prohibit publie
Extend voting
responsi-
school
ployes from seeking elective of- gines and similar
flood disaster acl fices;
additional rights to cer-
spearheaded , even though final adjournment Pennsylvania areas eligible for tain
physically
veterans,
se fee;
Authorize the
Increase the operators’
in certain cases;
em- Permit ambulances, fire
vehicles to use the
without charge.
Shop Where Your Dollar
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