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THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.
Thursday. April 12 10
Weddings

MILLER
St. Mary's Church was the
scene Saturday at nine o'clock
of the marriage of Miss Amelia
CATERBONE -
Joan Caterbone, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Caterbone,
405 Howard Ave, and Cpl
Robert J. Miller, son of Mrs.
Blanche Miller and the late
Samuel Miller, Mount Joy, The
Rev. John. Campion officiated
at the ceremony.
Given in marriage by her fa-
ther, the bride wore a white
Chantilly lace gown. The fitted
bodice featured a scoop neck-
line embroidered with seed
pearls. The voluminous skirt
fashioned of tiers of pleated
tulle was accepted by hip-
length flounce of lace which
extended into a sweeping train.
A tiara of pearls and rhine-
stones held her scalloped tulle
veil and she carried a bouquet
of white orchids with shower
of ribbons. |
Miss Marion Fulginiti was
maid of honor and the brides-
maids were Miss Theresa Ma-
donna, Mrs. Joanne Caterbone|
and Mrs. Gloria Hall. All wore!
gowns of lace over taffeta. The
fitted bodices outlined with
ruffles were topped with lace!
jackets and the bouffant skirts,
worn over hoops, were fashion-
ed of rows of ruffling from!
waistline to the edge of the
floor length skirts.
The honor attendants carried
a bouquet of white roses cen-
tered with a white orchid and
wore a headband of pink
braid. The bridesmaids carried
bouquets of pink roses.
Angela Marie Caterbone,
niece of the bride, wore a
frock of white lace and net
with bodice - having a sweet-|
heart neckline, edged with a
lace ruffles which extended ov-|
er the shoulder to form brief
sleev's. © The bouffant sk'rt,
worn over a hoop, was of net
with an over skirt of lace!
forming an apron effect. A bon-
net and . basket of pink rose-
buds ‘¢c 'mpleted her attire,
Joseph . Caterbone was best
man and the ushers were Sam-
uel Caterbone. John Tallarice!
and Anthony Battaglia, Phila-
delphia. Wedding music was
played by Richard Kiphorn and
Mrs. Joseph Kirchner was voe-
al soloist.
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Mrs. Caterbone, mother of ballerina gown of Chantilly rence, Ohlo, took place Satur
the bride wore a mint green lace and tulle, fashioned with a day at 1:45 p.m. at ‘the Cross Juniors Plan Annual | Buller’ S Beauty Salon’ SIMON P, NISSLEY
chantilly lace dress, with pink small collar above a tulle yoke, Roads Brethren in Christ Junior- Senior Prom MAIN STREET, FLORIN, PA. MARY 6. NISSLEY SAWING. PRUNIN
accessories, and a white orchid. long pointed sleeves and a Ie Meum Joy By LN, Preparations are now -under- Cold Waves & Machineless FUNERAL DIRECTORS SPRAYING :
Vrs. Miller, mother of the ited basque bodice. The bouffant The couple will reside at wiy for the juniobsenior ‘prom Permanents B. B. IBAC
groom, wore a navy blue Chan- Sie had Sppiiied > Massillon R2, Ohio, of Donegal High School. ‘The I give ' Toni's" Mount Joy, Pa, 139 S. Main St. ro
tilly lace dress. with white ac-i tulle and outline with tulle iuniors i sntertain ‘the sens Mt. Joy. 8 8851 _ _ Maude Bulle Phone 5-4616
cessories. ahd gardenia cor- and outlined with tulle ruffles ENGAGEMENTS gs oa center io Wy
sage Her circular veil of silk illusion neth Appley is chairman of the In Th “BULLETI
Miss Caterbone is employed Was attached to a small head- yoy, HOSTETTER | orchestra committee; Ronnie Advertise n e
it the office of the Bearings dress and she carried a white Mrs, Anne W. Kanode, Mt. Jean Reese, decorations; Leroy
Co. of America, while her hus orchid on a white Bible, Joy R1 announces the engage-! Kaylor, refreshments and Mary a
band is stationed at Fort Knox, Mrs. Joan Sigmund, cousin nent of her daughter, Mary, to! Ann Felty, invitations The
Ky of the bride, served as matron james G. Hostetter Jr., son of| prom will be held May 11.
After a reception held at the ©f honor. Her ballerina gown nr and Mrs. James Hostetter! ip ——
Arcadia Ball Room, the couple Was of mint green crystalette of Elizabethtown RS3. { When in necd of Printing. (any.
left on a wedding trip to Miami with a matching headdress. iss Kanode is a senior = at! singin. the’ Bulletin
Beach Miss Joan Sipe, sister of he Manheim Central high school,| _ >
A shower in honor of Miss bride, was flower girl. Her nq My, Hostetter is employed] i
Caterbone was given by Miss 0wn of mint green crystalette hy Elmer’ Ginder, Contractor. SAVE Up 70
Fulginiti, Miss Madonna, Mrs, Was similar to that of the ma iii | 40%
Joanne Caterbone, and Miss tron of honor. GROSH — LAMY
Gloria Hall. Robert Wert of Catasauqua’ wr. and Mrs. Blaine O. Grosh|
A rehearsal party was given was best man and ushers in of 223 N., Locust Street, Eliza-|
by Mrs. Joanne Caterbone. cluded Chester Sipe, Jr. an pethtown, formerly of Milton]
Jack Sipe, brothers of th Grove, announce the engage- |
SIPE KEAR bride. ment of their daughter, Vivian INSTALL A SERIES *&°
The marriage of Miss Mary Following a reception th Jean, to Mr. Cary Lamy, Brig-|
Lou sipe, daughter of Mr. and couple left for Massachusett antine, N. J. SHAVEMASTER
Mrs. Chester J. Sipe of Water where they will reside. gga Grain |
St., Royalton, to Thomas B. The bride was graduate. patronize Bulletin Advertisers |
Kear, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ber- from Middletown High Schoo | . ADAM H. GREER
nard Kear of Mount Joy, was and is employed by the Bell A Fine Li { Stylish Fi i} OIL BURNER Sat., April 21st--9 £25 WE
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ganist and Mrs.
cousin of the bride,
Betty Layson,
was soloist.
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Miss Louise Sipe, sister of the The marriage of Miss Ann
bride, and Michael Kear, broth-' Ruth Drescher, daughter of Mr.
er of the bridegroom lighted and Mrs. John L. Drescher, of
Mount Joy Rl, to James
S.
the tapers.
Given in marriage by her fa-| Glock, son of the late Mr. and
ther, the bride was attired in a Mrs. Albert Glick, North Law-
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POLITICAL
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of their choice to public ofiice.
The man so honored by his fzllow-c'tizens is thus
obligated to serve the public intarest, rather than the pri-
vate interests of professional politicians.
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This is what I believe and HOW I WILL SERVE if
elected to the State Senate
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| with INTEGRITY, GOOD CONSCIENCE AND MATURE
COMMON SENSE.
I assude those Lancaster Countians who l've in the
17th Senc'orial District thot they will have as full ond
fovorable representation in Harrisburg as they have had
in the past.
It is my intention to keep as closely in touch wth
the Lancaster portion of my constfuency as possible.
I PROPOSE TO OPEN AN OFFICE IN LANCASTER
COUNTY WHERE 1 WILL SPEND AT LEAST ONE DAY
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My office in Lebanon, of course, will be open at all
times to all citizens who vrish to talk with their Senator.
I proudly dedicote my candidacy to YOU the
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‘WILLIAM H. EGLI
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
STATE SENATOR
POLITICAL
SLOAN’S PHARMACY
MOUNT JOY, PA. L
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1916
Feted
.In obsrev:
tieth anniver
Mount Joy
team, the |
and manager
team will be
at the Old
Friday, Apri
ion of the
mark the fir
in the past {
The year g
victories, one
loss. The tear
tal of 282 p
for the oppo
down of the
lows: Wins
Columbia 0;
ens Trade 6;
etta 0; M. J?
Marshall Aca
Hershey 0
"non 0: M. J.
er 0; M. J. 1:
0: M. J. 26,
J. 13, Palmy
was to Palm)
season when
to a 23-0 cou
with Lanca
when both te:
less.
This 1916 t
best record ii
the town tear
ception of th
That year the
ery game £1:
have a singl
against them.
The followi
from a 1916
the MT. JOY
Team 1
OMAR
“Finnegan”,
known among
was born her
of D. W. Kir
years old, w
stands 5.8 ft.
ed on the te
years. His i
played tackle
years he has
halfback. He
fastest
gainers, and
plunger this
turned out.
CARL |
“Dutch” Hh
playing on th
years. He is
cupation, 23 |
Ibs., and stan
first few gam
guard but af
halfback, al
Ralph Krame
good ground
very good tac
CLAUD
He is a so
Fackler of Sa
played here 1
sons. The firs
ed guard but
Zink quit, he
center, whic
played to I
played in eve
ason. He i
ands 5.8'2
165 lbs. “Fa
in the rough
oped into one
and best tac]
in action in t
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