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Swim Lessons
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Bailey, tied for third, 13 and
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ver
John Miller were, Mrs. Jos Kittyi Etsell leads the girl
eph Sears and daughter of from 5-10 with Kat XH wn Mav
Mount Joy, Mrs. Paul Weid- 4 judy Shermick; Donna
man and children, Lancaster, p12 jeads the 11 and over
and Mrs. Mary Debroas, of group with Nadine Bail-
Joliet, TIL ey and Sandra Wolgemuth
nisi ors of Mr. and Mrs Bike Contest Held
Elwood Kuhns were, Spec. 3 ‘ Forty-five bicycles were
Donald Kuhns, and Richard entered $1 the biovele decor-
Withurst, Boston, Mass ating. contest last Thursday
Mrs. Edna Kuhns is still pion Divided into age
on the sick list groups. point prizes were of
Mr. Wm. Fogie celebrated fered in five categories. First
his birthday on Monday, July prize winners in the most
23rd. origina] group were Rita
Miss Jeanette Moore, Mrs. May, Kathy May and Terry
Marguerite Lehman and son, Stark. Other winners in this
John, visited Misses Elva group were Ivan Wolgemuah,
and Arlene Marron of Ronks Harold Smith, Sandra Gep-
R. D. on Monday evening hart, Linda Murry, Judy
risitors of Mr..and Mrs Shermick, Richard Brown
Visitors o y i were and Jerry Alleman. For the
Dale} alll Joy most colorful, Katy Zimmer-
Pear] Bre He rast, RB i i Bro man, Gray Greiner and Na-
R. D, Edith Em, Pe vd Leo dine Bailey won firsts with
sey and daughter hinds oy’ © Ronald Alleman, Donald Al-
Columbia RD. Mi and 1 PS. emion. Fane.
I: v Keith, Lithia, oe i Brown, William Pennell snd
di Mr nd a aren a. Butch Zimmerman
S, ‘ hy Site . 1
Mrs. Oliver Witmer and fa- For the most patriotic,
milv. Richard Wal'z, Sandra Wol
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. gemuth and Sandra Kretzing
}vin Witmer and family Won firsts with Larry Hoste!-
were Mr. and Mrs. John ter. Sherry Wolgemuth, Den-
of Ironville. nis Mateer, Judy Kipple, Hel-
Kauffman Sr
Mr. Jack Witmer is spend- 1 Rutt and Edward Flory.
ing two weeks with the U. S. In the smallest division, Mi-
M. C. R. at Quantico, Va chael Klinedinst, Barry Siet-
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stop tler, and Dennis Fackler were
pard and son. Kenny, Iron- first with Paul Smith. James
ville were Sunday dinner Heisey, 1Kenneth Leakway,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brent Keener and Dean
- Brenner. Largest bicycles first
Geltmacher and family.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. prize winners were Dena
Wm. Fozie and sons were. Leib. Sharon Reese and Ire-
Mrs. John Stehman and, ne Zimmerman. Other win-|
daughter Joann Rheems. N€rs were Kit'y Etsell, Lar-
Mrs. Helen Barnes and son. VY Deibler. Patty Alleman
and June Barnes. Columbia Dolor De ibler, John Hart
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Man and Janice Berrier
Maurice Frysinger, Mrs. Ka- Softhall Game
tie Moore and Mrs. Ida Eis- of the Marietta-
enberger were. Rev. and Mrs. Mount Joy softball] game were
Farry Fisher and child en 28 for the locals and 3 for
Calif. M»s. Henry Engle and Marietta. The winning team
children. Mt. Joy F. D. Mr. included Nadine Bailey, Don
Paul Mumma Harrisburg, na Elitz. Kathleen Gruber,
Mr. and Mrs Paul Fitzkee Esther Rice, Chris ine Leak-
and son Daniel and grandson way, Jean Stalev, Joan Sta-
David Fox, Mount Joy. ley, Coral Gatlin; JoAnn
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gelt- darrenkamp. Marv Jane
macher and family visited Meckley, Judy Frv. Kathleen
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bard May, Helen Rutt, Sandra
of Tronville Kretzing, Sandra Wolgemuth,
Peral Brenneman, Edith and Judy Schermick., Jean!
Erb, Betty Brosey and Staley scored four homeruns:
daughter Linda Tee, visited Kathleen Gruber, three, and
Mrs. Robert Haldeman and Mary Jane Meccklev. one.
children, Mt. Jov R. D. and| In the senior hardball game
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fogie the locals defeated the Mari
Sr. of town etta boys by a score of 11 to
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. 3.
Wm. Haines were, Mrs. Hen » eee
rv Rollman and daughter, IJOFFER REUNION efha
Patsy, Lititz, Mrs. Clarence The 36th annual Hoffer re
Smith and son Kenny, Man- union wili be held at Hoffer's
hem, Mr. and Mrs. Robert park, Middletown. July 29th,
Haines and daughter, Mari: beginning at 1:30 p. m.
etta = — = =
Mrs. Minnie Geltmacher of of Jacksonville visited Mr.
Kinderhook vis'ted Mr. and and Mrs. Harry Weaver.
Mrs. Earl Geltmacher and Visitors of Mr, and Mrs.
family.
Visitors of Mr.
Abram Gamber
and Mrs. Mark
Manheim.
M>, and Mrs.
ber visi‘ed Mr
le» Gamber,
Robert Frank Jr. and son,
were, Mr. Robert Arndt, of
Florin, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
of Kohler, Mr. and Mrs. John
Kohler, Red Lion, Mr.
Howard Gam- Mrs. Robert Frank Sr.
and Mrs. Sa- daughter, Dixie Lee,
Columbia RD. Mrs. Russel Herr,
Mr. and Mrs Albert and Mr.
Myers and daughter, Joann, Manheim.
Pte.
and Mrs
were, Mr.
Winters,
and
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Thursday, July 2 28
PER SONALS
" or i *('(
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Martin to grand 4 ny,
and daughter, Peggy, Cedar of n arcotic aws real
Lane, are spending 2 weeks and entering, and forge
at Mrs. Martin's home in FBI officials regard
New Orleans. Mrs. Leonard, as a veteran crimnaj
Mrs. Martin's mother, return: livelihood has been :
ed with them after spending by his raids on society.
a month here fug tive is reported to be ar
M w Sivivest rl enthusiastic follower of
anc virs. Svlvester EL
: race tracks and is a
Troutwine and family are He is also
ue gambl S$ a
spending the week at their be arse and must be
oT ’ shot og
cottage at Rehobe'h Beach sidered.
Delaware. : 5
On September 27th,
Mr. and Mrs
of Cedar Lane, recently re- gon. Randolph Mitchell sixty-first birthday, and he these men and their descrip
home her 3 eg The FB! Ten Most Want- is described as five feet e tions before the eyes of the
fold, st aL ed Fugitive Program has met inches i a 353 Publiz. No ma } hy ome
ion, Ind. in the mid-west with wonderful Sficcens as bi on 4g Dio I oo RE i econ id ot oh Kl Te
the public wholeheartedly PTOWN lair, short sure there 1s a weekly news
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kuhn joined Tn Taw enforcemchi’s build. He has a one paper, and the ; cooperation
of Manheim, Mrs. Mahlon effort to protect society from S€ar on the left inside and participa‘ion by the
Foreman and Mr. and Mrs the underworld There has |? small cut scar on the » weekly newspapers in Fast-
H. R. Kuhn of town were to Bech. os tetrfie. tirhover ih edge of his left eyebrow, a ern Penna have been grati
the Kuhn Reunion held at the’ names of those” who mole on his right cheek, : fying in connection with
Wiow Mills In .C make this infamous list, and
Co, on ng EA there is only one left from SII Ts FF FOR Y ou =
the weather was very the original published list. BANK FACTS FOR
. “ He is Henry Randolph Mit-
threatening, chell, the bank robber with
Mrs. Elizabeth Loney of S. ha crooked right little fing
Market St., entertained folks .. /
from Housten, Texas this Numerous reports have a
week. come to FBI Headquarters
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Kuhn that Mitchell is dead, but ’
visited Mr. and Mrs. Christ- the G-Men continue their )
ian Gerber and family, Eliza- search inasmuch as tho only
be htown on Sunday P. M. circumstances which can 4
John Kreider
victed in numerous

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael stop an FBI scarch is defin-
Johns and son Larry and ite proof that the man is de
friend from Maytown were ceased. in jail, or has grown
to the Kuhn reunion on Sat- '00o old to reasonably exist.
urday Mitchell, is wanted for the
ENGAGFMENTS
Mr... and Mrs. Jo
Grimm, Elizabethtowr
engagem
their daughter,
to David H. ShafIner,
Mr. and - Mrs. Abram
ner, Jr., Mt. Joy RI1
Mis Grimm, a gradu
Elizabethtown Arca
School,
Klein Chocolate Co,
bethtown. Her fiance
nloyed by J. M.
Son, Landasville.
been set for the
®
RECUPERATING
FROM FALL
Mrs. Frank Schock,
Street, is recuperating
a hip injury at the ho
her daughter
ourgh.
Louise in
Jan Murinchin, of 1:
a as TRA ht Ce Badr tt cl LN I ih A Es
Audrey M.,
is employed by the
Eshelman &
No date
wedding.
holdup of a bank in Williston
Florida, on the afternoon of|
quickly
Mitchell
? His companion was
WANTED BY THE FBI i companion wes
" : ' remained at large Dur
his career he has be
xen con-
derived
daring
said
wa
celebrate
his
and crooked
Anyone hav
t101
S abouts
violation
1
tne
mal
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delphia
» 300
ade
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tives
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5 for

Ask that question of your neighbors who
have used our bank’s new-car financing
plan. They'll tell you that it's
cause low bank rates make it economical
.once-a-month instalments are arranged
to suit the borrower's circumstances...
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initial car insurance premium may also
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January 21, 1948. The bank
hn 8. had reopened for the after
Rl. noon at 1 p. m. when two there are no “
ent of men, both wearing several
davs growth of beard. swift-
son of ly entered the front door
Shaft- closing it behind them. They
drew pistols and ordered the all-around satisfaction.
ata of Cmployees to lie on the floor :
ate of while they robbed the cash You use
High boxes of $10.353
into. a
Warning
hey fled
hast. Investigation showed that
ilenry Randolph Mitchell
was one of the bank robbers.
ga ENE. oR
> wemoriais "2
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which they
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Iphfa, Pa Rlttenhouse who hospitalized in the
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