The Bulletin, Mount Joy,
Thursday. August 2
Mortuary Record

MRS. CHRISTIAN ROHRER
Mrs. Mable Detwiler Rohr
er, 75, widow of Dr. Christ
ian G. Rohrer, 13 W. Main
St., Mount Joy, died at Lan
caster General Hospital Sun-
day. She was admitted to
the hospital on Saturday
Born in Mount Joy, she
was a daughter of the late
Bigler and Anna Hoffman
Detwiler. She lived in New
York City for 40 years be
fore returning to her home
in Mount Joy ten years ago
Funeral services were held
from the James B. Heilig Fu
neral Home Wednesday af
ternoon with interment in
the Mount Joy Cemetery
JOHN HOLLINGER
John Henry S. Hollinger,
fifty-eight, husband of Edna
Anterline Hollinger, Mt. Joy
R2, died at his home Monday
at 10 a.m.
Born in Lancaster County,
he was the son of the late
Monroe and Sara Stauffer
Hollinger.
Hollinger was a member of
the West Green Tree Church
of the Brethren, Mount Joy
Township. He worked for 30
years at the Lancaster Shoe
Company.
In addition to his wife, he
is survived by four sons and
a daughter. J. Ear! Hollinger
both of Mt. Joy R2; Anna
Ruth, Harold E., and James
E.. at home and five grand-
children.
Two brothers and two sis-
ters also survive: Abner S.
Hollinger, Elizabethtown R3;
Benjamin S.. Manheim R4;
Mrs. Maria Kreider. Man-
heim, and Mrs. Paul E. Web-
er, Manheim R3.
Funeral services were held
from the Miller Funeral
Home Thursday afternoon
with further services in the
West Green Tree
the Brethen. Interment
adjoining cemetery.
in

HAROLD E. WARFEL
Harold E. Warfel, 51, Lan-
caster R5, formerly of Mount
Joy, died unexpectedly Tues-
day at 2:53 a.m. at the Lan-
caster General Hospital, of a
heart attack, suffered Friday.
He was born in Conestoga
Twp., a son of Mrs. Clara J
Gainer Warfel and the late
Emory F. Warfel. He resided
in Manheim Twp. the past 14
years.
He was employed by Bear-
ings Company of America
Division, Federal - Mogul -
Bower Bearings, Inc., for the
past 28 years.
Surviving are his wife, Ce-
celia Mae Murr Warfel, the
following sons and daughters
Harold E, Jr., Emory F,
Lancaster; G. Raymond, Joan
and Judy, all at home; and
the following brothers and
sisters: Emory W., Downey,
Calif.; H. Clayton, Lancaster:
Bertha, wife of William Col-
lins, Bird-in-Hand R1, and
Bessie, wife of Fred Grum-
brecht, Laricaster; and Char-
les F., Atlanta, Ga., and one
grandson.
Relatives and friends are
respectively invited to attend
the funeral at the Charles L
Snyder Funeral Home, 414
East King Street, Lancaster,
Friday afternoon at 2:00. In-
terment in the Millersville
Mennonite Cemetery.

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he ory oe Hee motto! ih sentime a o ne he i. | their daughter, Cynthia Lee, The pest time to - fight a water for fire trucks and I'LL MEET
n God We Trust,” as told man, “or safe except in His to Matthew R. Mangano Jr. fi is long ‘before it. eve | ble A You AT
in a leaflet distributed by the defense. The trust of ourl!son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew ore is ‘ong oC Ore Moen porta PUPS: a :
Chase Manhattan Bank's people in God should be de- Mangano, 2215 Locust Road, aris, a: Aso ii gh a 2 Approved Bre ein THE
has é § peo} r Morton. Pa. Both are attend- Chief of the D.vision of guisher conveniently placed CORNER!
Museum of Moneys of the clared on our national coins ing Kutztown State Teachers Farm and Home Safety Edu- near all danger spots - the
World, is as follows: ‘You will cause a device majoring in art ed- cation, Department of Pub- barn, machine shed, and %
The Rev Mr. Watkinson! 1° be prepared without un- sation lic Instruction. storage tanks of gasoline and
: necessary delay with a mot- geese fl “The first line of defense kerosene. The extinguishers
was troubled In his small lavas :
to expressing in the fewest Pennsylvania's Governor is a clean home and farm, should be charged when rec
parish at Ridleyville, Pa., he 3nd tersest words possible automatically serves as chair-|fire-safe construction includ- ommended by the manufac-
brooded over the low ebb of this national recognition.” man of the little known but ing a safe heating plant and turre.
Union fortunes after Fort The Director of the Mint Power “Executive Board.” fire-resistant roofing’’, Mertz 3. Garden hose and water
Sumpter and Bull Run. He acted quickly on the Secre Ten 1 4 chore. OT says. “The second line of de- buckets in various places in MR.
deplored the godiessness of altary's = order Before the "Tus tof shore Weignx. | fense is farm fire-fighting and around buildings. MERCHANT
year was out a bronze pat Congress overruled Teddy, equipment that should be 4. Ladders to reach the WAS IT
nation seven months in civil tern for a $10 piece with the but did not make the motto handy and regularly check- highest roof tops and win- XR AD
war motto. GOD. OUR TRUST mandatory, as is now being oq to make sure it is in good dows. And don’t forget the READS
One cheerless November been submitted, Shortly done, thanks mainly to sev-|yworking condition.” silo.
day in 1861, he sat down at jereafter, OUR COUNTRY. €ral Democratic members of advises everyone to| 5 A pump tank or
the antique desk in his rec- OUR GOD was suggested. the Congress. (The motto, have on hand at all times er, fire swaiter, wet broom
tory and wrote a letter of gyi it was not until 1846 under a measure which has age emergency items: or wet burlap bags to fight Open House yi
singular eloquence to the p54 IN GOD WE TRUST been recently enacted, will 1 Ap adequate supply of field fires.
Secretary of the Treasury. first appeared on a United ultimately appear on all new tm me me ’
“One fact touching our giates coin, a two-cent piece coins and paper money. The LaGrange (Ind.) Standard— day school regularly. Sally S
currency has hitherto been P. Chase himself had first bank notes carrying the - - - A Chicago judge re-| judges as well as
seriously ovelooked,” he proposed this inscription. inscription will be printed ports that more than 85 per- the files’ of reformatorics Beaut Salon
wrote. “I mean the recogni- when the new dies are in- cent of all the criminals he 5 y
tion of the Almighty God in This motto may have g0t stalled by the Bureau of En- has observed were non corroborate these statistics
some form in our coins, \tS inspiration from the line graying and Printing under church goers. Irreligion is generally as- Marietta Road
What if our Republic were in the STAR SPANGLED jq previously contemplated] J. Edgar Hoover reports knowledged as one of the SALUNGA, PA.
now shattered beyond recon- BANNER, “And this be our program for a more econom- that out of 8000 delinquent major contributing factors
struction? Would not the an motto — 'In God is OUT method of printing bank- children called to his atten- to juvenile and teen-age
tiquaries of succeeding cen- trust.’ notes.) |tion, only 42 attended Sun- crime.
turies rightly reason from President Theodore Roose- References to the Diety == . . HW —— a,
our past that we were a hea- velt provoked a hot controv- are found on American coins 3

then nation?” ersy with religious groups of colonial days. A 1694 cent
* * * when, in 1907, he directed prays “God preserve Caro-
The Secretary of the Trea- sculptor Augustus S. Gaud- ing and the lords proprie-
sury was Salmon P. Chase, ens to omit the motto from tors” Others ask that “God
one of Lincoln's ablest cab- the new gold coins he was preserve New England.” A
inet members. Later he was designing. Called “an infi- piece blesses the
to become Chief Justice of del,” TR vigorously defend-name of the Lord. Utah 1849
the Supreme Court of the wi himself Use of “In (od gold pieces carry similar
United States, and it was in Ve. Troe Oh. Coins he main-| mottoes. English coins for
his honor that the Chase tomed, Was irreverent and centuries have referred to
National Bank of the City of clos to sacrl-iDei Gratis, the Grace of
New York was named in lege. Such use tonded
1877. cheapes “a beautiful and sol- Herbert Bratter (Banking)
The Secretary, deep in emn sentence” and was pro aan
problems of war financing foundly wo be rogretied” SKIN ITCH
read this letter from the "Teddy added that he had HOW TO RELIEVE IT
Rev. Mr. Watkinson ang Never heard anyone speak IN JUST 1s MINUTES, ... at
oromptly recognized the mer- reverently of the coin motto. any drug store. Instant-drying
. 4 Cass ITCH-ME-NOT deadens itch and
it of his plea. Within a week On the contrary, he pointed burning; kills germs ON CON-
he had dispatched a note t0 oy¢ that through the decades eT a, fanart fon =
the Director of the Mint in er surface rashes. Now t a
Philadelphia, James Pollock. of “free silver” debate the er su-face rashes. Now at
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