gladdened the hearts of gagward P. Curran. Safety | heir gifts. ) ents The work scheduled to be Monday evening in the local
many children this Christ- Director of the Club. Young- “The Christmas sled will entirely feasible. completed in the near fu- Presbyterian Church. The)
mastide, but they can bring sters unskilled in the use of become an increasingly seri- pt ture will create a kitchen group planned a winter,
sorrow and tragedy to many skates or ‘bikes’ are an es- ous problem, as the winter; Ambition’s reward seems more than twice the size of waste fat collection for Sat
families if the children are special hazard. Their safety progresses, and what we to be more and more taxes. the present one. urday, Feb. 16. The rain
ji . rT, : i ges Tr Ci = date was set for Feb. 23.|
pom Spree won I, IGirl Scouts and Brownies
will collect the fat door-to-|
door in tht two communities
| ‘Mrs. Warren Folev was
: named Day Camp director,
nother Xear O ontinue rowt for 1957 with Miss Anna.
|
The ‘Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, January 10
Careful, Drivers! ing heir
Kids Are Riding
Christmas Toys
Roller
bikes,
vehicles
to)
~===ure on the careful operation|‘bikes’ and other
: motor vehicles. |applies with equal force
gifts of “rolling «parents also must take Sledding.
stock” on city streets and their share of responsibility! ‘We would
surburban roads, warns the for child safety. Their duty Police rope off
Keystone Automobile Club. |is to impress on F
“Motorists should be doub-the dangers of traffic-bur- Ways and streets, and confine and
ly watchful for unexpected|dened streets :
forays of children on thelin the youngsters a sense of viously the situation presents) owners are
streets at this said carefulness in the of difficulties, but with cooper-|g;e of the kitchen.
ation of parents the plan is
not doubly careful when
for use
Mr.
skates, scooters,
wagons and sleds have use
The year 1956, again, witnessed a growth in the size and scope of our services for
Mount Joy, Maytown, and surrounding vicinities. Our Commercial Department totals
increased from $6,676,199.75 at the end of December 31, 1955 to $7,915,755.59 Dec-
ember 31, 1956, likewise, our Trust Department totals increased from $1,662,965.98
December 31, 1955, to $2,301,442.97 December 31, 1956.
While we are happy and proud of such increases, we are, also, very pleased to
have had the privilege of serving the many needs of our customers whether they be
granting personal loans to meet emergencies, acting as trustee for the Mount Joy Boro-
ugh Authority Sewer Bond issue of $1,370,000. and executor of numerous small and
large estates or serving as guardian of minor children.
If you have any financial problems, why not bring them to us for solution?
COMPARATIVE CONDENSED FINANCIAL STATEMENT
RESOURCES
December 31, 1955
$1,140,151.94
1,505,538.13
374,787.06
3,554,543.11
71,576.57
8,849.56
20,753.38
December 31, 1956
$1,340,381.27
1,806,103.14
455,392.48
4,199,121.64
108,897.33
5,000.00
859.73
Cash and Due from Banks
U. S. Government Securities
Other Securities
Loans & Discounts
Bank Building & Equipment
Other Real Estate
Other Assets
$6,676,199.75 $7,915,755.59
LIABILITIES
$ 125,000.00
500,000.00
88,824.51
32,347.73
5,787,354.90
100,000.00
42,672.61
ro
125,000.00
500,000.00
77,590.88
49,981.67
7,113,936.05
None
49,246.99
Capital Stock
Surplus
Undivided Profits
Reserves
Deposits
Bills Payable
Other Liabilities
£
$6,676,199.75 $7,915,755.59
DEPARTMENT RESOURCES
(Not included in above)
$1,662,965.98
500,000.00
TRUST
Individual Trust Funds
Corporate Trust Funds
$2,301,442.97
1,810,000.00
$2,162,965.98 $4,111,442.97
DIRECTORS
Clyde H. Hottenstein
Henry H. Koser
Carl S. Krall
Alvin J. Reist
Martin S. Musser
Clarence S. Newcom:r
John B. Nissley
Harvey Rettew
Mervin S. Amold
W. A. Coventry
Claude H. Grosh
OFFICERS
Martin S. Musser, President
Henry H. Koser
Vice President
D. Victor Shank
Asst. Cashier and
Asst. Trust Officer
Armold, Bricker & Beyer. Solicitors
John B. Nissley
Vice President
Carl S. Krall
Cashier & Trust Officer
Harvey Rettew
Vice President
Norman H. Sprecher
Asst. Cashier i
2%% Interest Paid on Certificates of Deposit — 2% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
JONAL MOU
VON NAT MOUNT JOY, PA. NIJOY Ray
—
N THERE IS STRENGTH | |
MAYTOWN, PA.
Em) agin ssi satin:
2 [IN UNI
MOUNT JOY, PA,
8will depend in great meas- have said in reference to) KITCHEN ENLARGED
Extensive fenovations
{now taking place at the Mt,
suggest that Joy Diner, located on West Waste Fat
of Main Street. Recently
children children little traveled high- chased by Mr, and Mrs. Jno- | ls Feb 16
and Mrs. | .
new
and to instil] sledding to such areas. Ob- william Strickler, the
the'sed at the Mount Joy-Florin Joyce Louise, to Lester Sna-'[ RAST
increasing
«Drive For
purs- |
March, Kittv's Shop Miller, Square St.,
window will he used for the engagement of)
ENGAGEMENTS
SNAVELY--RISSER
Mr. and Mrs. Marry W.
Risser, Sr., Elizabethtown
R1, announce the engage-
Future plans were discus- ment of their daughter,
Girl Scout Neighborhood |
Mae Eby as assistant. Dates
for the camp are June 10th,
{through the 14th plus June
18 and 19. The camp will be
held at the Little Chiques
Park. This marks the second 4
|vear for the camp to be held
at the park.
A troop committee train-
ing evening will be
ted Feb. 4, 7:30 pm. in the yely son of Mr. and Mrs.
social rooms of the local Monroe Snavely, Mount Joy.!
Presbyterian church. All| Miss Risser is a senior in|
troop committee members school. Her fiance attended
to attend the the Elizabethtown Area high!
A policy employed by Penn Supreme!
study to be discussed at the jy Joy high school and is
April Meeting of the county pairies. Lancaster.
council was read at the No date has beer
meeting by Mrs. Foley. Thelthe wedding. i
local group named its ap- a
wroval to the policy.
During Girl Scout week in|
Dress
are invited
training evening.
set for]
MILLER — HUYARD
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B |
Florin. |
Scout display. Others, i. gaughter.
specal activities for €to Isaac Alvin Huy:rd,
week will be announced at of Ada Huyard, New
a later date. The troop lead- land Rl. and ite Inte
ars also decided to use indi- ?
vidual wavs of contributing|
fund
project
Judy Ann,
son |
Hol- |
Isaac
Huyard. {
Miss Miller attended Don-|
egal high school. Sh> is now
{throughout the U. S. an
| The next meeting of the" po, "gance is employed by
{grou will be held March 4 Benjamin Stoltzfus, contrac-|
in the Presbyterian church
Following the Monday nite
Imeeting. Miss Eby taueght|
the leaders some new crafts
to the Juliette Low
which is an annual
tor. Intercourse.
The wedding will take
place in the near future.
WOLFE—ROSOL
and Mrs. Kenneth
was _ in-| Marietta R1, announ-
the €€ the the
stalled president of
‘Florin Fire Company Tues- their daughter, Peggy Lou-
| to Frank Rosol, Jr., son]
{day night at the Florin Hall. 18%
IBugene Leber was installed °f Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ros-|
las first vice president; El- ol, 690 East Market Street,!
[mer orwood, secretary; Marietta.
[Der ar treasurer: Bool Miss Wolfe is a graduate]
ney, financial secretary! Jos-
loph Wolgemuth, Jr., chap- Mr. Rosol was
{lain: Brady Hess, trustee; s. from Lancaster
Swords, fire chief; Brady high school. Both
{Hess assistant; Bruce Kline, Ployed by the
{chief engineer; Rodney Ney, Research and
I™TREMEN INSTALL
{NEW OFFICERS
| William Mateer
|. Mr.
Wolfe,
engagement of
craduated)
Catholic
re
Armstrong
chief chemicalman; Carl Center.
{Kline, chief hose director:| A
[Victor L. Brooks, chief of HESS—WASER
fire police: James Kirkpat-| Mr. and Mrs. George Hess
|
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party served Friday, Jan.
|
rick, John Wagner,
Nev, S. R. Swords, Bruceengagement of ther daugh-
{Kline. house committee;
S./ter, Janet, to John F. Waser. | J 1 R il
IR. Swords and William Ma-/son of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe ea O
firemen’s,Waser, Marietta R1.
Miss Hess, a graduate of
The group also decided to Hempfield high school. is
nurchase a 1'2-inch nozzle employed by Wyeth Labora-
and to invest $2.500 from tories, Marictta.
their relief fund into bonds.
teer, delegates to
{ tr WEBB-—-NEWCOMER
IFAMILY GATHERS FOR Mr.
EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY } Webb, Manheim R4, an-
H. G. Hauenstein was the nounce the engagenent of
quest of honor on his 80th ir daughter, Theresa, to
birthday at a family dinner {Kenneth H. Newcomer, son]
: : oa of Mr. and Mrs. Fl'ry New-!
in a private dining room at... West Doneg:l Street |
‘the Kountry Kitchen at 6:00 Miss Webb is a senior af
p.m. i : Manheim Centra. high
ae (an school and Mr. Newcomer is|
r auensien 8 ree, senior at Donegal high
daughters and their families, |.)
a sister and her family, two]
cousins. and others. A SON, EBHARD—CHAPIN
John P. Hauenstein and fa-|
Mr. and Mrs. Barry L.
mily of Portland, Oregon,! Mrs.
were unable to attend. (Gebhard, Bainbridge R1, an-
included" ounce the engagement of
| Those present
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hess, Mr. their daughter, Hazel, to Da-|
land Mrs. Paul Hess Jr., and Vid R. Chapin, son of Mr.
two sons: Jerry, Betty and and Mrs. Russell E. Chapin,
Marian Hess, Mr. and Mrs.;306 East Main Street, Mount
Earl Mumma, Mr. and Mrs. JOY. :
Walter Zercher, Mr. and] Both are seniors at Done-
Mrs. Ferris Brandt and gal high school.
daughter Verna, Mr. and — Se
Mrs. Stephen Superll, Mr. ENTERTAINS AT
and Mrs. Ervin Swarr, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Stambaugh DOGGIE ROAST
Sw Mr.and Mrs Hahen-| Robert Gibboss, Newville.
tt nian eee (WAS: SHE guest Of honor atl,
lan “indoor” doggie roast on
WAY’S ‘Sunday evening at the home
R d lof Mr. and Mrs. Harold Et-
Frank Street, Mr. G b-
ecor bons, nephew of tke Etsells.
Corner [recently returned: from ser-|
ving in the U. S. armed for-|
| GROU P (lin, Maytown; Mr. and Mrs.
{Clarence Gibbons, Newville
Mr. and Mrs. George McMil- |
| flan, Penbrook; Mrs. Minnie]
IGibbons, Frank Street: Mrs.
| FOR ¢ Blanche Wallace, Harris-
| burg; Mr. and Mrs Kenneth
’ Mrs. Cyrus Sherbahn, Eliza-|
WA Y S Appliances {bethtown: Mr. &nd Mrs.
: 5 Charles Cobough 21d son, of]
48 W. Main St, Mount Joy Elizabethtown; Mr. and Mrs. |
ces.
McMillan and daughter, East
| Phone 3-3622 ‘Etsell and son, Harold, Jr. |
| Those who attended the
|affair were Mr. Gibbons. his
fiance, Miss Joyce McMil-
Petersburg; Mr. znd Mrs.|
(Paul McMillan and daughter!
|Jean, Maytown; Mr. and
2 for price of 1
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Green Peas Broccoli Spears
Cut Green Beans Baby Lima Beans
Whole Kernz| Corn Fordhook Limas
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the I
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railroad
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week u
the Mon
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commiss
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‘an age
baggage
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Joy R1,
high sch
tional
yearl’'ng
ship at
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this we
Kenneth’
Brenda i
growing
owns. He
Donegal
also toc
his juni
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entry an
another
er entry.
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the local
ported fi
are Jud;
ville, thi
noon dre
clothing
Stehman,
for sch
Harnly,
er; Lard
ville, sui
er, Mour
prize fi
walnuts;
prize for
Mrs. |
er, Mou
prize in
division;
Mt. Joy,
er, Mt.
prize in
culture
Berkshir
Hess, 1
place. Ri
of %. jza
teenth.
division
Manhein
place. H
Landisvi
in the a
Guernse;
Crowd
000 pile
for the
first - ani
day.
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