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ker, Carol Gratch, eighth Mortuary Record BREAKFAST
graders; Patricia Nornhold,
Paul Richard, Eileen Irvin,
Judith Nissley, Barbara Steh
man, Mary Beth Weather
wax, Carol Detwiler, Larry g.40 a. m. in St
Jones, Joan Staley, Mary J. Hospital
Fever hm Herel cay He died of injuries suffered will serve breakfasts
er and Howard Mummau, March 5, when he fell down out the morning until
seventh grade the basement steps at his Breakfasts will be served
home, 144 Cooper Ave.
Named To
J. URBAN BAKER The third annual
J. Urban Baker, fifty-eight, Breakfast will be
Landisville trucking business
operator, died yesterday at
by the local
Saturday, April 6
Joseph's
at 6 am,
ceived at least
two A's and tured skull chairman of the
Brandt
h . : Phares W. and E.izabeth Robert
sifer : {reider. Phy
Peifer, Marlin Kreider, Phyl Swarr Baker, he was a mem- Knorr,
Be ber of the Landisville Church David Frantz.
Lina Iwanowski, Arlene Hei of God. He was a director of
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Geltmacher. the Church of God Old Folks SCOUT COMMITTEE
member of MEETS IN DEN
OV rr inr ic
Sey: Virginia Home at Carlisle.
seniors; Jean Mumma, Lin-
da Fellenbaum, Patricia Baker was a
Rachel Klugh, Robert Buch- burg; Lancaster
enauer, eleventh graders; Shrine Club. and the The group
Carol Showalter, Nancy Rotary Club. voted to install exit
Moyer, Jean Heisey, Joann In addition to his wife, he at the door.
Hart, Barry Barnhart. Edith is survived by a
Weaver, Marlene
Patricia Brenner,
Brandt, Darla Kulp,
Robert a daughter, Lois Ann, wife of phone in the den.
Ronald Edgar R. Neff. Syracuse,! [Included in the report
Sager, and Musser Wolge- N.Y.; two grandchildren and the Scouts.
muth, sophomores. a foster sister, Miss
Forty-nine junior high stu- Steinkomf, Landisvi. le, call fire
dents were named to the sec- will be fund-raising
ond roll. They are Nancy held this
Pennell. Hariet Hawthorne, Landisville
Funeral services project.
Church of God their recent
hes, Jakie Brown, Charlotte isville Mennonite Cemetery. (izing them.
Wolgemuth, Randy Mateer, —————— chairman, was in charge
Jane Brubaker. Bonnie Bair . . the meeting.
Margaret Fuhrman, David Girls Invited To —- 3
Shireman, Linda Koser, 4
Kathleen Goodall, Mary Sut-
ter, Loretta Schroll, Judy Attend Meeting
Grove, Jay Lehman, James] All girls who are eighteen
Zuch. Charles Shaffner. Ron- of age and over are in-
ald Pennell, Nancy Fellen- vited to attend the March
baum, Karen Baker, fresh- meeting of the local JoyCees
men; Sandra Miller, Joanne Tuesday evening, 8 p.m., in
Martin, Dorothy Hitz, Linda|the local firehouse. To be dis-
Hayden, Sandra Barnhart, cussed during
Geoffrey Mariner. John Geb-meetine will be the proposed
hart, John Fry, Marion Ger- panquet-party for the old-|
litzki, Linda Shireman, Mar-|sters of the borough and the,
tha Rainbollt, Fay Lucas. Jo-|gagter party for the residents
anne Linard, Clavton Show-|,¢ the
alter, Deba Weatherwax, (gro me.
WALL PLAQUES
Dorothy Engle, Jean Coller, PGT SE
eighth graders: Carolyn , Activity for the evening
SERVING TRAYS
Sloan. Sherron Sears. I t keen announced but
Sutter. David Greer. Dennis all persons attending are ask- WA Y’S
: d to bring two large eggs
Naugle, Sandra Mihalik, Lar-| 88s i
ry dF er Staley Linda | (Taw)! Mrs. Harold Zimmer-'#8 W. Main St.,
Shields and Helen Musser, | Man, Jr. will be in charge. Phone 3-3622
seventh grade. ’ sd Sa
: ENGAGEMENTS
SWANSON—KING
Announcement is made of
the engagement of Miss Nan-
cy Carolvn Swanson. daugh-|
ter of Mrs. Edwin A. Swan- |
son, Marietta Avenue, and.
the late Edwin A. Swanson,
to Dr. James Rov King son |
of Mr and Mrs. Roy J. King,
New Jersey.
Miss Swanson is a senior
at Elizabethtown College and|
Dr. King is professor of ’
Englisn = the college Koser’s Jewelry Store
A June wedding is planned. |
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Lions Club on!of the Mount Joy G. C.
Beginning
the club members
thru
noon
in
the firehouse and will feature
Thirty-three senior high pandisville. Dr. Charles P. the theme of “all you can-
students were named to the §iahr, deputy coroner, said eat”
B honor roll since they Ye-death resulted from a frac Paul Gingrich was named
committee
pothing lower . than h Born in East Hempfield and will be assisted by Hen-
They are Mary Ann Felly, Twp a son of the late'ry Zerphey, Jay Johnson.
Edward Lindemuth, Charles ' : 3
laymond
Aldus Hannan and
Mumper, Ruth Krall, Kay Mount Joy Lodge 551, F and/ The second meeting of the
Krall, Kay Kauffman, June AM; Lancaster Lodge of Per- newly re-organized Boy
Brandt, Jane Sweitzer, Pa- fection; Harrisburg Consis- Scout committee met Tues-
tricia Shetter, Sandra Koser, torv: Zembo Temple, Harris-|day evening at the Scout
County Den. The building repairs are
also
lights
James Heilig
son, John was appointed to check into
Metzler, Urban Baker Jr., Landisville; the possibility of installing a
of
the leaders an-
Ethel nounced that the Scouts will
extinguishers as a
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Daniel Mowrer, Arthur Hug- with interment in the Land- thank the people for patron- {deff dfs ds
James Phillips,
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Gilchrist Tells
Rotarians Of
Ambulance
Escorted
manager En route
Mur For the first time in the
phy, Store, was guest speak- history f community am-
er Tuesday noon at the bulance, a police escort was
week'y luncheon meeting of provided for a trip taken
the lacal Rotary Club. Saturday afternoon but
Rotary is why? The ambulanc> was
called a “classification” talk, met at the Manheim Pike by
he told his fellow clubmen city police and led to the
some of the interesting fea- hospital. Upon arrival, police
tures of his particular busi- were surprised to have the
ness and in particular of the local drivers thank them and
Murohy Store chain. ask “But why the service?”
The local store is one of The police then realized that
more than 300 in 14 states. they had not brought in the
The total sales for the chain Lebanon ambulance which
were 214 million dollars last was conveying a critically ill
year and is the fourth larg- patient to St. Joseph's Hos-
est variety outlet in the! pital and for which Annville
country. Starting with one State Police had asked an es
store at McKeesport, Pa.—* pt.
the local manager's home The city cruiser hurried
town—the chain grew from back, picked up the Lebanon
one unit in 1906 to Harrisburg Avenue
1911. and led it to the St. Joseph's
Gilchrist detailed the steps Hogpital.
through which a young man Four trips were taken by
progresses as he works his {he ambulance during. the
way up in the Murphy chain. past week. Tuesday, March
mentioned the qualifications 5. Mrs. Carrie Randler. Delta
which are needed and listed a1 ont. war taken to the St
same of the benefits which "~~~ ____- =~
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Joseph's Hospital, by drivers
John Schroll and Park Church Moves
erle with Mrs. Robert Hofl-
master, accompanying nurse,
Wednesday, a Mr. Page, of
Marietta Avenue, was taken
to the Lancaster yeneral
Hospital by drivers George
Copenhauver and Horace
Wertz with Mrs. Hoffman as
nurse,
Saturday, morning, the ac-
cident victim, John Lawrence
of Elizabethtown, was taken
to the St. Joseph's Hospital
by drivers Ray Myers and
Christ Charles with Mrs,
The
nurse same
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the new wing.
The total space when ready
for occupancy will
date 22 people.
Businesses currently occu-
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Dr. John
Ginder cleaners.
Although the
ficials have not taken official
possession of the home, cer-
tain arrangements have been
. made so that they can have
Ioffmaster as accompanying access to the building. Other
afternoon, have been com-
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Mrs. William Zimmerman, of pleted whereby the
New Haven Street, was tak-
with Mrs. Hoffmaster.
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first expected
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