The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.
Thursday, April 25 10
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Landisville - Sal
Chorus of the
Hempfield high school com-
pleted rehearsals at a dress
rehearsal last night at the
Landisville school in prepara-
tion for the first performance
tonight of their musical com-
edy, “Good News”. Curtain
time is 8:00 p.m. for tonight's
performance, and also for
Friday and Saturday nights,
April 26 and 27. The operet-
The Mixed
|offices to be decided upon
at!
elections at the Penna. state
convention of the service or-
ganization at Scranton on]
May 4 |
Candidates for Regional
Vice-President from Zone 5)
are Leon Gassert, Elizabeth-)
town: Douglas Breneman, of|died here
of/St. Joseph's Hospital, where ,.1q4 priday afternoon from town, and a daughter, Mary God.
Lancaster; David Ditzler,
Lebanon; and Joe McConnell he
weeks.
of Phoenixville, Candidate
for National Director is Tony]
Santeusanio, Elizabethtown.
Ben Kreishert, Delaware Co.,
and Don Becher, Gettysburg,
candidates for Executive Vice
President, also spoke briefly.
Candidates for State Presi-|!
dent are Herb Pike, Coates-|
ville, and Grover Gouker, of!
Mortuary Record
eight,
of two years. He was a mech-
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NC
for many years before his re-|
of the

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(Samuel B. Zerphey Jr.,, Sa-|Church, Mount Joy, Friend-| Born in York County, a'the regular meeting of the
lunga. |ship Fire Co. and the Mount qaughter of the late Samuel local fire company auxiliary
| Also surviving are five! Joy Sportsmen's Assn, land Ellen Smith Smeltzer, last Thursday. The party was
and one sister,| He is survived by his wife, she resided in Mount Joy 74 scheduled for June at which
St. Mrs. Clayton Heisey, Mt. Joy. Mrs. Florence Kuss Starr; a years and was a member of time both members a n d#.
MN Funeral services will be/son, Donald H., Elizabeth-l{he Mount Joy Church of guests will be invited. Mrs. §
Her husband died in|George Copenheaver, presi-
dent, was in charge.
ler, Salunga, and Coldie B.,
ANDREW E. FELKER
Andrew E. Felker, seventy-|
308 N. Barbara
Saturday at 7 am,
had been a patient ten ic jate home with further Jane, wife of Donald S. Moh- 1942,
in services in the Salungaller, Milwaukee, Wis. Surviving are one daughter m=
HINess church of the Brethren with, Also surviving are these 3 fe of Thomas I [Bulletin advertisement pays.
interment in the adjoining brothers and sisters: Edwin Vern E., wife 0 omas Ln merry: — a. wo
cemetery. F., Rohrerstown, Mary, wife with whom she re- Mount Joy. :
| lof John N. Hess, Columbia R./sided; three grandchildren,| Funeral services will be
ID. 2, Peter W., Miami, Fla. three great grandchildren, al- held from the James B, Heil-
Herman C., Manheim RI1,|so two brothers and one sis- ig Funeral Home Friday
and Roy C., Anna, wife of ter, Eli D. Smeltzer, Frank J. morning, 10:30 a.m. with in-
5 “i Arthur M. Groff, and Miss Smeltzer, and Ella C., wife terment in the Henry Eberle
Andrew B. and Be 5 Osteopathic y ble C. Starr, all of Lan-jof Abram Rinchart, all of Cemetery.
Death followed an

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ARE YOU FULLY COVERED
OSCAR L. STARR
; ore : i . Starr, fifty-four,
irement ten years ago. { Oscar L ’ y
Born in Rapho Twp. a son 122 N. Barbara St, died at
late
ta has its setting on a college Hanover.
campus in the fad-crazy, Harper reports a total
twenties, The plot develops 151 new members and
when Tom Marlowe (Ray new chapters, located
Oberholtzer) is faced with Lampeter - Strasburg a n d
the situation of being drop- Marietta with a combined
ped from the football team membership of sixty persons,
because of failing an examin- added to the zone during the
ation under Professor Ken- past year.
yon, played by Scott Stoner.
His sweetheart, Pat (Trevena
Stehman), persuades her goard at a meeting last week
cousin Connie; played bY eet yp a committee to study,
Elaine Earhart, to tutor him. 4}. and disadvan-
Connie turns out to be quite tages of a union school dist-i
a pretty girl, which with the possibility that!
cates things. This situation {. gistriet may switch from|
plus an important football a present jointure to a un-|
game coming up takes Tom ion-type organization. Mem-
and his pal, Bob Randall the committee study-|
(Dale Fryberger), third- ing the system are Christian
football player, through some g Greider, Harry Ressler and
amusing capers. Richard Nissley, chairman.
One of the high-lights of In other business contracts
the musical will be the com- were awarded to L. B. Herr|
edy dance routine, ‘““Varsityand Sons for general school |
Drag”, based on the Charles-jand art supplies at a low bid
ton. This dance will feature of $14,685. Musser Farms was
Judy Weller, Pat Emich, Bar-lawarded a contract for coal
bara Hackman, Barbara for the Hempfield School dur-
Schultz, Susan Newton, Lou-ng the 1957-58 school year
ise Herr, Joan Elfe, Rosie|at a bid of $12 per ton. Oth-
Holbein, Judy Nolt, Jay business transactions in-
Jim Goodman, Dick Holling-cluded the approval of foot-
er, Jack Mumma, Bob Eby, hall equipment for the 1957
Bob Ridder, Jim term. The Hempfield
macher and John Shuman. high school will field a junior
Included in the musical re- varsity team this fall, and
pertoire will be the familiarjwill be ready for varsity
tunes, “The Best Things inlcompetition at the start of
Life are Free”, “Lucky inthe 1958 year.
Love”, and the title song Resignations were received
“Good News”. Musical ac-from Mrs. Helen Piper and
companiment for the fifty- Miss Marion L. Fortna, ele-
some actors, actresses and mentary teachers in the dis-
chorus members will be pro- trict.
vided by a 15-piece orchestra., The meeting,
Russell P. Getz, head of hoard President Ira Kauff-
the Music Department atman, discussed a tentative
Hempfield and director of|budget amounting to $777,000
music for the show, states ‘or next year.
that this years show will be)
the best ever staged by the! The Zion Lutheran Church
schools’ young musicians and/of Landisville is completing
thespians. Last year, the for the nation-wide Lu-
dents ‘staged the musical, theran Evangelism Mission
“Little Women” from the fa- observance which will begin
mous novel by Louisa Mae Monday, April 28 and con-
Alcott, and played to an est’- tinue through Sunday, May
mated 2000 persons in a 3-5. The Landisville church
night stint. (will join with other Lutheran
Musical direction for the thurches of the county, state
musical comedy is under Mr.'and nat'on in the annual mis-
Getz, with Miss Mary Lee sion program.
Forney directing the drama-! Guest missioner
tics and Mrs. Lois Blake and Landisville mission will be
M'ss Barbara Myers d.rect-ithe Rev. Robert W. Koons.
ing the choreography. Pastor of the Sunbury, Pa.,
Zion Lutheran Church. Pas-
Zone 5, Junior Chamber of tor Koons is chairman of the
Commerce of the United Central Penna, Synod Com-
States, held a meeting 19st mittee on Synodical Christ-
Wednesday night at the Mt. [an Education and a member
Joy American Legion Home. Hf the Board of Higher Edu-
Zone 5 includes Lancaster, cation of the United Luther-
Lebanon, York, Chester and an Church in America. He
Dauphin Counties. Robert will conduct the two regular
Harper, National Director church services on Sunday.
for Zone 5 and member of April 28 at the church, and
the Jay- will also preach at the mis-
Cee group, was in charge of sion services Monday through
the meeting, where about 95 Thursday, May 2
of
two
|
The Hempfield Joint School
headed by
for the
at|
die
Mary Ann Bender Felker, he
was a member of St. Mark's
Evangelical U. B. Church,
{Mount Joy. |
Surviving are his wife,
Fannie D. Wittel Felker, one]
|daughter, Lillian F., wife of
Herbert Tyndall, Mount Joy;
jalso one grandson and a bro-
Felker, Man-|
|
ther, Frank E,
heim.
Funeral services were held
from the Nissley Funeral
Home Tuesday afternoon
with interment in the Mount
Joy Cemetery. |
JACOB G. LORAW
Jacob G. Loraw, eighty-six,
North Market Street, Florin,
d at 4:35 p.m. Friday at
t. Joseph's Hospital follow-
ing a brief illness,
He was born in Rapho
Twp., a son of the late John
and Annie Geib Loraw and
was a resident of Florin for
the past 60 years. He was a
painting contractor in the
town prior to his retirement
in 1947.
He was a member of
Cross Roads Brethren
Christ Church, Florin.
wife died in 1935.
Surviving are two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Beulah Hilt; Lor-
'tta, wife of Fred Gehman,
also a son Darwin, all of
Florin. Also surviving are 8
grandchildren; 13 great-
and a brother,
George Loraw, Mount Joy.
Funeral services were held
Monday afternoon from the
ames B. Heilig Funeral
Home, West Main Street,!
with interment in the Camp
Hill cemetery, Florin.
SAMUEL H. ZERPHEY
Samuel H. Zerphey, sixty-
nine, 188 Main St., Salunga,'
died at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at
his home after an illness of
.hree weeks. !
He was born in Mt. Joy,
Twp., a son of the late Hen-|
ry and Sarah Hauenstein Zer-|
phey and for a number of
years was a farmer. He was
|
the
in
His
eight years. He was a mem-
ber and deacon of the Salun-
ga Church of the Brethren
for 33 years,
In addition to h's wife, the
former Susan Bradley, he is
survived by two daughters,
Elsie B., wife of Stanley Hos-
Leer is pastor of the Landis-
ville church

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