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Patricia J. Eicherly
SECRETARY - BOOKKEEPER
Mrs. Eicherly has
worked in the Done-
gal High School office
for the past 3 years.
As secrelary an d
bookkeeper she at-
tends t h e school
board meetings t o
take t he minutes,
pays the school dis-
bills after pay-
ment has been ap-
proved by the Joint
Board, and keeps the
financial records of
Donegal Area Joint
School System. Her
duties also include
preparing the filing of
the Audilors’ Report
and Financial State-
ment for the school
year, reports of the
Supervising Principal
+ County Superintendent, state and federal re-
ris as required, and computing and executing the
ayroll for all school employees.
She is a member of the National and State Asso-
dations of Educational Secretaries. This advertise-
nent sponsored by Eicherlys Cleaners & Dyers.
Catherine J. Bennett
SCHOOL DIETITIAN
Mrs. Bennett h as
been the dietitian in
charge of the school
lunch program at
Donegal High School.
Her duties include
the complete opera-
tion of the cafeteria
such as menu plan-
ning, ordering of all
food and necessary
supplies, supervision
of prepara.ion and
service of food, care
and maintenance of
equipment. Her de-
partment is staffed
by six full-time and
three part-time em-
ployees. The service
of a ho! well-balanc-
ed luncheon, which
includes one-third of
the daily food re- * :
quirements each student needs for proper growth
and good health, is the aim of Mrs. Bennet! and her
personnel.
She is a member of the American School Food
Service Association and the American Dietitic Asso-
ciation. This adverlisement sponsored by Donegal
Mobile Homes.
Mrs. J. Robert Keller
RECORDING SECRETARY
Mrs. J. Robert Keller
is affiliated with the
firm of J. B. Keller
& Bro. as Recording
Secretary, and cites
the firm as unique in
being one of the old-
est priva.ely owned
Stockyards in Lan-
caster County. with
the present owners,
J. Robert Keller and
Raymond B. Keller,
being members of
the _hird and fourth
generation of the
Keller family in the
livestock business.
Prior to the estab-
lishment of J. B. Kel
ler & Bro. in Moun:
Joy in 1896, Johnson
B. Keller are. his
4 Ti brother Clayton B.
Keller, were associated with their father, Martin G.
Keller in the livestock business in Elizabethiown.
Mrs. Keller, formerly from Lancaster, attended
the Lancaster Schools and furthered her Business
Education a. the Lancaster Business School.
Elsie Lefever
SECRETARY
Lefever is a
rier Member of
he Mount Joy Busi-
ness and Professional
Women’s Club, or-
ganized in March,
1955. She is Chair-
man of the Public
Relations Commitee,
together with Helen
Schule, Lois Stotz,
Ruth Rainbolt and
Helen Hor.on. This
committee is promot-
ing National Business
Women’s Week and
an interesting pro-
gram has been plan-
ned for September
23, the initial mee:-
ing of fhe 1957-1958
Season.
Elsie is a secretary
at Gerberich - Payne
Shoe Company.
# Ruth Balsbaugh
CO-OWNER
Ruth Hess Balsbaugh
has spent most of her
life in this locality,
p 3 and has been in the
i Grocery business all
her life.
She and her hus-
band have operated
Hess’ Food Market in
Mount Joy, for the
pas. ten years.
A "mother and
grandmother, she is
“active. in church, civ-
ic, and social work.
Any spare time is
devoted to flowers,
cooking and the cot-
tage on the hill.
Mrs. Gerald Zielke
ASSISTANT
Mrs. Gerard (Elea-
nor) Zielke of Florin
has been assisting
Mr. Zielke in the Or-
thopedic Appliance
business for the past
11 years. Although
Mr. Zielke has been
in business for over
20 years in the man-
ufacture and design-
ing of orthopedic ap-
pliances, only since
moving to Florin has
she begun actively
assisiing her husband.
Her duties vary,
lending a helping
hand where needed,
as receptionist, typ-
ing, filing, answering
the phone and occas-
ioally assisting in mi-
- nor repairs on the
sewing machine, also measuring and fitting of shoes
She is the mother of two children, Eleanor, 16,
and Donald, 13. She is a native of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
but finds Lancaster Co. the ideal spot to call her
home. Gardening is her hobby and she spends as
much time as possible out of doors.
Maryellen Ryman
SCHOOL SECRETARY
Mrs. Ryman is em-
ployed at the Done-
gal High School as
school secretary. Her
functions are varied
and divided between
high school and
grade school work.
The emphasis of her
duties are placed up-
on grade school work
under the supervision
of Ralph E. Coleman,
Elementary Principal.
Some of her specif-
ic duties are: prepar-
ing transcripts for
pupils moving ‘o oth-
er schools and those
entering Donegal,
performing miscellan
eous duties for the
teachers, such as du-
plicating work, main-
tenance of cafeleria books and preparation and sub-
mission of necessary state reports in relation to
School Lunch Program, plus the typing of letiers
and correspondence pertaining to general and spe-
cific school administration
Gloria Keener
ASSISTANT
Gloria has been as-
sociated with her
husband, George, in
the home furnishing
business in Mt. Joy
for the past 9 years.
While her main func-
ions are to handle
the necessary corres-
ondence, bookkeeping
and other office pro-
cedures required for
the successful opera-
tion of a business,
she occasionally as-
sists her husband in
the buying and sell-
ing phases of the bus-
iness also.
The Xeeners are
now in the process of
renovating ‘the huil-
ding at the rear of
. a their home, 205 Col-
umbia Avenue, for use as a display and sales show-
rcom, where they will feature quality bedding, car-
pet, custom-made furniture, and various types of
window shades, and Venetian Blinds.
Helen Booth
CO-PARTNER
Helen Booth is ad-
mit.edly Jchn’s bet-
ter half, as it was
she who learned the
Grocery a nd Dry
Goods business under
a previous owner of
their store, Mr. Fred
Farmer. The Booths
have operated the
General Siore for 35
years at its present
location and have
served the families of
Mount Joy and com-
munity by selling the
best merghandise a:
reasonable prices.
Helen is a graduate
of Mount Joy High
School and is the
mother of three chil-
dren — Jim at home
-—John living in Lan- y
caster and Helen the wife of Gene Love, who with
their daughter, Jean, are now living in the Philip-
pines. Helen's hobby is her garden, which shows the
attention and care she gives to it.
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Ruth Sinegar
SUPERVISOR POLICY-WRITING DEPT.
Henry G. Carpenter
has been in the in-
and allied lines) for
42 years, being man-
ager and officer of
several companies in
Pennsylvania and
various Southern
States. He is very
well known for his
executive ability in
this field and is Pres-
ident of the Mount
Joy Muiual Insurance
Company, which is
are 40 employees in
his organization.
been associated with
his office for the past
Fo = Rms: second period of her
association” with ithe corporation, having served in a
clerical capacity for. 5 years prior to 1942. She is
supervisor of the:Policy-Writing Department and a
Junior Underwriter for the Southern States.
surance business (fire |
103 years old. There |
Ruth Sinegar, has.
% 1 8 years, this being the
We Salute
Our Business
and
Professional
Women
During
National Business
Women's Week
®
ESTHER ARNTZ
RUTH BALSBAUGH
ANNE G. BELL
CATHERINE BENNETT
FLORENCE BENNETT
HELEN BOOTH
DR. MARY R. BOWMAN
ETHEL BROSKE
MARGARET BROWN
VERONICA BROWN
MARJORIE CARTER
EDNA CHARLES
MILDRED DAY
ANNA MAE EBY
RUTH EBY
PATRICIA EICHERLY
JANE FRYBERGER
JEANETTE GERMER
BARBARA GEYER
CHRISTINE GRAHAM
FRANCES GREER :
JENNIE HABECKER
GRACE HEISEY
GERTRUDE HELMS
GRACE HENDERSON
MARY HOFFMASTER
HELEN HOLLENBAUGH
HELEN HORTON
GLORIA KEENER
KATHRYN KELLER
DORCAS KNORR
MARY E. KOPER
YVONNE KOSER
ELSIE LEFEVER
MIRIAM S. LENHART
WINIFRED LINTON
HELEN MECKLEY
ANNE F. MILANOF
MABEL JANE MILLER
MARY E. MITZKAVICH
ANNA MUMMA
VERA NEWCOMER
ALICE MARIE NISSLEY
MARY NISSLEY
JEAN PRICIO
RUTH RAINBOLT
MILDRED ROBERTS
MARYELLEN RYMAN
ELEANOR SCHLOSSER
DOROTHY SCHOCK
HELEN SCHROLL
HELEN SCHULE
ELIZABETH SENSENIG
KATHRYN SHAEFFER
ETHEL S. SHOOP
RUTH SINEGAR
ESTHER SMITH
MARGARET SPANGLER
ETHEL STAUFFER
EVELYN STAUFFER
LOIS STEHMAN
JANE STITES
LOIS STOTZ
MARY STRICKLER
THELMA TAYLOR
MABEL THOME
ESTHER WALTERS
WINIFRED WALTERS
MILDRED WAY
HELEN WEALAND
EVELYN WEBB
JUNE WILEY
THEDA YOUNG
ELINOR ZIELKE
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Helen Wealand
MANAGER
Currently in her 10th
year of associa.ion
with the Jack Horner
family shoe store at
63 E. Main St, Mt,
Joy, and serving five
of ‘hose years in the
capacity o f store
manager. Helen Wea-
land's position em-
braces such diversi-
fied duties and re-
sponsibilities as store
adminisiration, selling
and purchasing shoes,
stockings, related
footwear accessories
and ladies handbags,
supervision of em-
ployees, record keep-
ing, and assisting the
owner, Mr. R. M.
Horner, Columbia,
Pa., in setling up at- 3
tractive seasonal window displays. Mrs. Wealand
believes thal by serving in a local mercantile capa-
city she is contributing toward making this a more
enterprising community.
G. Koser
CO-OWNER
Mrs. Earl G. Koser,
co-owner of Koser’s
Jewelry Store, 16 E.
Main Sireet, Mount
Joy.
Started in the store
when located on
Chocolate Ave., Flor-
in in 1949 and con-
tinued when the bus-
iess moved to iis
present location in
May, 1952.
We carry a com-
plete line of national
advertised merchan-
dise such as; Colum-
bia Tru-fit Diamonds,
1847 Rogers & Com-
munity silverplate
Poole s:erling, Im-
perial Milkglass and
fine crystal, Hamil-
ton, Elgin, Bulova,
Wyler watches and Van Dell, Simmons and Delta
Jewelry. We do all types of jewelry and watch re-
pairing. Film and developing service. And the latest
addiiion is a full line of greeting cards.
Mrs.
Mrs. Simeon Horton
PLANT OWNER
Mrs. Simeon Horton
has the distinction of
being a pioneer in a
new business enter-
prize for this locality
Through her efforts
one of ‘he first froz-
en food locker plants
in Pennsylvania was
built in Mount Joy by
Consumers, Lancast-
er, Pa.
Mrs. Horton has
been manager of the
plant from the date
of opening in Decem-
ber, 1939. It was her
privilege to help peo-
ple in this new meth-
od of preserving food.
In 1945 she pur-
chased this business
and made the plant
larger to better serve a 1
the public. Service consists of renting the 598 indi-
vidual lockers, carrying a complete line of freezing
supplies and selling ice cream and frozen foods.
Mrs. George Broske
ELEMENTARY TEACHER
Band rehearsals and
marching practices
are being held these
days as weather per-
mits for the fourth
elementary school
band to represent he
Mount Joy Grade
School. This organiz-
ation, believed to be
the first of its kind
in Lancaster Counly,
materialized as a re-
sult of the thinking
and planning of Mrs.
Ethel Broske. Ability
to transmi. to the
pupils her intense
interest and enjoy-
ment in music has
been an asset.
The Band partici-
pa.ec in several local
and County affairs,
and also piays a concert in the Spring. In addition
to the Band, Mrs. Broske teaches music in kinder-
garten through grade six. This ‘alent presents a
Christmas program and an operetta in the Spring.
To complete the daily teaching schedule Mrs.
Broske arithmetic in grade six.
Lois R. Stotz
OFFICE MANAGER
Employment began
with B. Titus Rutt
Agency in Oct., 1951,
as secretary. To pro-
vide betier service,
she was appointed
Notary and also took
the State Board Ex-
aminations and be-
came a licensed agen!
for Fire & Casualty
Insurance. This made
it possible for her to
bind coverages when
Mr. Rutt was in the
field selling and ser-
vicing accounts.
Feb. 1955 Mr. Rut:
took in a partner,
Ray N. Wiley. Since
then {trading under
Wiley & Rutt Agency
A move to larger
quarters was made in
Jan. 1956.
time secretary, making Mrs. Stotz’
time office manager.
Since the partnership was formed two
salesmen were added to the force, and a second full
duties at this
Mrs. Lester E. Roberts
ASSOCIATE
Mrs. Lester E. Rob-
erts, recently clected
president of The M.-
Joy Business & Pro-
fessional Women's
Club, is associated
with her husband and
son in the Electrical
Appliance business
which business has
been owned and op-
erated by the family
for more than twen-
wy-five years. Mrs.
Roberts is a native of
Mount Joy, a gradu-
ate of Mt. Joy High
School and of Mil-
lersville State Teach-
er’s College. She is a
teacher in
the local schools and
has been a Notary
Public for 16 years. am
Her hobby is enjoying her three grandchildren —
the children of her onlv son, Jim Roberts.
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Mary E. Mitzkavich
PROOF CLERK AND TELLER
“Betty” has become
active in the business
world in the field of
banking. An employ-
ee of The First Na-
tional Bank & Trust
Co. of Mount Joy she
is ending her fourth
year as proof clerk
and teller. Her duties
as a proof machine
operator require a
thorough knowledge
of ‘he principles of
banking, since all the
daily operations of
the banking day are
channeled to her for
proof. As a teller,
Betty exercises her
knowledge of bank-
ing in tha! she must
be able to satisfy the
desires of all custom-
ers. Her understanding of these principles of bank-
ing has made her a valuable asset ‘0 the bank
staff.
Mrs. Kitty Shaeffer
OWNER
Mrs. James Shaeffer
started in business
March 15, 1940, at 87
E. Main St. with a
small stock of dress-
es, slips and stock-
ings. One year later,
on March 15, 1941
acquired ‘the present
location. Continued to
add other merchan-
dise, and in Novem-
ber, 1945 added new
part to building,
doubling the floor
space. In 1952 instal-
led Mirror glass front
and in 1953 air-con-
ditioning for the com-
fort of the customers,
Last year, 1956, the
store front was mod-
ernized by adding a
canopy and large i
sign. Throughout the vear, from 1940 0 the pres- |
ent date, itm after item has been added until at ‘he
present time he store handles all nationally adver-
tised merchandise from infants wear to childrens’
and ladies’ wearing apparel
Mildred LL. Way
CREDIT MANAGER
Mildred Way became |
associated with The |
Sico Company fol-
lowing graduation
from Mt. Joy High
School. Since 1951
she has served as a
Credit Manager and
is well qualified for
this position because
of her vast experi-
ence in various cler-
ical posilions in the
company. She is also
active in church work
as teacher and organ-
IS
The Sico Company
is a distributor of
petroleum products
since 1886. Net earn-
ings of this organiza-
ton constitute the
profits of the Sico
Foundation. which provides funds for Sico Scholar-
ships. The Sico Foundation is a corporation of trust,
utilizing business facilities by the late Clarence
Schock and is a living memorial to him.
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Rickard A.
CO-PARTNER
Mrs. Richard A. Rain-
bolt, a partner wi.h
her husband in the
publishing o t The
Mount Joy Bulletin,
is observing a private
anniversary during
National Business &
Professional Women's
Week—one year of
residence in Mount
Joy. It has been an
extremely pleasant
year, and Mrs. Rain-
bol., together with
the other four mem-
bers of the family
(The Editor a nd
three daughters, Nan-
cy, Martha and Eliz-
abeth Ann) are most
enthusiastic about
living in Mount Joy
and Lancaster coun-
ty. Natives of the Hoosier state of Indiana, the
Rainbolts have been made to feel welcome in Mount
Joy. and hope to serve the community in the best
possible way through the pages of The Bulletin.
Rainbolt
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