ep. EWTO ===== Extra Power Sunday dinner guests of and Mrs. Edw. Isler and Needed During Col nily and Irene Snyder were Ar. and Mrs. John Wittel of Winter e Bulletin, Mount Joy: Pa. Thursday, December 5 8 Cla, mee 0 Jlorin. 8. ue Visitors of Mr. and Mrs Extra heavy demands on an i Norman Brosey and family automobile's battery and ig- were, The Rev. and Mrs. Os-niion system are the prime i car Buch, Manheim, Mr. and causes behing starting troub-Y "rs Lavern Lucas, Columbia. les during * freezing weather |; Mrs. Merbert «Roeting and advises Keystone children, and Miss Faye Roe- Club, ing, all of Elizabethtown R.D.. A car's engine needs consid- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frank erably more cranking power Ji .r. are the proud parents of but gets far less in frigid Ww bouncing baby boy born on weather . . and the colder it unday at the St. Joseph Hos- is the more power needed. : “Ordinary oil films get siic- ital Thanksgiving dinner guests kier and more visecuous and f Mr. and Mrs. Edw Isler bearings and other parts be- i Mr. come harder to move”, points \bner Weaver of Mount Joy. out Samuel T. Milliken, Ser- Visitors of Mr. and Mrs vice Manager of Witmer were Mrs. Ma- “About a third more power is el Witmer and son Ronnie, needed to crank the engine at J Irs. Phillis Hershey, all of 20 degrees Farenheid! than at}; ancaster R.D., and Mrs. Ber- 40 degrees, and ‘more than gi ha Witmer and daughter Jo- twice the power is necessary \nn of Columbia R.D. at zero as at 40 degrees. Then Thanksgiving dinner guests 10% low temperatures increase i" * Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wit-2 battery s internal resistance, i vor and family were Mr. and reducing the available ba.teryt; +s. Sherwood Dietz andPower At 20 degrees, aughter and Mr. and Mrs. fore, the available battery en- ! varon Landis, all of Lititz. ergy is about 80 per cent of i Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Isler and that in reserve at 40 degrees. Jj aughters were Sunday sup-| While at zero, only 50 percent/i er guests of Mr. and Mrs. of ba'tery is available. ti: \rthur Myers, Middletown. “Increase in internal : Mrs. Irvin Witmer and fa- nd Irene Snyder were bat- {tery resistance also reduces i milv visited Mr. and Mrs. the. voltage which provides i Charles Kauffman and family ignition. If the voltage drops : too low there : probably will of Pe no spark and the car will ‘not siart. fie: “It is absolutely essential, # therefore, to have a car’s bat- gi of Mountville. Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver, were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Myers, and daughter, of Iron- ville. tery checked thoroughly at § Mrs. Norman Brosey and intervals. If is does not reising Ahi : a a full charge, a new one mus. # Fitted hii 2nd Mrs fod installed. Checking of the # ignition system, and the use}, ount Joy. ne n sy. i Thanksgiving dinner guests|®f high detergency light Win- iter oils, also are advisablelt: Mr. George Moore and 1 ise 2 i PS rar -fre x r were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis > <P et hy bs (winter driving. # denberger and daughters, a a LOCAL CHILD IS © ¥ Thodore Sener, Lancas:'SEVERLY BURNED /isitors of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tillman, five-year- te arl Geltmacher and {familyiold son of Mr. and Mrs. vare Mrs. Minnie Geltmacher!ard Tillman, 220 Mount Joy I £ Kinderhook. |Street, was reported in satis- fi Visitors of, Mr. and Mrs. factory condition on Tuesday i Villiam Haines and family aight at the Lancaster Gener-% ‘ere Miss Jean Witmer, Mr. al Hospital where he was ad- 5 obert Frank Jr., Mr. and mitted with multiple second {: Irs. Maurice Frysinger, | and third degree burns of his i Jbram Gamber, Mrs. earlier in the day. A amber, Mr. and Mrs. Darvir| He was burned when his odgers, and daughter Judy |>athrobe ignited on an electric rs. Ruth ' Haberstroh, Mr. stove at his home. Mrs. Till-¥ alph Supplee,, Mrs, Irene nan said Leonard apparently nyder, Mrs. Jean Isler, Mr. rawled up on the oven door i 20. Moore, Mrs. Margurite, © see whether some eggs Lehman and son, Miss Nettie! vhich were cooking were fin- Vi Moore, Mrs. Grace Geltmach-| shed. After he came running er, Mrs. Wm. Fogie, all of} 0 his mother in the next room town, Mrs. John Haines, Mrs [she wrapped him in a rug tog Tohn Mellinger, Mrs. Abramj2ut out the flames. i Ir. Horace Wagner, Mr. Am-| 4 non Martin, Mrs. Pear Bren- The Cape of Good Hope is i neman, all of Mount Joy R.D., at the foot of South Africa. te Mrs. Ray Myers, Mrs. Russel Cape Horn is at the foot of # Herr, both of Mount Joy, Mrs. South America. ; Wm. Zeamer, Mrs. Betty Bro-| a rw at crs ilo bee 125 nt et mt oe A ot” on LP ot sey and daughter, all of y+ Ta) ET mT ay ET a Ye umbia R. D., Mrs. Harry Wit-/ ner and daughter, Manheim, Ars. Samuel Fry, Mrs. Henry Rollman and daughter, all of Lititz, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Alexander and family, Mr. : f ff Tr nd Mrs. Lloyd Nentwig and CAN amily, Mr. Robert Ginde)g : 1 of Florin, Mrs. Jane Swin- "| ler and daughter, Marietta, Irs. Joe Stoner, Elizabeth- _ own, Mrs. Sandy Haines and laughter, Mrs. Theo. Sener of Lancaster, Mrs. Lewis Laud- § enberger, and daughters, of Columbia, Mrs. Ernest Koh-| ‘er, Red Lion R.D. and nd Mrs. Raymond Arndt, of Tillersville. Visitors of Mr. and tobert Frank Sr., and daugh- i: r were Mr. Jan Morinchin,! anheim and Mr. and Mrs. mssel Herr and daughter, cbbie, Mt. Joy. LTRS Sl VENTURA | § to; . 14K yellow Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. 2a Jdaurice Frysinger, and Ida Black or lisenberger were the Rev. white dial. nd Mrs. Raymond Arndt of dillersville, and Mr. and Mrs. Havard Johnston, Fruitville Pike. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gamber were Mr. and Mrs. Salem Gamber and daughter of Norwood. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kuhns and family were Mrs. Paul Lehman and daughter, Manheim R.D., Miss Irene Raveguf, Lancaster and Mr. Wilbur Kline, Florin. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geltmach- visited Mr. Ray Geltmach- ~ who is still a patient at the Joseph's Hospital. Tr. and Mrs. Elwood Kuhn family visited Mr. and Geof Irvin of Mount Joy. —— i RIAGE LICENSES Tiny Ener- gizer pow- ers the Elec- tric Watch for over a year. Prices Incl. Fed Tax TR Rah Ses THAT RUNS WITHOUT R11 Xo TT [RSP THE WRIST. OR OFF power ON James Kinsey, Florin, and, «tty Jane Raffensperger, 219 irchland Avenue. , Jerry Charles Shupp, 333 ‘arietta Street and Joy Ellen rdger, 35 Kreider Avenue, © incaster. SS SEEDER FE COMPLETES COURSE Army Specialist Third Class course wife, Pearl, lives on Months AL ated SOT RT RT RT RST 507 RAE RT SRR RTT TT RAR PRE RR SRR TY 5 RR ROR SRN YR RTH 5 RAR JR RAR RAR RT A TA ning's Mount Joy Cub The first new concept in watch. Hamilton Electric Watch de- livers incredible accuracy, amazing dependability. You can set it to the second. *Provided original seal is restored if opened. ADAM H. GREER JEW ELRY & GIFT SHOP ! SSS === ants will include | the bride- Weddings \ald Alleman, den chief; Wil- | groom’s sister, Miss Judy Mar- liam Roberts, silver point; John Maloney, one gold and one silver; John Toppin, one| the 8-week Army in August 1055. ] automotive maintenance help: The son of Clayton D. Waltz Thirteen Cubs at the Army's Ar- 325 E. Main St, and Mrs . | Receive Awards Route 1, Knox, Ky ley, Mt, Joy, he was graduat- gold and one silver; and Tom| in Fort/ Charlotte Leib, 10 Apple Al: Specialist Waltz entered the ed from Donegal high school Thirteen boys receivéd a- Pennell, one gold point. ; r wt wards at last Wednesday eve- Following the presentation| The marriage of Miss Stella'pest man. Pack of awards, three dens present- Evelyn Ausley, daughter of, A reception will follow at ed a program of the achieve- |My, and Mrs. James Carlyle Ocala Country Clu. Follow- graduated from \tin, of Mount Joy, who will — be a bridesmaid. c i car Cra © ‘brother, James Carlyle Aus: AUSLEY — MARTIN ley Jr., of Ocala, will serve as whose mor Training Center, yton L. Waltz, 20, umbia, Pa., recently was A meeting, Larry Hostetler re- os . eS y ceived his wolf award plus 1 ments and projects of or 24 8. Central, Oc-|ing a wedding trip to Miami, ¥ gold and 2 silver arrow points; Cubbing program. Parents, "gia © to Curvin Staley Florida, the couple will reside visited displays on the i "con of Mr. and 506 Lauderdale, Selma, Al- following the program. The Curvin Henry Martin, Mount abama. wolf; Michael ‘Kear, bear; eX! meeting will be held onl oy R1, will be solemnized on| Miss Ausley is a teacher at # John Stehman, bear and one 2°" 18 in the form of api. og ai 6 p.m. in the First Dallas Academy in Selma, and #4 gold arrow point; Robert Mil Christmas party. Baptist Church, Ocala, withlan instructor of speech, and #ley, bar and one gold arrow —— |the Rev. Earl Stallings officia-/drama. Mr, fi point; Charles Brown and Approximately 7,000 islands ting. ed at Craig it Thomas Stoner, Bob Cat; Ger- compose the Philippines. The bride's sgven attend-'Selma. @ George Broske, wolf, one gold and two silver; Jack Miley, Check This Gala Array of Gifted Ideas for the' Happiest Solution to All Your Present ir Force Base at EW EYRE Problems! FOR THE WOMEN 7rd of Ae / . 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