Mortuary Record
ER ———
MRS. JOHN A. BACHMAN
Mrs. Florence Harley Bach-
man, eighty, wife of John A
Bachman, 22 Donegal Springs
Rd., Mount Joy, died Monday
February 19, at 9:50 am. at
her home after a brief illness
Born in North Wales, a
daughter of the late
and Sarah Cassell Harley
she was a resident of Mount
Joy 46 years
we
ve
Ma
Baptist Church, Philadelphia,
the Lancaster County Histor-
ical Society, and the Auxil-
iary of St. Joseph's Hospital
Besides her husband she
is survived by nieces and
nephews.
Thursday morning at from
the Nissley Funeral Home
and burial was made in the
Mount Joy cemetery.
IRA M. BRICKER
Ira M. Bricker, 71, hus-
band of Sadie Bricker, Man-
heim R2, died at home Wed-
nesday, February 21 at 4:45
p.m., fillowing a brief illness.
He was born in East Done-
gal Twp, a son of the late
Amos and Annie Minnich
Bricker. A retired farmer, he
was a member of the West
Green Tree Church of the
Brethren.
In addition to his wife, he
survived by a brother,
6
c?
is
Amos E., Elizabethtown, and a total of $1,411.70 was real hand signals
ized at the affair.
three great grandchildren.
Funeral rites will be held
Saturday at 2 pm. from ue
West Green Tree Church
the Brethren and burial will
be in the church cemetery.
HARRY NEWCOMER
Harry S. Newcomer,
Tarpon Springs, Fla.,
died early
Tarpon Springs Hospital
coronary thrombosis
He owned and operated a
hotel in Maytown for a num-/Curtis Weddle and Kenneth]
ber of years and moved tc|Jones,
Florida seven years ago.
Born in Millersville,
was a member of the May-
‘Arrange Sixth
Polio Auction
The
Dimes
sponsored
three
day,
‘Green
Jonas R3
varieties
pl:
She was a member of the pidder
aced on sale
auction was organized in
by
three
seventeen;
one
daughters
Funeral services were held sans S oder Jr.
nate may bring them to
auction
auctioneers
items for sale throughout the!
ev
scheduled to get underway at|
goods,
farm
items,
chinery
meats, candy
any other s
be donated
tion will go to the Lancaster]
County
tional Found~tion. Last year |signals for drivers, of course:
Spelling Aces
Move Upward
78, ofigrade, and Karen Rice, eighth|
former grade, have
hotel proprietor in Maytown, champions in
this week in the/Annex spelldown and
oflare qualified
sixth grade champ.
Donegal Annex. Ragnar Hal |
he gren,
the pronouncer.
However, the SIR VALENTINE
The ladies’ auxiliary of the|stop-light does not always)
Friendship Fire company is take place of the hand signal
planning a dance for Satu-- for indicating stopping or Marietta R1,
day evening, Feb. 24, at the/slowing down. Many times) ogg) high school,
fire hall. John Wagner and|drivers slow down without 4 gir Valentine
his hi-fi will provide the mu./touching the brake pedal and entine Dance x
often come to a stop by us "10 in the high
winners at theling the brakes relatively teria i
Donna Ba.'-|short distance.
PLAN DANCE
is depressed
James Houseal, son of Mr
and Mrs. James Houseal
sixth annual March of
and Deollars auction,
by the friends of].
S who!
Roto ; : 0 Spot dance
re stricken with polio SIX] rast dance were
ago, will be held Tues." phoma Winsett, Donald
February £ at the Heisey, Donna Maxwell, Lin-|
Dragon”, Farmersy, packler and Gilbert
rket and Auction, Ephrata p.. ank
at the
sisters school
a
He was selected by a
“Flashing light signals for|ny.a.vote”
turns are legal substitutes dent body.
for hand signals, but they are which was made
hard to see at times in late/ing and the dance,
afternoon and early evening|to Heart Haven,
{when the lowering sun is re- James wag patient
flected off the light lenses. At/years ago
{ night, to be sure, the flashing
|light signal is much more
certain to be seen than
ars
\
i
on the
ss Bsc
goods of many
and kinds will be
w me highest Let Other Driver
wnaraising Konw Your Plan
9f Tet other drivers know| hand signal would be.
of the what you intend to do, advis-|
Miriam. os Edward P. Curran, Safety! “The
twenty-pirector of Keystone Auto-/course,
thirteen. ‘bile Club. |be clearly seen and the man-the driver's
and Mrs “Whenever you are about/ner in which it is given'visability.”
[to stop, slow down, or turn|y
out of a straight line, you]
{should signal your intentions |
without fail”, he said. “If|
you don’t give a signal until
you already have started tol
turn or stop, you might as
well not give it By that time!
it is too late for other drivers
to take whatever action
might be necessary. The fast-|
ler you are traveling, the far.
nned goods, tools, farm MB. in advance you should,
equipment, smoked signal. On the open highway,
ong clothing oOri"ic 2 g60d rule to signal a
alable items many), + 300 feet in advance of
lany slowing, stopping, or
turning movement. |
“There are two Kinds of]
Donated
a
The unique
conditions prevalent at
time.
important thing, of signals should be used
is that a signal must/there is any doubt at all
the grandfathers
Sauder sisters,
Mildred,
Erma,
of Mr
and
do-|
the|
battery of]
offer all}
Anyone with goods to
where a
will
A SILLY, CHILDISH
GAME |S ONE IN
WHICH YOUR WIFE
CAN BEAT You /
ening with the auction
Items such as baked
of all kinds, poultry,
produce, household
furniture, livestock.
PM
The proceeds from the auc |
Chapter for the Na-|
and electrical]
signals. Hand signals are giv-
len with the left hand and
{arm extended from the driv-|
fer’'s window, where possible.
[In vehicles closed against the|
elements, hand signals must
{be given in such manner: as
\to be visable through the
seventh| o.." window of the car.
“Almost all cars have at|
east one electrical signal, the|
B
A husband and wife must work together to as-
sure a retirement fund for an independent and
secure old age. The most reliable way — put
stop-light at the rear which| 10% of each paycheck into a savings account.
now | glows when the brake ake pedal In 20 years, with interest, this can add $100 a
Be INA IiRiCf | month or more to your retirement income.
JOHNSON |
BUS SERVICE E
Marianne Walters,
become spelling|,
the Donegal
to meet
Judges for the event were
VWI
PITRE)
oy 180/)4
English teacher at
school principal was
town United Church of
Christ, Charles M. Howell
Lodge 496, F and AM. Mil-
lersville; Harrisburg Consis
tory; and Zembo Shrine.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Ethel Hall Newcomer,
one grandson, Ralph Alan
Newcomer, Philadelphia; and
four step-children, Hall Wil-
liams, Watsontown; Samuel
Williams, Maytown; Eliza-
beth, wife of George Musco-
lino, Bridgeport, Conn.; and
Louise, wife of Kimber Lip-
piatt, Maytown.
Interment is being made in
the Maytown Union Ceme-
tery.
B
Boosters Give
Timer to School
The Student Booster Club
of Donegal high school pre-
sented the school with a $300
Mohawk Timer before a stu-
dent assembly last week.
The gift, presented on be
half of the students by club
president Sandra Gutshall,
was accepted for the school
by Principal John G. Hart.
The timer can be used for
all sports, but it is designed
specifically for use during
wrestling matches to decide
“riding time.” Donegal has
already loaned it for use in
the Penna. Interscholastic
Athletic Association Jr. High
Wrestling Tournament, and
it is to be used during the
PIAA sectional wrestling
tournament. Of course, its
main use concerns Donegal’s
own sports program
The timer was bought with
funds raised by the Student
Booster Club through vari-
ous proiects at the school
Booster Club faculty advis-
ors are H. Martin Shenk and
Miss Elsieanna Henry
Principal Speaks
At P.-T.A. Meet
Eugene Saylor, principal
spoke on “Is Your Child Get-
ting a ‘Square’ Education?”
at the meeting of the May-
town Elementary Parents
Club recently. He spoke of
the four “corners” of an edu-
cation—the community, the
church, the home and the
school
The business meeting was
in charge of Lester Eshelman
president. Music was provid-
ed by the following pupils
Christy Watto, piano; Beth
Watto, violin; Bonnie Hoft-
man, piano; Dennis Frymoy-
er, cornet; Patricia Longe-
necker, cello; Bonnie Engle,
piano; Beth Watto, piano and
Bonnie Hawthorne, piano
Refreshments were served
The next meeting will be
held in May, at which time a
bake sale is being planned.
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