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Hurt on Bicycle;
Is Improving
Billy Schatz, 10-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Schatz, R 2, is improving
satisfactorily at the General
hospital following a bicycle
accident June 8.
He is out of the intensive
care section with his fractur-
ed leg in traction and his
arm in a cast. Head and fa-
cial injuries are improving
satisfactorily.
Billy had ridden his bicyc-
le to Seiler school on the last
day of school as a special
occasion. Returning home he
lost control as he rode down
the ‘“‘waterworks hill’ near
the Sports Farm and crashed
into a tree.
Class Observes
10thAnniversary
Twenty-three class mem-
bers and 21 guests attended
the tenth year reunion ban-
quet of the class of 1954 of
Mount Joy high school Satur-
day evening, June 20, at the
Mount Joy restaurant.
During a business meeting
following the dinner plans
were made for the next re-
union, in 1969, with the
same committee serving as
for this year’s reunion: Patri-
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cia Schroll Miller, Dorothy
Brooks Zellers, Sarah Garber
Clinger, Mae Zink Greider,
Constance Lane Nissley, Jo-
anne Brown Risser, Patricia
Frantz Lesher, James Hollin-
ger, William Eby and Don
Zerphey.
Awards were made to the
following: Lois and Joe
Shinn for traveling the farth-
est; Bill and Janet Eby, new-
est bride and groom; Dorothy
Zeller, changed the least;
Janet Rodriguez, changed the
most; Dick and Josephine
Will,- newest baby; Owen
Phillips, man with the loud-
est socks; Velma Hoffer, wo-
man with the largest pocket-
book. Linda and Charles
Mayer received the center-
piece as a prize.
Following the dinner
there was dancing at the Wa-
tering Trough Inn, and on
Sunday a family picnic was
held at Little Chiques park,
with 23 class members, 16
guests and 41 children in at-
tendance.
Three Injured
Three people injured in a
two-car highway crash Fri-
day morning, Juné 19, are
reported in satisfactory con-
dition this week.
The accident occurred at
the intersection of Main St.
and Longenecker road about
7:45 a.m., when a sports car
being driven west by Larry
Scott, Maytown collided with
a station wagon occupied by |
Henry Bechtel, and Graybill |
Gorman, both of Marietta.
Bechtel, admitted at Saint
Joseph's hospital suffered a
fractured pelvis.
Scott, who was
home from work
returning
at Arm-
strong Cork suffered facial
lacerations requiring more
than 50 stitches to close, and
leg injuries. He returned- to
his home Sunday from the
hospital.
AT CONVENTION
Mr. and Mrs. George Har-
dish, New Haven street at-
tended the 41st Anniversary
assembly of the Leonard H.
Kinnard, Chapter #7, of the
Telephone Pioneers of Am-
erica held at the Hotel Shel-
burne, Atlantic City June 19-
21st.
There are 14 councils
the Kinnard Chapter.
dish completes his year as
president of the Council of
the Roses on June 30, and on
July 1 will assume his new
office, Member at Large on
the Chapter Executive Board.
Mr. Hardish is employed
by the Bell Telephone Co.
of Penna. in Lancaster. Pion-
eers are employees who have
21 years or more of service.
Over 700 members, life
members (retired employees)
and their guests were pres-
ent.
in
Har-
HERE FOR VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klein
and family and Clayton Hofi-
man of Rolla, North Dakota,
are spending a week with
Mr. and Mrs. John Zeller,
Pinkerton road, and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Hoffman, Delta St.
AT FESTIVAL
Amcng those attending
the Wellsboro Laurel Festi-
val last weekend were Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Brubaker of
Rohrerstown and Mr. and
Mrs. M L. Gainor, Mount
Joy. They stayed with Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Miller, at
Ulysses, Pa., formerly of this
community.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1964
Funeral services were held
Wednesday morning, June 24
(From page D from the Nissley funeral
: home and burial was made in
Petersburg; four grandchild- the Mount Joy cemetery.
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