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Mrs. William K. Risser

Mrs. Virgil M. Nolt, 61,
wife of Mark S. Nolt, 194
Cooper Ave. Landisville,
died Monday, June 29 at St.
ists Club and was a well
known floral designer in the
Hempficld Union’ high school.
Michael eos, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Mease, 111
School Lane, Landisville,
graduated from Goldey Bea-
com School of Business, Wil-
mington, Del., recently.
* * *
The Hempfield Recreation
Center held a covered dish
EXPLORE Ropisgs Eph SPECIAL RATES © : : supper at the Landisville
y FORGROUPS |= Joseph's hospital. Pool Sunday, July 5 at 5 p.m
HAVE LUNCH Under famous — 1 2 Mrs. Nolt was a member : 3 :
- Lollipop Tree of the Lancaster County Flor Pony rides were available for
y the children at the pool at
3:30 p.m.
hard. at work ¢ : at
en a. city and county. In addition
TALK WITH World's tallest , , to Ye parents and her hus-| Purchase of a residental
: Mother Goose ~~ band, surviving are two sons property in the Rohrerstown
- OPEN EVERY DAY : Lf) and a dou hter, four grand-|area for use as a township
"EASTER TO THANKSGIVING Co 1 children, oi Rr and | office building was approved
WRITE FOR FREE COLOR FOLDER
FANTASYLAND
Rt. 134 — 1 mile South of
GETTYSBURG, PA.

one sister.
* B® %
A meeting of the Landis-
ville - Salunga 4-H Sewing
Club was held Monday, June
29th from 9 to 11 a. m. in
the home economics room of

at a recent meeting af the
East Hempfield Township su-
pervisors. Supervisors ap-
proved a resolution to pur-
chase for $20,000 the proper-
ty of Thomas G. and Hilda
S. Harris, 901 Rohrerstown
Road located just north of
Semi-Annual
- FINANCIAL STATEMENT
June 30, 1964
ASSETS
Cash and Due from Banks con sesssve creo rs ttnovrsvsvssvssssssS13,351 110.58
U. S. Government Obligations sss eesevsssesesassosssaassoosans 22,254, 172.79
Municipal Bonds eevee evcsssssserecsses $900080800000000000008 ) 5,413, 865,04
Other Bonds $6 0000600000000 00000080000000000000000000000000008 4,490.,752.70
Federal Reserve Bank Stock . $00 00000000000000000000000000000000 240,000.00
Loans and Discounts e000 000000 Coss sana teteriivreninenssenes SO 1S02.54
Mortgages © © 060000000000000000000000000000000000000000080000800 11,569,996.77
Bank Premises and Equipment ev 0000000000000 000 wer sesnensrs 2,433,525.99
119,370.31
Other Assets © 9 000060 00000000000000000000000000000000008000000
Total Assets , sessesterreetaancantninisninsrnsonneees 396,404,656 72
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LIABILITIES
Stns onmmeone:s:
U. S. Government Deposits 000000 sesesoscose $ 4,606,250.88
Other Demand Deposits c ss se ssevessvssnssee+19,119,435.08
Time DepoSits.s ee sss stsvesssssssvess snares 00;194465.60
Total DepOSHS + von cevnssssdsessssssstocetrssascrsres
Federal Reserve Bank—Deferred AcCOUDt s se eesovccscscssesesslh 1:430,980.02
Reserve for DVIAET car i itera irises Py 98,812.80
Unearned DD ISCOUBE ons vis vo 65S 5ec sts se sntessrdsninsstrsrs 832,760.92
Other Liabilities « so ee sos sv ssesesssssescasssssrcrsssesssesane 248,821.80
Capital =Common Slot das sees vasvsreersioes $2,470,320.00
SUIPIUS 4 sev seven vsssasretoare se snnens 5,529,680.00
Undivided Profits s0c0cvcscscssscc essen 1,187,435.88
RESCIVES sv sess tev essnnsst assess snse 685,692.81.
Total Capital Accounts seceecscsessssssscsssse ens 0,873,128. 69
Total Lighilities sus eovensnntranrirerrornmanBSi OL 65072
“TRUSTS
INDIVIDUAL TRUST FUNDS cee se A eevscscccovouo cosossnsse$45,536,594.89
CORPORATE TRUST FUNDS ® 0000 0000 000 0O OSSD . ss 00s sent S513,000.00
TOTAL TRUST FUNDS 6s ecsvsesocssstsccess cosssssessenses.$355,049,594.89

LANCASTER
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$83,920,152.49

Rohrerstown:
The building will house of
fices of the supervisors, towns-
ship police, planning and
zoning commission, tax col-
lector and sanitation office.
Supervisors approved use of
the present township main-
tenance building for voter
registration on Sept. 8.
The board approved plans
to place picnic tables and
benches along roads in the
township.
Next meeting is scheduled
for Thursday, August 6, at T
p.m.
* * *
Henry R. Rutter, 650 Ston-
ey Battery Road, Landisville,
was apponted the West
Hempfield Township member
of a joint sewer authority
being formed by six munici-
palities west of the city. West
Hempfield’s appointment of
Rutter completes the authori-
ty with the exception of Lan-
caster "City. Rutter is a sys-
tems analyst at Schick, Inc.
* * *
Miss Mary Ellen Mumma
was presented with a scholar-
ship by the Lancaster County
Bankers Association at a re-
cent 4-H Leaders banquet.
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry S. Mumma, she
was selected on the basis of
her 4-H activities and record.
She plans to attend Pennsyl-
vania State University.
A recent graduate of
Hempfield high school, she
was a member of the Nation-
al Honor Society.
* *® #®
The 94th session of the
Landisville Camp Meeting
opened Saturday evening,
July 11. The camp will con-
tinue through July 19. The
camp opened with a meeting
for youth, with the Rev.
Warren C. Reidel, former
cowboy star, now pastor of
Ross Street Methodist church,
as the speaker. The camp ev-.
angelist, the Rev. Orion T.
Rhoades, will speak’ nightly
at 7:45 p.m.
* % %
Winners of the hobby show
held at the Landisville play-
ground on July 10 were as
follows: Susan Miller, most
creative hobby; Wanda Stric-
kler, most interesting hobby;
Anne Kuehne, most complete
hobby; Tom Lupold, most
unusual hobby; Robert Kain
and Leslie Miller, neatest
hobby.
Rotarians Hear
Talk on Canals
Gerald Smeltzer, who re-
cently published a book on
the subject, Tuesday talked
to Mount Joy Rotarians on
“Canals of the Lower Susque-
hanna” and showed pictures.
He told about river and

canal transportation and
"showed some rare photos of
boats, locks, canals and other
installations which disappear-
ed about the time of the Civ-
il War.
Also on the program Tues-
day was Robert Long, who
spoke briefly on the propos-
ed, new toll free telephone
service between Mount Joy
and Lancaster, Landisville
and Manheim.
He pointed out the econo-
mic and social advantages
which free dialing can pro-
vide. If approved, he said
that such service would be
started late in 1965 or early
the next year.
Rotarians will hold a fa-
mily night party Tuesday,
July 21, at the Si¢o park.
There will be no noon meet-
ing.
The Tuesday noon speak-
ers were introduced by Les-
ter G. Hostetter, vice-presi-
dent and program chairman.
CELEBRAETS BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Daniel Musser, Mari-
etta Avenue, celebrated her
_ | birthday July 6.

MARRIED 48 YEARS
Mr. and Mrs. John Zer-
i ‘celebrated - their 48th

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