Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 9

And Cleona, Incorporates; Now AD-MOR Stores The B' and Company, 103 W. Penn Avenue; Cleona, was officially incorporated as of January 1955, hereafter will known as AD-MOR Stores, Inc. The and Company was initially formed as a partnership on May 1953, by Harold R. Bowman, George Bowman, and V. Carl Gacono.

Their first store was a one room affair located at 114 North Center, Cleona. However, the desire for a better location combined with the need for more space found the company moving into their present Cleona location, 103 W. Penn Avenue, only six months after the doors of the first store were open ed. The shop, which was used for jervice work and which was located in the rear of 118 North Center Street, was to efficiently handle the many service calls which were coming into company in an ever increasing number. Included in the service department is a complete plumbing, refrigeration, and wiring section.

The' plumbing section is headed by George F. Bowman, and the wiring and refrigeration section is headed by Harold R. Bowman. On October 6, 1954 the company bought another store at 140 South. Union Street, Middlelown, with the object of being able to purchase merchandise in such quantities that it could offer the general public more' for their money.

On November 1, 1954 Stanley R. Kcltcring organization Dolly NEWS Pholo. OI'MCIALS-of the recently-formed AD-MOR Stores, 103 West Penn Avenue, Cleona, are left to right: Harold R. Bowman, F. Bowman, president; Stanley R.

Ketteringy treasurer and Y. Carl Gacono, secretary. The appliance firm was the and Company bcfore4ts incorporation as of January 1. in the unofficial capacity of partner, becoming an official member of the corporation on January 1, 1955. The officers of AD-MOK Stores, Inc.

are as follows: George F. Bowman; v. Harold R. Bowman; Stanley R. Ket- lering; and Secretary, V.

Carl Gacono. Cleona Schoo! Authority Re-elects Officers For '55 CLEONA, Jan. 12 All present 'officers of the Cleona School District Authority -were reelected as the group met last night in the elementary school. Joseph C. Early was returned to the chairmanship; Mervin R.

Ebersole is vice-chairman, Ted Gress is secretary; Mark R. Kreider, assistant secretary and Irwin A. Heisey, treasurer. The authority instructed to turn over its books to a certified public accountant to have an audit made, as required by law. Philip S.

Davis is authority solicitor. Rexmont Church's Re-elects Leaders CORNWALL, Jan. 12 Th Friendly Bible: Class of the: Rexmont Evangelical 1 Congregational Church met last.night at.the^home of Mrs. Hillside Devotions were conducted by Mrs; David and Mrs, Russell Carpenter. officers was main item of business with of the class Mildred relected'-for the' coming The following' were also ree'lected: vice Light Shearer secretary, Mrs.

Arthur treasurer, Carpenter and social- leader, Mrs. Harry Marks. The class voted to participate in the Greater EC Rally by giving cash contributions. Games were enjoyed after which refreshments were served by the hostess. Others present were Mrs.

Robert Hoke, Arnetta Crist and Joyce Carpenter. Band Mothers The Band Mothers of the Cornwall Schools met' Monday evening i the president, Mrs. Ralph Payne presiding. Reports were given by the secretary, Mrs. Charles Shannon and the treasurer, Mrs, Kenneth Allwein.

A committee' was named to secure prices for new outfits for personnel of the band'and majorettes. It was decided that because of the high cost of majorette uniforms slacks would be purchased to eliminate the skirts for girls. The committee is composed of Charles Patton, Donald Mrs. Kenneth Allwein. sale will be held in the "near future to raise funds for the purchase of new band, equipment.

Ladies of Quentin were in charge of the social, hour. Mrs. Seaman Ronald Treiber Awaits Navy Assignment SPLINTER ENTERS' FINGER ThurmtrC Atkins, 43, of 243 South 8th Street, was treated at Good Samaritan Hospital, yesterday for a splinter wound of the 1U- tle finger of the left hand. The object entered the finger while he was employed-by Contractor Harvey Long, according to the hospital report. Seaman Ronald E.

Treiber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Treiber, 243 West Main Street, Annville, is now at the U. S. Naval Receiving Station, Norfolk, Virginia awaiting further assignment to a Naval unit in the Atlantic area.

Treiber enlisted in the Navy in July 1952 and received boot training at Bainbridge, Maryland. He is a 1951 graduate of Annville High School. Airman Lloyd Boyer In Air Force 2 Years Airman Second Class Lloyd Boyer, son of Mrs. Paul Kerr of Lebanon Route 20 today marked two years of service in the U. S.

Air Force. Boyer is stationed in North Africa at the present time. He is a 1952 graduate of Jonestown High School and was employed by the Michigan Limestone and C'hemic'al Company before his enlistment. Haldeman and Mrs. Lewis Leach served coffee and doughnuts to all present.

Lebanon Daily 'Newi, Lebanon, Jan. 12, WJKIN rrei? applications of doctor's toothing antiieptlc relieve Itch of surfact skin and scalp irritations. Z.emo stop MAft A OEAN SWEff LOANS $1O to $6OO Start 1955 with fosh outtoolc oU yowr post biffs and pay ihom off with a Girard Wan loan. Stop or eaH TJw Ofcfcrf Company of fe kind in in KS94 740 CUMBERLAND STREET 2nd Floor Over Smith and Bowman Lebanon, Pa Phone 3-1645 loom THEY REGULAR PRICE NOW ONLY ANNOUNCING THESE TWO NOBODY ANYWHERE (an this prict! NOBODY ANYWMRf htat ptrformanct and Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime chance to get all these deluxe features at this rock-bottom price! 1XCLUSIVE TIMI-UNI CONTROL-the completely automatic control that'can't MORE blower fan uses lowest heat, highest airflow for quick, safe drying. No scorching, no baking! SUPER-CAPACITY DRYER CYUNDIR-allows free movement of clothes -for uniform drying.

EXTRA-LARGE KNEE-ACTION easy loading and unloading. EXCLUSIVE 5-WAY VENTING simple installation without special fittings. Available of this ttntationa! prkt for time PLUS a COMPANY'S TWO FINE STORES i OWNERSHIP SAME MANAGEMENT BUT A BRAND NEW NAME! IXC. Appliances Refrigeration Wiring (Formerly Co.) 103 West Penn Ave. Cleona, Pa.

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M. Dully Saturday 5) A.M. (o 5 P.M. SPECIAL! Brand New Model AW-423 LOOK AT ALL THESE DELUXE fEAJUKESl EXCLUSIVE TIME-LINE automatic from fill to finish! EXCLUSIVE 5-WAY controlled. Provides rinse water proven best rinse water temperature.

WATER TEMPERATURE Of hot or warm-water for wash period. 4-WAY WAVE.ACT!ON gentlest, most thorough washing ever, SUPER-SPIN forced out of clothes in seconds. REGULAR $27995 NOW AND MANY MOREI PLUS KING-SIZE TRADE-IN ON YOUR OLD WASHIR!.