Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 4

-TV, PACE FOUR LEBANON DAILY NEWS, LEBANON PA. TUESDAY BARNARD WEDS IN HERSHEY CEREMONY TOflay--MlM Hotly 'Jlflrlo Fsrnsrrt, rtnughivr -of, Mr, Mis. John 0, Hnnnsnl, Jlnr- Shey. tnrf Wllllnin 1'Mk, son 0f Mr. nnd Mri, AlhorL Pofrk, Areide, Conn.j wore mHrricd Hat- F1AKORN CORN MUFFiN MIX Quality Ingredients that home-mid; m'day ftftsrnoon at Trinity Lutheran Church, flnrxhay.

Ths Rev, Lofloy Wunnlor performed the ceremony which WUK presorted hy an rorllnl by Mro. Chrfrlex Uii'iiniffr. an aunt of tho. lirlrto. The bride wore a whlto siHlo KII'WII and voii cniifthl Jn a Julio nivan In nmrrtngo by her fiitiutr, nho carried w'hllo marhod with Mali) of honor wns Marian llomlx, and Mian Lou.Ua i'ock, Riverside, Miss Hftverly llnr- Dftrd, MIH.H and Hohert -llroivn.

of. tlurshoy, iro HOBI mini WHS Putil- Friiiix. find way. of Dlujrloxtowti, Lt j'lilllli Pownrs, of Chnrlos Hiini- fnnr, Ilornluiy, and Harold of- I'nlmyrii, IB ol llor- Hiihonl. Pock wan Acndciny nnd Lflhlfth University nnil.

IK moinlun 1 of Hid Dei In Tit Dollii, Ki-litopllty. He, In omployml by. AnnstriniK. SOVIETS PLAN ASSAULT ON TWO KEYJSLANDS I from One) iifliVow lion and supply cnrrldivr, Tjlo of Wni'Hiiw, now In 1U filHIi' ilny, brought no fresh IIBYVH from RiiKHlan nfflnlui Polish nr.urcOH Jiiitl Dark iho VUliiln front linn worn liclrife hitulc Bioiullly. (Idi IniiKiu-liiii njlnforen- niuntH' tn linva.

piirrlod Cnrilpnt'sirlly Ihh Red iirmy'H Jiuu- fllon Lliniat to HonthniiKinrn llnn- KHry, No ItiiHHliin ndvnncn him li In Iho pant onflow nn- lUiVfinrfB lii llniilliori Pnlanrf, including o( Be- rehy Cl unit), three from the trdnller. Matmed for lilniaiice or 50 mllex along thin d'niiilar, tho combined Russian Riul Hlovak forces continued to nenrl patrols Into Slovakia. (A Moscow announcement Sunday night aiinted A- front as reporting the capture of Hu- 2fi mllon InHlcio Blovakln. But (here ntlll has hnon no official conflrmullon of the report.) THIRD ANNIVERSARY BEING OBSERVED TODAY and Robort FOrlna, of Oiiilfoi'rt alroftl, arc loflHy tholr third wedding mil vacua ry. Mrs, Fortnft In tho former Ruth P.

J5nilt.h, of Oleonii. Hor iiiishitml ftB A tool- innkcr hy the Bethlehem Sieoi Cojnpiiny. The coitlilft nre Ihfi pnrolits (if two months old rtBUKhtnr, II)) Ann. PLAN SUPPER IN HONOR OF PHYLLIS M. TATAR MftrlftTutar, lovely dslighter of Second anil Mrs.

John 1023 Colc- hrook Road, -'lir receiving many blrthdfcy-momftnios today In celebration of her elglitli birthday ati- nlvonmry, A supper will tie In her honor thin evening. Phyllis iilKjhris tho third grade at St. Cyril and MctHoclliiH School. DAUGHTER BORN TODAY TO GLEONA COUPLE Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Kreider, of )OS Harris Avenue, Cldona, are tho pnrentB of daughter horn at the flood Samaritan Hospital at 7:36 a. m. today. The now arrival wnlRhed five pounds and thirteen The mother formerly wan Theresa Freokette. The father a fllRht nneineer for tho Pan American Ali'wnyn.

17 YEAR OLDS! 1' i- BE A COMBAT AIRCREWMAN WIN YOUR EN THE NAVY! i i ill The Navy now enlisting 17 year olds combat aircrewmen. Combat air- crewmen are the men in the rear turrets and cockpits of the Navy's aircraft, There is an urgent need for more qualified young men to train for this most important work. The aircrewrriari is more than just a gunner. He has two separate and distinct jobs. He the guns during those short minutes of battle and is also a skilled technician.

He may be the radioman of the plane, the ordnanceman or the mechanic, but whatever his specialty he is the man who keeps the plane flying and fighting. Seventeen year olds who enlist Jn this program are rated seaman second class and sent to a Naval Air Station for training. Aircrew.men now win their silver wings as soon as they graduate from this training and are ready for combat. The new plan puts them in a class with pilots who win thein wings before they go into action against the enemy. This opportunity many have been waiting for.

WIN I YOUR WINGS AND VICTORY IN THE NAVY A Recruiter from the Navy Recruiting Station, Lancaster, is at the Lebanon Post Office every Thursday afternoon from 1:30 1 P. M. to 5:30 P. oropply Navy Recruiting Station, Post Office Building, Lancaster. Women 20 to 36.

There is a job for you too in Navy Blue. Join the WAVES. See MarcelHne Keeler, Recruiting Specialist, at the Lebanon Post OFfice any Thursday afternoon, or write Navy Recruiting Station, P.O. Lancaster. There is an urgent need in the Navy for radio technicians.

Men passing the Eddy test are sworn in as seaman first class and sent to school for approximately 9 months. This training offers excellent post war possibilities. You owe it to yourself to investigate fully, today. The Navy Is Proud of Its Aircrewmen You Will Be Proud to Be an Aircrewman This is the 98th of a series of weekly messages published in the interests of the American War effort. ACADEMY THEATRE BAMBEROKFVS ILL TELEPHONE CO.

OF PEN'NA. RESSLEll METAI, WOKKS ORESCENT TRUCK COMPANY THE FARMERS TFUl'KT COMPANY Of LEBANON 7BACKVILLE MFG. CO. OALEN MILLS, INC. HOWARD KKYSTONB MACARONI MFO.

CO. KEYSTONE FOUNDRY'CO; KEYSTONE SILK MKO. CO. KINCSLKY 'A BROWN. INC.

LEHANON COUNTY CREDIT EXCHANGE LEBANON COUNTY TRUST' CO. LEBANON DRESS COMPANY LEBANON KNITTING MILLS LKlUNON RKADY MIX CONCRETE LEBANON STKEL FOUNDRY LEBANON VALLEY BREWINO CO. LKnANON VALLEY GAS CO. J. H.

LONG RONS MILLER INC. NEW PENNSYLVANIA MOTOR EXPRESS. INC. NORTH SIDB HANK OLT'S CLEANERS DYERS PENN LUMBER SUPPLY CO. HARVEY STECKDECK FREIGHT LINE TEXTILE PRINTING A FINISHING CO.

A. E. TWIGO HOTEL TVEIMER UNION BOILER MFG CO. NOTES BIRTHDAY STATIONED IN TEXAS Private P. out-hiiln aliove, Is celohratiiiR his twentieth hlrthday while stationed at Booa Raton, whore ho IB taking advanced training.

Inducted into the-AIr- November, he received haelc training at Miami Beach, and further training Tl'uax Kleld, Wisconsin, and Chantlte Floldv 111... where ho graduated from nchool. of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pourinan of Lebanon Routo ho graduated Lchanon High School in ID42 and whs employed at the Glenn Martin Aircraft Factory, Baltimore, before his Annville NEWS ConKRSPONDKXT Main Si.

7-7241 Annylllo, Sept. 28 A telograni wan received hy proctor of the men's dormitory Of Labanon Valley College; him of thfe death on Saturday; Ills Aaron 0. HeiM-bf Seat'tlei Wnshlngtoii, He paBBCd' Ills 89lh birthday on AiigiiBt' 24 and died of a hearl ntlack. Mr. formei' renl- dent of Alinvillo and a graduate of- Lobftnbfl Vulley Collugo, WOK a fn Washington for some forty yeai'S." He Is survived by hta widow, Mrs.

Maude Walker Hen and a number of 'nieces and nephews from Annvllle. Promotion Wovd has been received by Mrs James. P. East Shcridai AvoiuiB, ot tlio. promotion recently of- hiiBbapd, Captain Jiinicf 13.

rank of major and ot. his. Bate ai-rlval at Ills Imse in Pi'lo to his induntlon 'lie. was tniiilKte of St. Pnlil's Eviingellciil Lntiieriii Church.

North White Oak Street and active In oivlc affairs In Ann ovorueaH for eighteen months as chaplain, he rcturtioi to Iho States and slnoc thei aorvccl in various camps. Lcgiou Auxiliary The Ainorlrun Legion Auxllinr, Will meet Wednesday at thp Logio: home. "Birthday CJi ft 1 Richard Eflhnlmar sooulmnfitcr of Troop 13, of Ann vllle. was tundored a hlrlhdn Rlirpi'lfiC purty at his home Sun day fu'ternonn by his wife, th former Estolla Long. Tho cclcbran was tho' recipient, of.

gifts an congratulatory messages upon no Ing the event. Refreshments woi served to Randall AungRt, Thoma Bixlor, Lsiwroiipe Dodson, Howar Kreider, noy'Llght, Richard Lon nnyroond Smith, Edgar Teivhl, Kenno.lh Umberger. James Wag- nsr, Roy Weber, Jack Carl Fry, Drew Fotterolf, Richard nio'uch, John Bombcrger. Krod Boynr, Mervln Boyer, Charles Gl'nby, Victor Herr. Howard Taylor, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Fotterolf, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kindt and daughler Jirrty. son Mr.

and Mrsr Raymond 'Shliey. son ntckle, 'Mrs. Stelld Long, Violet Borkheiser and Mr. and Mrs. C.

Eshelmfin and son Dickie. Orgnnizations Afrs. Jacob Rnsiiilnger. the former Mlfdred Dotweller. wan elected president of the Merry "Hearts class of tlie 'United Sunday Scliool at.

a meeting' of the clnps lioniR, Monday. Otber officers elected wore Bcbmcr; secretary and Pliocbe tlnger, treasurer. A wolnor ronst -was enjoyed. In which the following pnrtlclpatod: Gltulys Millor, Grace Miller Phoebo UnRor; Jean Dehmcr, lioro- thy Wltmeyer. Kthel Optwellor Mrs; Molvln ZelRlcr, Mrs.

lOnsnilngnr flud Mrn. Roy H. Light toucher of the class. Elect Officers David K. Shroyer was electot iUipcrlnieudcnt of th United Brethren Sunday School on Sunday.

Others elected wern Her uiftn Hpangler. pecrclnry: Harr; Miller, trensi'rwr: Clara II brnrian; Mrs. Alhen Hnrnlmrt Jiiomber of the oxi'c'ntlvti con)inlt- 100; Howard Moyer, chii Innnn of tho Young People's division, and Mrs. Andrew Bender, chairman of the Children 1 division. .1.

Gordon was elected superintendent of the Sunday School at a meeting of thr Sunday School recently. Thesfi offlci-rs will nssumn Ibnlr new offices when the new oo'n- MM( rt 1 1 iow II a pint mt, YOU MM YOU In tulAUrti. APPLES Smoke House and Grimes Golden Apples this week. Bring Baskets. Some Drops.

IRA K. DUTWEILER -HlukBOnheiBer is now Btatlonod at Camp BoWle exaBi after spending a Jurlougl homo his mother, Mrs. Oa BonU of 100D North Eighth treot, He also upcnt some time the home of. friend, Private usfiel Haag, son ot Mr. and Mrs.

ay Haag, 20 East. Maple Street, ho was home at tho same limp. Sgt. Ulcksenheiser wad Inducted i 10-12 and had his aslo training at Camp Belilo, nllf. Before ontoring tho a WBB employed Mlllard's iliu-ry at Annvllle.

eronce yeal' opens in Octohor. NEWS VIEWS Dr. A. Wilt, pastor of he United Brethren Church, Dr. 3lyde A.

Lynch, president ot Leb- non Valley College. Dr. G. A. Richie, pf the faculty ot Lebanon 'alloy College, E.

D. WillliunB. elegate from the local United Brethren Church at the Annual onferenco ot this denomination session at Otterbeln United Brethren Church, Harrlaburg, and John A. Wltmeyei'- attended tlte lanniiet of the Brotherhood of his denomination held Monday In he basement ot.the host church. Concert Members of the Star clans of Zlon Evangelical School sacred concert will sponsor a presenting the 'Chappy Clarks" tn the church Thursday evening.

The Annville Free Library wll sponsor a children's story hour every -Thursday afternoon after schoof starting on Thursday this week. All Annvllle aohoo children in grades from one to four Inclusive have been Invited SITHPHISE TARTY HELD Mrs. Floyd Sliko, 24 Quilford Htrcol. was the honor guest at a birthday party which wa held at her home Saturday night dho received many gifts, among them decorated cake, the glf cf her son Paul who haa boei serving overseas for the past ten months. Those present were: Mr and Mrs.

Floyd Sllke, Corpora and Mrs. Lewis H. Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Armand Long, Mr.

and Mrs William Miller, Mr. and Mrs Chnrlcs McMlnn, Mr. and Mrs William Sllke, Mrs. Ralph Boyet Mrs: Edward Curtln. Mrs.

Jan Aehonhach, Misses Marie O'Leary Miiry Hartman, Nancy Welse Vorna Sllke, Joan Curtln, Kilt. Lou Boyer, Dottle McMInn, Kare AchenbHch, Glenn Kolir, Floy Sllke, nutchle Burke. Edctl Curtln, Sklppy McMInn and Billl Sllke. KEMPS BALSAM IVV COUl.HV OUI HI ClU!) 1 By HAli LANDI6 Well, Winston and F.D.R; were back in another maklnB preparations to the slffiials tor the final blow-i up or 'the Axis. Invitations to this gathering ot the.

clan Included plenty of Army attd Navy gold brnlti from' both sides of the big pond Arid what cooked up (6r Axis will be about at a dish as A inrge dose ot sertId. This was and 1 perBonully greeted each oth-. er and each put their nogg'tis together Jt hfts caMsed th'e' mo'r'i trouble than a mouthful 'of hot glue. From, the, looks'of was the Allies must have felt as confident! as gsiinbler five, In Belgium, Nazi prisoners were put in zoo, cages. Judging from their'past, ought to feel at home.

You'll toul right at, home when yon go to Perm; Lunifier Supply 1245 Chestnut we go out ot way to make you feel welcome. Besides have a lot of fine materials to make your own home cozy, comfortable arid- downright enticing. Wo Invite you to visit us nnd look over our selection. Also yard in. Palmyra.

DIETICIAN IS INJURED OPENING CAN OF FOOD Eleanor Korchusky, dietician the Good Samaritan Hospital, received treatment yesterday for, finger lacerations, sustained while opening a can ot food, according to the report. FOOD FIGHTS FOR FREEDOM' SALT SOME AWAY! Your grocer has the per-' feet combination for home fruits and vegetables with flavorful Ivory Salt To Your Health! KRIM PALE DRY Exclusive with KRIM All syrups and water are purified by ultra-violet rays from Westinghouse Sterilamps. CONCERT THE HAPPY CLARKS THLTSDAY, SEPTEM13KR 23 7:30 P. M. Z1ON nVAXOKlACAb CONT.fiKfiATlOXAI: CKTP.CK youh Oiik Sponsored by the Slar Class UPTURE TREATED IN MHN.

AM) CHILDREN mid Without An 39 yearn I tittn loaiUd In IKndlntr, hnndrctl people for rnpturt. I will yno wlthont oottinf. pain, Hanger or lota at from work, lunch chesper without rllk er lnr.onvcnUrc« of aarplrRl Afti? otirtd i yon will cured. Kn ncrircoa will yon ire llalnsent r.nr* for oureu mj Cill, or Qtilet S.wraty 1S4S nirTliw mtaiitnr. ALLZW.

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