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Announced Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Snyder, Richland Route 1, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ruth Eleanor, to George A. Heller son of Mrs.

Esther L. Heller, of 313 Oak Court, Myerstown. Miss Snyder is a senior in Myerstown High School. Mr. Heller is an alumnus of Lebanon High School, class of 1952, and is employed by Lustberg Nast Lebanon.

4 Special Events Held At Hospital A Christmas parly, a social, bowling and a variety show were conducted for the entertainment of patients at the local Veterans Administration Hospital over the i weekend. The annual Christmas party der the auspices the CIO Industrial Council of Lebanon took place on Saturday evening in the social rcom of the Special Services Building. Featured on the program was Elmer Sweeney at the piano and organ. About 100 patients attended. Carols were sung and freshments were served.

George Brown made the arrangements, assisted by seven CIO "About 150 patients and visitors were present at the annual Christmas 'social on Sunday afternoon. The affair was staged by the American Legion Auxiliary to Unit of Lebanon. Tca, coffee and Couple Notes Golden Anniversary Engagements Mr. and Mrs. John Marko, of 1357 Monument announce the engagement of their daughter, Evelyn, to Charles R.

Betz son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Betz 532 Miller St. The prospective bride is employed by the Barry Manufacturing Company. Her fiance, who was re-cently discharged from Army, is employed by the Lebanon Steel Foundry.

The Rev. and Mrs. Peter S. Heisey, of Sheridan R. 1, are receiving congratulations from many friends and acquaintances today as they observe their fiftieth Rev.

wedding anniversary. Heisey, a retired farmer, has been associated with the ministry of the Heidelberg Church of the Brethren for almost 30 years. Hie is the father of two other Church of the Brethren Sheridan clergymen, Enos B. Heisey, R. and Ralph B.

Heisey, Lincoln, Pa. A family gathering and open house celebration in which some 200 guests participated was ducted yesterday at the Heiscy home. A is native the of Millbach, Mr. sey son of the late Peter and Barbara Shenenherger Heiscy. His wife is the former Sadie Burkholder.

She is a native, of Clay Township, Lancaster County, and the daughter of the late Samuel S. and Sarah Burkholder. The couple was married Dec. 24, 1906 at the home of Elder John Herr, Myerstown. Both enjoy good health and are active in their and church life.

Mrs. Heiscy home, an active member of the Ladies Aid Socie-! ty of the Heidelberg Church of the Brethren. Heisey retired from general farming about 14 years ago. However, ho still breeds pure lampshire sheop as a hobby and cares for about, 500. laying hens.

Mr. Mrs. Heisey are the parents of four children: Ralph cashier of the Lincoln Bank: Ruth, wife of Robert Bushong, a Columbia R. 2 farmer; Samuel Sheridan R. 1, who lives on the family homestead and is engaged in farming and Enos Sheridan R.

1, manager of the Lebanon County Farm Bureau. They also have 13 grandchildren. Heisey is associated in the ministry of the Heidelberg Church of the Brethren and his brother, Ralph, with Mohlers Church of the Brethren, Ephrata, celery, cut in thin crescents, may be served with a butler or cream sauce. Or it may be cooked in consomme and with no additional embellishment for welght-watchers. 16 Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, Monday, December 24, 1956 Orphan Boy Gets Parents For Christmas A five- year-old boy abandoned by his parents as a baby the island of Sardinia and cared for in an 'orphanage has at last found a real home, complete with parents who want him as much as he needs them.

And all in time Christmas. Tonight will be the most wonderful Christmas Eve of all for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Bruscia of 73 West Granada Hershey, and for Mario Vicei, whom they hope to make their legally adopted son.

Mario will receive his Christmas gifts from his new parents tonight. It will be the first such experience in his life. The Bruscias, childless and trying for the last year and a half 16 adopt an Italian child. They had the help of Rev. William Bridey, head of Catholic Charities, in Mayan, Harrisburg; rector of Rev.

St. Jcan of Are Church, Hershey, and Rev. Dominic assistant rector, in having Mario brought to' this country a few weeks ago. Mario was flown from Italy to the Idlewild Airport in New York City, and from there to. the Harrisburg Airport, where he was met by Mr.

and Mrs. Bruscia. The little boy has no known relatives. At the end of a year's quirements are met, the couple hopes to adopt the child legally. Mario lived in an orphanage abroad from babyhood.

Although he received all the care possible under the circumstances, he has never before known the warmth of family love or the pride of ownership. Neighbors and friends of the Bruscias have been calling with gifts for the boy. As both Mr. and Mrs. Bruscia are American-born of Italian parentage, little Mario need not wrestle immediate with all the complexities of the English language he speaks only Italian), But it won't be long until.

he learns English from his new nearing middle age, had been probation and after legal. re- playmates in Hershey. Daily NEWS Photo. ALL FOR Mario Vicci discovers the joy of owning his own toys -and his own parents too--for the first time. Mario, a five-year-old Italian orphan, is shown above at the Christmas tree with Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Bruscia of Hershey, who hope to adopt him. MISS JEANNE a student at Dickinson College, Carlisle, is spending the holiday recess. at the home of her parents, MR. and MRS.

ADAM S. WILDER, 236 East High Street. Personals MAS. GORDON MILES a former Lebanon resident now residing in Tucson, is spendthe holidays, with MIR. and SIRS.

THOMAS MIKONI, also tmer local residents now living in San Bernadino, Calif. Other visitors at the Mikoni home are MR. and MRS. MARTIN HEVERLING and daughter, who are now living San Bernadino and who also, formerly lived here. DR.

and MRS. DEWEY W. ROBERTS, 144 South Eighth Street, have returned from a trip to Fort Jackson, Columbia, S. C. They were present at the regimental parade of the Second Training Regiment at the invitation of General N.

A. Costello, commanding ROBERT general. Their ROB- son, L. ERTS, was honored for training excellence. They were companied by their daughter, CAROL, a student at College, Buies Creek, N.

who is spending the Christmas vacation with her parents. MISS CORINNE HARPEL, a graduate music student at! Pennsylvania State University Park, is spending the holidays with her parents. MR. and MRS. DONALD HARPEL, 1125 East Lehman Strect.

SERGEANT FIRST CLASS SARA LOUISE HOSTETTER and MASTER SERGEANT MARY BAKER, both of whom are stationed in the Pentagon, Washington, D. are spending several days as the guests of the former's parents, MR. and MRS. GEORGE HOSTETTER, 334 North Tenth Street. Students of West Chester State Teachers' College home for the include MISS KAY KIRholidays, daughter of MR.

and MRS. Itary Academy, Culver, Indiana. JOHN KIRBY, 2111 WARREN LEWIS, son of MR. and MRS. ALVIN B.

LEWIS, al and JOHN W. SCHROPP, son of MIR. and SCHROPP, Mt. Gretna, 'returned to their homes Saturday Christmas holidays. Both attend Culver Mili- TO THE END OF DID NIGHTMARE! NO- THAT A MINUTE -HOLD WAS EVERYTHING, POPSWANT THE PLAIN TRUTH! THE TRUTHABOUT WHAT, HONEY? MISS JANE HEISEY, daughter of MR.

and MRS. PAUL B. HEISEY, 412 West Penn Avenue, Cleona, is a holiday visitor home. She is a senior at Lock Haven State Teachers College. CHARLES R.

GINGRICH, al sophomore at Moravian College, Bethlehem, is spending the Christmas vacation with his parents, BIR. and MRS. CHARLES GINGRICH, 497 New Street. He is an engincering student at the Bethlehem college. MRS.

EVA LICHTENTHAELER, 317 North Ninth Street, was admitted 1o St. Joseph's Hospital, Lancaster, on Saturday! for observation. MISS JENNIE PIERCE, daughter of MR. and MRS. VICTOR PIERCE, 330 East Locust Street, is at home with her parents for the holiday recess.

She is a student at Millersville State Teachers College. DR. and MRS. THEODORE LONG, 535 South 12th Street, are spending the holidays at the Lake Placid Club, Lake Placid, N.Y. They are accompanied by their children, BETSY, TEDDY and TOMMY.

YOU -OR DID YOU NOT -KNOW THE MAN WHO HELD YOU UP CARROLL WYNGATE? BUT I HAD A FEELING- -GUESS YOU'D CALL ITAN INSTINCT. AT FIRST IT WAS LIKE AN AWFUL DREAM, AND I KEPT HOPING ID WAKE UP AND FIND OUT IT WASN'T REALLY HAPPENING! Miss Mather Is Married On Sunday Miss Alberta Marie Mather, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Mather of Manheim, and mond Leroy Frank, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Leroy C. Frank of New Holland Route were mar. three o'clock on Sunday allernoon in the East Fairview Church of the Brethren. Rev.

H. A. Merkey officiated in the ceremony, which followed a recital by Walter Wolfe, organist, and Robert Knoll, loist, both of Lebanon. The bride was attended by Mrs. Donald Steller of Talmage, matron of honor; Mrs.

Randall Geib and Miss Dorothy Mather, both of Manheim, and Miss Joan Martin, Honey Brook, as bridesmaids. Earl Frank, New Holland, served as best man. Ushers were Larry Myer, of Akron, Lionel Terry, Honey Brook; Darwin Roush, Millerstown; and Willis Ranck, New Holland. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a silk gown with lace panels.

and a court train. Her veil was a Belgian import, worn with a pleateau crown of pearls and sequins. The matron of honor wore holly green and the bridesmaids wore coral rasc. They wore feathered toques with veils and carried muffs in matching velveteen with gardenias and holly-and-ribbon streamers. A reception was held in the social room of the church, after which the couple for a honeymoon in the Poco os, They will be at home at 361 East Main New Holland.

The bride is a graduate of Manheim Central High School the Lancaster General Hospital School of Nursing. The groom, a graduate of New Holland High School, is employed by the Ranck Floor Service, Blue Ball, Pa. New Baby Has A Name Scott Douglas, af Mr. and Sir's. Eugene C.I Hickernell, LebaRoute 1.

Susan Linda, daughter cf Mr. Hirs. George Reiter, Rich- Aaron Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron H.

Dowhower, 338 South Broad St. Stacy Patricia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Slayton, 201 West Maple Myerstown.

Richard Edwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Seigrist, 13 South St. Luke Eugene, son of Mr. and Airs.

Clarence Risser, 480 East, Maple Annville. Ezra Zimmerman Mr. Sheridan and Route Mrs. Ezra Z. Startin, 1.

Margaret Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Yorty, Cornwall. David Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Dry, 100 North Railroad Palmyra. Thomas William, son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Klinger, 248 South Gannon St.

Michael Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Wright, Lebanon Route 5. Cindy Jean, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Neil N. Urich, Myerstown Route 2. William Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John J. Peters. Lebanon Route Charles Randall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malstrom, 500 North Eighth St.

Bryan Allen, son 'of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Winters, 2310 West Lehman St. Charlene Rose, daughter cf Mr. and Airs.

Charles L. Bollz, 129. Mifflin St. Linda Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

A. James Kreider Annville Route 1. Thomas Michael, son 'of Mr. and Mrs. William Miller 429 Weidman St.

Douglas Woodrow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dove, Fredericksburg Route 1. Daniel Allen, son of and Mrs. Lowell: Ebling, Myerslown Route 2.

Gale Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Peiffer, 716 Walnut St. Melvin Curtis, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Reber, Womelsdorf Route 1. Ann Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Feeman, 31 South Fourth St. Bonnie Lou, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Heisey, Bethel Route 1. Jchn William, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Baldwin, 108 East Broad Palmyra. Kathleen Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.

Kirkwood, 904 South Second Ave. Frederick Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bowman, 506 West Maple Palmyra.

David Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Messinger, Grantville Route 1. The "New Baby fas A Name" pears weekly. Parents and friends are invited bahics.

to call or send 10 names of new Jonestown Couple Wed 47 Years Today Mr. and Mrs: Jonathan Dubbs of Jonestown are today their. forty-seventh anniversary. Many friends have remembered them with greelings. The couple has three daughters: Mrs.

Arthur Klein, West Reading; Mrs. William Spannuth, Jonestown, and Mrs. George D. Zimmerman. There are three grandsons, Richard Klein and George Brian and Brian George Zimmerman.

Ulrich-Bomgardner Rites Solemnized In EUB Church The -marriage of Miss Lois Elaine Bomgardner of Palmyra and Second Lieutenant, U. Foster S. Marinera and Corps, Quan- of tico, was solduring a ceremony, at seven Salurday evening. Rev. Melvin Patrick officiated at the double ring service in the Sceond Evangelical United Brethren Church, Palmyra.

The church was decorated with candelabra and altar vases filled with 'mums. A bridal carpet and knecling bench were used for the service. James Sellzer, cousin of the bride, served as acolyte. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

G. Paul Bomgardner of 603 North Railroad St. The groom's parents are Ar, and Mrs. Foster G. Ulrich of 500 South Railroad St.

Oul-of-town guests attended from New Jersey, Ohio, Lancaster, State College, town, Philadelphia, Hershey and Lebanon. A 30-minute recital was presented by Mrs. Glenn Palmyra, cousin of the bride, organist, and Howard Phillippy of Palmyra, the bride's uncle, soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a princess gown of silk taffeta, lined in pelloni and with 2 train. The bodice was fashioned with a yoke of Alencon lace, a Sabrina neckline and long, tapering sleeves.

Her fingertip veil of imported net was attached to a crown of sequins and rhinestones. She car. ried a white Bible with a white I poinsettia. Miss Sally Heilman of Annville, college roommate of the bride, as maid of honor, wore a blue velveteen princess dress. She had a matching hat and shoes and carried a bouquet of pink and white pompons and 'mums.

Mrs. Bomgardner attended her daughter's wedding in grey lace over rose, will rose accessories land a baby orchid corsage. The groom's mother was seen in a royal blue lace dress. white accessories and a white baby orchid corsage. Alis.

Foster G. Ulrich Jr. cookies wore served on lables attractively decorated with holly and candles. Miss Vivian Kale, hospital chairman for the local unit, served as hostess. She was assisted by seven co-hostesses.

Mrs. Arthur Heisey made the arrangements. Members of the Church Bowling League from St. Stephen's Evangelical and Reformer Church and St. Stephen's Lutheran Church participated in a bowling match with the patients on Sunday.

John Umberger made the arrangements. About 500 patients witnessed a variety show, "Holiday Kapers" last evening in the auditorium. The program was sponsored by the Military Order of Cootie, Pun Tent 45 of York. Arrangements were made by Richard Forrey, hospital VAVS representative. Greeninger Light Wedding Is Held Miss Lorraine Martha Light and Walter David Greeninger exchanged marriage vows during a ceremony on Saturday in Kochenderfer's Evangelical United Brethren Church.

Rev. Jacob E. Earhart officiated at the double ring service. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Gettle J. Light 516 Mr. Maple St. The groom's parents are and Birs. Harvey Greeninger of 524 Gannon St.

Married 41 Years Mr. and Mrs. George E. Dotter of 506 East Penn Cleona, observing their fortyfirst wedding anniversary today. They have received greeting and best wishes.

A celobration" is planned for Christmas Day. Mrs. Dotter is the former Killinger of Her hushand is employed by Scars Roebuck and Company. They have a son, Paul. JULIET JONES A TOAST A WAIT AND I UNVARNISHED YOU KNEW IF I WHY I ALARM? FOR SURE, Robert Thompson of State College, fraternity brother of the groom, served as best man.

Ushers were Ronald Bomgardner, brother of the bride; John Ulrich, the groom's brother; David Neiswender of Slate College, and Lee Haacker of Trenton, N. J. The groom was allired in the dress uniform of the U. S. Marine Corps.

Men in the wedding party wore midnight blue tuxedos and while carnation boutonnieres. The church social room was the scene of a reception for 250 guests, after which the newlyweds left for a honeymoon in Washington, D. C. For the trip, the bride selected a beige wool jersey sheath dress, dark brown accessories and a white corsage. They will reside at the home of the bride's parents.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich are graduates of Palmyra High School. The bride, who will graduate from Millersville State Teachers' College in January, is a student teacher in the fourth grade at Mifflin School. Mr.

Ulrich received his bachelor of arts degree from Franklin and Marshall College. He is stationed at the Marine Corps Schools, Quantico, M. nue. Fairview Heights; MISS ANNA MAE SALTZER. daughter of DIR.

and MRS. WILLIAM SALTZER, 1215 Lehman Street. Avon; and shiss NANCY RICHWINE, daughter of REV. a MRS. HARRY T.

RICHWINE, 512 Chestnut Street. MISS SALLY EPLER, a nurse at the Lankenau Hospital School of Nursing, is spending a few days visiting her parents, MR. and MRS. MAHLON EPLER, 335 Chestnut Street. MISS RUTH STINE, Schenec-! tady, N.

returned home on Saturday after spending several days at the home of MISS MIRIAM McCLURE, 120 West Penn Avenue, Cleona. MR. and MRS. EARL D. BLOUCH, 123 Harris Street, Cleona, have their children home for the holidays.

They are DONALD BLOUCH, who is employed in Washington, MISS MARILYN BLOUCH. a student at Millersville State Teachers' College. MR. and MRS. FRANK RUHMAN, FRANK and NELSON, of Philadelphia, were weekend visitors at the home of MR.

and MRS. RALPH SHAY, 830 North Seventh Street, their uncle and aunt. Apply For License One marriage license application was filed Saturday at the courthouse. Applicants are: William Bollz, 46, factory 2198 West Lehman Street, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Reubin R. Bollz, and Florence A. Miller, 42, houseworker, 2198 West man Street, daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. Milford Strawbridge.

Add a package of cooked mixed vegetables (drained), to a tangy Kline Ave- cheese sauce and serve over toast. SURE YOU WANT THE SURE, POPS. TRUTH, JULIE? COULD BE THAT IM GOING TO SAY SOMETHING YOU WON'T LIKE HEARING. BUT IT.WASN'T A -AND I DIDN'T WAKE UP -UNTIL IT WAS TOO LATE! CO Church Of Brethren Scene Of Faye Smith's Marriage Miss Faye A. Smith and ald R.

Witters exchanged marriage vows during a ceremony at seven o'clock Saturday evening in the Church of the Brethren at Palmyra. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob N. Smith; of Annville Route 1.

The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John W. Witters of Ephrata Route 2. Rev.

Frank S. Carper officiated at the service at an altar decorated with candles. palms and ferns. Music was provided by Mrs. Ken-1 neth Frey, organist and John Grace soloist.

The bride's father presented her in marriage. She wore al gown of Chantilly lace in floorlength. It was styled with a Sabrina neckline, long, tapering sleeves and full skirt in three layers of lacc. Her veil of net was held by a crown of seed pearls. Attending the bride were Miss Meyer, as maid of honor; Miss Janice Fake and Bliss Jane McCullough, as maids, and Miss Nancy Smith, cousin of the bride, as flower girl.

Miss Meyer and bridesmaids are all friends of the bride. The four attendants wore waltzlength gowns of red velveteen. They carried white fur mulls and had matching headpieces of white fur. Vern Wolf, friend of the couLple, was the best man. Ushers were Robert Smith, brother of the bride: Dale Good, the groom's cousin; Leon Rult, the groom's uncle and Harold Bollinger, friend jof the groom.

The church social room was the (scene of 'a reception for 150 guests. After returning from a honeymoon in Florida, the COlple will reside at Ephrata Route 2. The new Mrs. Witters is a graCiduate of Palmyra High School with the class of 1955 and the Central Permsylvania Business School. She was employed at Lebanon Valley College.

Her husband graduated from Ephrata High School: He is a student at Elizabethtown College. Births STRICKLER Rev. and Mrs. A. Philip Strickler, Twentieth and Hill announce the birth of a son, in the Lebanon Sanatorium at 4:38 p.

m. Sunday. Mrs. Strickler is the former Lucille Longenecker. The father is pastor of the Ebenezer.

EUB Church. HUMMEL A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hummel of 1126 Guilford in the Good Samaritan Hospital at 12:32 m. Saturday.

The mother was formerly Grace Whitman. The father is employed by the Ma's 10ld Fashion Bottling Company. McCARTHY Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCarthy, Lebanon Route 20, became the parents of a daughter in the Good Samaritan Hospital at 7:36 p.

m. Saturday. The mother is the former Beverly Lee Saufley. The father is a salesman for the Upjohn Company. PHILLIPPY: Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Phillippy, 1125 West Main Palmyra, announce the birth of a baby girl, in the Good Samaritan Hospital at 6:42 p. m. Sunday. The mother is the former Marian Jennings.

The father works for Thompson Products, Harrisburg. CARPENTER It's a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Kenneth Carpenter, 8 East Richland Myerstown, born to the couple at the Good Samaritan Hospital at 4:45 a. m.

Sunday. Mrs. Carpenter waster Mildred Marcozzi before her The father is an aucItioneer's helper. MUSSELMAN It's a boy for Mr. and Airs.

John Musselman of 123 West Main Myerstown. The baby was born at the Good Samaritan Hospital at 4:34 p. m. Saturday. Mrs.

Musselman is the former Drotha Yeager. Her husband is engaged in farming. YANCEY Slanley C. Yancey and his wife, the former Betly J. Dove, have a baby girl who was born at the Good Samaritan.

Hospip.ital at 12:48 a. m. today. The couple lives at Lebanon Route 4. Mr.

Yancey is employed at Keystone Weaving Mills. PATTERSON A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Patterson of 253 South Twelfth on Sunday, at 2:36 A. m.

in the Good Samaritan Hospital. Mrs. Patterson's maiden name was Gloria Foster. The father is employed by Fink's Bakery. ANDREWS Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen J. Andrews, Lebanon Route 21, announce the birth of a daughter Clare Ellen. The infant was born at the Good Samaritan Hospital at 1:10 a. December 18.

Mrs. Andrews is the former Margaret Fancovic. The father is a realtor. The new baby is the fourth girl and seventh child for the couple, KOZEI, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Kozel of Cicero, arc the marcols of a baby boy, who was horn at 6:30 a.m. Saturday in a hospital in Chicago. Die mother Is the formFaye Hunsicker. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne lunsicker of Fredericksburg. The father is a printer. WANT TO KNOW IF I THAT THE MAN WHO ROBBED THE OFFICE HAS CARROLL WYNGATE? AND, RECOGNIZED HIM, DIDN'T RING THE DIDN'T KNOW mar A.