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t. i -y i EAST BERLIN NEWS COMET YORK SPRINGS 4, A a a A. a A A A A A A A jt.jt. VOL LXVI EAST BERLIN, MAY 3, 1946 No. 50 EAST BERLIN NEWS NOTES Mrs.

Robert Myers, East Berlin, admitted to the Warner hos- 3.1. Irs. Sarah Burgard entertained members of the Church of the Brethren's Women's Work organization Tuesday evening at her home. Marie Loper, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Loper, near town, has been confined to bed with an attack of measles. This is the second time this spring that the little girl has been housebound with this ailment. CHURCH SERVICES Evangelical and Reformed Charge Alvin J. Porry. Pastor St.

John's, New Chester: Morning worship at 9:00 a. church school at 10:00 a. m. Emmanuel, Hampton: Church school at 9:00 a. morning worship at 10:30 a.

m. Zwingli, East Berlin: Church school at 9:30 a. m. The joint Consistory will meet Sunday at 8:00 j. m.

in East Berlin. BAST BERLIN NEWS NOTES 72nd Semi-Annual Convention To Be Held At York Springs, May 4 and 5 East Berlin borough will be on Following is the program of the 72nd semi-annual con- Suecessful Winners I At Ditzler Opening i DILLSBURG Mrs. A. L. Wierman was hostess VORK SPRINGS NEWS EVENTS Fifty-one persons received door Lo the Lutheran Ladles Aid society, i rs.

Mlnni MUler, York Springs. Daylight Saving Time during the vention of the 5th District S. S. association to be held in the prizes at, the formal opening of the summer months. four-run rally in the last in- has been a patient at the Hanover Edward Hoke returned to his home wi di.

I 1 AfcJ I 1 York Springs' Methodist church, on May 4 and 5. The theme Ditzler Hardware store in York nmg at Diilsburg on Wednesday nosprta Ronal on Route One from the Gettysburg hospital, where he had been a patient. A marriage license was issued at Gettysburg to Merle Eugene Eisenhart, East Berlin, and Esther Romaine Arnsberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arnsberger, Aspers.

William A. Sinner and daughter, eek to erve and to A service 'on springs on Friday and Saturday. The Mite society at New Chester Katherine, of York, were visitors in I will meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. The Mite society at East Berlin will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.

m. Trinity Lutheran The Rev. Snyder Alleman, Pastor Sunday school. 9 a. worship, 7:30 p.

m. Holtzschwamm Reformed The Rev. John S. Royer, Pastor Sunday school, 9:30 a. worship service, 10:30 a.

m. Church of the Brethren The Rev. J. Monroe Danner, Elder East Berlin Sunday school at 9:00 a. m.

Mummert's Sunday school at 9:30 a. preaching at 10:30 a. m. Revival meetings will begin at the Mummert House Sunday evening at 7:30 and will continue for two weeks. Ollie C.

Hevener, Lititz, will be the evangelist. Everybody is welcome. Evangelical and Reformed Charge Emanuel church, Church services at 9:00 a. Sunday school at 10:15 a. m.

Aboitstown Lutheran Charge The Rev. Snyder Alleman, Pastor Sunday school at 9:00 a. Church services at 10:15 a. Luther League at 6:30 p. m.

Mrs. Corine Mecheiski will address the members of both churches in the parish on Mission Work at 7:45 this Friday evening. A garage is toeing erected on the of David Kime, purchased last summer from Mrs. Lucinda J. Baker.

David S. Meckley, Hamilton township farmer, returned from the Hanover hospital where he was a patient. His father, Clair Meckley, has been in poor health for some months. Dean E. Oberlander, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George Oberlander, was discharged from the navy and returned home. He is the husband of the former June Rahe and the a of an infant daughter, Aloma. A. L.

Cleaver, near town, returned to the home of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Forsythe, Hanover, where he spent the winter. Jesse and Sarah J. Oberlander, Paradise township, York county, sold to G. Malcolm and Nellie M.

Leese, East Berlin, two tracts in East Berlin. Manerva and Paul I. Wertz, Manchester, sold to Herbert J. and Elsie I. Kopp, Hanover, two lots in East Berlin.

Janet Sell, Littlestown, has been visiting ther cousin, Lucy Sell. Janet is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sell, who announced the birth of another daughter at the Gettysburg hospital this week. George Criswell, a patient Hanover hospital, where he has submitted to an operation, has been in a serious condition.

Several of our returned servicemen donated blood to their neighbor Monday. Miss Grace Hoke, Steelton, has been a guest of her sister, Mrs. Harris Schlosser. Pfc. Richard J.

Mummert, Camp Gordon, spent a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Mummert, R. 3. Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford- Gibler, of Missouri, visited their niece, Mrs. Dae Miller. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry L. Taylor and daughter, Evelyn, moved from Washington, D. to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kothe, who last summer purchased the Mrs.

Laura Rodkey property. William E. and Mary Brown, Reading township, sold to Earl C. Cleaver, Reading township, an acre in that township. Blanche E.

and George H. Hoffeins, Abbottstown, sold to Bernard H. and Margaret L. Anthony, Abbottstown a tract in that borough. A libel in divorce brought by Charles L.

Markle, Abbottstown, against Evelyn G. (Myers) Markle, charging desertion, was filed with the prothonotary Friday by the'Taw firm of Bullelt and Bulleit. Harry E. Grace moved to the Dottle Neely farm, near New Chester, which he purchased. It was formerly occupied by Robert R.

Meg- i Electric Manufacturing Co. onncll. who moved te the Dr. Edgar The young couple will spend ttieir Miller property, near Hampton. honeymoon in Paris and then restarting this Saturday" there will turn to Bad Nauheim, Germany, be three shows in the Earl Theater i where Lt.

Hershey is stationed. He every Saturday night, starting at will be returned to the United States 6:00 o'clock with the feature pic- for duty after May 31. He is an officer in the regular army. Lt. Hershey is a nephew of Mrs.

Harold A. Mr. and Mrs. G. M.

Spangler, New Smith and Q. W. Hershey. of York I New Chester Lutheran Charge St. Mark's Heidlersburg Sunday School 10:00 a.

m. St. John's Hampton Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. St.

Paul's, "The Pines" Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. 'All times on daylight saving. I town Wednesday. William Cline, whose wife died unexpectedly two weeks ago at their farm at Bigmount, plans sale of livestock, farming implements and household goods, including many antiques, Tuesday.

Consult his in thus issue. Bruce Harbold, well-known auctioneer, plans a sale of his personal property at Franklintown on Saturday. Consult his list in this issue. A wedding dinner was served at the home of Mrs. Annie Ruth in honor of her son and daughter-in- law, Mr.

and Mrs. Morgan Ruth. The centerpiece of the table was a large wedding cake. The couple received many gifts. Both bride (nee Dolheimer), and groom are graduates of the East Berlin high school.

Floyd Neff, who had recently joined his wife and children at their home at Conewago Park, after spending two years on a construction job at Pearl Harbor, T. left for Las Vegas, Nevada, the Neff's former home, where he has accepted a position. Mrs. NefE and the five children expect to join him at the close of the borough school. The Adams county Red Cross is seeking donations of household equipment, clothes and other articles for the family of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Crushong, New Oxford R. 2, whose home was completely destroyed by fire Wednesday Damage was estimated at approximately $5,000. Mrs. Leah Krout, mother of Mrs.

James Duttera, formerly of this place, remains seriously ill at the home of her son, Edward, Spring Grove R. D. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harbold at the Hanover hospital Monday, a son.

Mrs. Harbold is the former Miss Kathryn Anderson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Bruce No church services this Sunday. MARRIAGES Hershey--Strub Mile. Jeanne Justine Strub, daughter of M.

and Mme. Charts J. Strub, of Saverne, France, and Li. Charles Goldsborough Hershey, of Cheswick, will be united in marriage on May 4 in the Lutheran church at Saverne by Captain Taylor, chaplain of Headquarters 242nd Ordinance Battalion. A wedding reception will follow the ceremony at the Haut Bauer Hotel, overlooking the Strasbourg plains.

Previous to her marriage the bride served as secretary in the administration office of the Civilian Hospital in Saverne. Lt. Hershey attended Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa, and Carnegie Tech Institute, Pittsburgh. Before entering the service he was employed by the Westinghouse Daylight Saving- Time. SATURDAY EVENING SESSION Kenneth Beam, Vice President.

Presiding Song Service Dale Roth Greetings Paul B. Denlinger Devotional Service Rev. R. L. Lundy Music York Springs Glee Club Roll Call Election and Installation of Officers Charles L.

Gentzler Special Music York Springs Glee Club Address: "For Such a Time as This" Rev. R. J. Tyson Offering and Music Dale Rorh Announcements Benediction SUNDAY EVENING SESSION Song Service Dale Roth Devotional Service Rev. Charles Stevens Special Music Fleming Sisiers Roll Call--Sunday Schools of Fifth District Report from Committee for next convention Special Music Fleming Sisters Address Rev.

A. W. Climenhaga Offering and Instrumental Music Announcements--Final Business Benediction OFFICERS Corman Day President Kenneth Beam Vice President Charles Reinecker Treasurer Mrs. Parker Lerew Secretary Gladys Ecker Assistant Secretary DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENTS Mrs. Boyd Nell Children's Division Edna Albert Young People's Ralph Hikes Assistant Young People's Mrs.

C. M. Gardner Home Department Mrs. Cameron Garretson. Christian Education Mrs.

Calvin Leer Temperance Mrs. Alonzo Hoffman, Jr. Missionary Aaron Fetro Organized Adult Bible Class Emory Guise Evangelism Dale Roth Song Leader Mae Prosser Pianist I They were Alice Anderson, toaster: William H. Bream, smoking stand; Harry Prosser. 3rd winner; Mary Dills-burg a 9-8 decision over Ronald Trostle.

underwent an operation at the Warner hospital on Thursday. Dillsburg and Franklintown Hoak. seven-year-old son of fire companies will a. Mr and Mrs Ernest Hoak received demonslratlon on Mav 15 con multiple lacerations of the face Ecker, pudding pan: Wilmot Miller, necung their hoses fo pump water wnen he from bicycle Wed- aluminum roaster: Francis from a small stream near Franklin- ne ironing board cover and pad; Carl! town. Mr and Mrs pj-ancjs Robbins Byers, 7th winner: Frank rhe citizens hose company ac-1 and 'daughter.

'Emma of Carlisle broom; Harold Hoffman, broom; knowledge gifts of $5 from Mrs. Ella I wer guests of Q. W. Hershey and hofer, broom: Howard Galloway, and $15 from R. K.

Billet. "-r'sgt." Raymond E. Hamilton Horn hoe; John Westfall, Horn hoe; i Thirty-two new members have Gardners R. 1 and Sgt Lewis Anna Stonesifer, hand mirror; Rus- been added to the rolls of the Citi- Hoffman, Dillsburg R. 1, were dis- sell Whisler.

Jess Trostle, Guy Dear- zeiis hose company, Earl M. Karris charged from the service i dorff, Bill Davis, Mrs. Dean Holla- I baugh, Mrs. Geo. N.

Miller, Mrs. accounting for 28 of them. The W. B. Deardorff property A.

B. C. Williams, Latimore township, sold to Mervin L. and Nellie Harry Fidler. Ronie Yason.

Mrs. i here was purchased by Harry Masemer, Latimore township. 76 Allen Weikert, Eugene He has been residing- in the Scott I acres ln nat township Mrs. Donald Fetters. Grant Asper.

Klugh property, purchased earlier Oscar Jacobs Latimore town- each won a can opener. Paul Arns- by him. to Roy and Neya berger, Harold Davis. Ruth Arns- The condition of Charles W. (Williams, Latimore township, 16 berger, Wilmer Sowers.

Clara Kloch- Gross, who has undergone an op- ac res in that township or anrl Pfir.lT wnn i prat.iAn of. i Wot'Hc- er. and John Masemer. each won 1 eration at City hospital. Harris- and R.

Bernadine Hoke a set of four bowls. Mrs. C. F. burg-.

Ls improving. Menallen township, sold to Clair Brinkenhoff, Stella Knaub, and Mrs. Mrs. and Mrs. Lewis Bushey have and Annabelle Knouse, Menallen Wirt Emlet each received a large', taken up their residence in the J.

I cut glass dish. Paul Junkins, Clyde S. Kapp phoperty vacated by Gilbert I May, Genella Asper, Bill Heagy and Pentz and family. township, 39 acres in that township. A Dale and Leila M.

Knouse, Menallen township, sold to Ernest I Janet Thomas also won sets of Mrs. Ella Lerew will reside with anc Miriam K. Rebert Menallen bowls. George P. Smith and Roger her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

township, 2 tracts of Smith got a 6-inch screw driver, and Mrs. C. J. Stouffer. i Menallen township.

Effie Brandt and Joel Zepp received Mrs. Annie Irene Baer who died 98 acres in ture. Doors will open at 5:45 p. m. Jane M.

Spangler, daughter of Oxford, has been chosen to represent the Junior class in the May Queen's court at the Gettysburg college May Day celebration on Saturday. Pfc. Kenneth E. Stambaugh, Thomasville R. 1, was discharged at Ft.

Meade, Md. Lee D. Byers, Hanover R. 3, and Blanche C. Berghner, Abbottstown R.

were granted a marriage license at York. Founders' Day, "celebrating the acquisition of the land on which the present church building is located," will be observed Sunday, May 5, at 2:30 p. m. at St. John Evangelical Lutheran church, Abbottstown, the Rev.

Snyder Alleman, pastor, has announced. The Rev. Dr. Norman S. Wolf, will deliver the memorial address.

Howard John (Red) March, 42, one of York county's best-known athletes, died Tuesday evening at the York hospital where he had been admitted only six hours earlier. He was the son of Mrs. Clara J. Wolford, York, with whom he made his home, and John H. March, Rossville.

He is survived by a daughter, Nancy. York, and two sisters. State Police Say: We have all heard the axiom HASTE MAKES WASTE. Death and injury caused by excessive speed under varied conditions prove this to be all too true. CARELESS HURRY BRINGS ENDLESS WORRY Springs.

Anderson, The child, named James Lloyd, will be known as "Jimmy." The Rev. Dr. Joseph D. Krout. secretary of the Central Pennsylvania Synod of the United Lutheran Church, addressed the Lutheran congregation at the Holtz- schwamm ahurch Sunday morning.

The Women's Lutheran Missionary society of the Paradise Holtz- schwamm met in monthly session at the home of Mrs. Charles Stevens. Devotions were conducted by Mrs. Peter Spangler; topic for discussion, Demands Pioneers," reading on topic by members of the society. Laura Jane Mooma, Waynesboro, paid a fine to Justice F.

M. Anderson, East Berlin R. 1, on a charge of making a bad pass. Miss Janet A. Senft, Thomasville, was elected editor of the Etownian, a monthly newspaper published 'by the students of Elizabethtown college.

Frank J. Ryder and Beulah M. "wcFc at Westminster, license Stare Berkheimer Miss Arlene Berkheimer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Berkheimer, East Berlin, R.

D. 2, became the bride of Paul J. Stare, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stare, Dover, April 20.

The ceremony was performed in the Dover Bethany United Brethren church by the pastor, the Rev. Palmer M. Slenker, in the presence of a large number of visitor town Tuesday. Her grandson. Bill Martin, who enlisted in the navy last year, is stationed at the San Diego hospital.

His mother, marriage Md. Bergene L. Wiley, Dillsburg-, was arrested in Dover, on a charge of reckless driving. G. Mervin Spangler, New Oxford, has been doing some substitute school teaching at Maple Grove school, York county.

Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Altland, who have been visiting in this vicinity for the past two weeks, left for their home at a a on Wednesday.

They plan to visit Mr. Altland's brother, James C. Altland, at Liberal, This is the first trip east for Mrs. Altland, who is a native of Missouri. Mrs.

Mftggie Burgard, York, was a friends and relatives. (Continued on Page 7) Geo. Shelter Retires As E. B. Restaurateur After twenty-five years' service, George.

Shelter on Wednesday turned his restaurant in East Berlin over to J. W. Dull, of DilLsburg, who had purchased the business and apartment the property recently and P. mixers. potato mashers.

Emory Trostle won at Lemoyne, is a sister of Chester an aluminum dipper. Paul Greenfield, near here. I Mrs. Cora Hoffman, Leonard Lo- Mr. and Mrs.

Mervin L. Murray, baugh, Donald Golden, Ellis this place, have announced the en- A. Lerew, received Swirl gagement of their daughter. Miss I Esther Murray, to Nile Little, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Little. Gettysburg. Pfc. Robert C. Myers, son of Mr.

and Mrs. David E. Myers, Dillsburg R. D. is stationed in Germany.

Two brothers, Lester I. and Richard W. Myers, and a brother-in-law, Wilbur Keener, were discharged recently. Earl E. Myers returned from a two-weeks vacation in Florida.

While there, he visited Lt. Ray Arnold stationed at Daytona Beach. A William P. Menges William Franklin Menges, 75, York Springs, died at the Warner hospital Monday morning at 11:40 o'clock. He was admitted to the hospital last Friday afternoon after suffesi ing a stroke and had been unconscious since his admission.

The deceased was born in Huntington township, a son of the late Emanuel and Rachel (Stouffer) Menges. He was a saddler by trade and was a member of the York Springs Methodist church. Mr. Menges lived in Bradford for 35 years. His first wife, the former Minnie Thomas, died 19 years ago.

Surviving are his second wife, the former Mrs. Mollie Miller, and two brothers, Harry, Bermudian and Charles, York Springs. Funeral services Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock (DST) from the Pittenturf funeral home, York Springs, conducted by the Rev. Paul Denlinger. Interment in Sunnyside cemetery, York Springs.

Mrs. B. A. Eisenhart Mrs. Emma J.

Eisenhart, 77, wife of Burtis A. Eisenhart, East Berlin, died at 1:15 p. m. April 26 at the York hospital, where she had been a patient for the past 12 days. Death was due to a heart condition.

Mrs. Eisenhart, a life-long resident of East Berlin and vicinity, was a member of Trinity Lutheran church, here, and also belonged to the Friendly BJble class of the Sunday school. Besides her husband, she is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Frank Jacobs, East Berlin R. D.

three grandchildren and one great grandchild; two brothers, Edward Reynolds, York, and Jonas Reynolds, East Berlin R. D. 3. Funeral services Monday at p. m.

with rites from the late I home and concluding obsequies a the Trinity Lutheran church. The pastor, Rev. Snyder Alleman, officiated, assisted by Rev. Paul Gladfelter, a former pastor. Interment in the East Berlin cemetery.

The pallbearers were: Richard, Mt. Holly Springs Mrs. James Cochrane and Joseph Cranga, Mt. Holly Springs, were admitted to the Carlisle hospital. Fern Kuhn came home from the hospital on Wednesday and is improving.

Mrs. Harry Bohn, who was operated on Monday in the Carlisle hospital is doing nicely. John Sheffer, Eddie Verow and Jacob Gibb caught 12 fish, weighing a total of 23 pounds, while fishing at Conewago. The largest one tipped the scales at 3'A pounds. The committee for the Welcome Home Celebration decided to adopt May Day Fete At Y.

S. High May Day, with the traditional "court" and folk dances, and Campus Day, and athletic events, took place 011 the York Springs high school campus Wednesday afternoon, with a band concert in the evening at the community fire hall by the high school band, directed by Prof. Dale Roth. The festivities opened with the crowning of Miss Violet Masemer as May Queen. Her court was composed of the Misses Jeanne Brame, Barbara Chronister, Betty Fair, William Strayer purchased the real estate of Mrs.

Jennie Weaver, Carroll township, for $24,000. Mrs. Firmin Deardorff has been a patient in the Harrisburg hospital where she has submitted to an op- Naomi Keefer, Ethel Masemer, Joan I eration. Miller, Mildred Miller, Joyce Weiser I Mrs. Scott Klugh, Dillsburg R.

D. and Mary Harbold, senior maids of i 3, has been a patient in the Carlisle honor. Girls of the highest gram- hospital. mar grades chosen as junior attendants were: Janet Bittinger and Virginia Sharrer. Linda May Roth was Lester Garber and Mrs.

Earl Bentz, R. D. 1, were admitted as patients to the Carlisle hospital. the program of the program com- old-fashioned Maypole dance. The mittee.

This calls for a parade on dances were directed by Miss Mar- flower girl and Tommy Roth crown Emory Harbold who has served as bearer a Public school janitor, plans to re- Folk dances, representing all na- at the expiration of the school tions, were presented by pupils of the grade school in the presence of the May Court, concluding with an term. Saturday, June 15, forming at 1 p. m. and starting at 1:30. Flag-raising will be at 2:20 and a baseball game ian Tupper of the faculty.

A softball game between girls of the York Springs and Biglerville at 2:30. Contests at 4:30, followed I high schools was won by the Bigler- by a picnic supper. In the evening ville girls by a score of 7-9, and a the park will entertain with a pro- baseball contest between boys of the Pallbearers at the funeral of William Frank, Dillsburg R. were: Lloyd Charles and Lloyd Stone, and Homer Vamdevender. Interment was made at Enola.

The Dillsburg National bank has placed an order with the York safe and Lock company for 132 safety deposit boxes which will be delivered in August. i and Mrs. Harvey Knaub have The Rev. George W. Harrison, pastor of the Bendersville Methodist church charge, was among those accepted on trial as candidates for the ministry at the Central Pennsylvania Methodist conference Friday in Altoona.

George Sandoe, BiglerviUe-Heid- lersburg road, has a week-old turkey with four legs. Two of the legs are normally placed and the other two to the rear. Doris Wishard has been 111 with an attack of the grippe. Sherwood Spencer, who is convalescing from a recent operation, spent several days at his home at Wierman's Mill. Paul Bubb, teller at the First National Bank, York Springs, has been confined to his home with illness.

Mrs. Maude Wierman Kennedy won three pounds of candy in a recent radio jingle contest. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spencer and John Spencer, of Hagerstown, and Mr.

and Mrs. C. Finiff, of Harrisburg, were guests of Sherwood Spencer. Mr. and Mrs.

Jonas Kieffer visited Mrs. Abe McCleary at Chambersburg on Sunday. Robert Huber and family, of Harrisburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kieffer and daughter, of York were recent guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Jonas Kieffer. Clay Myers, of Albany, N. spent the week-end with his aunt, Mrs. E.

Kenton Gardner, York Springs R. D. 2. Mrs. Rhetta Snowden Ray has been spending several days with Miss Mary Myers of.

Harrisburg. Mrs. F. E. Coulson and son, Billie, returned from a week's visit with gram of fun.

Sunday, the band will; York Springs and Boiling Springs moved into Vheir residence pur- schools was won by York chased from Oliver Hershey on Springs, 7-6. hall where thp. concert took olace. give a concert on the school house lawn, followed by a community vesper service at 7. Cards are being mailed to all the veterans asking for some information concerning their time of enlistment and the units and branches in which they served.

William ButtorrT Pnsi-. of the Veterans of Foreign Wars was organized Mondaynight at Mt. Holly Springs, with Dr. J. Raymond Snyder, pioneer druggist of that community and a veteran of the Spanish American war, as its first commander.

The meeting was held at the Deer Lodge, in Mt. Holly Springs, with 39 persons of which! physical examinations: 36 were members and three visitors. Burtis H. Sterner. East Berlin The post, was named in honor of South Baltimore street.

No meal was served as a part of John Smull Davis, III, and Helen the May Day observance this year, Louise Myers, both of Dillsburg, were although refreshments were sold throughout the afternoon on the, a marriage license, and Mrs. Charles ChronLster, her sister. Mrs. Harry Gabbard, Connellsville. Ind.

Robert G. Gochenauer, Bendersville, is at Great Lakes, 111. Mr. and Mrs. P.

K. Cleaver visited Mrs. Cleaver's sister, Mrs. Amelia Pittenturf, York Springs. Mrs.

Pit- tenturf returned to spend a few campus and later at the community i rjillsbiire gave a birthday days in Abbottstown. ho or ')jf the anniversary! Rue! Diller, Hanover, was dis- ORDERED TO REPORT FOR PHYSICAL EXAM. gue sts of thei rdaughter. Betty. Refresh- I ments were served to more than 60 The following nearby registrants with York County board No.

3, were notified to report at Harris- Monday for pre-induction Mrs. N. E. Wiley, Mrs. G.

B. Le- charged from the Hanover General hospital, where he had undergone an operation upon his right foot. Luther W. and Rachael C. Lawver.

fever and Mrs. Richard Spots were Menallen township, sold to George appointed as a committee from, the Dillsburg- Lutheran Sunday school to arrange a program for Mothers day. May 12. to be presented in con- the Sunday ses- William Buttorff, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Buttorff, who was the first boy from Mt. Holly Springs to lose his life in service of his country in World War II. i Floyd A. Meisenhelter, Dover. Clyde R.

Rosenberger, DilLsburg Mrs. Roy Martin. Huntingdon, has Harr and Edward Reynolds, Elmer, returned from a visit to the coast. Previously, Bill returned by airplane to spend his leave at his home. Mrs.

Grace Roland will have public sale of her household goods Saturday, May 11. She and her Irene, will take an property. It will be difficult for the purchased by many patrons to forget the many Mervin acobs. Shetter from The house in courtesies shown to them by the wh ch thy haye reslded for the genial, pasfc eleyen year hafi been pur with three army service sons, his kindness was especially manifested to many returning soldiers and sailors. He knew the whims of the school children who took their noon-day meal there.

His wife, always a partners in the business, deserves also the good wishes of the patrons. May the Shetters enjoy years of retirement. BOYS' CLOD HOPPERS-- Brown or black, with heel plates. CUT RATE SHOE STORE, Hanover, Pa. Carlisle chased by John Phillips, who plans to take possession May 15.

The Phillips have sold their farm near the Holtzschwamm church. Paul and Curtis Eisenhart. nephews. NEARBY SCHOOLHOIISES SOLD BY READING TWP. Sale of three schoolhouses Gene C.

Heiland. Dover, R. D. 1. Kenneth R.

Small, Dover, R. D. 1. Omen E. Shoemaker.

Dover. R. D. 2. George L.

Eurich. Dillsburg. Charles R. Dunavin, Dover. R.

no 3. Larry V. doodlin 3. Gettysburg. R.

longer in use by the Reading town- ship schoolboard was conducted Saturday at the Stauffer school- shillito. DilLsburg. house, one mile west of East Berlin. The Stauffer school brought $350 Tne following nearby registrants and was purchased by Harvey Rup- we re accepted for the army from R. and Irene E.

Inskip, Biglerville, two tracts of 27 acres in Menallen township. Mrs. Edna Hoffman, Bendersville. nection with the Sunday school ses- entertained at a shower in honor sion of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur W. Kuntz, Mrs Dorothy Reed. 22, Mechan-, who were recently married, icsburg, granddaughter of Mr. and Leroy C. Weidner and Enid Paul- Mrs.

Emory Harbold. of that place, ine Warner, both of Gardners, have who formerly resided near Dills- secured a marriage license in Fredburg, died in Hurrisburg hospital erick. Sunday from injuries received in Mrs. Guy E. Bream, Gardners, an automobile accident the day pre- i has been spending some time with viou.s.

Hunter Marsh. Lemoyne. was her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. driving Mrs. R-eed 10 her nome, hav- and Mrs.

Shelton H. Poole. Mr ing concluded her employment for Airy, N. C. the night at the West Shore res- pf James E.

Cover, Aspers R. taurant. Lemoyne. when the car in has arrived in Germany, which they were ricing- crashed into! T'Sgt. Raymond E.

Hamilton, a telephone pole. Marsh was alsoj Gardners R. received his dis- taken to the hospital in a serious i charge from the army at Ft. Meade. pert, on whose land the schoolhouse had been built.

More than 40 buyers 0 u.st: Raymond E. Wagner. gi WO od Nester and Dale B. M. John Leer M.

John Leer, who lived alone at Dillsburg, R. was found dead in bed at his residence, by his son- in-law, James Ness. Death was due Up rt plans to use the building enlisted in the army. to a heart condition. He was 68 years for an implement house.

The Hoover condition. were interested but withdrew when 1 weaver. they learned the land situation. Harold Lloyd, Wellsville R. 1.

a old. Mr. Leer, a retired farmer, was a member of the Dillsburg Fire company, and the Order of Independent American, No. 696, Latimore. The following survive: Six children, Mrs.

James Ness, Grantham'; Mrs. H. E. Pentz, Dillsburg; Charles Leer. Elizabethville; William Leer and Mrs.

Ray. Hunter, (Continued on Pare 4) INNERSPRING MATTRESS ALL-STEEL UTILITY A I $29.50, with this adv. LEINHARDT NETS Adj. shelves, $11.95. LEIN- Hanover.

NEW STYLES In women's play shoes arriving daily; all colors. CUT RATE SHOE STORE, 41 Carlisle Hanover, Pa. HARDT Hanover. BIRTHSTONE RINGS--For Ladies and men, $5 up. MARK E.

TRONE, Jeweler, 44 Baltimore Hanover, Pa. CHURCH SERVICES York Springs Methodist Church Paul B. Denlinger, Minister Sunday school. 9:30 a. public brought $200--with no land involved.

We thank friends and worship, 10:30 a. Daylight Sav- John S. Baker purchased the Baker neighbors for their kindness and Timo. school. The buyer of the Hoover sympn thy extended to us during the school could not be learned.

niness and in our bereavement, in Carlton Jacobs bought at private the loss of our beloved one. Emma In compliance with the action of Maryland. Miss Phyllis M. Peters of has been pledged by the Chi Omepa sorority at. Pennsylvania Stare college.

and Baker school buildings each CARD OF THANKS NOTICE (Continued on Page Sale Register May 4--G. K. Wagner, R. 2, Ellzn- bethtown. community-all day 1 1 I I Ul I i I sale the former Holllnger school- Eise nhart.

and for cards of sym- the York Springs Borough Council i sale farming implements, stock. i i j. i house and land from Jonas Hoi- linger, in whose family the land has b'een owned for three generations, pa th.v. HE FAMILY BEAUTIFUL LEATHER WALLETS--And key cases, for ladies and men. MARK E.

TRONE, Jeweler, 44 Baltimore Hanover. Pa. MEN'S GOR.ILLA WORK SHOES Brown or black. No back seam to rip. CUT RATE SHOE STORE, i 41 Carlisle Hanover, Pa.

ALL SUITS pi a ids. Chambersburg St. SHOP Gettysburg. Pa. ELECTRIC CLOCK REPAIRING -A specialty.

ROTH BROS. in adopting Daylight Saving Time, chickens, etc. the First National Bank of York May 4--Bruce Harbold, Franklin- Springs has announced that they town, real estate and personal prop- on Daylight ty Time. Parting" immediately. May 7-Wm.

A. Cline. Dover H. First National Bank D. 2, on thp Danirl March a otn- of York Springs mile west of BiBmount, stork, farm machinery, household Roods and WOMEN'S OXFORDS Brown many antiques.

a white moccasin type. May 11--Mrs Orna-p Rolnrul, RATE SHOE STORE, 41 Carlisle King East Berlin, household i Broadway Jewelers Hanover, Pa. Hanover, Pa. goods..