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ASSURED In yours when we print your letterheads, envelopes, cards and booklets. We Rive your work the distinction of pleasing typography, dean press work and high quality paper. East Irrlitt Nrute-OIomrt Weddlitf Announcement! tnd Invitation! Engraved or Processed Several Botki SajMplea NEW OXFORD ITEM OFFICE VOL. 76, NO. 24 NEW OXFORD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1953 $1.00 PER YEAR NEW OXFORD LOCAL ITEMS Mrs.

James Qulckel and son, Bradley James, were discharged from the Hanover Hospital Friday and brought to their home at 334 Lincolnway West. Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Knepper moved from W.

High St. to 824 Tioga York. Information filed by Hanover police with Justice of the Peace George A. Lippy. Hanover, charged Glenn M.

Young, Green Springs, with operating a motorcycle after his learner's permit had expired. Orington Laughman, Springs, had his license revoked. Mrs. Edith Weaver, Hanover has on the sick list. A son was born Monday to Mr.

and Mrs. Wilford H. Myers, W. High at the Warner Hospital. Vtf'Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Kline moved i.Vm Hanover St. to 13 Ann Hanover. The driver's license of Glenn H. Hoover, Hanover R.

3, formerly of Green Springs, was suspended for failure to maintain proof of financial responsibility. Donald Noel, of the navy, left to attend an electronics school in Tennessee after spending an 11-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Noel, New Oxford R. 1.

The Ladies "500" club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Rife, near town. Born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J.

Smith, 221 Hanover Street, New Oxford, at the Hanover Hospital, a daughter. Mrs. George H. Seaks, Harrisburg, several days with her sister, Mrs. G.

Mervin Spangler, Lincolnway East. Mrs. Earl Sentz, Lincolnway West, is able to be about following an illness. Mrs. George F.

Rabine, Lincolnway East, will celebrate her 76th birthday November 1. and Mrs. Percy Alwine, near town, will celebrate their 46th wedding anniversary November 3rd. Mrs. Etta Deardorff, Lincolnway East; Milton Kline, Hanover, and Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Sills, near East Berlin, returned from a tour through the western states. Sister Mary Grace, Sister Stanislaus. Mrs. Clyde Peters and Mrs.

E. M. Barter, Harrisburg, were visitors of Mrs. Elsie Moore, Poplar street. Letters testamentary on estate of John W.

Moul. Hanover, formerly of near New Oxford, have been granted to Mary C. Wintrode. The New Oxford Social and Athletic Club will hold a Big Halloween Dance this Friday from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.

Music will be furnished by the Keysmen. An orchestra will be on hand to furnish music this Saturday at the Social Club. The Ladies Aid Society of "The Pines'" Lutheran church will hold their annual turkey supper and bazaar Saturday evening, Dec. 5, beginning at 4 p.m. "Bill." the well known bay horse owned by Nathaniel C.

Miller. Lincolnway West, was found dead in a field. "Bill," aged about 22 years, led the Memorial Day parade in New Oxford for many years. Mr. and Mrs.

Allen' Stambaugh, New Oxford R. 2, are observing their 51st wedding anniversary this Wednesday. Mrs. Stambaugh has been ill at her home. Mr.

Stambaugh is enjoying fairly good health. In the leadline pony class at the All-Adams County Horse Show held Sunday afternoon at the South Mountain Fairgrounds, a i Eross, East Berlin R. won second place with "Socks." Mrs. Nettie Jacobs, Lincolnway West, was discharged from the Hanover hospital and brought to her home. James Howe, New Oxford R.

underwent an operation in the Hanover Hospital. Alphonsus Noel, New Chester, is a patient in the Hanover hospital. The Shooting Match scheduled to place this Thursday evening nt the Nu-Ox Rod and Gun Club, one mile north of New Oxford, has been postponed to Sunday at 1 p.m. Prizes will consist of turkeys 'and hams. Twelve and sixteen gauge gun shells will be furnished.

Ervin Treiber, Hanover R. 2, formerly of New Oxford, was sentenced to 30 days in the York County jail in default of $10 fine on a disorderly conduct charge at a hearing Wednesday before Justice of the Peace George A. Lippy, Hanover. Treiber was apprehended by Hanover police. New Oxford voters will note that Claude S.

Straley is not a candidate for Justice of the Peace even though his name appears on the ballot-the result of a few write-in votes o4Q he primary. Mr. Straley was elected to this office two years ago and he has four more years to serve. Clair S. Mumper is the Republican candidate for the (Continued on Page 12) NOTICE! To East Berlin Ordinance No.

of East Berlin Boro prohibits Halloween pranks In the Boro. Call M. E. Smith. Chief of Police, If need arises.

Any may be fined up to 1100.00 If convicted. Ordinance No. 90 also prohibits discharging of guns or rifles in the Boro. M. E.

SMITH Chlol oi Police E. B. Church Services East Berlin Charge Edgar Shelley, Assistant Minister Emmanuel, Hampton Church 10:15 a.m.; Sunday School 9:00 a.m. Mt. Olivet, Bermudian Church 9:00 a.m.; Sunday School 10:15 a.m.

St. Paul, Red Run Church Sunday School 9:00 a.m. St. John, New Chester Church 8:00 a.m.; Sunday School 6:45 p.m. Zwingli, East Berlin Church 9:00 a.m.; Sunday School 10:00 a.m.; Youth Fellowship 1:30 p.m.

Holtzschwamm Lutheran The Rev. George A. Clark, Pastor Rally Day at 9:30 a.m.. combined with worship service. Holtzschwamm Reformed The Rev.

J. Keller Brantley, Pastor Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Red Mount B. The Rev. Percy D.

Brown, Pastor Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.; no worship service November 1. Bermudian Church Of The Brethren Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.; worship with sermon at 10:30 a.m.; Women's Work meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert Sealover, East Berlin, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Wolgamuth Church Of The Brethren Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.; worship with sermon at 10:30 a.m. St.

Mary's-Paradise Rev. Francis R. Mignot, Pastor Sunday, Masses at 7 a.m. in the School Chapel, and 8:30 a.m. in the parish church; benediction at 7 p.m.

in the chapel. Lutheran Charge Lester Karschner, Pastor Trinity, East Berlin: Sunday school at 9:15 a.m.; annual Home Coming service, with Pastor Paul Glatfelter speaker, at 10:30 a.m.; Luther League at 6 p.m. Junior choir rehearsal Tuesday at 7 p.m., and senior choir rehearsal Thursday at 7:45 p.m. Council will meet November 5. The annual Lutheran World Action offering will be received Sunday.

The Missionary Society will sponsor the annual Tankoffering service November 15. St. John's, Abbottstown: worship service at 9 a.m.; Sunday school at 10:15 a.m.; Luther League at 6 p.m. Church of the Brethren J. Monroe Banner, Elder East Berlin: Sunday school at 9:30 church services at 10:30 a.m.; Bible study at 7:30 p.m.

Trostle's: Sunday school at 9:30 a.m.; church services at 10:30 a.m. VISIT CARL'S A TOYLAND--135 Centennial Hanover, Pa. I S--Myers' Hardware, Center Square, New Oxford. TRESPASS NOTICES Six for 2ftc or ftc each--at this office. Add 1 Ic for mailing.

EAST BERLIN NEWS NOTES District Governor Eby, Camp Hill, addressed the meeting of the Beaver Creek Lions, at the Abbottstown Hotel. The telephone company has erected a new line at the southern end of the borough with these new numbers: Beyer's Garage, now 44-R-2; the new Emory W. Sell decorator's shop, 44-R-3, and Boy B. Boyer, appliances, 44-R-4. Samuel A.

Ebersole, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ebersole, R. 1, a freshman at Penn State College, entertained during homecoming weekend there his sisters: Mrs. Richard Knapp, Carlisle, and Mrs.

Grace Nagorny, Yore. Mr. and Mrs. Ebersole had as a guest last week at their home a four-year-old grandson, Charles Hess. York.

Birdes A. Jacobs, 81-year-old former burgess, was discharged from the Hanover Hospital, where he was a patient due to a heart attack, and is convalescing at the home of his sister, Mrs. H. U. Baughman, Dover.

Mrs. James R. Myers is spending the winter at the home of her son-in-law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs.

Samuel J. Leicy, York. Everything will be free to local youngsters, not over 12, Saturday afternoon at the high school campus at the annual Halloween party to be given by the local post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Improvement is reported in the condition of John W. Deardorff, 45, R.

1, who remains at the Hanover Hospital with a skull fracture suffered several weeks ago when his farm wagon was hit by a car. The brand-new Emory W. Sell Jr. decorator's shop on Abbottstown Street, extended, on the land formerly owned by Mrs. Curtis W.

Deatrick, is going strong. An electrical sign has been erected in front of the new building, and the warehouse to the rear is also in use. The Sells are very much at home in their completely equipped apartment over the store. With the Roy B. Boyer appliance store nearby, its windows gaily dressed in a Halloween theme, and the "News office in that end of town for more than a year, old-timers would receive a shock if they were able to visit again the "Old Toll Gate" neighborhood.

Time marches onl (Continued on Page. 5) DEATHS John W. Moul John William Moul, 75, husband of the late Olive Spangler Moul, died at 5 a.m. Wednesday at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Malcolm Wintrode. 326 Frederick Hanover, where he had resided. The -Moul family formerly lived near New Oxford. Mr. Moul, who was employed at the former Hanover Laundry, was a son of the late George and Amanda Chronister Moul.

His wife's death occurred June 22, 1933. He is survived by 'his daughter and four brothers and sisters, Elmer Moul, Wellsville R. Miss Alice Moul, Jackson, C. Robert Moul, Paul Hanover, and Mrs. Calvin Deardorff, East Berlin R.

1. Mr. Moul was a member of Grace Reformed Church, Hanover, and the Men's Bible Class. Funeral services Saturday at 10 a.m. in Grace Reformed Church where Mr.

Moul's body lay in state for an hour before the services. The Rev. William H. Banks, pastor, conducted the rites. "Burial In the New Chester Cemetery.

Serving as pallbearers were Laverne, Donald and Fred Neiderer, Velvert C. Wintrode, Earl Heiges and Raymond Becker. Charles E. Dougherty Charles E. Dougherty, York, native of McSherrystown, died Tuesday at the York Hospital after several months' illness.

He was 70. Mr. Dougherty, who spent his. earlier years in McSherrystown, was a son of the late John L. and Helen, Dougherty.

His wife, the former Genevieve Grau, Littlestown, died seven years ago. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. William Allen and Miss Rita Dougherty, at home; a brother, Harry F. Dougherty, York, and a sister, Miss Mary Dougherty, McSherrystown. York Springs Lutheran Parish Rev.

Norman L. Bortner, Pastor Chestnut Grove: Worship service at 9:30 a.m.; Sunday School at 10:30 a.m.: community Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p.m. York Springs: Sunday School at 10 a.m.; worship service at 11 a.m. Lower Bermudian: Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. YORK SPRINGS NEWS NOTES Milton Gettys received a laceration to his head when he struck his head on a large bolt while at work.

The York Springs Church of God will hold its fail revival from November 1 through November 13. There will be services every night at 8 o'clock except Saturday. Rev. Forrest O. Richey from Indianapolis will be the guest speaker.

Mrs. Hugh McDermitt who remains a patient in a Philadelphia Hospital, is improving. The Rev. Harvey Gotshall, a former pastor of the York Springs, Bendersville-Wenksville charge, Is seriously ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Grace Pannebaker, Willlamsport.

The will of Raymond E. Ernst, late of York Springs R. 1, has been entered for probate at the office of the county register and recorder. Dora Alice Ernst, York Springs R. 1, is executrix of the $1,100 estate.

Postmaster and Mrs. C. M. Boyer recently entertained members of their family at a and duck dinner. The dinner was In honor of the 70th birthday of Mr.

Boyer and their 48th wedding anniversary. (Continued on Page 4) Homecoming Service In Trinity Church "The Rev. Paul Gladfelter will be the speaker at the Homecoming service in Trinity Lutheran Church, East Berlin, on Sunday at 10:30. Both the Junior and Senior choirs will present anthems under the leadership of Miss Mae B. Wolf.

The Rev. Mr. Gladfelter was pastor of the Abbottstown-East Berlin Lutheran Charge from 1920 to 1938 when he resigned because of ill health. He supplied the charge for nearly a year before Rev. L.

J. Karschner accepted a call to the charge in 1949. At the Homecoming service, the annual Lutheran World Action offering will be received for relief and reconstruction in Luteran areas around the world. In May, when the L.W.A. appeal was made throughout the Synod, the congregation was completing a financial program for the newly completed educational-social building.

That effort made it possible to complete a $32,000 building program with less than $10.000 indebtedness. (Continued on Page 12) GREATEST SELECTION Of Toys. LEINHARDT BROS, of Hanover. TULIP AND DAFFODIL Bulbs JAMES MYERS' HARDWARE, Center Square, New Oxford. Badly Burned By Blaze In Fireplace Richard Milhimes.

25, New Oxford R. 1, was admitted in a serious condition to the Warner Hospital Monday morning at 8:45 o'clock after receiving severe burns while starting a fire in a fireplace to heat water at his home. Milhimes was badly burned from his ankles to lower thighs with third degree burns, and suffered second and third degree burns on his hands and face. He is 'reported to have poured kerosene on the fire which exploded, engulfing him In flames. Tows Car From Lot At 2 A.M.; Hits Vehicle The efforts of an Abbottstown R.

1 man to "pick up" a car he planned to buy from the Smith Brothers car lot In New Oxford at 2 o'clock, Saturday, morning resulted In an accident on High New Oxford, state police reported. Police said William W. Menchey, 31, Abbottstown R. 1, had planned to purchase a second-hand car from the Smith Brothers establishment and had told the owners that he would be in to get the car Saturday. He kept his promise.

At 2 o'clock Saturday morning he drove into the lot, accompanied by Mary Small, 31, also of Abbottstown R. 1, and hitched his car to the one he planned to buy. Miss Small then became the driver of the towed car. Causes $85 Damages As the two vehicles left the lot the towed car struck the side of a parked auto owned by B. Thomas Henry, 224 W.

High New Oxford, causing $85 damage. Menchey and Miss Small inspected the damage, they told police, then decided they might as well continue on. Police said they failed to leave their Identification in the Henry vehicle. When Henry went to his car later in the day and discovered the damage, he called in police. Investigation led to Menchey and Miss Small.

Damage to the car driven by Miss Small was slight. Squire Straley's Court Happenings Hoddy O. Boose, Gettysburg R. 4, was apprehended by a state patrolman for driving to the left side of the highway October 26th. B.

Thomas Henry, West High Street, New Oxford, was charged with illegal parking October 24th. Mary Small, Abbottstown R. 1, was charged with hitting a parked car and not revealing her identity at the scene of an accident. A second charge was laid for operating an auto without a license. Wm.

W. Menchey, Abbottstown R. 1, was apprehended by a state patrolman for permitting someone to operate his vehicle without a legal right to operate. (An account of this affair will be found in another column.) Marriage Licenses Raymond M. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry A. Weaver, of New Oxford R. 1, and Barbara E. Martin, daughter of Mr.

George A. Martin, of New Oxford R. 1. Ralph M. Nicholson, Gettysburg R.

5, and Irene E. Fultz, daughter of O. B. Fultz of Gettysburg R. 1.

William J. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Linus F. Smith, of Gettysburg R.

5, and Doris P. Hahn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester S. Hahn, of Littlestown R.

1. Harper J. Bair son of Mr. and Mrs. Harper J.

Bair, Hanover R. 4, and Phyllis I. Corbin, daughter of Mrs. Wilbur Corbin, Hanover. Willy R.

Musselman, son of Mr. and Mrs. David H. Musselman, Hanover, and Nancy Ann Weaver daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph F. Weaver, Hanover R. 4. Charles F. Rhodes, USA, Gettysburg R.

4, and Loretta Margaret Miller. McSherrystown, at West- minster. N. 0. Parish Council Women Hold Meeting The women of the parish council of Catholic Women held their first fall meeting Wednesday In St.

Mary's Parochial Hall, New Oxford. The meeting was called to order by the president, Miss Marie Carbaugh, and opened with prayer by the Rev. Philip Gergen. The Council was informed that there is no need of sending food stuffs to the U.S.O. Center, Harrisburg, for the present as It was closed due to Indtantown Gap having moved their men elsewhere.

(Continued on Page 12) Ferd. Norris and family, Catonsville, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Curvin New Oxford R. D.

TRESPASS NOTICES Six for 25c or 5c each--at this office. Add lie for mailing. Named Postmaster At York Springs Paul E. Trump, York Springs, has been appointed acting postmaster at York Springs effective at the close of business Saturday, Congressman S. Walter Stauffer of the Adams-York-Cumberland district, announced today.

Mr. Trump will succeed Charles M. Boyer, 70, a Democrat, who retires on age. He has been postmaster for 20 years, having been appointed shortly after Franklin Roosevelt became President. Congressman Stauffer said a competitive examination will be helci later.

KtJHN WILL IS FILED The will of Joseph H. Kuhn, late of Oxford has been entered for probate at the office of the county register and recorder. Albert M. Kuhn, Hanover R. 3, is executor of the $6,000 estate.

CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Mary A. Zeigler, wife of Cleon Zeigler, who died October 14, wishes to express her sincere thanks to the neighbors and friends for flowers, cards, help and many kindnesses shown during the sick- I'Css nnd death of her beloved husband. styles 12" and 15" high. Top or full laced sturdily built, cushion Insoles.

CUT- RAIT SHOE STORE, 41 Carlisle St. Hanover, Pa. County Ballot For Tuesday's Election Judge Of The Superior Court (Vote For Two) J. Colvin Wright, Republican; Harold L. Ervin, Republican; John Inghram Hook, Democratic; W.

C. Sheely, Democratic. Sheriff (Vote For One) Dorsey J. Schultz, Republican; Gilbert L. Lupp, Democratic.

Clerk Of Courts (Vote For One) Kenneth W. Johns, Republican; Cyril "Cy" F. Weaver, Democratic. County Treasurer (Vote For One) Jacob G. Appier, Republican; Clarence E.

McCleaf, Democratic. Jury Commissioner (Vote For One) Mervin I. Rice, Republican; L. Robert Crouse, Democratic. (Continued on Page 2) NO TRESPASSING Notice to hereby given to all not to treipaM upon the of the undersigned for the purpoM of hunting game, trapping, nut gathering or any other purpose whatever.

so offending will be proiiecuted to the fullevt extent of the law. Nellie Melhorn property, Straban township, New Oxford R. 2. Mary K. and Anna D.

Hoyer, property, east of the Cross Keys. Farm of Mrs. Grace Weaver and tenanted by Paul E. Moul, Hamilton township. Elsie M.

Livingston property, Mt. Pleasant township. Mary Etta Conway and Charles E. Conway farm, Hamilton New Oxford R. 1.

Robert C. Mackley farm, Mt. Pleasant Twp. Harry S. Brearn iarm, Straban Twp.

Samuel K. Osborn farm, Straban New Oxford R. 2. Herbert Lee Blye farm, Gettysburg R. Straban Twp.

Dr. Raymond B. Nell, Nell Manor, Reading East Berlin R. 1. Curvin A.

Greenawalt a New Oxford R. near New Chester. John Sager and Roxie Myers farm, Berwick Township. Henry Otto estate, Lillia and Margaret Otto, owners, Mt. Pleasant township.

Ellis R. and Z. Blanche Miller farm, Mt. Pleasant township. V.

V. Polz farm, Hamilton township, R. 1, New Oxford. Mrs. Vena Reber farm, Mt.

Pleasant township. A. Raymond Geisler farm, Mt Pleasant township. Russell E. Tanner, Bermudian Road, York Springs R.

1. Fleshman Mill Property. The Daum property, Oxford Twp. Robert Tichon Farm, Lincoln Heights, Mt. Pleasant township.

Harper Howe farm, Hamilton township. F. E. Tunney, Tunn-Rich Farms, Mt. Pleasant township.

Wm. F. Shull and son. S. M.

Small, Tyrone township, New Oxford, R. D. 2. George W. Dunstan Farm, Mt.

Pleasant township. L. J. Minter farm, Straban township, New Oxford R. 2.

Robert C. Spangler property, Gettysburg, R. 4, Tyrone and Butler townships. N. O.

Has New Police Officer Walter E. Berniller. York, has been named police officer of New Oxford. He is a of Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Bemlller. late of Hanover. His father was a well known shoe repairman.

Officer Bemiller has had twenty-five years experience with the Philadelphia Police Force and at present time plant protection work for the Standard Register York. New Oxford Boro Ballot Republican Democratic Auditor Robert H. E. Flaherty School Director--Sir Philip E. Alwine Philip E.

Alwine School Director--Four Ytars Raymond S. Gable Raymond S. Gable Glenn W. Alwine Paul F. Staub Tax Collector Lloyd J.

Stock H. B. Millar Juitice of the Clair I. Mumper Cluude Straley Constable William J. Miller William Miller BurftM Henry M.

Hersh Guy A. Staub Councllmen fVote For Three) Charles W. Cook Cletus J. Billman Norman A. Overbauifh Paul H.

Harbauirh William Himes Fred G. Klunk of Harry Emlet St. David G. Si-bright Inspector of Elections Helen A. Zeilman Edward C.

Shecly East Berlin Boro Ballot Republican Democratic Auditor D. Earl Watfner School Director Richard Rifires Ira Lobaueh Aueuor Earl J. Herti Claude Wrights Tax Collector Paul Fahs Goorfte D. Baker BnrceM Archie D. Himes Archie D.

Himos Councilmen For Three Sherman B. Krall. Richard Smyers Charles Fahs Allen Menses Curtis S. Eisenhart Oeo. Glatfelter of Charles L.

Spannler Pauline Kunkel Inspector of Election! Betty S. RiKXt Wisler WARNER HOSPITAL NEWS Patients discharged from the Warner Hospital includes Mrs. Ralph Yeagy, York Springs R. Mrs. James Smith and infant son, New Oxford R.

Mrs. Ronald Grim and infant daughter, Table Rock: Edward McCleaf, Gettysburg R. Mrs. Jacob Lehn. Hanover; P.

W. Stallsmith, Gettysburg R. Mrs. Raymond Shrader, New Oxford R. Mrs.

William Bream and infant daughter, York Springs; Mrs. Wilbur Allison, formerly of New Oxford, May town: Emory Gobrecht, Hanover; Mrs. Richard Lochbaum and Infant son, Abbottstown R. Mrs. Arthur Roth and infant son, Gettysburg; Edward Herrick, Gettysburg R.

5. Patients admitted to the Warner Hospital include Jennie Rudisill, Hanover R. Mrs. Paul Miller, Gettysburg R. 5.

MARRIAGES Weikert Brnbaker Adams County Auditor Armor M. Weikert, Gettysburg, and Mrs. Bessie M. Brubaker were married Tuesday aweek in Frederick. They spent their honeymoon at Niagara Falls.

The couple has the good wishes of many friends. N. Oxford Halloween Parade Fri. Evening The gala Halloween parade in New Oxford on Friday evening, sponsored by the Lions Club, will form on Berlin along the school grounds, and will move at 7:30 promptly. Paraders will be assigned to a division and should march with the same division throughout the entire parade.

The parade will move south on North Peters Street to the Lincolnway, then wcot on Lincolnway to Water Street, south on Water Street to High Street, East on High Street to Hanover Street, thence north on Hanover Street and crossing the Square, continuing north on Carlisle Street to Berlin Road where the parade will end at the point of beginning. Prizes will be give out at the school grounds Immediately after the parade disbands. All paraders should wait until prizes in their division are given out before leaving the scene. Rian date Monday, November 2. (Continued on Page 2) N.

0. Church Notes Evangelical And Reformed Charge A. Pastor St. Paul's, New Oxford: Saturday: Mite Society bake sale from 2:00 to 4:00. Sunday: 0:00 a.m.

Sunday School; 10:15 a.m., worship Monday: Consistory meeting at 7:30. Tuesday: Mite Society meeting at the church at 8:00 o'clock. Thursday: ConsLstorlal banquet. Trinity Church, Hanover, at 0:80. Emmanuel's Abbottstown: Sunday; 0:00 a.m..

worship; 10:16 a. Sunday School Wednesday: meetings Consistory, Women's Guild and Aid at the home of Mr. and Mra. H. Edgar Moul at 7:30.

Thursday: Consiatorial banquet. Trinity Church, Hanover, at First Evangelical Lutheran Church Rev. G. E. Sheffer, A.M., D.B., Pastor Sunday, Church School 9:16 a.m.; worship 10:15 a.m., theme, "A Still Small Voice." Catechise Saturday 2 p.m.

Choir rehearsal Wednesday 7:30 p.m. The church council will meet at the church Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The Ladies Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs. C. 8.

Sponseller Tuesday 7:30 p.m. The Father and Son banquet will be held in the social room of the church Thursday, November 12, at 6:30 p.m. The banquet is sponsored by Donaild Sheely's class and will be served by the Always Faithful Class. Couple Observes 60th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert S. Weikert, Lincolnway West, New Oxford, will observe their 60th wedding anniversary November 6th. Mrs. Weikert was formerly Mrs. Ellen H.

King, ne'ar Huntertown. The couple was married November 6, 1893, at the bride's home by the Rev. George Singer. They are the parents of six children, five of whom are living, as follows: Mrs. Clarence Wolfe, Abbottstown; Albert and Clarence Weikert, New Oxford; Mrs.

Allen Worley, Hanover R. 4, and Mrs. Donald Kiick, Glen Rock. Their son, Harry, passed away in New Oxford several years ago. They have 25 grandchildren and several great- grandchildren.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Weikert are enjoying good health. Carroll-Schipsl Miss Gloria Schispsi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Schipsi Atlantic City, N. was married in September to Edmond T. Carroll a son of Mr. and Mrs. E.

T. Carroll, Paradise at a ceremony performed at Our Lady Star-of-Sea Catholic Church in Atlantic City, with the bridegroom's parents among those present at the wedding and nuptial mass that followed. The couple makes their home in Philadelphia where the bridegroom is a senior at the Temple University School of Pharmacy. His bride, a graduate of the same school, is a pharmacist at the Einstein Medical Center, Phiadelphia. Regan Wins Race At Lincoln Speedway Walt Reagan won the feature race in Sunday's racing card held at the Lincoln Speedway, near Abbottstown.

Other contestants fin- shed as follows: Second, Fred Jones; third, Harvey Richards; fourth, Junie Gough; fifth, Buddy Hamilton, and six. Hilly Rife. Heat winners and the order in which contestant finished were as follows: First, Walt Reagan, Buzzie Richardson, Bill Feeser, Vic Norman second, Fred Jones, Junie Gough, Jimmy Smith, Buddy Hamilton; third, Harvey Richards, Hilly Rife, D. Ewing, Jackie Raezer. The consolation winner was Joe Benjamin with Bobby Abel second, Harold Brockoff third, and Walt Kerschner fourth.

Banks will be closed Tuesday. Election Day. SEE RUTH KAY For the Best Fitting and Most Comfortable Corset or Girdle you ever wore. A Hotel McAllister Building I YORK HANOVER TRESPASS NOTICES Six for 26c or 5c each--at this office. Add lie for mailing.

Millionth Hearing Aid By Sonotone A new milestone in hearing aid history was reached recently when Sonotone Corporation turned out its millionth instrument. This event--rare in most industries--was made even more epochal by the fact that the millionth Sono- tone was also a tubeless hearing air, according to Monroe E. Rinehart, manager of Sonotone of Hanover. Now, for the first time in a Sono- tone, magical transistors have completely replaced vacuum tubes and have eliminated the need for two batteries in a hearing -aid. Sonotone's millionth will also change the life of 10-year-old Nancy Hill, who has been unable to hear well since she had measles at an early age.

Sweet, blonde Nancy has been able to keep up well with her playmates by going to a special school for hard-of-hearing children But. she needed a hearing aid, which her parents were unable to provide. (Continued on Page 9) CLARIFICATION In ft news article in last week's issue, the slogan of T. J. "Reds" Neidfrer, who opened an auto sales on the New Oxford Square, was somewhat garbled.

"Reds" advertises: "For a Square Deal, Shop on the Square!" COMPLETE LINE of rubber footwear for the entire family. CUT- RATE SHOE STORE, 41 Carlisle Hanover, Pa. TRESPASS NOTICES SIX for 25c or 5c each--at this office. Add He for mailing. St.

Mary's Catholic Rev. Philip J. Gergen, Pastor Saturday: confessions from 3:30 to 5 p.m., and from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Sunday: Low Mass at 7:30 a.m.; High Mass at 10 a.m. Novena of the Miraculous Medal devotions at 7:30 p.m.

Methodist Charge Amos D. Meyers, Pastor Hunter.stown: Worship service, 9:45 a.m.; Sunday School, 10:30 a.m. New Oxford: Sunday School, 10 a.m.; worship service, 11 a.m. York Springs: Sunday School, 10 a.m.; worship service, 7:30 p.m; MYF meeting, 8:30 p.m. Abbottstown Luth.

Notes Of Interest The Rev. Sedoris McCartney. Lutheran missionary on furlough from Japan, will be speaker at the annual Thank Offering Service sponsored by Women's Missionary Society of St. John's Lutheran Church. Abbottstown, on Nov.

8, at 10:30. Various members of the Society will participate in the service. (Continued on Page 12) Sale Register Oct. 30--Mrs. Allen Miller, Bigler- vile R.

2. 7 miles north of Gettysburg, near Arcndtsville; household goods and antiques. jl ov C. Kimmel. Hampton; real estate, personal property, etc.

Nov. 7 Kenneth Messinger, 2 blocks off Lincoln Highway, on Spring Grove near Rambler Inn: Cattle, livestock, farming and dairy equipment. Nov. 7--Real estate and personal property of the late Verna Mae Selfert, deceased, on the premises in Dover Twp. on the road leading from Davldsburg to Harmony Grove, about 1 mi.

north of Davldsburg. News Comet section, to the patrons E. Wolf and B. Thomas Henry. Nov.

14--Mary A. Zeigler, executrix, Cleon Zeigler estate, on their farm, 2 miles northeast of East Berlin, along East highway, Route 94; cattle, dairy and farming equipment, some household goods. Nov. 26--Paul E. Moul, R.

1, Abbottstown; livestock and farm machinery. Nov. 26--Clayton 8. Wolf, IVi ml. W.

of Thomasville, 1 bl. S. of Lincoln Hwy. on Spring Grove Rd. at Eyster's Cabins' farming Implements and household goods.

TRESPASS NOTICES Six tot 25c or 5c each--at this office. Add He for mailing. New Chester Lutheran Charge Jack Gardner, Pastor St. Paul's, "The worship service at 9 a.m.; Sunday school at 10 a.m. St.

Mark's, Heidiersburg: Sunday school at 9 a.m.; worship service at 10:10 a.m. St. John's, Hampton: Sunday School at 10 a.m.; worship service at 11:15 a.m. A congregational meeting will be held following the worship service. Conewago Chapel Rev.

John P. Bolen, Pastor Sunday: Masses at 7 and 9:30 a.m. Evening devotions will be at 7 p.m. Church Of God Pleasant New Oxford, Pa. Rev.

Louis Daughenbaugh, Pastor Sunday: Services at 2:30 p.m. The long-promised dial telephone system in East Berlin has taken another step forward. Although there probably will be another wait of questionable length before the dials are in operation, the equipment has arrived, and is stored in the new brick telephone building, behind the post office. COMING EVENTS The Mite Society of St. John's Reformed Church, New Chester, will hold a Halloween party in Memorial Hall, October 30th.

Donation, 10 cents. The public is invited. A "500" card party will be held in Hampton Fire Company hall, starting at 8 p.m., Friday, October 30. Valuable prizes will be awarded. Refreshments on sale.

Parties will be held every other Friday night for the benefit of the Hampton Fire Company. The Mite Society of St. Paul's Reformed Church, New Oxford, will hold a bake sale, October 31, from 2 to 4 p.m., in the basement of the church. A card and big party will be held in the Firemen's Hall, Irishtown, Saturday, Oct. 31, for the benefit of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Irishtown Fire Company.

Sandwiches and refreshments will be on sale. Many useful prizes will be given away. The Mite Society of St. John's Reformed Church, New Chester, will hold their annual chicken and waffle supper in Memorial Hall, Saturday, November 7. Serving at 4 p.m.

Adults, children, 60 cents. All welcome. A chicken pie supper will be held November 7. starting at 4 p.m., by the Hampton Fire Co. Adults, children, 50 cents.

Homemade plei and cakes will also be on sale. The York Springs Rod and dun Club will hold a shooting match, Saturday, November 14th, at 1 p.m., at York Springs. Prizes will consist of Woolrlch clothing, hanw. turkeys, ducks and geeite. The Willing Workers Sunday School cliwn of St.

John's Reformed church, New Chester, will hold thdr annual turkey supper Nov. 31. Have your Thanksgiving dinner at the Hampton Fire Co. on giving Day. Roast turkey and ad the trimmings will be atrved for II.

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