Elizabethville Echo from Elizabethville, Pennsylvania • 1

The Elizabethville Echo 1960 $2.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE VOLUME 67 No. 7. ELIZABETHVILLE, JULY 14, SINGLE COPY, FIVE CENTS Named Members of County School Board Three members were named to the Dauphin County Board of School Directors for six-year terms, increasing the membership from five to seven members, effective July 12. The new members are: Darwin Williard, secretary of the Township School Board and of the Upper Dauphin Joint School Board. Mr.

Williard will fill: a vacancy on the original Board that comprised five members. Other new members are Samuel Grubb of Hummelstown R. D. 2, a member of the East Hanover Township and Lower Dauphin Joint School Boards; and. Charles Sweigard Halifax R.

D. 2, a member of the Halifax Township School Board, and a past president of the Halifax Area Joint School Board. The Board represents forty Dauphin County districts. It had functioned with five members since its organization twenty-two years ago. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Deeds filed for record at the Dauphin County Courthouse in- clude: Miriam E.

Koppenhaver to lin A. Hoover, two tracts of 34 acres in Lykens Township. Leon F. Schrader to Ronald W. Henninger, lot in Upper Paxton Township.

JOHN H. FORNEY John H. Forney, 75, of burg, a retired building contractor, died in a Harrisburg hospital on Saturday. A son of the late John R. and Polly (Reisch) Forney, he was a native and lifelong resident of Berrysburg.

He was a member of the Evangelical United Brethren Church, and the P. 0. S. of A. Lodge of Berrysburg.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Jennie Umholtz Forney; two sons and two daughters, Harvey Forney of Tower City; Harry Forney and Mrs. Charles Bahney, both- of Berrysburg; and Mrs. Richard S. Weaver of Elizabethville; four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

Services were held from the Hoover Funeral Home, Berrysburg, at 2:00 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Thomas A. Berg, officiated and interment was made in the E. U.

B. Cemetery at Berrysburg. MRS. VERNON GOODLING Mrs. Ruth Goodling, age 50 years, of Millersburg, wife of Vernon C.

Goodling, died in a Harrisburg hospital on Sunday. Mrs. Goodling was a member of the Methodist Church, and the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion, Millersburg. Survivors are her husband, one son, Vernon of Millersburg; two brothers, Samuel Klinger of Wiconisco, and Carl Klinger of Harrisburg; and two sisters, Mrs. Donald Hunter of Manheim, and Mrs.

Roy Machamer of Wiconisco. Services were held from the Riegle Funeral Home, Millersburg, at 2:00 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Thomas Young officiated, and interment was made in Oak Hill Cemetery, Millersburg. FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR MR.

AND MRS. DORMAN Funeral services for Francis C. Dorman, 75, and his wife, Mrs. Marion A. Dorman, 70, of Halifax R.

D. 1, who lost their lives in an automobile accident on the river road at Rockville, north of Harrisburg, July 1 were held from the Buffington Funeral Home, Elizabethville, July 5. Rev. Otis Pedrick and Rev. Joseph Sweigard officiated, and interment was made in Fairview Cemetery at Enders.

Mrs. Dorman was a daughter of James and Margaret (Brillhart) Parker, and was a native of Union County. Mr. Dorman was a son of James and Ellen (Rarrich) Dorman and was born October 4, 1884, in Union County. The couple is survived by one daughter and five sons: Mrs.

Isabelle Griffith of Baltimore, Maryland; Kermit, of Highspire; ley, of Halifax R. D. Bruce, Leon and LeRoy, of Halifax R. D. twenty grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.

Mr. Dorman is also survived by two brothers, James Dorman, of Swengel, and Grover Dorman of Middleburg, and two sisters, Mrs. Clara Ranck of Milmont, R. and Mrs. Verna Valentine of New Berlin, Pa.

ANNUAL LYKENS CAMPMEETING The sixty-sixth annual Lykens Valley Campmeeting of the Evangelical United Brethren Church, will be held at Elizabethville July 21 to 31. The opening service Thursday, July 21, will be the Communion service in charge of Rev. Dr. D. E.

Young, Superintendent of the East Pennsylvania Conference, E. U. B. Church. Rev.

Dr. J. R. Mac Donald, pastor of the Union Deposit E. U.

B. Charge, will give a Bible Exposition daily except Sundays; and Mrs. Ronald Troutman and Mrs. John Buffington of Elizabethville, will be in charge of the Children's Hour. Rev.

and Mrs. LeRoy Walters of Avon, will be music director and pianist for the services. The schedule of services and speakers during the camp season include: Thursday, July p. m. -Holy Communion in charge of Rev.

Dr. D. E. Young. Friday, July p.

Conference W. S. W. S. program, Miss Lucille Esbenshade, Missionary at Sierra Leone, West Africa, speaker.

7:30 p. Miss Lucille Esbenshade, speaker. Saturday, July p. Dr. C.

R. Beittel. Sunday, July a. Sunday School in charge of Mr. Mark Helwig, Grace E.

U. B. Church, Millersburg; lesson taught by Mr. Meade Bowman, Zion E. U.

B. Church, Halifax R. D. 2. 10:30 a.

sermon by Rev. Richard Yoder, pastor of Elizabethville E. U. B. Church.

2:30 p. sermon, Rev. Harold S. Peiffer, pastor of Covenant E. U.

B. Church, Lancaster. 7:30 p. sermon, Rev. Harold S.

Peiffer. Monday, July p. meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary 7:30 sermon, Dr. Robert A. Byerly, chairman of the Department of Bible, Elizabethtown College.

Tuesday, July p. sermon, Dr. Robert A. Byerly. Wednesday, July Dr.

Robert A. Byerly. Thursday, July p. Dr. Robert A.

Byerly. Friday, July p. Dr. Robert A. Byerly.

Saturday, July p. Rev. Harry C. Tobias, pastor of Ruhl's E. U.

B. Church, Manheim. Sunday, July a. Sunday School in charge of Mrs. Catherine Miller, Tower City E.

U. B. Church; lesson taught by Mrs. Ira H. Matter, Otterbein E.

U. B. Church, Halifax. 10:30 sermon, Bishop Hermann Kaebnick, Bishop of Eastern Area, E. U.

B. Church, Harrisburg. 2:30 p. Music Festival, Choir of First E. U.

B. Church, Harrisburg. 7:30 p. sermon, Bishop Hermann Kaebnick. Officers of the Campmeeting Association are: President, Rev.

Dr. S. T. Dundore; vice president, Rev. Samuel Stoner; secretary, Rev.

R. S. Heberlig; assistant secretary, Mrs. Bernice Goldman; treasurer, Miss Annette Romberger. RETURN TO HOME IN PILLOW Mr.

and Mrs. Harlan Lenker have returned to their home i in Pillow after spending some time in California. They were accompanied by their daughter Mrs. Clyde Wampler who is taking graduate study at Pennsylvania State University for her doctor's degree in education. WILL SPEAK IN FISHERVILLE CHURCH Miss Dorothy Reiber of Wiconisco will be the speaker at 9 service in the Evangelical United Brethren Church, Fisherville, on Sunday July 17 at 9:30 a.

m. Miss Reiber, a missionary to the Philippine Islands, is spending a leave in the United States. MRS. CLARA L. BOGAR Mrs.

Clara L. Bogar, 77, of Lykens, widow of Jacob A. Bogar, died in a Harrisburg hospital July 7. A daughter of the late Daniel and Clara (Lehman) Hawk, Mrs. Bogar was a native of Lykens.

She was a member of Grace Methodist Church, Lykens. Survivors are three sons: Guy of Harrisburg; William Wilmington, Delaware; and Edward L. of Philadelphia; eight grandchildren and ten grandchildren. Services were held in Grace Methodist Church, at 2:00 o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev.

Henry R. Bauers, pastor, and Rev. Donald G. Nowers, former pastor of Grace Church officiated, and terment was made in the Wiconisco Cemetery, ALLEY E. U.

B. JULY 21 TO 31 FOUR INJURED IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENT Four persons were injured in a two-car collision on route 209 about two miles east of Millersburg, Sunday evening. State Police of the Lykens substation reported the cars were Millers- erated by Fred Stence of burg R. and Albert W. Stetz of Millersburg.

The injured, all resident of Millersburg R. and occupants of the Stence car are: Clara H. Samuelson, lacerations of head and left ear; Jacqueline Stence, lacerations of head; Benny F. Stence, lacerations of head, and Hilda Weaver, lacerations of both knees. The injured persons were treated by a Millersburg physician.

NEW POST OFFICE FOR WILLIAMSTOWN Announcement has been made that a contract has been signed for construction and lease to the Post Office Department of a new Post Office building in Williamstown. The successful bidder is the 1 LynMar Construction Company of Easton, Pa. The building, to be located on West Street, will provide 1812 square feet of interior space, an outside loading platform and parking area. It is anticipated that the building will be completed in February, 1961. CHURCHES CONDUCT CENSUS A religious census is being conducted in the Halifax area this week.

The survey is being made in the area bounded on the east by the Haldeman State Forest, Peters Mountain on the south, the Susquehanna River on the west and Berries Mountain on the north. Denominations represented in the project are: Presbyterian, Methodist, Church of God, Evangelical United Brethren, United Church of Christ, and Lutheran. HARTMAN FAMILY REUNION The annual reunion of the Hartman Family will be held in the Glen Park at Lykens, July 17. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. HONORED AT PARTY A surprise party was held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Lower, Millersburg R. on July 3, in honor of Mrs. Lizzie Lower of Berrysburg, who observed her birthday anniversary. Present were: Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Lower, lersburg R. Mrs. Edna Witmer, Berrysburg; Mr. and Mrs.

Mark Lower and children Dennis and Barbara of Mechanicsburg; Mr. and Mrs. George Schaffer and children Gary and Donna, Harrisburg; Mr. and Mrs. Ward Reed and son Randy, Mr.

and Mrs. Junior Witmer and children Larry and Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ferree and son Keith, Mr. and Mrs.

Boyce Warner, children Wanda, Gail and Marlin, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Lower, children Kathryn and Stephen, all of Berrysburg; Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bowman, children Karen, Mark and Cynthia, Millersburg R.

Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman, children Linda, Carl and Diana, Millersburg; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lower and.

children Arthur Lee, James and Gary, Lykens; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lower and children Randy and Cindy of Georgia; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lower and children Leroy and Lynn and Mrs.

Lizzie Lower. Mrs. Lower was presented with a basket of roses by her children. PASTOR OF PAXTONIA CHURCH Rev. Paul A.

Gottschalk, former pastor of Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church, Easton, began his pastorate of the Charlton Evangelical United Brethren Church, Paxtonia, July 3. A native of Bucks County, Rev. Gottschalk is a graduate of Perkasie High School, Albright College, and Evangelical School of Theology, Reading. Rev. Gottschalk was ordained in 1935 and served four years as pastor of the Elizabethville Charge of the Evangelical Church.

He was pastor of Grace E. U. B. Church, Millersville, 1939-45, prior to his assignment to the Easton Church. He is secretary of Leadership Education and Secretary of the Conference Relations Committee in the Northeastern Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church, Pastor Observes 25th Anniversary Rev.

Harold E. Artz, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, Quakertown, recently observed the 25th anniversary of his ordination into the ministry, Rev. Artz is a graduate of the Elizabethville High School, Muhlenberg College and Mt. Airy Lutheran Theological Seminary. Following graduation from the Mt.

Airy Seminary, Rev. Artz became pastor of Zion Lutheran Church, Riverside, New Jersey. Early in World War II he enlisted as a chaplain in the U. S. Navy and spent most of his active duty in the Pacific, and later in Atlantic City, New Jersey, with the U.

S. Coast Guard. Following his chaplaincy he became pastor of Mediator Lutheran Church, Philadelphia, and began his pastorate of the Quakertown Church in November, 1952. He received his Master's degree in Sacred Theology from the Mt. Airy Theological Seminary in May, 1953.

He has served as President of the Inner Mission Board and also as Evangelism Chairman of the Pennsylvania Ministerium. Rev. and Mrs. Artz have two children, Harold E. Artz of Elizabeth, New Jersey, and Susan, Mrs.

Charles Boughter of Quakertown; and two granddaughters. Mrs. Artz is the former Miss lone Romberger of Elizabethville Rev. Artz is the son of Rev. and Mrs.

W. Z. Artz of Elizabethville. His father is pastor of the Lykens Valley Lutheran Parish. CUB SCOUT JUBILEE A Cub Scout Jubilee will be held at the Halifax Park on Saturday, July 23, with an all-day program scheduled to begin at 8:45 o'clock.

Participating will be Cub Scouts of the Fisherville, Berrysburg, Lenkerville, Elizabethville and Halifax organizations, and their families. A dish dinner will be served at noon. A jubilee emblem will be given each Cub Scout attending the event. Information concerning the Jubilee may be obtained by phoning Elizabethville, ENdicott 2-8565. TWIN COUNTY BASEBALL LEAGUE LEAGUE STANDING W.

L. Pet. Berrysburg 14 3 .700 Valley View 11 6 .647 Klingerstown 8 7 .533 Hegins 7 10 .412 Lykens-Wiconisco 5 12 .294 Williamstown 4 11 .267 Schedule of Games Saturday, July 16- Williamstown at Berrysburg (5:00 p. Klingerstown at Valley View Lykens-Wiconisco at Hegins Sunday, July 17- Berrysburg at Williamstown Valley View at Klingerstown Hegins at Lykens-Wiconisco SERVING WITH NAVY Chester P. Weaver, commissaryman third class, of Halifax R.

D. is a member of the crew of the Destroyer USS John A. Bole, operating out of California. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Weaver, Halifax R. D. 2. C. E.

EXECUTIVE MEETING FRIDAY An executive meeting of the Southeast Central District of the Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union will be held Friday, July 15 at 7:45 p. at Paradise Gommunity Park, Lancaster County. This will be the final meeting of the 1958-1960 administration. Counties comprising the east Central District are: Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry and York. The District will hold a Retreat at Doubling Gap Camp, Cumberland County, August 26-28.

Mr. G. Robert Umberger of Marysville, is the retiring president of the District. BIRTH RECORD Mr. and Mrs.

Darvin Troutman of Klingerstown, a son, July 1, at the Polyclinic Hospital, Harrisburg. Mrs. Troutman is the former Carol Klinger. Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Bohner, Millersburg R. a daughter, June .24, at the Polyclinic Hospital, Harrisburg. Mrs. Bohner was formerly Martha Stroup. Mr.

and Mrs. George Keefer of Halifax R. a daughter, June 24, at the Polyclinic Hospital, Harrisburg. Mrs. Keefer is the former Miriam Koppenheffer.

Rotary Governor To Visit Local Club J. Bernard Schmidt J. Bernard Schmidt of Harrisburg, District Governor of Rotary International will visit the Elizabethville Rotary Club at its regular meeting Monday evening, July 18. A business man of Harrisburg, Mr. Schmidt has been a member of the Rotary Club of that city since 1948 and is a Past President of that Club.

He is serving as Gov. ernor of District 739, Rotary International, for the year 1960-61. He is treasurer of the Harrisburg Chapter, American Red Cross, a member of Board of Directors, Harrisburg United Fund, Board of Directors, Keystone Area Boy Scouts of America, and Board of Directors Harrisburg Free Library. The meeting of the local Club is scheduled for 6:30 p. m.

The Elizabethville Club has made a contribution of $500.00 to the Elizabethville Area Recreation Association for repairs of the swimming pool. The club is also planning activities raising funds to be used for 'the same purpose. EXPLAIN PAINTED HIGHWAY MARKINGS FOR MOTORISTS The Department of Highways reports that motorists in the ninecounty District 8 area who use three-lane roads will find painted markings which will be new to them. The new markings are in two main categories. Most common will be some three-lane highways so marked that traffic in one direction will be restricted to one lane, while vehicles moving in the other direction will be permitted to pass other vehicles.

A mile or two farther on, the situation will be reversed, and motorists who were restricted to one lane then will be permitted to pass. Purpose of the marking is to afford a greater measure of protection to users of three-lane roads and to prevent head-on collisions. Any delay encountered because of traffic moving slowly ordinarily will not be more than two or three minutes. A second new type of marking will appear in some places where commercial development or an intersection create a high volume of left turns. These areas will be marked as follows: The center lane will have an outside solid white line and an inside broken white line.

When a motorist encounters this marking, he will know that the center lane is reserved for left turn movements. Counties in District 8 where there are most three-lane pavements are Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon and York. BETHANIANS TO MEET TUESDAY The regular meeting of The Bethanians of Salem Lutheran Church, town, will be held in the church parish room Tuesday, July 19. A 'variety program' has been planned and a pot luck lunch will be served. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL AT KILLINGER A Vacation Bible School will be held for young people of Killinger and surrounding area, beginning July 18 and continuing for a peTriod of two weeks.

A registration of approximately 100 pupils is anticipated in the school which will be staffed by 24 officers and teachers. Classes will be conducted from 9:00 to 11:30 a. daily, Monday through Friday. Taking part in the program are the Salem Lutheran, Jacob's Evangelical United Brethren and David's United Church of Christ churches of Killinger. Local and Personal News YOUTH GROUP TO HOLD OUTDOOR MEETING Members of the Youth Fellowship of Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church, town, will hold a meeting in the West Borough Park, Lykens, Monday evening, July 18.

The members also are planning to hold a car wash at the rear of the church, July 23, from 9:00 a. to 1:00 p. m. SUBMIT VOTING MACHINE QUESTION TO ELECTORS Electors of two districts of Dauphin County will be given the opportunity to decide if voting machines will replace paper ballots. The question will be submitted to electors of Jackson Township and East Hanover Township at the general election in November this year.

If approved by the voters, machines would be placed in use in those districts at the general election in November, 1961. GRANGE SEEKS CHARTER An application for a charter for Community Grange No. 2048, Halifax R. D. 1, was filed in the Dauphin County Court this week.

Incorporators include: Lee R. Novinger, Charles Woland Laura Harman, Leroy Herb, Wal-1 ter E. Lenker, Margaret Roland Woland, Pauline Novinger, Paul S. Mattis, Esther ders, Herbert E. Enders, Stoneroad, James W.

Shoop, Deanna Enders, Freda Woland, Harry Hampton, Ira Gottschall, and Ira Hampton, all of Halifax R. D. 1. TO BUILD RADAR TOWER Bids were received recently by the U. S.

Army Engineer district office in Baltimore, for construction of a one-story building, fuel storage tank and radar tower at Joliett, East of Tower City. The project is scheduled for completion four months after the contractor has been notified to proceed. FISHERVILLE 4-H CLUB MEETS The regular meeting of the Jolly 4-H Club of Fisherville was held at the home of Ellen Sheesley on Tuesday, with sixteen members in attendance. Jean Snyder and Ellen Sheesley served as "fire chiefs" for the and a luncheon was enjoyed following the business session. The club's next meeting will be held at the Phillips home July 19.

RECEIVES SCHOLASTIC AWARD Maynard H. Unger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Unger, 'Lykens Township, received an award from the Mathematical Association of America, for the highest scholastic rating in mathematics at the Williamson School of Mechanical Trades, Media, Pa. Unger, who completed his Junior year at the school with an average of 92.7, was selected to receive the technical course in mechanics for his senior year.

He also was awarded a gold bar for his letter in athletics, which he received last year. KREAMER-WOLFE Miss Loretta M. Wolfe was wed to Samuel F. Kreamer in the United Church of Christ, Urban, recently. The pastor, Rev.

Jacob M. Singer, officiated. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Janet Wolfe, as maid of honor, and bridesmaids were Miss Joan Baer, Philadelphia; Miss Constance Aungst, Harrisburg and Miss Ruth Kreamer of Pine Grove, sister of the bridegroom. Frank Kreamer, brother of the bridegroom, served as best man, and ushers were Eugene Lehrman of Pine Grove; William Klinger, Klingerstown, and Harry Kreamer of Pine Grove. The bride is the daughter of Melvin S.

Wolfe of Herndon. She is a graduate of the Mahanoy Joint High School and the Polyclinic Hospital School of Nursing, Harrisburg. Mr. Kreamer is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel F. Kreamer of Pine Grove. He is a graduate of the Pine Grove High School and Wyomissing Polytechnic Institute, Reading. He is employed by the AMP Company at Williamstown. Mr.

and Mrs. Kreamer will reside in Pine Grove. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Breit visited their ir son, Lieut.

and Mrs. James Breit, Quonset Point, Rhode Island, last week. Lieut. Breit is stationed with the Navy at Quonset Point. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Hoy and Mr. and Mrs. Donald fer visited Mr. and Mrs.

Hoy's son, Pvt. Dale Hoy, at Fort Dix, New Jersey, recently. Pvt. Hoy, who completed a Specialist Training Course at Fort Dix, left last week for duty in Germany. Mrs.

William Kleckner of Bergenfield, New Jersey, was the guest of Mrs. Mabel Shutt, West Broad Street, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arlington Koppenhaver and Mr.

and Mrs. James Reisch and children Sandra and Robert of Linglestown, spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. Faye Arnold, Asbury Park, New Jersey. Andrew Schlegel, Spruce Street, town, who had been a surgical patient in the Polyclinic Hospital, Harrisburg, returned home last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Dewitt Hatch and granddaughter Susan Hatch of Chattanooga, Tennessee, were the guests of Mrs. Stanley Tschopp, North Market Street, during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Dockey of town have returned home from a vacation trip to the Hawaiian Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Dockey made the trip by ship and by plane. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Swab spent last week with their son, and Mrs. Edwin Swab, Plattsburg, New York. Sgt. Swab is stationed with the Air Force at that place.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Row returned last week from a vacation tour of western states and Canada. They also visited his brother, Mr. and Mrs.

George Row, Roseau, Minnesota. Wilmer Hoke of Sunbury, Mary Enders and Mabel Hoke of town, and Mrs. Kathryn Reisch and sons of Millersburg, visited relatives in Lewistown on Friday. Miss Margaret Zeigler visited her sister, Mrs. Arthur Ahalt, College Park, Maryland, last week.

Members of the local Boy Scout Troop are spending the week in Camp at Poe Valley State Park, near Coburn. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffner, town, spent last week with their son-in-law and daughter, Airman and Mrs. Carl Shomper, Rantoul, Illinois.

Airman Shomper is assigned to the Chanute Air Force Base at Rantoul. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dunleavy spent last week with their son-inlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Mills in Milford, Delaware. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Buehler of Wilmington, Delaware, spent the weekend with his brother, Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Buehler. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Weaver and children Michael and James returned last week after a visit in Hollywood, Florida. Local residents who have returned from vacations at Ocean City, Maryland, are: Mr.

and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Der- as Ralph Smeltz, ald Matter and daughter Judith, Mr. and Mrs.

David Gerhard, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lenker and daughter Barbara of town; and Linda Gerhard of Halifax R. D. Gary Weaver of Loyalton and his sister, Mrs.

Evelyn Tranosky and sons Ronald and Michael of Pottsville, visited their uncles, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Weaver and U. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Weaver, and families in Buffalo, New York, last week. NAMED TO BOROUGH OFFICE Mrs. Donald Grimm was elected Secretary of the Elizabethville Borough Council at a meeting of the Council Monday evening. Mrs. Grimm succeeds Stephen E.

Snyder, who resigned. It has been announced that the next regular meeting of the Borough Council will be held in the new fire company building, South Market Street, August 8 at 8:00 p. m. LEITZEL--LONG Miss Joan B. Long of Dornsife R.

D. 1, was wed to Park W. Leitzel of Berrysburg, in Hebron Evangelical United Brethren Church, Millersburg, recently. The bride was attended by Miss Ruth Troutman of Dornsife, as maid of honor, and her sister, Miss Lorraine Long as bridesmaid. James Young of Harrisburg, served as best man, and Charles Leitzel Berrysburg, brother of the bridegroom, and Raymond Bordner of Dornsife, were ushers.

The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob F. Long of DornI sife R. D.

1. She is a graduate of the Mahanoy Joint High School, Dalmatia, and is employed by the Johnson-Baillie Shoe Company, Millersburg. Mr. Leitzel is the son of Mr. land Mrs.

Charles Leitzel of Berrysburg. He is a graduate of the Upper Dauphin Joint High School, Elizabethville, and is also employed by the Johnson-Baillie Shoe Company. Mr. and Mrs. Leitzel will reside in Millersburg.

TROUTMAN-WILLIARD James D. Troutman of Loyalton and Nancy E. Williard of Elizabethville, were married in Salem Lutheran Church, town, Saturday afternoon, July 2 at 3:00 o'clock. The pastor, Rev. W.

Z. Artz, performed the double ring ceremony. The couple was attended by Mrs. Marlin Stoneroad, sister of the bridegroom, as matron of honor; and Fred Williard, brother of the bride, as best man. Walter Troutman of Gratz, and Donald Williard of Elizabethville, brothers of the bridegroom and bride were ushers.

Miss Dorothy Artz, organist, played the wedding music, and Mrs. John Lehman was soloist. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Williard of Elizabethville and Mr.

Troutman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Troutman of Loyalton. A reception was held in the fire company hall at Gratz, following the ceremony. The couple will reside in Elizabethville.

WED IN ILLINOIS Miss Mary L. Chapple of Lebanon, Illinois, and William H. Wood of Gratz, were married recently in St. United Church of Christ, Lebanon, Illinois. Rev.

Howard H. Poetter ficiated. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Barbara Chapple as maid of honor, and Mr. Charles Haynes of Charleston, Mississippi, served as best man. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Chapple of Lebanon, Illinois. She is a graduate of the Lebanon Community High School, and is employed by the Laclede Steel Company, St. Louis. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs.

Emily G. Wood of Gratz. He is a graduate of the Tri-Valley High School, Hegins Township and is serving with the Army at Marine, Illinois. The couple will live in Lebanon, Illinois. DUTTRY-ADAMS Miss Bernice Adams and Ronald F.

Duttry, both of Dalmatia, were married in the Pilgrim Holiness Church at Rebuck, recently. The pastor, Rev. Harry Daniels, performed the ceremony. Miss Barbara A. Duttry of Elverson, was maid of honor, and Mark Howerter of Dornsife, served as best man.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Adams of Dalmatia and is a graduate of the Mahanoy Joint High School. She is employed by the Pillow Manufacturing Company.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Duttry of Dalmatia and is also a graduate of the Mahanoy Joint High School and is serving with the U. S. Navy.

ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gotshall of Pillow, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Lucille E. Gotshall, to James F. Nye, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward M. Nye of Elysburg, Pa. Miss Gotshall is a graduate of the Upper Dauphin Joint High School, Elizabethville, and is employed by the Pennsylvania Heart Association, Harrisburg. Mr.

Nye is a graduate of the Ralpho Township High School, Elysburg and is employed by the Cellu Products Company, of "Shamokin..