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Elizabethtown Chronicle from Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania • 6

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Page Six THE CHRONICLE, ELIZABETHTOWN, FRIDAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1947 Famous Name Comes To Gretna Playhouse The Best Is Still The Cheapest Try COLE COAL ED. KEENE Baker's Dining Room Closed After 2.30 P. M. Sunday, June 8th WOOD COAL PHONE 158-M MT. JOY "LET US MAKE IT HOT FOR YOU" Local Veterans To Attend V.

F. W. Banquet Tonite Nearly one. hundred fifty mem bers of -the Veterans of Foreign Wars have been invited to attend a banquet of Fred Barley Post 5667, here, in its newly acquired Park Home, i rlday, June at 7 clock. Each member is expected to be accompanied by a prospective mem 1 I i ber as his guest, who can quality with overseas service during wartime, according to Commander Roth-rock.

Prominent Department of Penn Washing, Polishing and Greasing CARS Also Wheel Balancing OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK LEAMAN'S TIRE STORE 205 S. Market St. ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. sylvania Veterans of Foreign Wars fideii uerr4gi two ear mi Carol Hammerstein Carol Hammerstein, bearer of one of the most famous names in show business and a capable actress in her own right, has signed a contract to appear this summer at the Gretna 4 -v A "SN Iktf Playhouse, Mt. Gretna, Pa.

She has been cast in "Room Service," the omciais also are expected to be in attendance. Following the banquet, entertainment and a social session will be provided for the returned overseas veterans. In line with the practice of attending memorial church services in honor1 of their fallen comrades, a large delegation of the membership of Fred Barley Post attended services in the Mt. Calvary Church, here, Sunday morning. The Rev.

Hiram Lefever, pastor of the church, addressed the returned overseas veterans, speaking upon the subject "By Faith We Understand." The services were broadcast over Radio Station WKBO. Members of the local post participated in three separate Memorial Day parades and ceremonies last Friday. The first occasion was dur opening production, which starts a week's run at this popular summer theatre on Thursday, June 12. Miss Hammerstein is the daughter of Arthur, famous New York producer; her mother is well known as Dorothy Dalton, star of the silent movies, and her uncle is the widely known Oscar Hammerstein, who wrote the book for "Oklahoma," and other notable successes. After graduating trom tne American Academy of Dramatic Art, she was with the Uptown Players of Pre-War Colliery Coal AT SUMMER PRICES Get Your Next Winter's Coal While Prices Are Reduced All Sizes C.

H. CUNNINGHAM PHONE 299 RHEEMS, PA. ing the morning, when more than a score of veterans joined the annual pilgrimage to Mt. Tunnel Cemetery. here, to honor the war dead of all Chicago for one season and then played summer stock at Gloucester, where critics highly praised her acting ability and rated her as one of the most promising of the younger actresses.

Miss Hammerstein has joined the company of twenty Broadway and Hollywood performers assembled at Mt. Gretna by Charles F. Coahlan. Mr wars. Upon their return to the center of town, a wreath was placed at the Honor Roll memorial, with appropriate ceremonies conducted by V.

F. W. officers, accompanied by taps and ceremonial music by the Moose Junior Drum and Bugle A Product of General Motors who again directs at the little thea- When in doubt choose a Pontine! ire in me wooas. The season, starting Thursday, June 12, will run for ten weeks, with "Ten Little Indians" and "Tillie, a Mennonite Maid," listed for the second ana third productions. MIMEOGRAPHING at its best! See Us for Your Duplicating Needs We guarantee NEATNESS, ACCURACY and PROMPTNESS at LOW COSTS Goodprint Letter Shop COR.

WASHINGTON MARKET STS. ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. is extremely economical -just about as economical as any car you could buy. These things are always true of Pontiac year after year. So regardless of when you expect to get your next car, choose a Pontiac.

We are certain it will make you happy, from every standpoint. TWO POINTS TO REMEMBER: (l) The tooner you place your order far a new Pontiac, the earlier you will get it. (2) You will get more for your present If there is any doubt in your mind about which motor car would best meet your requirements we respectfully suggest that you choose a Pontiac. Practically everyone who owns a Pontiac would tell you that it is the ideal car for the average family. Pontiac offers a full measure of all the important things you want, and need, in an automobile.

It is big, beautiful, safe and comfortable. It is a constant joy to own and drive. It is remarkably dependable and long-lived. Yet despite all this fine-car quality Pontiac Corps. During the afternoon a number of V.

F. W. members journeyed to Marietta and Maytown, where they participated in similar exercises. Honored At Shower On Friday, May 23, Miss Nancy Gingrich gave a shower' for Miss Joyce Lesher. Those attending included: Arlene Schuldt, Faye Stotz, Mary Ellen Shank, Faye Etter, Mrs.

Clyde Boyer, Marie Heilman, Kath-ryn Nissley, Mrs. Joseph Gingrich, Mrs. Lesher, Mrs. Joseph Gingrich, Miss Joyce Lesher and Miss Nancy Gingrich, all of this borough, and Mrs. John Peters, and Mrs.

Richard Yontz, of Harrisburg. Games were played and refreshments were served. Miss Lesher received many lovely gifts. Only thing a Red diplomat will Stock County Streams With 21,950 Catfish Under the supervision of Warden Robert M. Greener, Lancaster, the Pennsylvania Fish Commission this spring stocked Lancaster County streams with a total of 21,950 adult catfish, according to a report issued by Greener last week.

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1928-1977