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THE CHRONICLE. ELIZ AB ETHTO WN FRIDAY AUGUST 25, 1950 speacnes! Keaci.es. CARPENTER WORK Metal Weatherstripping Caulking Storm Doors and Screens WORK GUARANTEED Call Elizabethtown 103-J-5 Call or See Elmer G. Strick-ler, Elizabethtown, Pa. Let him insure that mortgage on your home, or obligations COST.

ELIZABETHTOWN CHRONICLE Established In 186" JOHN G. WESTAFEB Editor and Publisher, 18 to 19J0 GEOKUE VV. WESTAFEB Editor and Co-Publisher, 1920 to 1947 5 For Sale at 5 4 Tydol Service Station N. Market Summit Sis. Published Weekly on Friday by J.

G. WESTAFER SON RAY WESTAFER, Editor 5 BRANDT'S Address all communications to THE ELIZABETHTOWN CIIHONICLS North Market Klizabetliunvn, l'a. Telephone, Elizabethtown 9-lt Auto Body Shop 9 211 S. Market St. Phone 127-J tUzabelhiown Elizabethtown Public Library Drive The final report of the annual Library Drive for funds conducted by the Library Department of the Elizabeth Hughes Society follows: N.

Market Street Mrs. J. R. Brown, Mrs. Mae Tennis 59.45 N.

Market Street Mrs. D. G. Nein, Mrs. E.

C. Smuck 18.00 N. Market Street Miss K. O. Miller, Mrs.

J. W. Aungst 39.25 N. Poplar N. Maple Sts.

Mrs. Russel Miller, Mrs. C. S. Smith 38.00 N.

Hanover Street Mrs. M. E. Patton, Mrs. Cora Angstadt 17.00 N.

Spruce, E. Willow and N. Locust Sts. Mrs. W.

G. Hain 24.00 W. Willow, Summit Cottage Sts. Mrs. Paul Gerber, Mrs.

Galen Herr 9.25 E. W. Hummelstown St. Mrs. Mary Reber 17.00 E.

High Street Mrs. John Arndt, Mrs. John Baker 20.00 E. High Street Mrs. John Wright, Mrs.

Owen Myers ($5.00 order for books) 28.10 E. High Street Mrs. Robert Rice, Mrs. Walter Shank 25.65 E. Park Street Mrs.

Donald Ulrich, Mrs. Harry Kreider 27.55 E. Park Street Mrs. C. M.

Wenger, Mrs. R. Clemens 27.00 Washington Street Mrs. B. G.

Hoffman, Mrs. M. Hellerich 6.00 College Ave. Mrs. R.

W. Schlosser, Mrs. Ira Herr 21.50 College Ave. Mrs. Robert Boggs 13.00 Orange and S.

Hanover Sts. Mrs. E. R. Kraybill, Mrs.

John Wenger 40.00 E. Bainbridge S. Spruce Sts. Mrs. J.

M. Garber, Mrs. T. M. Garber 6.50 Mt.

Joy, Arch Cedar Sts. Mrs. Jos. Schneitman, Mrs. G.

C. Kilhefner 28.25 S. Spruce, Lemon, Cherry Groff Ave. Mrs. Jack Horner, Mrs.

J. F. Gingrich 25.50 W. High Street Mrs. W.

K. Moore, Mrs. S. D. Owens 22.50 W.

High Street Mrs. Frank Alwine 45.15 'Flaming Arrow 'Gas-Blowing Machines' at Front TAIPEI, Formosa, Aug. 19. Perhaps this won't sound like the same war to you. The Chinese are reading all about what Americans are doing in Korea with "gas-blowing machines" and "naming arrow pipes." A "gas-blowing machine" is a jet.

And a "naming arrow pipe" is a bazooka. Chinese is a simple language But it wasn't built to translate the simple terms of modern warfare. Here's a re-translation of some Chinese translations: Aircraft carrier: aviation mother ship. Antiaircraft gun: high shooting gun. Bayonet: thrusting knife.

Caliber: mouth diameter. Camouflage: false makeup. Howitzer: sliding shell cannon. Rocket: flaming arrow. Rocket launcher: flaming arrow thrower.

Sound detector: listening machine. Searchlight: sky-lighting lamp. Target: eye objective. Trench: battle ditch. Hum vVOk3VVVVVVVVXVVVVVJk' THB CHRONICLE is served weekly by mall, at 12.00 per annum; $1.08 per six months, anywhere in the United States; $2.50 per annum In Canada; $3.50 In otiier foreign countries.

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Kntered at Post Office at Elizabethtown, as second-class matter. it NOW PLAYiNo Uwim i Muo ii Lively and Hilarious Domestic Comedy "THE FAMILY UPSTAIRS" Week Ending Wednesday, August 30 FORMICA Sink Tops Counters Kitchen Bathroom Wall Tile Tile Floors Venetian Blinds Leonard L. Safko Phone 3-3491 Mt. Joy, Pa. FRIDAY AUGUST 25, 1950 Gretna's Great Cast in Another Brilliant Comedy Hit if Curtain 8:30 P.

M. Admission $1.00 Plus Tax Trench mortar: hurriedly throw Trench mortar: hurriedly Lehman Book throw- inP cannon. 1 New moneys worth for you in a lowest price car! W. High Street Mrs. Waldo Baker, Mrs.

H. K. Dorsheimer aa.yu S. Market Street Mrs. W.

K. Winters, Mrs. J. R. Parrett 104.00 S.

Market Street Mrs. T. H. Needham 84.00 S. Market Street Mrs.

A. P. Wenger, Miss Mabel Eshelman 40.75 S. Market Street Mrs. F.

L. Olweiler, Mrs. E. Puchaty 95.00 American Legion Auxiliary 5.00 S. Market Street Mrs.

J. H. Garber, Mrs. Henry Coble 19.25 S. Market Street Mrs.

H. D. Kuntzelman, Mrs. L. H.

Myer 26.00 S. Poplar Street Mrs. R. C. Flory, Miss Irma Heck 42.00 W.

Bainbridge St. Mrs. H. W. Musser, Mrs.

J. W. Heisey 32.35 Brown Street Wilson Ave. Mrs. J.

B. Fisher 22.25 Linden Highlawn Aves. Mrs. R. J.

Simpson 12.50 Elizabeth Hughes Society 100.00 Order of Eastern Star 10.00 B.P.W. Club 5.00 Announces mmJ A frA I I. r- I tiaiSil Beautiful Dry Cleaning $1,185.65 A. Mae Tennis, Treasurer. We are very grateful to the people of Elizabethtown for their generous contributions, to the solicitors for their time and the Elizabethtown Chronicle for the publicity which helped make this drive a success.

Library Board. Wifh Our Naw Aft-hnur prvirp WM. -TW Lr) La At No Extra Cost AND THE OWE TO BUY ily of thirteen, Elizabethtown R. D. one traveling greatest distance, Lloyd (Mr.

and Mrs.) Espenschied, Kew Gardens, L. I. Officers elected are as follows: Earl F. Espenschied, Lancaster, president; Marlin Espenshade, Middle-town, vice-president; Dorothy Es-benshade, Bird-in-Hand, recording secretary; S. S.

Wenger, Paradise, corresponding secretary; M. G. Es-benshade, Lancaster, treasurer. The families will meet at the same place in 1951, on the third Sunday of August. IS THE STUDEBAKER CHAMPION AS SHOWN I 2 1st Annual Reunion Of Espenshades Held Two hundred three persons registered for the twenty-first annual reunion of the Espenshade, Esben-shade, Espenschied families, Sunday, August 20 the Elizabeth-town College campus.

Following registration, a Sunday school service was held with Prof. Eby Espenshade, dean of men at the college, and the reunion president of the past several years, as superintendent. Prof. Galen Kilhefner, professor of sociology at the college, taught the lesson. Geraldine and Pauline Espenshade, twin daughters of Mr.

and Mrs. Wesley Espenshade, Elizabethtown R. D. 2, rendered several vocal selections. After lunch, a program of children's games was held outdoors, with Mrs.

Mary Denlinger and Mrs. Elizabeth Landis in charge, and a program for adults, indoors, with Prof. Eby Espenshade presiding. STUDEBAKER CHAMPION 2-D00R CUSTOM SEDAN $1549 DELIVERED IN RHEEMS one COPENMAVEIR'S COUNTRY MARKET Wholesale and Retail NEXT TO LANCASTER COUNTY FARM DINER ONE MILE SOUTH OF ELIZABETHTOWN PHONE ELIZABETHTOWN 471 Week-end Specials BANANAS Ib. 12c WATERMELONS 75c op NO.

1 PEACHES $1.50 op SMALL EGGS doz. 29c GRAPEFRUIT 7 for 25c Pk. RAMBO APPLES 45c caw. Garman Reunion The twenty-fifth annual reunion of the Garman family will be held at Lititz Springs Park, Lititz, tomorrow (Saturday, August 26), with a program to be presented at 2 p. m.

AU members of the clan are being urged to attend. There are more than 1500 members on the family register. Mrs. Minnie Eshleman, this borough, is secretary of the clan, and George S. Garman, Reistertown, is pres State and heal taxes, if any, trtrm PrlcM may vary tfahriy 'm nearby conMMmHfeg dw to dtffsranoit lraportattow chora Comparably law pricM on eiKw Srudbks Champion Custom mo4lw 4-doo msUb, 8-pus.

Stulighl Mir, buinM aeut Mrs. Alma Espenshade led group- rfcM tubet to dioae wfltwut nolle singing, with Miss Grace Espenshade as pianist. Lloyd Espenschied, Kew Gardens, Long Island, gave the historian's report, and Dr. R. W.

Schlosser. professor of English at ident. Elizabethtown College, spoke on OPEN SUNDAYS AT NOON "Making Good Our Heritage. Prizes were awarded as follows: Oldest person present, John Henry Espenshade, Middletown, 83; youngest, Carol Ann Rutt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold B. Rutt. Hum Heisey Reunion The annual reunion of the Heisey family will be held Saturday, August 26, starting at 10 a. at Mt. Lebanon Park, near Sunset Market.

The speaker will be Dr. Green, who will speak at 2 p. m. All members of the clan are being invited to attend the affair. melstown R.

D. 2, four months; larg est family, Wesley Espenshade fam RHEEMS GARAGE Rheems, Pa. Route 230 Grace CBIough ELIZABETHTOWN. PA. 116 S.

MARKET STREET acony separates BJ IT'S 6RAND THB WAY AND HOW THAT L4 OUR. NEW QUO-THERM POWER-AIR DOES Notice to Voters For Your Convenience You May Register to Vote at Any of the Following Places: The Registrars for Permanent Registration of Electors in Boroughs and Townships will sit at the below mentioned places on the date or dates designated, from 10:00 a. to 3:00 p. and 7:00 p. to 10:00 p.

m. EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME to receive new registrations and Removal Notices for the General Election. November 7, 1950. Voters who become of age on or before November 8, 1950 will be eligible to register and cast their first vote November 7, 1950. Electors who are REGISTERED and voted within two years need not heed this notice UNLESS they have moved from the district from which they last voted.

Anyone living in any borough or any township in Lancaster County may register at anyof the below named places on the dates and days designated or in the Registration Office, Court House, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, every day up to and including Sat, September 16, 1950, during Court House hours 8:30 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. EASTERN DAYLIGHT TI1VE and Sat.

8:30 a. m. to 12:00 noon EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1950 WEST DONEGAL TOWNSHIP Masonic Homes. FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1 950 MOUNT JOY TOWNSHIP School House Bldg.

on road from Milton Grove to Rheems. THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1950 RAPHO TOWNSHIP Property of Raymond Arndt, School House Newtown. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1950 MARIETTA BOROUGH Council Chamber, Center Hall. SATURDAY, SETEMBER 9, 1950 LITITZ BOROUGH Lititz Fire Hall. EAST PETERSBURG BOROUGH Fire House.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1950 MOUNT JOY BOROUGH H. S. Newcomer Son Hardware Store. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1950 CONOY TOWNSHIP Bainbridge Fire Company House, Bainbridge. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1950 ELIZABETHTOWN BOROUGH Friendship Fire Company, South Market Street.

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