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12 The Gazette and Daily, York, Tuesday MorninS February 8, 1949 I I Tj -ft aw Special Police Officer Named Marshall Smith appointed officer at Wellsvilie for 60-day; triaS period. Wellsvilie Marshall Smith, of Dillsburg, began active duty as a special police officer in the borough last Friday. Smith, who also holds a similar position in Franklintown and East Berlin, is a deputy sheriff of York county. Borough council appointed Smith as a special officer last November, but he didn't assume his, duties until last week. Smith will hold the position for a trial period of 60 days, after which council will decide on hiring him on a permanent basis, a member of council said last night.

His salary was reported at $1 per hour. will be on duty only when it is desirable to have an officer present in the borough. Council Elects New Policeman William L. Meninger, Dallas-town, RD 1, named member of Red Lion police force succeeding Ervin Fauth, resigned. Red Lion William L.

Meninger, Glenn Terrace, Dallastown, RD 1, was elected a member of the Red Lion borough police department last evening to fill a vacancy created by the resignation of Ervin Fauth. Meninger was chosen after he and two others of the seven applicants were interviewed by borough council's public safety and Chief Burgess Raymond D. Roth. The committee includes: Gordon Neff, chairman, Jean La-Motte and Frederick Toomey. Meninger, a former truck operator, will assume his duties tomorrow morning, Neff announced last evening.

His salary was set at $48 per week for the first six months. Fauth's resignation will be effective Saturday. Fauth intends to enter business in another field. According to action approved by council at its Friday evening meeting, Meninger will work the No. 2 post, which includes the checking of the parking meters and foot patrol duty in the central section of town, for an indefinite trial period.

During that same period, Chief of Police Paul Royer will have day work, filling the No. 1 position, and George Rohrbaugh, the other officer, will be the No. IT" Photo by The Gazette and Daily AT RED LION YOUTH RALLY These young people were the speakers and some of the officials attending the united Christian Youth rally held Sunday afternoon in Bethany EUB church, Red Lion, as a climax to the observance of National Youth week. Standing in the front row, leit to right: Miss Gloria Manchey, Red Lion, one of the speakers; Miss Nancy Becker, Red Lion, president of the Luther League of Grace Lutheran church, Red Lion, and Miss Betty Ruff, Dallastown, president of the District No. 1' Youth Council.

Left to right in the second row are: Benjamin Wineka, Red Lion RD, president of the young people's division, York County Sabbath School association; David Neff, Red Lion RD, president of the Red Lion Branch Christian Endeavor, and Richard Dietz, Windsor, the other speaker. Iff T- Mrs. Mary Ditmer Of Dillsburg RD Given Last Rites Dillsburg Funeral services were held yesterday at Klugh Funeral home, here, for Mrs. Mary Ditmer who died Friday at the home of her son, Charles F. Ditmer, Dillsburg, RD.

Pallbearers were: Eugene Murray, John Murray, Myrl Markel, Howard Weaver, Warren Myers and Arthur Bushey. Rev. G. N. Young, pastor of Franklintown Lutheran church, officiated.

Interment was in Dillsburg cemetery. Why risk losing eggs? Follow the proved Larro Pullet Plan. Feed Larro Chick Builder a combined starting and growing mash for the first 12 weeks. Then, Larro Egg Mash for the rest of their lives. Supplies carefully worked out-balance of nutrients chicks need to become strong, well-devfeloped pullets.

See us today, before you start a new lot of chicks, for your supply of Larro "Farm-resred" Chick Builder. Ervin M. Spongier YORK DIAL 2023 P. S. Snyder Son Broad beck.

Pa. rilOXE GLEN KOCK 112-R-18 E. O. Sprenkle Son HELLAM DIAL 60713 BAlMCt fUU CJJQB Grange Holds Annual Supper Yearly event conducted by Fawn Grove organization in local fire company hall. Fawn Grove The annual turkey supper of the Fawn Grove Grange 1733 was held Wednesday evening" at the fire company hall.

During the entertainment program, Rev. Herbert Weaver presented a magic program and Mrs. Mary Devilbiss conducted a simulated "Dr. I. program.

Music for the evening was supplied by an electric recorder. Those attending were: Rev. and Mrs. Herbert L. Weaver, Jr.

Rev. and Mrs. Eugene R. Ackerman, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Tyson, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown, JVIr. and Mrs. William Anderson, Dr.

and Mrs. Thomas Brown, Mr. and' Mrs. Ralph Mat-son, Mr. and Mrs.

Orion Hess, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. John Ruff, and Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Stewart. Also, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Almony, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Horsman, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shrodes, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tyson, Mrs. Hannah Brown, Mrs. Ella Picker, Mrs.

Nettie Slenker, Mrs. Gladys McGinnis, Mrs. Mary Devilbiss, Mrs. Clara Waltimyer, Mrs. Mattie Mundorff, Miss Helen Trout, Miss Elizabeth Scott, Miss Sara Campbell, John Tyson, John Brown, Thomas Wilson, Joseph Devilbiss, Thomas Brown, Donald Devilbiss, Richard Myers, Hubbard Mitchell, Roma Jean Hess, Anna Wilson and Susan Brown.

Home From Hospital Mrs. Glenn Brown returned to her home here Sunday from York hospital. Charles Trout is confined to her home by illness. William H. Gross, Former Manchester-Resident, Buried Manchester Funeral services for William H.

Gross, a resident of this place for many years, who died Friday at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James S. Brown, 138 Heather road, Upper Darby. were held yesterday at A.

Zeigler's Sons Funeral home, here. Rev. Samuel R. Frank, pastor of Christ Lutheran church, Manchester, officiated. Serving as pallbearers were: John Bern-heisel.

James Bernheisel, William Wilson, Holland Fite, Chester Gross and Curvin Weidman. Interment was in Manchester cemetery. SHREWSBURY For Sale S-Rooni Honso Bath and furnace, other buildings, between 6 and 7 acres ground. First place off Trail on Stewartstown road. Mrs.

Bertha Diehl. New Freedom, RD 2. Adv. f5-3t Red Lion Youth Center Furthers Remodeling Plans Red Lion Further plans for the Red Lion Youth Center's remodeling project were made at last night's meeting of the executive committee when Rev. Dr.

Oliver K. Maurer, president, announced the appointment of several adult committee chairmen. David R. Fink, immediate past president of the center, was named chairman of the finance commit1 tee. It had been stated earlier that the financial drive, to raise an approximate $40,000 for the renovating of the Municipal building into new quarters for the center, will be inaugurated next month.

Charles R. Nitchkey was reappointed as chairman of the program committee. The president was authorized to appoint the personnel for the building committee from among the groups represented on the center's board of governors. Mrs. Harvey Frederick, center supervisor, announced canteen expenditures last month were $98.70 while the receipts were $99.88.

These volunteer chaperones served at the center last month, Mrs. Frederick said: Mrs. W. Russell Strayer, Mrs. David R.

Fink, Mrs. George Alwood and Mrs. Earl Warner, all of the Country club Ladies' auxiliary, and the following others: Mrs. Robert Norris, Mrs. Belle Flinchbaugh, Mr.

and Mrs. Levere Kauffman and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yosenchak. Robert E.

Bacon, The Brogue, Dies. Teacher 37 Years The Brogue Robert E. Bacon, a teacher in Chanceford township schools for the past 37 years, died yesterday at 10:25 a. m. in St.

Joseph's hospital, Lancaster. He was 60. He was a member of Bethel Methodist church and Sunday school. He served as superintendent of the Sunday school for the past 20 years and was a member of the church trustee board. Mr.

Bacon was president of the Bethel Cemetery association, and was affiliated with the Masonic Order 649 of Red Lion Surviving are: His wife, Clara "NMargaret Haugh Bacon; a son, R. Earl Bacon, at home: three brothers. William Bacon, Wrights-ville RD; James and Harry Bacon, both of here; two sisters, Mrs. Cyrus Runkle. Felton RD, and Mrs.

Donald Taylor, Red Lion RD 1. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p. m. at Burg Funeral home, Red Lion. Rev.

M. D. Long, former pastor of Bethel Methodist church, will officiate, assisted by the present pastor, Rev. N. L.

Scott. Interment will be in Bethel Methodist cemetery. DALLASTOWN Plumbing, Heatinff Sheet Metal Work John F. Helfncn. lis N.

Pleasant bl. Dallastown. Phone 72-W. Red Lion Ex. Adv.

H-lmo Sub-Chairmen Named For Annual Business Show At Red Lion Red Lion Sub-chairmen for the third annual Red Lion business show, to be staged next week, have been announced by the local Junior Chamber of Commerce, the sponsoring organization. They are as follows: Dennis Myers, lay-out and construction; Atty. S. S. Laucks, personnel; Bert P.

Stein and Frank Burke, door; Paul R. McGuigan, tickets and treasurer, and James R. Smith, member-at-large. Charles McGuigan and George Bowers are the general chairmen. The show will be staged at Sterner Chevrolet garage.

South Main street, four evenings next week, Wednesday through Saturday. Borough Briefs The Young Ladies' Bible class will meet at 7:30 o'clock this evening in the social rooms of Bethany EUB church. Dr. John Bieri, Philadelphia, will be the guest speaker for dinner meeting of the local Lions club at 6 o'clock this evening at Warner's Dairy store. Albert Gohn, West Gay street, who fractured his hip in a fall recently, will be removed today from York hospital to the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Mervin Bull, 19 Blue Ridge road, Front Royal, Va. These two calls were made yesterday by. F. B.

Olewiler ambulance: Mrs. Francis Heisey from York hospital to her home, York RD 3, and Mrs. Harry W. Smith and infant son from the hospital to their home, Red Lion RD 1. Red Lion VFW Ladies' auxiliary will meet at 7:45 o'clock this evening in the post home, 815 So.uth Main street.

The Loyal Daughters of the King Sunday school class of St. Paul's Evangelical United Brethren church, Mrs. J. T. teacher, will hold its annual covered dish social Thursday at 6:30 p.m.

in the social room of the church. The Gleaners class of St. Paul's EUB Sunday School, taught by Mrs. Herman A. Ebert.

will hold its annual covered dish social Thursday at, 6:30 p.m. in the new kitchen of the church. Saw Fllinff Hand. CrOss-Cut And circular saws. Tools and knives ground.

Rear 561 South Main St. Adv. I7-3t Foreman Wanted for automatic machine dep't. of cigar factory in Red Lion. Experience required.

Excellent opportunity for proper party: Write Box 824, co the Gazette Daily. Adv. 15-tf nivner's Atlantic Service 760 W. Broadway. Red Lion Adv.

jl9-l mo TO 'MEET TONIGHT Roundtown The Farm Women Society No. 5 will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Mary Koch-enour. FAIRVIEW TWP. Budget Notice The closed budget of Fairview Township for 1949 is now open for inspection for 20 days at the home of John A.

Brenne-man, Sec, Mechanicsburg, RD 3. Adv. f8-2t 3, or night duty, officer. At the same meeting, council authorized the safety committee to hire the new policeman after last night's interviews. Mrs.

Clarence E. Miller Mrs. Daisy May Dresher Miller, wife of Clarence E. Miller, 48 North Main street, died at her residence at 5 p.m. She was 63.

A daughter of the late George W. and Catherine Keller Dresher, she is survived ty her husband, and a brother, Edward Dresher, Red Lion. She was a member of Pleasant Grove EUB church for 40 years. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Burg Funeral home, here.

Rev. Charles Sechrist, pastor of Red Lion EUB circuit, will officiate. Interment will be in Bethlehem EUB church cemetery. Motorist Fined $50 A Red Lion RD 2 motorist paid a fine of $50 after a hearing before Chief Burgess Raymond Roth yesterday morning on a charge of disorderly conduct as a result of an automobile accident on West Broadway about 7 o'clock Sunday night. Police said the defendant, Leroy Schoff, was driving west en West Broadway when his car sideswiped an east-bound vehicle, operated by Theodore Scheffer, York RD 3.

Borough Officer George Rohrbaugh estimated damage to both cars at $150. No one was injured. Aboard Cruiser Two local youths are serving aboard the light cruiser USS Portsmouth with the Atlantic Fleet. They are Chester D. Schell, seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mrs.

Florence Schell, Red Lion, RD 2, and Donald Arthur Brown, seaman apprentice, USN. Schell, who entered the naval service June 13, 1947, received his recruit, training at the Naval Training center, Great Lakes, 111. Brown also received recruit training at Great Lakes, and entered the service July 21, 1948. Before entering the service, Brown attended Red Lion High school. Fishing Equipment Show Friday afternoon and evening, Feb.

31," at H. W. Sheeler Hardware, Red Lion. Pa. Co-sponsored by Red Lion Fish and Game association and Sheeler Hardware.

Adv. f8-4t Refrigeration Service Call Red Lion Refrigeration lor your commercial and domestic service needs. Prompt service and all work guaranteed. Located above Frcy's Service Station, East Bdwy. extd.

Phone 260-M. Adv. fl-lmo Tou Never Saw Anything like the prices at La.Motte's January clearance sale. The best buys in the history of the store. LaMotte's Adv.

125-tf Right Wrapper Binder Layers Wanted for fast Ogar.ilo machine. Amb-A-Tip Red Lion. Adv. j27-tl Wrapper Binder Layers Wanted lor cigar machines. Am-A-Tip Cigar Red Lion.

Adv. j27-tf Television Is Here To Stay Home entertainment at moderate cost. See Ben C. Zarfos 731-33 W. Bdwy.

First Television Adv f5-3t Now Is The Time To Modernize Tou- kitchen. Estimates freely given. Phone 345-W or call at 561 South Main Street, Red Lion. Adv. 18.10.12 anted: Stripping Machine Operator four or five hours daily, also operator to perforate heads.

Stuart S. Shindler. Wal-fick Railroad alleys. Phone S7X. Adv.

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