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PAGE TWO Social and Personal Events in ttysb ettysurg Ptbne Gettysburg 640 or Bfelerrflle 8 150 ATTEND -Members -the Albert J. Xe'ntz post No. ,202 with the Women's 1' Auxiiiaiy, Junior Auxhiary and 'ihe. sons' the "the twenty -second founding the AinericanL, Legion witlx partyMonday' evening '-at the Lentz post home on street with approximately 150 persons in New former department historian, -was. entertainment-program was provided and refreshments were served.

Mrs. Gervus W-, Myers, president of gave of and. presented to the. Lenta post members three-tier decorated with candles aiid -a "small-flag. The birth-" day-cake and later post commander, presided.

'There was a SQlo-by'Charlotte Winebrenner accompanied by her mother, Wedding Mrs." LeRoy. ings -fby. Eloise, Dillrnan and. Dons Gitlin 'and a piano" -solo hy. Ida Alexander, of.

the Junior Auxiliary. Mr. Hopkins spoke of the -history and accomplishments of 'the -and --of. to the, Tie birthday- celebration -Lentz post Horace. -E.

Paul Frank were elected the delegates to annual -Legion in mi'd-AugusEr RoV Alexander 'JoHn- Sh'eSef" Harry office for the dinner which be 'held at the -association building on Friday evening at 6:15 o'clock. The year's work will be planned, election results announced and there will be" an entertainment program. Prof. Donald, R. Heiges, of the Gettysburg college faculty, will address the Harrisburg branch of the Women's League of Gettysburg college Friday.

The next meeting of the "Women's League of Gettysburg college will be fteld Tuesday afternoon, March 25, at 2:30 o'clock, -at Christ Lutheran chur-ch. The committee oh arrange- requests that -all new members of the -League arrange to be present. Miss Anna 'S. Swisher, a student nurse at the hospital, spent the "weekend at her Home, Baltimore street. -Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Swisher, Baltimore street, visited Sunday with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. C.

E. 'Swishes Philadelphia. Swisher, who has been ill eight Tveeks, is "still a patient JJQ the'' Gefmaii- town hospital "is reported improved. Mrs. C.

E. will remain in Philadelphia for. a week, or ten days. Nester--Merelock Miss Isabel A. Morelock, daughter of and Mrs.

-Walter Gettysburg -1, -and "-Emanuel R. Nester, son of Mr. and Harvey Nester, Littlestown, were united' in marriage Saturday at -Silver Run. The ring -ceremony was performed by the Earl Gardner in St. Mary's "Reformed church.

They were attended brother of the' bride, and Miss Betty The bridegroom is employed at the Keystone Cabinet works in Littles-" The couple will-reside at the home of the bridegroom. County Biglerville me WILL KEEP was "announced "awards, to trie''county' liegioii essay will oh' April '17 instead "of Apnl'TS'as p'feviQusly. an-; nounced" the will be presented by James Rust, Columfcia, camp cornniittee' chairman '1 instead of Department 7 Commander -Charles Cook, of "West. Pittston. 'ip an3.

Mrs. B. -Frazee, street, returned -Monday evening from 'where "they'visited Mr. Frazee's. motherV'Mrs.

Enroute home', ithey "ivisited ih "Indiana, Twith er-in-law-and and "Mrs. K. J)r; ana T. HaroW TWcMur- ray. -will -move the end of the from -Stratton itr.eet West Orange.Street, Doctor McMurray, who has been: associated the' Sershey Creamery -in' Gettysburg, with'Lari- cast-er Al birthdaj jiatrty was held 'for Soridra -Pensinger, three-year-old daughter Mr.

-and 'Mrs. street, on "Sat- The children; present were Nancy Moul, -Deanna Denter, Jack -and Albert Treher. Also present TKlunkel, THrs. Denter, -Mrs. Joseph Eendle- hart, 'Treher 'arid grandrriothe'r, H.Irs..-C.

Keeps 45th Tryst On St. Patrick's Day Reading, 18 (AP)-The wind whistled through the treetops with a sound like a the cold deep on the slopes of Neversink mountain' Schaeffer. -kept his 45th day at of an-old-Irish The-keys on the comets of of "Schaeffer's friends froze in tlie bitter cold-and the music played by beginning July much of it 'immediately. "The defense of -South America, if we 'were would be a far'more difficult-'and expensive task, 1 Btimson said that 95 per cent of the supplies involved the part of the under, war department could be used for the United States army. -Because of 'the close -cooperation between Great Britain and'the -tFnit- ed States StimsOn said "that this na- lorr-lias profited "by -standardization of weapons and "vital taipfove- ments" -had been 'obtained-in ex- information.

two. others -on a trombone baritone -blew. away up the mountain "the crowd that gathered for the strange' ceremony midnight. So hone of the 3,0.00, who followed retired church musician" to "his'' annual tryst at the grave of Tom Hanriahoe," heard a note of "Lass o': Galway" and 'Nearer, My' God, to The throng was about half its "'usual" size because "of the 18-degree weather. with 'beside the grave, 'Schaeffer recalled again the pact that Brought him "If I die "had told him :1897, "you wil play any -favorite tunes over my Patrick's 'Day.

just after, the "clock -midnight. "And "-first, will keep the forever green upon -your grave and put a 'Shamrock" on ivery Hannahoe, proprietor -of the Stars and Stripes and unofficial 'Mayor of died two month after 'the pact was made. For years Schaeffer played his lomet. at rheuma- 'iism crippled his hands. "See you next year, Al," someone called from "the "This 'be the last time," Mr.

arid lUrs, lister FrazerrHan- ovef "the -wek-end in Cumberland, "visiting then- daughter, Jeaimette," who is a siudent'nurse at the hospital. Frazer' 'received cap on Satiirday. a Pfiva.te William Cameron, Company Fort Moumouth, New Jer- 'sey, "spent the 'weelc-end his uncle and aunt, Mr. and. Mrs.

Samuel Charles W. Myers, Chambersbuig observe'd'' "his seventy-fifth birthday anniversarj' on 'Saturday Churchill Says German Cruisers Crossed Atlantic Continued'from page sports on'the program, in them every -one 'may participate. A total about 65 cents for every man the division--is available 'athletic equipment. This will be augmented hy. "contributions from company mess funds and donations from -residents of home stations.

'The near-zero "weather the number of patients in this military res'ervatidh's hospital to 800 today --an "increase of ill, with two cases, "in one -So great was" the "influx that the apacity of each ward was increased four bedsl and 50 Tieds were moved into a'building normally as iarracks "by the hospital -personnel T. E. Patton; executive said the capacity-originally set at '750--had been increased to m'ore than 900 in ordei any further'increas should cold weather pneumonia patients --in a serious but Tiot ditid'n--are' Pri.va.tes Kerineih- Powell of the ilOth -infantry, Monon- and Micliael De May, illth infantry, Private' "Charles of Philadelphia, who was placed in an oxygen tent "over week-end, was reported "improving. Five 'Other pneumonia' patients were convalescing. Of the total sick list, 689 enlisted men and 11 officers were from the -28th -division, 48 enlisted men "from the 104th" Cavairy and 51 men one 'Officer from the 1325th-service unit.

Mr. Cook's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Cook, Flora Notices! have ibeen -issued for an important meeting the 'Bigierville Baby Beef club to be --held Friday-evening o'clock" in the Biglen-ille i g'li. school with.

Allen -Baker, state club -attendance. The program for the year be planned; care and management of the calves club officers elected and the keeping of club record books will be explained. F-lMollenauer, assist-; county agent, has called the meeting. The members of' the Big- ierville club are: -Esther, Paul and Robert Dellinger, Gettysburg R. Joan Enck, Big-lerville R.

Gene. Walker, R. Earl Gardners R. Richar'd Weaner, Gettysburg R. 4, and Donald and Treva Rouzer, Guernsey.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Unger entertained the -week-end at then- home on 'South Main street, Mrs. iJnger's brdther-iri-lavr arid sister," Mr. and Mrs.

Nelson Haines and daughter, Janet, of Winchester, Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beidleman and Miss Margaret G'illiland, of -'and Mrs. Kathryn Wells, of Cai-lisle, C.

Walter, South Main street, on Sunday. On Saturday 'Mr. and Mrs. Walter had as guests'Mrs. Luther "Walter Ber- Tiice, Gardners 'R.

D. 'Dr. 'and Mrs. Lynnwood Heiges and Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Heiges, of Washington, D. visited-Mr. and Mrs. N. C.

Tliomas, South Main street, Sunday. and Idoyd W. Kleinfelter and daughter, Barbara, and son, East street, week-end at Mahanoy City as guests of brother- in-law and Prof, -and Mrs. Harvey Mrs. "V'iola Ecker, Ida Mae Walter and Earl Ecker, South 'Main street, and Miss Alma street, visited 'Mrs.

Dale -Roth, York Springs, 'at the Carlisle hospital, Saturday. Miss Reba Taylor, of HarrisbUJ-g, spent the week-end with'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. Taylor, West York'street.

Mr. and Mrs. Harper K. Flury visited Mrs. Flury's brother-m-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. John-G. Reaser, of Josephine "Ernst, of Carlisle, -spent the-week-end with her cousin, Miss Hope Thomas, North Main i John Bringman, who -is a. student at the Shippensburg State Teachers' college, spent week-end -at home on East York street. Schaeffer man." "I'm an old Heidlersvurg The Thtirsday Afternoon Bridge club will be entertained at desert' bridge Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Hotel Gettysburg "by Mrs." iam D.

De'Tar. 'Edward Deatrick, "77, a native of Heidlersburg, died at his home in -Meclianicsburg' Monday afternoon from infirmities of age. He. "oldest of, six -children of -the of Edward--and Catherine (Hartman) Dietrick'and was born October 13, 1863. For a number of years lived in Bendersville until h'is marriage to Margaret Lambert, of Bowmaiisdale Surviving are three sons, two daughters and one Funeral' services Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Harper Myers funeral home in Mechanicsburg.

Interment in the Chestnut AdoK Hitler has sent "not only German U-boats tout" German battle cruisers" to hunt shipping "on "the American side of the Prime 'Minister Winston "Churchil declared in London today. said the-German overseas raiders "have already 'sunk some of our independently routed ships not. sailing in convoy" as far west as the 42nd meridian--about 1,500 "miles New York. The "Pan American "neutrality zone" extends miles out into the Atlantic, but it has not been recognized by belligerent powers. followedxipon -information -'received in --without government officials--thafat lea's't one long-range German U-boat was the'Atlatnic'to -on-Shipptog off the American -coast.

Churchill also three German submarines were sunk yesterday, and'in passing this news. to United Ambassador John Winant, he commented: "Not 'since October, 1939, have 'I been cheered'by-such "a triple event." Af the same time, Hitler's high command reported 'slashing new blows against'Britain's vital convoy system. The n'azi high command' said a GeiTnan submarine sank five armed merchant ships totalling 35,300 tons in an attack on a convoy, and that a merchantman.had been sent to the-bottom in the Nortrrsea: On the Albanian war front, the Greeks reported comparative quiet, with the' Italians showing -no disposition' to renew last-week's furious offensive in which' the fascists were said to 'have suffered 50,000 -casualties. Turkish newspapers still -made no mention of foreign reports ''that British troops "Tiave already landed Greece, but one newspaper asserted that United" States 'aid to Britain would force Hitler to act swiftly in the-Balkans. Cooking School ens Tonig The" Epwcfth.

league of the Ben- dersvills. change of the Methodist church meet Wednesday evening o'clock 'at 'the Wenksville church. The program will' be in'charge of Donald Wenk, ifirst vice 'president o'f the league. Dr. Harold Heiges, of 'Washington, D.

spent the'week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Heiges, York (Continued -from Page One) claiming full -credit for -this important of home managers. Sharing 'equally in plans to Cooking Schoc'l. available- to the community- is a gi-oup 'of forward-looking merchants, whose names, already to the r'eadei-s newspaper." the op- porturiityY'of "clos'er these merchants, who.are on the job.

throughout uniform service. The is -expected under standing the buyer-and these friendly-cboperators, who are offering! a veritable treas'- prospective "pupils'." These same- firms are for furnishing much. of the. kitchen equipment, which presiding 1 aome economist; Miss Ruth Bean," will demonstrate in active-use, while; her audience watches and listens' hungrily. "Many o'f the products watched in use in will go the daily -filled market" bags.

Also carried home by guests will be the stage which will be given away the close of each recipe -sheets for each day's will make it easy to surprise the home folks with new, taste thrills. -Dallas UDaxson -had -as recent at -her Tiome on' North Mam street her sister, Mr. Kenneth -Kuhn of -Hanover, Miss Alverna Criirn of Fair, of Chester, and and -Martin 'Crum and family Bigierville -R. D. "Mr.

and Mrs. Thilip Hpuck had as guests. Sunday at -their home ai Center 'Mills, Mrs. Ethel 'Of "Harrisburg; 'Robert 'Mr: and 'Clyde arid son, Frederick, anc Peters, of York. and their "also, visited Mr.

Walter's" parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert' C. -'Walter, "South Main street. A number of local residents attended" a surp'rise 'party Saturday evenuig at the home of Mi-, and Mrs.

Richard George in Carlisle an i honor of Mr'. George who celebrated his birthday anniversary. The evening was spent social way. and refreshments were during the evening. The guests included Mr.

Wright and daughter, Marian, and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Wright with their York; Mrs. C. Wright, Mrs.

Mollie -Davis -and Miss Mary Davis, of Carlisle; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wright and daughter, -Patricia, and-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wright, of Gardners," and Mr.

and "Mrs. Filmore Bream and and Donald Wright, of Bigier- ville. meeting of the Biglerville Parent-Teachers' association which was for "Wednesday evening, has been indefinitely postponed. Woman's of Christian Service of the Weriksville Methodist church will -meet Wednesday 'Of -Mrs -Edward-Fdhl. Mrs.

John Orris, '-of Pittsburgh, is a gu'est of "her nephew and niece, Dr. and.Mrs..Ralph D. Wickerham, East Broadway. and TVIrs. M.

D. DeTar, Chain- have returned from a several -peeks', vacation trip to and IVIrs: Clair March, -of Harrisburg, spent the with parents, Mr. and Mrs. The 'Delta Gamma. Alumnae association -will meet Wednesday eve- 8 o'clock with Mrs.

John S. Rice," West Broadway. i Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moul, West Middle" street, spent Sunday with relatives in York.

lilr. and Hire. E. Bale Beiges, of Biglerville, -were Sunday of their 3on and daughter-in-law, Prcf. Donald R.

Heiges, college BANKERS DELAY MEETING The March meeting of the Adams which was scheduled fo" Wednesday evening at" the Bendersville Community hall lias been postponed for one week, it was announced today. A conflict in dates at BendersviUe caused the 'change in time for the session. 'Howard Reigle "of the Abbottstown State bank is the county association president. FILE CERTIFICATE Howard" C. Hartley and Edward N.

Stine. botri have filed a certificate of carrying on business under an assumed 1 name at the office of Prothonotary Lee M. Hartman at the court house. They will engage in the selling of fire, theft, storm and accident insurance under the name of Dougherty and Hartley Insurance Agency. 3 Cars Damaged in Crash; No One Hurt No one was injured when three cars collided about 7:55 o'clock Monday, evening on the Lincoln Highway in Abbottstown borough.

Private J. Tappe; of the Gettysburg substa- ion of the state motor police in- and filed a reckless driving charge against Russell K. Sieg, 48, New Oxford whose alleged inattention to driving was blamed for the double crash which caused considerable damage. is reported to have been driv- ng west when the front of his car struck the rear' of the machine ahead operated by David S. Meckley, 18.

Abbottstown R. 1. The Meckley car then bumped the car ahead of it which was operated by Charles H. Alwine, 30, Abbottstown. The charge against Sieg was filed before Justice of the Peace George Baker.

Abbottstown. STATIONED IN S. CAROLINA First Lieutenant Winfield R. Fans York, was called to active dut March 1 by the United States Army i of which he has been a commis- officer since his graduation Gettysburg college 'in 1934. He is a member of the IBth'Infantry ana close Jt as announced has been.stationed "at Camden'South iriadc" the Air'Cqrps Train- ih person or by' telephone at the ing" Detachment.

campus; Eesen'ations the'annoal inem- dinner the Y.W.CA. E. W. Thomas to Attend State C. of C.

Meeting Edmund W. Thomas, member of the board of directors of the Get-- tysburg Chamber of Commerce, will represent the body at the twenty-fourth annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Chamber.of Commerce at Harrisburg on Wednesday and Thursday. A number o'f business matters came before the directors of the local Chamber at a postponed meeting iu the organization's office in the Kadel building on Monday evening. President Mares Sherman presided. Publicity folders for Gettysburg and other items were discussed.

Mrs. Paul Shank, of Mt. Mrs. Rode -ancl daughter, York Haven, spent Sunday with and Mi's. David Shank, West "York street.

Slaybaugh, of Baltimore, spent -Sunday with his parents, Mr. :and.Mrs. William Slaybaugh, -East. York -street. Mr.

and Mrs, A. L. Leinart, Soruth Main Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Decker, of East Berlin.

FIRE TN MT. UNION Mr. and Mrs. Roy Asper and daughter, of Lancaster, Sunday, with Mrs. Asper's parents, Mr.

and "Mrs. 'Emory Slaybaugh, Aspe.rs R. Mr. and Mrs. James Herring, of Littlestown, and Mrs.

Ellis Campbell, Bigierville R. visited Earl Deardorff at Susqueharma university. Selinsgrove, Arendtsville Sheely, who has been very ill i "is reported to be somewhat improved. Miss Groupe, Gardners, is spending sometime in the Sheely home. The freshman and sophomore home" economics girls of the -high school will hold.a luncheon in the auditorium on TWednesday' at which the 'junior and will" Be "guests.

meeting addressed by. Mrs. Anha'G. chief of "home economic, education' "in. "Pennsylvania.

'Margaret "Brant, supervisor; "of home -economics in Cuiriberlarid and Adams counties, will "be present, and will introduce 'Mrs. Green. On Friday aftenicori" the 'senior class of-the high, school will present a comedy, "Are We Dress-, ing?" as a part of" tlieirregular pro- jratii. The cast of characters 'fol- Andrews," the father, Delroy Keller; "Lora Andrews," the mother, Betty Kunkle; "Fred Andrews," the son, Oyler; 'Polly Andrews," the. 'daughter, Pauline Lupp; "Greg son of the wealthiest citizen, David his sister, Kathryn Miller; "Ivan'Kon- "a business man, Earl Baumgardner, the Andrew's Taylor! Miss Myma Sheely lias resumed her teaching in schools.

Mr. -and Mrs. William L. Oyler have been visiting in Pittsburgh. "Knbuse 'is spending some time 'with her -grandmother, Oyler.

John Andrew, a 1937 graduate of the local high received a.license as an airplane pilot, haying completed instruction at the Shippensburg Teachers' college, where lie is a student. Mi-, and Mrs. Clyde Sell, who were recently married, have gone to housekeeping at the Kline homestead near "The Narrows." 6 Navy Fliers Killed In Pacific Maneuvers Mt. Union. March 18 (AP)-Fire, reported to have started from an explosion, was raging today in a large, three business and apartment building in the center of this Huntingdon county town.

An entire block in the business district was reported threatened by the fire, which started shortly before noon. Firemen from Huntingdon, 15 miles away, were sent to the little town, located along the Juniata river. Carl J. Peduzzi, former assistant manager at the Hotel Gettysburg, conducts, a confectionery in the center of'the business district in Mt. Union.

First reports did not indicate whether his establishment is in Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Wilkinson and three children, of Harrisburg spent Sunday with Mrs. Wilkinson's brother-in-law and sister Mr.

and Mrs. Dale L. Lawver. East York street. Jimmie Stewart Pays Debt To Childhood Friends The Indies'.

Bible class of Bethlehem Lutheran Sunday school, Bendersville, will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. William L. Baumgardrier. Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel C. Jacobs I had as guests Sunday at their home in Arendtsville, William Altland and Miss Marie Altland, of York. GETS LIFE IN PRISON Washington, Ttfarch 18 (AP)--The the threatened area. Navy Department announced today that six men attached to the aircraft carrier Yorktown were killed yesterday in a collision of two planes they were maneuvering over the Pacific oecan. The exact location of the maneuvers during which the crash occurred, and of the accident were not disclosed.

Philadelphia, March 18 (AP)-Mrs. Agnes Mandiuk, 44. last of 25 defendants in Philadelphia's murder- for-insurance ring, "was- sentenced to life imprisonment for the poison death -of her husband years ago. Mr. and 7flrs.

Dale Sell of Union Bridge, Maryland, spent the week-end with Mrs. Sell's parents. Mr. and -Mrs. John Wolf, Fourth street.

Miss Eutha Cline, of Harrisburg, week-end with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cline, of Bendersville. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.

Cline-entertained Mr. and Mrs. "Kenneth Sowers and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Starner and family.

"March 18 (AP)-Actor. Jimmie Stewart paid an old debt to two girls from back home in Indiana, Pa. Years 'ago he wouldn't let them join him in playing Indians But now they're personable young ladies. So he squired them 'around Hollywood to the envy of 700 'of their classmates. The girls are Sallie Belle Ray and Louise Lamich.

They arc students at Stephens College, Columbia. Missouri, and are visiting here with their classmates on'hte college's annual spring'tour. They wrote a delicate "or els'e note ahead of their arrival to Stewart. 'He saw the point and them yesterday in the perfect. Romeo manner--complete with two corsages.

They met dozens of stars, saw pictures had tea in and' at sunset were two starry-eyed ladies. They left Stewart with a promise. It was, send -you "cake." Reaspjn: will be in 'Uncle next week. Mr. and TVIrs.

Jay Cook and two children, of Harrisburg, visited Persona izedGlassware -Single Letter and Three -Letter Monogram i Glassware Goblets, Sherbets, Footed Tumblers, Hi-Ball, Old-Fashion, and Wine Glasses, Salad Plates and Finger Bowls sincexlSfll tft-tt CHAMBERSBURfc American railroads added -more streamlined trains in 1940 than in any other year, SCHEIL'S QUALIIY SEEDS Yield More They Grow Better EARLY and LATE VARIETIES Fill Y.our Garden Needs From Schell's Catalogue Free for the Asking Hardware on the Square' SHUMAN'S CUT RATE STORE 34 BALTIMORE STREET BORBEN'S NATIONALLY POPULAR ICE CREAM SOLD HERE 15 Delicious Flavors, pints 15c Ice Cream Pies SC Patrick quart 60c Individual Figures, doz S2.00 Fresh Strawberry Sundaes 15c Popular Home-Cooked Lunch 25c ELECTRICAL SERVICE One of important 'parts "of your car -is its electrical equipment--Battery, Starter, Distributor, Spark Plugs and'Plug Wires. 'We Have Genuine lor All Makes of Cars, Speedometer Repairs and Parts Official Pennsylvania Speedometer Testing Station No. 95 The MACHINE SHOP 125 S. Washington St. A.

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THE PLAGE TO GO TO DINE AND DANCE Gross Keys Hotel 11 M. 2--SHOWS A. M. OTHER STAR'ACTS Music By THE iWUSIC MASTERS One Year at the Valenciaiin York GATER TO BANQUETS--PARXIES.