Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 17

Soldier And Wife 4-' Spending Leave At Home KAUFf MANS, 'sept, i Pvt and Jay Colorado Springs, Colorado, are spending -a 15-day furlough at the home of the Jailer's Mrs Paul Wagner. end ot his furlough will'leave an overseas- -assignment in Mr, and Mrs. Harry Doutrich called on Mr, and Mrs. Landis Tice Sr. Hockersville, on Sunday.

Dr. and Mrs. V. Earl Light attended the United Religious Service at the Hershey Community Building Sunday evening. Mrs.

J. Vernal EHenberger and Mrs. Paul Blauch visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore, Lebanon, Thursday evening.

Miss Suzanne Reed, Lebanon, is spending several days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Abner Ilouser. Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent Detweiler called on Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Emerich, 'Jonestown, Saturday evening, Anita, Janice, Bruce and Adrian went on the 4-H farm tour on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lehman and children Kathleen, Charles and Dennis.

Palmyra; Martin Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wagner were Sunday' evening callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Meyer.

and Mrs. Amos Long Jr. and Lisa and Janet, and Mr. and J. Vernal El' lenberger and son, Dana, attended the Pennsylvania Dutch Days at Hershey on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Eri Meyer Jr. and son Jeffrey, visited Mr. and Mrs.

ThomaS" Krall, Flintville, -Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ellenberg fcr and daughters Myrle and Yet- 'ta. attended the Sandy Cove Bible North East, Maryland, on Sunday. Williamsporfc Visitors Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Funck and children, Eva' and Glenn, and Mr. and- Killian motored to Wipiamsport on Sunday to "visit Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Zimmerman.

Mr, sind Mrs. E. Yinton Longenecker' called on Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Keefer and son on Sun- dav ev-enfrig.

-Mrs. -V. Earl Light, Mrs. Mike Intrieri, George Bryce attended the Lebanon County Flower Show at the Lebanon High Schrwl on Thursday; 1 Jofin Gingrich, Allen Spang and Dana EUenberger spent some time with' their playmate, Kenneth Meyer. Mrs.

Sarah Swalm and son, Lloyd, were Sunday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abner Houser. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Doutrich visited Mr. and Mrs. John Berkheiser and family, Campbelltown, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Amos Long Sr.

and Joyce Long spent Friday in Lancaster. A-lC Luke S. Wagner is spending a 30-day-leave at the home of his parents, Mr. and' Mrs. Paul Wagner.

'Airman Wagner will report to March Air Force Base, California, at the completion of his leave. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Diamond daughter, Anna Mae, Grant- vllle, and 'Mr. and Mrs, Paul Westhafer and children.

Carrie Mae and James, were recent callers on Mrs. Stella Shaud. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Detweiler and daughter, Vinette, visited Mrs.

Detweiler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peiffer, Jonestown, Wednesday evening. NOW ONLY HOUR SERVICE on thai better SANITONE DRY CLEANING More dirt ouH Spofs vanish! No odorsl Minor mending free! Better press stays in longer! Costs only OOc extra! Cornwall School Will Have 8 New Teachers CORNWALL', Sept. 1 Eight are open to the 'public.

te jo he ''Questioned asb when new wall Junior and School -the Senior High 1956-57 term opens Wednesday morning. A total pupils are enrolled in the schools of the Cornwall Jointure. The cafeteria, un-' dcr the supervision of Miss Beverly Lambersbn, home economics 'teacher, will open on; Wednesday also. It was announc-' edi lhat due to rising costs the meals this year will be 30 cents instead of'25. The supervising principal, 'Eugene McCleary, announced lhat the will be held Wednesday afternoon.

The Rev. George Hippel, pastor of Centenary Methodist Church, Lebanon, will be the speaker. The school bus schedule will be (he same as last year. The new bus just purchased'will be used' to transport children from the North Cornwall area. This bus will arrive in that section at 7:30 in the morning.

The teachers will meet at the school on Tuesday with the pupils coming on Wednesday. They will also have school for the rest of the week. -New teachers this year will'be: Mrs. Owen C. Diehle, Junior High School home economics teacher; Mrs.

Feme Eberly, art teacher; Hilficker, Junior High School English; Peter "Kane, driver training and science; William Logan, Junior High School science; Anthony Orsini, Junior High School history 'and head coach ot baseball; Mrs. Michael hygenist and Miss -Beverly Lamberson, home economics teacher. McCleary also announced that She cornerstone laying (or the new addition to the school will be held i next Friday afternoon. ,11 will jn- elude a new gymnasium, cafeteria, office space and eleven new elementary rooms. Birthday Party A lawn birthday party a held Friday afternoon for Gordon Lee Shutter at his home.

He wil observe his tenth birthday to morrow. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Shutter, Rex- inont.

were enjoyed and refreshments were served. A large birthday cake was the centerpiece. He received many cards and gifts. Present were: David and John Matthews, Walter Brubaker, Larry Depugh, John Fillak, Free and Tommy Sherk, Bruce Laurence, Paul Vrancssc, Richard Ebnght, Edward 2nd Boyer, Randall Hoke, Frank and Pamela Blum, IJonna Lynne Shutter and the guest of honor. Water Progress The results of the registered let ter poll property owners of She Cornwall Borough concerning whether or not property owners would or would not sign up for Borough water is not'yet com plete according to the "authority secretary, Paul Flllak.

He sairf that something definite may be decided at the next- regular meeting of the authority. These meetings are held the second Monday evening of each month in the Borough Hall and hat. either people' have forgotten them or have not taken he time to return them. It was also stated that lomes that arfe owned by the 'ormvall Mines Corporation will automatically hooked on and that there are approximately 300 ter -facilities for the Pine Grove private homes that have yet lo 1Ar a Joint School System. Until the starting date for the laying" of the pipe will'begin, Fillak said that it is hoped that the return'of the letters stating whether or not water will be taken by properly owners will be able to be decided on 10.

The return ot the letters has npt been encouraging, meaning Wl11 not be reacj for use at Work Progressing On New Addition To Pine Grove PINE GROVE, 1 Work on a 12-room adcfition to the "former 'Pine Grove'fJJigh, School building has progressed satisfac- although the new structure start (Of the 1936-'57 school term which starts next Wednesday, September 5. The original building has undergone a major renovation project, which together' with the will provide the elementary cen-' serviced, At present Lloyd Boyer is pres- dent of the "Water Authority Board. The entire board has )ecn appointed by the Borough Council. Enters Hospital Hoke, popular'assistant class leader, trustee, and assistant Sunday 'School superintendent of the Rexmont Evangelical construction work is completed some grade pupils will bejj. -DC llllTSC assigned to the East Mill and Mifflin Streets schools for the start of the new term.

But eventually these schools will be closed permanently as have been the schools at Ravine, Paradise, Outwood, Brookside, Pleasant Valley, Oak Grove, Rock and Marstown. day. He was scheduled to undergo a major operation today. Power Off A severe electrical storm hit high school building plus three wings on terraced levels facing east below the older building and connected to it via a central cor- the Co nvall area shorlv after "dor running east and west and last night. The deS perpendicular to the main class- cal powef was shut off for at least a half hour.

The power was shut off again shortly after 6:45 this morning. County Boy's Calf To Enter State Dairy Event Fifteen-year-old Ronald Behney, Fredericksburg, yesterday won the right io show his senior Holstein calf in the Slate's first dairy for youth which will be conducted Sept. 20 at Harrisburg. The calf was a blue ribbon winner in the southeastern regional Future Farmers 06 America show at the Guernsey Pavilion, Lancaster. Lebanon was one of six counties represented among the 57 entries at the regional event.

Behney is the lone winner among the eight Lebanon County contestants, all F.F.A. members. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Behney.

Llody H. Lebo, this city who served as regional chairman for Miss Mabel E. Arnold, '113. East Cleona, will enter the Coatesviile Hospital School of Nursing on Tuesday. She is the (laughter of Mrs.

Arlene Arnold of 493 East Lehman. and made her home with' her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Speraw. She is a 1956 graduate of Lebanon High School.

roortv areas. This corridor Attaches to the older, main building at the rear) of the room'formerly used as library and runs at an incline! with the slope of Ihej hill terminating in administrative offices, where Marvin 0. Werley, the supervising Mrs.Charles Bean Bunker Hill, Host principal, will BUNKER HILL Sept 1 demonstration was hek roomjg, housing the heating apparatus for; cliarl Bean ie me the new wings and a covered! a platform where the buses canj '9" ow re and unload, protecting nce Mrs. students during inclement weather. Ttie loading platform will be.

situated at the lowest level and; will be approached by a circular drive from Walters Street, thereby, eliminating the steep hill. and Artnur son, Jimmie, Eisenhauer and children, Mrs. Bruce McKay, Mrs. Missimer, Mrs. Henry Grace Houser, Mrs.

falter' Mrs. 'invin ing include the enlarging and improving of the cafeteria kitchen. anc a A new dishwasher and a storage' man area have been added to the kitchen besides the enlarged and daughters, Ruth. Rhoda Mrs. H.

Personals working area. The balcony in tha rs A lia ie of Lebanon, Bvmnatinm wa-s off Msited Mt. and Mrs. Paul Kern Lebanon Dally' News, Lebanon, Saturday, September 17 Miss Mary L. Rotlieiibacli Wed Today Miss Mary L.

Rothenbp.ch of will become the bride of Glenn E. Bickel of Rehrers burg in a double ring ceremony at two o'clock this- afternoon. Rev. Eldred K. Stauffer, will perform the service in Friedens Lutheran Church, Myerstown.

The couple's attendants are Mrs. Robert Sattazahn, sister of the bride, as matron of and Curtis Schneck, friends of the groom, as best man. bride is the daughter of Mr. and'Mrs. Nick Rothenbach of 203 South Cherry Myers- The groom's parents are Mr.

and Mrs. George Bickel, Rehrersburg. The bride will wear a waltz length gown of Chantilly lace over satin. The bodice, styled with an illusion neckline and 'mandarin collar, has long tapering sleeves. Pleats set under scallops of lace decorate the skirt.

Her shoulder length, veil of illusion trimmed with lace fails from a crown of sequins. She will carry a cascade of white roses centered with a lavender orchid. Mrs. SaUazahn's gown is made of yellow net jn waltz length topped with a matching jacket. Her headpiece is matching yellow horse hair and tiny flowers.

She will' carry a Colonial bouquet of blue carnations, and wear yellow mitts. The groom and Mr. Schneck will be attired in blue business suits with white carnation boutonnieres. The bride's mother will attend the reception in a light blue dress and the mother of the groom will wear hlack nylon. Both have corsages of pink A reception for 200 guests will follow the ceremony at 'the Rehrersburg Band House.

The couple will reside in Rehrersburg. The bride, a graduate of Myerstown High School with the class of 1952, is employed by the Susan Garment Company, Bethel. Mr. Bickel attended Bethel High School and is employed by Paul R. Webber, Rehrersburg.

gymnasium was Storage area and the room to the, on Sunday. Mrs. Clarence Eisen- rear of the gymnasium, formerly Mi 5 7 nce lS usprf as a nail of the combina-! hauer celebrated their 10th keen." Reserve champion of tha Guernsey cattle was Leroy Hollenbach's junior calf which he originally re- part nd off The gymnasium auditorium juniui can. win remain intact thereby pro- ceived from the Leoanon! an oraclinff 03 and SchuykUl Breeders Associa Uon. A Bethel Township schooli pupil, Hollenbach also won 2nd placi honors in showmanship.

Judges for yesterday's event HowardJvfeiss, Myerstown R. 2. secretary the Lebanon County Holslein Club, and Jojias Gruber, York County breeder. In' addition to Behney, oCher county, entrants were: Raymond Sheffy Elwood Houser, Cornwall; Henry J. Donald Sanger, Myerstown; Ronald Bugg and Paul Lerch, Fredericksburg.

jviding lltiirp. an interesting feature. Very few elementary on Tuesday. They are the parents of two children, Craig and Cheryl. Mr.

and Mrs. Carroll Missimer and children attended the Dutch Days at Hershey. -Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McKay and chMren 18-Yciar-OId Youth Hurl jln Motorcycle Crash Ronald Meyers, 18-year-old son of ilr.

and Mrs. Ervin Meyers, 335 Locust was ad- iTiicted to the riersjiey Hospital at last evening after he injured in a motorcycle accident on Route 743, several miles north of Hershey, the State Police reporf- 2nd Cumberland Sfs. 2-5633 Open 'HI 9 p. m. £.5.: Did you enter the San't- tone Christmas thopping spree content? A Salute To American Labor In almost every part of the world wherever progress, is being there you will find American labor at work, setting an example of energy, skill and ingenuity that have become synonymous with America herself.

We are proud of our great laboring forces, for by their achievements we enjoy a standard of living second to none in the world. And- from the united efforts of loyal workers and foresighted management have come Amercia's greatest FOR ALL! THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF LEBANON, PA, MEMBER FEDERAL IK5URANCE CORfOKATlON gathering area such as this. indoor ana cn aren Jr. and Katn- his. ie wi end tne weekend in Phil- at the home of Mc- compkted, Ihe building at tne home oi Mr.

Mil'house about 800 pupils in 24 Ka S1 ter and her family, classrooms. Two rooms being pre-S Miss frene Houser spent the pared as kindergarten areas will weekend in Atlantic not be put jnto service this year, but a special class will be started in the coming term. Honor Little Leaguers Players, coaches and managers of ,311 four teams comprising the Pine Grove Little League Baseball program were honored at their annual on Thursday at the Pennsylvania Power and Light Company clubhouse on the banks of Sweet Arrow Lake. The event served as a fitting climax to another highly-successful season probably the best since Little League Baseball was introduced in Ihis community about five years ago. Co-Editors For "Pine, Cone" Grace Marzolf and Judith Hikes, both members of the Junior have been chosen coeditors for publication of "The Pine.Cone" during the 1056'57 school term.

Cone" is Pine Grove High's newsletter. Miss Marzcif is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Marzolf of Pine Grove Route 1 (Suedberg), while Miss Hikes "is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hikes of Pine Grove Route 1 (BrooksideX Both girls served on "The Pine'Cone" staff last year as reporters. They succeed Ralph Kauffman who did an'outstanding job in the; role of editor during the 1955-'56 school year. Mr. and Henry Weand ac- companied'Mr. and Mrs.

Jrwin Shaak on a pleasure trip io Sunbury' on Sunday. Mrs. Marie Kern enjoyed a trip on Thursday Uf the Allenberry Play House at Boiling Springs, Pa. Mrs. Kern went by chartered bus-'with the Protector's Group 1 ot the Dames of.

Malta, who are all past officers of the organization. In the evening, the ladies enjoyed the play "The Land Is BnghL" NEW -PRINTED PATTERN EASIER-FASTER MORE ACCURATE, ed. Hc-spital authorities said the youth is "doing very nicely." Lori celebrated her flrtt Urthrfiy on Thundij. Mrr ire Mr, ind K. Wayne Busk of 1019 MiH- lin St.

Jeffrey I.jau Benfer, ion of Mr. (rein Benfer of Weit Main Myerntown. ill a in honor of hit first blrthiij. will mark the tfrsl birthday of BciCr Elebrrllng. She Ii the laughter of IMr.

Mrs. Earl North Tcnlh St. of J59 Olebralinr her first alrthday today is Lucille Elizabeth Kerfceiiaffr, whoie parents are Jfr. inrt Donald etlaxer ol Jonestown Route. Barbara Ana Jaugblrr of JchiBffer of Jonestown' will oMerTe ilflh blrthdaj nit Snndaj.

New "Needle Art" Mill Employes Hold Corn, Wiener Roast Employes in the finishing partment of the Milsan jwith their families, enjoyed and wiener roast at Woods-5 Creek Park on Thursday A total of sixty-five There weie games for all groups and for men and Pierce, foreman of the department, had charge of corn roast, assisted by Rothermel and Mrs. Harriett Blouch was chargeiof games. The committee'-. in charge of the outing consisted of Mrs. Blouch, Mrs.

Helen Mil- ler, Mrs. Alefia Youse and Mrs. Cora Kohr, chairman. Mrs. Youse and Miss Bessie Shaud were in charge of the serving.

PITCH BURNS ARM Charles King, -19, burg, suffered first degree burns oi the left forearm yesterday afternoon when he accidently came in contact with hot pitch, according to Good-Samaritan Hospital reports. He is employed by Deitzel Brothers Roofing "Paint" a colorful picture with needle and wool fascinating hobby! Simplest stitches form They said he suffered brush burns jjf this lovely scene of woodland of the arms and legs and prob ably will be held over the weekend for observation. 7 Pal1t 1 Ulr 19 lnes ie mishap uie HURT PLAYING FOOTBALL PIC- chart Harrisburg State Police are in-! an direcl ons Very easy to do, wool or six-strand cotton. end TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st- class mailing. Send to Lebanon Daily News, 79 Needlecraft Dept.

'Curtis O'Brien, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon O'Brien, 712 N. Railroad Palmyra, was ad- 1 P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea Station)' mitted to the Good Samaritan New York 11, N.Y.

Print plainly Hospital last night for observa-iPATTFRN NUMBER, your lion after he complained of "a pain in the side 1 and being ill. The youth told hospital authorities NAME, ADDRESS anrf ZON 7 E. Our gifl'to wonderful patterns for yourself, your home ihat-he fell while practicing printed in I our Laura Wheeler ball with Palmyra High on Thurs- Needlecraft book for 195G: day. biit did not feel any pain'of other new designs to ouler until Friday when he also became nauseated. He was to undergo kidney X-rajs this morning.

crochet, knitting, embioideiy, iron-ons, novelties. Send 25 cents for your copy oi Ihis book NOW Man Jailed For Driving While License Suspended 1 Carl Ditzler, 29, of 1017 Lehman narrowly escaped injury at 9 p.m. last night when he failed" to negotiate a curve on a township road, two-and-a-half miles north of Frederickshurg, and knocked over a tree, Indiantown Gap State Police reported. Trooper Lloyd Brubaker a i'd Ditzler's 1952 sedan was demolished by the impact. He estimated damage at $750.

The officer also reported that Ditzler was' committed io the Lebanon County Jail for driving while under suspension. He' was committed by Justice of the Peace N. Stanford Miller. Jail officials reported that; ler was released on b.ail about an hour after being locked up. ARREST HIT, RUNNER Harold Blanchard, 32, New Briton, 1 was picked up by Indianlown Gap "Stale Police in Liclcdale last eyening'affer he reportedly was involved in a'' hit- and-run case in Hamburg, police was turned over to Hamburg authorities.

ENJOY GAMES PARTY patients at Lebanon's VA Hospital enjoyed prizes and refreshments at a games party yesjlerdiy. The affair, was sponsored by the American War Mothers Capital Chapter, Harrisburg, MM. Elizabeth John- lilis condition was "described with gilt patterns jn-inled ini lit! I PUBLIC SALE REAL ESTATE PERSONAL PROPERTY WILLIAM SMITH ESTATE Saturday, Sept. 22, 1956 Room and Bath Bungalow, Outkitchen, Unfinished Attic. 2438 MiffiLn Street (Corner), West Lebanon.

Immediate Possession. Personal Property G.E. Refrigerator, Holpoint Electric Stove, Kenmore Sweeper (new), 3-Pc. Living Room Suite, Old'Chest, Wall Clock, Breakfast Set, Studio Couch, Metal Cabinets, Radio, Electric Clock, Electric Iron, etc. Sale of personal property will start promptly at 1:30 P.M.

Real estate will be sold promptly at 2:00 P.M. CYRUS BOYER, Exr. Christian R. Gingrich, Attorney John J. Miller, Auctioneer Tuesday, September 25 2:00 P.M.

Farm is located 1 mile north of Annville, Lebanon County along the road leading from the traffic light in Annville to Kanffman's the Water Works. 94 Acre Farm SIZES '2-10 PRINTED PATTERN Our wonderful PRINTED Pat-j tern in three sleeve makes a whole dress for your little miss! Choose the: collar style for 'ly how neckline for parly occasions. Printed' Pattern 4312: Children's Size.s 2, 4', 8, 10. Size 6 upper, version, yards 35-inch fabric; yard conl-ast. printed on each Us- suo pattern part.

Easy-to-use, accurate, assures perfect fit. Send.Thirty-five cenls in'coins for this pattern add 5 cents for eac'h pattern for Ist-class mailing. Send to ANNE ADAMS, care of Lebanon 90 Pattern 24.3 West 17th New YcfrJc 11, N. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Shown' above are the EHenberger farm buildings.

Large bank barn, ,2 cow stables, 1 steer stable 1 horse stable, bowls installed. Miik house, 10 32 tile silo, 2 story pig stable, large corn implement shed, 8 room frame house, front porch, rear porch inclosed, concreted, 2 room summer house, never failing spring covered stone springhquse. supplied (o buildings from this excellent spring. Farm is tenated atipresent by Merle Blouch! is in excellent condition and highest stale of fertility and production. 31.

acres in alfalfa, 11 acres in new.hay, several "acres in meadow failing stream. Land is located on both sides of the hard surface-road with approximately 2000 feet of highway frontage. Owner is selling due to ill health, This is an excellent farm, well located near the city, in the Heart of Ihe Lebanon Valley. Will ibe sold regardless of price. Terms JO down sale day, balance by April, 3.st.in57.:'Sale will be held on the farm at 2:00 P.Ml James L.

Atkins, Attorney, Irwin E. Ellenberger, Owner ''OWNER' 220 E. Oak Street Palmyra, Phone ig-766t SANGER SALES SERVICE -U 1020 Lebanon. Pa. Phone 2-StfMi aul K.

Sanevr, Sales and Aoirliyneer.