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The Gazette and Daily, York, Monday Morning, February 13; 1956 Shrewsbury S. S. Class Conducts Annual Election Shrewsbury Mrs. Jean Eit-2ert was elected president of the Fireflies class of Christ Lutheran Sunday school at a recent meeting. Other officers chosen were: Mrs.

Hazel Frank, vice-president; Mrs. Helen McClain, secretary; Mrs. Janet Taylor, assistant; Mrs. Doris Young, treasurer; Mrs. Delores Miller, assistant; Mrs.

Frances Mowery, pianist, and Mrs. Lyrian Trout, assistant. Mrs. Thelma Wolfe had charge of the program during which games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs.

El-wood Moreland and Mrs. Jean Eit-zer. Hostesses were Mrs. Lois Bos-tic, Mrs. Helen Hoffman and Mrs.

Lyrian Trout. A covered dish supper will be held at the next meeting March 1 at 6:30 p.m. at the parish house. Members are asked to bring covered dishes. Hostesses will be Mrs.

Jean Eitzert, Mrs. Helen McClain and Mrs. Hazel Frank. Refreshments were served to 11 members. HANOVER NEWS (Continued from Page 10) home, 268 Locust street, were held World Prayer Day Slated In Church Near Thomasville Thomasville Plans have been completed for a combined World Day of Prayer service to be held Friday at 7:30 p.m.

in Trinity (Roth's) Reformed church for members of that congregation and Paradise (Holtzschwamm) church. The congregations conducted a mission study Thursday evening at the parsonage of Rev. J. Keller Brantley, Reformed minister. The mission study was sponsored by the Women's guild of Trinity church.

Birth Announced Mr. and Mrs. William Cordes, Salinas, the latter formerly of near here, recently announced the birth of a daughter at Valley Memorial hospital, Salinas. Mrs. Cordes, the former Mary Dollheimer, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Dollheimer, Thomasville RD, was a former nurse at the Valley hospital, Salinas, where she has resided since her marriage. A sister of Mrs. Cordes, Mrs. Jaque L.

Hoffman, the former Sally Ann Dollheimer, also gave birth to a daughter recently at York hospital. Business without advertising is a crime and as everyone knows, "Crime does not pay." Adv. Ladies" Aid Society Meets At Woodbine Woodbine Ladies' Aid society of this place conducted a meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Nellie Shenberger. Following the opening by the president, Mary R.

Meek, the leader of the program, Nelda Warner, was in charge. The next meeting will be held March 2 at the home of Ethel Meek. iMrs. Mary Meek is "spending a week at the home of Mrs. Ethel Brown, Park ton, Md.

Mrs. Ida Patton is confined to the hospital. Jerre Gentzler, Mr. and Mrs. William Gentzler and children, William, and Susan; Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Gentzler, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yohe and children, Bradley, Sharon and Marcia, of Spring Grove. Mrs.

Cresta Lau, Seven Valleys; George Holtzapple, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Gentzler, Mr.

and Mrs. El-wood Lecrone and children, Brenda and James; Mr. and Mrs. William Klunk and sons, Thomas and Timothy; Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Myers and sons, Gregory and Daniel; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gentzler and daughters, Christine and Lori, all of Dover; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scheivert and daughter, Catherine, and Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Gross, all of Hanover; and Nine Gentzler and Mrs. Nelson Gentzler, both of here. Photo by The Gazette and Daily HANOVER FIREMEN 50 YEARS HONORED Ambrose Klunk, Hanover RD 3, who joined the Hanover Fire company in 1906, receives a 50-year fold pin at the company's annual meeting and oyster banquet Friday evening. The badge was presented by Harry L.

Newman, right, president, while Klunk was introduced by Harry C. F. Walter, left, master of ceremonies. Two other men who joined the company in 1906 were unable to attend. They were Chanueey E.

Senft, 528 South Franklin street, and Roy C. Mondorff, Belfast, Maine. SMITH'S JUMBO 'DOLLAR IMS YOUR CHOICE George M. Conover. Near Littlestown, Given Final Rites Littlestown Funeral services for George M.

Conover, husband of Mrs. Edna Keitel Conover, Littlestown RD 2, Mt. Joy township, who died Thursday at his home, were held yesterday afternoon from the Little and Son Funeral home. Rev. Peter W.

Seiwell, pastor of Redeemer's Reformed church, officiated. Interment was in Mt. Carmel cemetery. Frank and George Stonesifer, George Dehoff, Richard Eby, Melvin Miller and Melvin Shanabrook, were pallbearers. Mrs.

Nelson Gentzler Of Nashville Feted At Birthday Party Nashville Mrs. Nelson Gentzler, this place, was honored on her 78th birthday anniversary at a party at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Neiderer, recently. Mrs.

Gentzler was presented numerous gifts. Attending the celebration were: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baughman, Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Owen and daughters, Terri Lee and Georgia; Harrison Gar-riett, Mr. and Mrs. David Gar-riett, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Gar-riett and children, Doris and Anna, "of Dover; Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Garriett and daughter, Donna; Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Garriett and children, Robert, Susan and Skippy, of York. Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Klinedinst, Hershey; Mrs. Marie Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Bernard and Betty; Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. William Senft, Edgar Laughman, Menges Mills; Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Gentzler, Thomas ville; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gentzler and daughter, Carolyn, Hallam; Mr. and Mrs. session of Hanover Rotary club this evening at 6 o'clock in Hotel Richard McAllister.

York Haven PTA Has Founders' Day Meeting York Haven A skit was presented at a recent meeting of York Haven Area Elementary PTA when Founders' Day was ob-sefved. Thomas Nagle was the winner of a spelling bee conducted by Charles H. Shimmel. Participants in the skit were: John Andrews, Mrs. Catherine Rode, Mrs.

Glenn Livingston, Mrs. Edgar Lauer, Mrs. Bernard Spalding, Grace Brenneman, Gail Markley, Marshall Busser, Leslie Snyder, Sue Wolf, Dorothy Cunningham, Maureen Miller, Judy Goodling, Jane Meads, Julia Sanger, Rosemary Baker, Gary Hinkle and Gary Repman. Charles V. Coble has returned to his home after being a patient at West Side Osteopathic hospital, West York, for several Fourteen members of Ladies' Bible class of the EUB Sunday school exchanged Valentines and handkerchiefs at a recent meeting at the home of Mrs.

Cora Beck. Mrs. John Krout, president, was in charge of devotions and refreshments were served. J. W.

Weigle Rites Held At Lewisberry Lewisberry Last rites for J. W. Weigle, husband of Mrs. Etta Weigle, Lewisberry RD 1, a retired school teacher, who died Thursday at Polyclinic hospital, Harrisburg, were held yesterday at the Erney Funeral home. Rev.

Daren L. Miller, pastor of Lewisberry Methodist church, officiated. Pallbearers were James Pennoyer, Kenneth Bertolett, W. D. Downs, Lewis Gladfelter, Lewis Mummert and Rasmus Basye.

Burial was in Chestnut Hill cemetery, near Mechanicsburg. 00 Saturday morning with prayers in her late home followed by a requiem mass in St. Joseph's Catholic The pastor, Rev. Charles E. Park, was celebrant.

Interment was in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers were Dale E. Kopp, James and William Brenner, Marlyn Weaver, Warren Carbaugh and Blanton G. Scheivert. Country Club Election William B.

Garver and J. Robert Fleming were re-elected to the board of directors of Hanover Country club and F. X. Rice and Michael B. Rebert were named new members to the board at the annual re-organizational meeting Friday night.

Officers elected were: John S. Hollinger, president; Raymond D. Rodman, vice president; Fred Kohler, secretary, and William Miller, treasurer. Cake Baking Competition A cake baking competition will be conducted by the Junior Chamber of Commerce this week in Sheets Brothers applicance center, 1000-block Carlisle street. Sessions, today through Friday, will be held for residents of the community starting at 9 a.m.

while afternoon sessions from 2 to 6 o'clock will be conducted by the Jay-Cees and their wives. Daily winners will be selected by judges from Carlisle, Gettysburg, York and Hanover. Cakes baked in the afternoon, Tuesday through Friday, will be sold at evening auctions and the proceeds given to Hanover Area Youth council. Advice and assistance will be offered by three home economists from the Metropolitan Edison company. Scouts Inducted Six boys were inducted into Boy Scout Troop 102, St.

Paul's Lutheran church, at candlelight investiture ceremonies Friday night at session of Gideon Grange 2010 in Penn Community hall, John street. The event was in observance of National Boy Scout Week. Inducted were David Young, Teddy Baker, Larry Myers, Gary Fuhrman, Keith Womber and Stephen Little. Ceremonies were in charge of Merrill Kessler, scoutmaster. Refreshments were served.

Fire At Bake Shop The insulation of an oven in the Masemer Bake shop, 219 York street, was damaged slightly by fire last night at 7:30 o'clock. Members of Eagle Fire company said the blaze was touched off by an overheated drive shaft bearing. Births To Mr. and Mrs. Jules Neiderer, 216 Center street, McSherrystown, yesterday at General hospital, a daughter.

To Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kintzing, Baugher drive, Saturday at Hanover General hospital, a daughter.

To Mr. and Mrs. James Gilbert, Hanover RD 2, Saturday at Hanover General hospital, a daughter. Briefs Rev. John Foltz, Clemmons, N.

singing evangelist, will open a week-long "Youthspiration" this evening in Trinity Church of the Nazarene, East Middle and Fulton street. Services will be held each evening, Monday through Sunday, at 7:45 o'clock. The theme will be "By My Spirit, The public is invited. State Policeman Edward Gallagher will present an illustrated talk on "Highway Safety" at Occasional Chair or Rocker Values up to 59.95 Yes! For Only $1.00 You Get Any Chair or Rocker of Your Selection When You Purchase. Any Living Room Suite of 2 Pieces or More.

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