The Gazette and Daily from York, Pennsylvania • Page 12

The Gazette and Daily, York, P.QTTNTY Tuesday Morning, October 20, 1959 12 lll Photo by Doerflein EXPLORER RECEIVES GOD AND COUNTRY AWARD Philip E. Smith, member of Explorer Post 122, Jefferson, is having the God and Country award pinned on him by his mother, Mrs. George F. Smith, during services Sunday at Christ United Church of Christ. He is tjie son of Mr.

and Mrs. George F. Smith, Jefferson, and is a member of Christ church and its Youth Fellowship. In the photo, from left, are: Explorer Smith Mrs. Smith, Rev.

George A. Heisey, pastor of Christ church; Maurice R. Miller, Explorer Post advisor, and Philip's father. Asst. Junior Red Cross Director In Ceylon Will Speak At Hanover UF Residential Drive To Open Kickof rally for Hanover division campaign to raise $80,000 scheduled tomorrow morning.

Hanover The local residential campaign in the annual York County United Fund drive will open at a kickoff rally tomorrow at 9 a.m. in the YWCA auditorium. A film highlighting drive activities will be shown and instructions to workers will be in charge of Harry C. Koenig and Reuben Becker, general co-chairmen of the Hanover division, and Mrs. Harry W.

Campbell, chairman of the residential campaign. Serving as ward chairmen are: First Ward, Mrs. Frank R. Wil-helm; Second Ward, Mrs. Charles Peyser; Third Ward, Mrs.

Harry C. Stonesifer; Fourth Ward, Mrs. Chester Hoke, and Fifth Ward, Mrs. Edward Waltersdorf. Charles V.

Bright, in charge of the local drive headquarters, said yesterday approximately $15,000 has been reported to date towards the Hanover division goal of The division includes Heidelberg, Manheim, Penn and West Manheim townships in addition to Hanover. Rotary Meeting Establishment of franchise policies to minimize destruction price competition between dealers of the same product was outlined by Jerry Cartwright, representative of Sandura corporation, Fullerton, at a meeting of Hanover Rotary club last night. Guests included James Montgomery and James Murren, students at Eichelberger and Delone Catholic High schools, respectively and Ro-tarians Woodrow Bowman, Littles-town; John Slocum, Lynchburg, Fred Cox, York, and V. William Smith, West York. Briefs The Ruth Bible class of Grace United Church of Christ will hold a Halloween party this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs.

Allen S. Pressel, 637 Broadway. Delta Alpha class of First Methodist church will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Elsie Edgington, 15 Fourth street. The Mothers' circle of St.

Paul's Lutheran church will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the of Mrs. Robert Evans, McAllister street extended. The marching unit of Hanover Fire department will meet this evening at 7:45 o'clock at the Eagle Fire company hall. The Halloween committee of Hanover Venture club will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. 'Wallace Becker.

MnKinlpy 'avpnue. Members of Hanover Exchange club will observe -Pennsylvania Week at meeting tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. in the Lyric auditorium. A meeting of the Penn Township PTA scheduled for this evening has been postponed until -Tuesday, Oct. 27, because of the South Western and Spring.

Grove Joint High school football' game. Births To Mr. and Mrs. Varley Kuhn, 306 Third street, yesterday at Hanover General hospital, a daughter. To Mr.

and Mrs. Charles F. Mc-Clintock, 355 Third street, yesterday at Hanover General hospital, a son. To Mr. and Mrs.

Malcolm E. Erb, Hanover RD 1, yesterday at Hanover General hospital, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Russell G.

Neid-erer, Hanover RD 5,. Sunday at Hanover General hospital, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Roy L.

Miller, Lineboro, Sunday at Hanover General hospital, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Morris Martin, (Continued on Page Twenty-Six) See Hanover ISetcs Heads Are Chosen By Sunday School Allen Luckenbaugh elected superintendent of adult department at St. Peter's (Lis-chey's) Union church near Spring Grove.

Spring Grove Allen Luckenbaugh was elected superintendent of the adult department of St. Peter's (Lischey's) Union Sunday school at a recent reorganization meeting. Other officers chosen were: Assistant superintendents, Mrs. Elizabeth Senft and Norman Danner; secretary, William Ceresa; assistants, Edward Stambaugh, Jr. and Allen Hoke; treasurer, Sterling K.

Leese; pianist, Dorothy V. Nace; assistants, Mrs. Charles Luckenbaugh and Mrs. Norman Rohrbaugh; chorister, Lester Luckenbaugh; assitants, Mrs. Norman Rohrbaugh and David Mummert.

Intermediate department superintendent, Mrs. Calvin Rennoll; assistant, Edward Stambaugh, secretary, Edward Stambaugh, treasurer, Lois Henry; pianist, Glenn Geisler; assistants, Ruth Carl, Joann Hoover and Beverly Madison; chorister, Eugene Mummert; assistants, Crawford Kauff-man, Edward Stambaugh, Jr. and Deborah Mummert. Primary department superintendent, Mrs. Allen Luckenbaugh; assistant, Mrs.

Merl Messinger; secretary, Mrs. Dale Ruth; assistant, Mrs. Norman Waltersdorff, pianist, Mrs. David Mummert; assistant, Mrs. John Yohe; chorister, Mrs.

Dwight Luckenbaugh; assistants, Mrs. John Altland and Mrs. Edward Stambaugh. Cradle Roll department superintendent, Mrs. George Lentz; building fund, Erwin Geisler and Robert Henry; home department, Mrs.

Edwin Luckenbaugh, Mrs. Harry Stambaugh, Mrs. Jacob Carl and Mrs. William Rice; librarians, Mrs. Clarence Runk, Mrs.

John Ruby and Mrs. Robert Henry. The nominating committee was composed of John Carl, William Rice, Mrs. John Yohe, Mrs. Magdalene Kling, Grace Luckenbaugh and Gene Mummert.

Joel S. Geiman Joel Samuel Geiman, 75, Spring Grove RD 1, Jackson township, died Sunday at 11:10 p.m. at Hanover General hospital where he was admitted Oct. 9. He retired in 1940 as employe at Sheppard Diesel company, Hanover.

Mr Geiman, a son of the late Samuel and Sevilla Huggens Geiman, was a charter member of Goodwill Fire company Grange-ville. His wife. Mrs. Grace C. Walt-man Geiman, died in March, 1936.

Surviving are: Five children, TVTrc Prvhorf TVTVsrj anH IVTrc Rav. mond Clousher, both of Hanover; Eldon S. Geiman, 60 North Water street; Mrs. Edward Plowman, Levittown, and Oscar W. Geiman, Spring Grove RD 17 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren and a brother and sister.

Mrs. Curvin Beck and Ezra Geiman, both of Hanover. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Bucher Funeral home, Frederick street, Hanover. Rev.

John L. Parry, pastor of Trinity Church of the Naza-rene, Hanover, will officiate. Interment will be in Christ United Church of Christ cemetery, near VFW To Meet Tonight Plans for the annual community Veterans' Day observance will be made by Private Allen J. Becks Post 52Q5, VFW, at a meeting tonight at 7:30 in the post home. The observance will be held Sunday.

Nov. 8, at 7 p.m. in junior high school auditorium, North East street. A meeting of the Home association follow the post session. Refreshments will be served.

St. Paul's Notes Harvest Home services were held Sunday at St. Paul's Lutheran church. Altar flowers were placed in memory of Clair E. Zartman, by the family.

John Trimmer served as acolyte. Tickets for the Reformation pageant, 'These Be Dangerous Words," to be presented at 3 and 8 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 1, at William Penn Senior High school, York, are available from the pastor. For Sale 1956 4 dr.

Ply. sdn. One owner Straight transmission, 6 cyl. Call Spring Grove 4503 after 5 P. M.

Adv. o20-3t She has been a guest of the American Red Cross the past month and has visited a number of chapters in this country starting on the west coast. While in Hanover Mrs. Tiruchel-. vam will visit the cerebral palsy school in York and will be guest speaker at an assembly program in Eichelberger Senior High school tomorrow at 1 p.m.

Mrs. Tiruchelvam will be attired in native dress. The meeting at the chapter home tomorrow evening has been arranged for the visitor to discuss Junior Red Cross activities with school personnel and to meet with other persons in this area. The public is invited. G'burg Symphony Orchestra Opens Season Thursday Gettysburg The initial concert of the fall and winter season of the 85-piece Gettysburg Symphony orchestra will be presented Thursday at 8:30 p.m.

in Gettysburg High school auditorium. Dr. William Sebastian Hart, founder and director of the orchestra', said the program will feature Mozart's "Concerto for Flute TTnvr TUn Aftro nlnn llUi All A bllU UlU present a series of "Symphonic Jazz" numbers. Other concerts will feature Paul Chalfant, violin soloist playing Mendelssohn's "Violin Concerto," Thursday, Jan. 7, and an outstanding choral ensemble will join with the orchestra Friday, April 8.

Tickets for the three concerts may be secured at Roth Jewelers, 5 York street, Hanover, for $4.50. Single seat admissions will be available at the high school on the evening of the performances at $1.75. Investiture Rites Held By Brownies Eleven girls and new commit-teewoman invested during ceremonies at Jefferson. Jefferson Eleven girls and a new troop committeewoman were invested at ceremonies held by Brownie Scout Troop 175. Mrs.

Richard Brillhart is the new committeewoman. The girls were: Linda Brillhart, Lorraine Doll, Donna Dubs, Connie Edris, Carol Luckenbaugh, Shirley Myers, -Anna and Donna Parrish, Carla Karen Snyder and. Bonita Trump. Brownie Hollow was the name selected for the new camp site. Donations for the Juliette Low World Friendship fund should be brought for for the meeting tomorrow.

A Halloween party will be held Oct. 28 at 7 p.m. at the home of the leader, Mrs. Paul Edris. Ira M.

Kimmel, 70, Retired Dillsburg Merchant, Succumbs Dillsburg Ira M. Kimmel, a retired merchant of this place, died at 10:15 a.m. yesterday at Carlisle hospital, where he had been a patient for two weeks. He was 70. Mr.

Kimmel, husband of Mrs. Adeline Bake Kimmel, formerly operated a farm implement store. He was a member of Dillsburg EUB church and Clinton Lodge. 209, and AM, Irvington, N. J.

Surviving, besides his wife, are two children, Ira M. Kimmel, Summit, N. and Mrs'. Henry Heitschel, Palmyra, N. two brothers, Norman R.

Kimmel, Harrisburg, and Maurice Kimmel, York; two' sisters, Mrs. Chester Bentz, Wellsville RD 1, and Mrs. Paul Cook, Dillsburg. Funeral services- will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Cocklin Funeral home.

His pastor. Rev. Robert E. Zuver, will officiate. Interment will be in Dillsburg cemetery.

Democratic Club Sets Meeting At Glen Rock Glen Rock Women's Democratic club of Southern York county will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at Community hall. Austin L. Grove Post 403, American Legion, has enrolled 117 members towards the 1960 campaign, according to a report submitted at a post meeting recently. Park P. Rohrbaugh, service officer, reported he has assisted 45 veterans of the Korean conflict to perpare their applications for state bonus.

Notice Halloween pranks and destruction of property will not be allowed in Glen Rock boro. Parents will be held responsible for acts committed by children. Special police wilt patrol the town. GLEN ROCK BORO COUNCIL. P.

E. K0LLER. Burgess Adv. 015.17.20,22.24.27.29.30.31 Country Style Ham Supper AT COMMUNITY HALL Saturday, Oct. 244 to 7 P.

M. Adults, Children Under 12, 75c. -Glen Rock A. A. Adv.

020,22,23 Startini Wednesday Cpen Every Evening Until Small Game Season Opens For Your Hunting Needs. WHEXtEY'S GLEN ROCK. PA. Adv. o20-3t Hanover Mrs.

Punitham Ti- ruchelvam, assistant director of the Junior Red Cross in Ceylon and wife of the solicitor general of that country, will be guests of Hanover Red Cross chapter at an open house in the chapter home, 256 York street, tomorrow from 7 to 8 p.m. Mrs. Tiruchelvam, who is a study visitor in this country, spent a month this summer in Toronto, Canada, where she participated in the International Junior Red Cross Study center activities. Get-Acquainted Meetings Slated Three Hanover PTA groups will conduct sessions tonight in respective schools. Hanover Get-acquainted meetings will oe held by the Hanover High and Penn Street School Parent-Teacher associations this evening in their respective schools.

The Hanover and High Street units will convent at 7:30 p.m. and A Cllll KCJ.C UUi Mt, KJ KJ The faculty at Hanover Street school will be introduced by Bernard Hughes, principal, and the PTA officers and committee chairmen will be introduced by Mrs. Robert Sheffer, president. Group singing will be in charge of Clyde Bortner. Rev.

M. L. A. Schilling, minister of Christian education at St. Matthew's Lutheran church, will be guest speaker at- the High Street session.

The faculty will be introduced by T. Barnhart, principal, and PTA officers will be introduced by Paul Shearer, president. Rev. Edgar D. Ziegler, pastor of St, Mark's Lutheran church, will speak on "What the PTA Means to the Parent" at the Penn Street meeting.

Courses Open Tonight Adult night courses will open this evening in Eichelberger Senior High school and will, continue for a 20-week period. All sessions will be held on Tuesdays from 7:45 to 9:45 p.m. Room assignments for the various courses have been announced by Richard Stottlemyer, assistant principal, as follows: Spanish, Room 202; combined practical and English literature class, Room 101; combined beginning and intermediate sewing. Room 10, and typing, Room 204. Class Initiated A class of seven candidates was initiated by Hanover Aerie 1406, Fraternal Order of Eagles, during an official visit by Thomas P.

Du-gan. Pittsburgh, state president, last night The initiation rituals were conducted by M. J. Corcoran, one-man degree team from York Aerie 183. The business session was in charge of Harold Snyder, president.

Guests from the Littlestown and Lancaster lodges attended. The Ladies' of the lodge will mt -'ght at 8 o'clock in the ItiLVV Nil Hanoverian Falls 30 Feet From Ladder; Has Fractured Rib Hanover Robert A. Stevens, 30, of 632 Frederick street, suffered a fractured right rib when he fell 30 feet from a ladder while assisting in installing a new roof at the home of Clinton L. Rhodes, 634 Frederick street yesterday at 3 p.m. Steven, who is employed by Thomas J.

Shepherd, 261 Princess street, was moved in the Hanover Fire company ambulance to Hanover General hospital, where he was admitted. His condition was listed as satisfactory last night. Today Thomasville Community club at Paradise (Holtz-schwamm) church at 8 p.m. for Halloween party. Thursday Hanover Community club at Pleasant Hill Fraternity hall at 6:30 p.m.

for covered dish social with Home Economics club members as guests. Davids-burg Community club at home of Wayne Hoffman, Dover RD 2, at 7:30 p.m. for Halloween party and hay ride. Friday County Rabbit club at home of Richard Swain, Golds-bo ro, for Halloween party and reports on rabbit breeding. Krall-town Community club at home of Norma Jean Laughman, East Berlin RD 2, at 7:30 p.m.

for Halloween party. match at South Mountain Gun Saturday County Rifle ciub club at 1 pm ROAD GRANTS The county commissioners yesterday voted $5,100 and $1,887 for road projects in Springettsbury tv' and Red Lion borough, respectively..