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:8 THE GAZETTE AND DAILY, YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1941V Three Brothers In Air Corps Blacksmith Shop Still Scene Of Horse Shoe Games Hungerford, Jan. 15. The shop of "The Village Blacksmith," where Edward L. Eckenrode is still engaged in shoeing horses, remains the scene of many -horse shoe pitching contests. Among the contestants are four elderly men whose combined ages total 300 years as follows: Frank Hildebrand, 78; Augustus Rehmeyer, 76; Jesse Eaton, 74, and George Shaub, 72.

Observers, who like to view the friendly rivalry among the four, say these "old timers" are about as "tough" physically as the shoes they pitch. VNA Will Make Dental Awards Spring Grove Ass'n To Give Prize To Schoof Room Whose Pupils Have Highest Percentage Of Teeth Defects Corrected Spring Jan. 15. The Spring Grove V. N.

A. held its monthly meeting in the V. N. A. room of the fireman's building in charge of the president, Mrs.

W. S. McClellan. It was decided to award a prize Election Is Held By Fire Company Harley Nell Chosen President Of Franklintown Organization; Benjamin Harbold Vice-President Franklintown, Jan. 15.

Harley Nell was elected president of the Franklintown Fire company at the annual reorganizational meeting held Monday evening. Other chosen are: Vice-president, Benjamin Harbold; recording secretary, Ralph Sealover; financial secretary, Chester Byers; treasurer, Joseph Harbold; fire chief, Charles King; first assistant, Calvin Graham; second assistant, Alfred King; truck drivers, Charles Harbold, John Yohe, Herbert Hold Two Vagrants In Theft Of Police Auto At Red Lion Red Lion, Jan. 15. Two vagrants, names unknown, are being held in the borough lock-up while police are trying to determine which one stole the police car early this afternoon and nearly wrecked it after a short, but very erratic, drive down the Red Lion-Windsor highway. The car was stolen from its parking place, outside the borough garage at the end of East High street, where it had been placed by Chief of Police Paul Royer while he went for dinner.

The thic' apparently not a good according to eyewitnesses, went careening out of the alley and headed east on the highway, nearly striking a telephone pole on the side of the road. Continuing down the highway, the man just managed to escape hitting an oncoming car and traveled about one-quarter a mile before coming to grief, when the car cut off the road and across the old trolley track bed before coming to a stop. WPA employes, who were Hanover Council Approves Budget Solons Sanction Budget Calling For Anticipated Receipts And Expenditures Of $106,885.31 Each For 1941 Hanover, Jan. 15. Borough council, at its January meeting this evening in council chambers, 29 York street, tentatively adopted the 1941 budget which calls for anticipated receipts and tures of $106,885.31 each.

Secretary Richard A. Myers was authorized to prepare copies of the proposed budget and have one available for public inspection in the borough office for 16 days as of Jan. 16. Council approved the payment of $4,000 toward the purchase of a combination ladder truck for Eagle Fire company No. 2.

Report was made that a cash balance of $17,233.55 was carrieS over from 1940 with the outstanding indebtedness of the borough reduced as follows during 1938, 1939 and 1940: Bonded indebtedness, script, inter-fund loan, market house script, sewer, Red Lion Cigar Industry Gains Upward Trend Indicated In Report Of Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue Ked Lion, Jan. 15 A definite upward trend for the cigar and tobacco industry of Red Lion and vicinity is reflected in the annual report released todayvby Earl F. Glenn, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue in charge of the local office. Both the sale of cigar stamps and" tobacco stamps show a large increase over previous years. During 1940, cigar stamps for all classes were sold for cigars, an increase of cigars over 1939 and an increase of 31,850,910 cigars above the sale during 1938.

Sale of tobacco stamps in the past year was for 698,447 pounds. This was en increase of 96,480 pounds over 1939 and an increase of 227,042 pounds over 1938. Mr. Glenn also announced that he is now arranging a schedule of special hours at the ofifce for the convenience of those persons, who desire assistance in filing income tax returns. The schedule will be announced at a later date.

Guests At Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown.

Mrs. Minnie Wallick and Rae Wallick visited Mr. and Mrs. R. B.

Towers and family, Baltimore, Sunday. Blouse Obsequies Funeral services for Calvin refer Blouse, who died Saturday Mrs. Daniel P. Wagner, Dies At East Berlin to that room of the local school whose pupils have had the highest percentage of dental defects corrected during the present school term. These dental defects Yohe, Lester Weigle, Charles Runk.

Vfarrv Watrnpr Manr-inn among children of the borough ac Jan- "-Mrs- Coulson, Glenn Gettys Charles school were rlwkpri th Wiley Wagner, wife of Daniel tAZ 'a V. N. A. sponsored dental clinic East Ber in died at menT LloT Ph lip Nov. 14.

The nature of the dental her ho Elmer Haar, Davis Myers, George prize will be determined later and yI Mummert; axemen, Merle Hes by JA i Cr win De presented to the winning aT" II? Russell Heiges, Boyd Nelson, Ray- working near the garage, had school room at graduation next June. The report for the past month of Miss Felicia Whyte, local visiting nurse, is as follows: number of the Brethren. neth Fole T3VP aru1 Surviving are her husband, one Carson Bentz son, Daniel Earl Wagner, at home; c. society ElectB of visits, 191; hours or duty. 176: iZ wXit.tTZ"?'1 -The Christian Endeavor society Tan 13 sewer inter-loan, total for Springvale, United Brethren three years, $76,000.

listed in the Air Corps July 1,1940 ients in Glatfelter mill, 46; local SbaLh ,,5.. A transfer of funds left over in place, are now members of the school visits, 15; rural school Mrs. Ma Row. York ar Mrs. Ida Bowser, York.

notified Chief Royer and given him a description of the culprit. A short time later, the chief picked up the two men near the cabinet company plant and took them to the lock-up. Both were in a drunken condition, it is alleged, so that they were unable to give a coherent story. The car was not damaged except a small dent in one fender. the 1940 budget from one account United States Air corps.

They are: atter sorving tvvo enlistments President, Maurice Coulson: vicc- visits, four. The visits to the rural Strictly private funeral services president, Mrs. Albert Wehler; r' uicsiuL-m, mrs. Aioert vvenier: to another was approved, as. was Corporal John left, aged 24, a the United States Army, having SCh00'ls muiy, ncivius -nm uuu a like transfer ot lour accounts member of the 33rd Pursu joinea in nru' aira; secretary, Mene coulson; assist- ivoo.

iiii. aiiny itwo. uunng nis army o4. oft he sewer department from one Squadron. Mitchell Field, N.

service, he was stationed in the rk; wnmlTalth 12 C1SCK at, TJneJat resi" ant secretary, Fa'ye King; treas- expense item to another where Sergeant Charles center, aged Philippine Islands and attended 1 XirtPrtThavp S' l- )V -H- ruP- rer, Mrs. Myrtle Arnold; pianist i Ultl iue anrag pianist. funds were depleted in one ac 21, a member of the First Staff the University ot Santa Tomas, Mj Wh 'Z'1: ViUL! Jean jjeardorlt; assistant pianist. T3ii, viA -t Mam a. Stntt Srwrant auth has Jal luaue ui count and a balance standing Sauadron.

Bolline Field. N. Y. Manila. Statt Segerant Fauth has rnlInf v' i i iV.

1 auc r-nzapetn. another. and Staff Sergeant Jacob been commended by his superior "0M cemetery, near Hostess To Lad es' Aid Society The finance committee reported right aged 26, stationed at Mof- officers for his intelligence and Th attending the meeting 11 A-iyS rpnpwai nf fwt inqnranrp on hnr- -j mt Hovntinn as wo as his i nose attenaing tne meeting to the Ladies' Aid society of th fntt TTinM Pal at nrpspnt dutv 3 on Mrs. Jessie A. Webb Buried At Fawn Grove were: Mrs.

W. S. McClellan, Mrs. Howard Overmillpr TVTrs ough vehicles and renewal of at the First Materiel at Hamilton rapid rise in his profession. evening at his home, 137 Linden avenue, were conducted at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon with all services at the Olewiler funeral home.

Rev. J. V. Krecker, pastor bonds on borough omciais. fieid Ca as electrical technician Mrs.

Anna Willis Dies; Rites At Coldsboro Sat. FranklintowTi Lutheran churchs Friday evening. Those presentf were: Mrs. Ray Taylor, Mrs. All bert Lyter, Mrs.

Charles Harbold At one time during the latter Overmillpr. Mrs. Vmpptxp f. Tr Fawn r.mv. Tar, iTQoi oraerea rP3, 977 ii" at the Base Engineering Section, part of 1939 and early in 1940, Mrs.

Emerson Tower, Mrs. R. L. 07. "aV John- a graduate of Red Lion all three brothers were attending Roth Mrs.

Paul Miller, Mrs. Frank pam xur fi ber were of St. Paul's Evangelical church attended officiated. Goldsboro, Jan. Id.

Mrs. Anna i'Tll- "-vtI. mm- -cettjs Garretson Willis, widow of Jacob "P65- Mrs- Merle Hess, Mrs Willis, died at 5:30 p. m. today Sealover, Mrs.

JosepH James Leber, Abraham vnv. vi uuiiuav iiiui iiini. at the home of her grand niece, "arooia, Airs, oienn Gettys, Car-J W.iilirk and John Fillmore, all at thn Brief Notes Mrs. Sarah K. Bamberger, Mt.

naraoiu, urace Wrolf, where she had resided for Barry Sealover, and Fred Gettys members of the Men's Bible class ard Webb, with concluding ser- Tax collector Myers youngest of the three brothers, John has not visited here once ntMrtnl ct taVPS -r ohnrv.h a as on 1 INirS. (jOOfge W. WelSil and MrS L'nn 'c finni iirni pnnrf'n t-i pi IT Ul Death was caused curing me session, tne toiiow vi ou rauis vices at ine fawn Grove Aletho- i 10 coiV am graauatea irom tne nea won since enlisting in aajs. tnanes Franklin Glassmover pttendpd the cast vear Hn-oacrr? was a At i t. t-.

fnllnu-s- 1939. 1 1 moo 1 .1 ridiiKiin r. ijiassmover attenueu sphnnl in 1P.3S and pnlistpfl visitpH his mnthpr the 'a hoh- fL. intr nffipors tt-om nloMnl uA oiin.il uic uisi. luuitii.

ncv. r.ugar 1. iveau, "1 c-VoVco rru "'6" sciiooi in iijoo aiiu eiiusu-u iiitu inuinei uva uic jiuii- nvpr The member. Interment was made in past0r, officiated, assisted by Rev! 075.55; 1940 $5,12763. treas- on month later than John.

Jacob, days. Another son, Amos, aged 17, AStnZ was 91vears old. ensuing year: PresTdent, Mrsi the Red Lion cemetery Howard bchlinke, former pastor, ituiL eldest of Mrs. tauth's three sons is a member ot the Civilian Con- tne ho Mrs. Willis was born in New- 'enn Gettys; vice-president, Mrs stationed at Meek York.

berry township and lived most of Libert Lyter; secretary, Mrs. Rev. Ralph A. Strasbaugh, pas- ber life in Goldsboro and vicinity. Charles Harbold; assistant secret tyo tui By Lauui-r now at navre de Grace, and imu6u, now serving their countrv, nas re- servation corps Robert Hutton is suffering from Rev.

George Shay, pastor of the er market house, centy been promoted from ser- Gordonsville, Va. a cash above the left eye, which Middle Octorari Presbvterian 53. tor oi ine sniremanstown united ui riam- -v r1. Brethren church, spent Saturday Church of God for many Urer, Mrs. Joseph Harbold: flowe at the home ot his brother anrl yt'dn.

ine omy suniors are vdnei ot-diovej New Freedom Club To Meet Monday he received when struck by a fall- church, a relative. Interment was Fire Chief Ass't Named Wolcott, and a vocal duet, "Every ing stepladder. made in the cemetery adjoining Paul Krenzer, representing Flower" from "Madame Butter-Home For Vacation the church. Pallbearers were Har- Eagle Fire company No. 2, and fly" Mrs.

Harry Myers and Miss LeRoy Hanna has returned from old 'Manifold, William Zeller, Earl Kenneth McDonnell, Hanover Dorothy Dixon. A two-weeks' vacation in Florida McPherson. Philin Kiteore and Fire company No. 1, recommended The next meeting will be held sister-in-law, Rev. and Mrs.

E. V. nephews and nieces. and Mrs. Mervm Byers.

The funeral will be held Sa.t- Strasbaugh. New freedom, Jan. lo. ine The and Cuba. Richard Manifold, grandsons of the appointment of Charles at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Ben- ParentsTeach rL club of Bowsers tw condition of Mrs. Clayton urday with bnef semces from the Mrs. Robert MurDnV. er, who recently underwent Bamberger home at Mt.

Wolf ot uucri ivrPnYi peration for appendicitis at 1-30 p. m. and further rites at tho Manchester, Buried the school- uil tt "KT il ouiwi ni 1111.1. in an nnpraT nn Miss Ina Laucks, daughter 01 diss, a grand nephew, rive grand- Keed as assistant, ine recom- win vvinidm n. ace as me hQ Frida evcning- Following the Hanover CenpraT hnsnitai is Goldsboro Church of God at 2:15 i by directress.

were approved Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Laucks, daughters carried the numerous mendations o'clcclc. Rev.

S. Hershev, pas- Manchester, Jan. 15. Funeral a re -r J- tr y- 'i will be the program: Selection, reported to be satisfactory Abraham D. Auchey is mourning the deatn oi ner pet uorai iriDutes.

iney were tiien council. Wilmer, Etta and Charles Day is suffering from a tor, w. oniciate. interment win ices ior mrs wary Graie be made in the Paddletown teme- Murpny, wife of Robert H. Muri horse "King." Miss LaucKs nad ivicrnerson, Marian Manitoid, Heaitn utneer naipn w.

go- Amnwm u. reading, Ralph Gladfelter; piano dislocated right shoulder sus- hP horse four vears and the com- Marian Warfield. Elizabeth Kil- brecht reoorted 193 communicable avenue, died at his home last 6T' ot iLTliLIlt jinnatpH ritrht luneral Directors A. Zieg- phy. this place, who died Sat 1 iiitiiiii.

i luiuui uj Tainon i nniGif nirrtiT n'hi fl orinf diseases for 1940 and of nine sani- night at iv.oo ciocK. to a rcadi Mrs Curtjs Boncdict; Ymnoundin soiith of l's. Sons, this place and Man- urday at the York hospital, wer bination was a raminar signt on tjuie anu uean wcdd, nr rr ctrnnf tary -inspections, six restaurants 3 duet- Margaret and Mildred Se- town. He has had the shoulder ar in Cftarg0 ot arfan-c" this from the lat residence. Nepnews served a Camp Fire Girls Elect we wish tJoSsour sincere thanks inspections, investigating three Dubs AiuchcJ Tfm Christ; reading, Mrs.

Norman oint disloca tec twice before The Dottie Raub was elected presi- to our neighta and MendBiifor their nuisances and 18 sewer connection about ten years ago due to 1 Rohrbaueh: selection. Men's chor- ninrv bf IS if dent of the newly-organized Camp tiZS inspections. He also reported the heaun arte naving oeen empioy- as. readrng; "Anna White's Dress," from working. pallbearers.

Rev. Paul Rhinehar.f pastor of the Otterbein Brethren church, Mt. Wolf, offf dated. Interment was made in th Fire Girls unit or St. lJaui eoo.

aiso ror ine ream uorai tributes reorganization or Paul's we.bb, aIso for tne beautiful floral tributes reorganization nnrl Ilea nf 41ioi- oiitAmnlillni- board as follows: President, Evangelical church at the second Adv. By her children. Manchester Union cemetery. Eckbert; vice-president, Hold Funeral Of Mrs. Jacobs, Weigelstown Weiglestown, Jan.

15. The funeral of Mrs. Gretna Jacobs, wife of E. L. Jacobs, this place, who died Sunday at the York Wentz, and secretary, himself.

11 f.1. 1t- 4 Lwiiuiu -w. kJUHUrl rl t. 1 I irr IIIIIIIH Budget Adopted By Dallastown Council Tn thp ahspnpp nf Rnrppss Frl. IUUOS) union ynuri.ii, diu Tspnh MpssIpv.

Mrs. ward Stambaugh, Chief Norman AT Gerry Sednist. Mrs. Russell Wirtz 17 Steam meeting Monday evening. Other officers are: Vice-president, Marguerite Zarfos; secretary, Charlotte Moore; treasurer, Phyllis Roseman; scribe, Helen Snyder and song leader, Barbara Crook.

Three new members, Charlotte Edwin J. Lewis Of Wellsville Buried Repairs KPPnPV rennrtPr thp rollprtinn nf nanover louge, jno. yi- and Mrs. Clarence Wolf. ho anH steam mains of the bcr- $62 in fines for December.

of JI90se -His Church lias New Heating Plant ough were shut down Monda; MValfWtLV Dallastown, Jan. 15. The borough council met Tuesday in thp "Rpspiip Firp pnmnanv Jan. 13. Private Council refused the petition of in th The St.

John's Lutheran church from 11:30 a. m. to 2:30 n. m. tr, xPln atth.e KoJler Wellsville, C.

A Hoff, York realter, for a ural11 services tor hdwin J. nine iuiK-ia! nunic, urai i Mica iunerai pipes Moore, Norma Brown and Larose building at which time the pro- has been improved by the addition allow time for repairs to the nf an nil hiirnpr. nn Main strppt rw nf cfo.m ana Conciuaing on Main street One of thp stenm and concllding driveway in connection with wiit, cie ciuuncu, posea budget tor 1941 was pre- services at Wolf's Lewis, this place, who died at a nine on he ''firSfl fT church- RoZ W- Libert hospital at Cleawater. pipes on the first floor of the riC lb aui i fu uj' in: vc uiur Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Forry and memoersnin to M. flans were KPntpH tr. tho uuuuirig ne is erecurig ior a gruc- A iviiiipr. Thursday, were held Tuesday daughter, Yvonne; Mr. and Mrs, and Mrs.

made tor luture events ana eacn consideration. The proposed bud- ry company at iarK aenue ana Robort Noble 123 Friendship Hose Companv build- pr ul Vtr lorme(i Robert, ing bursPt Monday." Workmen SrfhSfi5 pastor or the Dover Reformed iev. v. morning at his home, here. Ine girl will select an Indian home for geti tt-njCh.

calls for receipts of Carl'sle street Fair avenue, and Mrs. Franklin P. George Boyer and son Ti, ennnt uith Mr. fmm tko atrasoaugn, Who was na lbearers were: Arthur and herself, which will be used during S27.902.08 and expenditures of Plan WPA Sewer Project Miller, 123 Fair avenue, i A ivinn onrl fami iiT ii. taKen 111 l10nfiay eemng.

Ine T.pwis snns nf the rip- P. H. Alwine and family, line. all meetings and activities. There $25,286.25, was accepted, and is Solicitor Edwin M.

Buchen was whom' he made his home; six and Mrs. The cold weather of the ViivitiBrv AJils 13 Menibrrs week kv cMS for JSSSSSTfLlS -HSS PKMah Jerry were 27 members present with now in the office of the chief bur- requested to prepare an ordinance grandchildren, three sisters, Mrs Mrs. Flo Toomey, the guardian, in LrGSS on thP sprond flnnr nf thp for the extension of 550 feet of Snnhin T.niirhman. Jefferson: Mrs, The Ladies- SWLftLTW! ZZTcSSZ Sr." ng ie 'iSf Sih charge. engine nouse, where citizens de- main line sewer on Penn street to Rolandus Lau, York R.

Mrs. FjrP conmanv met Friday night, of heating plant in the town and Peter Strayer. Interment in church, officiated. Interment was Sickness Increases was made in Wolf's cemetery Y.W.M.S. Convenes siring can examine it each evening connect with the new sanitary Mary Shue, Hanover; two broth- charge of the president, Mrs.

The Young Women's Missionary between the hours of 7 and 9 sewer line being laid to the new ers David D. Auchey, Spring Helen Hedrick. Thirteen new Cases of grip have been report- 3 A. I made in the Friends Meeting House cemetery, near here. Graveside services were conducted by the local B.

P. O. E. lodge. members were added: Mrs.

Irwin on tne increase aunng tne past society ot jonns neiormeu ociocK. lhe meeting was in elementary school building. This Grove R. and William D. am- Mrs.

Robert Bolinger, Mrs. "1C UU1S' cnurcn met luesuay evening ai. cnarge or tne president, William will he a WfA project. chey, Spring throve. rav Display Unusual Egg At Glen Rock Store the home of Miss Dorothy vv arner T.

Fuller. Other members present Borough Manager Eckbert re- Funeral services will be held Eleanor Green, Mrs. Connie Cook A blown-out boiler flue caused with the nrPSldent. Mrs. N.

werp: H. A. Kinkpl. T.pstpr R. nnrtoH thp onninnwnt armiint in Saturrlav nftprnnon at his late re- tt eu lVillinmc Trc gene Shoemaker, in charge.

Mrs. Forry, Curvin D. Flinchbaugh and the 19-10 budget had a balance of sidence at 1:30 o'clock, followed Trout Mrs Harrv Wolf, Mrs. enS'ne number 94 of the Fred' Shrewsbury Fire Co. Has 5, lori riicpussinn co nnn i ij vMiriur-tpn" in 1, rV'n erick branch of the Pennsvlvania i'len Kock, Jan.

lo. An eg! n-- oumi ucv.iiiioi, nuuim; aui aiiu i ecumiiit-'riueu me yui iui uiti lui.uuwi. Kmorv WOll, iMrs. unaries juiiei, lair! atc- onnoyd Qnttnn thp citnin Tro, is-o a tjonnrft i i i. Do, TuiKc t'ninn nhnrph i.

rr railroad to stall at the Bittinfrpr idlU Mrs. Leonard Sutton the Stein, Treasurer A. S. Benedict truck St. Paul's (Dubs) Union church all at the Bittinger aid end chase nf a heaw riutv rfumn by a white leghorn hen owned Record by.H- L- Gemmill was found to ooa r'nanciai Record Mrs.

urace tzuoo, iara iui- hv a siurie uuarry west oi town wnne west of town while Deri, u. o. nmu aim weieh tive ounces and measured Tq iTho Rosa Kyman. vr-t- onca six and one-quarter inches bv' nine Firp mmnanv is in a study book period. Those present and Secretary W.

V. Flinchbaugh. at a cost of $1500 to replace one Rev. Dr. Edwin M.

Sando, pas-were: Mrs. Walter Mayes, Mrs. Otterbein Guild Meets worn out. tor of the West Manheim Re-Harvey Frederick, Mrs. Everett The regular meeting of the Ot- a discussion of parking meters formed charge, will officiate.

In-Gemmill, Mrs. Leonard Sutton, terbein Guild of Bethlehem Unit- for Hanover was discussed and terment will be made in the ceme-Mrs. Walter Barnhart, Mrs. N. ed Brethren church was held in the matter was Dlaced in the tery adjoining the church.

It was announced that Mrs. caed fr()m the York roundhouse and three-quarter inches in di- gooci financial condition, as, ac Fred Hartenstein gave two sheets to pull in the to be used in tne amDUiance, wnicn Annointed Pae At I.peislatnrfi Eugene Shoemaker. Miss Esther the social rooms of the church, hands of the nublic safety and Peoples Bank Officers mensions. It is on display at the cording to the annual statement, hardware store of J. F.

and H. O. signed by the auditors, Elmore Neuhaus. Armacost, K. L.

Miller and Earl Apply For Membership Shaffer, the company now has A total of 42 boys and girls 53,053.16 balance. The receipts for l--i iTo l'olf U'linrj- Tho rfoi-nt nni rwirW was in At tUp mpptincr nf thp hnsrrt Ot 1 I1UW AMUliauiuu uj me auiiioij. A. Hink P. snn nt Mr.

iwuiuudUKu, iis. street committees, iir. Tt nnrjv pp v. a Mrs. S.

J. Snvder. Miss charge of Lola Jackson. The anri u-nJ tn inv-PstmatP directors of the Peoples Bank of It was decided to sell candy eggs and jIrs Andrew Hmkle, North Ozella Gemmill, Miss Ella Gem- theme of the evening's topic was nrI ppnort th npvt mPetine Hanover this morning the follow- about Laster ume ana to conouci Codorus township, has been ap nave, applied to tne American the year were the ex- I the year were ti0', Tn? ex" pointed Senate page for the pres- a a ent session of the Pennsvlvania L10" Junior drum and bugle penditures were 951.41, leaving a mill. Miss Dorothy, Snyder and "I Enlist with Thee Christ as after eari ts of several ing officers were reelected: John a mcKen sop ivTioe tvmtkv vvam'or an The followin2 i F.

Shultz. president J. S. Fitz, Mrs. rank u.

lavior is cnanman i rsvrtfrnm timc rttaH tinr 1 1 ra t-infl-nraciHonT' 1 lr" flVVfl Dr. vice-president; Edward W. of the latter event, ine treas- legislature. He is a graduate of corps, for membership, at a meet- cash balance of $964.09. Extra ing Tuesday night.

A beginners from this the company has cnooi anenaance ooou yi. severaj piaces and observed park Although sickness has lowered reading, Lola Jackson; Story of m-tp- iWC. lilUI.V.ll Stick, secretary; R. t. Jones, urer report snow ea a oaidnce oi the Spring Grove High school, cashier, and George L.

Garrett, S300.05. Those present were: Mrs. Boy scouts Meet TT'I i. ciass win oe iormea next luesaay 089.07 in two banks, drawing m-at 7:30 p. m.

at Legion head- terest. The company now has 2u9 in other tne rrune ncners wuaa iroui, Thp hrn m-n-pr rpnorted Charles HedncK. airs. Agnes iwn inri cr-nntc hoirt Shnphnrt Mrs. Rnv Amsnacher.

Quarters. members. places to a large extent, absentees 'Description of a Tomato Can- im lin sewer assistant cashier in the local system are just nery Lillian Taylor Story of completed on ew Cashier i ta a an Dvstnr T.nrna Ness: Charles M. Greiner. Greiner, Hummels- Mrs.

William Torbert, Mrs. Cur- which discusSions of current af- Entertain At Party The firemen relief is so wen KllL'nnv auove iiuiiiiai. isi. y-- Man avpnnp and that tne com a party was neia at tne nome U11 iinduia.uy as jci.jj. W.

Schlesel. sunervising principal, closing prayer, Mrs. Harry iiaus- nf in nr said there were morning from the high school, about 20 above nor -I. TJntv, Vnllor Vsta T- board of directors this morning. aid, Edna McDonald, Mrs.

Flor- south of the borough Raver, on the occasion of her 17th ur and Mn rnnndl in cIectcd by the board are: Pnce Gemmill, Mrs. Frank Taylor, Borough Council Budget Meeting birthday and for Edward Myers, sc Henry, sp appeared be ore council Paul winebrenner, president; Mrs. Grant Hare, Mrs. W. J.

The Spring Grove Borough ho observed his i 20th birth- ade phia Jr JJ13U CharlesR Lose, vice Resident shaver, Mrs. F. R. Shauch, Mrs. council mPct fhis evening in the feS AS PeS aa ciiicivti, iui3.

a n. ouncn mci mis even nc in ine rannw ra -uu anu nla tapb-enn Wnlpn Shank. Street Scott and daughters. mal. 88 At Lions' Affair Eighty-eight members and mtnetc thp Lorna Ness, Lillian 'Taylor, Hilda reference .11 -i- i Trout, Betty Stump and Mrs.

er and assistant secretary: Edwin m. r. Orwig, Mrs. Melvin Wagner, council room of the Firemens' hall 'cnaru iien, son, uiyue. He charced aeainst his property.

Hucnen. secretary unanes wi. A. Zp er. Warren f- tn auu Night" of the local Lions club Harry J.

Hauscr, patroness. Pupils 111 With Grin said he would assume the pay Greiner. cashier, and C. E. Wine- p.uff-.ovpr Mrs William J.

Frev. 1011 vi children, Jacob and Mary; Mr. Grip is prevalent at this place. ment of Tuesday evening in the social hall --tB SF cashier a ISache, Mrs! clyde He SS SdavMr' MS'S Spiff lelthgrShaSeTto 6. Amspach- the bnceif Jfe paS JSurShS iroueh an error.

The fin- member of the en lian. Vlse- ter, Yvonne; Mrs. John Krout, and 11 out of the primary school thTOUgh an error. The fin- He becomes a member of the school John Krout, anc? out the primary school, LaMotte'i Cleaning Siwclal Suits or Dresses ot the Elks nome. ine aecora- that th tions included regulation size him Adv.

owing 10 tne maiaay. iir. ana i looiuailb nt't- jin mi uic it- rnmmittpp and solicitor Will TTnnrl staff nftpr servin Hudson Coupe, very gnoa conomon, v.i, nuicn Tmiit Mr TVTrc Pros. cent "Soupbowl" football attend- J2 EWou Hinkle, members of the finance Jrout, fc and ta Pres- Mrs, Harry Webb, Mr. and Mrs.

Hav the Winter Chills Crept In? If so close them out with storm doors nd sash. Arnold Lumber Company. Adv. j2-St eod i siiciigiii-L-ii uui iuc as uailiv CAOiuuiri "nil MUU.w: JSdt, buick I uoir Mail, mmmittoo nmnircH tho hnrlcpt "1UUI dllU sun, itrij' (---1. Willi ori onH ance campaign and stuffed crows, rinh Meets nrtnw nf Common- new paint and tires.

w.w. summit committee, prepared the budget nrotta cnio klark. anl.c.hlI.dren- "J11 am and ere and SforhPebJ-TowrS fa Th(? meCting j16 alth "ylvania, for five Service Station, New Freedom. The dget was receivcd by the i pau, Del menu for the Scrubs losers in Beethoven club was hcld Tuesday years. Mr.

Greiner is a graduate council and was posted in the Myers, aU 0f Seven Valleys: Mr. Mr. and hosts at the 4U si. i-, ti tr a tt wL-, ir- ana -urs. Harris Lee.

to at thp utiiiuvtu Uuu ao iii.i. jri-aia. uiiiiili an ui ouven vdiics, iit- -nH Mrs Harris Tp home of Mr. and schools of Elizabeth- H. H.

Ice Skate LaMottes a complete line of hockey that Contest that contest TJ, oifto -orp a- iiuuic ui iui. oi me ijuuiiu stiiuuu ui iTo-b- iiool omce oi luei ouigtrfs ii. xi. anu HUTS, now aru Junius, anu Lifts evening at the Gf the public office of Chief Burgess and Mrs. Howard Combs, Carl and ThP inint 1 nf th A Mrs- Harry V- Warehime.

318 Bal- town, Pa. and the Wharton School JS. VtS, Hawkins so that it can be inspect- Eugene Combs. Glatfelter Station; ghrewbur? Evanrfelica? and Re timnm ctroot with a larpp nlim- nf ITinannn anrl PommprCP. Tjm- Vpiwinm nA nf tVip Wnrmh TVTr on1 Afrc Mv-nrc Cm.

11 the i.ui.. ed the citizens of the borough. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Myers, Su- nd figure skates.

Adv. jl4-tf ItlCtTLllI. 11U1IIU1U1U exchanged between Dr, by nf aneci. wnii a iai6c 01 luniii-u anu formed charge will hold an ad J14-3t Mvios Mpindpi ber present. Miss Nellie Henry di- versity of Pennsylvania at Fnu- The council will meet regular ette Stengle and Edward Myers.

session Feb. 5 for approval of the VhUt-n Kadlu Sejlal Vp to trade-in allowance on new 1341 models. Prices from P5 uo. Kenneth K. Poet P.adio 77 N.

Main St. Phone 36R. Adv. "Hit Parade of 1941" journed meeting Monday, Jan. 20, at 7:45 p.

in Zwingii hall, St. Paul's church. "Snow Whito and The Sevi-n narfs" The great Walt Disney festival. 5 Dis- Jf riiiPtpn1 with with a selection by the glee club, for ten years by the Elizabeth with Kny Baker. Frances Laneford.

budget. Mrv Ann ftfilier. Combmea in a 0 rj 111 11 111 1 irHH iif-r, rfini i.uiiLiii Tnwn iriivi i.iiiiiiiriiiv uliuh. Jce Stops Dredging n'ls combined in one big clorious bill. c-i il.

rhansodrintical riot of cantivatinc cunedy. School Pi tv i-nr w- liii-k ued Wlth 3 vocal duet- "Beautiful rolling at the Wharton sweet swine and eala gaiety! Cast of FOR SALE Gas stove. 4-burner and oven. 326 Atlantic Red Lion. Adv.

15-3t A surprise birthday party was Saviour," by Misses Mary Katn- and entered the employment or ",,7,73 hPlrl SatnrrHv Pvpnint? ar thp ryn Knipple and Jean Mehring; the State Department of Banking 0ne each nitc' at 7:43 Piano solo, "Sequidilla Mrs. Rob- in October 1935. Adv. Dredging operations the P. H.

practical -The tvu- Duck- Glatfelter dam have been halted line." 'Ferdinand Tf Buir and Don- i aid Lucky Dav." It hard to believe by the ice Which has tormea lnat so murh lauehter. gavety and around the equipment. The thick 5 packi into one Raia show see 1 t-t at Men theatre. Jan. 17-11.

ice prevents the pipes from float- show Fri. at 2 sho5 sat. at 7 and 16-2t I 111 1.11 I 1 1 1 V. 1 111 1 Card Of Thanks The family of Calvin P. -Blouse desires in exnrpss its aunreciation for the kindness en uineorenner; tji.au sum, liounic wi-uuihk i NEED WOOD Will give all wood for cutting off part of woods between Stewarts-town and Shrewsbury.

T. JEROME HEAPS, Street, Md. Thone Cardiff 51R4 honor of her birthday. She was Moonlight Madonna," Mrs. Hen- Miss Ruth Wagner, Westminis- U.llam anH cvmnwThv shrun (iiirinp the recent v.

16-3t ing to their required positions 9 P- M- Regular admission, when following the dredging and Frlvvarrl KUhn. lian- and Edward Kuhn. Han- also for the oral trmutes ry Bollinger; piano solo, "The ter, and the use of automobiles at the funeral, ana useiui gilts, ine evening was TTlWahoth Warp- TVTicc ATarv Pnwpll Adv. SDent olav ntr cames and con- Brook, Miss Elizabeth are- 0er, and Miss row en. To Be Buried Friday scow.

hime; vocal solo, "Sweet Love Westminister. and Eugene tests. Those present were: Mr. r- i and Airs Snunreon Kohler Mr ow 1 Must Leave inee, ivuss. Kunn, uettysourg, were nwin iiauam, jan.

io. runerai A Near Tn ns Now I Must Leave Thee." Miss Kuhn. Gettysburg, were married Elect Directors Of Windsor Park Phllro Kadlo Six-rials fp to trade-in allowance on new models. Prices from up. Kenneth K.

Poet Ralio 77 N. Main St. Phone Adv. d9.H.J6.21.23,28,:i0 The Viking Cream Separator and Mrs orKinger ilr vjjyun irauiun, a uuuiiii- ii-iciuunj im ici.m and Mrs." Clayton Brown, Mr! and ning A Car," Mrs. Roland E.

S. at the rectory of St. John's Cath- husband of Margaret Wit- Will Meet Tonight Mrs Stewart Reirhard ATr and Swam; selection, "The Big Brown olic church. Westminister, mer, who died Tuesday night at 3 Windsor. Jan.

15. The follow- hcld Tolna, Jan. 15. The P. T.

A. of ing directors were elected yester- hi Mrs' John Reisinger Mr! 'diaries Bear," quartet composed of the Saturday. Miss Wagner and Mr. the York hospital, will be Have the Winter hills Crept In? Rebecca W. Smeltzer, Misses Elizabeth Stauffer, Mary Kuhn had as their attendants, jrnaay aiternoon at ociou Keeney school will hold its nay at tne meeting ot the stock- Rebecca Smeltzer Misses Elizabeth Stauffer, Mary Kuhn had as their attendants, Friday afternoon at 2 ode If so close them out with storm doors Hartman, Hartman.

Guaranteed for jr a a. Ski ana sasn. Arnold L.unioer iomoany. Adv. j2-St cod Miss Helen Wallick Edward Wal- Glvnn Trone, Marjone Uobrecnt Miss Powell and tugene rvunn.

irom tne r.tzweiier iuneiai monthly meeting at the school, noiners 01 tne irst lational banK lick Mrs. Arthur Bickine Mrs and Elizabeth Howells; vocal duet, and following their wedding. Miss Wrightsville. Interment will be Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. A of Windsor: W.

S. Grimm, Claude closer than any cemetery, If lnu Want Rnntnn Warnpr Mrs Anrlrpw "Home. To Our Mountain irom Howe 1 and tueene iunn were niaue in ranviL-w special program nas Deen ar- tr. niMitr, oorii a. anearer, rnmp Tittering.

Show Cards or Sign Jfi fainting. W. Snyder, Charles Tome. W. F.

longed. try the Red Lion Radiator, Fender and Craley and Emanuel Bahn. Bodv Service, 60 First Ave. Adv. on the market.

Easy to turn and easy to wash. Disc all wash as one. $45 up. M. F.

Martin, York No. 3 16-3t Alaska's famous Valley of Thousand Smokes has only five Gemmill, Mrs. William Bailey, "Trovatore," Mrs. William Schie- united marrage with r.ir. ana rigntsiue.

Mrs. Claude Stabley, Mrs. Estella vert and Mrs. Ralph Whisler; Mrs. Edward Kuhn as their at- Sawmiller, Mrs.

Thomas Olewiler, piano solo, "The Ballade in A Flat tendants, both ceremonies being All CO AH Mrs. Minnie Wallick. Mr. and Major," Mrs. J.

Robert Menchey: performed by the pastor of St. 7PpF Cnm ha Mrs. Walter Brown. Mrs. Sue Olp reading, excerpts from "Well Jhn's Catholic church, Rev.

il- Aan is at 5 pT and Miss Rae Wallick. Tempered Listener," Mrs. P. liam E. Kelly.

Adv. i6-3t Denmark, formerly the leading steaming fumeroles now, but it is butter exporting country of Eu- On and After 1. 1911 Dr. A. L.

Fvar.s will be located at 842 W. Broadway, Red Lion, ra. Phone IX. 16-St still a spectacular place. rope, is now rationing butter..