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8 THE GAZETTE AND DAILY, YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 11, 1939. DAVID E. KISNER OF WRIGHTSVILLE BAND MOTH P.O.S.0FA ZION REFORMED FACTORY 0PET4S MRS. BURKHOLDER OF NEAR KYLEVILLE IS REMOVED BY DEATH Kyleville, Jan. 10.

Mrs. Beatrice Colored Couple Save Four Children From Fire DIES IN 68TH YEAR Wrightsville. Jan. 10. David GROUP ELECTS LEADER US ELECTS OFFICERS Kisner, 68 years of age, died at 2:45 ran Kilgore Burkholder.

wife of Edwin jJurkholder Woodbine R. D. 1, near p. m. today at his home, 118 Willow Street, Jan.

10. Mr. and Mrs. Mat street, from a complication of thew Duncan, a colored family living diseases. WANTS THIEF TO RETURN PANS THAT CONTAINED MEAT Red Lion, Jan.

10. Ten pounds of pudding' and four pounds of bacon were stolen on Sunday evening from the garage cellar of 1'erry Streavig, located in the rear of his home on North Franklin street, this place. Access to the place was gained by breaking the lock on the door. Mr. Streavig stated that there would be no charges brought against the persons who committed the deed, If they returned the pans) which contained the meat.

The owner said that the pans were more valuable than the Mr. Kisner, who had been employed at the Susquehanna Castings com pany for the past 20 years, had been ill since October 26. He was born Paul A. Harner Quits As Director Of Hanover Musical Organization B. M.

Hanigan Named President Of Association Succeeding N. B. Nebinger Between 60 And 70 Persons To Be Working Soon At Shirt Mill Rev. G. W.

Welsh Named President Of Spring Grove Church Consistory rere. at 7 clock, Monday evening at the Hamburg Sanitarium, near Headii.g, at the age of 21 years, khe'had beer a patient at the insti-tition ior the past six months, suffering from a complication of d'seases. She was a member of the Pine Grove Presbyterian church. fc'urvivirg besides her husband, are one daughter, Violet May Burkholder; her father, Harry Kilgore, Holtwocd, Lancaster county; one in Lower Windsor township, the son of the late Daniel and Catherine (Neiman) Kisner and became a rest dent of this town in 1915. in the tenant house of Gladden Davis, of this place, rescued their four small children from their blazing home this morning after an over-heatedt chimney was believed to have started the fire.

Aft the children were saved. Mr. Duncan had to go more than a half mile to telephone the Delta-Cardiff Community Fire company. By the time of the firemen's arrival, the fire was far beyond control. The Duncans managed to save some of the furniture.

The house was a frame, five-room affair. The loss will probably be about $2,000. He is survived by his wife and four EYSTER IS SUCCESSOR CLOSED LAST children, Mrs. Harry Wallick, JUNE Wrightsville, R. D.

1: David Kisner, brother, Harry Kilgore, Delta R. Hanover, Jan. 10. Paul A. Harner, town; Noah Kisner and Paul Kisner, Goldtboro Jan.

10. The unemploy I). 1. and two half-sisters, Ruth and 516 Baltimore street, tonight resigned both at home; one brother, Daniel ment situation wan somewhat re Maigaret Kilgore. Holtwood, and one half-brother, Howard Kilgore, Kisner, Alexandria, and five as director of the Hanover P.

O. S. of A. band, a position he has filled PAPERTOWN JOTTINGS Spring Grove, Jan. 10.

At a meeting of the consistory of the Alt. Zion Reformed church on 'Monday night in the social room of the church, officers of the church were elected for the ensuing year as follows: Pastor and president, Rev. Dr. George W. Welsh; recording secre- grandchildren.

since The resignation was re- The funeral will be held Thursday with ail services at the Furnace B. Funeral services will be held on Friday afternoon from the Etzweiler funeral home here at 2 o'clock. Rev. lieved at this place, when the Augh-enbaugh Shirt mill, which employs about sixty or seventy women and men, when operating under full force opened this morning at 9 it. The mill was opened under the management of its owner, Alpheus Aughen-baugh.

The mill ceased operations in June of 1938 and has not been onen- funual home. Red Lion, at ENTERTAINS CLUB 1 p. m. Intcment will be made in CHURCH GROUP TO MEET THURSDAY AT THE BROGUE RESIDENCE The Brogue, Jan .10. The Brotherhood of New Harmony Presbyterian church will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mr Mrs.

George Workinger, as a guest of their son. NEWS OF RED LION Red Lion, Jan. 10. B. M.

Hanigan Of East Prospect, was elected the new president of the York County Cigar Manufacturers association, at the annual election held Monday eve. Din In connection with the regular Meeting of the association held in the council chamber of the fire engine house, First avenue. Mr. Hani-pan will succeed B. N.

Nebingei of this place, who served as president for a large number of vears. Two nrlier new office wer elected, being T. Brooks, who was elected vice-president and W. Russell Stray-er. wi.o was elected assistant secretary.

The other two officers re-elected wcie. Russel S. Stine as secre-tar and Arthur S. Zeigler as treas Frederick Eide and Rev. C.

W. Guinter will officiate. Interment will be in Canadochly cemetery, ttary, Russell W. Stover; treasurer. the McKendree M.

E. church AT GATCIIELVILLE cemetery. Gatchelville, Jan. 10. Miss Isabel Rnt-lpr va hnatpsa tn thp memhprs ed since that time.

A skeleton force ceived by the band with an expression of regret at a meeting tonight. George D. Eyster, 1274 West King street, York, was elected to succeed Mr. Harner. He will assume his duties with the Hanover organization January 17.

Mr. Eyster has directed the York City band the past 11 years and Is considered one of the best bandmasters in southern Pennsylvania. He is an outstanding clarinetist Mr. Eyster is a member of the Pennsylvania Bandmasters' association. Charles Runk; financial secretary, (to be filled); elders.

Allen E. Jacobs, Carl H. Shaffer, J. Allen Baugher, Russell W. Stover.

Charles Yost and Dr. Jennings B. Hartman; of the Friendship club of the Pros- j' women and men began working MORRIS PARK A I pect Methodist Episcopal church at Jesse. The president, Herbert Par- this morning but several machine operators will be added day by day lett, will preside. W.

M. S. To Meet The Women's Missionary society of FIRE DESTROYS FARM BUILDINGS New Harmony Presbyterian ciiuich will convene at the manse her home. The following program was presented: Scripture reading, Nellie Druck; reading, Verna Grove; talk, "How I Earned My First Dollar," Ralph Matson; jokes, Isabel Butler; talk, "My First Embarrassing Moment," John Blouse; riddles, Emma Heyn. Games and contests were then en SOLD WW until run operations are attained.

Revival Begins Revival services will be held nightly in the Church of God during the coming two weeks, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. J. C. Witmer opened the series of services Sunday evening which will have several guest ministers present to deliver the messages.

Announcement has not been afternoon at 2 o'clock. The topic to joyed after which, music was furn Improvement Ass'n Purchases ished by Emma Heyn and Leonard made when the guest ministers will Hay Shed And Fodder Rick On Heaps Farm Are Completely Destroyed Dill. Refreshments were served to the Intend the services. The monthly meeting of the bor Land And Buildings For $2,800 deacons, Lloyd Hershey, Charles Runk, Lyman A. Stambaugh, Clair Zartman, Paul R.

Hoke and John Myers; finance committee, Dr. Jennings B. Hartman, Lyman A. Stambaugh and Charles Runk; music committee, Clair Zartman, Carl H. Shaffer and Charles Yost; property committee.

Paul R. Hoke, Llovd Hershey and John Myers; religious services, Allen E. Jacobs, Russell W. Stover and .1. A.

Baugher; ushers. John Myers, Llovd Hershey, Paul R. Hoke and Clair Zartman. The financial secretary and the deacons will be in charge of the delinquents committee. The meetings will be held on the first Monday of the month or at the call of the president.

Sunday school officers have been named as follows: Superintendent, John Myers; assistant superintendent. J. N. Falkenstine; treasurer, Arthur Shue; secretary, George F. Hershey; secretary of the Sunday-School association.

Mrs. Anna Little Myers. ure The election and meeting was in charge of the reitring president. B. G.

Xei mger. All the officers were immediately following the election The ma.ior portion of the remainder of the meeting was spent in the disc.tsion of the Wa.ge-Hout bill and Processing tax. Tiiose present were: Ellis Stickler. Rcy Snyder. Quay Minnich, J.

C. Winter. B. G. Nebinger, Edgar A.

Kf liv. Sterling. Kohler. Arthur Mc-Guigan, Russell S. Strayer, Clarn vacobs, R'cbard Hanigan, Fred Druck.

Harry Wolf, David Wolf, Charles Stump. Harold Neff. Park Iloltzinger. C. E.

Smeltzer. Arthur S. be discussed is "National Missions." The leader will be Mrs. B. M.

Mun-dorff. Marks 87th Birthday Smith Stewart, one of the oldest residents of this community, celebrated his eighty-seventh birthday anniversary Friday. He spent the day visiting relatives in York. He was accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Howard W.

Smeltzer, Collinsville. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hively were: Mr.

and Mrs. Emory Murphy and sons, Dale E. In his resignation, Mr. Harner stated that he desires to devote more time to the study of music. He will again attend school In the summer.

Mr. Harner's career began with the P. O. S. of A.

band as a boy. He later became assistant director of the band. Later he directed the Hanover Bovs" band and in 1935 was elected as director of the P. O. S.

of A. band. Firemen's Relief Ass'n Elects The Firemen's Relief association held its annual reorganizational meeting in the engine house of Eagle Fire company. No. 2, this evening.

Reports for the year were heard. Officers were elected as follows: President, George E. Pentz; vice-president. Harlan Yingling; secretary, Paul Krenzer; treasurer, S. J.

Rudisill: examining board. Herbert FAIRS TO CONTINUE following: Ethel Gray, Lavina Butler, Leona Jamison, Verna Gray, Anna Jamison, John Grove, Stanley Butler, Calvin Jacobs, Donald Blouse, Ralph Matson, John Blouse, Bruce Jenkins, Clifton Kilbourne, Leonard Dill, Harry Jenkins, Mr Mrs. Clayton Butler. Serve Duck Dinner Mr Mrs. Maurice Hartman served a duck dinner to the following ough council was held Monday evening in the town hall with the following members of the council present: C.

B. Shelley, Thomas Brubaker, Alpheus Aughenbaugh, Perry Altland and Harry Yinger; secretary, A. A. Zeigler, and chief burgess, George Beshore. The oouncil discussed the budget for the coming year at this meeting, and decided to defer the business until a special meeting ORIGIN IS UNKNOWN Fawn Grove, Jan.

10. A hay shed, 20 by 45 feet in dimensions, and a fodder rick on the farm of Mrs. Frank Heaps, located near here, were and Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Fawn Grove, Jan.

10. The Fawn Grove Improvement association has purchased from Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Morns the property known as Morris park for the sum of $2,800. The fur will c( nt'ute just the same. Hivelv. Mr. and Mrs.

John Hivelv. Zeigler. Howard Yocum. C. Frut- completely destroyed by a fire of un lnger, M.

S. Htmdel, and Russel S. Mr. and Mrs Harry Sensenig, Mrs Btine. i James Matthews, Mrs.

Harriet Allen, known origin at 5:45 p. today. Four fire companies from Delta. which will be held in the Goldsboro In 1907, the property was pur H. Fritz, Ross Mpe anu Mundorff.

guests: Mr. and Mrs. Vallie Stigner and children, Ruth, Grace, Barbara and James, Spry; Mr. and Mrs chased by B. 1'.

Morris, nfter the 1 V.e or me The legislative bodv of the rire company hall Saturday evening. Schedule Parties The Goldsboro company will Grove railroad I i cm- Stev Fawn Grove, Jarrettsville and Bel Air fought the blaze, which for a while threatened a large frame barn, located approximately 75 feet from S. To Debate lonigni The first scheduled debate for the cers. teachers and scholars. Th I Charles Stark and children, Elsie and JJ.

Buddy and Christian Stark, Shrews was constructed several buildings were erected. The first year's debating team of tne sponsor a series of Big Parties to be held in the fire hall auditorium each meetings will be held on the second Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p. m. i picnic was held the present site Senior High school will be neiu Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Saturday evening beginning. Satur the scene of the fire.

The fire was discovered by Lewis Lena Burk. Marian Howctt, Reba Warner and Margaret Hively. Church Schedule Church services Sunday in New Harmony Presbyterian church, Rev. George H. Johnston, pastor, will be as follows: Sunday school 10 a.

preaching 11 a. Christian Endeavor 7 p. topic, "Finding Hidden Treasure," leader, Margaret R. Warner. day evening January 14.

The Ladies Auxiliary of the company will serve school auditorium when tne iocai team meets the Gettysburg college freshman team. The local negative Walter, Pylesville, a passing motorist, who informed the Heaps family, as they were partaking" of their eve rerresnments. The big parties are being held to help finance the nur- Ambulance Calls The Lurg ait bulance, tilis place, was used twi today, first to convey Miss N'ettifc Spotz. duaghter of Mr. and Mrs.

L'lysis Spotz. Freysville. from the hospital, where she had been a rredical patient, to the home of her parents. The ambul-Bncs was "so used to convey Mrs. Isabella Rolrbugh.

from the York hospital, where she had been a surgical patient, ot her home at 155 North Venn street York. News Eoyi Aro Appreciative The crew of youna boys of this place. wlo brave any kind of weather to make the daily delivery of news-Papers to the homes of citizens of team will debate here while the affirmative team at the Student Christ chase a new fire fighting apparatus. air. and Mrs.

Richard Miller. York. ian association building uem- spent Sundav visiting Mr. and Mrs. ning meal.

Mrs. Heaps son. Cletus. summoned the fire companies. Fourteen hundred bundles of fodder and a number of tons of straw and hav were consumed by the blaze.

The loss will amount to about by the late Mr. Morris and the late Henry Merry-man. the organization of the Fawn Grove Improvement association, the group rented the park each year for Its annual fair. The following buildings are located on the property: Hall, flower exhibit building, fruit and vegetable building, lunch stand, band stand, and poultry exhibit house. Tendered Party Miss Adela Baker held a birthday party at her home in honor of the ne J.adies Aid society officers follow: President.

Mrs. George W. Welsh; vice-president, Mrs. Stewart Shauck; secretary. Mrs.

.1. X. Falkenstine. and treasurer. Mrs.

Kathryn H. Glatfelter. The meetings will be held on the first Monday of the month. The officers of the Women's Missionary society are as follows: President, Mrs. Jennings B.

Hartman; secretary, Mrs. Eugene Troop; treasurer. Mrs. George W. Welsh.

The meetings are not scheduled on regular dates but will be held as determined by the society. bury; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs.

Hervey Fletcher and son Leon, Xorrisville: Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Campbell and Lois Altland, Red Lion; Kenneth Diehl, Hametown; John Wallace. High Rock; Mrs. Dorothea Prall, Miss Dorothea Bair, Mr.

and Mrs. M. P. Hartman. Misses Helen Altland and Gladys Hartman.

To Meet Tonight The Aid society of the Prospect Methodist Episcopal church will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Anderson. The program will be in charge of Mrs.

Harry Matson and Mrs. Harry Clements. The subject for debate will be E. M. CHINAULT OF SEITZVILLE DIES Seitzville, Jan.

10. Edward M. this place were made exceedingly Clyde B. Shelley on Pine Knobb. Mrs.

Clara Armstrong was elected as president of the Working Union society of the Zion Lutheran church at the meeting held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kister, Thursday evening.

The following are the other officers who were elected: Vice-president, Mrs. A. Aughenbaugh secretary, Mrs. Ruth Gray: assistant secretary. Miss Janet Gray; treasurer.

Mrs. X. B. Wilson, Mrs. Aughenbaugh and Mrs.

Gray were aonoint- anniversary of Wilmot The table was decorated with a large birthday cake. Refreshments were served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. WMlliam AI-money, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul McDer- The society leaders of the other organizations of the church are as follows: Girls' Aid. Mrs. Anna Little Myers: Junior and Intermediate Resolved: "The United states snouiu estab ish an alliance with Great Britain." Louis D. Baldwin will be the presiding officer. No decision will be maae at either debate.

The 'local team is composed of the followirg Undents- Affirmative. Glendon Weeks F'aine Baugh and Jane Wit-mer: ifgntive, David Wise. Corrine Culp and David Hourk. The team is crached bv Miss Margaret buyers, Samue' Shirk and Henry Shafer. Express Main Completed nnr.i;t.cemem was made today by Manager r.ov Straley of the Municipal Water crks that the new 15 -inch express main from the Parrs Hill reservcirs to the central part or town was comrifted and put into service vtsderdav at 5:30 o'clock.

The line was laid bv Contractors Ligon by the president as the flower CHIMNEY FIRE AT YORK HAVEN HALL Chinault died at 12:40 a. m. today-lit the York hospital, where he had been a patient since January 3. Death was due to a complication of diseases. He was 29 vears of age.

A son of Frank and the late Celia Ahl Chinault. Mr. Chinault resided with hia uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. Chinault, place for the past 20 years. Surviving are his father, Frank Chinault, Sparta. and a brother. William G.

Chinault, York. The body was removed to the G. W. Geiple undertaking establishment at Y. P.

COUNCIL TO MEET JANUARY 15 AT SEVEN VALLEYS Seven Valleys, Jan. 10. The Young People's council of the Sixth District York County Sabbath School association will hold a meeting in Trinity Lutheran church, this place, Sunday, January 15, at 1:45 p. m. A program will be given as follows: Scripture reading, Janice LaMaster; prayer, Rev.

S. H. Culler; poem, Mrs. John Budesheim; vocal solo, Dorothy Henry; address, "The Bible," Rev. R.

H. Dick, local Evangelical minister. Taken Into Membership At the communion service held on Sunday morning in Zeigler's Luth i ci-iiuiiig urn meeting were the following: Mrs. X. York Haven, Jan.

10. Slight B. Wilson. Mrs. Ruth Grav.

Janet Christian Endeavor, Mrs. C. A. Welsh; choirs and orchestra, and church organist and Sundav school pianist. S.

Paul Lynerd; home department. Mrs. Lloyd Hershev; and cradle roll, Mrs. Stewart Shauck. nair Zartman was named janitor of the building.

Holy cormmunion will be held quarterly throughout the year as usual. Memorial flowers will be placed in the church on Sundav mott, Alice Wilson, Mary Wise. Janet Morris A dele Baker, Wilmot Jones. Richard Burns, Royston F.die and Mack Scotten. The evening was spent in playing "500" and dancing and a scavenger hunt was enjoyed.

Callers of Mr. arid George TredwaVj and family were: Charles Tredway and son of Robert. York; age was caused by water used by Clara Armstrong, Mrs. Susquehanna Fire company to ex- Kdward McCljme, Treva Kister, Rev. tinguish a chimney fire in commun- 'J- S' BisnoP an(l the hosts, Mr.

and ity hall, Thursday evening Pfrs- J- Ij- Kjster. New Boy Scout Mr- and Mrs- R- s- MacCaffray, Jr. William Stroman, Jr was en- 01 Bollin brings, were the dinner rolled as a member of York Haves U6ts of Rev- and Mrs. J. S.

Bishop Jirppy over the first of the year, when they distributed the papers' calendars and were given small sums money by the patrons as their token of appreciation for their service throughout the year. The group of boys todav stated that they are grateful to those citizens, who saw fit to make small or-larce contributions Leather Tanning Demonstration A. E. LeKrone, assistant scout master of boy scout troop No. 43 of Dallastown, gave a demonstration of leather tanning at the regular meeting of scout troop No.

28 of St. Paul's Evangelical church, held Monday evening. This was the first meeting of the troop to be held for two weeks and was highlighted by Mr. Le-Krone's demonstration. The meeting was in charge of the scoutmaster, J.

C. Hildebrand. Dean Olewiler led in the scout oath and laws. Scout equipment pamplets were distributed to all present. J.

G. Crook, field commissioner of the York-Adams area, was present at the meeting and presented Riy Huugh with a tie rack in recognition Glen Rock, where it will be prepared for burial. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. and Ligon of Baltimore. It consists of feet of high class centnfu-oi act.iron nine, of which 3.3UU troop.

46. Bov Srnnta r.f The Helping Hand Sunday school the weekly meeting of the troop held Thursday evening in the scout .1. of 006 a Quarter of rommnnitv nV Party at the home of Mrs. W. 1 v-l V.

eran church, near here, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kopp were taken in as new members. Mr. Kopp was transferred from the Lutheran church at York VUUUIIUIIH Ila.ll.

1 CM 11 mv To. rrtn 'k. Shelley, Thursday evening. At- New Salem and Mrs. Kopp from the as requested.

The sen-ices which have been stationery for some time will continue as follows: Sunday school, 9 a. morning devotions. 10:15 a. and vesper services, 7 p. m.

The consistory elected delegates to the various Ecclesiastical bodies as follows: Rev. Dr. George W. Welsh J. B.

Hartman and Allen E. Jacobs The congregation of the Mt. Zion church has been in existence for 55 years, thirty-seven years of which is assisting the pastor. Dr. M.

R. Fleming, for the third consecutive year. Every evening between 7:10 and 7:30 o'clock, a prayer meeting is held In the upper room of the church, prior to the evangelistic revival service. The attendance at this preparatory prayer meeting has also been good. Next week special nights Mrs.

George Matthews, Mrs. Sara Van Hart, Mrs. Alberta Grove, Mrs. C. I Alloway, Iaura and Arthur Al-loway, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Picker and son Lester, Opal and Blaine Linkous and Earl McElwain. Miss Dean Jones was hostess to the following guests at her home: Betty Morris, Helen Jones, Ruth Hess. Wiley McElwain, Betty Webb. Rodney Webb.

Hazel Pomraning, 51arie Pyle, Margaret McElwain. Richard McElwain, Joseph Herbert. Dale Marsteller, Milton Herbert, Rruco McElwain. Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Wilson and son, Tommy. Mr. and Mrs. N.

E. Standiford and feet are of 16-inch diame The main will triple the former water supply to the central parts of the town. Work was started at the Ea-t Chestnut strut end October 14, last, and completed when connection was made last evening with the Parrs Hill out'et Mr- Straley also announced tV.fi work was begun on the supplementary contract by Ligon and Ligon this morning. This consists of extens.cns on Pleasant street lfcr to Factory street his family and household effects Homer Shlckle Mr- from a property on Main street jSpar, Mrs Br in ton Mrs' Te owned by E. Brunner into a prop- roy Prowel Wtmer Ms" erty Mr.

Y.nger recently purchased Anna Fortenbaugh. and th? hoatew, from Harry Bausticker on the same1 Mrs Shelley street. Friday. Tjle Voung People's society met The trustees of the York Haven at the parsonage of the Church of Free library met in monthly session God and completed several pieces of in the library room, Thursday eve- sewing for tho fnroi will be designated for various church organizations to attend in a body, the services this week being Loganville Evangelical church. Bernard Eugene Leader, infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Elwood Leader, was baptized during the services by Rev. S. H. Culler, who also baptized Thomas William Thimpson, infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Auburn V. at the Thompson home, Saturday night. Visit Undertaker H. B.

Goodling of Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, Ruth and end guests of the former's son and Sidney Smith, of York, were week-daughter-in-law, Mr Mrs. C. O.

Goodling. Week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ruth, near here', were: Mrs. Harrold and daughter Ruth, Stoverstown; Mr.

and Mrs. Elwood Leader, son Bernard Eugene, were spent in the presrmt church building. Rev. Welsh has served the congregation fur the past 32 years. The enrolled membership of the church is 3S0.

The communicant membership is 3fi0 and the bap-nn il(iren mpmbprship is about -00. The budget for the coming vear 19 about S3.SO0. nmg. The regular routine business Present were: Geraidine Brinton, was transacted in charge of the Anna Shelley, Delma Kunkel. Anna president.

George T. Cooper. Those Fortenbaugh and Mrs. J. C.

Witmr present were: John E. Shearer, land Catherine Witmer. Harry C. Busser, Herman E. Bam- I To Convene Thursday berger, George T.

Cooper and W. I The Ladies Aid society of tlia W. Kling. Church of God wllll meet Thursday A meeting of the Jolly Times La- evening immediately after the revi-dies' club was held in community ival services in the Men's Bible class and on Facotry street to Middle street a distance of 2,208 feet New Firo Truck Arrivei Th ne type-45 Mack triple-combination fire-engine ordered by the Goodwill Fire company, Grange-ville. Penn township, arrived this al-ternofSn at .1 o'clock.

The apparatus was manufactured entirely by the Mark Truck company. Allentown. Pa It has a delivery of 500 gallons of water min Change Residence Mr. and Mrs. Phares st.imha., hail Thursday evening under the su- or the church.

son. Austin, were entertained as dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell O. Wilgis, Bel-Air.

last tveek. Mr. and Mrs. George Tredway and sons, Wiley and Gerald, spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Marie Shrewsbury.

JACOBUS S. S. CLASS CONVENES Jacobus, Jan. 10. The Helping Hand class of the Evangelical Sun- flav ur-hnnl tmnrht hvf'linton Honest.

pervision of instructress, Mrs. Emma of at services as the outstanding patrol loader of the troop during 193S. Mahlon Raub, who has injured on the New Year's Day hike, gave a talk on the first aid methods used in dressing the wound, which he received to his knee cap, when he fell while on the hike. He alsn explained how a stretcher was made and he was carried for two miles by the scouts. Beginning with next Monday cvpninT.

the scout meeting will start at 6:30 p. m. and concludu at 7:30 p. due to the evangelistic services to be held in the church. There were 35 scouts present at the meeting Woodworkers To Elect The local Allied Woodworkers union will hold its annual election on Thursday in the association headquarters on North Main street.

The poll? will open at 1 p. m. and close et 8 p. m. All members of the Woodworkers union in good standing are and familv vacated their residence on South East street and moved into the home that was vacated bv Afr and Mrs.

Jere S. Gentzler severai days ago. The Stambaugh residence was purchased by a Mr. Rohrbaugh residing on Xorth Water street. Mr.

Hnhrh-ittfrl, .1 on a general basis for all. Lions Honor Farmers The local Lions club of this place, honored the farmers of this community at the semi-monthly dinner meeting, held this evening in the narty room of Warners Dairv- store. First avenue, by the club and designated as farmers' night. Fifteen farmers, of this community were guests of the Lions and equally large number having been invited, but were unable to attend. An inspiring address was delivered by John A.

MeSparran, former state secretarv of agriculture and a former candidate for the governorship of Pennsylvania. Mr. McSnar-ran spoke on the subject. "The Relation of Moral Situations To The General Welfare." In part he stated. "The blessings of God are the greatest asset to any nation and any country that has gotten away from these ideals, which our fore Loganville; Mr.

and Mrs. Luther Ruth and son Donald and Harry SIMON OIlVnCK, GLEN ROCK R. D. 2, IS FOUND DEAD Glen Rock, Jan. 10.

Simon Tiber-tus Orwick. 38, a farmer of Glen ute and is equipped with a laO-gal-lon-capacity booster-tank and ladders. The apparatus was purchased through R. C. Border of Border's garage.

East Middle street. Hanover. inu larniiv orrnnv met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. iheir newly purchased' house within the near future.

George Keeneyi The program was as follows: Scripture lesson, Lastella Lehman; praver. Vertie Dellingcr; Krumrine of the WPA recreational and educational program. The activities for the evening consisted of card jlaying, table tennis and volley ball games. Those attending were: Mrs. John Danner, Mrs.

Earl Repman. Mrs. Daniel Davin. Mrs. Wesley Preble.

Mrs, Walter Malehorn, Mrs. Alfred TPrairie, Mrs. Clarence Repman, Miss Arlene Horner and Mrs. Emma Krumrine. Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur Gemmil. Miss Ixjuise Kindig, Mr. and Mrs. Milner Bowser, and Mr.

and Mrs. Thurlow Gosnell. all of York, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ih-man and Mr.

and Mrs. Paris Ruth, Seven Valleys R. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ruth.

Edna, Elsie and Melvin Ruth, near here; Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Culler.

Seven Valleys. The councils of the three churches of the Seven Valleys Lutheran charge will hold a joint meeting on Saturday at 7:30 p. m. in Trinity church place Wednesday night at 7 o'clock, catechise will be held in Trinity Lutheran church and at 8 p. m.

the choir will rehearse. CHURCH SOCIETY NEAR BROGLEVILLE CONDUCTS SESSION Brogueville, Jan. 10. The Women's Missionary society of St. eligible to vote.

Nominations were made at the regular meeting of the fathers gave us as a Christian nation, will have to return to tho.sp ideals before continued prosperity Recovers From Illness Richard Zartman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zartman, York street recovered from an abdominal ailment which came upon him suddenly on Sunday. Young is a member of the Junior High school basketball team.

Raising Road Shoulders Employes of the state highwav department under the supervision of Chauncey F. Bentz. Xorth Codorus township, are at work raising the shoulders of the York-Hanover road near the home of Leroy S. Forrv south of the borough. James Lutheran church met Wednesday evening in the church, with can be expected." Mr.

MeSparran also spoke on several general sub talk. Clinton Hengst; reading. Gladys lhman. Contests were won by Mrs. Myers.

Minnie Messman, Anna Hengst. Those present were: Mr. and Vrs. George Keeney and son, George, Mrs. Emanuel Myers, Zerva Hildebrand, Vertie Dellinger, Bertha Strayer, Minnie Messman, Mr.

and Mrs. Clinton Hengst, lastella Lehman, Gladys Lehman and Patti Keis-er. Home From Canada Miss Anna Olp has returned from a trip to Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, where she spent the yuletide holidays. She was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse G. Williams from jecis pertaining to larming, naving a wide knowledge in this field ac quired through his experience as William Stewart. was removed to his home Thursday from the Yor khospital. where he had 'been a patient for several weeks. The condition of Mr.

Stewart which had been critical for some time is reported to be somewhat improved. secretary of agriculture. Mrs. E. i.

orkinger, leader. The program included: Call to worship and prayer, Mrs. E. S. Workinger; readings, Kathryn Downs, Mrs.

Sadie Curran, Mrs. James A. Downs, Mrs. Harry M. Bacon; vocal duet, F.rma and Beulah Shaull; discussion on "India," Mrs.

W. E. Waybright; magazine quiz, Mrs. E. S.

Workinger; questions answered' bv Mrs. William H. Shaull. Mrs. W.

E. Way-bright, Mrs. Jacob Warner, Mrs. G. The farmers, who were guests of Rock.

R. D. 2. was found dead at 4 o'clock this afternoon in an automobile on his farm, near here, bv his young son. who had just returned home from school.

The man had been in ill health for some time, it was learned. Coroner Lloyd U. Zech. who was summoned, listed the death as a suicide, giving carbon monoxide gas poisoning as the cause. Dr.

Zech stated that the man had taken his life by placing a small hose on the exhaust pipe of his machine and running it through the window of his car, where he had stationed himself. The following survive: His widow, Elsie, and these children, Mav, Roger, Donald, Grace and Byrd, all at home: his mother. Mrs. Jennie Orwick, York; two brothers. Orange Orwick, York, and Edwin Orwick, New Freedom, R.

D. two sisters, Mrs. Mame Myers. Glen Rock, R. D.

2, and Mrs. Georgia Keech. York. The body was removed to the C. A.

Strack funeral parlor, York, where it will be prepared for burial. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The local troop of Girl Scouts met in the community hall, when previous subjects were discussed. The meeting was in charge of the lieutenant, Katharine Stabley. Those present were: Delores Beck.

Phyllis Bubb, RAYVILLE PARSONAGE SCENE OF WEDOfNG Rayville, Jan. 10. 'Russell A. Rohrbaugh, New Freedom R. and Miss Mary Etta Jennings, Winters-town united in marriage at the Rayville I'nited Brethren parsonage, by Rev.

Harry L. Fehl. They will go to housekeeping near Stew- the road are also being opened the gravel of which is being used to raise the shoulders of the road Undergoes Operation For Cysts Charles Day. South Main organization on December 8 as follows: President Milton Peter and Harry Ashton: vice-president. George Rohrbaugh: secretarv and treasurer.

C. D. Rexroth and Jacob Jfanehey; complaint manager. Eu-pene Snyder. Noah Smith and Horace Fillmore: directors, four to he elected wood Seltz, William Seitz, John Flury.

Luther Burke, Harrv Henshaw, Ervin Kopn and George Smeltzer and negotiation committee, four to elected, William Hedrick Harry I.ohss, George Gohn, Kenneth I'isbel and Arthur Eaton. Rites Held For A. P. G. Smith Largely attended funeral services for Archibald P.

G. Smith, pioneer newspaperman, who died on Saturday evening at 5:50 o'clock at bis home. West Gay street, this plncr, were conducted at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Furnace B. OIp-wiler Funeral home. Rev.

Dr. M. R. Fleming, pastor of Bethany I'nited Brethren church, and Rev. Gabriel; pastor of St.

Paul'? Evangelical church, offirintpd TVio Philadelphia. underwent an operation for the re FKTFn RIRTIin moval of a cyst on the back of his AT NEW FREEDOM by a local physician. Raymond Runkle, Mrs. Sadie Curran, Mrs. Charles Shaull.

Mrs. H. C. Brown. Genevieve Curran; announcements.

Mrs. W. Waybright; closing prayer. Those present were: Rev. and Mrs.

W. E. Waybright, Mrs. Charles Shaull, Mrs. G.

Raymond Runkle, the Liqns were: Howard Grim, Ray-Warner, Rmanuel Neff, Walter Stein. Robert Workinger, X. E. Aldinger. Jacob Hannigan, Martin H.

Grim, David A. Miller, William Kaltreider. Joseph Gemmill, J. Steinfelt. F.

Amos Detwiler, John McCollough, and H. L. Stein. Lions present were: Dr. Albert G.

W. Sehlegel, president of the club; H. H. Minnich, Dr. L.

II Heisler. H. W. Lauer, Simon Barshinger, C. S.

Buehart, William Druck. Arthur Mc-Guigan, Henry Cralev, L. Earl Grove. T. E.

Brooks, W. M. Gem-mill, W. B. Warner.

A. H. Thompson, Jesse Warner, S. S. Lauckw.

C. G. MeSparran P. Stabley, Rev. Oliver K.

Maurer. Fred K. LuMotto, Monthly Death Rate Nil New Freedom, Jan. 10. A birthday YORKANA FOLKS ENTERTAIN GUESTS Yorkana, Jan.

10. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lightner, this place, entertained the following, Sunday: Mrs. Rebecca Emenheiser, Delroy; Mr.

and Mrs. William Lightner, Mrs. Alma Kline, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fox and children, Betty, Sara Ann, Harlan, Eugene and Sterling and Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Slaseman and daughters. Nancy Lee and Doris Jean, all of and Mrs. Clarence Housman, Satur- Codorus township Mrs. William H.

Shaull. Mrs. Sadie artstown Confined To Bed Mrs. Lizzie Hoshall who has been in ill health for some time is worse and is now confined to her bed. Nancy Lee Taylor, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Taylor. Bentley Springs, stayed with her grandmother. Ivy Taylor. Sunday her parents visited their son who is a patient at the University hospital, Baltimore, suffering with pneumonia.

The Willing Workers class, of Pine Grove U. B. Sunday school, will hold its monthly class meeting in the so- cial room of the church Friday, at I p. in. Sunday Services Services for Pine Grove U.

B. i church. Sunday, January 15 follows: Sunday school, 9:30 a. Curran, H. C.

Brown, Mrs. E. S. Workinger, Mrs. Harry M.

Bacon, Mrs. James A. Downs, Kathryn Downs. Helen, Louise and Mabel Workinger, Genevieve Curran, Betty York, and Mr. and Mrs.

illiam Ruby and Miss Phyllis Lightner, all of here. day afternoon, in honor of their son, i'' nonin according to Jack, who celebrated his seventh tit compiled by Harry H. Haw-anniversary. Games were played these vital statis-and refreshments were served. Ir-nLf occurred in North Those present were: Carroll Rohr- Grove townsmp to tw in Spring baugh, Xancy Holland.

Carl i M' 7- Fritz. Martha Carroll Th. Gemmill Hazel Youn" David Brad- meeting of the 1. Hazel loun. uaia uraa- Pn.s Missionary society of thf- Mt held.

Mona I-ee Doering. Jerry Shu- t- chart. Artheda Zeigler. Robert Wil- tVU on Li" liams. Jean Bradfie.d Bil.ie Shu th." homf 'nd chart.

Nancy Hunt. Nevin Moul. iWildasin as guests of Mrs Vil Jack Housman. Mr. and Mrs.

Parker ja meruber.of the socie A Pro-ram Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence for the occasion has been Planned w.u. the present.

Mrs. Jennings B. Visit Wolfs Jane Bacon, Velma Runkle, Erma and Beulah Shaull. Bacons Entertain Mrs. Harry M.

Bacon and daugh Dorothv Dick, Jean Dick. Betty Ann Dise. Mildred Geiple, Audrey Grove, Josephine Grove. Betty Harp, Ara-belle Kirchner, Jean Knapp, Audrey Krebs, Bettv Lau, Marv Merrick, Charlotte Miller. Lena Belle Rudisill.

Doris Seitz, Margaret Shepperd, Emma Stabler. Mildred McMillan, Hannah Bortner. Frances Bortner. Katharin Stabler. Lois Kroh, Margaret Strawbridge and Frances Krebs.

ter, Bettv Jane, visited Mr. and -Mrs. George Wolfe, recently. Mrs. James Bacon -end daughters, Ada and Anna: Roniaine and Dorothy Smith, visited Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth I Bacon. Tuesday. Thomas Holtzinger. Donald Indis, Gable Barshinger, Earl Warner, Eugene Horn.

L. C. Stein, Arthur Zeigler, Rohprt Barteaux, X. N. Craley and Harvev Van Fnssen.

Items Of Interest Mrs. Rebecca lntz. this place, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John Gohn.

(i. IX Burger and Beverly Fry, also of this place, motored to Carlisle, where they visited with Mrs. Lent7's son, who is a patient there. Mrs. E.

Lloyd and daughter and Mrs. James- C. Flinchbaugh, this place, visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs Harry M. Matson, Fawn Grove i R.

D. ikii uiinn. a dook review will be made by Mrs. Ralnh 7i.y. Elmer Miller and daughter, Carol QUARRY WORKERS INSTALL LEADERS NEAR THOMASVILLE Thomasville, Jan.

10. The newly elected officer of the Quarry Workers International union. Local No. 254. were installed this evening at a meeting held in the Five Mile house, near here.

Following the installation, short -addresses were given by Roy Constine, S. W. O. C. organizer of this district: J.

B. Foreman, quarry worker organizer from Mar-tinsbiirg. W. and Fred Lanius. president of the York Steel lodge.

worship and communion, 10:30 a. Senior Christian endeavor, at 7 p. m. H. L.

Fehl, leader. JEFFERSON W. M. S. of Chesapeake City, Md.

week1- hostesses will be Mrs. Wildasin and end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Mrs. Roy Flssel.

Wolf, near here. to Build Club House Those who visited at the home of 1 Initial plans for the erection of a Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Diehl, were: club hou3? were made at the Janu-Mr Mrs. Howard Bortner, chil- ary meeting held bv the Ynnn CONDUCTS SESSION Jefferson, Jan.

10. The Young ENTERTALN GUESTS AT NEW PARK HOME "YOUXG DR. KILDARE" with Lew Ayres, Lionell Barrymore, Lynne Carver, Xat Pendleton. A revealing drama of the lives of medical men and their sacrifices for humanity. Also chapter No.

11, Dick Tracey. Returns at Glen theatre, Wed. Jan. 1L Show at 7:45 p. m.

10,11 Adv. Woman's Missionary society of Trin ity Lutheran church met recently. The meeting was opened with the New Park Jan 10 Mr and Mrs dren Doline- Robert and William. 'Men Democratic club of Spring th Vrol Oaks. near Philadelphia: Mr.

Orove at the S. D. Wise storeroom ii HiMr ra- Raymond Smith, Jacobus: West Constitution avenue. It del' lowing guests at dinner: Mr. and T) dpd t.

pt was Brethren Sundav school quartet sang several hvmns. The active Jiallheprprs were: Danner Phr.n-ister. Curtis A. ni1 Tnbn Senft. rf the Yorl Pinatrb stnfT TJeed Jenkins.

Allen Herrman and George RnhrbaHP-h of T.po Fire company. Honorary he.Trers wre; Warren Tvson and John K. Mier rep resentlnir the Red T.inn Fire' company: John C. "ofmfn, representing the York Dismateh for which Mr. Smith was a cnrrpsnonnVnt fr the r8st 30 vears: Curvin Foreman, a neighbor e-f the der-ed.

and pressman Hrrv Filnes and Dr Albert G. W. Sehlegel. -unerintend-ent of schools, friend. There was a large selection of flowers and two oars were needed to convey them to the' cemeterv.

Interment was made In the Red cemeterv. During the service a quartet composed of George Warner. Thomas T.lovd and Fe-res Hilde-hrand of the local IT. B. church, sang.

"Tad Kindly Light" and "Abide With Me." accompanied by Rfiss Marie Quigley. Revivals Largely Attended All of the evangelistic services held since Sundav in Bethany T'nit-ed Brethren church. West Broadway, were exceptionally well attended. The congregation on Monday evening being one of the largest ever to attend wirh a service on this evening. The services this evening were also largely attended, many being at FOR RENT House 319 S.

Main business session. The following com Wildasin, Spring Grove, secretary; Mrs. Lester Coleman, Mr. ln Mrs. l-ester Coleman.

Jr. and daugh- Mr: Jn lr- sons- l1" Lf P.rin Gve' 't a site Irs. lister Coleman, Jr. and daugh St. Red Lion.

All conveniences. Apply George R. Warner, Felton, Pa. Adv. and Leroy Spangler, Spring Grove, anrt Jerv of Shrowahnrv.

"i ei oeen se eded A W. F. GLATFELTER A public card party will be held mUtee to make plans and select a 'treasurer. Tiu.vsdav at 8:15 p. m.

ln the Jr. O. js'teMfor tne building was appoint- The club with as organized five years mittee will appoint the officers for the following year: Naomi Rohrbaugh, Grace Myers and Mrs. Walter Nace. Virginia Burns was appointed leader for the next meeting, Mrs.

Mae Spangler will discuss a topic. Those present were: Mrs. Fred Shive, Mrs. John Raber, Grace Myers, Eloise Myers, Lottie Myers. Virginia aero a membership of 57 men.

U. A. M. hall, as a joint benefit or or j. aiuiard Bort- ner, chairman, and Herman en ter, Patricia Ann, Mr.

and Mrs. Ervey Jones, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones, Mr. and Mrs.

Porter Jones and Mrs. William Edie, Stewarts-town; Misses Edith and Serena Jones, this place. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jones visited their son, Clarence, who is confined to that lodge and the Daughters of Within the first year the club grew In membership to 133, and now has 308 men enrolled.

Card Of Thanks The family of Archibald P. G. Smith wishes to express their appreciation for kindness and sympathy shown in their recent bereavement, in the death of their beloved one; also for floral tributes and use of automobiles at the funeral. Adv. Amerlcj lodge Mr.

and Mrs. L. V. Itzoe John.F. Spangler, Clayton and George H.

Luckenbaugh. The club voted to increase Burns. Mae Trout. Ellen Brenneman Vivian Ann and Philip Sunday, Vernon. and i es rrom cents to $1 motored to Mt, Mrs.

Roy Kauffman and Mrs. Walter Maryland General hospital. Balti FINE FURNITURE AND Floor Covering For 52 Years r- 1. lu n'P nnance The erect on H.W. Shcelcr N'ace.

Washington, more, with a crushed vertebrae. place they visited Mrs. Itzoe's par- Pro- ents. Mr. and Mrs.

John Adams. 1 tne few Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shutt. York, were Tuesday evening visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Nace. WOODBINE Card Of Thanks I desire to thank my friends for their kindness and kind expression of sympathy shown me during the "Mr. Doodle Kicks Off" I TnP annual election of officers THE LADIES of Woo'dbine Church will hold their annual chicken sup Piano Instruction Starring Joe Penner. June Travis.

was npi last night. Herman H. Hardware Stoves Red Lion per in the upprr part of the church. P.iohard Ijme. Rhythm death of my brother.

Henry V. Carl Beginning Feb. 1: Piano. See this fun show. son; also for beautiful floral tributes and ear training.

Rhythm band. Mae Thursday, Jan. 12, serving from 5 to Jan. 10-11. Each nite Sell, who has headed the club for a niifnber of years, was retained as preidnnt.

Michael Iau, Nashville, was elected vic president; Wiliord Dallastown, Pa. and use of automobiles. I Auchey Spangler. Jefftrson. 9.

If stormy, come Just the same, i at Svlvanian theatre. tracted by Mrs. Coretta Johnson Mason, of "Lynchburg, Virginia, who' Adv, Signed By. His Sister. 1 Adv.

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