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THE GAZETTE AND DAILY, YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1935. LODGES ELECT OFFICERS Sons And Daughters Of Liberty And P. O. S. Of A.

Hold Elections NEWS OF THE VICINITY Hanover, -Offcers were elected this evening at a meeting of Pride of Hanover council, No. 135, Sons and Daughters of Liberty. Installation will be held July 11. The officers named are as follows: Councilor, Anna Kessler: associate councilor, Gertrude Hoffman; vice-councilor, Myrtle Border; associate vicecouncilor, Hilda Markle: recording secretary, Blanche Haner: assistant recording secretary, Minnie Copenhaver: financial secretary, Louise Alwine; treasurer, Hershel Alwine; guide, Mabel Stambaugh; inside guard, Mary Stambaugh; outside guard, Naomi Coulson; trustees, Mary Riffle, Richard Kessler, and Mabel Stambaugh; junior councilor, Richard Kessler: pianist, Naomi Coulson; representative to state convention, Richard Kessler: alternate, Cora Boyer; and deputy, Ida Rohrbaugh. P.

O. of A. Election Officers were elected this evening at a meeting of Washington Patriotic Order America. They will be installed next Thursday evening. The officers named are as follows: President, Sipling; vice- president, John Fuhrman: master of forms, R.

'W. Waltersdorff: conductor, Elwood Markle: inspector, Harry Stauffer: be held at Hanover, A. Wildasin, delegates to the state, convention to John Shultz, Lloyd Strevig, John Fuhrman, and Elwood Markle; and alternates. Charles Trone, John Leppo, Samuel Boyer, A. V.

Leister and E. J. Bair: delegates to convention, J. A. Wildasin, county Leister and Harry Stauffer; and alternates, John Fuhrman, Elwood Markle, and Roy Sipling.

Two Hurt In Accident Two persons were given treatment at the Hanover General hospital early this morning for minor injuries received in an automobile accident at 1:15 a. m. on a road near Alwine quarry, Berlin Junction. Both were permitted leave the institution and returned to their homes. The injured were Mrs.

Geraldine Reck. Broadway, who lacerations cver the forehead, and Miss Mildred Rohrbaugh, 212 Carlisle street, who received lacerations about the face. Mrs. Reck and Miss Rohrbaugh, together with Mrs. Reck's husband, David Reck.

and Mrs. Woodrow Nagle, 28 Ridge avenue, were passengers in a sedan operated by Allen Simpson, Pennville. according to a report made to local police. The machine ran off the road and overturned. the police were informed.

The driver and other passengers were only slightly shaken up. Announce Communion Preparatory services will be held Friday evening. at 7:30 o'clock and Saturday afternoon at 2 p. at St. Matthew's Lutheran church.

Communion wilt be administered immediately following the preparatory services. Communion will also be administered at the morning and services on Sunday. St. Matthew's Picnic July 10 The Sunday school picnic of St. Matthew's Lutheran church will be held Wednesday, July 10.

at Forest park, Baltimore street. Free bus transportation will be provided. A special program has been alranged to be presented between 7 and 8 p. by the adult department. Councilman Improved The condition of W.

D. Heagy, High street, councilman from the Third ward, who was stricken by illness last Saturday, was reported to be improved today. Mr. Heagy was able to sit up this a afternoon. Passed Stop Sign, Fined Charles Milhimes, New Oxford R.

D. 2. was fined $5 by Burgees John H. Little this morning on a charge of passing a stop sign, lodged against him by Officer M. C.

Wine. Fined On Traffic Charge Lester Witt. 1515 West Walnut street, Shamokin, was fined $10 and costs by Justice of the Peace John W. Dubs. Penn township, last evening on a charge.

of making an been improper pass. charge had lodged by a member of the state patrol sub-station at Gethighway tysburg. Discharged From Hospital T. J. Little, 131.

Broadway, who had been a patient at the Hanover General hospital was discharged from that institution this afternoon at 2:15 o'clock and was removed in the ambulance to his home. Smith Wanted In W. Va. A teletype message was received today from Parkersburg, W. asking if H.

E. Smith, held on manslaughter and hit-and-run charges in the county jail, will waive extradi'tion to that state. The Crabbs Detective agency communicated with that Smith wanted for skipping a police in West. Virginia and learned board bill and that a lien had also been filed against an automobile he had operated while in that town. The lien had not been filed against the vehicle that struck and killed Nevin Bankert, West Manheim township.

It apparently had been traded in Westminster for the one used when the fatality occured. At the inquest into Bankert's death held last Monday night, Smith was held fully responsible for the boy's death. It was also claimed at the inquest by a witness that Smith is a bigamist, having a wife and two children at Lakemore, Ohio. Lentz Reunion August 24 Arrangements have been completed for the eighth annual reunion of the Lentz clan, to be held at Forest Park. August 24.

The officers of the clan are: President. Robert Lentz. York: vice- president. Mrs. George Lentz.

Enola; secretary, Ethel 'Lichty, York, and treasurer. BenJamin Steele. York R. D. 7.

The committee on arrangements for the reunion consists of Ray Swartz. Red Lion: Leiphart. Yorkana: Mrs. McCann, Marysville. and Russell Lentz.

LAUREL RESIDENTS ENTERTAIN GUESTS Laurel, June and Mrs. Chester Frey entertained at their "hame Sunday the following grests: "Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Keiser, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Graham and daughter, Betty, Velma Love, Nelson Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. Paul E.

Wise and chil-dren, Gloria and Paul. Wilbur Walton, Anna Frey and Clarence YORK NEW SALEM The Fair Store Lunch Room Special Cream, 29c quart. "Why not be cool and comfortable. Adv. W.

H. Schwartz's Son Binder twine, guaranteed not to -tangle. or money refunded on all standard brands, Adv, 219 Pea Pickers Near Maryland Line Earn $765 Maryland Line, June sum of $765 was paid to 219 people employed the past week in picking peas on the A. M. Hoffheiser farm near here, for the Charles G.

Summers cannery at New Freedom. The work finished yesterday. The pay roll was graduated as follows: Boys and girls, from 13 to 16 years of age inclusive, earned 20 to 25 cents an hour; those 12 years and under, got 10c an hour; while two groups, 16 years of age over received Hoffheiser cents stated hour that respectively. peas death acres were harvested by hand. Quite a few workers who applied too late were turned away, The 219 working people were divided into six groups with a foreman over each.

The foremen were: William Dixon. Charles Dixon, Homer Hunt, Cecil Doster, Walter Tracey and C. Fishel. FESTIVAL TONIGHT NEAR CONSTITUTION Constitution, June Willing Workers' class of Mt. Olivet church will hold a festival at Galbreath's Five Forks, near here, Friday evening.

If the weather is inclement, the festival will be held Saturday night. There will be special music. WATER CO. DROPS RATE INCREASE Spring Grove Organization Says There Will Be No Change For The Present WITHDRAW APPLICATION Spring Grove, June protest against the increase in the water rates in Spring Grove, made by borough council at a special meeting a few weeks ago, was presented to the Public Service Commission Harrisburg, Monday. Following the reading of the protest by an official of the Public Service Commission, the protest was returned to the borough council with the information that the Spring Grove Water company had withdrawn its application for an increase in the rate of water rent to go into effect July 1.

The president of council, Harry J. Breighner, was informed of the withdrawal of the application by the water company and of the return of the official protest made to the Public Service Commission. The water company sent an official letter to President Breighner, saying there would be no change in the water rates for the present. Dwelling Sold Paul Myers sold the south side of his double frame dwelling on North Water street to Walter D. Snyder, this place.

The sale was made private and the consideration was not made public. Possession will be given immediately. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder, who married recently, will begin housekeeping in their new home as soon as the building is vacated by the present tenant, Mr.

and sirs. Solomon Jamison and family. Pet Show Held The annual pet show staged by the Spring Grove recreation center, Misses Magdalene Eyster and Sara Trimmer, directors, was attended by ja large crowd of children and patrons. The show was held Wednesday night, with 27 entrants of pets, as follows: Baby rabbit, Tommy Forry; dog, Dolly Zeigler; three little kittens, Marian Hawkins; two fish, Marguerite Senft; two tropical turtles, Ruby Jane Senft; rabbit, Louise Kessler; Trixy, a dog, George Farrence; Teddy, a dog, Bobby Spangler; Chummy, a scotty, Virginia Stauffer; Blackie, a kitty, Franklin Sechrist; Skippy, a Betty Ann Herman; Toots and Casper, doves, John Thomas; Mitzi, Persian kitten, Janet Zartman; Tommy, a kitten, Aden Beck, Maggie and Jiggs, kittens, Edward Ream; Fluffy, a poodle. Billy Brenneman; Gardenia, a dog.

Mary McClellan; Peggy, bull dog, Miriam Miller; Tiki, a dog, Betty Hartman; Spiffy, a dog, Jean Riker; Topsy, a kitten, Ruby Jamison. Mrs. Harry Alwine and Mrs. Harry W. Hoke served as judges.

The prizes were: First, ten cent credit on handcraft materials; second, five cent credit handcraft material. The prizes were awarded as follows: Prettiest pet, first. Janet Zartman; second, Tommy Forry; largest pet, first, Bobby Spangler, and second, Miriam Miller: smallest, first, Marian Hawkins: second, Louise Kessler; best first, George Farrence, and second, Bettie Hartman; besttrained, first, Zeigler; second, Betty Herman; most unique pet, Ruby Jane Senft. The children of the center were taken on a cross country hike and picnic Thursday, They spent the day in the lowland at the Hoover farm, Jackson township, west of town. The activities for the children for next week will be handcraft, Dixie yarn work and salvage craft.

Wednesday night will be roller skating night and College avenue will be roped off at the intersection of North Main street. Narrowly Escapes Injury George W. Graybill, North Codorus township, narrowly escaped serious injury Wednesday morning while picking cherries at his home. He had a which broke, throwing Mr. Graybill ladder against the limb of the tree, to the ground, He caught hold of the limb and landed on his feet but badly sprained the ligaments in his right arm.

He was able to assist in hauling hay in the afternoon. Injures Toe Mrs. Harry C. Loucks suffered a badly injured toe a few days ago. the was splitting kindling wood with a hand axe when it slipped and the blade cut through the shoe into the toe.

A physician dressed the injury. Miss Minerva Reber, Palmyra was entertained Stambaugh. Tuesday by Mr. and Mrs. For Your Porch Furniture visit Sauter's Furniture Store, Menges Mills.

Adv. 26-28-3-5 Harris Bros. Dept. Store Spring Grove, Pa. Beginning Sat.

morning we will give the following 4th of July Week specials: Ladies' and Children's Dresses, 49c; Ladies' and Misses' Silk Rayon Panties, 15c; Mens' Tropical Suits, $3.95 and up; Mens' Dress Shirts, assorted colors, 69c; Men's Seersucker and striped summer pants, 98c; Ladies' and Childrens' White Oxfords, 98c and up: Men's Shouts and Jerseys, 21c: Men's Work Shirts. full cut. 59c; Men's Toyo Straw Hats, 98c. Adv, FAIR DATES NAMED AT STEWARTSTOWN 26th Annual Exhibition Will Be Held Sept. 11, 12 And 13 BOARD MANAGERS MEET Stewartstown, June, board managers of the Stewartstown Agriculture association held meeting Tuesday evening in the office J.

Clay Anderson and Brother, plan for the 26th annual Stewartstown Fair, which will be held Wednesday, Thursday Friday Saturday, September 11, 12, 13 and 14. Visits Parents Miss Miriam Brown, who is ployed in the office at the York Machinery corporation, York, spent the week- end with her parents, and Mrs. George E. Brown. Paul Seeley, Philadelphia, spent week-end here with his wife children, Winifred and Eugene, who are visiting Mre.

Seeley's brother -inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. T. Horace Leib, and father, S. T.

Church. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Keesey, York. spent the week-end with the former's brother-in-law and sister, and Mrs.

Norman H. Gemmill, North Main street. Thief Taken To Hospital Francis Berrill, who taken the York County jail last Friday Borough Officer Porter D. Jones, ter being given a hearing before Justice of the Peace Walter G. Fulton a charge of larceny on a warrant sworn out by Adam W.

Trout, has been removed to the Perry Point hospital for the mentally ill, Last Thursday while Mr. Trout and his daughters, Misses Beatrice and Leona were absent, Berrill' entered the Trout home, thoroughly ransacked prepared himself a meal, tore the telephone from the wall, took several belonging to the girls, attired himself in an outfit of Mr. Trout's and was preparing to leave when Mr. Trout returned for his noon meal. After an argument he was ejected from the house and during a tussle he made his getaway, but was later taken into custody by Officer Jones.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Kreamer and children, Bernice, Donald and Jack, Annville, were guests Sunday of Mrs. E. Marie Yost, Stewartstown, R.

D. The Kreamer family moved Annville in the fall of 1927 after residing here for over ten years. Thirteen members of the Stewartstown chapter of Future Farmers America, returned on Wednesday evening from State College, where they had been participating in the F. F. A.

Week activities. They were in charge Joseph D. Ryburn, instructor vocational agriculture and were conveyed there in the motor bus of Melvin C. Hess, Rinely, who also conveymembers from other chapters. Those from the local chapter were: Walter Kefauver, Henry Kearns, Charles Trout.

George Hiltz, Alvin Hyson, Paul Hersey, Irvin Hersey, Fred Copenhaver, Emory Gush, Maynard McElwain, Mervyn Lowe, Donald Trout and V. Kyle Trout. Ever Ready Circle Meets The Ever Ready circle the Stewartstown Methodist Protestant church held a meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Anderson, Hopewell township, being guest of their daughter, Hilda.

Those present were: Rev. Charles E. Robey, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Anderson, Mr.

and Mrs. R. Smith Edie, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Anderson, Mr.

and Mrs. John L. Blake, Mrs. Wilbur N. Grove, Mrs.

W. Oram Waltemyer, Mrs. Emory Dellinger, Almeda Bartenslager, Elizabeth Eaton, Doris Rogers, Kathryn Flick, Hilda Anderson, Hazel Anderson, Esther Waltemyer, Dorothy Streaker and Dorothy Dellinger, J. Evans Anderson and Norman Anderson. The next meeting will ape held Tuesday evening, July the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Oram Waltemyer. Owen Hetrick. York, visited relatives and friends here Tuesday. Services For Sunday The services on Sunday are: Methodist Protestant, Rev.

Charles B. Robey, pastor, Sunday school, 9:15 a. preaching, 10:30 a. Senior Christian Endeavor 7:30 p. m.

Presbyterian, Rev. Tolbert D. Hewlett, pastor, Sunday school, 9:30 a. preaching. 10:30 a.

Bible study class, 7:30 p. m. Stewartstown parish of the MethoEpiscopal church, Rev. R. R.

Mil minister, Stewartstown, church school, 9:30 a. worship service, 10:45 a. Epworth league, 7:30 p. Cross Roads, church school, 9:30 pageant, "The Color- Line" members of the United Brethren church of Red Lion. 7 p.

worservice, 8 p. Zion, worehip, service, 9:15 a. church school, 10:30 a. m. TO GIVE PLAY AT ZION VIEW CHURCH Quickel's S.

S. Class To Sponsor Missionary Playlet Sunday Night CAST IS ANNOUNCED Zion View, June evening, at 7:15 o'clock, in Quickel's church, a five-act missionary play will be A sponsored by two of the classes of the Union Sunday school. The classes are known as the Radiant class, taught by Miss Alverta Wallace, and the other is known as Rosebuds of Promise, taught by Miss Margaret Rohrbaugh, A special number will be played by Miss Doris and William Kochenour, of Roundtown, followed by a song of the two classes, to "True Hearted, Whole Hearted," followed by a musical reading entitled "Loyalty," by Miss Norma Bear, after which the pageant, entitled "The Challenge," will be given. The cast of characters is as follows: "The Challenging Angel," Miss Anna Shindel; "Voice," Miss Blanche Whitemore; "Mrs. Duncan." Miss Mary Lehr: "Mary Duncan," Miss Luella Lehr: "Miriam," Miss Velma Sunday; "Group of Young People on Visit," Miss Dorothy Bear, Mildred Fink, Pauline Dyesinger, Ethel Brenner and Kathryn Hartman; "Miss Stewart," Miss Helen Fink; "KouYing," Miss Arlene Stoneburner; "YaTou." Miss Ethel Bear: "Dido," Miss Mary Hamme; "Her Son," a Hindu baby, represented by, a large doll; "Nanak," Miss Gladys Shetter; "Gunga," Miss Ethel Brenner; "Group Hindu Women," Miss Sarah Crone, Miss Effie Melhorn, Miss Grace Hobaugh; "Doctor," Miss Mary Wallace; "Miss America," Miss Pauline Dyesinger.

MARK FATHER AND SON DAY AT DELROY Delroy, June following given Sunday the Canadochly Father and Son, day program WAs Lutheran Sunday school with Sherman Rudy in charge: Prayer, Harry Boll; reading, Father's Code," Mrs. Paul Klinedinst; address, Prof. V. A. Waltimyer; selection, male chorus.

Sherman Rudy, Charles Stein, Reuben Keller, V. E. Waltimyer, Harry P. Keller, George Cooper, Albert Throne, Albert Poff. Classes were taught by O.

C. Love, Clinton C. Ruby, Harry Boll. Charles Schlaag, Luther L. Ruby and Sherman Rudy.

Rev. Glenn T. Hafer and Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Wildasin were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Boll, The following were entertained Sunday by Mrs. Rebecca Emenheiser, near here: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Luxton and children, Harold, Aimee and Gwendolyn, Minersville, Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Fox and children, Betty. Sara Ann Sterling and Eugene, York; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lightner and daughter, Phyllis, Mr.

and Mrs. Karl Bayman and son, Robert, East Prospect: Henry Glatfelter, of Glatfelter: Mrs. Alma Kline, Mrs. Vera Flory, Mrs. Maggie Heindel, Miss Kathry- Heindel.

Yorkana; Mr. and Mrs. 'William Fox and children, Anna, Margaret and William, Misses Emily and Regina Dietz, Delroy. Mrs. Rebecca Emenheiser has recently entertained the Ladies' Aid society and Women's Missionary club of the Evangelical church of Yorkana.

Mrs. William Fox is confined to her bed bv illness. Rev. Mr. Smeltzer visited Mrs.

Fox Tuesday afternoon, MASON AND DIXON LIONS ELECTION Dr. Paul Wilhelm Named President At Meeting At Delta-Cardiff Hotel PLAN BASEBALL GAME Delta and Cardiff, June Mason and Dixon Lions club met at the Car -Del hotel Monday evening. Officers were elected for the coming year, as follows: President, Dr. Paul Wilhelm; first vice-president, D. Ross Anderson; second vice-president, C.

P. Morton; third vice-president, Samuel Fife: secretary, Wilson A. Gorrell; treasurer, W. A. Heaps; tail twister, lion tamer, C.

C. Gailey; directors, for two years, Lane R. Whitaker and Dr. H. Allen; and for one year, Harry M.

Anderson. The following were present: C. C. Stiffler, C. P.

Morton, Roberts, E. G. Ruff, N. M. Scarborough, C.

C. Gailey, Wilson A. Heaps, D. Ross Anderson, Paul LeFever, Dr. Paul Wilhelm, A.

T. Bradley, J. S. Lanius, Prof. A.

H. Graybeal, Dr. H. S. Allen, R.

O. McLaughlin, Harry M. Anderson, John W. Galbreath and David Wilson. A baseball game will be held between the Mason and Dixon club and the Aberdeen club on July 4, on the Cardiff grounds.

Miscellaneous Shower A miscellaneous shower was given Mrs. Donald Scotten, of Delta, Monday evening. The following were present: Mrs. William Tweedle, Mrs. Thomas Walker, Mrs.

Oscar Tarbert, Mrs. Theodore McLaughlin, Clarence Morris, Miss Cassandra Jones, Mist Esther McLaughlin, Mrs. Alfred Phelps, Mrs. Mabel Blaney, Mrs. C.

A. Pennington, Miss Margaret Pennington, Mrs. M. L. Norris, Mrs.

Jennie Wilson, Mrs. William Stewart, Mrs. Benjamin Lloyd, Mrs. Robert Lloyd, Mrs. Harvey Lloyd, Mrs.

Fred Volz, Mrs. L. L. McKinley, Mrs. Warren Glasgow, Miss Ruth Glasgow, Mrs.

C. 0. Holden, Mrs. W. Williams, Miss Mildred Butler, Miss Florence Houser, Mrs.

Harry Sanders, Miss Margaret Williams, Mrs. Arthur Heaps, Mrs. Robert Leamon and Miss Ethel Hughes. Slateville choir will rehearse in the church at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. Slate Ridge choir will hold rehearsal Friday evening at 8 o'clock.

Rev. A. L. Hyde conducted the prayer service at Slate Ridge church Wednesday evening, the pastor, Rev. Grazier, having gone to Tyrone to see his father, who is ill.

Under the supervision of Mrs. C. P. Morton, the Junior Christian Endeavor society of Slateville will render an operetta Friday evening, July 12. It will probably be rendered in Firemen's Hall, Delta.

Arrangements are not fully completed. Martha Beard is visiting Evelyn Myers, of Delta. Sunday Services Services Sunday in the churches of this vicinity are announced as follows: Slateville, Rev. B. W.

Jones, pastor, Delta chapel, Sunday school. p. leader, Julia 8 p. 9:30 a. on Christian Endeavor.

7:15 service in charge of Junior Christian Endeavor: presentation of a play, entitled, "'The World is Full of Chilaren." Slateville church. Sunday school, 10 a. preaching, 11 a. theme, "Hold Your Hats, The Wind Is Blowing," a patriotic service. Rehoboth Welsh Presbyterian, Rev.

John Hammond, pastor, Sunday school, 10 a. and Christian Endeavor, 6 p. m. Slate Ridge Presbyterian, Rev. James L.

Grazier, pastor, Sunday school, 10 a. preaching by the pastor, 11 a. Christian Endeavor, 7:15 p. and preaching, 8 p. m.

SURPRISE WEDDING RECEPTION IS HELD NEAR FOUSTSTOWN Fouststown, June surprise wedding reception was held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Boettcher, at home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Boettcher, near here.

The bridal couple, upon their return from a short wedding trip to Washington, D. were met by the immediate family and relatives of Mr. Boettcher. A wedding cake, neatly decorated with roses and a minature bride and groom, graced the table, decorated in pink and white with pink roses. The newly weds will be employed in Atlantic Citv until next fall when they will return and reside at York.

The bride is a native of Bedford. Pa. Those present at the party were: Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Boettcher, Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Boettcher, Mrs. Charlotte Hollinger and son, Edward Flandermeyer Hollinger, Mr. and Mrs. James R.

Staley, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Flandermeyer and son, Carl Edward Flandermeyer, Pauline Boettcher, Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.

Schaefer and Robert Boettcher. Production of industrial chemicals in Soviet Russia has quadrupled in value in the last four years, a number of new chemical plants, being established in the last year. GATCHELVILLE NEWS BRIEFLY RELATED Gatchelville, June John Workinger spent the week- end with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Oley Jamison.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller and children, Hilda and Clyde, Mrs. Mary Baldwin and Mrs. Florence Pyle spent Sunday with the latter's son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Almoney, Fawn Grove. Mr.

and Mrg. William Emerick and daughter, Catherine, Jarrettsville, were Sunday guests of the latter's brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James Dunlap, Fawn Grove, R. They also called at the home of the latter's mother, Mrs.

Catherine Kunkel, this place. Dill, who is employed in Washington, spent the week- end at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hall, Baltimore, were Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. M. P. Hartman. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Jamison and children, brother and Sunday with sister-in-law, the Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jamison, near here. Charlie Rosingburg, Fawn Grove, R.

spent Tuesday with Mrs. Catherine Kunkel. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Torbert and children, Marie and Lester and William Jamison, were visitors Sunday of the latter's brother and sister-inlaw, Mr.

and Mrs. Gemmill Jamison. Mr. Jamison, who suffered a heart attack Friday, is somewhat improved. Rev.

Howard' Fitzgerald announces the following Sunday Sunday school, 10 a. preaching, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

OPPOSE LIQUOR STORE AT DELTA, W.C.T.U. Concurs With Slateville Brotherhood In Opposition To Proposed Dispensary HEALTH PROGRAM GIVEN and Cardiff, June Delta Women's Christian TemperDelta ance Union met with Mrs. Nelson Heaps, Cardiff, Wednesday afternoon. The president, Mrs. W.

H. Galbreath, Scripture lesson, followed by prayer by (Mrs. M. S. Macomber.

Reports from the county convention held at Dallastown were given by the delegates, Mrs. C. C. Butler, Mrs. George Garber and Mrs.

S. J. Barnett. The W. C.

T. U. stressed the resolutions adopted by the Slateville Brotherhood, condemning the action of the state liquor control board in trying to establish a liquor store in Delta. The original resolution pointed out that such a store would be in direct opposition to the sentiment expressed by the residents of Delta borough and Peach Bottom townships, both having voted dry at the election last fall. Mrs.

J. T. Harry conducted A program on, "Health and Medical Temperance." The following were present: Mrs. W. H.

Galbreath. Mrs. N. A. Heaps, Mrs.

W. B. Davis, Miss Guy McCurdy, Mrs. J. T.

Gailey, Mrs. William T. Brown, Mrs. Charles Myers, Mrs. Henry Ellis, Mrs.

Mary Wise, Mrs. S. J. Barnett, Mrs. J.

Howard Stubbs and Mrs. M. S. Macomber, Mrs. William Pearce, Miss Alice McCurdy, Mrs.

Albert Ruff, Mrs. C. C. Butler. Mrs.

George GarMrs. S. J. Wilson, Mrs. M.

ber, Wheeler, Bertha Wise, Evelyn MyMartha Beard and Marian Ellis. ers, SAGINAW LUTHERAN S. S. PICNIC ON JULY 27 Saginaw, June are being made for the Union Lutheran Sunday school picnic to be held July 27 Maple Grove park, Lancaster. Announce Birth Mr.

and Mrs. John Dietz announce the birth of a daughter, Tuesday; Gloria Patricia. Mrs. Dietz, bename, fore her marriage was Miss Doretta Trayer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George Trayer. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Holler and daughter, Ruth, were guests Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Horner, Bainbridge, Wednesday. Mrs. Lawrence Drager and children, Lois and Ronald, and Gertrude Malehorn, Mt. Wolf, visited Mr.

and Mrs. William Parthmer, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ely and daughters, Evelyn, Lois and Norma, York, visited the latter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Ely, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brubaker and daughter, Betty, and Mrs.

H. S. Long, York, were Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lochman.

Mr. and Mrs. William Parthmer entertained the following guests, Wednesday: Mr. and Mrs. Charles May, Mrs.

John Werner, Mrs. Anna Wilt, York: Mrs. J. A. Doll and children, Warren, Dale and Dorothy, Mrs.

Rufus Krebs and son, Eugene. They also enjoyed a hike over River Hill forest. Mr. and Mrs. James McCurdy and Samuel Bindhart, Bainbridge, visited Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Holler, Tuesdair. and Mrs. Harvey, Houdeshell and granddaughter, Miller, attended a chicken corn soup dinner held at Hoover's Park, Starview, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.

John Miller and children, Geraldine, Charles, Gordon and John, were guests of Samuel Houston, Starview. Visit At Druck. Valley Mr. and Mrs. C.

Kohr and children, Edwin, Madeline and Gertrude, 1. J. Knaub and Catherine Heasley visited Mr. and Mrs. George Lehman, Druck Valley, Tuesday.

Charles F. Kohr and children, William and Clara, Eva and Amelia Lehman, Luther and. Richard Kohr, Mt. Wolf, visited and Mrs. E.

J. Knaub, and Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Kohr, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. F.

Holler and daughters, Ruth, Betty Delores James and Cecelia Snellbaker visited Misses Alice and King, Mt. Wolf. Rev. William R. Glen, Emigsville, visited Mr.

and Mrs. E. J. Knaub, Wednesday. Clarence Altland who was a patient at the York hospital for the past two weeks where he underwent an operation, was removed to his home, Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holler and daughter, Ruth, visited friends at Elizabethtown, Wednesday evening. HANOVER JUNCTION Hanover Junction, June for Shaffer'6 Union church near here, Sunday, are: Preaching, 9 a. by Rev.

Dr. Paul D. Yoder, sermon subject, "God Calls Men;" Sunday school, 10 a. m. Conscription by ballot of all youths between 16 and 18 on the Isle of Jersey is favored.

GET DATA ON RURAL ELECTRIFICATION Government Survey Being Made In Southern York County NEWS OF SHREWSBURY Shrewsbury, June was learned here that a representhe Federal Rural Electrification project, operating under the works division of the state Emergency Relief board has been working in this section the past week making surveys of roads, with the idea of getting farmers and others who do not have electricity on their property, interested in the proposed federal project, which comes under the new $4,800,000,000 relief bills. The representative has had much success, almost everybody being willing to take current provided lines are built. The representative does not make it an obligation, simply explaining the proposition. After leaving here he worked in the vicinity of New Freedom and Glenville and is now in Manheim township, going towards. Hanover.

The information obtains purely statistical, it is reported. The representative is working out of Harrisburg. Announcement of Services Church announcements for Sunday are: Methodist Episcopal, Rev. Aurance F. Shank, pastor, Sunday school, 9:30 a.

preaching, 7:30 p. m. St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed, Rev. C.

M. Mitzell, minister, Sunday school, 9:30 a. communion, 10:30 a. m. St.

John's Union, Sadler, Reformed worship, 9 a. Sunday school, 10 a. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p. Lutheran catechise, Saturday, 9 a. m.

Church of the Brethren, Rev. S. C. Godfrey, pastor, Sunday school, 9 a. preaching, 10 a.

m. and 7 p. m. Dunkard Brethren, Rev. J.

L. Myers, pastor, Sunday school, 9:30 a. preaching, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p.

song service, 7 p. m. S. Picnic Saturday The Sunday school picnic of the Mt. Olivet United Brethren church will be held Saturday evening, June 29, on the picnic grounds adjoining the church near Shrewsbury.

The Potosi band will furnish music. Those in charge have arranged a large assortment of refreshments which can be purchased. Parking space will provided. In case of rain, the picnic will be held one week later. Those who visited with Mrs.

Mollie Taylor were: Cletus Taylor, Baltimore; Roland Dell, Bentleys, Mr. Garrett, Wrightsville: Mrs. Charles Fidler. Russell and Jean Fidler and Kenneth Taylor, this place; Mr. and Mrs.

James Taylor, York; Mr. and Mrs. Hensel. AL JOLSON and Ruby Keeler, in "Go Into Your Dances," June 28, June 29, both nights at 7:15 and 9:15 p. m.

Trail theatre. Adv. 28-2t MRS. AMANDA SIPLING, 79, EXPIRES AT WIOTA Wiota, June Amanda Sipling, widow of Jacob Sipling, this place, died this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from a complication of diseases at the age of 79 years, three months and 22 days. She was a daughter of Samuel and Barbara (Harnish) Luckenbaugh.

Surviving are two children, Mrs. J. Harvey Barnhart, with whom she made her home, and Clinton W. ling, Hanover; five grandchildren, nine great and one sister, (Mrs. William H.

Spangler, near Jefferson. Her husband preceded her in death January 7, 1935. The funeral be held Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock at the house with further services at St. Peter's. Lischey's church.

Rev. J. N. Faust will officiate. Burial will be made in the adjoining cemetery.

Funeral Director W. A. Feiser, Hanover, has charge. Visit Battlefield The following spent Sunday on the Gettysburg battlefield: Hamilton R. Luckenbaugh, Clarence Jamison, Harry Flickinger, Daniel Diehl, George Lentz and Stewart Flickinger.

Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. William Luckenbaugh Mr. William baugh were Sunday guests of Mrs.

Jacob Luckenbaugh, Hanover. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Luckenbaugh and daughter, Ruby, were Sunday visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Rohrbaugh, near Brodbeck. Clinton Sippling and family, spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. J.

Harvey Barnhart and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wagner. WOMAN DIES FROM EFFECTS OF FALL Mrs. Harriet Glessner Hammond, Expires At Home Near Lewisberry FUNERAL ON SATURDAY Lewisberry, June Harriet Glessner Hammond, widow of Ellis Hammond, died Wednesday evening rat 10:20 o'clock at her home near here.

Dtath resulted from the effects of a broken hip which she suffered ten weeks ago in a fall down the cellar steps at her home. She was aged 83 yeare seven months. Mrs. Hammond, and, a native Westminster, had been a resident of this vicinity since she was six years old, She was a member of the local Methodist Episcopal church since she was a young girl. Her husband preceded her in death 15 years ago.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. S. W. Purvis, Philadelphia, and Miss Jennie Hammond, at home; three grandchildren; two great grandchildren, and three brothers, Attorney James G. Glessner, York, and William and Wesley Glessner, Decatur, Ill.

The funeral will be held Saturday with services at the house at 2 p. m. Rev. Parker Gardner, pastor the Lewisberry Methodist Episcopal church, will officiate. Interment will be made in the Emanuel cemetery, near here.

Funeral Director H. R. Erney, this place, has charge of arrangements. PARKTON Going Out of Business going strong. We have made drastic cut.

Come in and find bargain. Torbet's Dept. Store, Freedom, Pa. Adv. Anniversary Rev.

S. L. Hench, who has served the Christ Evangelical Lutheran church, Dallastown, as its pastor for the past 20 years. Rev. Mr.

Hench, who was recently reelected president of the West Pennsylvania synod of the United Lutheran church, will celebrate the anniversary of his arrival at Dallastown at special ices to be held Sunday. MINISTER 20 YEARS AT DALLASTOWN Rev. S. L. Hench To Observe Anniversary At Special Services Sunday IN CHRIST LUTHERAN Dallastown, June S.

L. Hench, pastor of Christ Evangelical Lutheran church, will observe his 20th anniversary as pastor here at special services to be held Sunday. Rev. Mr. Hench came to Dallastown from Hanover, his first pastorate, June 29, 1915, and has served Christ Lutheran congregation ever since.

The guest minister for the day will be Rev. H. ID. Hoover, D. of Gettysburg Seminary, who will deliver the anniversary sermon at the morning service at 10:30 o'clock.

He will also address the Sunday school. A roll call of the confirmation classes of the past 20 years will be held at morning service and pictures of the various classes will be on display in the vestibule of the church. Special music will be rendered at the various services by a women's quartet and men's quartet of 20 years ago, by a choir composed of members who sang on choir during the 20 years and by the present choir of the church. The womens and men's quartets sing at the Sunday session. The following compose the groups: Women, Mrs.

Enos Eberly, Mrs. Mabel Herman, Miss Blanche Koller and Miss Ella Stiles; men, Hiriam Peters, Robert E. Keener, M. L. Lau and Howard Perry.

The quartets will be accompanied by Mrs. Daniel Althouse, who was the Sunday school and pianist at that time. Other pianists who have served during the past 20 years are: Mrs. Shindler, Paul Lecrone, Miss Lestha Shearer and Mrs. George Overmiller.

The present organist is Mrs. Ernest Orwig. The present choir will render special music at the morning worship service under the direction of M. L. Lau, and a choir composed of those who sang on the choir during the the 20 years will render the music at the evening service.

James M. Thompson, formerly of Dallastown, now of Red Lion, was director of the choir 20 years ago. Rev. Mr. Hench will deliver the sermon at the evening service and will give a brief history of the work accomplished during his 20 years as pastor of the church.

BRENEMAN REUNION IS HELD AT RINELY Rinely, June reunion of the D. A. Breneman family was held at the home of Algernon Breneman. This is the first time that the family has been together for five years. All the descendants were present with the exception of one granddaughter, Brena Uber Whitten, now living in Oregon.

A coincidence of the day was the celebration of the 26th wedding anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. T. B. Uber.

Those attending were: Rev. and Mrs. T. B. Uber and daughter, Grace, and sons, Thomas and David, St.

Louis, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Breneman and daughters, Ruth and Betty son, James, Annapolis, Mrs.

Calvin Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Sweitzer and daughter, Trema, Mr. and Mrs.

Millard R. Shaull and daughters, Jane and June, Richard and George, Roy Breneman and Algernon Breneman. To Hold Picnic August 3 The Mt. Pleasant Lutheran church will hold its annual school noon and evening, on Stewartspicnic on Saturday, Augusts, aftertown Fair grounds. The Rinely band will furnish music in the evening and a special program is being arranged for the afternoon.

Those who visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Sweitzer Sunday were: Rev. and Mrs.

T. B. Uber and children, Grace, Thomas and David, St. Louis, Rev. and Mrs.

George D. Laird and daughter, Ruth, Felton; Mrs. Claude C. Smith, Miss Mary Smith, James Smith, and Mr. and Mrs.

Emory Shaull, Cross Roads. The catechism class will meet at 10 o'clock Saturday morning in the Mt. Pleasant Lutheran church with Rev. George D. Laird, in charge of the' meeting.

C. S. Herr had a valuable farm horse to die on Tuesday, John A. Daugherty, contractor, and his force of workmen have Oliver McLaughlin's new house under roof. The following from the Luther League of the Mt.

Pleasant Lutheran church attended a Luther League social, which was held at the Spring Grove Lutheran church: Misses Lenora Tarbet, Trema Sweitzer, Naomi Tarbet, Alverta P. Hess, Myrtle Grove and Mary Waltimyer. Robert Grove, Curvin Waltimyer, Robert Miller and Jack Mundis. Church Worship The service on Sunday at the Mt. Pleasant Lutheran church, Rev.

George D. Laird, pastor, are: Sunday school, 9 a. Luther League, 7:30 p. with Miss Marguerite Hess in charge of the meeting. "It's a human trait to hate those we have injured." DALLASTOWN LIONS INSTALL OFFICERS A.

S. Benedict Takes Over Duties Of Presidential Office; Names Committees MEETING OF S. S. CLASSES Dallastown, June regular meeting of the Lions' club was held Wednesday evening in their den in the Fraternal Temple association building. 0.

W. Reachard led discussion on "How to Make Our Club a Better Lions' Club." Installation of officers was held and the following officers were installed by the past president, A. Riedel: President, A. S. Benedict; first vicepresident, Prof.

W. Shenk; second vice- president, H. M. Peters: third vice-president, William Hess; secretary, N. C.

Shermeyer; treasurer, Raymond L. Shearer; lion tamer, Earl Flinchbaugh; tail twister, Donald Eberly; directors, Harvey Zeigler, Prof. U. 'and Daugherty, Dr. W.

Ura Blymire 0. W. Reachard. The president then appointed the following committees: Attendance, Dr. John R.

Rojahn, John Clouser and Edward Withers: constitution and by -laws, Earl Flinchbaugh, William H. Seitz and William Bigler; extension, Paul S. Martin, William B. Hess and Rev. Lee J.

Gable; finance, O. W. Reachard, Clarence E. Ness and Raymond L. Shearer; lions' education, me Prof.

U. Daugherty, Rev. Paul E. V. Shannon and Rev.

S. L. Hench; membership, Hiram M. Peters, Dr. Palace Seitz and.

Dr. John Prof. more Norman R. H. and C.

W. Rojahn; William Shenk, Shermeyer, B. Dr. program Hess; W. Donald Ura publicity, (annual) Eber- Blyly, and D.

K. Taylor; blind work, Dr. E. J. Fisher, Purd A.

Riedel and Clinton Strausbaugh: boys' and girls' work, Prof. H. W. Shenk, Charles C'. Koontz and Rev.

Lee J. Gable; citizenship and patriotism, Harvey Zeigler, Lorenza S. Daugherty and Morris U. Gohn; civic improvement, Fred E. Druck, George Jacobs and A.

O. Rev. Paul Stine: community betterment. E. V.

Shannon, Ernest Crwig and William Bigler: education, Prof. U. J. Daugherty, Rev. S.

L. Hench and Donald Daugherty; health and welfare, Dr. George A. Meyers, Dr. W.

Ura Blymire and Dr. John R. Rojahn; safety, John J. Karbon, C. Seidenstricker and Allen Grove.

Those present were: Purd A. Riedel, Allen Grove, Charles B. Koontz, Prof. H. W.

Shenk, Dr. George A. Meyers, Donald Eberly, Clinton Strausbaugh, John Clouser, D. K. Taylor, Norman C.

Shermeyer, Rev. S. L. Hench, Dr. Palace Seitz, Hiram Peters, William Bigler, Clarence Ness, O.

W. Reachard, Edward Withers. Earl Flinchbaugh, Raymond L. Shearer, Dr. W.

Ura Blymire, Dr. John R. Rojahn and Albert S. Bene- dict. Monagenarian A Guest Classes No.

2 and 3 of Trinity Evangelical Sunday held a meeting at the. home Henry school, Sechrist. The devotional period and business session was in charge of Mrs. Harry Minsker. Mrs.

Ellen Ward. who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry Minsker, was an honored guest at the meeting, having reached the age of 95 years. The July meeting will he held at the home of Mr. Mrs.

Howard Ferree. Those present were: Rev. and Mrs. Harry Minsker, Mrs. M.

E. Ward, Mrs. Howard Shaw. Mrs. Grover Eberly, Orella Houseal, Mrs.

Ella Frey, Sadie Gresser, Mrs. Edward Smith. Mrs. Samuel Huson. Mrs.

Ovide Daugherty, Anna Riddle. Mrs. Paul Henzst. Mrs. W.

R. Fife. Lola Mitzel, Mrs. J. B.

Neft. Mrs. Minnie Anstine, Mrs. Paul Shirey, Martha Mary Ferree, Kenneth Shirey, June Huson, Ireta Lentz. Mrs.

Carbaugh, Mrs. Witmer Daugherty, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ferree and Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Sechrist. Miss Elsie Brant, York. spent several days visiting Mrs. Maud Weikel. Mrs.

Laura A. Eichinger is visiting her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McMullen, Aliquippa.

Mr. and Mrs. Ned Neaf and daughter, Nancy Ann, Prospect park. Mrs. Studebaker and children, Donnie and Dorothy, and Miss Bessie Whiting, visited Mrs.

Naef's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Flory. Mr.

and William Baylor and Michael Peters, Violet Hill, are spending several days visiting Mrs. Baylor's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Curvin D. Flinchbaugh.

Doris Groft, Littlestown, is spending several weks visiting Mr. Mrs. S. De Witt Eberly. Home Mission Service A special home mission service will be held Sunday morning at 10:30 a.

in the Bethlehem United Brethren church, Rev. Paul E. V. Shannon, pastor. Three home mission workers, Rev.

and Mrs. Quentin Henricks, from and Miss Florence Estermann, Oakland. will be and deliver addresses. They will also render special music. The service will be in charge of the Missionary society of the church, Mrs.

Purd A. Riedel. president. Services on Sunday The following church services have been announced for Sunday by the pastors of the various churches: Bethlehem United Brethren, Rev. Paul E.

V. Shannon, Sunday school, 9:15 worship, 10:30 a. special home mission service; "Christ Evangelical Lutheran, school, Rev. S. L.

Hench, pastor, Sunday 9:15 a. worship, 10:30 a. organ prelude, "Poet and Peasant." (Lemare); offertory, "Barcarolli," (Biggle); anthem, "Unfold, Ye Portals," (Gounor): anthem, "Show Me Thy Ways," Williams); Luther League, 6 p. service, 7 p. organ prelude, "Largo," "Xerxes, (Dvorak): offertory, "Berceuse," "Jocelyn," (Godard): anthem, "Gloria in Excelsis," (Mozard): sermon and brief history of the work of the past 20 years, Rev.

Hench: anthem. "The Lord is Loving." (Peace). St. Paul's Reformed, Rev. Lee J.

Gable, pastor, unified service, 9:30 a. sermon, 7 p. sermon by Henry Raab, junior at Franklin and Marshall college, where preparing for the Christian ministry, at both services: morning theme, "Kant's Categorical Imperative," evening theme, "Conceit." John's (Blymire), worship, 9 a. sermon theme, "'Kants' Categorical Imperative." Trinity Evangelical. Rev.

Harry Minsker, pastor, Sunday school, 9:30 a. worship, 7 p. m. WINDSOR BAND PICNIC Sat'day Evening, June 29, 1935. Shady Grove Park, Freysville, featuring Bainbridge band, Lancaster county.

Soup, Potpie, Sandwiches and Refreshments. Adv. 27-3t Sale another your New When there no authority, Liberty develops into anarchy, Andre Maurois..