The Evening Sun from Hanover, Pennsylvania • Page 2

Littl esto wn BAM DIRECTORS, OFFICERS RETAINED Gettysburg YULETIBE PARTIES HELD ABBOTTSTOWN SOCIAL. NEWS BRIEFS LISTED ABBOTTSTOWN-'The Everreadv Class of Emmanuel's Reformed Church and Ladies Aid held a covered dish supper in the social room for members and their families Saturday evening. Santa Claus dis- Wilbur A. Banker! President At Lilt lestown State- gftetown pub- PTA Program Presented 9 York re. cently visited her sister, Mrs.

Amanda Wolf, who was recently ad- i mitted to York City Hospital. All directors A daughter was born to Mr. and GET naBUHij and officers were re-elected at the Mrs. Henry Becker at the Hanover Christmas Littlestown State Bank yesterday in General Hospital recently nel of the Adams County Cou the annual re-organization. Arthur Diehl is spending this House was held last night at Bank The annual meeting of the share- week in New York City.

ert restaur am. holders held vesterday morninR. St. Lutheran Church held a gift exchange was charge of when the following directors were its annual Christmas party Satur- the co-chairman of the party, Miss elected: Luther D. Snyder, William day evening.

Pauline Staub, New Oxford, and V. Sneeringer, Charles M. Weikert, Mrs. Naomi Meekly recently re- Mrs. Clarence McCleaf, Gettysburg Edgar Berwager, William S.

ceived word that her son, Robert, 4. A lighted Christmas tree Menges. H. F. Snvder, C.

Myers, has arrived in Korea, where he is formed the main decorative scheme Raloh D. Bowman and Wilbur A. stationed with the armed forces. I Group singing of Christmas carols By Pupils LITTLESTOWN Personnel Of Court Houie Have Dinner, Fraternity Entertains Nursing Home Guests Last Night The annual Bankert. Elected by the board of directors to serve as officers and employes of the bank for 1953-1954 are: president.

Wilbur A. Bankert; vice president, William V. SneerinRer; executive vice president and secretary, Evelvn C. Altoff; cashier, Chester S. Byers: assistant cashier and auditor, Warren C.

Harner: took place after the dinner with Miss Elizabeth Ann Sheffer, Get- xeuers. raui i Rprnard Kebil Duttera; stenographer Ruth J. Nijfht Dinner Ekdahl and bookkeeper, Betty Wisotzkey. PTA Has Program Littlestown Jointure a Teachers Association met Monday the Legionnaires, at the December night following the presentation of meeting of the auxiliary at 7:30 p. the annual Christmas musical pro- tomorrow at the post home.

A gram by the high school pupils in Christmas party with exchange of the auditorium. The program in- Kift.s will be held. The hostess com- cluded a candlelight procession by mittee includes Mrs. Ivan Rickrode, the senior high chorus; a pageant Mrs. Robert Gouker and Mrs.

F. J. in song and story for Christmas, will. with Larrv Feeser as narrator and annual Christmas family music by the junior and senior high party will be held by the Lions Club choruses: slide pictures shown by at 7 p. tomorrow' at St.

John's James Hahn with piano accomparu- Lutheran Church, with the boys ment by Jeanne Blocher; vocal solo, ancj girls committee. Stanley D. Dorothy Jones and a musical read- Bowersox, Paul L. Hollinger and BIDS OPENED FOR SEWAGE PROJECT Miss Winifred Kennell and HAMPTON AREA NEViS ACTIVITIES REVIEWED Charles W. Moritz, both of Gettys- Joyce Mee bure 2.

were married at 7 daughter of Mr. and Mrs Dec 8 in St. Evan- Megonnel. has again been cellcal fmd Reformed Church. Sil- to Gradual Hospital.

Philadelphia gencai She underwent surgery on her Jaw Thursday. She was vffie7h Megonnel illiam admitted Contracts To Be Within Next 60 Days- M1CKLEY Engineers Will Report Recommendations Pr isited by Awarded Abbott, pa's'tor, performed the dou- parents Sundav Awaraea ble.nng ceremony. Mr and Mrs. Howard Shaffer, Mt ELECTED BY FIREMEN Holly Springs, were Sundav eurv, of Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent man. Mr. and Mrs. D. E.

Myers at tended a turkey banquet 'at A cres, York, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rife, Hanover air with the December meeting of St. I tysburg, pianu Alovsius Parish Council of Catholic Guests at the Snyder nursing Women at 8 m.

tomorrow in the home, Lincolnway West, attended social room of the school. The the second annual Christmas party meeting is being held a week early held at the home last evening with due to the Christmas holidays. The entertainment provided by Alpha committee for entertainment and Phi Omega, Gettysburg College na- vpfrpsiiiiipnts is iiosciccl by IVtrs. i tionnl scrvlcc scouting i reiresnmeni. is part in the program were RELUCTANT TO ANSWER AT Pataki, Howard Sheets, organist and Daw- rjght, of New York City, confers with Jus attorney, Victor Rabinowitz, SPRING GROVE The Spring were re'ent puests of Grove Borough Council and the Boi ough Authoritv opened 15 bids tor the construction of a proposed sewage treatment plant and inteicept- irig lines at a special meeting held last night in the Firemens ing.

Contracts will be awarded ier unantiai ocw tending were TVTr nnH in the next 60 days. Berkheimer, assistant financial sec- Moul Hamnton Eight bids were received on the retary: Ralph Berkheimer, corres- rs construction of sanitary sewer sys- ponding secretary; Dale Dannei. in ona tem extensions and intercepting assistant corresponding secretary, 1 nnH and three on the e.ectr.cat wor, assisSm ch'ieff Clinton Flicklnwr and Paul Krout, chief hose director; Mi. and Mis. LaVeie Stprner Spurgeon Stambaugh.

assistant ancJ daughter, all of Hanover. hose director, and Harvey A. Shaf- fer, chief chemical director. Drivers are: Elmer Witman, C. D.

Witman. Richard Slonaker, Har- vev A. Shaffer, Earl Micklev. Ray Altland and Francis Patterson. eJh1, Mtokleyf fireP cWef by 'Julius Schimmel.

A daughter! Lincoln Fire Co. at a meeting Mon- Schimmel, spent the dav evening in the Thomasville weekend with her parents hRl! Mr- and Mrs- Lawrence Moul Pn. others named includes; Elmer tertained a a dinner Sunday in hon- VVitman. vice president; Clair Weh- hbrhH Louise. Ier, financial secretary; Richard 1 At.

The Berlantic Construction Hairison, N. submitted the low bid of $104,610,10 for construction of the samtarv sewer system extensions and intercepting lines. Top bid was $134,153.70. The Vanguard Construction New York, submitted the low bid of $216,370 for the mechanical work and the construction of the sewage ing with Jeanne Blocher as narrator and the senior high girls chorus. President R.

R. Kunkle conducted the brief business session when Ralph L. Staley, in charge. Junior Fellowship Meets The devotions and program for the meeting of the Junior Fellow- plans were furthered for the Madri ship Gf Centenary Methodist Gras to be held after the holidays. It was decided to hold a soup and sandwich sale Friday, Jan.

5 in the fire engine house. The ine committee was appointed: Mrs. Virginia Sheelv, chairman. Mrs. Ralph I.

Unger, Mrs. Paul Morehead. Mrs. Stanley D. Bowersox, Mis.

James W. Dutterer, Mrs. George Strevig, Mrs. Leonard L. Potter.

Mrs. Charles Benner. Mrs. GeorRe Rhodes. Mrs.

Irvin Miller, Mrs. Beaven Hanlon, Mrs. John C. Forrv, Mrs. Stanley S.

Horner, Mrs. G. Richard Knipole. Mrs. Preston Mvers.

Mrs. Richard A. Maitland and Mrs. Paul R. Snyder.

Four new members were accepted. Refreshments were served by Mrs. R. C. Harbaugh, Mrs.

G. Richard Knipple, Mrs. Paul Luckenbaugh, Mrs. Monroe Morelock ard Mrs. Richard A.

Maitland. The hostess committee for the Januarv meeting includes Mrs. James W. Dutterer. Mrs.

Norman J. Hahn. Mrs. Myers. Mrs.

Milton Harner and Mrs. Leroy Helwig. Rotary Has Party Approximately 85 persons attended the Rotary Club meeting last night at St- John's Lutheran Church, when the members entertained the ladies at the annual Christmas party. A turkey dinner was served by the women of the church. The Rev.

David S. Kammerer offered the invocation and led the group in a carol sing, with Marilyn Spangler pianist. President Preston Myers introduced visiting Rotarians Carroll L. Crawford. Irvin Bowman.

Dr. L. M. Hitchcock and Dr. J.

P. Earp, Westminster and Roland Swam, Hanover. Two new Rotary Annes introduced were Mrs. Thomas McSherry and Mrs. S.

Clair Trostle. Luther D. Snvder presented a gift to Wilbur Reck in recognition of his services of over 25 years as the club pianist. Each Rotary Ann received a potted poinsettia. A.

G. Ealv. chairman of the program committee, introduced the Rev. Gideon Columbus, minister from Tanevtown, who is an escapee from behind the Iron Curtain. Next Tuesday the vocational service committee, Rov D.

Knouse, acting chairman. William T. Gingrow Jr. George Smith. Donald Z.

Mann, member of the Junior Choir at the ecuted atom spy Julius Rosenberg w-hile employed at the Federal Tele- for this work was $6,240. PanneTl college? student! vis- communications Laboratories. The Subcommittee headed by Sen. Joseph ited each guest at the home. Each R.

McCarthy (R-Wis.) is probing possible espionage at the Army Signal guest received gifts and were visited corps Laboratories at Fort Monmouth, N. J. by members of their families. Each received a corsage for the occasion through the courtesy of BIRTHDAY PARTY HELD CHRISTMAS LIGHTING Hanover florists. A seasonal table Driver, Hunter Fined Max L.

Brown. Baltimore, paid a fine of $10 and costs to Justice of LATE FARM MARKET REPORTS Tune in WHVR 1280 on your radio dial YORK COUNTY FARMS centerpiece also was presented by the florist Class Party The Class of St. James Luther annual in the FOR FAIRFIELD YOUTH FAIRFIELD A surprise birth- 1 BIGLERVILLE The total cost of the project has the Peace Robert P. Snyder. Get- been estimated at $395,000.

A spokes- tysburg. Monday, on a charge of man for the authority explained speeding filed bv state police of the that $326,660.20 has been estimated Gettysburg substation. Kenneth I. as cost for the construction of the Snvder, Columbia R. D.

1, paid a sewage disposal plant, with about fine of $25 and costs to Justice $68.339.80 additional for engineering Snyder recently on a charge of and legal fees, land and right of hunting in a safety zone filed by TO RF IlinCiFD IODAY wavs, interest on bonds, billing, of- Harmon K. Nary, Gettysburg R. luum fice equipment and contingencies. D. 5.

A representative of Albright and HANOVER. PA. Judging of Friel, engineering firm of Phila- day party was held recently at the Christmas decorations at homes in delphia, hired by the authority, at- iri Christmas carols Church School held its home of Mr. and Mrs. Olmer the community will be conducted tended the meeting and said that tlS niano bv 1 Christmas party last night; Spence for their son.

Eddy, who here this evening by out-of-town bids will be taken to the Phila- i ln social room of the church, observed his 15th birthday anniver- men. Prizes to be awarded are as delphia office where tnev will be Anthlnv Tnhn Ran NEW OXFORD FURNITURE STORE Lincotnwn West NEW OXFORD PA, Appliances Phone 13G-J Church. Monday at the church were olanned by Phyllis Rimel, who served as iunior leader and by Jane Barton, pianist for the group singing. Scripture was by Carl Roberts and prayer by Louanna Rippeon. A prayer w'as given by James Barnes.

Barbe Miller played a oiano solo. Final plans for the Christmas gift exchange at the weekly meeting in the Sunday school room of the church next Monday evening were completed. Members w'ill also participate in a soecial short Christmas program. Members will attend the Sunday annual Christmas party Friday. At session, members filled a sunshine box for a young Kiri who is shut-in.

A rehearsal of the Children's Christmas program, to be held Sundav at 10:30 a. was under the supervision of Mrs. Albert H. Miller Mrs. Robert Crist and Mrs.

Chester S. Byers, who is in charge of costumes. Girl Seouts Fete Parents Intermediate Girl Scout Troop 16. wuth parents as guests, enjoyed a Christmas party last night at the fire engine house. About 30 persons attended.

Marilyn Spangler was accompanist for group singing Joyce Strevig announced the program as follows: vocal duet. Susan Reaver and Linda Strevig; flute solo, Donna Koontz; tap dance, Brenda Hollinger; poems, Linda Heltibridle: piano solo. Donna Rabenstine: vocal duet, Grizelda Hahn and Sandra Hawk; baton twirling, Barbara Sentz; vocal trio. Bontia Storm, Carolyn Shildt and Wanda Morelock: poem. Jacqueline Morelock; vocal duet.

Jane Wantz and Joyce Strevig and vocal solo. Dennis Heltibridle. Gifts were exchanged and each member presented her mother with a gift made as a Girl Scout project Mrs John Forry, leader and Mrs Keith Heltibridle, assistant leader, also presented each member With a gift. Keeping With vas the topic for discussion at the meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church Sunday evening with Mummert as leader.

Prayer was by the secret Pollyannas were revealed and names were drawn for 1954 Hostesses were Mrs. Glenn Sterner, Mrs. Henry Krick and Mrs. Carl Carey. Pageant Presented The fourth annual presentation of man.

Henry Stevenson, Moorehead, spent the weekend writh Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore. Seventeen members attended the NCCW Christmas party held recently in the parish social rooms. scenes, $17.50, first and $10.

second, I Another special meeting of the AnThony delphia office where tiiev wan oe Anthnnv John Raubv attended by 37 members and five sary. Guests included. Herbert follows: Doorw-ays. $10, first; $5 studied and itemized. A report will oTpLorv' Gulden for guests.

The program included the Gingell, Eddy Hartzell, Roger My- second, and $2.50, third: Christmas given later. and Gi egorv reading of the Christmas story by erSi Norman Kuykendall, Jimmy Mrs. Richard C. Lighter: reading by Musselman, Gary Dolly, Larry By- Mrs. Kermit Spence and a talk by I Richard DeardorfT.

Jean Pres- the teacher, Paul G. Pensinger. Gifts 1 ton peggy Johnson, Jean Sites, were presented to the teacher the Nancy weikert, Susan Martin, Bet- retiring president, Mrs. William ty Kane, Joyce Spence. Virginia Pinko, the Rev.

Dr- and Mrs. Ralph and Mrs. George Mussel- R. Gresh and Mr. and Mrs Roy Hofe.

Following a gift exchange Adam Zeigler. Norman Gent.zler and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harbold. Club Dollyannas were revealed and presents exchanged.

The club gave gifts to each man and child present. Committee To Meet The wavs and means committee of Friendship Hose Co. held a WALTER FUNERAL HOME 501 Ridge McSherrystown, Pa. HARRI F. WALTER Dial 8145 or 3-5294 and overall lighting.

$15, first; $10, council and authoritv has been second, and $5, third. scheduled for 7 p. m. Monday, Dec. Mr.

and Mrs. Mervin Slavbaugh, 28. Heidlersburg, observed their 54th Baseball Banquet Held wedding anniversary Saturday. Jack Dunn 3rd, Baltimore, vice They are the parents of two president of the Baltimore Orioles, daughters. Mrs.

Lloyd Ecker and major leagued newest franchise, Mrs. Clarence Ecker, Heidlersburg, was the principal speaker at the six grandchildren and 13 great- banquet held by the Private Allen grandchildren. One grandson. Dale, J. Beck Jr.

Post 5265, VFW recent- meeting recently to make final a is serving with the armed forces in ly. Members of Spring rangements for the second in Germany. Mrs. Slaybaugh is the Greater York County League en- series of smokers to be held bv the former Emma Belle Brenizer. The try and the Baseball for Boys This will be the annual couple was entertained Sunday at teams were guests at the banquet.

Christmas smoker at 7.30 D. m. in- and dinner bv their daughters. Richard Schrum, the in the social room of th lorida. Open and Fred Abltzley and leading hitter and Thomas Uffel- cmmtv Hieh School man, most valuable player on the- York county nieu Christmas Trees Temples, Tangerines, Grapefruit, direct from Mrs.

Ray Sites is spending this the of the Holy I week with her son-in-lawr and bv David McK. Williams and Leon- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert i Mr. and Mrs ard Young, was held last night in Schweizer, Hanover.

daughter, Diane, and Mr. and Mrs. the Presbyterian Church. A cast of; Mrs. Blanch Linn is visiting her Charles Bushey a more than 30 persons presented the grandson and wife, Airman and Arendtsville, attended Christmas party in pantomime Mrs.

Linn Kepner, Falls Church, hes in Hershey VFW while the choir and the narrator va. Misses Carol and Denise Adams, Proeram At Stoverstown Shoemaker led devotions. Carols 400 Balto. Hanover. related the story in word and song The Fairfield Joint School System Baltimore, recently visited their The ChfSuan Societv were sung with Marie Shaffer at the oano.

ov The pageant was designed and win close for the holidays at 12:15 grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. J. P.

and Sundav school of St Paul's Piano. Herman Arter. Hanover. Phone 4148 Dwm'i P' m' Dec. 23, and wil! Union Church.

Stoverstown. will showed films entitled Savior Is Sunday until Christmas. 1 Ann' team, were presented with Endeavor Union held a ended the ice fol- special trophies The entire Spring Christmas tuidio-visual program re- iil'APPrV recently Grove team received jackets from in Ai Sc OITIIlll 9 VllUtvry recenuy. VFW Church. Amv Miller and Spurgeon Phillip E.

McGuire. Soloists were re-open Monday, Jan Mrs. Clarence Bartholomew, Mrs. McGuire. Miss Joan Spangler, Donald Bollinger and Paul Grove.

About 30 persons attended the Manor of Maske Chapter, Daughters of the American Colonists Christmas supper meeting Monday evening at First Methodist Church. The speaker was the pastor, the Rev. Victor K. Meredith who discussed "The Significance of the Lights of Mrs. Robert Ditchburn was elected delegate to 4.

The as- ied home by Mr. and Mrs. Marshall present its annual Christmas pro- and of sembly program for the high school KuntZ. gram at 7:30 p. m.

Sundav in the Mls- Melvin C. Senft and students will feature Christmas mu- Kay Arnold, daughter of Mr. and church. Mrs. Ernest Lepno will di- Mr- Mrs.

Kenneth Thumma sic and a guest speaker. Mrs. Fred Arnold, observed her rect the Beginner and Primary De- I two sons- were visi- The Girl Scout Troop committee fifth birthday anniversary Satur- partments in a musical pageant 1 tors Sundav of Senft's mother, will sponsor a baked goods and day. A party was held with 14 The Junior Department, under the Mrs- Jeremiah Senft, South East soup sale Feb. 6 The place of the guests present.

direction of Gwendolyn Rinehart, Street. sale will be announced later. (Continued On Page Three) Warner Hospital Patients ADAMS COUNTY GROUP PLANNING CD COURSE Resumes of proceedings of the Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Funt, Mrs.

will portray the first Christmas. Viola Ecker, Mrs. William Soult, Two plays. Child Shall Lead Rantoul, 111., visited in Hanover and Christmas Mir- recently. will be presented by the Misses Shirlev Guise and Nancy Reese.

Harrisburg, spent the week- Lon ft n.roPt end with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Guise. The cast Lead Mrs. WilUam Soult, who is visit- will include Ronald Gun- Public Auction AUCTION ROOM BIGLERVILLE, PA.

0 her Edna Wal- net, Patricia Gunnet. Mary Ann bv pin, i Ler' rtcently visited relatives in Gunnet. Josie Glatfelter. Carl Patients admitted to the Annie Kline Monday evening at a session Pathfinders Sunday School GlSfelterV Fticky 1''1 Thursday, Dec. 17, 1953 Warner Hospital, Gettysburg, of class of St.

Paul's Lutheran Joyce Leppo. The cast Christ-i At 6:30 P. M. turkey dinner and mas will include Gwen- were Miss Ruth Routsong and sociation in Emmitsburg. William Church held AUCTION SALE THURSDAY, DEC.

17 Promptly at 7:00 P. M. In Porters Community Hall PORTERS SIDELING, Come and get bargains. Maxine Stewart, Gettysburg: Kir-: Mellors, by A. Smith, Aspers R.

D. 1, and Harvey A. Stonesiler, Littlestown. Discharged were Sandra Laughman, Kathleen Baird and William Coffman, Gettysburg; Roland Hankey. Gettysburg R.

D. Merle L. Hankey Gettysburg R. D. Raymond Welker, Willoughby, Mrs.

Robert Shrader and infant Iieiu nuuiei anci mas will include Gwen- The following will be offered: Christmas party Friday evening at dolvn Rinehart, Lois Gunnet, Joyce I 1 hn 7 Jlvlc or -tr ship caids to the state or- the Legion Home. Dr. W. Ster- Krebs Barbara Gunnet Elaine beds, bicycles, 2 G. on were distributed by nat showed slides of the Christmas Rinehart Richard Harold dishwashers, living room suites.

i envinrre innnrenvinrr moHvoce. Member ganization were distributed Glenn Crouse, seeretarv. It was announced a course of instruction under Civil Defense will begin for fire police Jan. 4 at Gettysburg. instead of Jan.

11 as was previously scheduled. Sessions will be held w-eeklv on Mondays at 7 i P- m. The association urges county thui I officers to attend there meet- Dykman and infant daughter. ysburg R. D.

Mrs. Dr. Donald B. Coover and Mervin pastor, the Rev. David S.

Kammer A Harner. will be in charge of er. It was decided not to have a the program at the meeting at meeting Dec. 20. but to resume Schotties at 6:15 p.

m. meetings Dec. 27 w-hen Ritter A Christmas party with exchange will be leader A Christmas party of gifts will be held in connection followed the meeting. Market Prices Starner and infant son Gardners ment of Silence in memory of R. D.

2, and Mrs. Thurston Bucher James B. Aumen, who passed away and infant son, Aspers R. D. 1.

Store, 134 Baltimore Street, and their guests was held last evening ht Restaurant, Littlestown. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. E. Riddle and family.

Mr. and GRAIN needs. Wholesale selling prices per Mrs. Earl HofTacker and family. Mr.

(Buying Prices at Warehouse) lb Baltimore: Broilers or fryers, and Mrs. Milton Weaver and fam- Wheat (14 Moisture) 23-26c, few higher, Hy. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Little and Corn ..........................................................51.60 mostly 2oc.

Hens, heavy type, family, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard As- Barley Dry) 100 8 light .7 'Pullets. 36- per an(j family. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Oats Ducks. Muscovies, 25c, few low- Copenhaver and niece, Rebecca i type hens, 50c; Hershner; Mr. and Mrs. Rodney YORK GRAIN toms, 34-35c.

Others, too few sales Ernst and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bur(Buying at Farm) quote prices. npjj Hoffacker, Mr. and Mrs.

John New Wheat 88 1 Eline and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gil- Corn LANCASTER LIVESTOC 1 belt Fridinger and family, Mr. and Oats LANCASTER, Pa. (APi Cattle Mrs.

Melvin Warner, Mr. and Mrs. New Barley No. 2 252, receipts light; several lots on Charles Doll and family, Mr. and sale held at prices in line with low- Mrs.

Lloyd Mowrer, Miss Kathleen CHICAGO GRAIN er rates prevailing Monday. Calves Smith and Fred Neiderer. CHICAGO day of con- 123, receipts light, market steady, fused price trends wound up with Hogs 193, market steady. Sheep 19, sovbeans weak and wheat mostly no lambs on market, firm on the board of trade yester- Banquet Held For Employes A Christmas turkey banquet for employes of Riddle Appliance company. The association will next this week and who was instrumental in organizing the Adams County Association.

Refreshments were served by the host day. Late buying in wheat was cen- PHILADELPHIA EGGS To Mark Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Claire A. Rebert.

McKnightstown, will observe their 25th wedding anniversary at openng PHILADELPHIA house Saturday, Jan. 2 and church tered in the 19o4 crop months and Eggs: About steady. Receipts 5,406. services Jan. 3 in charge of their in December.

There appeared to Wholesale selling prices: Minimum pastor, the Rev. Mark Michael, be some shifting of hedges from i 0 prr cent, a A quality large whites, Mrs. Mary G. Trout, Gettysburg, December to the March and May browns 50-511 medium will be hostess, contracts, resulting in buying De- whites 46-47, browns 45-46: extra 1 cember and selling March and May. minimum 60 per cent A quality large The latter two months ended with whites mixed colors 49-50; minor losses.

medium whites 45-46, mixed colors Soybeans were easier through- 45 46 standards 47-48, checks 40- out the day, even during periods 45 when some other selections of the market showed strength. The entire fats and oils was quite meet in Gettysburg Jan. 4. Assumpsit Action Started An action in assumpsit was filed at Gettysburg for William Brent Story. There was group singing and gifts were exchanged.

The Legion Ladies Auxiliary served the meal to 32 members and guests present. Pvt. Glenn Marcase, Aberdeen, spent the weekend with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Travis, Biglerville R.

D. Miss Janet Mary Lerew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lerew. will become the bride of Al- for the election of church counciT- Hoffman son men will be held 8 the morning of Mr- and Mrs.

Albert Hoffman, at 3 p. m. in St. Paul's Lutheran Church. The Sunday School of St.

Paul medical natient at York HosDital Lutheran Church will present its last Saturday. Farrence has been Christmas program at 7:30 p. m. suffering from an infected foot for Krebs and Glenn Bare. bed springs, innerspring mattress- Candlefiffht Service dressers, chairs, tables, stands, St.

Paul's Lutheran congregation Bentiolas. Norge oil floor furnace, will conduct its annual Christmas chrome dinette sets, dishes, pots, Eve candlelight service at 11 Pans, trunks, suit cases, antique Stavimn Winesap, Delirwui Thursday. Dec. 24. There wili be dishes.

walnut. cradle, picture Yellow Delicious, York Impena special music bv the Chancel Choir frames and mirrors, pine chest, and a Christmas message by the walnut 4-leg table, electric train, pastor, the Rev. Dr. Ralph C. Rob- toys, refrigerators, w'ashing ma- inson.

chines, piano, Victrolas, combina- The annual congregational meet- i tion radio and Victrola, coal and insr of St. Lutheran Church wood range, oil ranges, electric ranges, sewing machines, gas ranges. wardrobe, jewelry, crocks, lot of items too numerous to mention. AUCTION Biglerville, Pa. worshio service Sunday, Dec.

27. William E. Farrence. 80. South Wrater Street, was admitted as a APPLES Jonathan and Paradise.

Apple Butter Sweet Cider BRINT0N FRUIT FARh Hanover-Abbottstown Highway Phone Hanover 2-8531 Dec. 24. At. 7:30 p. m.

Dec. 24 Story of a Christmas page- against S. J. Bobo, both of Fair- ant, will be given in Centenary field R. D.

1. No statement of claim EUB Church, was filed. Program At Jefferson program will be pre- mxa. sen ted by the Sunday School of dorff suffered a stroke of paralysis. some time.

Mrs. Daniel Waltersdorff, York, a former resident of Soring Grove, has heen a oaticnt for the past few weeks at the Bange convalescent home. Iron Ridge. Mrs. Walters- Trinity Reformed Church at 10 a.

Her condition has been serious dur- Jeffer- Sunday. The choir will give a ins: the oast week The Key Grain Feed Co. Grain Market KEY MAR, MARYLAND. 2 Wheat $1.90 WAYNE FEFOS Christ Reformed Church, ucun- on son. will hold its Christmas serv- 20 in the church ice Dec.

20 at 7 p. m. in the church cently visited relatives here Department and a pageant by the young people Letters On Estate Granted Letters of administration have been granted at York on the estate of Morris Arendt, Paradise Township, to Mary E. Arendt. Lt.

Col. Harry Beamer. who returned recently from Korea, is stationed at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio. ADAMS COLNTY BIRTHS BALTIMORE EGGS CentS Receipts a pound from 15 1 yesterday. Wheat closed lower to higher, corn lower, oats lower to higher, rye low- plies ample for a fair to good demand.

Prices paid o. Baltimore by first receivers, cases in- ICi 1 vc i 4 iun plllHpH er, soybeans l4 to 3 cents lower and lower 8 t0 80 CentS a hundred poUndS ity ThitTs browm and PHILADELPHIA GRAIN PHILADELPHIA AP USDA Wheat: No. 2 Red Winter domestic 48-49c garlicky S2.081.'. Corn: No. 2 vellow Oats: No.

2 36-lb. test mixed colors, 50-52c; med min. 60 per cent A quality, whites, 46- 48c; browns and mixed colors, 47- 48c; large, min. 50 per cent qual- Prices to retailers according to Md. A.

large, whites. 60-64c. mostly 61-64c; browns and mixed colors, BALTIMORE POTATOES 59-63c, mostly 60-63c; med Dull. U.S. Is and U.S.

Is, Size whites. 53-58c, mostly 55-56c; browns unwashed (unless otherwise stated), and mixed colors, 53-56c, mostly New York, Long Island, Katahdin 54-56c; large, whites, 56-59c; type, 50 80-85c, 10 lbs 2 c. browns and mixed colors, 56-59c. Pennsylvania, 50 70-80c. Maine Katahdins, 50 90-95e, 10 YORK EGGS 23c.

(The following quotations are from the United States Department BALTIMORE POULTRY of Agriculture and are not the offi- About steadv. Light to moderate cial New York Produce Exchange offerings of fryers slow to clear, quotations on which eggs are bought Heavy-type hens adequate for a selective demand. Trading very slow on one lot of 6 roasters, limited for ducks and geese. Some pullets 2 -lb. average brought 36c.

Turkeys, hens firm. Light receipts short of a good demand. Toms about steady. Offerings fully ample for current 1 and sold in this area.) NEW YORK USDA Wholesale egg prices were steady today. Receipts 20.283, Nearby: W'hites: Top quality 47 lbs.

mediums 46-47; smalls 41-43. Browns: Top quality 47 lbs. 51-53; mediums 46-46 smalls 41-43 Christmas Eve candlelight service for the York New Salem community will be held at 9 p. m. Dec.

24 in St. Jacob's Lutheran Church, that olace. Residents of the community will sing carols in the town from 10:30 to 12 n. m. Dec.

24. Club Has Yule Party The Woman's Club of Nashville held its annual Christmas dinner party at the Gideon Grange hall, Ur recently. Mrs. Luther Mr, rPaif Tau 8 Mummert and Mrs. Howard Hoke Apply For Marriage License baugh, Gettysburg R.

D. 4. are the v.ere in charge of the entertain- Robert Elwood Brodbeck and parents of a daughter born today 1 ment. John Runk and James Har- Annie Amelia Altland. both of at the Annie M.

Warner Hospital, bold nlaved several accordion duets. Spring Grove R. D. 3. have ap- Gettysburg.

Mrs. Adam Zeigler and John Raubv plied at York for a marriage lie- Born today to Mr. and Mrs. Paul sang several duets. W.

Beard, Westminster, at the An-1 nie M. Warner Hospital, Gettysburg, a son. A son was born todav to Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.

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HANOVER 8 W. King St. LITTLESTOWN The group Property transfers filed for recording in the office of Harry D. Ridinger, Gettysburg, register and recorded for Adams County, include the following: Paul A. and Florence L.

LeGore, Mt. Joy Township, to Walter L. and Sylvia G. Stair, Taneytown, a lot in Mt. Joy Township; James and Amanda Hoffman, Hamiltonban Township, to Harold and Lillian S.

Deardorff, Hamiltonban Township, a tract in that township: Lizzie Gilbert, Mt Pleasant Township, to Maurice J. and Josephine R. Smith, Mt. Pleasant Township, a lot in that township; Clarence and dine R. Swisher.

Gardners, to Mah- LAUTNER AT Lautner, left, a former Communist 1 Ion W. and Martha E. Raffensper- party functionary, looks over a copy of the Daily with Ralph Edsell Aspers. two tracts totaling 103 acres in Huntington Township; a Justice Department attorney, during recess in a Subversive Activities Eari g. Bittinger and Robert C.

Control Board hearing in Washington. Lautner said Elizabeth Gurley Krug, executors and trustees un- Flynn, a woman Red leader, told him in 1945 that Earl Browder, as head der the will of C. Bittinger, late of U.S. Commuinst party, took orders '1 from President Roosevelt and his oi to Albert and Catherine Laughman, Berwuck caoinet Township, a lot in that township. County Directors Meet Jan.

27 The annual convention of the York Count School Directors Association will be held at 9:15 a. m. Jan. 27 at the court house in York, Harvey Swartz, county superintendent of schools, has announced. Adams Land Transfers But even the most particular people are pleased at Brenner Pump Company.

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