News Comet (Newspaper) - August 13, 1937, East Berlin, Pennsylvania EAST BERLIN NEWS COMET YORK SPRINGS BERLIN EAST BERLIN PA AUGUST 13 1937 NEWS NOTES O M Spangler New had his right eye badly burned by acid while testing a battery Maye Jacobs daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Jacobs of near here and former pupil at the local high school submitted to an eye tion at the Harrisburg hospital Cameron Spangler and family and Mr and Mrs Curvin Altland of this place accompanied by Mr and Mrs Delbert Lory and son Mr and Mrs Carl Wolf and daughter Dillsburg Mr and Mrs Mearl Altland and son Dover enjoyed Sunday at Mr and Mrs J Harry Sinner and niece Anna Sinner returned from a pleasant visit with relatives at their summer cottage above burg A surprise party was held day evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Malcolm G Leese East Berlin in honor of Mr Leese who observed his birthday He was the recipient of a number of gifts A evening was spent in a social way and refreshments were served Those present were Mr and Mrs George Feeser and Mr and Mrs Sterling Feeser Thomasville Mr and Mrs Harry Feeser York Mr and Mrs John Feeser and son John Jr Miss Florence Feeser Miss CHURCH SERVICES Evangelical and Charred The Rev Richard K Shaffer East vine worship at p m church school at 9 a m at a rn Bed Run a m Lutheran East at 10 a m Sunday school at 9 a ni God Gives Laws to a Nation at 9 a m Church of the Brethren Preaching at Meeting House at a m Sunday school at a m Preaching at East Berlin at p Sunday school a m Sunday school at at 9 a m Lutheran The Rev George W Enders Jr pastor Preaching at 10 a m Sunday school at 9 a m Edith Lippy Robert Laughman and Hanover and Mr and Mrs March and son Robert Mr and Mrs Malcolm Leese and daughter Margaret and Miss Florence King East Berlin Mrs Robert Alwine was hostess to the members of the Refuge Class of St John's Abbottstown at her home here on Monday ing Mrs Ida Booze Mrs Guy let Mrs Richard Woke Mrs Archie Dallheimer Mrs Norman Miller Mrs Roger Wilkerson Mrs Earl Haverstick Mrs Charles Swope Mrs Wilford Mummert Sylvia mer June Miller and her aunt Miss Minnie Criswell Mrs Paul Jacobs is nursing a bad case of poison occasioned by truck gardening Mrs Bushey Daniels for- merly of this place now of York is historian of the Bushey clan who held their reunion near Arendtsville on Sunday Ivan Chronister near Bermudian who was seriously injured when he was gored by a bull on his farm some time ago was discharged from the Hanover hospital on Monday Clarence G Ayers Paradise ship continues to show ment at the Hanover hospital where he has been a patient as the result of burns received several weeks ago In the which took the lives of his wife and two children After spending a part of the week at Atlantic City Mrs Nellie Lease Mrs Eleanor Shue Mrs Marguerite Fahringer the Misses Julia Prey and Annie Shive returned to their homes at East Berlin and Hampton Mr and Mrs William Roller and Phyllis Shirley and Kenneth Roller of Erie are guests of George ter and family here Large Barn Is Razed By Fire A large barn owned by Mrs John William Myers near East Berlin was completely destroyed by fire shortly after 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon Although the cause of the fire is not definitely known it it believed that it was started either by spontaneous combustion or a short circuit in the electric wiring in the barn A chicken hog pen silo and wagon shed were also destroyed The loss was estimated by Fire Chief George of the East Berlin Fire company to be about and is partly covered by insurance Neighbor Sees Blaze The first was discovered by Bruce Gentzler the nearest neighbor to the Myers farm who rushed to the scene of the and helped to re- move four calves a cow four pigs a colt and three hundred chickens from the barn and the surrounding buildings Another neighbor mond Rease sent in the alarm for the East Berlin fire company which responded immediately The only means of fighting the fire was by a bucket brigade because of the lack of water except at the house pump The fire was well under way when the firemen arrived Crops Are Burned The Myers farm is located about EAST BERLIN NEWS NOTES At the home of M L and family over the end included Mr and Mrs Wilson Slothour of Mr and Mrs Jacob Slothour of and Richard Slothour of Canton Ohio Harvey Myers and family who are accompanied by Miss Nettle Philips daughter of Mr and Harper Philips have sent word from Ari- zona to the effect that they will re- turn from their trip in due time for the Farmers picnic All arc well and enjoying the vacation Mr and Mrs George Criswell en- the new pastor the Rev Richard E Sheffer tat their home on Sunday After an enjoyable visit with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Claude in Hanover Elaine DEATHS William Henry 80 re- tired Berlin brick facturer and one of the most respected zens died Sunday morning at o'clock in the Warner hospital Gettysburg Mr was a son of late John and Staub Carbaugh He was ber of the Knights of St George New Oxford The deceased has 100 survivors including ninety-eight descendants John William Harbold John William Harbold 83 died at the home of nis son Ellsworth bold at Bermudian Saturday ing from a heart attack Mr bold had been suffering from a heart condition for several years but his death was unexpected and Hoover have returned He was a member of the Latimore 82 at 7 o'clock at- p in York Fall Is Fatal To York Spring Man Injuries lie received he fell I rom a ladder at his home on Main in York Monday morning caused the death of George Monday tri to cerebral Mr a retired tcr started early Monday to clean out and repair the around the porch of his home He had almost finished work when he became dizzy He from the ladder when he started de- scend to the ground to rest ing the dizzy spell Dr Donald Stoner of was culled and treated Mr Schaeffer The injured man into a coma later in the death followed soon afterward A resident of York CHURCH SERVICES York M K The II O at i in divine worship t a m school ul to their home here At Sunny the home of the Hodgdon family near Mulberry the Loyal Sons and Sunshine Makers of the Red Run Sunday school held an interesting meeting on Tuesday evening The program included songs Praise Give of Your Best and If the Christ Should Come Scripture Reading by Erma Grove prayer offered by the Rev Richard E Shaffer reading The Preacher's by William A Sinner Contests readings and refreshments followed At the home of William W Res ser on Sunday guests included hi brother Edwin Resser and wife o York his son John Resser wife and daughter Ellen his daughter Mrs Lydia Pittman and her little daughter Mary Ann and Mrs Irene Myers Alloway formerly of Eas Berlin now of York his grand- daughter Mrs Harold Hoge and children Patsy and Harold of caster Julia is spending a few days this week with her cousins Pearl and Herbert Hoke at their home in Abbottstown The Rev Dr and Mrs Paul O Machetzki York have been assigned by the Foreign Mission board of the United Lutheran church to do work in British Guiana They will leave early in September Tor their new post of duty Mrs is the former Corinne Menges who was reared by her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs George S Bellinger Menges Mills She spent 11 years as a missionary n Argentina Dr Machetzki whom married in Buenos Aires served as a missionary in Argentina 15 one mile west of years They have been on a lough during the last year They The Bushey reunion at the South Mountain Fair Grounds on Sunday numbered among their family Mr and Mrs O W Myers Mr and Mrs Jacob Hollinger Mr and Mrs Charles Myers Carolyn Myers Mervin Myers and Mrs Ida Myers of this place Mr and Mrs Elmer Mummert and daughter Peggy and Mr and Mrs Ralph Mr and Mrs Paul Mummert and Joanne of York spent Chesapeake Bay Sunday on the On Sunday Miss Resser en- Joyed the company of Miss Mary Hartman a former room mate at college who with her mother Mrs her aunt Miss Gertrude Hartman and her brother John and Miss Early all of was a guest at the home of Mrs Harry and The annual reunion of the de- of the late Adam and his wife Louisa was held on Sunday at Williams Grove park Mrs Louisa aged 86 Mr and Mrs Nell Mr and Mrs Louts Mr and Mrs George Mr and Mrs tis Bull Mr and Mrs Peler W Mr and Mrs John Adam Mr and Mm Calvin Nell Mr and Mrs Ray Nell Edward j church and since the death of Mr Myers some time ago the land is farmed by Merle Anthony the hired man The barn was about fifty by one hundred feet in and was frame with a tin roof Three hundred and forty bushels of wheat two hundred and seventy bushels of barley 26 tons of hay two wagons a hay loader and eral other farm implements were burned in the blare At the time of the discovery of the Mrs Myers was in the house doing the house work while Anthony the farm hand was in the field MT ROYAL MAN FACES LARCENY CHARGE Grant Myers of Mt Royal was arrested Wednesday evening on a charge of larceny brought by man N York R D 5 Lehr alleged Myers look his automobile from a picnic grounds near that place July 17 When the bile was returned a wheel and tire was missing valued at ly the prosecutor asserted ers was arrested Wednesday ning by Constable Daniel E York and entered bail for a before Justice of the Peace Charles H North York Tuesday August 17 COM INC ATTRACTIONS AT FOREST PARK HAN Forest Park Hanover will Saturday at o'clock The Preacher with 1110 Bis of and His gers of Sunday and ermine free concerts by Uic Botl band Next Wednesday will be an- Merchants with contests galore Dave and Lou during the and of fireworks In the let Lena Gerald Lorraine and Evelyn Sylvester and Ruth Nell and Belly Joyce Nancy and Mary Nell were among Uic ily from here Other local at the reunion Mrs Sue Speck and Ihr Grace and Smith Henry Sunday remains III at Ills home on Abbot His sisters Mrs Annie Sunday and Mrs Simon Waller of Hanover have bwn at side QUOTATIONS Wheat Oom Rye Onto 105 75 evening Including Baltic of Aero Bicycle Race and Mm BUR August Kder and lib Am I will be by nark management The Forest Park Fire Fair is 7 to 12 ABBOTTSTOWN Mrs 1 has been III for writs Is con- va Hearing Harry Crawford confined Jo the suffering from The I Blue Sox team nosed nil 3 to I at Westminster Sunday afternoon In nn exhibition contest will live in Georgetown a city of about population Since their return they have been guests of a number of East Berlin people In East Berlin borough all but three men and 20 women licans have enrolled The crats registered all but about 60 men and women Two hundred and nineteen Republicans and 190 are now registered here Doc says Harry will have to get up ier in the Mr and Mrs Francis Darone re- turned to their home on Harrisburg street after a visit with their ters Mrs John Willet Hanover and Mrs Lorna Thompson York Mrs Darone has recovered from a illness Miss Jean Willet of over was a guest last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Darone Their granddaughter Shirley let has gained distinction as a tle tap dancer and has received prizes for her specially acts Edmund W III son ol Dr and Mrs E W York R D returned Monday ing from a residence in China While there he pursued his college studies at university in Canton as an exchange student from Harvard He will return this to Harvard a member of the senior class While in China took trips into the interior of the country and spent some time n the Malay peninsula The family were originally rom this section Miss Betty Hodgson a nurse in raining at the York hospital Is on sick leave at home of her ents near Mulberry The Nineteenth Annual Street Fair at Red I ion will on lay August 23 with the Rinely land under management of R M ot illes furniture lumber and will claim the attention of the rowds during the entire week Thursday August is as Kiddies Oay A der concerts Acme Rides Ten Shows and Concessions Winnie and Free AcU Nightly are on the Miss Jennie and Clayton A ot near lawn were at home ol Mr Mis ir Hanover on Sunday The Rev and Mrs helmer air enjoying a to the Pacific Coast The Rev Mr Church of the Brethren and had lowed the occupation of farming all his life Mr Harbold was a son of the late John and Mary Grove Harbold and had always resided in lower Adams county Surviving are two sons Ellsworth Harbold Bermudian with whom he had lived the last 29 years and Harry M Harbold Glendale fornia and one grandson Funeral services Wednesday meeting at the home at o'clock with further services at the Red Mount Evangelical church con- ducted by the Rev Stuart M Dan ner of the Church of the Brethren assisted by the Rev L E Teter pastor of the Red Mount church ber of the Episcopal church He was a charter member of Latimore lodge of the Older of Independent Americans Surviving are his wife Mis Ella Schaeffer two children Mrs J Kar Simpson Marysville and Earl H Schaeffer Camp Hill four grandchildren and one child Funeral services from the late home at two o'clock this day afternoon with the Rev H O Gotschall Methodist pastor of York Springs officiating Interment in Sunnyside cemetery York Springs in divine worship at Springs Church school at m divine worship at Lutheran Parish The Lester M pastor York Spring day school at 9.30 a in Morning worship service at o'clock The pastor will preach on Hie A B of Christian Living Thf will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the church Chestnut Grove Sunday school at a m ing worship service will precede Sunday at o'clock The pastor will meet the catechetical class on Saturday afternoon at o'clock Lower Bermudian The members of the Catechetical class will meet with the pastor on Saturday afternoon at o'clock There will be no regular ing service at any of these es on August 22 and 29 as the pastor will be away on his vacation YORK SPRINGS NEWS EVENTS Dr veterinarian in conduct Ing i tuberculin test of 100 of entile in township Uils week An youth ing inline Henry of lound lying Gettysburg highway Clear Springs one morning I week Ife is believed to be fluttering from ment He WHS admitted as a patient In the hospital More than persons Including twenty-two members of the Busy Workers society of Chestnut Grove church Latimore met Tuesday rum at the home of Mr and Mrs Vance Stitzel A program of music recitations stories etc was dered during evening Die festival held Saturday ing al Latimore was a greal success financially and socially Mrs Joseph Lere is convalescing from her recent illness Frank Yeatts 81 of Red Lion died last week He was a son of the NO 10 DILLSBURG The Ladies Aid of thti Franklin church held Saturday afternoon residence of Mm Earl Spahr Tho meeting was In charge of Klent Mrs Scott Dick Mrs Robert R D received word of the death of nor cousin Roy which occurred at the Mt hospital Cleveland Ohio Monday Eli C Eli C Masemer Masemer 82 a retire miller died at o'clock morning at his home 514 Ludlow avenue York complication o diseases after a brief illness Surviving besides the widow Ida Ramer Masemer are five chil Jesse E Masemer Washing ton D C Mrs George C Gilbert York Mrs Grover S Tome ville Virginia Ira C Masemer York and Mrs Arthur W Patterson York Two sisters Mrs Barbara Bechtel East Berlin R D and Mrs Kate Sprenkle East Berlin a er Samuel A Masemer East Berlin ten grandchildren and two grandchildren also survive Interment was made on Tuesday afternoon at Meeting House The pallbearers were John E George Chauncey Trimmer Emory P Trimmer William P Jacobs and J E Hull Mrs Sarah A Myers Mrs Sarah A Myers who as a girl heard the cannonading at and the immortal address President Lincoln later delivered here died Monday at her home in Moylan near Philadelphia Mrs Myers who was 93 was the mother of Albert Cook Myers the and the widow of John T At the celebration of their sixtieth vedding anniversary in 1933 Mrs Myers and her husband told friends they plainly remembered watching the Union army march into burg She was born July 9 1844 at Cook's mill one mile north of the youngest daughter of Jesse and Ruth Cook and a birthright member of len Monthly Meeting or Friends or Quakers For nine years from 1864 to 1374 YORK SPRINGS NEWS EVENTS H Prank Smith son of Mr and Mrs H P Smith Green Meadows Farm near York Springs after be- ing with the New York stock ex- change Wall street New York city for eight years has resigned and taken a position with Battles Com- pany Inc investment brokers Philadelphia and will represent them in York The borough council was notified that the amount of was set aside as a share of the state gas tax to be used to build and maintain streets and alleys in the borough Mrs Frank Peckman and ter Baltimore spent Tuesday with the Misses Faith and Hortense man Mr and Mrs E F Faust and daughter Isabel and Mrs Robert Philadelphia visited Mrs Dorothy Woll Mrs J Harvey Neely was at risburg over the week-end visiting icr grandsons Jimmie and Billie Kuhn Alberta Tanger and Jeanette der accompanied Miss Mildred L Adams home economic extension to State College where they are attending the annual club week Mrs Teresa Byers of R D 2 had 00 white Leghorn chickens stolen night from her flock of owls She reported the loss to the late motor police at Gettysburg Harold Fair tinner fractured ight wrist while cranking his truck lartin Hoke John Wagner Mr anc Mrs Frank Wagner Hanover anc Jilton Wagner New Oxford wort guests of Mrs John H Smith Miss Luclla Kennedy nurse in a New York hospital is B guest of her parents Mr and Mrs eely Kennedy Twin Bridge park Ir and Mrs E C Wolf of burg who arc spending the at called on friends ir York Springs Tuesday wU New Chester Lutheran Charge The Rev Kenneth D James pastor St John's ship at a rn Sunday school at a m St Mark's school at a m divine worship at a m St Paul's The school at p m Memorial day exercises Sunday evening at o'clock The Rev Geo E Sheffer pastor of the First Lutheran church New Oxford will deliver the sermon The Gise family from York Springs will sing Miller Family Reunion Held Ac taught school in her native j return to Pittsburgh about Sept 1 countty near In 1867 1 and resume his duties as head of attended Millersville Normal j the high school printing she school Lancaster county department She was married 23 Mrs w E Grove who recently 1873 at New Adams returned home from an extended ty to John T Myers and last j tour of the Pacific coast motored cember 23 they quietly celebrated I here from Saturday their sixty-third wedding 1 and spent the day with Mr and at their Moylan Ironic Mrs Russell Grove Miss In Uie fall of 1863 she sat on the Grove was an additional with President Lincoln aJ i Miss Streaker Gettysburg shaking his on her work as one of the operators lint day of the local exchange and has bren Mr and Mrs Myers York replaced by Mrs 1874 to Miss Streaker will enroll a hcar four children were bom They dent in the resided near Flora in tnl about Sepl I and in Square i Marguerite returned Hicy moved Jo Moylnji in to New licr Thc children sunning Mr a a id Mrs Jo Cook Myers are Mr and Mrs Clarence K Mae Myers and Mas and Mr and Mrs W Edith Myers state Starry and Glairy were worker of Three grand Mr and Mrs Smith York children also survive Funeral services were held Merlins Providence road Media at each night will Wednesday Interment made in the m Swings K li r New Yoik le Saturday claimed Chtisto fH one ol oldest residents ot the Mr the home ol hH Ham near was canned In- corn Jon ol an illness ol toui Mi and Yoik and Mr and Mrs W Roy and loan Stany weic Ml and Mis Smith Yoik Miss ocen a with Mi and Mis Ho Mrs William and IVe ha In charge on air live sons and Mri on in The fourth annual reunion of the descendants of Benjamin and ham Miller was held Sunday at the home of Mrs Ollie D Miller near York Springs After enjoying a sumptuous dinner a program of sic games and reminiscences filled the afternoon Officers were re- elected as President Luther Miller Harrisburg vice president Earl Miller York Springs tary and treasurer Harold Miller historian Mrs Mollie Miller York Springs The following were Mr and Mrs Gilbert Miller and sons Harold Ronald and daughter Mildred Robert Miller Evelyn Grove Mr and Mrs Jerry Larue Mr and Mrs Scott Wagner Mr and Mrs L Earl Miller and Irene and May and son Glenn Kenneth Stallsmith Mrs Harry rue Roger Guise Laura Fidler n Guise Mr and Mrs J B Guise Stanley and Virginia Guise Mr and Mrs John Zepp sons Clair Clyde md Junior Mr and Mrs Archie Elmo Smith John Claire and Dorothy Smith Larry Larue Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Mrs Ellen Guise of York Springs Mr and Mrs Arthur Cashmar ind son Gene daughter Shirley ol Mew Bessie Sheely Mr and Mrs Charles er Florence Mary Ashton Robert Miller W S Baker Mr and Mrs Clarence anc mn Gerald daughters Virginia Toann Harvey Hanover Mr and Mrs Hither ler and daughters Betty Helen lean and son Richard C W Ic Camp Hill Mr and Mrs Clyde Guise tcr Helen Mr and Mrs Bowers and daughter Ruth York Mr and Mrs nan Mins Arthur Jr daughters Ruth and Mr and Mrs Albert Hoffman son luckic Aspers John Guise Mr and Mrs K K Paull Mr and Mrs Aller Merle Lester Hale Jean Mr and Mrs Lloyd son Harry 1 o- Much Wade Mr and Mis Raymond Miller daughter Hetty Carrie Ramel Mrs lohn Mary 3 u- her Bream Mr and Pale Mr and Mis Jean Helen Ml and Mis inm Guise Mi Old H K sun Walters Mrs II Mil rr William oid Kennedy late Howard and Sarah Yeatts of Heidlersburg When a young man he moved to York About 55 years ago he married Miss Annie Gise a daughter of the late Peter and san Gise of Five Points News has been received here of the death of George Deitch well knowa Carlisle auctioneer at the age of 69 He formerly officiated as a judge at the matinee races held at Griest park Frederick Kuhn of Harrisburg is spending the week with Mr and Mrs J Harvey Neely Mrs Mary Wolf is visiting Mr and Mrs Harold Cockley of myra Mrs Cockley was the former Miss Esther Wolf who was assistant postmistress of York Springs for a number of years prior to her riage George N Miller is building a blacksmith and carpenter shop at the rear of his residence The local baseball team will hold a festival on L Earl Miller's lot Saturday evening August 21 Band music good eats and good time for all Registration figures until for York Springs were as Republicans 114 crats undeclared 9 Socialist 1 Miss Marie Bushey and Joseph Davidson motored to Harrisburg Saturday where they accompanied Mr and Mrs Russel Kuhn to tic City for a week-end visit Charles G Hershey returned to his home at Pittsburgh after a visit liere with Mr and Mrs Harold A Carl has moved from to Mechanicsburg where he ias purchased a home Carl has employed in York until y when he accepted a position with he Central Iron and Steel Com- pany of Steelton Jesse Fissel of Pittsburgh a ive of this community was a re- ent guest at the home of Mr and Oliver Lerew The annual Cleaver reunion was leld at Griest park with many of he clan in attendance A program presented and dinner served md all reported a general good ime Arthur Gallaman 80 was the person youngest jerson Ruth Ellen Herman two old daughter of Mr and Glenn the largest amily present Clayton coming longest distance Hart Point N C John V Cleaver York was elected ient and Luther Cleaver East m vice president They will meet year at same time and place Mr and Mrs D B Harlacher of Cork Springs and Mr and Mrs 1 W Dover R D ar- home today from a month's our of the middle west They ted relatives in Texas New Mexico and Illinois The Dallas ex- The department at Washington has announced u change in the star route mall ice between York and with August 5 route now ruas from York by way of Dover Rossville and to returning by town Bermudian ville and Dover to York The trip Is made twelve times weekly Of- stated that the new routing did not change the toUil distance 26.65 miles and there would be no change in the contractor's pay The contractor is Evan ot York Mrs Park Prosser who Is here on a visit fromi the Panama Canal Zone was admitted to the Johns Hopkins hospital Baltimore for treatment and tion She was accompanied to Baltimore by her husband and Mrs Lester Prosser who is a graduate nurse of the Children's and eral hospital Philadelphia The Wesleyan Sunday school class of the Methodist Episcopal church Mrs Earl Karns teacher held its annual outing at Willow Mill park Tuesday evening Mrs Lester Gochenauer was dis- charged from the Carlisle hospital Monday and returned to her dence in this place The motor of their boat out during a storm a group of en local fishermen were forced to spend Sunday night off land in the Chesapeake bay over another boat was sent out from shore the next morning and they arrived home safely Monday afternoon to relieve the anxiety of their families The group was com- posed of A L Myers Floyd lin S C Bentz Ralph Strayer Edgar C Smith and ry Strayer The storm was not so severe the men reported and they were In no danger at any time ing the vigil they kept during the night When the boat failed to make its appearance in the nig the captain's wife sent a cue craft out which picked up the men and brought them ashore The eighty-third birthday of H G Krout was celebrated on Sunday when a large party honored him at his home here Morehead Knitting company transferred to R K Lafean and others a property in DiUsburg UPPER END NOTES Ellis Alt was treated at the Warner hospital Wednesday for Injuries accidentally Inflicted by a fellow workman While ing manure on a farm near lus left arm was pierced by the tines of a fork Homer 35 was rendered unconscious when struck on the head by the lid of a milk crn that was flung from a washer he was op- at the plant of the Creamery company eH was treated at the offices of Dr B C Jones and then removed to the Warner hospital for an X-ray examination Miss Lois Ellen Peckman 7 daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Peckman of Biglerville sustained fractures in both bones of left leg just above the ankle when her bicycle collided with another ridden by Miss Betty day evening WEDDING ANNIVERSARY was one of the interesting ol the motor trip Mr and Mrs K M Wolf Mr and Mis Walter Wolt and Mr and Mrs aul Woll and son attended the Veneer II I A reunion at inie ts nc In Id I In- ase lrA A air aaly and to 111 will be held and and attended lie reunion it Forest Park tonsil the s ol His and Ruth Smith and Kennedi York Springs and 4 nl Mr and Mrs Lloyd Crook of East Berlin R D 2 celebrated their wedding anniversary last Sunday Those present were Mr and Mrs Crook Mr and Mrs Curvin Smith and children Ametta Harold and Mr and Mrs John Bechtel and children Pearl and John Jr Mr mud Mrs Charles Crook son Robert Floyd and ena Crook all ol Mr and Mrs John Crook win John Jr James Wagner York MIU MI and and Mr Mi's V I the Ini k s home Tiv single ceremony by tlie Rev ol TJie bnde lier in by Mr and Mis Clinton and Mrs James ami Mrs Hairy Mrs Clayton Shirley York Mr and Mi- amt i belt Jr Mr and and Kenneth Mts nil Mr Mr ARtl OF THANKS We wish to extend 11 or who In In
