The Gazette and Daily from York, Pennsylvania • Page 33

1 1 if? The Gazette and Daily, York, Tuesday Morning, June 13, 1950 33 ANNOUNCEMENTS Army in Chicago; and the follow- 9 Deaths And Funeral; Bus Fares Rise In Lancaster And Columbia Harrisburg, June 12 UP) The Public Utility commission today authorized the Conestoga Transportation Lancaster, to increase bus fares in Lancaster and Columbia, effective June 18. Under the new schedule, bus fares will go from 8 to 10 cents and from five tokens for 35 cents to three for 25 cents. The vote for the fare bost was 4-1 with commissioner John B. Conly, Pittsburgh, dissenting. Suburban cash fares also will be increased in amounts ranging from two to five cents depending on distance travelled.

School tickets will sell for five instead of six for 25 cents. City Amusement Tax Hits Ail-Time Low Ci amusement tax dropped to an all-time low in May, bringing the city only $5,347.15. Income from this tax in May, 1949, was $6,996.18. In April of this vear it brought DEATHS MILLER On June 11, 1950, at 2:30 p.m.. in her home.

214 West Market 3 Mrs. Bess Young Miller, wife of Jay Aden 'Mijier. I "Relatives and friends are invited to at- jiena the funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday, 4 June 14, in Walter W. Futer funeral 662 Linden Ave.

Interment In Cedar tun cemetery. Green Castle. Pa. Friends are invited to call at Futer funeral home, Tuesday evening, 7 to 9. Chambersburg papers please copy.

61-jl2-2t SCHULER On June 10, 1950 at 12:40 a.m. near Roundtown, Kenneth E. i Sehuler, son of Mrs. Goldie Gibson, 478 Prospect aged 20 years, 2 months and jl day. Relatives and friends are invited to the funera at the Edward W.

Bau-' meister Colonial Mortuary, S. Queen at Jackson St. Tuesday at 2 p.m. D.S.T. In-terment in Strayers cemetery, Dover, Pa.

Friends are invited to call at the W. Baumeister Mortuary Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. 61-J12-2t ANDREWS On June 11, 1950 at 2:30 a.m. at the York hospital, Clarence Elmer "Andrews, husband of Mrs. Mary M.

Lyons 215 West High street. Red Lion, ged 82 years, 7 months, 11 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday, June 14, from the Burg Funeral home, Red Lion. Interment in New Harmony cemetery, The Brogue.

Friends mav call at the funeral home Tuesday evening, 7 to 9 o'clock. 61-ja2-3t i SIPE On June 11, 1950- at 11:15 a.m. i Harry R. Stpe, husband of Mary Stonesifer SIpe, 1633 Mt. Rose avenue, aged 54 years, i months, 8 days.

js Relatives and friends are invited to at-. tend the funeral on Wednesday June 14 at 10 a.m. D.S.T. at the Memorial Funeral hope of Henry Sleeger and Sons, 822 East Market street. Interment in Mt Rose cemetery Friends are invited to call at the Sleeger Fiinerai Home on Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 61-jl2-2t HARLACKER On June 31, 1950, at a.m., at the York hospital, Elsie R.

Harlacker, wife of Paul L. Harlacker, 730 Edgar aged 49 years, months, 2 days. 5 i Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral at the Edward W. Baumeister Colonial Mortuary, S. Queen it Jackson Wednesday at 2 p.m.

rADSTl. Interment in Mount Hose ceme- -tprv Friends are invited to call at the Ed- W. Baumeister Mortuary, Tuesday irom 7 to 9 p.m. ,) KARLE On June 10. 1950 at 9:40 p.m.

at his residence 110 E. Springettsbury a venue, George W. Kable husband of the ate Lida F. Kable, aged 84 years, 5 months. 4 davs.

Relatives and friends are Invited to at-f tend the funeral at the residence, 110 East SDrineettsburv avenue on Tuesday at 2 5) m. D.S.T. Interment in Prospect Hill cemetery. 61-113-1 1 ta 3 RAMBLE On June 11, 1950, at 5:22 at the York hospital. Wallace a Ramble.

Stoverstown. son of the late John fC. and Amanda Senft Ramble, aged 69 vears. 2 months and 24 days. Si Relatives and friends are invited to at-ftend the funeral services Wednesday aft-fernoon, June 14th, 2 o'clock (DST), from fthe home of his sister, Mrs.

Polly Senft, IfStoverstown, concluding services at St. Paul's Union church. Interment in adjoin I ine Vemeterv. I Friends are Invited to call at the home lot Mrs. Polly Senft, Tuesday evening.

61-jl3-lt CODORI On June 12, 1950, at 3:30 (EST), at the xorK nospuai, wuuam (F. Codori. of 342 S. Pine son of the late William F. Codori.

Sr. and Carrie fC. Codori of Gettysburg, aged 60 years, If9 months, 15 days. Relatives and menas are mvuea 10 at tend the funeral June 15, from the W. J.

Boll Co. Funeral Home, 252 S. 'George 8:30 a.m. (DST). High Mass of Requiem at St.

Mary's Church of the Immaculate conception, ciock. interment in Holy Saviour cemetery. Friends are lnvnea to can ai me runerai (Home Wed. evening, 7 to 9. Rosary, 8 i o'clock.

61-jl3-2t HETRICK On June 12, 1950, at 5:45 p.m., at her residence, bj Lourtiana i street, Fannie M. Hetrick, widow of John i A. Hetrick. Relatives and friends are invited to at tend the funeral Thursday, June 15, at 2 kp.m. 'DST), at the uuy a.

creep tunerai fome, 849 East Market street. Interment in Lutheran cemetery. Shrewsbury. I Friends may call from 7 to 9 Wednesday I I evening at the Guy B. Creep Funeral home.

61-jl3-3t SMALL On June 12, 1950, at 12:20 p.m. Harvey C. Small, husband of Sadie Kline-dinst Small, at his residence, 1423 Third avenue, Elmwood, aged 64 years, 10 months, 20 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to at- (tend the funeral services Thursday, June IK a. tv.

riCTI at th Vlomnriol Funeral home of Henry Sleeger and Sons, iJTast Market street. Interment In ing brothers and sisters: Joseph Mrs Paul John Codori, Richard Codori. Mrs. A Richard Cole, Robert Codori, all of Gettysburg; and Edwin E. Co- don, York RD 6.

The deceased was the son of the late William F. Codori Sr. and Carrie C. Diller Codori, of Gettysburg. He was a member of St.

Mary's of the Immaculate Conception church. The funeral services will be held Thursday at 8:30 a. m. at the W. J.

Boll Company Funeral home. 252 South George street, followed by a High Mass of Requiem in St. Mary's church at 9 a. m. Interment will be in Holy Sav- 10r cemetery, Treva R.

Krone Miss Treva R. Krone, daughter of the late Harvey and Sadie Weaver Krone, 561 Linden avenue, died at York hospital at 10:40 a.m. yesterday. She was 44. Surviving are three sisters, Miss Burdella A.

Krone, 561 Linden avenue; Mrs. Frederick N. Gart-side, South Orange, N. J. and Mrs.

Samuel B. Stein, 313 North Hart-ey street and one brother, George W. Krone, 912 West Locust street A private duty nurse, she was graduated from Mt. Sinai hospital, New York, and worked at York hospital and in area homes. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 a.

m. at the Edward W. Baumeister Colonial mortuary, South Queen and Jackson streets, with Rev. Gordon E. Folkemer, pastor of St.

Matthew's Lutheran church officiating. He will be assisted by Rev. Herman G. Steumpfle, assistant pastor. Burial will -be in Prospect Hill cemetery.

John Anthony Bisker Funeral services for John Anthony Bisker, who died Friday at the York County home, were held yesterday morning at the Edward W. Baumeister Colonial Mortuary and St. Joseph's Catholic church, Dallastown. J. L.

Browne, pastor of St. Joseph's, officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. David B. Sumpman Funeral services for David B.

Sumpman, husband of Mrs. Mary E. Sumpman, who died Saturday at his home, 660 West College avenue, were held yesterday from the Edward W. Baumeister Colonial Mortuary. Pallbearers were Kenneth Lund-gren, Dallas Ferree, Robert and Charles Klinedinst, Walter Arnold, Jr.

and William Burgard. Rev. C. Carroll Bailey, pastor of St. Paul's EUB church, officiated.

Burial was in Greenmount cemetery. May Steel Production Sets Ail-Time Record New York, June 12 UP) The nation's steel makers produced more steel last month than ever before in the history of the country. The American Iron Steel In- stitute said today the record high output in May amounted to 038 tons of ingots and steel for castings. That was 147,000 tons larger than the previous monthly record set in jviarcn, iaiy. AUTOS COLLIDE No injuries resulted when two cars collided at 6:45 p.

m. yesterday at Hoke's Mill road and the York-York New Salem road, state police said. Pauline K. Lenhart, 25, of 657 West College avenue, had stopped for the intersection, state troopers said, and as she' started out again she struck a car driven by Frederick F. Crone, Seven Valleys RD 1.

About $300 damapy resulted. Too Late To Classify OHD1NANCE. An ordinance providing for the furnishing of electric street lighting service to the Borough of Munchenter, County of York and State of Pennsylvania. WHEKEAS, Metropolitan Edison Company has filed with the Borough Secretary a form of contract containing specifications for electric street lighting service which is satisfactory to the Borough. BE IT OKDAINED AND ENACTED by the Council of the Borough of Manchester and it Is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority, of the same: SECTION 1.

That the Borough of Manchester enter Into and execute a contract with the said Metroolltan Edison Company In substantially the form now on file with the BorouL'h Secretary, for the furnishing of electric street lighting service to said Borough. SECTION 2. That the Burgess and the BorouKh Secretary be and thev hereby are authorized to execute the said contract on of the Borough. SECTION 3. That all ordinance or parts of ordinances Inconsistent herewith are hereby rritealed.

Enacted Into an ordinance and passed by the Council of the Borounh of Manchester this 12th day of June, liftO. MILLARD C. STRINR President of Council CLAIR P. JAOOKS Boroutrh Secret nry Approved this dnr of June, ARCHIE T. LIGHTNKK Burgess S7-J13-M Ui kJliytlliy When Mntnrmmla f' nn lUGZOrCyCie CnlliAoe With Cn UUlUtb VV Ml tr Three Glen Rock area residents were injured slightly in a collision in the borough yesterday between a motorcycle and car.

Mrs. Cora Bortnpr fiS nifn Rock RD 1, received a cut scalp; Stuart Stiff ler, fractured his left wrist, and Kenneth Shuhart, 22, nad a long cut on his left leg. Both men live in the borough. All at York hospital. Details of the accident were unavailable.

Hospital officials said it happened in the borough. The hospital also treated Terry Mitzell, 555 Ogontz averrue, who was hit by a car and was bruised on both knees and his chest He was discharged. Neither Spring Garden township nor. city police had any record of the accident. Ivan E.

Miller, 6, of 478 Yale street, had the tip of his left index finger amputated at the hospital after catching it in hedge shears. Gregory Brandt, 3, of 1323 Hill street, whose left eyebrow was cut when hit by a baseball bat, was treated at the hospital and then discharged. York Youth Sued For $15,682 In Accident Case A 70-year-old Glen Rock pedes- years ago, yesterday brought suit tor $15,682.21 damages in Common Pleas court against the driver. Ira C. Hershey, plaintiff in the action filed by his attorney, Palmer C.

Borner, charged Robert Stough, 19, of 918 East Boundary avenue, with negligence. Hershey said-he was kept away from his work as a plasterer for 32 weeks by his injuries which included a broken left knee, concussion and a cut of the right eyelid. Hospital and medical expenses totaled $606.21, Hershey asserts. The Stough car hit him, Hershey said, just before he was about to step onto the curb after crossing Duke street at College avenue. 18 Postal Horses Die In Phila.

Blaze Philadelphia, June 12 UP) Eighteen horses, rented by the government to haul parcel post delivery wagons in midcity, were burned to death today in a fire that swept the rear of a South Philadelphia livery stable. The horses, trapped in their stalls, had no chance to escape. Firemen, however, saved 26 nthpr horses from the stable operated by Hurwitz, which rents the horses and wagons to the post office department, More than 80 residents were routed from their homes during the two-hour blaze. Among the residents were 13 living in a court at the rear of the stable They were evacuated by firemen when flames threatened their homes. Danish Scientist Urges New Try At Atom Pact Copenhagen, Denmark, June 12 UP) Prof.

Niels Bohr, Danish atom scientist, said today he had sent an open letter to the United Nations urging renewed efforts for reaching agreement on international control of atomic energy. Bohr, a Nobel prize winner who worked with British and American atom scientists during the war, said the main purpose of his letter is to stress that progress in atomic research "make absolutely necessary a frankness between nations to avoid the deadly threats against civilization." Police Arrest Yorker For Setting Father's Car On Fire After Argument City police arrested a York man early yesterday and delivered him to Baltimore county police authorities to face a charge of arson brought against him by his father. Arrested was Robert Eugene Wolgamuth, 36, of 108 North Broad street. His father, Irvin O. Wolgamuth, of Parkton, signed information against him, charging that the son set fire to his car after an argument in Parkton Saturday evening.

Damage to the car was not reported to local police. If your friend or relative Is In the Hospital send him The Gazette and Daily. Adv. Mrs. Fannie M.

Hetrick Mrs. Fannie M. Hetrick, widow of John A. Hetrick, died at her home, 538 Courtland street, at 5:45 p. m.

yesterday. Surviving are: Four children, Mrs. Joseph A. Seitz, 617 Court-land street; Mrs. J.

B. Morris, 58 North Tremont street; Mrs. A. K. Smith, 640 South Pershing avenue; Mrs.

Junius Riddick, Caracas, Venezuela, South America; nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She was a member of St. Mark's Lutheran church and Sunday school and New Freedom Council, Daughters of America. Funeral slrvices will be held at the Guy B. Creep Funeral home, 849 East aMrket street, Thursday at 2 p.

m. Burial will be in Lutheran cemetery, Shrewsbury. John J. LaNasa John J. LaNasa, of Glenburnie, brother of Santo LaNasa, 402 West Market street, and a frequent visitor in York, died suddenly at his home Sunday.

wiu oe nem today. at Holy Trinity Cathedral, nipnhumie. Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery in Brooklyn, Md. Harvey C. Small Harvev C.

Small, husband of Mrs. Sadie Klinedinst Small, 423. Third avenue. Elmwood, died at his home at 12:20 p. m.

yesterday. He was 64. Survivlnc' hpsids his Widow, are: One sister, Mrs. M. L.

Got-walt, 371 Old Orchard lane; one brother, William A. Small, 60 State street. For the past 30 years he was engaged in piano tuning. He was a member of Chosen Knights Com-mandery 174, Knights of Malta, and York City Castle 414, Knights of the Golden Eagle. Rev.

Edward L. Fischer, pastor of First Moravian church, will officiate at the funeral services at the Memorial Funeral Home of Henry Sleeger and Sons, 822 East Market street, at 2 p. m. Thursday, with Rev. Dr.

M. H. Welty, former pastor of Second EUB church, now pastor of Bethany EUB church, Red Lion, assisting. Burial will be in Greenmount cemetery. William F.

Codori, Jr, William F. Codori, 60, of 342 South Pine street, died at York hospital yesterday at 3:30 a. after being stricken suddenly at his home. He leaves a son, Donald Codori, at home; a step-son, Lloyd stationed with the U. S.

61. DEATHS (Continued) GRIM On June 12, 1950. at 1:45 a.m., at the York hospital, Mrs. Sarah Ness Grim, wife of Riley Grim, West Howard street, extended, Red Lion, aged 67 years. Relatives and friends are invited to at tend the funeral at 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday from the F. B. Olewiler Funeral home, Red Lion. Interment in Windsor cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday evening, 7 to 9 o'clock.

61-13-2t 62. UNDERTAKERS J. M. SHI ND LER AND SON Funeral Directors, 900-911 N. Duke St t2-Jl tf GUY B.

CREEP Dial 6791 Funeral Director. 849 E. Market St 62-jl-tf ETZWEILEK FUNERAL HOMH 1111 E. Market York. Dial 6236 62-jl-tf KENNETU ELLIS Dial 7433 Funeral Director, 117 W.

Cottage Place 62-jl-tf MAX O. AN STI Dial 15M Funeral Director. 1701 W. Market St. 62-jl-tf BLAINE K.

DECKER Dial 7744 Funeral Home. 530 W. King St. 62-tl tf STKACK AND STKINE Funeral Home 1205 E. Market St.

62-jl-tf HENRY KLEEGEK AND SONS runeral Directors 22 E. Market -St. HOLLER FUNERAL HOME 2000 W. Market St. Dial 6274 62-jl-tf HI KU FUNERAL HOME Phone 6M Red Lion.

Fa. tre-ji-tr EDW. W. HAUMEISTEK Funeral Director, Queen and Jackson Sts. 62-Jl-tt WALTER FUTER Dial 720 Funeral Home, 662 Linden Ave.

62-jl-tf MORGAN E. I HEY Phone 5720 Funeral Service 1223 N. George St 62-J1-tf 63. CARD OF THANKS We wibh to thank the relative, neluhbori and friend for the klnrtneii and sympathy shown In the death of Krney F. Weltkamp; aim mr me iiurai iriuuics ana use oi aulomotlle.

Lillian E. Weltkamp and Family. ffM-m-lt 64. IN MEMORIAM IN MEMOKIAM KELSIIAW In lovlns nicmorv of our dear daughter, Edith Morton Kelnhaw, who (lied 2 years ago, June 13, liMM. itememljrance la a golden chain Death tries to break but all In vain; To have, to love, and then to Dart Is the greatest sorrow of one' heart.

The years may wle out many things, But this they wipe out never The memory of those happy days wncn we were an togviner. By Her Parents, Mr. A Mrs. Jay Morton M-lLe-lt in $6,243.68. Harry James To Play At Hershey Tonight Dance music at' the Hershey park ballroom tonight will be furnished by Harry James and his Music Makers.

Dancing will start at 8:30 o'clock. TO TEACH IN KOREA Washington, June 12 UP) Dr. William Lonsdale Taylor, Dickinson college, Carlisle, has been awarded a State Department grant to enable him to serve as visiting professor in political science for one year at Chosen Christian university, Seoul, Korea. The State Department announced the grant today and said Dr. Taylor plans to leave about August 1.

INTESTINAL CANCER (Continued from Page 4) Two new members, Dr. Alfredo Chicote, Manchester, and Dr. Howard Shaub, formerly of Marietta now of Windsor, were admitted to the society. Dr. Chicote is a graduate of the University of St.

Thomas, Manila, Philippine Islands, and has assumed the practice of Dr. George Yorkers on their way to the American Medical association conference in San Francisco, beginning June 25, are: Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller, Dr. and Mrs.

Charles Fackler, Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Miller and Dr. and Mrs.

John F. Bacon. York society members will meet again in the Professional building at 9 p.m. Sept. 9.

NORTH YORK NEWS (Continued from Page 4) of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cramer, 28 East Sixth avenue. Mrs. Edward Cramer fractured her right wrist last Friday in a fall at her home.

DAVID P. KING EVERLASTING Cemetery Memorials forta Hifhland arc, West fork "Boy wltb Confidence" LLOYD L. GIIOVE Builder and Deslfaer of Cemetery Memorials Display mat Shop at N. Oeo. St.

aoa Sra N. I. Offlcet 1638 Monroe West York. r. Pbooe ft3S Braacb Display Shrewsaary, Fa FEEDS Ervin HI.

Spanglcr York Dial 82022 ws MJ WfST Whert friends tmulo meet iSreenmount cemetery, i Friends are invited to call at the Sleeger lFuneral home on Wednesday evening from f-7 A1.11.t.9t I KBdNE On 12" 1kV). Bt TOvtO a.m.. at the York hospital, Treva R. Krone, daughter of the late Harvey and Sadie Weaver Krone, 561 Linden Relatives and friends are Invited to at- tend the funeral at the Edward W. I Baumeister Colonial Mortuary, S.

Queen at Jackson Thursday at 10 a.m. (DST). ft 'Interment in "Prospect Hill cemetery. 'A Friends are Invited to call at the Edward W. Baumeister Mortuary, Wed.

from 7 to 9 p.m. Kindly omit flowers. 61-113-3t 59. SALES REGISTER (Continued) i good of Mil. Wm.

A. Wolf. West Frank-i Hn St, New Freedom, Pa. 1 59-m23 to JIT I Sat. June 24.

1950. Real estate of Rus-I Rill II. Wambaugh deed. Main Clen RtKk. Pa.

59-J12-24 July 1, tract of land and real estate of the late George M. Mummert. Mengen Mills, in Heidelberg York Sal I. real Mtnt Rnnivl nf 5vrhool Directors of Twp. of York, at Spry School nr.

U. B. church In Spry. 59-m24 to yl Sat, July 8, real estate and personal property of the former W. B.

Spahr, Dlll- hurg Boro. faui u. Lau and Ruth E. So lover, administrators. to Jy8 60.

runr.ic SALE PUBLIC SALE TONIGHT 7:30 "DETWILER'S AUCTION ROOMS 25 N. Penn St. York piano, china closet, buffets, tallies, chairs, ruK. rug pads, new 9x13 Cort- dressen, sofa studio emirh, beds, springs, I I 1.111 cr, polishing cream, floor wax, oil stove, merchandise, dishes, utensil. Hull not luted.

Will buy your furniture outright or sell it at auction for you. Will list and conduct your sale at your home. Any sule In general. Dial 5221. C.

fl. Detwller, Auctioneer, R. Detwller, Clerk. fctlO-It.