PAGE SIX
THE MOUNT

Mortuary
Record For
Past Week
MANY OF OUR BEST KNOWN
PEOPLE HAVE PASSED TO
THAT GREAT BEYOND WITH-
IN THE PAST WEEK

Mrs. Catharine W. Reed, 69,
of Samuel Reed, of Manheim,
of complications Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Frances Eaton, 70,
who died at Harrisburg, was bur-
ied her Columbia.
wife
died
in native town
MRS. NELLIE BENNETT
Mrs. Nellie Bennett, eighty-seven,

w.dow of Henry Bennett, died of
complications at the home of her
brother, John Howard, Marietta,
Monday. The brother is the only
survivor. Mrs. Bennett was a
member of the Bethel A. M. E
church of Marietta.
EARL METZLER
Earl Metzler, twenty-eight, Eliza-
bethtown, died at St. Joseph's hos-
pital at 9:45 A. M. Monday. He
was admitted to the hospital on
June 23.
Hospital authorities said Metzler
had a tooth extracted several
weeks ago and an infection devel-
oped.

MRS. B. FRANK STOLL
Mrs. B. Frank Stoll died at her
home at Denver early this morning |
hus- |
One |
after a lingering illness. Her
band died several years ago.
daughter, Miss Ruth, a teacher in
the public schools at Ardmore, sur-
Deceased was a member of
vives.
the Methodist church here. The
family resided on South Market
street for many years.
The remains are being brought |
here for interment.
MRS. MARTIN H. RISSER
Mrs. Fannie D. Risser, wife of
Martin H. Risser, seventy-seven,
died at Elizabethtown,
frem complications.
Besides her
Risser, she is
sister, Mrs. Simon
bethtown.
Services were held Sunday at
the United Zion church, Elizabeth-
town. Interment in the Mt. Tunnel
cemetery.
survived by
Keener, Eliza-

MISS MARTHA BEELMAN
Miss Martha Beelman, sixty-five,
of Flizabethtown, died
eral Hospital Sunday,
cations.
She is survived by two sisters:
Mrs. Mary Bower, Elizabethtown;
and Miss Ada Beelman, Elizabeth
town, fcur nieces and one nephew.
from compli-
Services were held this after-
noon at the home of Mrs. Mary |
Bower, and later at the Mohler
church, Cumberland county. Iater- |
ment in the adjoining cemetery.
MRS. WILLIAM FLURY
Mrs. William Flury,
of complications after an illness of
several weeks.
She was a member of the Church |
of God. She is survived her
husband, two sons, Robert and Paul
Flury; two brothers, Clayton Hick-
by
ernell, Mt. Joy, and Benjamin |
Hickernell, Middletown; two sis- |
ters, Mrs. Harry Seaman, Columbia,
and Mrs. Boyd Bishop, Mt. Joy.
Services were held from the
home Sunday afternoon Inter-
ment in the Middletown cemetery. |
MRS. EDWIN D. GIBBLE
Mrs. Ida G. Gibble, fifty-six, of
near Elstonville, Rapho township,
died in St. Joseph's hospital of
complications after an illness of ten
days. She was a member of the
Church of the Brethren.
She is survived by her husband,
Edwin D. Gibble and these bro-
thers and sisters: Mrs. Katie Zug,
Manheim; Graybill Hossler, Man-
heim R. D. 1; Mrs. Isaac Stauffer,
R. D. 2; Walter Hossler, Manheim
R. D. 3, and Dawson Hossler, Man-
Ahem R. D. 3.
3 Services were held Friday inthe
Chiques Church of the Brethren. |
Interment in the adjoining ceme-
tery.
MRS. SARAH S. WISE
Mrs. Sarah S. Wise, seventy,
died, at Elizabethtown,
evening from complications.
children: Miss Irene Wise, at home;
Gelde, ‘wife of Frank Wagner, Lan-
caster; Frank ‘Wise, Paoli; Elmer
wn,
brothers and sisters:
New Freedom;

Sweitzer,

Wednesday |
{
husband, Martin H. |
one |
at the Gen- |
sixty-seven, |
died at Middletown, Thursday night |
Saturday |
“She is survived by the following |
Lancaster; Edward Wise, Fl- |
Alvin Wise, Atlantic |
iy. © Four grandchildren and the |
Y. P. S. L. ISSUES INVI-
TATIONS TO BRIDGE PARTY
Lea-
Episcopal
The Young People's Service
gue of Saint Luke’
church have
Bridge
July
mvitations to
Wednesday e
The
the
issued
on Ve
party
the «a, it
ronesses and patrons for
be Miss Esther Henry,
and Mrs. J. A. Hipple, Dr
Mrs. Gates, Mr. and Mrs.
Longenecker, Mr. and Mrs
Nissley, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Mr. and Mus.
Helen Snyder,
B. Brown
A
en.ng,
party
Mr.
and
will
Morris,
Philip Sargent, Miss
Thomas J.
and Mr
FOOD SALE

The Ladies’ Aid of Trinity Lu- |
theran Church will hold a Food
Sale on the lawn of the Church
| Hcuse on Saturday, July 18 be-
ginning at 11 o'clock. There will
be «¢ s, pies, potato salad and a
lot of good things to eat for sale.
en RD ree
News of The
Day From
The Dailies
(From page 1)
Somerset and another at Hatfield,
Pa., on Saturday.
Miss Gladys Isabel
school teacher late of Middletown,
left an estate of $85,000.
A 250-1b pig was electrocuted at
Denver leaned y
heavily charged wire fence.
A Greyhound bus skidded
upset at Natural Bridge Va.
ing five and injuring twenty-eight.
When Siamese twins born
| at Medford, Mass. one died when
a day old so specialists just cut
them cpart. The other still
Alma Mae Herr, 25, Conestoga
[R. 1, was killed and another hurt
when their
a curve
when it against a

and
kill-
were
lives.
motorcycle failed to
| make and crashed into a
i rock.
Several
the 17th
| tion of the Pennsylvania Christian
Endeavor Union at Hershey Mon-
| day.
delegates at-
conven-
thousand
biennial
———
| WEDDING RECEPTION FOR
| MR. & MRS. FRANK BROSEY, JR.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brosey, Sr.,
of near town entertained to a wed- |
ding reception, in honor of Mr. and |
| Mrs. Frank Brosey, Jr.,, who were
| recently married. The bride re-
| ceived many useful gifts.
The following guests enjoyed an
| Old-fashioned barn dinner: Mr: and |
{ Mus. Frank Brosey, Jr., Mr. and |
| Mrs. John Fisher, of Manheim; Mr,
|
‘and Mrs. John Knier
| King of Lancaster; Mr.
Fred Leiberher and son Bobbie and |
| Dottie Rentzel, of Mount Joy;
Don Knier and Louise Knier, Joyce
{ Cory, John Brosey of Manheim; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Brosey, Sr., Stan-
| ley , Christian and Francis Brosey,
Mrs. John Aston of near Mt. Joy.
Bh
|
| Peggy—Well, there's one thing I
{can say for my ex-husbands.
Barbara—What's that?
Peggy—They all pay
j mony promptly.
and Junior
their

| Leonard Sweitzer, New
John Sweitzer, York; Mrs.
King, Laverne, California;
mer Wagner, Glen Rock; Mrs.
George |
Ja-
cob Kearney, New Freedom also
survive.
Services were held Tuesday at |
New Freedom. In-
Bowers church,
terment in the adjoining cemetery.
NOAH J. HARMON
Noah J. Harmon, sixty-nine, of'
[19 Poplar st. oldest taxidermist of
Pennsylvania died suddenly of a
heart attack at his home at 7:20
a. m., Monday, shortly after mow-
ing the lawn. He had suffered
from heart trouble for some time.
In addition to being a taxider-
Mr. Harmen was employed as
a telegipa operator forty-one
years the Pennsylvania Rail-
road until his retirement five years
ago.
He was bom here and was a
son of the late Rudolph and Mar-
garetta Wagoner Harmon.
He is survived by his wife, who
Lefore marriage was Margaret
| Dupes, of Middletown; a
Harold, and a grandson, Robert
Harmon, both of Atlantic City, N.
{J.; a brother,
caster, and a sister, Mrs.
| Terry, of town.
Services will be held at 2 p.m.
(ST) Thursday at the Simon P.
| Nissley funeral home, 228 E. Main
ist, with Dr. O. L. Mease, pastor
mist,
for
by
Heister
of St. Mark's United Brethren
church, cfficiating. Interment will
be in the Middletown cemetery.
| Friends may call at the funeral
home from 7 to 9 this evening.

pat- |
John |
Simon |
McDanel, a |
and Mrs.
Mr. |
ali- |
Freedom; |
Mrs. El- |
son, '
Ira K. Harmon, Lan- |
| feet long and 6 feet in diameter.
EE
Happenings
In the Town
~ Of Florin
|

‘Co. Reduced Its
Rates July First

The Columbia Com- |
| pany as filed wo tariff with |
{pany has filed a new ta {
From page 1) sig :
( bag the Public Service Commission ol
called on Mrs. Katie Winters at | : : : ‘
| Pennsylvania making reductions in
Manheim. for telephone
a number of its rates
Mr. Fissel, of Manheim is |
visit= [ in the Columbia, Elizabeth-
[ing Mrs. Emma Raffensperger.
Ars. Minnie Nentwig, was being eff-
the General Hospital
taken | change areas, the same
Monday | ective July 1, 1936.
The monthly
follows:
10
| evening. net rutes are as
Mr.
spent
Clayton Breneman |
at the "
and Mus.
the weekend
| »
|
le
0
iness...$5.00 $4.00
1.00 2.7
1.00
mountains.
| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strickler of | Ext nsion Tel. B
i Elizabethtown called on J. Y. Klines | I” Individus wl Line,
tension el,

1SINess, ...
Residence,, 3.50 3.00
Residence...
Sunde iy evening.
| y
Mrs. Daub, of
{guest of Mr. and Mus.
the week.
Lebanon is the
Harry Lee-
| the telephone in the residence
[part of the house, and no business
will be entitled
Business
|dom for
Mr. 1
Lancaster
| listing is wanted,
the
|rates had been previously charged
Fissel, of |
and |
Musser and Mr.
are visiting with Mr.
| Mrs. Samuel Crowl. this olast of
Rev. D. M. Nissley Reductions have also been made
Springs, was the guest of Norman |i, charges for extension bells and
Nissley’s on Thursday.
Mr. Roy Miller, of Hellam
Miss Pearl Buller, were weekend
visitors to Pittsburgh. The Affairs
to residence rate.
| for
of Roaring |
service.
|
of service.
several other types

and
Mr. and Mrs. George Vogle, Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin Bishop spent "0h 1 ( 1
day at Pine Grove Furnace. n encera
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hershey, of
| Pittsburgh are visiting his parents, |
| Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hershey.
Briefly Told
Miss Sidney College, of Phila- from vate
ag
delphia was the weekend guest of 0 (From A 4 it
» pers as led a >
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kline, Jr. ne person; Jas, foe 3 ten
wl. Mrs. Bodway ahd Me f hurt in auto mishaps in the county
a Mrs. vay and Mr.

vi er the week--end
and Mrs. Frank, of Harrisburg, J % ig: hp els. we
visited in the Harry Hersh home. | Siveen fo and bs ot ere
The Missionary Society will | stolen from John Hogarth’'s poul-
meet at the home of Mrs. Eliza- [17 honse Ia i nn Jp t Eph
SS0Cis ra-
| beth Hoffer, on Chocolate Avenue, | Re. Same 3802 lation at Ephra
Vio cht |ta, received 500 baby pheasants
| oni. . ays | from the State last week.
{ Misses Naomi Nissly and Mary |
E. Colo. of Lancaster spent’ Sup- The Hess clan held a reunion on
doy with No SOR Nisslev's and ot the Henry M. Hostetter farm near
ay AINGYI at |
Sy y { Washington boro Saturday.
Last Saturday Mr. Joseph Hos | Flames destroyed a barn, silo and
Last Sa ay Mr. Josept S- 5 AE Cho
tetter burned his hand with hot other buildings on the c rk
“ Dr. HC. Kendig, is attend Thompson farm near Quarryville.
ar an en I? | John Fasig, R2, Manheim, was

ing him.
Mr. Paul K. Nissly
Mary E. Cole spent the fourth wi
Mr. and Mrs. William Chrum
Longs Park.
Mr. and Mrs.
were Sunday
and Miss severly bitten about the legs, arms
ith |° and body by two bull dogs.
The Marietta School Board
cided that citizens must pay
| their $2.50 head tax or go to jail
A second injunction temporarily
at | de-
its
Samuel T. Becker
ests of her par- : :
guess © pa | sors the installation of Ephrata’s

ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G..Dohner
¢ Ponrun, | tised generator recently purchased.
a e . . ~ .
| Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kline and | The receipts for the first six
children were Sunday visitors with pronihg of this year on the Col-
{umbia bridge were over $180.000.
{her father Mr. George College, east | i
Out ef nearly 27,000 youngsters
of Mt. Joy. ay
{ : in the county schools, 5204 were
Mrs. Irvin Weyant and children :
not absent or tardy during the
{ Frances, Tommy and Ray, of Hol- |
| entire past term.
lidaysburg spent the Fourth with
| Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Kline, Jr. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rudy of | | BIBLE CLASS
| Baltimore, Md., are spending al MET WITH MRS. EBERSOLE
few weeks vacation with J. Y. |
| Kline's here, and Mr. Rudy's par- | The Sisterhood Bible Class held
ents at Middletown. | it's monthly meeting at the home
| Mr. Farl Leedom and family and of Mrs. Eli Ebersole with 13 mem-
: ar HS ECD 1
| Mr. M:les Leedom and family were and 1 visitor The
| meeting was opened with a song
the Sunday visitors with their par- |

ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leedom. 1s it the Crowning Day.” The |
Me. and Mrs. Clarence Nisdly 138th Psalm was read by Mrs.
Booth after which we all recited
and sons, Robert and Kenneth, Miss
Mary Bates and Mr. Henry Wolge- | {the Lords prayer in unison. Mrs.
muth spent the weekend at Pitts- | Frank Nolt of Landisville gave us
| Bible lectures. The minutes of the
| burgh.
i Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenawalt | Previous meeting were called for
| and children and Mr. Henry Bren- [ead and approved. Chairlady of
leman attended a Sunday School | | the flower committee was read and
| approved. There being no further
meeting at Myerstown on Saturday ] !
| business the meeting adjourned to
afternoon.
|
| Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ebersole meet at the cottage of Mrs. Mease
and children, Betty, Mildred and | Mount Gretna the first Thursday
| Martha and Miss Evelyn Fike, | of August. Delicious refreshments
were served and rising vote of
| thanks were given for same.
| The following members
lspent the fourth at the Zoological |
| at Philadelphia.
were
A reception was given on Sunday | ¢
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. Glenn | | present: Mrs. Frank Musser, Mrs.
| who were recently married, | hilip Greiner, Mrs. Walter Grei-
at the home of his mother, Mrs. J. ver, Mrs. 0. Lh Mease, Mrs. John
'M. Snyder. These guests were | Eberle, Mrs. Eli Bentzel, Mrs.
| present: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schlag, | Charles Derr, Mrs. Roy Zink, Mrs.
Y.ch- | Aaron Musser, Mrs. John Booth
| Mrs. Eli Ebersole, Miss Maggie
Miss Virginia Greenawalt;
Mrs. Frank Nolt.
| Stella Prenell, Ernest Dietz,
{man Schlag, of York Co., Mr. and H
Mrs. Jacob Gish, Paul. Gish, Mr | P2105
end Mrs. Joseph Gish, Marlin Gish, 1 visitor
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edgar Gish, Ar-
lene and Junior Gish, Mr. and Mrs. CULL “QUITTING” HENS
L. O. Musser, Mr. and Mrs. J. When egg production drops in
N. Hershey, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin | !the farm flock it may mean that
Snyder, Jean, Helen and Ruth | many hens have come to the end
Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Diff- | [of their laying days. For econom-
enderfer, Naomi Diffenderfer, Em- |ical production of eggs, orderly
ma Shay, Victor L. Gish, John marketing of fowls, and selling
Snyder, Chas. Anderson, Mr. and | “quitting” hens before their qual-
Mrs. J. M. Snyder, Kathryn Gish | ity depreciates, laying flocks must |
and Mrs. C. A. Melhorn. be culled frequently from May to
Those who served were: Ruth | October.
Gish, Ruth Mumma and Phoebe | peer
Sentz. IMPROVE OLD PASTURES
wet Old Pastures can be improved by
| FOOD SALE {liming and fertilizing. It isnot
The Hi-Gem Sunday School Class necessary to plow the old sod and |
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, | plant a new crop. A better pas- |
will hold a food sale on Saturday, |ture sod can be produced in less |
July 18th. Place and menu to be | | time by simply applying the nee- |
announced later. | essary fertilizing materials on the |
Wp surface.
A LOT OF WATER em Gms
An inch of rain on an acre of
land is sufficient to fill a tank 125 | locality for less than three cents a
week through The Bulletin.
Sra
JOY BULLETIN, MOU
ficwe, Marietta and Mount Joy Ex- |
Old New |
Small business places that have |
{ George.
You can get all the news of this |
Felker, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tyn-
NT JOY, LANCASTER CO.,
‘Col. Telephone! Picked From
|:
"Card Basket

Miss Sara Jackson is spending
week at Halloway Beach.
Carrie called
people Newtown
{ the
Mrs.
several
Detweiler
at
on
on
Sunday.
Mrs.
Street, is
Boyd Bishop, Sr, W. Main
spending a week at Mid-
| dletown.
| Mr. Mrs.
at Bowers Beach
John Miller
over the
“and were
week-
end holidays.
Mr.
family
Mrs.
spent last
Oscar Frey and
weekend at the
and
mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webb and
family spent the weekend holidays
at Bowers Beach.

Mr. and Mrs. William Beames-
derfer and family, Columbia Ave.
spent July 4th at Elizabethtown.
Mr. C. E. Reed of Philadelphia,
cpent the weekend here with his
sister Miss Eva Reed on East Main
J street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shoop at-
tended the Shoop Family reunion
at Reservoir Park, Harrisburg on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark and
| two daughters, of near Lancaster,
{also visited Mr. and Mrs. Diffen-
derfer on July 4th.
Mis. David Lindemuth of Eliza-
bethtown spent Sunday visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Lind-
emuth on S. Barbara St.
Mrs. H. H. Engle arrived here
from Berlin last week and is now
spending some time with the family
of Wm. H. Strickler, south of town.
Estella Eckhardt of San
Francisco, Calif.,, and brother Wil-
| liam Eckhardt, of Washington, D.
C., are visiting with Mrs. B. W.
Brown on East Main street.
Miss Elva Strickler, of Philadel-
phia, is spending a months vaca-
tion with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Strickler, south of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Frank and
two daughters and Elmer White-
camp, all of Philadelphia, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Frank.
Mr.
uhn,
Miss
and Mrs. Charles Schraish-
Philadelphia, spent last
{ weekend as the guests of Mr. and
| Mrs. William Diffenderfer, East
| Main Street.
Messrs Arthur Ney, Robert Lind-
emuth, Charles Frank and William
of

Byron spent Friday, Saturday and
Sunday at the ever popular sea-
side resort, Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Gerber, Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Spittler and Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood Gerber and fam-
ily spent July 4th at Elizabethtown
visiting with Irvin Gerbers.
Miss Emma Pennell, Miss Ruth
Derr and Mr. Gibney Diffenderfer,
all of town, are making a ten day
tour the New England States
They expect to return
of
auto.
| home today.
Mr. Harry
by
Shirk of Baltimore,
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Gibble and
daughter Beatrice, of Palmyra,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
| Fhares Nissley.
The Kretching family on Bar-
bara St, spent the weekend in
Perry County. Mrs. Hall who has
spent the last two weeks here,
made the trip with them, return-
ing to her home there.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Myers, of
Newtown, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Mummau, of Lancaster and Mrs.
Albert Mummau, of town, spent
Saturday the 4th at Hershey.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thome and
+ son, of Detroit, Michigan, are
| spending the summer in town, at
I the home of the former's mother,
Mrs. Gertrude Thome, on South
Market St.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hendrix,
South Barbara St., spent five days
{in Camden, New Jersey, visiting
with the latter's sister Mrs. Jo-
seph Seibert. They returned home
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gerber of
town, Mr. and Mrs. James Gerber
{and two of Elizabethtown,
visited Camp Chiquetan on Sun-
day where the latter’s son, James
i Jr., is spending a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, Mr. and
| Mrs. Chas. Yost and Miss Viola
| O'Ro urke, all of Harrisburg and
| Miss Margaret O'Rourke of Mar-
| ietta visited with Mr. and Mrs. S.
| H. Miller on Sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Lauer
‘and children, Robert, Mary Eliza-
beth and Eugene, and Mr. Addison
i Buch, all of Harrisburg, spent the
weekend at The Springs, the sum-
| mer home of the editor.
A number of local folks spent
{Saturday and Sunday at Camp
They were Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus Geib, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
sons,

dall, and son Louis, and Mr. and
3

PA.
Mrs.
Mr.
Harry,
Roy Zink and two sons.
and Mrs. H. G. Walters,
jr, and Barbara Anne Wal-
ters, Mrs. H. B. Arntz and sons
Gerald and Robert attended the
Arntz family reunion held at the
home of Mrs. Mina Arntz Atticks
at Paxtang on Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Myers
left last week for Ohio, serving
charges at Colton and Rock Run
during the summer. They
accompanied by the former's
brother, Harlan Myers will
spend the summer with My-
parents,
-—
were
who
Mrs.
ers’
Landisville
Occupie d
MANY OF THE FAMILIES CON-
TEMPLATE RESIDING THERES
DURING THE ENTIRE CAMP
SEASON—GROVE A BEAUTY
SPOT
Many families are moving into
the cottages at the Landisville
Camp Grove. Many will spend
entire camp season at the grove.
The following have opened their
cottages: Mr. and Mrs. B. Y. Boyd,
Jack Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. John G.
Keplinger, Mrs. Letetla Long, Mary
J. Sawson, Mrs. Fanny Boyd, Nelda
BE. Sutton, Mrs. Kalbury Harringer,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ditzler, Hay-
den Ditzler, Naomi Ditzler, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Mellinger, Elizabeth
Nissley, Ellen Nissley, Alice Niss-
ley, Mrs. Jane Eddy, Elizabeth
Rockwell, Mrs. S. K. Nissley,
Frances Nissley, Mrs. Fresca Strine,
Mrs. G. R. Bennett, Miss Agnes
Phillips and Dorothea Krastinick,
all of Lancaster; Dr. and Mrs. A.
L. Bishop, Doris Bishop, Mr. and
Mrs. Alonzo E. Casselbury and
Doris Casselbury, of Philadelphia.
and Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Rev.
Mrs. Sarah Geiger, Mr.
Reuben Sundel, Sally Kirst,
C. T. Miller, Schuylor Johns,
Ralph Stoudt, James Stoudt,
and Mrs. Leighten Palmer, Bea-
trice Palmer, Lois Palmer, all of
Reading; Mrs. J. A. Watsos, Ocean
City, N. J; Mr. and Mrs. W.
G. Greninger, Kathryn Fergerson
and Maude Hughes, of Columbia;
Eugene Rodgers, Millersville; Mus.
A. E. Bender, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey

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Everybody knows that
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CHEVROLET
Mrs. J. B. Musser,
Mr, and Mrs.
Miss Alice Schaffer,
and Betty Blake,
es antl ene
Where there is
the water supply,
{garden can be used.
agent can supply
this,
head sprinkling system.

ottages t A Milton Grove weather prophet \!
announces that frdosts dlo any in-
in leap year.
| fury
The
swinging wringer
eous touch
clothes feeder
pump.
with
and
in either end of ironer

understand that Chevrolet
this new Chevrolet }

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NEW PERFECTED
HYDRAULIC
BRAKES
You and your family want safe
brakes on your new car— brakes
that will give maximum stop-
ping power— brakes that will be
always An always de-
pendable—Chevrolet’s New
Perfected Hydraulic Brakes!
SOLID STEEL one-piece
TURRET TOP
You want a safe roof over your
head, too—a Solid Steel one-
piece Turret Top. It gives com-
plete overhead protection . . . is
smarter looking . . . and helps
to keep passengers cooler in
summer and warmer in winter.
IMPROVED GLIDING
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You also want tl ~omfort
and greater road ty of Chev-
rolot s Knee-Action Gliding
Ride*. Millions of Knec-Action
users will tell you that this is the
safest and smoothest ride of all.
GENUINE FISHER
NO DRAFT
VENTILATION
You'll get a lot of comfort out
of this feature, too. It gives
each passenger indiv idually con-
trolled ventilation . . . “scoops
in” refreshing breezes on hot
days . . . and eliminates drafts
in cold weather.
HIGH-COMPRESSION
VALVE-IN-HEAD
ENGINE
And for all-round performance
with economy, there is nothing
like Chevrolet's High-Compres-
sion Valve-in-Head Engine—the
same type of engine that is used
in record-holding airplanes,
power boats and racing cars.
SHOCKPROOF
STEERING*
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sive to this one low priced
cars Shockproof Steering*.
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