PAGT. SIX THE. Mot INT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO. PA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10TH, 1037 -

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RONVILE FEDS FOOD SAFER FRESHER. | F
Stock Market. The Otterbein Guild held a C. Blatt, will conduct a two webk soe "0
| reviv | service in the Iroaville UB
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| supper meeting in the Ironville U : -
| CORRECT INFORMATION FUR- | B. Church on Friday evening. Dur- el Weaver ho } I
atherine caver, wh jee
| NISHED WEEKLY BY THE PA. |. the business session, the follow=| 1 ro oo I : . is heen nove
| 2 i ¥ | ¢ lor ceveral months, was a pa=- :
BUREAU OF MARKETS FOR |. officers we elected Tor the! tian St. Josephs hovpital fo a
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Mortuary
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(From page 1) | | ensuing year: President, Ruth] ceveral days this week, for a special EL
Lindemuth, of this boro, is a r.| | Fat steers in liberal supply; mar- | Kauffman: Vice President, Loraine |observation. She is now somewhat WITH vO
was native of Rapho | 4 : = > . | improved, \
De ased Ww i ; 3 ket slow on early rounds. Salesmen | Kauffman; Secretary, Ida Peifer;| bs is : to} \ |
mshi d a son of the late { | : ap » ~ { ree married couples Jehrat |
township and : Han ) | asking steady prices. Heifers quot- | Treasurer, Elizabeth Fornoff, Sec- larricd couples ce'ebrateq t \ aN ) _—_-
jel N. and Kathryn Ni old : | : heir versaries on Sun-
je} N. ond Rai | ed at steady prices. Cows in lighter | retary of Stewardship, France ersaries on Sun |

y Forry mg am
Khe tool Id at York j : | day each couple had a number of |
The funeral ws March 12 To 18 i receipts than week ago, prospects | Mummaw; Secretary of Literature, | . ant 3 thu eo of {
guests precent for dinner. They |
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yesterday. will sell at firm prices. Bulls in fair | Reba Rettew; Secretary of Thank-
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NT | REV. THOMAS IS THE NEW supply at steady prices. | offering, Bertha Mummaw; Collec-| = ; ie
CLAYTON M. GANTZ Tie Ys sq a readers in fairly J y +... Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Mellinger |
“ erat Re i VIETHODIST PASTOR HERE | Stockers and feeders in fairly lib- | tor, Violet Moore and counselor, | hog 0,18 ON 11:13 in Si
Clayton M. G rm hy Fate eral supply; few early sales at about | Mrs. John Young. Games were} me he 2% year Mr, and Mss: Wal. 4
died Friday ind mp al : | At the se of the 150th annual | St€ ady prices. ( played later in the evening. The | and " Es nan d ir YEOrS, Me. |
home of his daughter and son-m-/ Philadelpl Methodist Episcopal | Calf market opening in fair de- | following were present: Grace and Mrs. Roy Fornoff, married ¢ ‘
law, Mr. and Mrs. Darw da Tred C Mo ninety -three | mand at prices steady with the close Mellinger, Betty Loder, Reba |" o IT S PROOF of Frigidaire’s GREATER
( . Y f the { 4 LL . . f : tt © B i : Mey . .
Gf Florin, He was a son of the Jute, ; c | of last week; good and choice selling | tew, Elizabeth and Janet Fornof At ie Voe Jud in the) PROTECT - ABILITY — this Food-Safety Indi-
Henry and M i) . ie * P Gane, Rev. C. L. Thomas will replace 11.00 to 11.50. Loraine and Janet Kauffman, Anna | mville school house, the following Seton The die) on the doos; Where hd
haq been in ill heatth or Tre pe Rex H. Comly é pastor of Hogs in liberal supply; market | Mae Von Stetton, Erma Fornolff, | |b ines ate» wine RY a ows iin ee pan,
€l 1onths duds : 5 ily =o Libis | : ’ v “ in € lifferent lasses SD o J
Ei me pin i \ | r local Methodist Church and the | OP€ning at prices about steady com- | Ruth and Ida Kauffmen, Charlotle| m oe Hoy it classes. Spelling weather! This Safety-Zone Cold keeps VAR]
Besides the dan; fier af waos church pared with close of last week; choice | and Hazel Fornoff, Bertha, Frances Siam a ie taught by Mrs. John food safer, fresher, longer...offers greater MI]
hee he Snes £5. Viv el Re ( ly wll go to Hulme- [ locals 10:50 to 10.75. and Carolyn Mummaw, Pearl and | 0 ° hh 5 frst Let, Betty Ul saving in food bills. And Frigidaire also SEY
two. sons. Elam and Harr; Gantz. | Ne Nori Ee ot | Lambs in light run at steady | Melba Hubley, Eva Jane Mummaw | rich 2nd. Spelling class over 12 provides MOIST Cold for vegetables . L.A!
both of Manheim B, D. 2 3 : . A ; hi | prices. Violet and H izel Moore, Helen taught by Rev. W. C. Blatt, Ruth FXnia Ql ros a n ian Cold
or. Banh ; I 1 preact £ : Si heey lw Cauffma ; fa or ice cream and frozen desserts. Come
ther, Artenus 3; op Pp y here on Sunday. | Receipts: Cattle 2086, 504 calves, | Greider, Ruth, Fanny and Ilda Pei- | 3 Kauffme mn Ist, Hazel Fornoff in. SEE THE PROOF. Fift
and a si ward Mutzer, | : 1257 hogs, 30 sheep. lor ond Mrs. John Young 5a) nd General information taught by . 2
Penn township. a urvive. | I JCF. anu VES. John ke I Non Campbell Toi wade men
of Pern a ENSES WITHDRAWN CLASSES, GRADES AND RANGE | daughter, Lois. fe : pe i Wek Ean of a
Services were hela Mor! 2 ‘ Rettew 1st, Theodore Miller 2n¢ 3
T: B Ire ( Motor ehicles OF PRICES he Ironville Scout Patrol held na. il
the home of his son, ry Gar tz, | : ! ot Hi fot dis y he i : The Ir a 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kauffman Conse
Manheim R. D. 2 with interment | v Ve rs en ( A STEERS Js oe rege ir Fr ida y J; ight Ih ing at were woekend - maests af Lewin. the s
: . Sas sd : eagy, Manheim R. 1, { Choice $10.75-11.25 | the home oi Emanuel Peters,|, held
in Ruhl’'s United Brethren cemec- ; . | town, Pa.
iv nd fatal accident. | Go 9.75-10.75 ‘ters, ass scout master gave 5 top
tery, Rapho tow | on 1 : no ho 4 : Meng po re Sr in lk : > = ; | Roy Eshleman Calnan, of Cali- week
ine | 2 I au en 2 shery Phil Ho Foc nil Enis forniia, is the guest of relatives in this c
3 - erator s licens mmon .00-7.75 | planting hi . Gladfelter, Skip-|
MRS. EDGAR F. FUN Son en 7.00-7.75 | planting. P= the , The
: ser, of the Sea Scouts, gave a talk 3 >
Mrs. Annie S. Funk. fi ; 41 HEIFERS per, of the DE i u ive a i Mr. and Mrs. Ge orge Rost of Har- PRICES comm
wife of Edgar F. Fun} : Sn Choice 800-875] on first aid. The following boy ol risk the of Mh ond OW AS compr
: a r of oor atte Clant elope ohn o 1 Mr. and ape
gf Lancaster B. D. 2 di ps eit uc forl Good 7.25-8.00 ot Sader; Cle oft Peters, John Mc re | My i All rill, AS LOW : sociat]
: irethren 1a Christ cnurca 1 3 0 =| Jr. Next week, the meeting wil AT 5
at her home, of a com Medium 6.25-7.25 | JT- ox. > | Ir. and Mrs. John A. Fox. cele- the p
: 5 | Common 500-625 | be held at the h f P. LD. Sich oh
diseases. She was survived by the following | Commen 5.00-6.25 rs | brated their 41st wedding anniver- wT Sone
Govenans Os on 1 of Levi Kopp. | COWS Cs Broil 14 fd tenn ary, a supper Los served in honor PROVES ALL SINS SERVICES FOR po
esides her husband she ». wita] Choice 6.25-7.00 JIT evenmg in ue tne ‘event,’ by their daughter At
>, wile | Soho use : 7.9 7 |
ved by these brothers an oth- | Good 550-6.25| ¥ €chool hcuse at Tu rs. Elmer Garber. COMPLETE HOME REFRIGERATION HY the se
S Bi api : =a ren March 13 the ue Blue he ar ;
George S. Biemesderfer, of La B. ot | Common and medium 4.50-5.50 Ye ch 1 : the Tr : EB 16 a The Women’s Bible class held! Emm
ville; Mrs. Jacob Harnish, of H.| Low cutter and cutter ~~ 3.25-4.25 Schogl close laugh Oy rane their monthly meeting at the home|
burg; Phares Biemesderfer, B.| BULL Kauffman, will hold a spelling bee, | of Mrs. David Rettew, Mrs. John | 1. GREATER ICE-ABILITY 4. GREATER DEPEND-ABILITY C
tersburg; Harry Biemesderfer we : S there will be two spelling classes! Fox, president presided, Mrs. Ret-! Ends “Cube- Struggle’ and “Ice- 5-Year Protection Plan on the
Richland: and Mrs. David G in 5. | Good and choice 7.00-8.00 | and one class of general Tato tek served the tallowine, with iach Famine!” New Instant Cube-Release sealed-in mechanical unit. Backed
. JC] . t grand- | Cutter. common & medium 4.00-7.00 | tion. the program will include vocals | 4; dls Sms Win lunen in all ice- trays. by General Motors.
of Neffsville. tt te Vil and tion, program will include vocals | after the regular program of busi- VE-ABILI
: : GREATER SA
: : children, one grandchild and two | ry Saw .
Services will be held at 10:30 a 4 VEALERS and instrumental musical selections | p nd & Were cong ge GREATER STORAGE-ABILITY PTE
Tt d he h ith Sisters: Mr Agnes Rauifman,| yood and choice 11.00-11.50 | by visiting friend efreshment wors concluded: | New 9-Way Adjustable Interior! aly FRIGIDAIRE lias the
irsday a » home w : { G c > 00-1150 | by visiting friends, refreshments| Mrs. Tavior Weaver Tee !
mm, Inu at ihe ome wiht | lle, and Mrs. William Eshcl- | : : | M 3 Taylor Weaver, Mrs. Cyrus Ends old-fashioned crowding and o »
terment in Millersville Mennonite aldo. survive | Medium 9.00-10.00 { will be cold during the program. | Walker, Mrs. Guy Mummaw. Mrs “dish-juggling.” -
gaville, surviv \ A Avil maw, I 5.
cemetery. er wore Sunday ot the | Cull and Common 6.00-8.00 On Saturday evening a surprise Jacob Kauffman, Mrs. Joe Bern 3 GREATER PROTECT-ABILITY Cuts Current Cost to the Bone!
vices were held Sunaay 2 : Vo 3 IFS. JOf n- .
: home. with further services in the | FEEDER & STOCKER CATTLE [party was held at the home cf Me theizel, Mrs. George Fornoff, Mrs, . Safety- Zone Cold at all times plus See an electric meter proveit, before you buy! F.F.
ALBERT B. REAM Ciosscoad. Ervethren In Christ] Good and choice 775-875 | and Mrs. Paris H. Garber, for Mrs.| George Campbell, Mrs. Howard MOIST Cold for vegetables. . EXTRA Motor Miser does on a ine NES
Rear. cstv seven, dled | EB teh vite colohiate or ivi | - me | Cold for meats... FREEZI old ingsaving, because it's the simplest refrigerat-
Ale EB] Ri, y even, AQ hurch. Interment in the adjoining | Fair to good 7.00-7.75 | Garber, who celebrated her birth-| Habecker and Mrs. John Fox. | for ice Cream, frozen desserts, ing mechanism ever built! BOX
at his home at Elizabethtown Sun- Co { Medium to fair 6.00-7.00 | day. Those present were: Mr. and | % SCH
day, from a heart attack. : [Corman and medium 5.00-6.00 | Mrs. Raymond Garber and daugh- MARRIAGE LICENSES | ee
He is survived by his wife, Flor- ter, Betty, Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob L. Ebersole, Rliz: | Oo
} SALLIE FLOWERS HOGS s Vy, re i Ha Ja .. Ebersole, Elizabethtown vel
C. Rear, is he ne Miss Sallie Flowers, twenty-four, | Cons and choice 10.25-10.50 and children, Mr. and Mrs. | 2, and Alverta M. Musser, Mt. ostetter ! (v) 9 | garden
ghildren: Angstadl Ream, Eliza-| 3 hier of Mr. and Mrs. Christian | Medium and good 8.00-3.25 | Aner Garber and children. oy. k. 1. @ & distrib
Bn By - i Flowers, of Mount Joy, died in st. | SHEEP Once each year, Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Grubb, of Elizabeth- | Seed
.; Bertram L., Elizabethtown; Mrs Tt @ eplepialn. op | town, and Mildred G. Heisev. of | Witnes
Josephs hospital at 10:30 p. m., | Choice lambs 11.00-11.50 John A. Fox, entertain a number Mildrec I. eisey, of | ount y enna 1
r E is TT "Ss . vip : | a of 30s To 3 1 C
Ww. L. Tyndall, of = be ro, Mrs Tuesday, of pneumonia following an | Medium to good 9.50-10.50 of neighbors and friends, at dinner. | Moun Joy. ° gal To
Norman Kreider, andi, rpendiciti ration. Connon 750-850 On Sunday they entertained the | a —— — 5 four
Miznbat and ! imon lambs .50-8. : :
Meyer Ream, Elizabethtown; and She is ed by her ‘parents | Ewes (all weights) 550250 following to a large hog roast. ||} a and
; > Tua : Ewes (z reig 3.50-4. .
Six brothers; John, York; Charles and the ng brothers and sis- | ———— These present were, Mr. and Mrs. | F F
f Elizabeth- 3 et : 1
ho OIL, of Rae tore: I and John, Marietta: | yr GOOD CHEER CLASS Oliver Freet of Wrightsville, Pa. quality
town; aster, emo ne; and Lat-{ wry Carrie, William and Allen. | ENJOYED TURKEY BANQUET Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kauffman and | & cond
chem, Elizabethtown. wn: Russell. Charles and] son Glenn, Mrs. Cora Campbell who t
Services will be held at 10 a. m.| | arte. Chiov: 3
i at home. ! The Go heer Class © , | Charles Gingrich, Mr. and Mrs vice. .
Thursday at the Miller Funeral . ia oy The Good Cheer Class of . the Joseph M. Berntheize ie sot
h Elizabet} will be held Saturday | United Brethren Sunday School en- | Joseph A. erntheizel, Mr. and | pees
ome: ie isi ment jon at the home, on Mount |joyed a turkey banquet which was Mrs. Lloyd A. Kauffman, Mr. and seeds
the Mt. Tunnel cemetery. cet, at 1:30 with further ser- | held in the Sunday School basement | Mrs. John Kauffman, Albert and Tol
. la t 2:00 P. M. in the United | Monday evening. Alva Harman, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer | seeds
: pss Naow Brive pl ren church. Interment at Gey- | Mrs. Ella Germer and Eva Hos- | Garber, Richard, James, Robert
a Neon: Ele nye Ol er’s Church. tetter won prizes in the guessing Betty,’ and John Fox, Jr.
mn, & s 1 nurse at| | |
57 2 = pod rere | game. On Thursday, March 18, Mus. | Tl
. S 3 hospital, di in the; vr TQ ~ = he : |
osep ciec In 1 FRANK S. HERR | Those present were: Mrs. Harman, | Harriet Peifer, will conduct a pub- | R
hespital Sunday of pneumonia | Frank S. Herr, sixty-nine, of | Elsie Bentzel, Lillian Eby, Maude |lic sale, of all of her farming im- |

Bon oe Shes at Manheim, died Wednesday of com- Schneider, Edna Reisch, Lillian Mr. I
framing at the hospital this ans plications after an fnesy of one Tyndall, Ida Greenawalt, Sadie Alex- H che oo Was on
September. She was FETE of Tock He was buried at East Peters- | ander, Ann Sprecher, Anna Mary INCOME & CORPORATION Hf | who “
the Church of Jy [ urs. | Greenawalt, Anna Mae Eby, Anna TAX REPORTS |
Besides her mother. Mrs. K: wo) Ea | Miller, Elizabeth Mumma, Eva Hos- J. WILLIS FREED | Mr.
. eet = PAY ID E. LANDIS | tetter, Eva Reigle, Verna Brandt, | hold ft
ryn Kline, she is survived by two! avid E. Landis, eighty-six, died [Pearl Geltmacher, Mary Accountant —_ Auditor § | he B
brothers, Mark, at home: =mmert, | at his home in Conoy township, of | Helen Fry, Ella Germer, Ruth Re- | # jan.6-10t ie po
Jving in Ohio; and Miriam, at! pneumonia. | heard, Hilda Engle, Nora Eby, Elsie ee | There
home. Services were held Sunday at the | Myers, Jennie Habecker, Martha | White,
—_—_—— | he vith further services in | Fit fos Blanch Ge 4 Sa J x. struck
LEN PRE MeGARVEY | Ty ar | uae, Be SAMUEL FREY Mr.
Glen Frederick McGarvey. seven) X s cht xin erment in the ad- | son, Ruth Hoffer, Alice Marie Nis- FUNERAL HOME oat 2
old sou of Peter __| Joming cemetery. rley, Elsie Hostetter, Helen Wealand ] DF masini ha. i having
Putt McGarvey. of Mash “pl lL —— i | and Mrs. Mease, who was a guest. | LoTR ACCA RE Jha a A | i to last
3 died of wl JAMES F RANK JOHNSTIN | Mr Eli Hostetter was the caterer. | Phone 33 Marietta, Pa. | Tis oot
of his parents. 4 James rank Johnstin, ninety, of | The next meeting of the class will ’ i the fil
Besides’ his parents he i _..._| Maytown, died a his home last | be > held April 20th. | Coo,
ET Tr ee es Wednesday of infirmities of age. | | i
vived by two sisters | He was the oldest living resident of | This
Jennie, and two brot £1 Maviowrn. such an
and Galen, all at home. Hi > and Mrs. Johnstin} | visit oft
tether, Peter McGarvey, | cele heir fifty-ninth wedding TO AN END -
0 orin, also survives. in is fife. wh aE} [
Services were held at the | a | The
of his parents, with intermer eventy-nine years old. Besides his | a sociatio
Ruhl’s United Brethren cemetery. | wife he is by these child- | | I } 2 | at Ma
Rapho township Jongh 1. Wont | | YES! It ivi wo Millersy
Mr sell, Wyomiss- | | ‘ES! It’s our privilege and pleasure to say “THANK | Mes
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ra | ing: ymas, Maytown; Samuel | .
MBS. SUSAN R. WELLER |. viii. ot home; also Sve grand i YOU?” for the wonderful response to our big 41st J ¥
Mrs. Susan R. Weller, sixty-two, New F
a guest at the Brethren home, ir s 2 Civil Worvetevan We aBz with those on “Hc
Neflsville, for the past six years. |; erved three enlistments. He | fresh shad u will
died at noon Sunday of complica-| was honorably discharged July 31, | Sloan, fresh = a oe Ye AN
tions in the Lancaster General hos- | 1865. He was a member of Com- | need 1s with eur. Mr.
pital. She was a former resident pany B, 215 Regiment, Infantry of | tains and draperies. They're chased
of Ironville and was a member of | Pennsylvania Volunteers. He was | genuine cloth window Beames
the Ironville United Brethren|; life long member of Maytown Lu- | shades, woven on a loom . New Si
church. theran church and superintendent | and processed to make them And Wwe assure you, our friends and patrons, we did our dias p
She is survived by the following | of the Sunday school for 34 years. | tioned d Losin busines:
and sister: Emanvel and) He was the organizer of the GHG Jong ashing. : utmost to please and accommodate EVERYBODY -
Henry Sumpman, of town; Amos! and Conoy Insurance Company. He Every shade marked with the Free Booxier on''Well-dressed Win- d : >
Sumpman, of Sporting Hill; Isaiah| served as Justice of the Peace in Seal of The Window Shade dows.” Filled with pictures, ideas, and merit a continuation of your valued patronage A cag
Sumpman, of this boro; and Anna| Maytown for twenty-five years, and Institute . » . your best buy and color-schemes for your own dents, a
Mary Sumpman, of Lancaster. was a farmer for thirty-seven yrs. for all windows. home. Ask for your copy here. endown
goals of

Vi were held at 2 p. m., at| He took an active part in all affairs % d
eetz Funeral home with in-| of th ity. lege at
terment in the Mt. Joy cemetery. The 10 held from the 78¢ $1.25 ator uy H S NEWCOMER & SON Inc Saturday y
home Saturday with further ser- The Last ° * The Last ” £
he s

. MRS. ANNIE E. GAUL vices in Maytown Lutheran |
i Mrs. Annie E. Gaul, seventy-five. | Interment in Maytown Union cem-
widow of John Gaul, of Mt. Jey | etery. Rev. Kirby Yingst, assisted
_R. D. 1, died of complications at by the Rev. William Hower, officia-
her home. She was a daughter of’ ting.
an 8-ye
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