The Bulletin, Mouni Joy, Lancasier County, Pa., Thursday Morning, June 6, 1940
Mount Joy High School
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Sanatorium Care Leads fo Recovery From Tuberculosis | ing three acres, is located a quarter
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Pictured above, left to right are: (First Row)—Velma Horst, Betty Hockenberry, Mabel Jane Engel, Russell i 1 This is a corner of the founda- had +
Sumpman, Mary Belle Potter, Elsie May Longenecker, Gladys Pennell, Ameta Stauffer; (Second Row)—Pauline Ben- | oh thee. Y
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der, Ethel Mae Longenecker, Emma Skipper, Mary Forney, Margaret Klugh, Gladys Farmer, Dorothy Zerphy, Earl { house rests upon it. It can never 3 The
Balmer; (Third Row —Elean r Stoner, Velma Ney, Helen Young, Jean Zimmerman, Dorothy Newcomer, Betty | be replaced. i ga
Greenawalt i Rachel Wachstetter; (Fourth Row)—Alvin Engle, Ruth Rye, Jay Hollinger, Arlene Milli- ine
gan, Donalc La er, Lee Ellis, Eulene Kulp, Marie Beamenderfer; (Rear Row)—Elwood Zink, Dorothy { goes
Detwiler, Clyde ed Hamilton, James Hostetter, Thelma Fitzkee, Warren Kuhn, Jean Eshelman and John endin
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a airs Mrs. Kafie Felker spent a few A VALS, a with timber skeleton now in TELEPHONE LANCASTER 24157 ew get Ie
days visiting with friends in town. ! place. Again here is a part of your .
| (From page 1) home that can never be replaced. _jan.27-tf Ty
1 orin or i Births Donald Ginder, son of Mr. and| retary. and Ruth Noit Felty, trea-| £00
Mr. and Mrs. Max Raffensperger Mrs. Earle Ginder, had a tonsilec- | far is
Past Week announce the birth of a daughter, tomy at the St. Joseph hospital « A ; ; | Hore 4 "wind in la
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4 a i Hoss 2 : } Tuesday. gE school newspaper were present =| ing from the inside. Notice a
(From Page 1) I rig Mrs. B. gs Ahhounce Children’s Day ed at Fast Donewal High school how the framing members are &
{ the birth of a son on Saturday. A ny dk doubled all around the opening. ing.
fos Sips BY ON iss’ EV J children’s day program will be| jay oss. who received letters and} ee g :
Miss Sara Hershey and Miss Ev- Goes To. Cant ay I of aay. The e who received letters ana Dark shaded portions show insula- F RI Y and SATURDAY, JUNE 7-8 = rathe
; = ? ) ortificates were: Nancy Schule i ree 3 i 1 :
erott: of spent 0 Pp rendered in the Church of God on| certifica Nancy Sct | tion in place between the studding. \ Snr 3
a eo : | John Sheibley, sonn of Mr. and Sunday evening at 7:30 P. M. | Halon 3rubaker. Henry Haines, | A { J ? i si
Day with Miss Hershey's parents. | Mrs, H. B. Sheibley, will return| The Lutheran Church will hold] gusta Rannels, Miriam Haines. | 1 d window f to fill | K, N Z E L M AN S 2
T 7 T i : : : Sn i ih SEE Glitter of Gadeets Ofte i o Vs V ts S Bo To
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Myers, Sr, | today from Lehigh, his third year. their program on Sunday evening| Helen Baker. Norman Ney | Glitter of Gadgets Often Distracts one i Comes eM i We
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Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Myers, Jr,|He is a member of the R.OP.C June 16th. Swartz, George Reich, Builder 2 rom Quality Where you'll pay for them for years to 1 C\ E C R E A M 5 Wie
and children, Helen and Rober Military Corp, and will leave next Red Cross Fund Landvater and Mary Hei 1¢'s Needed Yost come in heat lost, drafty floors and ask
i : week for Virginia, where he will The Red Cross Quota was doubled | Cortifieat . ra Are you building a house for the i ws Or, you can hy ys single
spent Thursday at York County vend the su er at C: | ip a | ertificates were ees iret time? Then chances are you | July designed, precision built and or bi
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Hg Tepe ihc summer a. \amp { to $600 for the Landisville, Salunga | Robert Joknson o in kind of a daze. There are so | factory fitted windows and window Re Sri
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Spangler and family Birthday Dinner ! Petersburg and Rohrerstown er I Pauline We'sci things to decide, so many frames complete with weatherstrip |
opangler an amily. ) : : Gaal i or : Skis £0 bv. st thine that will be a joy and a comfort |
Wieses Verna Yrene Wisegarver] & birthday dinner was held on] trict, Mrs. Earle Ginder, Chairman | Hazel Bixler, : 0 buy, so many more things every year that you live in your Aft
and Kathryn Wachiman of Enolasd Sunday: at Pierce’s Wood in honor | reports $528 collected this far. Yor $56 v | hers Ts Jus Sod sand oy house. Yes, and you'll find that the | So x
spent Tuc oy at Mr. and Mrs. W.| of Judy Ammon, Mrs. Viola Brick- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ginder ha | Blottenb Jay rich and| there's nothing less glamorous than extra cost was money well spent | { 'L W. H RR and V
ne Tr Iv er, Miss Mildred Hamilton, and | son Jerre, Mr. and Mrs, Earle Gin-| pi: Dorcas Eshleman | the concrete footings and founda- because of heat bills, repair bills | wh
H. Myers, Jr d family ary orcas d red 1 aved —— fee
yrs an wig Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce who | der and sen Donald visited at Mill- tion. One doesn’t show them off to | 2nd T¢€ ecorating bills saved. ¥
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O. Brubak-| and MIs. ns = onald vistred abl M1 During the business session] one’s friends, but if you skim : | lowes
2 trite ir this a € ses | one’s ends, you skimp on wn 7% | 3 es
er, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walters will : celebrate their birthdeys this/ ersiing gi Dae i Da | which followed the banquet Grace | either, youll be busy for years to a Gan Replace, Windows F L 0 R N tons.
visited Mr. and Mrs. N n em Mes LUE tend i — 4a d | Be wers Blottenberger, 12, pre-| OTC Je. ane ay Windows are gn H y C I 1 H
. Those prese ere: I'S Y Saturday June 29th, is the date valls that a fr SW . a J valls, ey pr ct! 10 > > Lf »
Smith at Elizabethtown, Sunda: Those. present were:, Mrs, Lihan | suns . sented the mecrology report and! A Inve tr tie : ave our ar Ins ete ere In
3 ty 3 .! Hamilton and son, Jacob and] for the big Fire Company carnival. | I: : Si en Don’t Skimp On Framework your, investment in insulation and p
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Crowl and * > ; , : greet from each of the eight] Th : quality construction. Any home \ exams
children. Pauline { Maurice and daugaters, Mildred and Ruth, Mr.} A big time is in store for ery) oa ol Likewise the timber skeleton or | without weathertight windows is At An Early Dat i
. = ed Ab N nd Mrs. Ross Ammon and daugh- | number of the family consisted : f a sopra 1 b i in : % x mid oy is Rn V i be only i ag insulated. So when flat?”
th tr as ‘Nhe ale fiSiec 1.01 a S0prany y | all covered up, b you skimp on | y ild, get down to fundamen- ars
v. Mr. and Mus. Arthur | things to eat will be on sal Fe ot : A ft voit havo a o rs the You Wiss ffi 1 S No 5
5 : : i 2 andi lt 1 thasic and besides the { Marie Hollenbaugh, 3 nad carc iY owl have Sasoms floors that | tals, Always remember—you can | icia nspection tation, 0. 6 0 “Beca
Bricker and son, Bobby, Mr. anc > de m ne and be dos h | playing and during In tx jal} y svay step. add the gadgets any time, but you glob:
IMs. Frank Picrce and sons, George ompany will donate the Fh 13 \nd how about those great big can’t replace footings or timbers or
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Frank Jr., and daughter, Mild- | prizes: All expense we | trip | on of ir 3 a : holes in the wall, the rough win- | windows. They've got to be good Reaso
1 1 Mr. James Hostetter to the New Yorks World Fair; 5- Tile Jn chalfo of Wi dow openings. You ean buy win- | right from the start. |
red anc Mr. Jame: Py ©’ “| reunion was headed by the retiring “Qu
be Radio; 4 Qt. Cast aluminun . Ee ? a :
Te De Bs 10 3 : . 2 ! a |! president, A. R. Houseal. Two miles east of Cresson on{ Stimulate your business by adver= | flower
Sauce Pan; 6-Qt. cast aluminum : or: Ta : :
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sure to bring the family.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ginder and Mrs. Earl Myers and son Kenneth The
ited the home 1 the lormer ON dren, Junior and Jean of Pet-| of Falls Church, Va are spending| ™ look i
Friday evening. irg were Sunday guests of Mr. | some time with the former’s parents at the
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Mrs. Lloyd Vv ge: hw Mrs. Lloyd Musser. Mr. and Mrs. David Cooper. Mrs. Ple
pent rp and Mrs. Stanley Cooper.| pyers and son came to Harrisburg of his
nd Mr WH Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper| via Penna. Central Airlines
aster on, John W., and Mr. Harry Mrs. McMillian, of near Bain- AW
aval Nie Clarence 2 . 3 for
Mr. and Mrs. Clare : of Landisville, Mr. and Mrs. | pridge was a guest of Mrs. A, S. for a
returned home on Mons ] nk Witmer of Lancaster and| Weaver on Tuesday afternoon. and t
spending a week in Unionto ‘NC piley Hershey of Mount Joy spent While
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Columbus, Ohio | Friday to Sunday in Potter Coun- v1} on th
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Alwine Mrs. the hunting Camp of the NEWT mothe
"hrist Erb and Miss Mary Eh, of Guy Club, signs
Mi m called on Mr. and Mrs itor and be
Middletown called Ty Mr, anc B ) and Mrs. Walter Peifer and Miss Kate Copenheffer of Lan- of the
N. E. Hersney on sw eye a i Mrs. Levi Miller of Man-{ . 0. ig spending several weeks he
Mrs. Josephine » ofl} eim were to New Bloomfield over| _... nr. .nq Mrs. Clayton Risser. daught
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1 M Wednesday and Thursday, at the Mr. and Mrs. Amos Scheaffer of | to me
ive wit] ne VIrs is 1 : cia >the.
Some tie T° Miller Hunting Camp. Lancaster visited Mr. and Mrs. | mothe
2 Tichael Wagen Mi Rernice Heistand, who Daniel = Geltmaciner, Sr, Sunday | better
Mr. and Mrs JX duated this year from East} . Fac
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yn, David 3. of erstown, PEN | re mpfield High School, Landisville Miss Vera Haines and Miss Ella Wher
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Benja-| the graduating class tour- Mae Weaver of Lancaster are | your. g
: mbright is week ; ivy ad
min Hambright. 2s cog] ton, D. C., this week. guests of Miss Helen Tate of York | trouse
Mr. and Mrs. Waller of ; Fair of Florin visited Several days this week. | knees,
Blain, Perry C unty a d M rank Fair and family on Mr. and Mrs. Salem Gamber and | ched <
Eqgene Rice, oi oa 4h mn Miss Alma Fair of Eli- son, Schuyler, Mr. and Mrs. Em- | That's
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Willic town and Miss Pauline Fair} Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob |
Rice : Mount Joy were visitors at the Geltmacher, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel | Just
Mr. and Mrs. Frank n 97%! came place. Geltmacher, Jr, Mrs. Elizabeth| ly figh
daughter. Edith, Ti Red Cross Funds _ | Resh, Messrs. Clayton Risser and | fly.
Lester Weibley, Mr and JOI : Mrs. Mary K. Minnich; captain Clayton Geltmacher attended the | ser <
Kinerd and A iy ‘ for the Salunta and vicinity Hn Quarterly Conference at Brunner- | VISIT GENERAL MOTORS EXHIBITS AT THE NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO WORLD'S FAIRG YE .
CE A Ee I HO WONDER PONTIAC 15 HAVING THE BIGGEST he
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Campbell. : d thanks to the contributors ren. Cleo and Owen and Mr. | ay ad x Te : |
Sunday visitors at the i of = : tors for their support and children Boiler ei Sari henner A da Hel 4 ; PONTIAC is built to PY 7 Ser He'll say, first, that Pontiac is a big cer, with | fur co:
Sunday Mutger were: and solicitors or s and Mrs. Samuel Peiffer were Sun- | people who want to m k all the advantages only big cars can offer. Big-car sise Sonn
1 and Mrs. William Mateer were:| _ ... . The amount collected! . _.. +» and Mrs. Ulrich | ake a cham ATs % \ piece ©
Mr. an 4 ~~" | cooperation. e 2 day visiors of Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich | from small ; a big-car ride—big-car luxury and performeass. { { oi
ve field phey = eT E re y . 1"
Mr. and Mrs. “Wink 2 ey was $142.50. This is $7.50 less than Soner of Myerstown and Mr and | bw oe That's why Pontiac, which ™ “a But most important of all, he’ll say that Poatise, ore gi
and children of Mount Joy ‘and Mr.| the quota for tais area. Mrs, Lloyd Houck of Richland. | p e 2, -car mark this week, is having spite of its extra size and value, 1s just 63 emp 80
and Mrs. Harold Kling and daugh- Ray, Eugene and May Beasion the greatest year in its history! d just as economical to operate as his former “Hee
ter of Elizabethtown. Kibet] FARM LOAN OFFICE MOVED of Florinel spent Sunday with | Ask any one of the thousands of small car d ql thet. ll a
Mvers of Elizabeth x r a al ~~ rr ; av 5 . and let us prove to yom 2, ie nin
Clarence 'B. Myers ¢ Zabe FROM LANDISVILLE their sister, Mrs. Jacob Geltmacher. | a owners who have changed over to Pontiac this year
Ira Carl: Wolge- Paul S. Baker, secretary .treasur- : ¥HE FIRST PONTIAC (1926) THE 1940 PONTIAC why he did 50 and he'll tell you } you can afford and operate any new csr, you hy someth
town, Nol uth and Oscar 4 Too. t Na- ! . s | Base price, $899. Wheelbase, 110 inches. Base price, $783. Wheelbase, 117 inches — pion. can afford a Pontiadt ] single
muth, ‘Jacob Wolgemuth 2 per of the Lancaster County Easton was. the "first city in ‘the | Horsepower, 36. Weight, 2320 Ibs. Price Horsepower, 87. Weight, 3155 pounds. Prics $ ] Pp FOR THE SPECIAL Al him th:
Hanson,’ of - Elizabethtown Wwere| .. ...| Farm Loan association, has United ‘States 'to light its’ main ap- | per H. $24.97. Price per!b..38)2 cents. per H.P., $9.60. Price per pound, 23 cents. & 3 delivered at Pontiac, Mich “1X BY SiNyes couse Co godess Sikes Hil 1 4
> mn Mon- Ea . . L 3 2 ? ichigan tat i rah ; what, |
fishing ‘at Bowers Beach « Vio moved from his home at Landisville proaches _ with the - high visibility | optional equipment and accessories— extra om pr oh giv 94 18] rates, state an cal texes (if amy - = 1
day, where they caugnt 340_fish. |, 4 has’ opened permanent head-| 4. lamp. 8 without notice. A etors Vi ried lof
‘Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wolgemuth quarters of the association at 30 E — eee { 120 South Market treet -
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called on Mr. William Brosey at| Chestnut st., in Lancaster. Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. figure
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