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Orphans’ Court Sale
— of —
REAL ESTATE!
Tues., October 27,1942
will be offered at public sale on the
premises in East Donegal Township,
County, Pennsylvania, the
following real estate, to wit:
TRACT OF 46 ACRES and 86 PER-
CHES, bounded by the Donegal
Road and being midway between
the Old Harrisburg Pike and the
Donegal Road, about one mile west
of Florin.
The improvements are a
'WO STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, A
BARN, with TOBACCO
SHED attached, CHICKEN HOUSE.
Electricity. Running Water in the
Housge. Good Pump.
2 ACRES OF MEADOW
Sale to commence at 2:00 p. m.
on Tuesday, October 27, 1942, when
terms will be made known by
David M. Shelly,
Administrator of the Estate
of Minnie M. Shelly
C. S. Frank, Auctioneer.
Appel & Appel, Attorneys. 10-15-2t
PUBLIC SALE
— 0. —
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1942
Will be offered at Public Sale on the
premices, located 4 miles southwest
of Millersville, along the hard road
between Ietore and Stehman’s U.
B. .Church, in Manor Township,
Lancaster County, Pa. the follow-
ing real estate, to wit:
. DFSIRABLE 150-ACRE FARM .
Suitable for dairying. tobacco and
general crops: one hundred acres
under cultivation, 40 acres of creek
and spring watered pasture; bal-
ance in woods and planted ever-
greens. The improvements are a
BRICK DWELLING for 2 families;
has slate roof; electric: new steam
furnace, with stoker; bath, shower
and laundry.
BARN. 100x50 ft. with Corn Barn
25x50 ft.; has slate roof, and is
equipped for 22 cows; silo, milk
house, feed room, hog sty and chick-
en house: brooder house: TWO
TOBACCO SHEDS, 180x36ft., and
84x24 ft. The buildings are central-
lv located and are supplied with
water from a well and a strong
spring,
Sale to be held at 2:00 n. m., on
Tuesday, October 27, 1942. Terms by
AMMON G. HUBER
Washington Boro, R. 1, Pa.
V. D. Kling, Auct.
Beverly Twin Market
Every Thursday Night
ALL YEAR AROUND — 7:08 P. M.
Fruit, Meats, Hardware, Paints,
Cheese
Also 50,000
Baby Chicks
EVERY WEEK
(All Breeds)
/
Sexed Pullets & Cockerels on order
‘G. K. Wagner Chickery
On Old Hershey Pike, near Eliza-
bethtown. Phone 291-R-2, Every- |.
body invited.
ALDINGER and WAGNER, Auct.
© SAVE MONEY BY
‘READING THE ADS
The Bulletin, ‘Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pa., Thursday Afteriioon, October 22, 1942
SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS :
Meunt Joy, Pa. If you want a nowce or your sale
inserted in this register weekly from
:
now until day of szle. ABSOLUTE-
LY FREE, send or phone us yeur
Good Health |sale date and when you are ready,
Is Needed! let us print your bills. That's the
{cheapest advertising you can get.
Becauseof
the increased
strain from
housework,
volunteer
Every Thurs. Night—At Beverly
{Twin Market, north of Elizabeth-
town, the regular weekly commun-
work, or other lity sale by G. K. Wagner. See
war work, protect your health |advertisement.
with an Individually Designed |
Spencer Support. Saturday, Oct. 24—On the prem-
lises in Millersville, real estate and
personal property by John S. Lan-
|dis and J. N. Brubaker, administra-
E'TOWN, PA./tors of John B. Neff, deceased. Fd-
gar Funk, auct.
MRS. MARY W. FREY
434 S. Market St.
Phone 243-R
MRS. EDNA K. MUMMA Rl
Phone 345J5 ETOWN PA.| Saturday, Oct. 24—On the pre-
‘mises on North Market street, Mt.
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE yo Boro, real estate and personal
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY! |
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 194zjProperty by Frank Felker. C. S.
RL [Frank Auct.
On the premises situated in the| rrr
village of Mastersonville, Lancaster Saturday, Oct. 24—On the pre-
omiy: Des the following deserib- ices at Landisville, real estate and
ed real estate, viz: > : i
LOT OF GROUND on which is household goods, by Daniel B. Steh
erected a 215 Story Frame Dwelling man, Phares B. Stehman and Harry
Frame Barn, Fruit Trees, Vines and B. Stehman, Executors of the es-
Berries on the premises. Buildings’tate of Annie M. Stehman, deceased.
in good repair and electrically e- E. V. Spahr, Auct. Sale at 1 P. M.
quipped. House has slate roof. A| !
1 of never-failing water conven-
Yalliof never mg v | Saturday, Oct. 24—On his farm
Also at the same time and place near Campbelltown, 60 head of pure
the following personal property will 1,04 certified Canadian Holstein
be sold: Bedroom Suite, Parlor :
Suite, Beds, 2 Desks, Rockers and °WS heifers and bulls by Edward
Chairs and a large variety of other/OQ'Neal, Hess and Dupes aucts. See
articles. Sale at 12:30 p. m. advertisement.
MRS. NATHAN S. ZUG
Walter Dupes, Auct.
Landis & Garman, Clks. 3t
Tuesday, Oct. 27—On the pre~
mises 4 miles southwest of Millers-
PUBLIC SALE ville, in Manor Twp., 150-acre farm
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1942 with improvements by Ammon G.
The undersigned Executrix of the ruber. Kling, auct. See adver-
Will of Geo. F. Neiss, also known as
George F. Neiss, pursuant to an or-
der of Sale by the Orphans’ Court rT
of Lancaster County, for payment Tuesday, Oct. 27—On the pre-
of debts will sell at Public Sale at mises in East Donegal Township,
the Sutin i Th ihe Mouk one mile west of Florin, real estate
Joy Bulletin, East Main Street, the, p,q M Shelly, Administrator
following deseribed Real Estate: {of the Estate of Minnie W. Shelly.
2%; STORY BRICK Qe C. S. Frank, auct. See advertise-
DWELLING HOUSE iment.
Situated at the corner of South oT
Barbara St. and New Street, in the, Thursday, October 29—In Rapho
Borough of Mount Joy. Lot con- Twp, on road from Newtown to
tains in front on S. Barbara Street nr. jetta, 1'2 miles southwest of
46 feet and in depth of that width|
150 feet to a 14 ou alley. Newtown and 1% mile north of the
This is a very desirable dwelling| Marietta and Lancaster Pike, a farm
house erected in 1939, contains 6 f 80 acres, Brick House, New Barn,
rooms, hot and cold water, and Chicken House, Tobacco Shed, ete.
tisement.,
bath, gas and electric, h
iy 55 iol “Water by C. M. Herr. Sale at 2 p. m. C. S.
Sale to be held at 7:30 P. M., Frank, Auct.
when terms and conditions of sale -—
will be made BRows by MARKLEY| Friday, Oct. 30—At fhe Auction
Executrix of the Will of Geo. F.| Rooms of the Mount Joy Bulletin,
Neiss, also known as George F. Neiss on East Main street, at 7:30, real
Chas ‘S. Frank, Auct. lestate by Emma Markley, Executrix
Wm. C. Rehm, Atty. lof the will of Geo. F. Neiss. C. S.
10 813t auct. See advertisement.
Saturday, Oct, 31-~On the pre-
{mises No. 345 North George Street,
Millersviile, entire lot of household
Waser, auct.
Saturday, Oct. 31—On - the prem-
lises in the village of Mastersonville.
Lot of Ground with 2'2 story frame
hecuse, Frame Barn, Fruits, also
[some household goods by Mrs.
Nathan S. Zug. Walter Dupes, Auct.
Wednesday, November 4—On the
| . . .
4 premises in Manor Twp., midway
'betwcen Kauffmans Machine Shop
9 land Auments Gas station, 1 acre
“ {ground with 2% Story Frame House,
Frame Barn by Ameclia H. Brubaker.
Saturday, Oct. 24, 194
AT 12 NOON
Edgar Funk, Auct.
Thursday, Nov. 5—On the prem-
|ises in Manor Twp., at the inter-
section of the Charleston and Don-
erville road, real estate and person-
Sale at 2 p. m.
On my farm, Palmyra R. 1, located one-half mile north of Camp- |al property by Jacob C. Habecker,
belltown, 2 miles south of Palmyra.
records.
ing.
known by
Edward O’Neal
HESS and DUPES, Auctioneers.
HARVEY RETTEW, Pedigrees.
GINGRICH and HORST, Clerks.
Head Pte Bred Certified Canadian
Holstein Cows, Heifers & Bulls
Most of these cows are fresh by day of sale, the balance close springers.
In this herd .you will find plenty of 4% blood lines, some with R. O. P.|
Individuals that are sure to please.
Dixie Roebuck Rattler, 13,903 lbs. milk, 467 lbs. fat as a three year |
old. Susie Comet Calamity, milked 75 Ibs. per day on twice a day milk- |
Longpark Matchless Rag Apple and liongpark Rag Apple Snow
niilked 70 pounds on twice a day milking.
Cows and Heifers of this type are very hard to buy.
kind and where can you find them better?
2 BULLS FIT FOR SERVICE
SOME VERY FINE HEIFER CALVES
Catalogues furnished on day of sale when conditions will be made |
2 miles from Hershey. Edgar Funk, Auct. Sale at 12 M.
Saturday, November 28—-On the
premises in East Donegal Twp.
|midway on the road known as the
{Long Lane, leading from the Mount
{Joy-Marietta Pike to the Marietta-
Lancaster Pike, Pair Mules, few
{farm Implements, household goods,
'by Harry Young and Hiram Paules.
C. S. Frank, Auct.
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BUSINESS #47; |
We all need this
goods by Charles R. Berrvier A. K. }
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' Joy; Austin Berrier, Mount Joy R2;
HE TALKS THROUGH HIS THROAT
It looks like Mary Boland’s choker. It’s really a new type of micro-
phone for the men of the Armored Force. Easier to slip on than his
necktie, the new mike snaps about the tank man’s throat, leaving his
hands free for action on the controls or machine gun button. Two small
“mike buttons” press gently against the column of the throat, pick
up the tank commander’s words directly from vocal cord vibrations,
cutting out all extraneous noises, the roar of motors, the chatter of
machine guns, and thus eliminating one of the handicaps to intelligi-
bility in combat communications. Microphones like this, as well as
rugged tank radios, are coming off Western Electric assembly’ lines.
On the fighting front they will provide the clear communication be-
tween armored units so vital to successful mechanized attack
Fackler, Mount Joy; Jacob Mum-
ma, Mount Joy R2; Oscar Erdley,
Paul Van Cleve
Mount Joy R1; and Lester’ Erb,
(From page 1)
. ‘is : Lancaster Rl.
of age, parents and participants in | :
Pigs Sold High.
A new high price of $16.75 aver-
age per hundredweight, the best
record in the county this year, was
all five county-wide annual husk-
ing contests, are traditional rivals.
A year ago Van Cleve and Michener
battled it out to the third decimal
3, Betty Jane Ginder, Mount Joy |
B2; 4, Harold Musser, Mt. Joy R1.
In Baby Beef showmanship, the
placing was:
1, Harold Musser; 2, June Ging-
rich: &% Joseph Wolgemuth Jr., Mt.
Joy RI.
The Lamb Exhibit.
Twenty-seven lambs wer on ex-
hibit by nine members of the Mount
Joy 4-H Lamb Club. These were
held for exhibit sale at the
Lancaster stock yards in December.
The exhibitors placed as follows:
1, James Landis, Rohrerstown; 2,
Glenn Ranck, Washington boro R1;
3, William Endslow, East Donegal;
4, Alma Longenecker, Elizabeth-
town; 5, James Endslow, East Don-
ezal; 6, Richard Buckwalter, Lititz;
7. Mervin Peifer, Manheim; 8, Geo.
Endslow, East Donegal; 9, Robert
Greider, Mount Joy.
and
Sheep Showmanship.
In the sheep showmanship contest
the placing was:
I, James Landis, Rohrerstown;
Glenn Ranck, Washington boro RI;
Alma Longenecker, Elizabeth-
town.
In addition to the above, there
judging
rings in
three
was a general live stock
consisting of three
33 members of
clubs participated Thursday after-
class
which the
r-oon.
Many, Many Pumpkins
Harry
of the vegetable display, said “more
than had be-
Mr. Hauenstein, chairman
pumpkins we ever
fore.” The vegetable department
was somewhat smaller than last
| vear but the quality of the exhibits
was superior to any former show.
In the “Victory Garden” display,
consisting of ten or more kinds of
exhibit of Daniel A. Brubaker,
Ephrata RI1.
Approximaaely 600 eggs were en-
tered in the show, making it one
point. The champ made a score of realized by members of the Mount
23.108, besting Minchener’s score of
23.107 by .001 of a bushel in a photo
finish.
‘Stanley Stauffer Third
Third place Tuesday afternoon
was taken by Stanley Stauffer, of
Quarryville R3, with a score of 24.55
bushels Stauffer was the 1940
county husking champion.
Twenty-four men showed up for
the preliminary trials held at the
Musser farm in the morning. Half
Joy
their 18 head of Chester
swine at public auction.
Champion pig of the show, ex-
hibited by Ralph Hostetter, of Man-
heim R2, was purchased at 17 cents
a pound by Ray Keller, a local
White
dealer.
Other buyers supporting the sale
of 4-H pigs were: ot
Quality Meat Market of this boro;
Keller & Heisey, Mt. Joy; Robert
were eliminated in the first test and | Edwards, Landisville; Ray Kaylor,
twelve entered the finals which | E'izabethtown, and Groff's Meat
started at 1 p. m. Other placings Market, Elizabethtown.
follow: M. M. Smith, assistant county
Fourth,” Lewis Bixler, Mount Joy agent, announced the winners in
Rl, 2425 bushels; fifth, Carl |the general live stock judging con-
test were the following:
1, Ella Martin, Mount Joy R1, re-
ceived a gold medal; 2, Glenn
Ranck, Washington boro R1, silver
nmiedal; ‘and 3, James Endslow, East
Donegal, bronze medal.
Stonesifer, Elizabethtown R1, 23.63
bushels; “sixth, Paul Weidler, Lititz
R3. 225 bushels (Weidler placed
third last year); seventh, Sylvester
Valter, Elizabethtown R1, 22.02
bushels;
John Wagner, Mount Joy RI, and
William Neff, Lancaster R2, tied for
eighth and ninth place, each hav- |
ing a score of 21.84 bushels: tenth,
The medals were awarded by the
Mount Joy Chamber of Commerce.
Pig Show Winners.
In pig showmanship the winners
Demos Roland, Elizabethtown Ri, Placed: 1. Rhelda Eshleman; 2,
20.19 bushels; eleventh, Reuben Hostetter; 3, Kathaleen Hos-
Letter.
Mowrer, Columbia R1, 18.99 bush-
els; and twelfth, Milton
Columbia R1, 18.76 bushles.
Officials Are Listed
Charles Ricedorf, Rheems; Curvin
Martin, Mount Joy R1; and Harry
Hauenstein, Elizabethtown RI;
comprise the general committee.
H. S. Sloat and M. M. Smith, as- ember.
sistant county agents, i The exhibitors in this club placed
scorckeepers.
H. E. Hauenstein, Elizabethtown |
Rl; and Charles Rank, Leola, were 2, Marlin Musser, Mount Joy RI;
husk weighmasters.
| I
Harry Hershey, Marietta R11, wa Cider! Um ! Um J
Mowrer,! Twelve head of steers were on
exhibit by the Mount Joy 4-H Baby
"Beef Club.
1
Si
These remained at the
wow until Saturday and then re-
turned to the farms of the owners.
They will be exhibited and sold at
the Lancaster stock yards in Dec-
served as
jas follows Thursday:
1, June Gingrich, Lancaster RI;
corn weighmaster.
Harold Endslow, Marietta Rl, was
wagon weighmaster.
The sampling committee |
consisted of Elmer Nuller, Mount
Joy: John Mumma and Paul Gar-
ber, Elizabethtown: and Walter
Drager, Columbia.
The husk committee consisted of
D. C. Witmer and Elvin Goll, Mount
Joy; and Monroe Garber, Elizabeth-
town. + EIR
The referees, one to each wagon,
were: Ammon Bucher, Manheim
R1; Park Kreider, Mount Joy R2;
Samuel Kolp, Mount Joy RI1; Frank
Weidman, Mount Joy R1 Denny
Kumble, Mount Joy; Kauffman
Herr, Mount Joy R1; Amos Strick-
ler, Mount Joy R1; N. Gall, Mount
corn
Emerson Rohrer, Manheim R. D.
Martin - Shearer, Elizabethtown R1;
4-H Pig club at the sale of
{ Mrs. Jacob Snyder and Mr. Oscar
of the largest and best exhibits of
eggs in Lancaster County this sea-
son, according to H. S. Sloat, assist-
ant county agent, who judged the
The classes are modeled
State Farm
and substantial prizes were offered.
4-H Judging
W. B. Connell, State College live-
stock specialist, judged all the 4-H
Club exhibits of baby beeves, pigs
and anid
various showmanship
display.
after the Show rules
the
contests held
James F.
Keim, of State College, and M. M.
Smith, assistant county agent, com-
lambs, supervised
Thursday afternoon.
vi'l@d the summary club records.
The 18 Chester White pigs sold
Friday evening, it was found, made
a nearly “perfect” record, their av- |
erage daily gain being 149 pound
per pig per day. The lot weighed
in at a total of 4448 pounds, or an
average of 247 pounds. All were
purchased s Walter Sword
farm, Columbia R2, on May 20, and
were feed by the Mount Joy 4-H
Pig Club members for a total of 137
from
days.
The Champion Pig
Ralph Hostetter, Manheim R2, ex-
hibited the champion pig of the
Rhelda Marietta
R1, was second; Kathaleen Hostet-
R2, was third;
Marietia RI,
show. Eshleman,
ter, Manheim and
Doris Shuman, was
fourth.
In the
final scoring in which
feeding, management and care dur-
ing the year is considered the plac-
ing was as follows: 1. Rhelda Esh-
2. Ralph Hostetter; 3. Doris
Shuman; 4, Eshleman,,
Marietta RI.
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NEWTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rhoads of |
1
seman;
Mervin
Reading, Mrs. Walter Singer of |
Ironville were Sunday visitors of [
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Mr. John Fogie Sr. is on the sick
list.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Geltmacher
Sr. visited daughters Mrs.
Marvin Garner and Mrs. Rethuvior|
Brenneman, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Risser and
Miss Kate Copenheffer of
ter
Moore.
|
|
their
Lancas- |
spent Sunday afternoon with |
Donavon of Mt. Joy.
Mr. Mrs. Earl Stettler
Lancaster were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer, Sr. |
Miss Kate Copenheffor of Lanc- |
aster who spent several days with
Mrs. Risser
turned to her home on Tuesday.
and of |
Mr. and Clayton re-
and Aaron Musser, Mt. Joy RI.
> % Ape
The gleaners, one to each wagon, | = bia : Too Bes a |
were: Hiram Mowrer, Columbia; | © Penn. Dipint > of Carters 1 4
Enos Gibble, Mount Joy; Chester | _. thi bett t1
a Nothing tastes better ese au-
Ney, Mount Joy; Raymond Zook, | {al days than a good drink of
Lancaster R6; Levi Brubaker, Man- ade cid In many
tangy, fresh-
beim; Ezra Hoover, Elizabethtown: + or d
Paul Wagner Mount Joy RI; Amos | oo pe so %
ils |
sweet juice {roan apples, as pictured
Regler, = Elizabethtown; William above:
Mr. Irvin Witmer, Jr. spent Sun-
day in Mount Joy with friends.
ty
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tising in the Bulletin.
vegetables, first ribbon was won by
C. Emerson Rohrer, of Manheim;
Ray Shelley, Mastersonville, took
second place with his garden dis-
play; and third ribbon went to the
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