‘Where Food Stored
Infestations Stopped
| When Habits Are Known
Cockroach infestations may be
'eurbed by understanding the habits
jof the pests and approved methods
of control, according to Dr. E. W.
| Lowrance of the department of biol- |
{ogy and consultant of the agricul-
j tural extension service, University
‘of Nevada.
Roaches are likely to estab-
lish themselves anywhere that
food is stored or handled. They
are found most frequently in old
buildings, but new houses may
be infested and overrun by ani-
mals inadvertently transported

to them from outside sources.
~The animals have a liking for
| starch-containing foods, he said, and

| These two workers in a Gallatin,
cheese plant are ‘“hooping”’
the cheese before it is pressed.

even been known to attack
books. They seem to like the starch
‘and ‘glue in the binding.
Associated with a relatively heavy
'infestation of roaches, the consult-
ant said, is a nauseating fetid
odor.
This comes from an oily secretion
‘in the scent glands of the animals.
The oil is deposited on foods, dishes
‘or any other utensils over which
the animals may crawl. Because
of their pollution of foods, he said,
they may be classed as disease car-
riers.
Quality

CHICKS
50,000 BABY CHICKS
"(All Breeds)
FROM BLOOD-TESTED FLOCKS
Every Tues., Wed., Fri.
SEXERN CHICKS/ON ORDER
White Pgkin and Indian Runner
~~ DUCKLINGS
TURKEY POULTS
Be sure toilet ug have your order
EARLY! J
G.K. Wagrier's Chickery
On Old Hershey Pike —
at Beverly Twin Market
Write or Phone for price list.
P. O. Box 226 Elizabethtown, Pa.
PHONE 291-R-2
Public Sale

Cockroaches are active at
night, and, during the day, hide
in dark, sheltered places. They
can usually be found under
baseboards, behind drawers,
wall cabinets, and drainboards,
and beneath flooring.
Their hiding places can some-
times be found by the sudden turn-
ing on of a light in a roach-infest-
ed room, which will cause them to
run from their hiding places.
To prevent roach infestation, the
biologist suggests that all food sup-
plies and the cartons or containers
in which they are delivered be care-
fully inspected.
If cockroaches are found, not only
should they be destroyed, but the
carton should be burned immediate-
ly, ‘as it may be infested with roach
eggs.
Windows and ventilators of build-
ings should be tightly screened, he
said, food supplies should be stored
carefully, and garbage removed as
rapidly as it accumulates.
“Fumigation is perhaps the
most effective way to eliminate
roaches,” the consultant said,
‘but this method is exceedingly
dangerous unless handled by an
expert.
Plenty of Spuds!
Potatoes for a fighting nation pour
in from America’s farmlands at
The Chicago & Northwestern Rail-
road’s Wood street huge ‘Potato
Yard,” in Chicago. Some 4,000,000
pounds of spuds arrive daily from
every state in the Union. The yard
has a capacity for 600 freight cars,
each carrying 600 bushels of po-
tatoes.

Rural Briefs

Walnut, maple and white oak are
needed for war uses. Farmers
should contact two or more buyers
for offers on trees.
> *
Experts in the fields of transpor-
tationand grain storage say that
a great deal of grain will have to
be held in farm storage for a period
after harvest. Terminal storage will
not be available to hold the crops at
any one time.
*
EE
SOYBEANS ARE NEEDED
Oil is needed for the war effort
and high protein concentrates are
in demand for livestock feeding.
Soybeans produced by Pennsylvan-
ia farmers this year will help to re-
lieve shortages of both, Agronomists
of the Pennsylvania State Co''ege
say that oil can be extracted from
the beans and the meal used for
feed.
ll A AR
Everybody in this locality reads
The Bulletin—that’s why its adver-
tisers get such excellent. results,

Thursday, May 20, '43
12:00 NOON
On my farm, Palmyra Ril, located % mile north of Campbelltown,
2 miles south of Palmyra, 2 miles from Hershey.
NAL
oad Pure Bred Certified Canadian
Holstein Cows, Heifers & Bulls
35 of these cows are fresh by day of sale, the remainder close spring-
ers. These cows are big producers of high testing milk, bred to high
They will please you.
3 BULLS—SUITABLE FOR HERD SIRES. From splendid dams
‘classed bulls.
Weaned Bull and Heifer Calves from the above cows, just the thing
to increase in value and grow into money. These animals must be seen
to be fully appreciated. They are built in every way. All animals are
certified and accredited.
Health certificates furnished. Catalogues on day of sale.
will be made known by
Edward O’Neal
HESS and DUPES, Auctioneers.
HARVEY RETTEW, Pedigrees.
GINGRICH and HORST, Clerks.
¥
Conditions
The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Lancaster Coiinty, Pa., Thursday Afterfioon, May 13, 1943
IRONVILLE
Christian Endeavor was held on
Sunday evening, with Carolyn
Mummaw, presiding, special music
was rendered by Misses Jean Al-
bright, Mildred Seigrist and Nancy
Mummaw, and by Misses Sara,
Nancy and Milley Mummaw. Mrs.
George Fornoff, was the leader and
the topic was, Mother in the home.
The C. E. Society wrote letters to
Thomas Wagner, at Great Lakes,
Illinois.
Pfc and Mrs. James Garber, of
Washington, D, C., were week end
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Garber.
Yvone Falk of
visiting at the home
Cooper.
Sunday morning Mothers day ser-,
vice was observed in the Sunday
School. Mrs. Lydia Staley, acted as
superintendent; Mrs. John Young,
secretary; Mrs. Harold Albright,
chorister; Mrs. Erma Shearer, pian-
ist. Mrs. Iona Metzger, taught the
Sunday school lessons and the
school was addressed by Mrs. Har-
ry Jackson, of Columbia, with an
inspiring address.
Miss Betty Loder is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Richard Snyder at Tal-
lahassee, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daum and Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Daum of Philadel-
phia. Mr, and Mrs. Morris Wittell
and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wittell of
Reading, Pa., attended the funeral
of George Weller on Sunday.
On Tuesday evening a Mother's
and Daughter’s service will be held
in the Ironville U. B. church at
6:45 P. M. all mothers and daugh-
ters of the village are invited to at-
tend.
The property of George S. Camp-
bell was sold at public sale on Sat-
urday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Haverstick.
John A, Fox, who operated the
Sunnyside dairy in the vicinity of
West Hempfield township and Co-
lumbia borough, has sold his route
to N. K. Musser, and the custom-
ers are being served by Lloyd Nolt
of Silver Spring.
Mrs. Albert Bard,
chair, while cleaning
broke a shoulder blade.
Engle Forrey, while driving his
automobile skidded on loose stone,
on the road between the Columbia
Malleable Casting Company and the
Ironville pike, it required the ser-
vices of a tow truck, to place the
car on its wheels, the car was only
slightly damaged, and Mr. Forrey
was not injured, as he was not
driving very fast.
Pfc. Ray Mummaw, located in the
Solomon Islands, telegraphed his
mother, Mrs. Guy Mummaw, sever-
al dozen of roses.
Pvt. Clayton Greider, located at
Trinidad, cablegramed a “mother’s
greeting” to his mother, Mrs. Har-
ry Greider.
le Register
If you want a notice ot your sale
inserted in this register weekly from
now until day of sale. ABSOLUTE-
LY FREE, send or phone us your
sale date and when you are ready,
let us print your bills. That's the
cheapest advertising you can get.
Lemoyne, was
of Dorothy
fell from a
house and
Saturday, May 8—On the prem-
ises in the village of Salunga,
household goods by Mrs. Wilson K.
Detwiler, 1:00 P. M. C. S. Frank,
Auct.
Thursday, May 20—On the prem-
ises % mile north of Campbelltown,
50 head pure bred certified Cana-
dian Holstein cows, heifers & bulls
by Edward O'Neal. Hess and Dupes,
aucts. See advertisement.
Saturday, June 12—On the prem-
ises on the corner of Marietta and
Foplar streets, in Mount Joy Boro.,
household goods by Joseph A.
Charles, Adm. of Susan M. M.
Charles, dec’d. C. S. Frank, Auct.
Sale at 1:00 P. M.
rms) or A tie
TODAY'S MARKETS
Prices Paid To Farmers
Wheat 0.0 on per bu. $ 1.25
Hay per ton 20.00
[Local Draft
Classifications
By No. 1Board
(From Page 2)
Hugh S. Fitzpatrick, R1, E'town
John Park Sterrett, Elizabethtown
Joseph Benjamin Young, Manheim
Robert Hoffman Zeiters, Florin
Paul Henritzy Hess, Manheim
Ammon Gearhart, Rome, N, Y.
Stanley Earl Gainer, RI, Bainbridge
Joseph E. Hank, Marietta
Roy Sheaffer Zink, Mount Joy
Walter L. Hein, Elizabethtown
Robert Hoyt Boggs, Elizabethtown
Wallace Charles Broucht, E’town
Benjamin Herbert Hess, E'town
George Watson Schneider, Mt. Joy
Ray Benjamin Anderson, R1, Mount
Joy
Irvin Bigler Ney, Maytown
Ivan Lester Gochnauer, Manheim
Christ Young Horst, Marietta
Claude D. Bomberger, R1, Manheim
Jacob Herr, Maytown
Roland Ralph Forwood, R1, E'town
Frank Copenhoffer Nissley, Mt. Joy
Samuel Groff Smith, Mt. Joy
Frank William Greenly, R1, E'town
Charles H, Enterline, Manheim
Wesley Koser Wittle, Mount Joy
Rea Samuel Wisman, Marietta
Earl William Garber, Mount Joy
Walter S. Fry, Elizabethtown
Edgar Lea Rhinehart, Maytown
David P. Miller, Manheim
Jay Gish Lindemuth, Mount Joy
Herman Hess Geib, R2, Manheim
Hiram Risser Detweiler, Mount Joy
Henry Heistand Norenhold, R2,
Manheim
Harry William Shelley, Manheim
Wallace W. Busser, Elizabethtown
Reginald Leibfried, R2, Mt. Joy
Paul Milton Ricker, Elizabethtown
Dewey Guy Kunkel, Mount Joy
Russe] Wittle Bretz, Florin
Ivan D. Nace, Marietta
Jchn Daniel Barto, Elizabethtown
Charles George Penwell, Jr., Mari-
etta
Harvey Landis Olweiler, R1, E'town
Ralph Ream Sumpman, Marietta
Paul Bollinger Hibshman, R1, Leba-
non
Ezra Wenger Eichelberger, Manh’m
David Faus Miller, R3, Manheim
David Paul Shire, R1, Manheim
Lester Elmer Roberts, Mount Joy
Edward Sturgis Baker, Marietta
Leroy Shreiner Zell, Elizabethtown
David Winters Shank, R1, E’town
Elwood Nelson Shank, E'town
George Brown Siller, Mount Joy
Clayton Sharp Greiner, R2, Manh’m
Charles Edward Weaver, Manheim
James Otto Toppins, Elizabethtown
Walter Snavely Pittinger, Manheim’
Paul James Raber, Marietta
Blasius Witmyer Ganter, Manheim
Joseph Rettew, Marietta
Arlington Russel Thoman, E'town
John D. Miller, Mount Joy .
Walter C. Landis, Elizabethtown
Jacob Shue, R3, Manheim
Waldo Emerson Baker, E'town
Gilbert Thomas Steener, E’town
Frank Pierce Garner, Rome, N, Y.
John Samuel Herchelroth, Marietta
Paul W. Smuck, Marietta *
Emanuel Stahl Miller, E'town
Charles Lester Weachter, Manheim
Samuel Helfrich Collins, E'town
| Emmeret B. Will, R1, Manheim
Irvin Lipo: Charles, R1, Elizabetht'n
Herbert Eugene George, Manheim
Maurice Nevin Bailey, Mt. Joy
Leroy Fisher Leedom, Rheems
Irvin L. Kraybill, Elizabethtown
George Baldwin Youngman, Man-
heim
Walter Good Kopp, Florin
Eli D. Ament, Mount Joy
Rolandus Hosea Raffensperger, RI,
Elizabethtown
Howard Raymond Shaeffer, E’town
Roy M. Nissley, Manheim
Edward Arthur Koppenhaver, Eliz-
abethtown
Edgar Smith Keefer, Grantham, Pa.
Harry Conrad Miller, Marietta
Harry Monroe Guttschall, R1, Eliza-
bethtown
Roy Andrew Blair, Elizabethtown
Fmmet Henry Wright, Marietta
Walter Albert Sipel, Elizabethtown
Samuel Oscar Bretz, Elizabethtown
Ralph Elmer Hein, Elizabethtown
George Samuel Roberts, Sr., Mari-
etta
Robert Fegely Vanderslice, Marietta
Ralph Samuel Arehart, R3, Manh’'m
Vincent Ray Zerphey, R2, E'town
Homer H. Conrad, Manheim
Jay Henry Edwards, R1, Manheim
Elmer Hein Brandt, Elizabethtown
Carl Sumpman Krall, Mount Joy
Samuel Kauffman Derr, R1, Man-
heim
Robert John Simpson, Elizabetht’n
Francis Adam Shaw, Jr., E'town
John Farley Fisher, R3, Manheim
Ralph Metzger Nentwig, Florin
Gerald Fairchild Smith, Rome, N.Y.
Paul G. Bradley, R1, Mt. Joy
Cyrus Boyer Long, R1, Manheim
Mervin Smith Arnold, Maytown
Clinton Garber Eby, Mount Joy
John Singer Getz, R1, Manheim
John Titus Germer, Mount Joy
John Albion Fmerick, Manheim
Howard K. Uffleman, Manheim
Jacob Billett Fisher, R2. E'town
Grant Oliver Reese, Elizabethtown
Oscar Rohrer Breneman, Mount Joy
Harry Rhoades Shenberger, Manh’'m
Isaac Kaylor Ressler, Delaware
Harry Shenenberger Miller, R2,
Manheim

Straw per ton 18.00
Corn 0. per bu. 115
Potatoes ..........0.. per bu. 2.25
Eggs, white ........... per doz. 33
Eggs, brown ........... per doz. 32
Chicken, live heavy......... Ib. 20
Young Chickens ...... per lb. .25-.30
Chicken, live light.......... 1b.
Old Roosters .......... per lb. .18
Hogs... ...- ie. ini per lb. .16
Calves per lb. .17-.18
tl Qe
SAVE ANTIFREEZE
Drain and save antifreeze solu-
tion in cars, trucks, and tractors for
use next winter, urge Penn State

agricultural engineers.
Floyd Fugene Shuman, R1, Mt. Joy
! Francis A. Sensenman, R2, F'town
{ Melvin Kaylor Weaver, Mt. Joy
i Henry Bender, R2, Lititz
‘Homer Hollinger Ruhl, Manheim
Henry Weidman Frank, R2, Mt. Joy
| Norman Rutt Kraybill, Elizabetht'n
[Far Fisher Leedom, Mount Joy
{| Paul Risser Eckinger, Elizabethtown
| Christian Stern Risser, R3, E’town
Joseph Frank Glen Garrett, New
York
Richard Meiskey, Manheim
Clair McKinley Mark, Mount Joy
Charles Kuhn Nauman, Elizabetht’n
Martin Metzger Nentwig, Florin
Earl Bernard Myers, Mount Joy
Jacob Leroy Keener, R2, Manheim
Herman Garman Enterline,’ Blom-
ington, Ind.
Paul Allwine Martin, Mount Joy
{ Roy Witmer Herr, Florin
Paul McKinley Holtzman, E’town Leroy Wilbert Kline, R3, Manheim
Otto I. Florschutz, Elizabethtown [George Walsh Murphy, Rheems
Charles George Moutafis, Marietta |Harvey Rohrer Nissley, Manheim
George Evan Yeagley, R3, Etown |Lester Judy Bradley, R2, E'town
Harry Lo Kline, "Lititz |George Irvin Rice, Mount Joy
Harry Creider Ney, Florin {Murl Albert Group, Elizabethtown
Simen Peter Nisley Mount Joy |Earl Barnhart Shank, Elizabetht'n
«arl Deen Bayles, Marietta [Russell Syl jg izn
Leonard Francis Tillman, Marietta Vester Sweigert, Elim
James Aloysius Lonergan, Mt. Joy Richard Foster
David Hege Hosemann, Jr. Man- | Ta er
heim
Harry Roop Swartz, Marietta
John Leitzinger Soldner, Mt. Joy
Edgar George Mackley, R1, Manh’'m
Lee Fred Nein, Marietta
Ray Fryberger, Maytown
Hubert Mercer Rice, Mt. Joy
Paul Koehler Galebach, Penryn
Charles Harry Ritter, R1, Manheim
Arthur Kreiner Nelson, Manheim
James Edward Taylor, Manheim
John Harold Hess, Manheim
Victor LeRoy Wolgemuth, E’town
James Lewis Piersol, Mt. Joy
Samuel Brosey Miller, Mount Joy
Samuel Keefer Ebersole, R1, Bain-
bridge
Victor Raymond Koser, Elizabeth-
town
Samuel Gockley Wenger, Lancaster
Robert Houseal, Maytown town
David Ellsworth Knarr, E'town {Efoward Stehman Landis, R1, Eliza-
Norman Miller Greenawalt, Manh’m| Bethiown yo
Joseph Jo Elizabethtn 1 ence Fessler Shaeffer, Columbia
YA oF gl an 5 {Joseph Wilhelm Kettering, E'town
ar ealler Zink, Mount Joy John Jacob Loewen, Mount Joy
Ral Bernard Shope, Port Royal, {Oscar Landis Starr, Mount Joy
enna : red
> Herman Emory Hart, R1, Manheim
Arcs Shanle Rocbuck, Marietta {William Henry Blymier, Marietta
ristian Tome Leese, R1, Marietta Oscar Franklin Frey, Mt. Joy
Eger Hoffman, Rl, [Clarence Eby Gehman, Manheim
Lloyd Kaylor Booser, Elizabetht'n Charles Eugene Shearer. Mt. Joy
L i : :
many Manheim Miles Eric Gassert, Elizabethtown
Flmer Sydney Miller Marhioim |Hiram Jacob Mayers, Maytown
Paul P. Heisev. R3 Elizabethtown |Nelson Miles Brubaker, Rheems
Lloyd Ulrich le Manheim | Warren Alfred Shirk, Manheim
Marlin Henry Peiffer, Elizabetht'n |110Mas Lincoln Stohler, Mt. Joy
Walter Heisey Gibble, R1, Manheim Jeremiah Geib Earhart, Manheim
Walter Miller Linard, R1, Marietta G. Zerphey, Mount Joy
Howard M. Nentwig, Manheim Herman Sylvanius Boyer, Mt. Joy
Clarence Daniel Weaver Marietta | David Springer Kramer, Bainbridge
Jacob Shenk Arndt, Mount Joy {Flwood Snyder May, Rl, Manheim
Henry Dewey Kuntzelman, E'town {George Washington Springer, Eliza-
|
illia i i > | bethtown
a Slow |e Ris, Multis
Wayne Lutz Hershey, Manheim |Elmer Shank Shaffer, Manheim
Salem Rhoades Gamber, R1, Co- Arthur Antone Braun, Florin
lumbia Truman Hoffman Sprout, Mt. Joy
Clarence Sipe Bryan, Bainbridge |Tacob Lester Meckley, Flizabetht'n
Charles Elwood Gochenauer, R1 William Benjamin Arnold, Marietta
Manheim ! ’ Jay Stauffer Risser, Elizabethtown
George Weber, Mount Joy {Frank Reuter, Marietta 4 .
Millard Wesley Reichenbach, Man-|Guy Millard Thompson, Elizabetht'n
heim {John L. Cessel, Manheim, RI1.
rm: itzer _|¥lvin Ray Smith, Marietta
Horne Shank, 3 Ma |Abram Landis Huber, R3, Manheim
Henry Dewey Obetz, Manheim {Tohn Stanley Adams, Bainbridge
Noal Orvin White, Sr. Manheim |“lmer Fugene Smith, R2, Manheim
Harry John Williams, Mount Joy Norman Kauffman Herr, Marietta
John Gingrich Hess, Marietta Earl Brandt Walters, R1, Mt. Joy
Frank Austin Miller, Elizabethtown Milton Marshall Archer, Mt. Joy
Lawrence Dewitt Orendorf, R1 Nelson Kipp Balmer, Elizabetht'n
Bainbridge 2 Tra E. Diehm, R1, Manheim
George Guilford Summy E'town [Abram B. Nauman, Manheim
Paul Ginder Miller, R1, Manheim |James John McLaughlin, R1, Eliza-
Ralph Rider Frey, Elizabethtown hethtown
Norman Blessing Blottenberger, Robert Coldren Garman, Penryn
Maytown Allen Plasterer Ober, R2, Manheim
Herbert Miller Ingram, Oneida, Kagle Gerber, Maytown
New York Frank W. Nauman, R2, Manheim
Harold Witmyer Achey, R3, Man- Jesse Harold Engle, Maytown
heim {Harry Trout Arnold, Marietta
Gilbert Johmson Michael, R3, Man- William Kaylor Fogie, R1, Columbia
heim |Harry Gish Ober, Rl, Elizabetht’n
Lloyd Brandt Ebersole, R1, E'town (Glenn Joseph Smith, Marietta
Roy Rider Frey, Elizabethtown Coovrer Fugene Kingsboro, R2, Eliz-
John Miller Stump, Bainbridge
Myers, E’town
John Earl Seitz, Elizabethtown
Cyrus Greybill Gainer, Mt. Joy
Howard R. Landvater, Mt. Joy
Lawrence Andrew Fisher, Manheim
Walter Amos Nau, Marietta
Amos Guy Spade, R3, Manheim
John Woodrow Wright, Elizabetht’n
Elam Musser Bomberger, Mt. Joy
Roy Allen Lesher, Elizabethtown
Lloyd Edson Witmyer, Manheim
(Claude Herr Demmy, R1, Marietta
Arthur Lesher Bingeman, R3, Man-
heim
Wiley B. Flowers, Elizabethtown
Aaron Hershey Becker, R2, Manh’m
Hiram Gibble Brandt, Elizabetht'n
Jacob Andrew Shenk, R2, Manheim
Norman Buch Givler, Manheim
Leroy Musser Snyder, R1, Marietta
Harry Gingrich Hershey, Elizabeth-
Daniel Brandt Brubaker, Mount Joy
abethtown
Charles Sites, R3, Manheim
Ambrose Shrite Plummer, F'town
Lon Harrison Haley, Manheim
Ralph Edward Kaylor, R1, Fliza-
bethtown
{Oreille Houston Schwanger,
bethtown
George Washington Kibler, Marieita
{ Lester Leroy Karnes, Elizabetht’n
Flam Saylor Gantz, R2, Manheim
Charles Vere Bringman, FElizabeth-
| town
| Horace Edgar Sturgis, Jr., R3, Man-
| heim
I Ralph Miller Nissley, R2, Manheim
Fllsworth Decker Shank, Manheim
Rufus Frey Heisey, Elm
Franklin Conrad Zimmerman, Mt,
Joy
Raymond Abram Dimeler. R1, Eliz-
abethtown
Howard Bigler Nev, Maytown
Norman Ebersole Shank, Manheim
John Slesser Geiman, Manheim
Lester Samuel Zuch, Marietta
Lewis Trevor Williams, Manheim
Jackson Harold Shelley, Manheim
Henry Dobscn Lawrence, Marietta
Harvev Ulysses Elsworth Harn,
Marietta
Michael John Shellenberger, Mari-
etta
Harry Ginder Myers, Oneida, N. Y.
Charlez E. Stoner, Manheim
John Edgar Lynn, Bainbridge
George Fdward Reisinger, Marietta
Richard Smith Daveler. Marietta
James Alfred Peters, R3, Manheim
Henry Shelly Meckley, R2, Mt. Joy
Paul Hinkle, Mount Jov
Faul Butzer Heisey, Rl, Flizabeth-
town
Sz=muel Clarence Kraybill, Manh’'m
John Dallas Newcomer, Mount Joy
Howard L. White, Billmyer
Harry Blain Gutshall, Pottsville, Pa.
Irvin Kinsev Floyd. R2, F'town
Harold Cenkling Maybe, Manheim
Ralph Stauffer Snavely, Manheim
Clarence Ginder IL.ehman, Manheim
Harry W. Shank, Rome. N. Y.
George Baker Risser. Elizabethtown
Arble Ross Houseal, Marietta
Arthur Hoffman Bishop, Elizabeth-
town
Harry Mervin Yohn. Millerstown
Roy Gibble Heisey, Rheems
David Franklin Hockenberry, Bain-
bridge
Harry Gibble Heisev, Rheems
Clarence Shank Nissley, Florin
Samuel Fackler Withers, Mount Joy
Robert Bernard Resconsin, Eliza-
bethtown
Charles Rocsevelt Hartenstine, R3,
Lititz
Henry Tee Beinhauer, Flizabetht’n
Ziegler Wyliga, Elizabethtown
Forry Woodward Stauffer, Whites-
boro, N. Y.
William Fdye, R1, Columbia
Isaac Newtcn Hershey, Manheim
.Fugene Landis Nissley, Manheim
Roscoe Farl Hassinger, Mt. Joy
Roland Murphy Reisinger, Bain-
bridge
Walter, Dupes, Flizabethtown
Gustaf Einor Malmborg, E'town
Edwin Fthelbert Rutherford, Mari-
etta
Harvey Bishon Eshleman, E'town
Andrew K. Kissinger, Manheim
Ammon Ray Hoffer, Mt. Joy
Jacob Arlev Crown, R2, Mt. Joy
Charles William Brinser, R1, Bain-
bridge
Thecdore Burton Sener, R1, Colum-
Paul Berry Geyer, Elizabethtown
Paul A. Gebhard, R3, Elizabethtown
Cyrus Hoke Ruhl, R3, Manheim :
John Philip Cosgrove, Florin
Clarence Ray Wettig, R1, Manheim
William Rogers McLain, Marietta
Harold Metzger Zimmerman, Mt.
Joy
Albert Warren Pinkerton, Manh’m
Isaac Groff Grube, R3, Manheim
Ervin Mathias Grimm, Elizabetht’'n
Irvin Brackbill Miller, Penryn
Arthur Gepfer Frey, R1, Manheim
Charles Lewis Fshleman, Mt. Joy
George Franklin Way, Manheim
John Martin Hunter, Manheim
Rufus Diffenderfer Sharpe, Manh’m
Lee Roy John Winters, R2, Eliza-
hethtown
CLASS 2-B to November 15, 1943
Roy L. Herr. Elizabethtown
Clyde T. Miller, Honolulu, T. H.
James R. Miller, Hickam Housing,
T:“H.
CLASS 2-B-H
Cloy Miller Hoffer, Rome, N. Y.
CLASS 3-A
Harold Arthur Mohr, Bainbridge
Monroe Bruckhart Garman, R2,
Lititz !
Prandt B. Reem, R1, Elizabethtown
Melvin Jay Graham, Manheim
Ralph Raymond Forry, R4, Lancas-
ter
Ralph Clarence Gable, R2, Mt. Joy
Warren William Bates, Mount Joy
Vincent 8. Sikorski, -Elizabethtown
William Kenneth Gable, Columbia
CLASS 2-C
Norman Jacob Smith, Mount Joy
Jay Harlan Miller, R3. Manheim
Paul Lauver Snyder, R2, E'town
Hiram Bard Mowrer, R1, Columbia
Fugene Rov R3, F'town
Wayne Habecker Stauffer, R1, Mt.
Jov %
Stanley Gees Greiner, R2, Manheim
Bradv Orville Johns, R1, E'town
Claude Henry Frey, R1, E'town
Cletns Lefever Doutrich, R1, Man-
heim
CLASS 3-C
Warren Strickler Aungst, Jr., R1,
Flizabethtown
Rov Harnish Siegrist, R1. Mt. Joy
Arthur Charles Mayer, Mt. Joy
Raloh Frank Schaeffer, R2, Port
Treverton
Paul Dintiman Shaffner, R1, Mari-
etta
Harrv Melvin Boose, R1, Manheim
Jacob F. Moyer. R2, Manheim
Raymond Dyer Nissley, Mount Joy
CLASS 4-F
John Troutwine, Florin
John Henry Williams, Steelton
Walter Scheetz Gochnauer, E'town
James Gainer. Elizabethtown
Teroy Daniel Tschudy, Manheim
(George Harold Smith, Bainbridge
T ester Nye Konser, Florin
Paul Heisey White, Chicago, Illinois
CLASS 4-A :
Corvin Fdward Nace, Marietta
John Arthur Ritter, Manheim
Henry Longenecker Haines, May-
town
Flam Miller Sensenich, R2, Lititz
Menno H. Hoffer, R3, Manheim
Jacob G. Swove, R1, Elizabethtown
Melvin Birdette Frey, R1, New
Providence
Howard Liop Charles, R2. Mt. Joy
Flam Robert Brubaker, R1, Mt. Joy

bia
Charles Hamilton Wittle, Marietta
Abram Shearer Brandt. R3, Manh’'m
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John Metzgar Nentwig, Florin
Paul Zartman Knier, Manheim
Russell Diebler Roland, E’town
Samuel Snavely Flory, R3, Manh’m
Victor Walborhn Rambler, Manh’'m
Earl Shaffer, R1, Elizabethtown
William Haines Witmer, R1, Co-
lumbia
Henry Baumberger Klugh, Mt. Joy
Harvey B. Johnson, Florin
Monroe Metzler Snavely, Mt. Joy
Claude Anthony Reigle, Mt. Joy
Charles David Nissley, R2, E'town
Paul Keener Hceistand, R3, Manheim
Howard Morrison Sipling, Rheems
Clarence R. Sciders, Elizabethtown
Calvin Ray Kramer, Mount Joy
John Milton Nunemacher, Manheim
Roy Franklin Taylor, R1, Bainbridge
Ira Epler Acker, R2, E’'town
Horace Irvin Raffensperger, E'town
Melvin Gibble Hoffer, R3, Manheim
Oscar Buller Hendrix, Mount Joy |
LeRoy Carson Fngle, Elizabetht'n
Daniel H. Hilt, Elizabethtown
Jacob Shaffer Geltmacher, R1, Co-
lumbia
Samuel Fckert Dommoyer, Elm
Howard Singer, Maytown
Walter Brandt Martin, Manheim
Abram Hemperly Forney, E'town
Clarence Funk Grissinger, Mt. Joy,
Norman Clay Chalk, Elizabethtown
Franklin William Frey, Manheim
Fitz Gerald Hiestand, Marietta
Clarence Clayton Bard, Mt. Joy
John Paul Singer, Maytown
George Herbert Bowers, Florin
Harold Franklin Bartch, Marietta
Rolandus W. Shreiner, R3, Manh’'m
Harry White Thompson, Landisville
Raymond Daniel Backer, R1, Man-
heim
Ralph Joseph Shirk, Flizabethtown
Paul Culp Ebersole, Elizabethtown
Martin Seachrist Musser, R1, Mount
Joy
Harry Hershey Fuhrman, Marietta
Chester Arthur Floyd, R1, Bain-
bridge
Warren Willard Weaver, Rheems
Ray Resh Myers, Mount Joy
Henry Koser Snyder, Elizabethtown
Ira B. Huber, Manheim
Robert Grove Arndt, Elizabethtown
John Frank Reigle, Mount Joy
Signor Francis Ruhl, Mount Joy
George Dewey Flowers, R2, Man-
heim
Joseph Gallo, Bainbridge
Clyde Alfred Hecter, Elizabethtown
Fdgar Paul Landvater, Elizabetht’n
Henry Flowers Rider, Marietta
Harry Snyder Gebhart, Florin
Ambrose James Fierney, Elizabeth-
town
Farl Gruber Hoffer, Mount Joy
Clarence Gibble Gochenaur, Man-
heim
Herman Charles Seaman, Marietta
Paul Readus Quickle, Columbia
Irvin G. Zartman, Mount Joy
Norman Stauffer Fbersole, Florin |
business.
new callers.

2—About the price he has to offer.
4—Why it is advantageous to trade with him.
® You will have
@® If you expect
The Man Who “Cries’’
The Most About Business, Doesn't Advertise
in ne Bulletin!
He Doesn't Tell the Public--
THROUGH THIS NEWSPAPER...
1—About the goods he carries in stock.
3—About the services he gives to his customers.
5—Why his merchandise is specially desirable.
6—That he appreciates his old customers and wants all of their
6—That he is seeking new customers and would like to have
8—Anything about new styles, new patterns, new uses for this
or that, new or better foods.
MR. MERCHANT:
to tell them,
to sell them.
The Bulletin Covers This Section Like The Dew

{Howard Kopp Strickler, Manheim