O—The Bulletin, Joy. Pa, Thursday Varch 25, 191% Our Community The ie of Miss Faye Paul- Stilwell, daughter of Mrs. Lin- nie Stilw late Harvey T. Stilwell, and marria ne ell and the Loraine late Mr, took p.m, ville, Viljunich, son of the Mis, Mitro Miljanich, Sunday, March 14, at 3 Lancaster Moravian Church, Kev. Edwin W. Kortz, Lititz double ceremony Landis and place in the The per- formed the ring The «C ville ——— ee BIDS FOR A TOWN HALL opened uple will reside in Landis- Council bids on the Columbia for a second time a town hall to replace the one destroyed by fire, The bidder | S. W. Kaufiman and Sons, Co- lumbia, $70,645. | Paul Martin was sec $73,796. The later, > low | was Contractor nd contract tor low at will he warded When in need of Printing. (any- | thing) kindly remember the AUSHERMAN BROS., Realtors James P. Haus, Agent Phone 251 Cor. Jacob & Mount Joy Sts. The "Pancake Dial” for positive os | Electric and Gas Also Specialize Oh FARM MACHINE WELDING AND EQUIPMENT | Automobile and Trugk Welding | LAWN MOWER WER SHARPENING | Here are the reatures you women asked for ® “PANCAKE DIAL” precision heat selector—easy to read, easy to ses ® “KOOLZONE” HANDLE your hand, protects it from heat ® LOW-ANGLE bevel of sole plate slips easily under buttons ® THUMB REST —makes iron easier to guide and use ® WIDE HEEL REST —gives firm support when iron is standing ® TWO WEICHTS=light and medium suit your needs Styled by Henry Dreyfuss Delta and Marietta Streets MT. JOY, PA. Phone 289 j]. F. RUYMMER | | Slate, Tile | Copper, Sheet Iron, Tin Spouting, | Hot Air Heating. Ventilating, Suction Fans, ete. [ Office: 34 Detwiler Ave. Phone 209-R Po 7-17-tf | | J and Asbestos Roofing Mt. Joy COME IN AND SEE IT TODAY! — AT ~~ H. SS. NEWCOMER & SON, Inc. Mount Joy, Pennsylvania HOW ARE YOUR SHOES VON'T WAIT 100 LONG. BRING THEM IN. City Shoe Repairing Co. 3 SOUTH QUEEN STREET LANCASTER, PENNA. You can STEEL MILLS NEED SCRAP METAL FROM YOUR FARM on America’s farmsy according to the latest esti- Supplies of scrap for the steel furnaces are critically low. The furnaces thrive on a diet of about equal mates — scrap that only litters up the place, scrap portions of pig iron and scrap. More scrap is urgently that is wasted whefe it is. How much is there on needed. if there is to be enough steel for making vour farm? farm implements and countless other products. How about the old car body, that rusted culjivator, those old plow bottoms, discarded tools? Every bit helps — and it is needed now. More than three million tons of steel scrap lie idle iTS HARVEST TIME FOR SCRAP There's a bumper scrap crop to be harvested this scrap dealer will pay for everything usable. You spring — and there's money in it for you. Your can do three good turns in one scrap harvest: I. You make some money on what you can’t use. 2. You get your outdoor spring housecleaning done. 3. You help the steel mills turn out more steel for the implements and equipment you'd like to have on your farm. Serap means savings to you — if you'll collect it and sell it, On the first rainy day, when you can’t HERE'S WHAT TO DO $. If you can’t drive it in, call your scrap plow or sow or cultivate, put on your oldest clothes and get that scrap together. 1. Pile up every bit of iron and steel scrap on your place. dealer and ask him to pick it up. 4. If there is no scrap dealer near you, call ke a payload into town the next time . . #12 pay your implement dealer. Ask him how you go. You’ll make more money out to get your scrap started toward the of it that way, steel furnaces. AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE 350 Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N.Y. erection | Bulletin | Welding Cover's Welding Shop| fe ‘Weddings Thruout Mortuary Record (From page 1) of Benjamin Ger- the Sebring She widow Friday in Fla. late Henry a member of the B. Church, is survived only and the her, died | Hospital, the daughter Sebring, of the was and and enant Evangelical U She "a number of Sarah Evang Cov Lancaster hy nieces and nephews Funeral services were held at the Sheetz Funeral Home at I. the Eberle incaster, and burial in here. | Jacob Landvater Jacob Florin, died St. Joseph's Hospital, He | son of the late and beth Dumser Landvater member of the Maytown Lutheran Church. He is survived by Maude, Florin; | Farl | Frank | also Landvater. cighty-six, of at 6:30 am. wis a John and a ter, wife of Ralph and. five Jacob Florin; and three sons, Lloyd Edgar, grandchildren John D, | abethtown R1. and one brother, Landvater, | Mrs, Christian H. Flowers Mrs. Alice A. Flowers. sixty- nine, wife of Christian H. Flowers 38 W. Walnut Street, Mariatta. dind at 7:40 in St. Hospital of pneumonia am. Friday. Besides her husband. she is sur- daughters: Nye Derr. vived by three wife of Joseph of Albert | town; Virgie, | Marietia: | Toy: Allen Charles and | grandchildren and Carrie, wife both of May- five sons. John. and William, Russell and Mount Mavtown: Marietta; 20 14 great-grand- children, Harry K. Barto Harry K. Barto, Columbia Ave fifty-five, w Philadelphia, [died in the Frankfort Hospital, at | Friday. | He | 11:40 illness of | Philadelphia, at after an a.m, two weeks. was born near Petersburg, the of Jeremiah H. Barto. this late Mary Kauffman { Barto, Besides his wife, Mrs. Emily | Shaw Barto, he is survived | these children: Darrel, Flsie | Edwin Barto, Bettv, wife of | Costelline, ond Phoebe, | Lewis Mowkray, all of Del. wife of | boro, and the bv and Jarry wife of Wilming- Two sisters also survive: Charles Phoebe ton, Nora, | Elizabethtown, and | this place. CA ee NEWTOWN Mrs. Jchn Mrs. Wm. visited Mr, Mr and Mr. of Ironvilie | Irvin Witmer evening, | | and f and ! and and family on and Mrs. J. E, Ronald, Newtown, Mrs. children of Lancaster | Mrs. Elvin Dumbach | Mr. and Mrs. Richard Helen Leedall, of | ter, Mrs, Rev Earhart | son, former Gibble RD, Mr. and Neff, Conestcga Ray Miss visited Sunday. Mr. and Columbia Wm, Fogie Mus, visited Rosy Barton, of Mr on Sunday. Mrs. Joseph Strickler of Mount Joy, were Sunday visitors of Mr. | and Mrs. Daniel Moore. Mrs. Laura | Weaver and Benjamin | daughter Kathryn visited there | Thursday. | Mr, and Mrs. | Manhei im, Mr, | Gamber, of | and Mus, | day. | Mr. and Mus, | daughter, visited Mr, Wm. Westenhefer and Lindemuth at Marietta, Mr. Abner Weaver of | Joy, Mr. and Mrs. | er. of Bainbridge | Mr. and Mrs, | Mr. and Mrs, | were Sunday guests of | Mrs. Lewis Farlow and | Hopeland, Mr. and Mus, | Brunnerville visited | Daniel Geltmacher on Tuesday. A surprise party was held | in honor of Mrs. Mathilda | Derr’s birthday, Those | were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shuman, of Elizabethtown: Mr. Jay | of West Mr. and Maris Gainor and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Daniel of Mount Dull, Mrs. meyer, Mrs, | daughter, Nancy The Ladies’ Aid Society held their regular meeting on Wednes- day evening at Lillian Witmer, —— ee CURB ANTHRACNOSE An adequate spray program, starting with a delayed dormant spray when new leaf buds begin to show, is the best control for anthracnose on wet Wiersma Subscribe for the Bulletin, and son, and Mrs. Mount Joy visited Mr. Edward Isler, and Mr, Mount James Ressing- Vietor Snyder, Mr, Rosy Mr. and Mrs. Fairview; Mrs. Joy, Mrs, Ray Hestlet of Bill- of Klinesville, the home of cemetery Friday al | Eliza- | Columbia; | Elizabethtown: | Eliz- | Joseph's | Mary, | wife of Harold Kech, | 1605 | Eshleman, | Barto, | [MT. JOY, Kauffinan | ——— Kauilman | Mrs, | Thurs. | and | pastor of | and | and | family, | Cen- | Lillian Witmer on | Mrs. and | on Mark Winters of | Howard | Abram Gamber on Sun- | and | Mus. | Leroy on | present | Gainor | Ruth: | Lloyd Derr and son, | Frank | Cora Gable and grand- | PENN STATE STUDENT IS ENCAGED TO WED Ann-uncement engagement of Martin, tm, of is made of the Miss Margaret J daughter of Earl A. Mar- Salunga; and Gerald C. Warren, Pa. Miss Martin received her BA de- Penn State and is now Berry, ol gree in psychology at College graduate last June doing study in clinical psychol- ogy at Penn State, She is ber of Kappa Delta, | fraternity, a mems- national social Mr. Berry is studying at Penn State Phi He is a chemical | and is a Kappa Phi frater- forn engineering member of in the nity. ier officer "Army Ai The wedding will take Fall, el = Corps. nlace in | the | [ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT [AT ST. LUKE'S, MARCH 27 The Annual Easter Egg Hunt fo: boys and girls will be held at St. | Luke's Church March 27th children will be a daugh- | Whye. | and | on Satur- The into four grounds at 9:30 divided day, a.m. classes according to age, with three prizes awarded | the weather Easter Egg { 27th, it week, The are to each class, If should not permit the Hunt on Saturday, the will be postponed one and girls "of St. Luke's sclling the tickets. Tickets available at the | Grounds cn the day of the -— SPRING RUMMAGE SALE Ladies Bible Class of Lutheran Church hold their spring rummage in the Church Friday and and 24th, ED boys will Church Hunt. | also be Trinity will sale hcuse Saturday, April 23rd on Everybody in this locality reads The Bulletin—that’s why its adver- | tisers get such excellent results. Would you like to Fly 20 Miles on 1 gal. of gasoline? Be A Charter Member | JOIN CHIUES AERO CORP. NOW! APPLY OR PION FOR APPLIC ATION SAM BALSBAUGH 90 E. MAIN STREET yoy PHONE 276W BEAUTIFUL POTTED PLANTS FOR EASTER AT HESS’ STORE East Main St., Mount Joy SELECT YOURS EARLY Dr.H.C Killheffer Optometrist MANHEIM 163 S. Charlotfe St, Telephone 1374iR Mon. & Wedfies. 9-5:30 Tues. Fni. Sat. 7-9 P. M. Both Offiees Closed Good Friday Tues Fri. Sat, 9:30.1:00.2-5 P. M, ELIZABETHTOWN 16 E. High St, Telephone 24.R wera guasts of | Daniel Geltmacher and | family at | Earhart, of | A Brief Case . . . But Important TODAY'S SOARING values plus @ lack of insurance knowledge are confusing many property owners as to how they'll stand, in case of disaster. If you're net sure of YOUR insurance protection, don't take a chance. Check up now! Call on Mrs. | O. K. SNYDER | ©. K. SNYDER, Jr. MOUNT JOY PHONE 15 Notary Public ! Pans Easter Egg Colers FR : Criep, Calif. Iceberg Green Beans Round Valentine Family Size Delicious Come to Headquarters for Your Eggs for Easter The pick of the nests - - - every ead guaranteed. Buy your eggs where most folks buy them the year pka 10c Assure the success of your Easter Feast with one of our Wilson's Small Smoked 63 Butt Ends of these 56 Hams 8-14 1b Ne Ib §S¢c Fuily Dressed Chi pope Stewing or Roasting "° » 57°C Come here for the best locally grown Poultry in town LEAN SMOKED TOP QUALITY FANCY PICNICS | RIB ROAST - 33° 29° LEGS OF LAMB 57 LEAN SLICED BACON '» 65¢ J Fancy Haddock Fillets '° 45a Sea Food Pollock Fillets Ib 20q Savings! Fancy Perch Fillets '> 39g RESK BAY BUCK SHAD - Delhi “Calif, | Freestone Peaches Halves or Slices Farmdala Large Extra Standard New Pack Fancy Fancy Fla. Prange Juice for Doge ‘resh Wegetables and Fruit for Ea for Easter HTUCE 215° Jumbo Pascal Celery coir «x 19 Crisp Fresh Carrols 2:19c yo 5 Seediess Grapefruit 0:50.23 Fia. Valencia U. S. No. 1 Appalachian Oranges APPLES BQ mia a. DO Fresh La. Sirawberries oo 33¢ 20: 29¢ Beautiful Flowering Easter Plants Attractively Priced Virginia Lee Quality FRESH Bakery Products c Orange Iced Layer Cakes es é5 Butterscotch, Deviifood or Cherry iced Layer Cakes ca §9¢c ki SUGRRED DONUTS doz The Lig big bread value « « « Supreme Enriched BREAD APPLE wi 20: 19° PEERS Fancy Bartetts 29.0z can RPC MARGARINE cco» 39e FLOUR Gold Seal Enriched 10... bag 79¢ Venice Maid Cooked New Pack Florida SPAGHETTI! GRAPEFRUIT JUICE DINNER 17¢ 1514- c For Your Easter Enjoyment « « o do Heat-flo Roasted c ASCO COFFEE 43: A Dozen for a Dollar Ib J one Hae 48-02 can Save the Coupons Ideal Coffee April Family Circle Magazine $1,000 Recipe Contest Be Get your copy now! 7. 1948, Quantity Rights Resorvea. Just heat it and eat it. Includes Spaghetti, Tomato Puree, Onions, Carrots, Celery, Beef Fat, Salt, Cheese, Mushrooms and Spices. Prices Effective March 23-2062
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