“BD D000 1 mG id & SS. 2 & ’ Ns 5 2 iter” Siti TN ci A” ar” NN rt Naa SS Bg, . a. {ores Now, your Home Permanent is EASIER! EASIER! EASIER! with new, round P LASTIC CURLERS exclusive with Toni HOME PERMANENT Deluxe Kit, with Regular Kit, plastic curlers Sloan’s Pharmacy fiber curlers $125 Refill, no curlers . $200 All prices plus tax . Hu MOUNT JOY, PA. i MEMORIAL SERVICES Maytown, Penna. Monday, May 31, 1948 At 600 P.M.,D.S.T. Procession Chief Marshall—Harry McMullen, Jr. Fast Donegal High School Band Fast Donegal High Chorus Aides Color Guard Firing Squad Fire Company Maytown Fire Co. Band Ministers Donegal Post 809 American Legion Donegal Legion Auxiliary Gold Star Mother Disabled Veteran Boy Scouts Girl Scouts There be from the Lutheran Church Tower. General Committee Marvin Foltz, Chairman Paul Peiffer Alvin Koser Harold Drace William Smith There will be awarded to the outstanding floats in the The prizes were donated by the following business estab- Lutheran Sunday School Reich’s Evangelical Sunday School Church of God Maytown Church of God Rowenna Reformed Church Moose Drum And Bugle Corps Of Elizabethtown broadcast throughout the day will organ concerts prizes parade. lishments of Maytown. Shenk’s Store Men and Women Wanted Experienced Stitchers Embroidering Machines Helpers, Spanners and Menders on Embroidering Maghines Sewing Machine Operators Examiners & Folders High Rate of Pay with Excellent Working Conditions ! APPLY Mr. Warta Mount Joy Mills MOUNT JOY, PA. Annette Gift Shoppe Irank’s Garage Arnolds Garage Houseal’s Store | Straley Hardware Duplers Meat Market Keerer Memorials | { | | Washington House Products Maytown Mig. Newcomer & Hollenbaugh, Kelvinator Transportation of Moose Drum Corps Sponsored by Benjamin Boltz Supper will be served to Moose Drum Corps through courtesy of Maytown Members of the Moose. Ceremonies At Union Cemetery E. D.H..S. CHORUS REV. BEISHLER Being Decorated. HON. BAKER ROYER Representative of General Assembly of Penna, VOCAL SELECTION PRAYER | Music By Band While Graves Are | MEMORIAL ADDRESS | FIRING SQUAD TAPS BENEDICTION REV. GERALD MARZOLFF Column will form in March Order and proceed to Center Square | VOCAL SELECTION E.D. H. S. CHORUS | PLACING OF WREATHS AT SERVICE PLAQUES { NATIONAL ANTHEM LOWERING OF FLAG | DOXOLOGY Route Of March Assemble at junction of West High Street and Bainbridge Road C. M. WEBB & SONS 122 South Barbara Street MOUNT JOY, PA, ROOFING — SPOUTING SHEET METAL WORK proceed from there to Center Square to East High and Queen Street to Reformed Cemetery from Reformed Cemetery to South Street to Square, South on River Street to Jacob East to From Union Cemetery to East High Street River Union Cemetery. to | Center Square Ceremonies At Reformed Cemetery | INVOCATION REV. WIL oo ALLISON VOCAL SELECTION E.D H. S..CHORUS Music By Band While Graves Are Being Decorated. ROOF PAINTING { PRAYER REV. GERALD MARZOLFF PHONES: SELECTION BY BAND Mt. Joy 117-J Manheim 21134 | ASSEMBLY Tm Column will form in March Order and proceed to Union Cemetery DO00000 ald L. Carrigan, W. Donald Gind- 25 Will Graduate | er, Gene J. N. Grubb and Daniel White Leghorns | [ M. isey Jr. and Clarence E. (From Page 1) Jay Franklin Risser For Livability [ ti ms by the schcol Glee Club | Chester W. Schoenberger Jr., John . | Baccalaureate services will be | E. Way, de, Wa . We de D. We D. Weaver For Laying | hetd ld Sunday at Spm at the Soho, | For Large White Eggs | wit} the Re v. Cc K M: whe. | | pastor { Trinity Evangelical and | E. Class BUY FROM { and Reformed Church, E. Peters- burg, delivering the sermon. The (From Page 1) A. c MAYER | program will include the invoca-|vater Whye, Florin; Rev. Jacob MOUNT JOY, PA. 132-R | tion, by the Rev. Ernest P. Leer, Rutt, Sosquin Sierra de Cordova, -22-tf pastor of Zion Lutheran Church, | Argentina, S. A.; Norma R. White, 20000C00000N 00000000000 Landisvlile; selections by the | Marietta; David C. Witmer, Mount / | schocl Mixed Chorus. Joy R. D.; Rev. John W. Wolfe, | Class Day exercises will be held Schuykill Haven Dr. S. S. Simons, Chicks May 31 at 8 pm at the school Lancaster; Mrs. Margaret Eater | The honor graduates are John | Reamer, Greensburg; Mrs. Fanny | B. Longenecker, Theresa J.Mohl- Hinton Sauders, Belleville, N. J. Order your Baby Chicks at | er, Ann Louise Shenck, Loretta The class will present a painting once, if you want them in time 6. K. Wagner Chickery for your need. All Breeds SEND FOR PRICE LIST CLIZABETHTOWN, PA, R2, P. 0. Box 226 Phone 442)2 4-8-tf | Sweitzer and Joanne J. Weaver, | to the school on the occasion. | academic course; Jessie I. Covert Baccalaureate Services and Dorothy Mae Metzler, com- The Baccalaureate Services for I mercial course the 53rd graduating class of the E. Other of the class are: | Dcnegal Twp. High School will be Academic: J. Elwood Brubaker, | held in the school auditorium on J. Donald Cope, Joan B. Forney, | Sunday evening, May 30 at 8 pm. Jean P. Hauenstein, Marian C. | The sermon will be delivered by Waller the Rev. John W. Wolfe class of Commercial: Ruth H. Ebersole, | 1908, a graduate of this school 40 Betty J. Edwards, Bernice H. | years ago. Rev. Wolfe is now jar Vv pastor cf St. Mathews Lutheran f General: J. Landis Bowers, Ger-) Church of Schuylkill Haven, Pa. C. ROBERT FRY MANHEIM R. D. 1, PENNA. AIR COMPRESSOR WORK Rock Drilling Concrete Breaking, Etc. EXCAVATING & GRADING Cellars Trenches, Etc. PHONE MOUNT JOY 126-R4 3-11-3M | Joy, | perfect condition. {er C. Garlin, Executor { No. [ Pa.,, Fronting Other local ministers participating in the services are: Rev. Gerald Marzolf, Maytown Church of God and Rev. B Thuma, Maytown Brethren In Christ Church. The of the school will anthems, mixed chorus present several The annual E. School Alumni Banquet held May 29th at 6:30 school auditorium. The program High will Donegal he in selections the musical following will consist of and a square dance banquet, ne Sale Register, If you want a notice on your sale inserted in this register weekly from now until day of sale. ABSO- LUTELY FREE, send or phone us your sale date and when you are ready let us print your bills. May 27 - Thursday, On my farm Palmyra Route 1, one - half mile north of Campbelltown and 2 | miles south of Palmyra, 50 head of Pure Bred Certified Canadian Holstein cows, heifers and bulls by Edward O'Neal. Hess and Dupes, auct Saturday, May 29—On the prem- ises at 116 West Main Street, Mount story frame shingle house, Vacant. By Hom- of Anna S. Garlin, deceased. C. S. Frank, Auct. Saturday, July 10—On the premi- ses at 32 West Donegal Street in the Borough of Mt. Joy, entire house- hold gocds and some antiques by Mrs. Milton M. Leib. C. S. Frank, Auct. Sale at 12M., D.S.T. ll Ce mee BY KENNETf! DROHAN The following is a report of the daily temperatures and rainfall in this section from Wednesday, May 19 to Tuesday, May 25: the | That's | | the cheapest advertisingyou can get y | Mortuary Record ¢: (From Page 1) | Gamber Hoffman, Mr. Hoffman is | survived by one son, Hoffman of Enola. The funeral was held Wedne slay! the afternoon with interment in Landisville cemetery. Mrs. Ellen Forwod Mrs. Ellen | Charles L, home of her son, widow o the Raymond, at Flor- | | | | Forwood, Forwood, died at Roland, of Elizabethtown RD. 12 grand-chiildren and seven great [| grand-children; three sisters: Mrs. | Jacob Lauer, Cly, York Co.; Mrs. John Seifert both | brother, Benjamin | bethtown RD. and Mrs. Elizabethtown Millard Hei- RD; Shank, sey, one Eliza- Funeral services will the Miller bethtown on Saturday 2:30 with interment Tunnel cemetery, funeral] Home afternoon at in the Murs. Clayton H, Herr Mrs. Amelia E, Herr, wife of Clayton H. Herr, a.m. after an illness of years. Born in Rapho Twp., of the late Johp S. Nissley, she was a Mennonite Church. husband she is survived Ruth, of Clarence Lutz, Elizabethtown; Mary, wife of | John Eby, Manheim R2; and Myra, | at home, grandchildren. member of the Besides by these children, wife also nine She was the last of her family. the Funeral services in | in, on Wednesday evening at five! o'clock Deceased is survived by two sons, Raymond, of Florin, and flocks and to give be held at at Eliza-| # Mount #2 seventy-two, : Salunga,| died at her home Wednesday at 6:45! several| : a daughter| { and Sarah Eby ! her| William Po Bigger foul Contest Extended for Year Pouliry Raisers Seek Heavier Farm Flocks ticks for national Bigger and better drums: “Junior” are sought in the Chicken-of- Tomorrow contest, which will be extended through 1948. The ntinue the event was to demand from decision to c« made in poultry raisers fi response om coast-to-coast Unlike popular reducing fads among the human counter parts, this barnyard project is signed to add weight to the American hen's de farm chicken a A day-old chick perches on a model of the Chicken-of-Tomor- row, the objective in a nationwide contest extended through 1948. eaters more for their money. Poul- trymen from all parts of the coun- {try are joining in the hunt for a Salunga| breeding formula which will add at | Mennonite Church Saturday after- least 10 per cent more meat to the [ {noon with interment in the Salunga | Mennonite cemetery. Day Low High Rain | rere Wednesday ........ 42 6 .00 | Thursday Glia 34 65 00} Bunching Vegetables Friday ...:.... 46 78 22 Saturday .......... 38 4 00 | Sunday ............ 33 St 40} Monday ........... % 8 00 Tuesday ........... 51 if 70 | NOW SERVING IN JAPAN James M. Zeager, R2, Elizabeth- has been promoted to the Fourth Grade, town, rank of Technician it was recently GHQ Special News Service at Gen- eral MacArthur's Headquarters in Tokyo. SIMON P. NISSLEY MARY G. NISSLEY \ FUNHRAL DIRECTORS Maunt Joy, Pa. PUBLIC SALE -of’- REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1948 The undersigned will sell at pub- | lic sale in the estate of Anna S. Garlin, deceased: TWO AND ONE-HALF STORY (2'2) FRAME and SHINGLE DWELLING HOUSE AND GARAGE, 116 W. Main Street, Mount Joy, on 8aid W. Main more or less, and ex- feet, more or Vacant 29, 1948, at Street 19 feet, tending in depth 215 less. Perfect condition. Sale on premises May 2:00 P. M., E.D.S.T. HOMER D. GARLIN, Executor of Anna S. Garlin, deceased. C. S. Frank, Auctioneer Howard & Ryder, Attorneys 5-13-3t ov 200 I a HOOVER TRON “by the rhakers of the fo mous Hoover Cleaner ir Nee a A Dial" for 4 il | You asked for these features @ “PANCAKE DIAL? precision heat selector=—casy to read, easy to set ® “KOOLZONE’ fits your hand, protects it from heat © LOW-ANGLE bevel of sole plate slips easily under buttons oe THUMB REST—makes iron easier to guide and use oe WIDE HEEL REST—gives firm support when iron is standing TWO WEIGHT Slight and medium=—i0 suit your needs Styled by Henry Dreyfuss SEE IT TODAY! H. S. Newcomer & Son |’ Incorporated Mount Joy announced by the | ve hoot coatrol | Penna | | Bunching vegetables for retail sales takes a lot of work when the produce must be taken to a packing shed. The tying wheel de- signed by Alfred F. Foote can be | taken into the field and moved from place to place. The notched rim of the wooden top holds a standard bunch of broccoli while it is being tied, The pipe frame is welded to the wheel spindles, and the whole machine can be handled like a wheelbarrow, Light Bulb Brooder cme SimpLE LIGHT Buh 3 Fom 25-30 Cw It is possible to construct an elec tric brooder for baby chicks at little cost. Box lumber, wall-board or similar material may be used. The globe is protected by a tin can, For the curtains, burlap may be usca. The burlap or cloth should be cut three or four inches high about everv two inc shes | ‘Weddings Thruout (From page 1) Nancy Jane Gingrich { Newten E. Kendig | The mprriage of Miss Nancy Jane Gingrich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. { Joseph N. Gingrich, Elizabethtown, | and Newton E. Kendig, son of Mrs. | Naomi A. Kendig, 62 E. Main St., | this boro took place at 3 p. m | Sunday, in the St. Mark's Evangeli- {cal United Brethren Church. The Ezra Ranck officiated at the ring ceremony. Karl V. Peters | the Romo? | Gingrich, Jr., Mrs. | Miss Kathryn E. Nissley | Janet Belser the | Kathleen Lehman was flower girl. Kendig, brother the served man | Rev. double Mrs, , Paxtang, Mrs. Joseph Jerome Kendig, and Miss was matron of were of Jerome bridegroom, as best [and the ushers were Joseph F ($3 in feed costs on the swap! present-day chicken. A higher per- centage of meat on the bone | structure and even meatier wings | are sought, | that no longer will only thus assuring a skimpy ap- pendage be left as his lot when the dinner platter arrives at his lowly | place. The industry-wide educational | breeding contest originally was set championship | ware. under bridesmaids, | Gingrich, Henry F. Gingrich, Henry | F. Gingrich, Herbert Young, Ray | Snyder and ‘Richard Sheetz. Following the ceremony, the immediate ors «' amilies and friends at Hostetter’s | Dining Hall, Mount Joy scl A lls a recep= {ion was held for Subscribe for the Bulletin. | grounds. 1p on a three-year basis, with two years of state and regional contests culminating in a grand national this spring in Dela- Forty top breeders throughout the nation will send eggs to the finals, where they will be hatched and raised under identical conditions supervision of the depart- ment of agriculture, Winners will re- $7,000 in prizes awarded by celve A&P test, stores, sponsors of the con | Expensive Alarm Why keep a rooster when an alarn clock is cheaper’ That question is posed by Boyd A ivory, Wyoming agricultural exten sion service poultry specialist. A rooster, Ivory points out, eats about $5 worth of feed a year at current prices. All you get in return, he in sists, is a lot of crowing—accom panied by NO eggs! A rooster is worthless in a poultry flock unless he is being used for breeding purp s in supplying fer- tile eggs for hatcheries or home in cubation n. > eggs than a roost £0 why Hens won't lay they are layin er is on the sell that not “crowing so-and-so’’ Trade him for a $1.93 alarm clock that tells the time of day for the entire 24 hours and you'll save about Quality Chicks Needed To Offset Feed Costs One method through which poul trymen can combat the present high cost of feed is to purchase good quality chicks. Feed costs, records compiled by the extension service indicate, now amount to 60 per cent or more of the total costs of producing and chicken meat in contrast to 50 per normal times. Tree ‘Butchery’ Blamed On Untrained Pruners It often takes 50 to 75 years raise a good shade tree. But, sion foresters insist, it takes few minutes for an untrained pruner to ruin its beauty. Poor trim- ming technique .is eg the beauty of many streets. Examples of good pruning are seen’ on most’ public building On the other hand, street examples can be scen, cent in to exten- only a on al- most any of tree ‘butchery’ — - - Stimulate your business by adver- Itising in the Bulletin. | The “Junior |* Bulletin, Mt. Joy. Pa,, Thursday, May 27, 1948-3 News From Florin (From page 1) the Young Men's Young Men's Chorus and the Harmony and S Quar- tet of Campbellstown, Pa. Programs begin at cight o'clock, please come out and enjoy an evening of song Saturday, June 12th, the Men's Brotherhood of the U, B. Church will hold a carnival at the Florin tlall a — USE GLASS BLOCKS Windows of glass blocks are at- tractive and have proved practical in dairy barns, reports C. E. Bing- ham, extension agricultural engin- eer of the Pennsylvania State Col- lege. They admit light, provide in- are easy to clean — — _— sulation, and Patronize Bulletin advertisers, "CLASSIFIED Rates for this nsertion, If over ine each insertion, dvance. are 25¢ lines, Hc payable column five all * per per in between Mount Joy and Eli- zabethtown on highway 230, one brown leather bag, Liberal reward. Please notify: Comdr. H. E, Reitz, USN c/o S. C. Edwards, Station A Campus, Ames, lowa 3-27-1tp 72-R Src one 94 5-27-2 LOST Nor: 1 Kindling Joy. Tele SALE Mount FOR 1. Derr, Pontiac Club Telephone 1tp FOR SALE 1939 Coupe. Good condition J Mount Joy. 257 5-21- FOR SALE Nice ind Collies mixed M. Bricker, Mt. Joy Phone ‘Mi rd sonable Ira Milton Puppies Rea: neay Joy 126R13 5-7-1 SALE: (Hot Water for 8-room house’ bucket- heater” Telephone } Marietta St, 5-27-44 Grove, FOR Keystone Furnace, 1-day stove; 87-W Mount Mount pas Joy. & Joy Plastic for baby SALE: New Blue and Saddle Trainer Telephone Mount Joy FOR Horse hoy SOME COLORED SNAP} SHOTS: Stop at DECORATION DAY TRY Klahr's for filmes, fall kinds in stock, Brownie CamcradA3.16 up. Victor Klahr's Little Shon with the big stock. Rear Post Office, Middletown 5-27-11 TRACKMEN WANTED: For repair work with Pennsylvania Railroad. 9c per hour starting pay Phone Mount Joy 163R4. Roy G. Heisey, track foreman, S. Market St. Florin 5- 20 2tp NOTICE: The proposed butlget for 1948-49 school! of Rapho ear Township School {District may be seen at the homel6f the Secretary, Amos N. Shelly, R2, Manheim, Pa. 5-13-3¢ NEW OVERHEAD SECTIONAL GARAGE DOORS: x7’, 8'x¥, 10'%10°, 12'x12(, In stock for ime mediate deliveny, Automatic electrie overhead door operators. Controlled from the dasi of your car, Also a lot of commercial and pivoted steel sash. Paul A, Martin, Mount Joy, Pa. Phone 145. aga TYPEWRITERS & ADD. MACH'S J. M. Engle, 411 New-rebuilt-use E. High, Elizabethtown 14J. 4-8-tf WANTED: Men for night crew on fan cutting and ghake-out, $1.00 per hour, Mariet{pg” Holloware & Enameling Co,, Marietta, Pa, 4-1-tf BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE on New Street. One Lot<30x153 feet; One Lot—T73x130 ft ‘ice $300 each. Apply E. E, 169 or 34. [FF INTERESTED in selling your car—See—Ben Staley or call 163R2, Mount Joy. 5-9-tf Good used tight bottom loaders; also several good 22 inch Threshing Machines, Red River, Case, Frick, McCormick- Deering or Huber. H. C. Horning & Sons, Fort Royal, Rl, Pa, 4-1-2mo.p Brown; Mount Joy, Ph. -5-28-tf WANTED: hay A MEN WANTED Stauffgrs Quarry Gootl Wages Time and half time over 40 hours. Telephone Mt. Joy 308 4-22-tf PHOTO FINISHING—Any six or right exposure roll developed and™ printed plain or deckle edge, 250 {coin). Reprints 3¢ each. Minimum order 25¢. Capital City Photo Ser- vice, Box 53, Harrisburg, Pa. 2/15/t{ WANTED: Wrecked Automgbiles. Any make, any model. Also’ Scrap Iron. H. B. Shank Auta Wrecking, 74 N. Poplar St. Elizabegfitown, Pa. Phone W or 191-W. 8-14-tf MEN W, ANTED: R ist ~“Concrete Block. Telephone 13 12 Mount 3-4-1 T Joy. J. WILLIS FREED PUBLIC ACFOUNTANT TAX CORSTLTANT 19 W. M ST. 1-1-tf WHY PLASTERING AND STUCCO: Call Marietta 3479 "OR SALF: Hayw i Wakefield Continue to feed 100 ordinary birds Baby Conch, excellgf condition. when approximately 80 Pedigreed Apply 18 Detwiler Ave., Mount Jov | Musser-Bred Leghorns, lay just as Penna. 520-2t | many eggs. Thirty years of breed- FOR SALE: Dev. field by lod ra ing on our own farms have de- Victor Hawthorne, R1, Mifietta, Pa. | veloped chicks which are extreme- Phone Marietta 3321 5-13-tf | ly heavy layers and are at the . To ve «| same time highly resists a NOTICE: 1 will buy nil kids of | 77° HH ely FL il rap iron and magazinds. Also stove the poultry diseases of this areas wood for sale, locust fil oak, inl Learn more about these superior mall lots or truck load Guy D. | chicks. | Spittler. Phone 101-R, Mount Joy. | oo 10-30-f | Write today for prices and your — mm — — | free copy of Musseris colorful 1948 JOY "COAL edition of “Chick News.” Anthracite Bit amino: 1s Walter Derr, 23 W. Mg St T ALYY . . on a Musser Leghorn Farms Telephone 268-3 5-13-tf} 905-R-6 Mt. Joy, Pa. ae —— me 4-1-tf WANTED. Room and hoard for two Ladies. Write P. O. Box 83,] __ Mount Joy, Pa 5-G-1f — + . FOR RFNT: Room with board, if referred ey 0.YBox Bes FOR SALE! 8. C, Mt. Joy, Pa. 4-22-11 5p AT 10 E. MAIN ST., MT. JOY Sewing Machine Operators FXPERIENCED OR INEXPERIENCED ON LADIES NIGHTWEAR (Bed Jackets & Gowns) [GOOD PAY/ PAID WA CATION STEADY WORK ANNUAL BONUS APPLY NOW MAYTOWN MFG. COMPANY MAYTOWN, PA 5-27-2t NOTIC E! Section 563 of the School Code requires that this Notice be given to the voters of Mount Joy Boro, Namely that at ils Meeting of the Board of Etlucation held on May 3, said Board proposed prepared a WITH SINGLE HOUSE, MAIN ST. DOUBLE HOUSE ON HENRY ST. Suitable for Business Location Call Mount y 145 PAUL. MARTIN, CONTRACTOR 4-22-tf CESSPOOL, SEPTIC TANK 3uilding & Cleaning ARMSTRONG] ENGINEERING Lincoln v- -Way East Lancaster R4 - Phone 32770 1-15-tf EXECUTORS NOTICE Estate of Edwin P. Eby, late of Rapho Township, Lancaster County, Penna., deceased. Letters testamentary on said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested to make im- mediate payment, and those hav- ing claims or demands against the same, will present them without delay for settlement to the under=- signe d. CHAS. M. EBY Route 2, Mt. Joy, Pa. NORA M. MOYER Route 2, Hershey, Pa. Executors R:¢ ind Iph C. Ryder Att’ 'y 4-29- bt E XECUTOR’ Ss ‘NOTICE Estate of Mary B. Keiser, late of Mount Joy Borough, deceased. Letters testamentary on said es= tate having been granted to the un- dersigned, all persons indebted budget for the school year 1948-49. : thereto are requested to make im- The proposed budget is available to any taxpayer who may interest themselves#hy calling at the office of the Principal of the High School huilding. The date set for final acton and the adoption of the aforesaid budg- et will be at the next regular meet- ing Monday evening, June 7. JOS. T. M. BRENEMAN 15-20-3t Secretary mediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same, will present them without delay for settlement to the under= signed, residing at 931 Virginia Ave. Lancaster, Penna. MARY K. NOLT Executrix Wm. B. Arnold, Attorney 5-20-6¢ Patronize Bulletin advertisers.