Oldest Wooden School * The oldest wooden school in the ¥ i i (Mortuary Record (From page 1) Mus. Addison Shue Mrs. Sadie H. Shue, fifty-seven, wife of Addison E. Shue, died at United States still stands at St. | GE a I 2 NP ES TT 7 0 YT 0 Augustine, Fla,, its red-cedar boards ! . with coquina chimney and dormer - nnouncing e The window overlooking one of St. Au- in ATF einapnta yy naden mm gustine’s historic, narrow streets. MN Fi 120 The exact age of the school is not u By known, It was not new in 1763 N 4 fe M¢ ham - native was r Koran to ople, We dirty old nditicng in yond des- : «A few her home, Rapho Twp., Manheim RY living rid tf a heart ¢ iti af- as V ving Jn R3, Friday of i heart condition a MARION WALLS when Juan Elixio de la Puente, 3 alone di) ter an illness of two weeks. Ho : Spanish engineer, listed it as a ¥ the pro ti- Mrs. John Fisher of this place, is PRED slapped the water from his| “house of boards.’ 5 a HH ® THY i 3 | wub- | — 3 fi » @ what big | a sister hat. carefully removed his rub- — rn $i 4 a > wonder- pd bers before stepping inside on the Heat Car Windows N ] nf RW U's Dying immaculate floor. It was good to Cold window panes on railroads ' 5 % J Mrs, Anna Stehman be home, to be facing a relaxed and buses can be remedied by using 9 ions soci- Mrs. Anna E. G. Stehman, cighty evening while the storm lashed| a new radiant panel The entire a family mn 1s such just now iness Mis- ovely sup- i foes. Rice tad } he « ide world side walls are warmed, with heat |} . . widow of John H. Stehman, died in TA En ved: The discharged from metal fins. About i : + Pn © 3 winde i eo else one-quarter of the heat is released, | w ugh 9 © - ~ the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jno. gr below the window sill to put a veil | § of warm air over the glass to elimi- 5 MASTERSONVILLE, PENNA. { . : . : 1 | N. Bender, Salunga, following an 14 be, 1 in the ki [ illness of six months. A daughter, Pushing open the door, Fred { | | of the late Levi and Elizabeth Es- sniffed apprecia- it the sh Wider feeling ory . ively and kissed sitting next to a window on a cold | ¥ wr Hoel oe STOP AND SEE OUR LINE OF benshade Gross, she was } Appl day vig Ww “ADD aay. | oa Sur- oR DE — Ww of Landisville Church of God pT M . ; Pig immmm esse se ee - hi viving are these children: Elizabeth, n We bovi h thi Cost of Your Letter i Ta 4 5 The cost to the post office depart- | DEA d A | “a 4 ‘ wife of Enos Rohrer, Manheim RI; vot?" ‘he ints Ir Supp on and of they had 9:00 n a member to hea t Truman ment of moving one pound of letter | 8% mail by rail in 1946 was 95% cents | 8% GG. ent, We nite Mis- John G., Lancaster R8; Henry G., quired, glancing at the headlines. - 2 ve | Manheim R1; Irene, wife of John N. Ralph is. "But Jack won't pel pared with $2003 by or. The |B £n RANC "ES UNIVERSAL WATER HEATERS ruth Bender, Salunga, with whom she hom 1 1ey're hi I g some kind of Hares NI Ly the post office de. | G. E. REFRIGERATORS UNIVERSAL CLEANERS ere her home, Rlioda, wife of Am.| af s#hool iW rags | to ihe was fivee | & G. E. HOME FREEZERS FLOOR POLISHERS \llie bbserved If 00 bad they | * I J DRAFTS. T3 ~ yn 4 £3 ron Noit, Ephrata R1; Levi CG. |p. v0 uch a bad night for the bingo | cents for letter mail by rail and five | § G. E. WATER HEATERS TELECHRON CLOCKS | caster R1: and Earl G., Berea, Ohio. party. cents for air mail. If speed is de- G. E. WASHERS SUNBEAM MIXMASTERS i id I yy | She is alco survived by a brother “Hmmmm . " The pie smelled the American public pays for 8 =. BE. ROASTERS SUNBEAM IRONS . ih : wil : i C y or you ama Martin E. Gross, Manheim R1; also delicious. .. . Apprehension gripped — —- G. E. AUTOMATIC IRONER SUNBEAM ELECTRIC SHAVER or 4 Wy ! » three sisters, the Misses Amelia and him : wh it en 0 JOR hy pn & © | G. E. IRONS & STEAM IRONS PROCTOR TOASTER 1 hey alpt arg ec n and is mother i) pit | - Tv yr Big Wi n Clara Gross, East Petersburg, and ph i id . i” I Re —(0 10 3 x. E. WAFTLE BAKER ELECTRIC HEATERS - Moe Mrs. Emma Moore, Lincoln High- ‘viv father he queetest meni y g v TE G. E. COFFEE MAKER SONORA RADIO 3 n Africa. - . 1 our lather quecre €1 Ha / THe Nz " en that you live in a State where way West; 24 grandchildren and six ory, If it a wrestling match v ALUE ue G. FE. CLEANERS AUTOMATIC TIME CLOCKS TAT : ; great-grandchildren. 11 ' Looking at Fred: "PARADE 3 G. E. TOASTERS ELECTRIC MOTORS AL inspection helps keep your car—and all the Tire funeral wos held Sunday af] “The bingo party 3 boat the tick- IN OUR AD GC. E. CLOCKS SMITH - GATES'HEATER TAPE | nm buck . ; : ets for last Monday. We have to go Ih 4 Rd : . cr on buek cars you may meet on the highway—in safe ternoon ‘with intérment in the Lan. | o> 10% 1ast Monda, ves COLUMNS | G. E. BLANKETS TRUMBULL WATER WARMERS oo ar mechanical condition, disville cemetery. He hegded. “Why do we have to WILL LEAD S. £. 330108 LIGHTING TURES pparentls WR Bt eg Chote fu | 38 G. E. HEAT LAMPS WIRING TERIALS freight Weison ©. Battal] ARE Rei Tri if G. E. HEATING PADS EVERREADY FLASHLIGHTS Columbia Compulsory inspection has reduced Pennsyl- IC eldhly. Huge I ; L, SAVINGS 3 G. E. TREE SETS & PATTERIES R tc 1 | * . . atson . Hartzell, eighty, May- = Ig ; Te vania’s rate of accidents caused by mechanical Lb poe te pil | But to she insiiied, | rere mmr Depui y town, died at 12:25 p. m. Friday at te hey deh PDI uw 5 sp [cKain of defects to only 39%. The national average his. home, 23 East High St, May-| dain J is = OF ENING DAY ECIALS ; 2 He had been in ill health f {phy 1 ar : wt -end 3 / é town. e had been in ill health fo " en ag 4 1s 17%. Phinking he warmth, the un- HAT SHE if wn ATE . — 7 sore than TRO Tutte. He Was boris. Sig of tie Gio oy SEE T a oo 5 AUTOMATIC POP-UP TOASTERS _/ $14.95 in J : | in Bedford County, a son of the late ha at Allie 1 be lucky, READS YO Ne G. FE. IRON . 1 & $9.95 _ : Take your car now to your nearegt official State | William and Matilda Stiffer Hart: t certainly was not. Ra G E STEAM IRON $15.95 28 7 REA tr Rats bn vill . | rs ~ ! 5 Vash ; W Ao Kae * A , . 1 inspection station. Avoid the rush. 21, Be ord County, a wash} | pas 2h foul i G. E. BLANKET } / $39.95 iD wR . . member of St. John’s Lutheran e got 1 pies A Ye »n You cannot drive legally after January 31 with- | Church. Maytows. He retired all from pushing little wooden G. E. WASHER $149.95 J 9 r . . | ch, Raytown soy sual around on a piece of card- | 8% i Np } : 4 i" out a safety sticker. There will be no extension | eral years ago, price to which he SHE AEE Ol fe tri Ri 100, OFF ON ALL T-33 MILK/COOLERS : J i of this period. | was a well-known paper-hanger gin came his way. Empty-handed, i SPECIALS ON ALL TREE SETS A be | painter in the community. He is af two hours of some effort, 5 2 “k7e . . » i | qurvived by the following children: he looked across the room to find 4 door prizes each day. Winner need not be present at time of drawing. 3 Vo I ice RB re ps Allie triumphantly gathering up | MN 7 os | Miss Ruth Hartzell, Elizabethtown; #77 10 POE 0 Sd o stein: Ns A IAI IS RA SSIS SASS —t 18 a of; 8 Harry and Charles, 0 : i i re RY n = K A a of pl measuring spoons. Mn ET wy GA > SAFETY BEGHIS WITH BES Hi kis wi of et Swope, Hote 3 ed Te Radin she i nd oS [2 ; | shey: Clarence, anover; 2h) rowed. Mis... Deerfield st ) bs V0 UR CAR | Lancaster; Theodore, Harrisburg ho Vv strugeling past her with i ® : ot | and 'Pauline, wife of Clyde Linde- of glass crystal boudoir lamps. 4 > = n be | Tay There also survive ol tered } lv all the » in on | muth, Maytown. 1I€re also sSurvi ) Lad ( r'e( 1appily al ne W 4d, & Sonn be 9 | thirteen grandchildren. A sister, A way home; the rain had stop- before She RY 8 eC Pica ul 1€8 : wn | Mrs. Fred Beighart. Bedford. and a Pe€d and a half ling A RC - oa WY B 3 rd, l {v0 come thre Of Se DDIM MASTERSONVILLE, PENNA. fo Vs A f 1 | brother, ithlam brideham, also oi Yoo hae ve } SE 3 us COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA | Bedford, also survive. SS ad IVS Eh 1 1} Phone 211-] Manheim, R. D. 3, Pa. A : ; it the; CHARLES | | 0 The funeral was held at Bain-| puyvine something » 13 15" acura sien ger ce go cco guns cure cn cuir cura vn tie ards ; 1 Er SESS RE Ta Y # Department of Revenue Bride Suis Si ee, mene RB ER RE RE PP a Ae Se | miki ili hy Reni Se RIN II IR PORK <. 0 4, 0, 0. 0. 0, 8. 0 OO 0. 9 0. 0 0, 0. Oy 0 0. 0 i = | terment in Mt. Tunnel cemetery at| As they rolled into the drive Fred ofp a3 op aio lorie ip foie fo fa dla aude fe ae de plas als de fear fe rien i fo. Elizabethtown. 1 ; on their porch. nw kd ‘ AY 3 3 * Ko i ———— ee “Cro Allie—look! Do you sup- ie¥s oe FIN SE ; ves an sna | pose there's been a fire?” He slam- ATE $ mw 3 i There is no better way to boost ' yy oe & oe hae WN H. DUFF, Goven your business than by local news- ~~ = nw ; & = & it ee x aper advertising. MA ES. : li a Yoor. 2 Ns oe us > FETE KIRA AEE PEEL2E 5 4 beens hom 4 wn of 3 by o0 Ad a T i F E SB | 3 i 9 Wl To : i i 3 on @ . or i i | If in i oe xg oe oe a ¥ NI 3 TK oe “1 | | DEPARTMENT : 18 wa H 9% 3 ui oo oo FETA oe oe Ps u oo i od ; % 1 Wf oh oN : 1s a oe «i | {ls All Ready F : i g 15 cody tor REGULAR $1.00 & 3 : UL - $1 i ae N \ E/N = «ee » Christmas pprehension gripped him. p E FX Sp T T™ IC K LAY EF R OF . 5 4 : Ta ; , i - Wn ¥ There's A Useful Gift For Every- : What happened?? Is it the—is it ‘¢ MUCH LIKE A REGULAR : CEPT THA : \ ry Na . BN boys?” began Allie fearfully. ¥ one For You To Select From Our ; I Yo oe = if erg oe 0 ty Huge Stock Of Holiday Merchan- 3 1s 1 I'he Lucky Number joo: VANILLA ICE CREAM ARE U IN PLACE OF PASTRY. oe nt Ne : x ! ! called «nr number and if 2 w dise. vw £9 i an ia os y WN / ! were going to git i S} Early i { dollars! 1 leas on your 830 . fo R Shop Eariy i your #8 a ¥ 1 x ng maybe you didn't bhear—" oe a A eighs More Than i Va Pounds. 3 iA o i i Allie, slowly J o nN 4 = i . wife . . > 0 A |W { onight iy ® B i PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE OF | oman x Pie Filling In Five Popular Flavors: 5 3 > tha i by te ths house. : J 2 Chocolate, Cotoanut Custard, + . PN “3 TR Fred i away the car. A thou- . i - 2 4 ® cand dollars, just for staying at 3° Pineapple, Stfawberry, Cherry. *** PN 2 i. i we, bei comfortable! oing 2 £5 wu ® in the house, he didn’t bother to @ 1 . ' op 3 4 fyi ths haute, he Quo) sin ¥ Full Size Eight Inch Pie. is x wipe his feet. Allie was in the liv o oe 7 9 wie the Ger shore. inl x3 8% a ry A 1 mm, ng prizes nowhere 1 °. 3 & bn RY 3 oe C Conor ec PD or A 3 sist. x Serves Six Generous Portions 3 Po Lark divert Ris haloes ete lt op : Pasion SMG | nn nd : C wt i Sal i} Ey | ga Bie. is 00 hi A Wn Why, some people say what happen : ; = $5 once will h n three times. . .you %* . T - 1 3 J) J 3 i § once will mapper tee timer. yu 0 MAKE SURE YOU GET THE FLAVOR OF YOUR CHOICE. BY > c 4 can I, can you, Fi 2 xy A mnted. easing out of A y \/ on ted, easing out of g% 0 3 1 3 Le cx NS » pd In all wanted shades and styles CALLING ELIZABETHTO WIN 451 AND ORDERING T0 DAY vo MW RA rd cagerl i” eve : y ie a Qo 9 i again—they could © *o* & Fred?” % oe ve * \ nos 3 o> 3 hapj ( ng », happy evenings 8, oo 0 % i DRESSY COTTON AND RAYON Wop 0 A RY ; i - e it could So op 8 ¥ a nagazine 3 by ¥ 3 Int ang he n RN Ni an he hadn't got- *»* is ot : Beautifully styled. Sizes 9 to 20 ght as much. oe ae A > : i) VNU Features. 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