ay geese ym TT TR eer el + ’ ——— a Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bates and Mr. and Mrs. George Cobaugh at- tended the Conference of the I: C. Church at Shillington Sunday Mrs. Amy Kramer attended the F. C. Canference at Shillington, on Thuwisday, Mrs. Kramer was a del- ezate from the local E. C. Church. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Germer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Germer and son Michael were Sunday guests of Mr. ‘Personal Mention | Friendliness Don’t come to a bank simply by talking Ie S DAY about it in their advertisements. Friendliness springs from the heart and With J 0 comes from an earnest desire to be helpful, through good times and bad. RL LUA TAN Mother's Day Box - The Sweetest Gift : 87 Hair Brush $3.50 value $1.49 Coty Face Powder AND NEW Creamy Lipstick Both for $1.00 17 : Jewels $2975 Lavender &OldLace SOAP box 69c¢ Add 209 ADAM H. GREER Jeweler East Main Street Dial 3-4124 MOUNT JOY, PENNA. Klenzo 1 White Mink GIFT SET With cologne and dust. A) ing powder. 475 Set plus tax GA “Adorable Retters' Embossed STATIONERY Designed just for Mother's , Day . . . with gift cord. 24 sheets, J00 24 envelopes. ... ne Cara Nome =A» BATH TRIO : | Bath-time luxury with cologne, bath eil, bubble essence All for 150 plus tex Cara Nome BATH SALTS To celebrate the joy of bath-time pleas- 150 ure, 17 ounces plus tex Surviv-!Cumberland County and United Brethren Church. will be are these brothers then had | and a sis=/moved to Columbia for 15 years Legionnaires pleased 1 ing | learn that outgrown uniforms can ter: Dr. John and Simon Bleck-|where his late father-in-law, Dr. naw be replaced. Any member de- jer, both of Middletown; and Mrs.[John A. Beiber, practiced and | giving a new one, may contact Gene A ic " . te n i I'red Page, Elizabethtown. where his own son, Dr. John Sto | Eicherly, and give your measure- (ner, is presently an eye specialist. | Jacob A. Shenk He has been in Mount Joy for ap- | mn ; yr 24 ve Jucob A. Shenk, forty-six, of [proximately 24 years. died at 1:55 a. m. on| Next year, Mr. and Mrs. Stoner Manheim R2, | will mark Sale Register Friday at the Lancaster General] another half century n= Hospital after an illness of several Iniversary, when they observe their | . ‘ months. He was a son of Mary | 90th wedding anniversary. Their | Saturday, May 7 - On the pre- Hummer Shenk and the late Henry [other ‘doctor” son is Dr. R. P.| pees pi Bost ps ol y road Street, in we village o CG. Shenk and a member of the Stoner cf Marietta and a third son, | [ a 2 1-2 story hame, William is in California. Their | Zion Lutheran Church, Manheim. | | ushestos brick dwelling nine rooms, Prior to his illness he was employ-| (three daughters are Mrs. Jay Eich- | bath, oil burner with radiation, aa / . vi «1 1-story 18 by 42 concrete block ed by the Pa. State Highway De- © ly, of oo day Mrs. Richard | building, by R. M. Lawrence partment, | Gregg, of Elizabethtown and Mrs. | a uet. Elme: Spahr. He is survived by his mother of {Richard Hoffman, Evansville, Ind. | re en Mt. Joy: his wife, Mrs. Sadie] Dr. Stoner has quite a practice | Saturday, June 4—In the village Brubaker Shenk: three children.|ond makes his rounds daily. He [of Salunga on the road leading to : Lucille. all at/still drives his own car and is in- Mechanicsville, story frame Robert, Vernon and Lucille, all a deed ite active for: : £ his { house, 6 rooms, slate and tin roof. home and a sister, Nora, wife of Sed quite, active man o 5 | Also stable with chicken house at- John Kreider, Mt. Joy. |age. tached. Household goods by Mary The funeral was held Tuesday He will be presented a fifty year | Feis. + C. S. Frank, Auct. with interment in the Chickies 42! id Try and is cer- | Suturdey Sorte 1d OF ihe frei tainly deservin the honor. "i toys 3 ‘Brethren Cemetery. | RT : | ises on Water street, Florin, Penna, | frame dwelling, personal property 0x200 feet by the Union (Clay A. st and lot 80x2 Ciavton A Aungs : -three, Borough Council | National Mt. Joy Bank, Adm. of the Clayton A. Aungst, sixty-thr | Estate of Howard M. Musselman, 44! | la resident of Landisville for (From page 1) | deceased. C. S. Frank, Auct died at 2:00 p. m Tuesday | struc ‘ted to secure insurance for the | YY at the home of his Zauiiter, Mrs. | police cruiser upon delivery. ENGAGED Henry Grider, 143 W. Maple Ave.| councilman Harold Krall moved | Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hilt, 89 \Hershey, of heart disease after an|h.¢ council writes to the state|Maytown Ave, E-town, announce illness of 10 days. He was department requesting | the engagement of their daughter in Dauphin County, a son of the| (hem to make a survey of local | Ethel Jane, to John Paul Weiser, late John and Mary Landis gio in order to secure traffic SoD of Mr. and Mis. Paul Weiser, and lived in Landisville for | lights. This motion carried a tie | Fiorin. years, where he was employed 3 vote with Burgess Zerphey casting | Miss Hilton is employed by Sa. la road supervisor. He moved to | the deciding vote in favor of same. voy Shoe Co., E-town and Mrs. [Hershey two years ago, where he| Councilman Keller suggested that Weiser by the Hershey Estate at jwas a house father at Deporument | the police chief and auxiliary police Hershey. No date has heen sel K, Hershey Industrial Seed ewe: ir white vapes for night duty, for the Vodding ie was a member of the Church 2 . - —— God, Landisville, and the Men’ hi ig objected the | WORKMAN 1S INJURED : pie Ca. Beds ie wie el" wa ner Joh Neuman, tye, of is survive / a daughter and one| anhe , suffered a fracture is. gurvivec oy 5 dwg red from the Water account to the the vidht shoulder on Wednesday grandson. Horo account. 3 } | . morning when he fell from a scaf- w 5 FIRST CHOICE R EYE WITNESS TELEVISION| WORLD LEADER IN RADIO FIRST SOLD BY EARL LANDISVILLE, PENNA. See Us For A Demonstration — PHONE 4111 EVERYWHERE | A VICTOR IN TELEVISION! . LONGENECKER | i | | 1 {taught the Ladies Bible Class of] ‘by a daughter, |Jourdet and a son, Edwin S, {of Bainbridge. |also survive. 'PP&L VICE PRES. jas vice president in charge of Lan- CARA NOME . Charles L. Fish asked permis- fold and was ireated at St. Joveplh’ locse powder Mrs. George S. Vogle oi sidewalls ail 01 as tre: at St. Jos Ss Single C ts Mrs. Edith Musselman Vogle yston to macad vp the Nai ewa Bs Hospital and discharged. ngle Lompac | Ta oy a ay 2 his residence at 240 S. Market St. A gitt she'll treasure yaeventy=nine, wife of George “| however a boro ordinance prohibits always. Square |Vogle, Main St. Florin, died toric] other than brick or] CI ASSIF] ED or oval shapes 275 tious Sunday. at her home) {any material oth an, ‘ Ol : ot 12:30 sul ul oN x. She | concrete so request was denied. ea. i id after an illness of one week. po 2 jer an . 2 a oh The following bills were paid: | Rates for classified advertising Jo hem da Porn Wi . . | Borough 857.12, Water $326.76, Pat- | in this column are: First inser- Federal excise tax atic » k arry i Jlizabeth Geist- | vente ver line: Fae nels Federal excise tax to Cosmetics, the late Harry and Ehime a5 | terson Coal fund $11.22, Police pen- | tion, 10 cently per line; Each ad weit Musselman und was a mem-|" : AR ditional] insertion, 8 cents per ber of Florin Evangelical] U. B sion annuity fund $115.14. line. Minimum, 25¢ insertion. These Carel d of the Missionary and Reports from the various com- rates are cash. aurch, and o » Missionary ! TAT Ladies’ Aid Societies of the church, | mittees follows: Pa {FOR SALE: 1935 Pontiac coupe. In addition to her husband, she is C. Newcomer, chairman of the | ng Christ Horst, East Main Street, survived ky a daughter, Esther, |street committee reported ashes | Florin. 5-5-1tp a . > auled "and Nore, wife of Harry Gebhart, Florin, and|ard garbage hauled “and some | Gy eps" CHIT DREN: Severo] twc sons: Charles W.,, Columbia, | Patehing done. ; {hours a day or all day, at my and Lloyd E., Lancaster. There, R. Keller of the water committee | home. 20 Detwiler Ave., Mount Joy. rt. | 150 survive 12 grandchildren, one| reported the sub-reservoir cleaned | i Fi - | areat-grandchild, a brother, Clar- end the main reservoir to be clean- | pop SALE 92 Spec if. Carbine lence Musselman, Florin and a sis-|ed in the near future. oH rifle, brand new. Telephone, Mt. lter. Mrs. Grover Eichler, Flcrin, | H. Krall reported the officer's] Joy Joy 3-3013 Gi . 5-5- Itp {| The funeral was held in the motorcycle is being advertised for | FOR SALE: Coolerztor, 75 Ib. Jom | Florin Evangelical U. B. Church on sale | A. Stoner, Mountville, Phone 3-947 | Wednesday afternoon with inter- C. Dillinger of the health dept. 5-5-2tp There | reported GIVE MOTHER A CAMERA, evenings. a heart attack abeut|sjgn violations, 1 driving while un- | £3. at his desk of FOR He suffered noon Friday while SALE: in| der the influence intoxicating Deacon M: the County Treasurer's office and|jjquor, 10 parking tickets and one | reasonable. 104 Avenue was taken to the hospital by am-| investigated. | Mt. Mt. Joy, Pa. — 5-5-2 Lulance. He had been under a| Krall reported $1,552.18 | FOR SALE: Alfalfa hay, Martin 'reatment for coronary heart con-| in the boro account and $15,121.37 | Eshleman, ccrner Wood and Mar- dition for over a year. lin the water account. | ket Streets, Florin, F Pa. i : He was active in church affairs, | Tax Collector and Justice of the | JOY COAL: : Stove and Nut. thaving served 56 years as Superin-| peace Hockenberry reported $20.00 | $15.75, Pea, $13.75; Buckwheat, itendent of the Ludwig Metho-|; oo $52.25 in 1947 tax- | $10.00; Rise, $9.90; Barley. $7.75 i 3 3 es “| Prices effective until July 1st. ey ens: re |es and $102.48 in 1948 taxes collect- | wyjter Derr 230 West Main St. He also pre. nt ’ the 9 le ed. $1,708.16 of the 1948 tax is out- | Mount Joy, Pa. 5-5-1f cial Board of the church and had standing tel | WANTED: Salesman, or saleswo- dav School fi | Zoning officer C. Walters report- > S ay Schcol for many years. wits : ne Sun By Syn Y Years eq $6.00 for building permits. His business interests were vari- | Refriger- outside. man for selling Frigidaire | ators and appliances on ed. For nearly 50 years, he con-| Spangler, Marietta. Phone 62771 €95 stre p: a |ducted a general nie SOV in sitet 3480 sae 4-28-21 | store in Bainbridge, retiring sever-| ony . bi a | FOR SALE: 1937 ord a dr. Sed: n 1 years: ago | fines. He also stated that the Fire Fay ¥ 4 Joi 5 ak 1 |a ars ago. { a: ) . motor, Radio anc eater. ) > y r- | Mr. Smith was born in Bain- | Company Auxiliary requested pe | He re is a good in insportation at a { bridge” 4.851 of the Inte W. 8. andj | mission to place containers in loca | reasonable price. Can be seen a ed! business places for donations to the | Geo. Carriger Body Shop in Rheems surviv fond, fund. | Phone E-town 110-J-12 4-28- 2tp of Lon both Two grandchildren He is Helen, wife Malissa Smith, NOT everybody reads circular ad- | vertising left on their door step. of | Household Goods weeks ago and transferred to Al- | lentcwn, Both changes were ef- | fective Monday. Saturday, May 14, 1949 Storh is ‘a native of New Hol- | On the premises at 147 Manheim a err STORB IS NAMFD AS THE Appointment of G. Theodore Storb lcaster Divisicn of the Pennsylvania|land and a former resident of | g¢ Borough of Mount Joy, also 3 Power and Light Company was|Lancaster. He was employed in | building lots will be offered for sale. announced on Monday. He suc-|the local office from 1923 to 1944. Sale to commence at 1 p. m. DST. Il —-— [ceeds James M. Huebner who was Lulu G. Stauffer Walter Dupes, Auct. Zeller & Hess, Clerks His last post here before he was transferred to Allentown was di- vision commercial manager, appointed vice president in charge of commercial operations several {ment in the Camp Hill Cemetery. no quarantines. $3.15 | — has been dumping of cans and rub- | up; Take her picture in color I. Scott Smith [bish at the head race at the water | Mother's Day. Films $1.65 up. ee Sl a iE tl corks and. sions some Movie films $276 up. Victor I. Scott Smith, seventy-seven, o | works and signs prohibiting same | Klahr Camera Shop rear Pest Bainbridge, fcrmer county treasur-|{have been erected. Office, Middletown. ber : treasure for the] Pumping engineer Schatz report- | = ” - fer and deputy tre ) x apd eng I | FOR SALE: Model 9 Premier De past 17 years, died in Lane aster ed 112 hours of pumping by motor | Luxe Sweeper, good condition. |General Hospital at 3 p. m. Friday, | [4.769,000 gallons and 396 hours of | Phone Mt. Joy 3-4929 5-5-tf | la fe 's after becs ill ater 4, s ‘ ’ 12 few hours after he became | pumping by water 4 330000 gals, { FOR SALE: Evinrude Zephyr, while at work in the Court House, Chief of police Parke Neiss re- {54 H. P. Outboard motor. good Annex. | ported 13 improper passes, 4 stop | condition. Walter Peifer, Salun- Burgess Elmer Zerphey reported | Commission and part time. J. B. | read reads newspapers but | PUBLIC SALE 4-28-3t (and Mrs. E. R. Kern at Lebanon, M R d D S T | The Bulletin, Mt. Jov, Pa., Thursday, May 5, 1949==3 ll ee rt t . . hi MISS META JONES TO SPEAK 0 uary ecor | r. oner, own | LEGION TO NOMINATE { FOR SALE: Fhilco Floor Model ni rt a rom page 1) | OFFICERS, THURSDAY, MAY 12 Radio, 20 Tubes, 3 Speakers, per- Miss Meta M. N. Jones of Phila- (From page 1) cl { r por { : a a . ry | feet condition, Phone Marietta dainiia’ Will fa the zuest speaker Meher of the Brethren re Dr. Stoner has had the usual | Next Thursday evening, the Wal- | 5897 5-5-1t a a a.m. in the get eH ker among the survivors is a sister, | varied experiences of a country | ter S. Ebersole Post No. 185 will - - - 4% ve oe h - Hi Mrs. Annie Kulp, Manheim. on a kitchen | convene in monthly session at the FOR SALE: Lot of ground, 50x241 dist Church on Sunday, May 8. lial liveri blesin' & Legion Home at 8 o'clock. when the | 1 at west end of Florin, south side Miss Jones has: been of ta e, delivering five babies in five gion Home at 8 ok ock, when the |," } io) way. Apply Ralph B. Sup- children’s work at Chester Heights Mrs, Mary Gantz |different towns in 23 hours, mak- | nominatian of officers will be made 'ple, Newtown, Columbia R1, Pa. and Camps and tad Mrs. Mary Gantz, seventy, wi=|ing the rounds through stormy Members are urged to be present, 4-28-4tp Fr » dt : Inighte rar i ry > . voting BLE 1 served many churches in Lancas-|90W of Jacob B. Gantz, died at the|nig hts over almost impassable | come out to this meeting, hel} |FOR SALE: Spotted Poland China ter County. She is a well known Musser Home Mt. Joy. She was|roads in the horse and buggy days. | your Legion to be a bigger and bet- lsucking Pigs. Telephone Mt. Joy speaker Miss Alice Strickler. | isl® daughter of the late John B. and| He refers to himself as a “Coun- | ter year than ever before. 3-3738 4-28-2tp I 38 Al cler, 3} : : it ata . . Ang . kid «|= superintendent. Carc line Fox a for I hig radu d from Hu | During the business sion, plan FOR SALE: Metal folding bed with mer resident of Elizabethtown un-| hiversity qo! Datimore (now mer- | will be submitted for furniture and | mattress, price $15.00. Phone Mount til a year ago where she was alged with Maryland University) in| equipment to complete the new 5 Joy 3- 581, 4-21-tf it glen d ar of St. Paul's Evangelical |1899. He began his practice in| game r recently finished. ——— ; member of l’s Evangelical | | game room recently finished lc AN YOU QUALIFY? Only care- State Farm That's why coverage at Farm Insur- ful drivers qualify for ah Auto Insurance. you enjoy complete lower rates with State ance. Call or come in. AMMON R. HOFFER 119 David St., Mount Joy, Pa. Phone 3-4901 5-5-11 FLASH CAMERA'S, all good makes $10.58 up. Several slightly used flash cameras at a big saving, Flash lamps, Victor Klahr's Littles Shop with the big stock Middle- town. WHO WANTS able for A Large Clock, suit=- office or factory, 12-inch dial, for $4.00? It was replaced by an electric clock. Call at The Bulletin, Mount Joy. 3-17-tf I MAKE DANDY PORTABLE AIR COMPRESSORS with 2-cylinder Pumps and % h. p. motors. Sold reasonable. Cover's Welding Shop, Mount Joy. 4-14-tf. FOR SALE: Late Model Rototiller, used one season, good as new. Call evenings, Elizabethtown 78, ask for Mr. Johnson. 3-3'-tf For AWNINGS - VENETIAN BLINDS - FURNITURE UPHOL- STERING call Columbia 48101 or write to HALDEMAN'S UPHOL- STERY & AWNING SHOP, 11th & Spruce Sts., Columbia, Pa. 3-31-tf 400%x18 De- and Tubes WHO CAN USE Four mountable Rims, Tires at $2 each or $7.50 for the lot? changed whee] size and have no further use. Apply Bulletin, Mt. Joy. 3-26-tf TYPEWRITERS & ADD. MACH'S New-rebuilt-used. J. M. Engle, 411 E. High, Elizabethtown 14J. 4-8-tf [F INTERESTED in selling your car—See—Ben Staley or call 3-5951 Mount Joy. 5-9-tf ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices for antiques of any description. Mr. Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St., Man- heim, Pa. Phone 407. 2-24-tf HELP WANTED: Man for food store in Marietta. Meat cutting, ete. Experience helpful but not nec- essary. Good proposition to right party. Give references. Write P. O. Box 104, Marietta, Pa. 4-21-3t FOR Panel to sell. SALE: 1937 International Truck, good condition. Priced Apply Kulp’s News Agency Mount Joy. 3-17-tf FOR SALE: 1949 Chrysler New Yorker 4-Dr. Sedan. 1942 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sedan. 1938 Studebaker 4-Dr. Sedan. 1937 Graham Coupe. 1934 1% ton Dodge Truck. STALEY'S GARAGE Florin, Pa. Dial 3-5951 3-24-tf FOR SALE: Stoves, Heatrolas, will also buy all kinds of scrap iron. Sell stove wood, locust or oak, small lots, or truck load. Guy D. Spittler, Phone 3-5573 Mt. Joy, Pa. 1-27-tf NEW OVERHEAD SECTIONAL GARAGE DOORS: 8x7’, 8x8, 12'x12’. In stock for im=- mediate delivery. Automatic electrie overhead door operators. Controlled from the dash of your car. Also a fot of commercial and pivoted steel sash. Paul A. Martin, Mount Joy, Pa. Phone 3-3011 4-17-tf HELP WANTE D: Girl or Woman |for light housework in family of {adults ;. No washing or ironing. Easy cleaning, no bric-a-brac. Hours {8:30 a. m. to 2:00 p. m. or later, if | preforveq Call at The Bulletin of Dial 3-9661 Mt. Joy. 3-17-tf WANTED GIRL OR WOMAN FOR EASY HOUSEWORK No Washing or Ironing ADJUSTABLE HOURS DIAL MOUNT JOY 3-9661 Inquire at the Bulletin office. 3-17-12 i fice o Or An ordinance to amend an ordin- ance anproved March 7, 1948. BE IT ORDAINED by the Bor- { ough Council of the Borough of | Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pa. | that Section 4 of the Ordinance ap- i proved March 7, 1949, providing for | increase of the Borough indebted- [ness be amended to read as follows: Section 4. There is hereby levied and assessed on all persons, proper- ty and subjects which are subject taxation for Borough purposes Borough, beginning with the | fiscal year 1950 and continuing to and including the fiscal year 1952, an annual tax in the following a- (or so much thereof as may ye necessary to provide for the pay- ment of the principal of said notes at maturity and the interest and | taxes convensnted to be paid | thereon meanwhile): In the Fiscal Year Ilo in the Amount of Tax 1950 $5,450.00 : 9: 51 $5,300.00 $5,150.00 | Ado bi and ordained May 2. 1949 J. ROBERT KFLLER President of Council Attest: William F. Brian, Secretary May 2, 1949 I approve this ordinance. ELMER L. ZERPHEY 5-4-1t Burgess