e Bulletin, Mt, Joy, Pa., Thursd ay, March 2, 1950

(From page 1)
Farm Bureau Insurance

89 EAST MAIN STREET

i News From Florin
mitted to the St. Joseph's hospital
Meets All Requirements of New Law wdav.. (Tharsis),
Conta less because of careful risk selection Miss Minnie Shelly of Lane ster |
of quick fap claim ser visited her futher, Mr, Samu] shel
Non-Agsessahle, backed hy $40 mil .
Is exceptionally low in oo ley on Sunday.
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oH timated
Gn
Fred Leiberherr
(From page 1)
numerable times. The wholesale
value of the stolen goods was es-
at $464.75 by hotel manager
“Paul L. H
Leiberherr was first employed at
hotel from October 1948 until
Heine, Jr.

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SALUNGA, PA.

Mr, and Mrs. Leon Brinser of |
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company's Middletown visited Mr, and Mrs
Home Office: Columbus, Ohio. George Mumper Sunday. Implement Coors
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LLOYD WEIDMAN C. EMERSON ROHRER Mr. and Mis. Benj. Kauffman | Marks Anniversary
Elizabethtown, R2 Manheim, Route 2 entertained Myr. and Mrs. John
Phone 542R15 Phone Manheim 6.8824
hott Eichler to dinner on Sunday, Manure Spreader
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Strickler en- . “yy *
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EEE tertained the following on Sunday First Built mn 1889
Mr. and Mrs. Mylin Haverstick and The story of American free ens
» family who just returned from !erprise is graphically Lae jie
1 “paul by two buildings at the Co r,
NN 3 AAS florida, Miss Alice Strickler « y tw
Reci Ee | 9) A Flori Mi Alice Striekler of Chic, plant of th Ide Div
Salunga; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flory, AVCO manufac ing corp
{| Rev. and Mrs. Henry Becker and | {ion which this year is celebrating
FL WLE SS il family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin | i olde anni
A SS {| Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Strickler | One of these buildings (act y
{| and daughter and Mr. Norman | a series of com ed bt )
; 4 | Strickler Cove over 15 « »
ad - sian sess AA Hl a 705,000 sq » feet of manufactul
.
» A ing facilities.. Newly expanded, it
When in need of Printing. (any- | poasts one. of the t modern
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Our Own Jewel Cut | HATS Fin tow lant In whee Wow Ja
ig roduces it specialized line of
It's the perfect shape thot does it, plus MADE and REMODELED | farm implements and equipment.

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i was a charter member of the

the
April of 1949 as a houseman,
then returned to the hotel's payroll
year and was
laundry there
in January of this
employed in the un-
time of his arrest
Detective Matt said
at his Mount Joy residence
the stolen goods when police
there
til the
a back room
yielded
with a
Friday afternoon
earch warrant issued by Alderman
Newell
When police searched the place
Friday, Heine went along in order
identify the stolen goods. When
positive identification was made the
articles were loaded into the hotel
nanager’s station wagon and taken |
acks to the hotel.
J
lice said the st:
Police said ition wagon was | Wagner.
nearly filled with the stolen
les
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Mortuary Record
(From page 1)
f the late Benjamin D. and Sara
Ann Dillinger. His wife was the late |
VIrs. Mary Rahm Dillinger. |
Mr. Dillinger was known dra]
ut the county for his work in vol- |
inteer fire activities, and |
Lan- |
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i
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company
caster County Firemen’s Associa-
‘ion.
He first
Friendship Fire Company,
was of |
|
here, and |
vice-president
was a past fire chief and a past |
He |
a member of Trinity Lutheran!
Church, here and of the Elizabeth- |
town Lodge L.O.O.M.
resident of the organization.
was
i
Sara, |
a, There survive four children:
August Reutschilling, who hs wife of William Allison, Columbia:
been with the company 47 Hel ; FG 1d Wade. M
vears, stands nostalgically at lelen, wife of Geralc Vade, ount
the forge in the “‘museum’”— Joy, with whom he resided; Benja-
a replica of the original plant, min, of Salt Lake City, Utah, and
and it is the same forge at Richard, of Mount Joy. There are
a he: worked in lis early also four grandchildren, and one
days with the company. ¥ |
compan) brother, Charles, of this place. i
|
Across the street is a small; The funeral was held from the
wooden frame building occupying Heilig funeral home here Monday |
just 1440 square feet of space. In it afternoon with interment in the
are an old forge and several simple Mount Joy cemetery
machines of the kind used for mant miner ili sisi
facturing in the early 1900's. This
3 . wo > RQ UST GO-
an almost exact replica of the weob BRIDGES MUST G0; su
modest structure in which Jofeph TO REBUILD SOME HIGHWAYS
Oppenheim first began building hi Seven old wooden bridges will be |
now famous manure spreader in repl wed by coacrete spans in the
1899 in the nearby village of Maria county this Spring, the State High-
Stéin, Ohio. The communities for .
; ways Dept. announced.
miles around Coldwater, and les A 4 | : 64
personnel throughout the nation, 2 pproximate.y = von Mics
know it as the “museum.” highways will ‘be rebuilt. H. Lester
: Worst, Jr., county highways super-
Large letters painted on the front veil » ye pel {
wall identify the building as ‘‘New
Idea Spreader Works-1899."" Inside
ire the four rooms in which Oppe
heim and six helpers fashioned the
first one of the most important
and most widely used implements
| ever devised by the farm imple-
ment industry.
The first room as you enter was

the ‘‘forge and machine room,”
containing a forge, hand shear,
hand punch press, hand threading
| machine, small high speed drill,
| benches and water tan} ling
| a gasoline engine.
Quonset ‘Crib

Euan

Shown here is a new, Quonset-
type storage quarters for grain
which was built by Irvin M¢éKib-

ben, of Maddock, N. D., through
a commodity credit corporation
| financing program. McKibben
| supervising the dumping of
| the first load of his wheat crop
{ into the newly-completed build-
| ing which was constructed by
| Agsco Steel Buildings, Inc.
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is free of all commitments. Don't continue denying yourself | cattle show that—animal for ani-
| p.
the pleasure and security of home ownership. Call us today ! { mal—crossbreds are a finer type
{ than the purebred stock from which
| rthey stem originally. {
| In making that assertion, a live- |
~The Mount Joy Building & Loan Association | sos eins thor Jo
| definite advantage that could result |
MOUNT JOY, PENNA. | from planned of!
” beef animals, and lack of uniformi- {
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS ty of color is not an indication of |
Grant D. Gerberich, Pres. Henry H. Eby, V. Pres. infarior market yield.
E. M. Bomberger, Sec'y R. Fellenbaum, Treas. a rims
. E. W. Newcomer J. Willis Freed ‘ |
Christ Walters John M. Booth Herman Boyer Everybody in" this locality reads
The Bulletin—that’s why its adver- |
— ee eee tisers get such excellent results, |
a 4

intendent
“LAN DISVILLE
The General Hospital Auxiliaries |
of Landisville & Salunga met Mon.
in Landisville Fire Hall. Mrs. Ral- |
ph Snavely
sentative

cided.
om —— — ee
presided and a repre- |
from the hospital spoke.
222, {
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went |
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jin charge
| West Hempfield Twp.,
FAST DONEGAL CLASS PLAY
| SCHEDULED FOR MAR. 23-24
The Junior Class announces that
| it will present its class play Mar

23 and 24. They have chosen as!
{ thelr play “On With The New" by |
John McGreevey. The play will
Mr,
He
{ be directed by
| of the faculty. will be assist=|
|
ed by Miss Jane Wilson, also of
the faculty. The following people|
| have keen chosen for the cast: Am-|
mon Smith, Anna Ruhl, Rosene|
| Mus ser, Clara Anna Weaver, Peg-|
| gy Hicks, Harold Mugser, Barbara|
{ Doles, Lillian Thomas, Wilbur|
| Brubaker, Jean Shirk,
Ruth Moreland and
Brandt is
and Fay
Doris Gin=
Kenneth
studen
der,
Lerch Joseph
monager Landis is stu-
| de nt direct ess Committees are
as Ushers: Martha Ro-
land, Pauline Miller, Pauline Mu-
ma, Joyce Eshleman, Alma Long-
enecker, Ruth Miller, Mary Mor-|
row, Hazel Gutshall, Evelyn Mc-
Kain Margaret Stephens, Annal
| Webb ond Marilyn Heller; Stage]
| Crew: Joseph Brandt, Clarence
William Arndt, Donald!
Sweitzer, James Drescher and|
Donald Mowrer; Play Book Ad
Committee: Ammon Smith, Wilbur
Brubzker, Joyce Eshleman, James
Shank,
Kline.
Wilbur Ebersole
Fb
lighting
and Luther
NVilbur ersole will be
of the for the
| play
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| TIMOTHY HAY BROUGHT
| $27.50 A TON TUESDAY
Timothy hay brought $27.50 a ton
and straw $21 at public sale of per-
sonal property held by Bair and
Farhart, a mile north of Kinderhook
Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Cows sold at $185 to $322.50: heif-
ers, $95 to $117: milking machine,
$331; and 250 Leghorns hens, $1.35!
apiece, Edgar Funk was the auct-|
ioneer,
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Everybody in this locality reads!
The Bulletin—that’s why its adver- |
tisers get such excellent resnlis,
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500 $10 ORDERS
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to Supreme Bread Contest, P. O. Box
April 15, 1950.
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Baby Lima Beans
Ex. Fancy Green Peas 2 122 Pkos 49¢ Sussotash Rezpig 290
| Lean Sliced Bacon
| Seay Pork Liver
Fully Dressed and Drawn Stewing
CHICKENS
Fancy Large Shrimp
| Salt Water Oysters rintcan 59g
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Small, Lean
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Regular 39¢
Angel Food Cakes
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Hot Cross Buns
pkg of 12
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Pet, Carnation, Borden Borden's, Etc.
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Prices Fffoctive March 2, 3, 4, 1950. Quantity Rights Reserved.

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