IE ER lc le leo 9¢ #2 bc be 2¢ Be Oc 3¢ 3c 5¢ be be he Dc 3c 3 Jc ic Je a a | WANTED Low Priced Homes We Have Buyers Waiting For Your Home If The Price Is Within $3,000 To $10.000 JUST CALL LANCASTER 8296 We Do The Job Of Selling With No Trouble To You. S. NISSLY GINGRICH — REALTOR — 12 S. DUKE ST. LANCASTER, PENNA, 23-3 Range Or. M. F. GIAMBALVO Optometrist 39 E. Main St. Mount Joy, Pa. ® Eyes Examined ® Glasses Fitted & Repaired ® Phone 3-9295 HOURS: Tue, Thur..9 a. m.-5 p.m. Tue.- Fri., Sat., 6 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Have Your AWNINGS Made Now! Order Now-Pay Later! Complete Awning Service! Free | and Hang Awn- Wr "ye Wwe Measure, Give moti a Sew , EW ings of Top-Q ity Mater- ials. -Also FURNITURE UP. HOLSTERING & VENETIAN FRI stimates Call Columbia 48101 or write Haldeman’s Upholstering & Awning Shop 11th and Spruce Streets, COLUMBIA, PA. 15-tf | New Lower Prices EFFECTIVE MAY 1, 1950 ON J | D&H Anthracite | Insure Yourself Against Next Winter's Snow By Placing Your Order Now. J. C. SNAVELY & SONS, Inc. LANDISVILLE & MOUNT JOY 2511 *hone Mount Joy Phone Landisville Thurs. -Friday-Saturday June 8-9-1060, 1950 || SPECIALS We the Right to Limit Quantiti Ss 7 9c 39. Reserve SHURFINE PURE VEG. SHORTENING- OR SPRY | wu SHURFINE FANCY YELLOW CLING PEACHES SCHIMMEL' S PURE STRAWBERRY PRESERVES DELICIOUS ON BREAD—PANCAKES KING SYRUP Extra Heav: No 2 Syrup Large 18 1-1b Tumbler OR WAFFLES a 27: PINK SALMON = 37¢ 10: PENN DUTCH—TASTY RED KIDNEY BEANS PINEAPPLE JUICE += 39: These Lanco Stoges and ail other Lanco Stores everywhere offer the 4 above Specials . . . « « | | JOHN BENDER, SALUNGA ROBT. HOUSEAL. MAYTOWN [ BOOTH, MOUNT JOY VERNE HIESTAND, SALUNGA BOYERS GROCERY, RHEEMS R. G. RICE, SILVER SPRING EARLE STAUFFER, LANDIS- G. FORENY, FLORIN VILLE B. 0. GROSH, MILTON GROVE ELIZABETH- S. G. HERSHEY & SON, ELI- J. N. WALM ZABETHTOWN TOWN Everyhody, Everywhere, Reads The Bulletin | Ven eS Thursday, June 8, 1950-3 Sale Register Mortuary Record Brief News From | Council Will Ask | Zt Ye te fu. CLASSIFIED Rates for classified advertising in (From Page 1) the next Council meeting and ask | to suggest an improved street light. | (From page 1) <u. The Dailies For Friday, June 9 on Main Street, in the On the premises Village of er and a member of the | Church of the Brethren, GIVE DAD A CAMERA on Fathers Day. Buy it from Klahr's big Stock [of Goods. Still and Movie Cameras, [All sizes color film in stock. Vietor | Klahr Camera Shop, Middletown. Krall also reported the purchase Florin, 2's story brick dwelling, 1- . . : car garage, 2 chicken houges. Im- | He is survived by his wife, the | Hic ea | ing system. This project has been | this column are: . 23-1 mediate possession. Walter E. and | former Florence Keller, and these under debate for some time 3 lines or less, minimum 35¢ | ee erent on Myrtle M. Mateer. Sale at 7 p. m. | vhildren: The Rev: Hi Id E Ket The Liberty Can C at Lancas Mr all also 1 ‘ted he } | Over 3 lines, per line .......... 10¢ | EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Walter Dupes, Auct. C le ren: The Rev arold E. Ke - 1 . J el A ah 0, a La Mr. Krall also reported that the poh odd insertion, per line .... 8¢ Estate of Harry C. Miller, late " [tering, Standardsville, Va; Daniel | ter will build a $45,000 addition. | road to the water works is in bad | {of Rapho Township, dec'd. Saturday, June 24--On Henry St |l.. Elizabethtown R2; Henry E. of | York Industries Inc, at York, shape and needs stone. This was FOR SALE: 1938 Plymouth Coupe. Letters testamentary on said es= (Mt. Joy Borough, household artic- | Manheim R1; and J. Walter Green, | was sued for $933,000 over a patent. | left in the hands of the Street com- | A-1 motor, good tires. Call Mt. Joy Se having heen ranted tn, the toe yr M S fo vd | oT . | : > i a Diba: 09 ersigned, i SONS ebt Jos by oe ph, Sas; Lloyd | Lawn also seven grandchildren Since the close of World War IL! mittee to report their findings. J-4518 after 5 p. m 23-1p thereto are REC i make 'im= uet. Sale 1:30 p. m 5 Abn is hima ow : : Shs ta 4 | ————————— _— pl A or | | and these brothers and sisters: there was an increase of 12,000,000 Pumping engineer Shatz report- SEALED BIDS for 70 tons Stove & mediate PAYS, and those having LETTERS GRANTED Samuel K. Annville; Lizzie, wife of | telephones. ed 146 hrs. by motor, 6205000 gal-| Nv Coal will be received by Mit claims or demands against the same, First National Bank and Trus Henry Wenger, Palmyra; Jacob B. The New Holland Machine Com- | lons, and 304 hrs. by water wheel, | Joy Twp. School Bound, E. Musser will present them without delay for st Ni ‘ an and rust | . . iy = Sec'y. Bids ot he By for settlement to the undersigned Company, Mt: Joy, executor of the | Lebanon R4; John Henry, Lebanon; | pany will build a 300 ft. addition | 3,509,000 gallons. Fog Bids must he In by { at Mount Joy, Pa. Harry H. Miller estate | Susan, wife of Jonas Kreider, Leb-!t; its plant. | B. of H. secretary, Charles Dil- he od reserves the. right ie FIRST NATIONAL BANK —— — anon Rl; Allen, Lebanon; Mrs. Nashville, Tenn. stores are per-| linger, reported two cases of chick- reject av or all bitls. "09.9 AND TRUST COMPANY MARRIAGE LICENSES ! Mary Fasnacht, Campbelltown; and mitted to sell bee: but not bread | en pox, no nuisances. | meen mere - - | Louis S. May Executor Qi Sunday T . ; OR SALE: Boy's bicycle, 26" wheel Attor rne) 23-6 James B. Eshleman. Landisville Simon K., Lebanon. on Sundays I'reasurer Carl Krall reported a No. ulier Leste 3 and Viola Hatton of Lancaster. The funeral will be held from A lighted cigaret destroyed al balance in the bors account of $2:- | pate Im wm, Chocolate Ave F lovin XEC UTRIX NOTICE — — the Nissley funeral home here on mattress in a Lancaster home but 737.96 and in the water account Dial Mt. Joy 92-4010 23.1 Sil ite A Mi C. late : . . Am. Labs in py 0 ount Joy Borough, Pa., dec'd. Patronize Bulletin advertisers | Saturday afternoon with further firemen saved the house $25,939.46. FOR ALI 150 Leghorn Pallet Letters testamentary on said pea | services in the Saiunga Church of Cigarette sales increased while! President of Council, Robert Kel-| |, R Sal. 1d “Willis We Wer Mt estate having been granted to the . 4 J . MN nT, ’ ow! » ENJOY DRIVING? Pre ig your the Brethren and interment in the beer and liquor sales decreased in ler, inquired why Justice of the Joy R. D. 1 23-11 { under igned, all persons indebted | right to do so by getting State Farm adjoining cemetery Penna. the past fiscal year. peace Shenck held up the fines for | = — | there to are requested to make Mutual Auto Insurance. Careful "We . . : PAINTERS NE EDFD: D. Lor aw, | immediate payment, and those hav drivers receive complete coverage I'he officials at State College have | February, March and April and the Florin. Phone 3-446, Mt. Joy. 22 Af ing claims or demands against the at lower rates. Remember—under | Rudolph H. Gambey ordered all bars removed from fra-| secretary was instructed to write a ns | same, will present them without [new laws in most slates, you ean Rudolph H. Gamber, eighty-one, | ternity houses by Sept. 10. | letter to Squire Shenck requesting PRESSED CHICK! KE INS free liv. delay for settlement to the under lose your license after one accident. fed at His | . Ww: nd : | Three heifers strayed from the|he pay the fines more promptly. [ery role uss one 3-4951 signed residing at Mount Joy, Pa, Take no chances. See ahout State | died at his home in ashington | ¥ . : : I Mt. Joy RI. 22-1 MARY R. BOWMAN, | Farm's complote. protection. | Boro RL after an illness of ten | farm of Daniel Martin, Manheim R1| The secretary was also instructed | ————————————"""" | § Funk Kready Eveculsi AMMON R. HOFFER : | weeks [and were found five miles from to write to the state highway de-| Attorney 21-6 9 ‘ s » ap al addled " var rane ————— 119 David BE ior Joy, oa He ‘was born in. fhe same house | home. partment asking them to re surface NEW ___ Phone 3-4 | ; 3- 3-1 in’ witich he aiod. | York has a new municipal park- Main St. in an attempt to alleviate | THREE YEAR ay UBL IC Ts A L E niin | ing lot for 93 cars. Each stall has a | the present slippery condition when |FOR SALE: 7 ft. used Crosley Re. POLIO POLICY ; . | ster & rates are five cents wet. | reasonable, Geo $10.00 for the average fa wily Saturday, June 24th, 1950 Mrs. Chas. Gainer meter and the rates are five cents { Leaman Tire Shop, Mt. Joy 99.1 Piva up a $5,000 : On Henry Street, in the Borough Mis. Suson B. Gainer: wife” of for each six hours. | and of Mount Joy, Lane. Co. the fo!- BU SE saan © At Wilkes Barre a judge found | of a Toro power mower for $450.00; HOSPITALIZATION INS lowing: vis Range,, Coal Oil Stove Chusies Wg 7 rset how) eight men guilty of gambling and that he received a bid of $50 for | RAY N. WILEY New Floct ic. Rob ina Beh, al ey i i dae ores ordered them to pay $1200 cash in- | the old trailer; that benches are | Manheim R. D. 2 ator, Two Bedroom Suites, Chests, | Spra,, ROW, i 4Y Ito the Community Chest there. being made to be placed in the 1r YOU ARE LOOKING for a opp site Mt. Joy Legion Tables, Two Antique plank bottom following a lengthy illness. She was Forty calves and two hogs were | park; part of the tool shed has been | paperhanger, call Earl C. Brubak- Phone Landisville 2201 th Re ckers, « )dd Chairs, Sideboard, a daughter of the late Adam and killed when a truck upset on painted, and if at anytime, the boro er, R1, Lancaster. Ph Landisville Riches Sons, Rady, Anna Benediat Henry ad Was 41 near Elkhart, Ind. One cow | decides to convert the site where | 4374. 19-tf NEAR MOUNT JOY Bugs, Gun + member of the Christ Evangelical walked out under the wreckage. | the tool shed now stands, into a|FOR SALE: Potted Fey Plants, Se Beautiful new single brick and Sale to start at 1:30 P. M. and Reformed Church, Elizabeth- A western woman received $665,- | parking lot, that the shed be placed | each. Phone Mt. Joy 3-4864 «1 ws ne Jie “This a Ee lovely gi MRS. RUTH STAUF FER | | town | 762 in gifts during the seven years|on the Walker property. FOR SALE: Side-A es ws ter i completed a wre Five Lloyd Al vate | she lived with a man until he died.| The property committee was in- | heater. reasonal be oy Wr recms and tile bath on first floor a OE aaa 23 Henry J. Miller | Now Uncle Sam wants $65,000 in- | structed to dispose of the trailer era, special lens, No. 129 film. Jand second floor unfinished. Steam Henry J. Miller, sixty-one, of | heritance tax. | if it saw fit. | Phone Mt. Joy 3-4864. LL a3] jest fe ig wi LIVE and DRESSED Elizabethtown R2, died at St Jos- The biggest and fastest passeng- | The Lancaster County Gas Com- | \w ANTED: 3 or 4 room house or | Heavy asphalt roof, two-car garage, CHICKENS | eph’s Hospital after an illness of 2| er boat ever built in Amenca was | pany informed council they are to | apartment by young couple with 4 |All Yale hardware and all copver - weeks. He was born in Harrisburg, | launched last week. 't carries 1000 | repair the street in the west end of imo. old child. Wife is Registered | | flushing and spouting. Only the fin- | a son of the late Harry Jacob and | perscns, has a tonage of 26,000, can | the boro that the gas company tore Nurse and husband employed as est Mite valg used in this lovely . rs us i id 8 i : aircraft mechanic at Donegal Air- | home. Alsy bus service. All this for Lillian Elizabeth Beil Miller. He | make 25 knots and is air condition- | up during the changeove: and the | Call Frank Cargeine at Don- | $1€.800 company will reimburse the boro | phone Mt. Joy 3-535 S. NISSLEY GINGRICH | was a member of Holy Trinity Lu- | ed. re lll A AI | theran Church, Hershey RCT rasan There survive these children: PR sr VERY David H., Palmyra R1; Marvin + Engagements BLAIN KAUFFMAN Elizabethtown R2. Mrs. Blane I MT. JOY, PA. lege, Elizabethtown R2; Mus. ooh Of Ww Ii K § ROUTE 1 DIAL 3-4929 McNaughton, Elizabethtown R.D € nown ee ee re ——. . | ‘Mrs. : George McNaughton, Painters and Ann Lee Miller, at home. Local Residents ! Mr. and Mis | ¢f Bainbridge RI, their Water Lilies Gold Fish Tropical Fish | Vernon Mis: Sarah Boreman Mrs. Sarah | | [1 . Hixon, | announce dhe en i Boreman. eighty-sev-| gagement of granddaughter, | Everything for your en, widow of Andrew B. Boreman,| Delores Mae Hugeins, - to George PGOL or AQUARIUM Bainbridge, died Thursday in St.| load, son of Mrs. Raymond Raber | | Joseph’s Hospital after an illness| of Bainbridge. Miss Huggins is | VISIT of several years. employed by Maytown Mfg. Co. i 9 | Born in Wrightsville, a daughter | and Sload by Lancaster Shoe Co. PONDS of the late John and Susan Famous SILVER SPRING, PA. |Smelter, she was a member of! wm. and Mrs. Elam Groff, 26 Daw the Ludwig Methodist st this boro, announce the en- 7 miles West of Lancaster en Route No. 340 reese | ONZE! and was one of the or- Aid Society | Bainbridge, rs of the daughter Evelyn | son of Mr. gagement of their Ladies’ Mae, to Carl Derr, and | TTT TTT TTT | of the chwich. the last of | Ares. Derr. Elizabethtown BS. her family. Surviving are one Mr. Dery is employed at the eye | daughter, Ida, wife of R. R- Dan-! Binkley and Ober Quarry, Milton Heilig bert, Bainbridge, three grandchild-| Gove. ren and seven great-grandchildren.| The wedding will take place in| near future. | Funeral Home es ha | Mrs: Els inger = 23 W. Main St. Mount Joy | Irs: Elam W. Hollinger | and Mrs. H. M. Mrs. Esther A. Martin Hollinger, Mr. sixty-four, wife of Elam W. Hol-| Joy RI, East Petersburg, died Friday | of their | Glenn G. | Hess, Mount | announce the engagement Anna Ruth, to son of Mr. and | Elizabethtown JAMES B. HEILIG, Ve linger, | at her daughter, Funeral Director Hostetter ostetier, home. Death was caused by | trucks overweight 10 for the work. and gardens of surrounding homes. It was decided to lay a water p.pe out Fairview street and up| Birchland Avenue to supply water | to the homes being built there. This work was ordered done in the | near future. Council exonerated tax collector | Hockenberry from collecting $1,230! of the per capita tax. Lloyd Myers and Paul Stehman were named boro representatives | to attend the Chamber of Com- merce meeting to discuss the bor- ough's centennial. Chief of Police Neiss reported 12] percent, two egal Airport, —Realtor {12 S. Duke St., Lancaster; Pa. Lester Hostetter, of the finance | = WEDDING BIRTHDAY THING 3 | : ‘OR WE NG, RTHDAY and VE 8295 23-3 0 ee, reporte » approval of | FOI ; : : A oC reported the ilo | FATHER'S DAY Gifts, give a mo- —— | all bills except the one presented|. i.’ , still camera for year round PUBLIC SALE by Herr, the Pump Man at Lancas-)pleasure. Get yours at Victor Of Real Estate ter for repair work which was not Klahr’s Camera Shop, Middletown. FRIDAY, JUNE 9th, 1950 | satisfactory the first time, and re-| 23- 1 The undersigned will sell in Bast ol : 1-eall tor -wiiich the TS re | Donegal Township, on the premises quired a second ca or which te/ FOR SALE [cn Main street, in the village of boro was charged. 2-Story Residence, 5 rooms, all con- | Florin, the following: . Keller reported one filter | Véniences, enclosed porch. 2-car A LOT OF GROUND fronting 65 or not filtering. Same was taken Gamer property in Florin, | ft, on the South side of Main street, a rice $10,500. eR) anid extending 201 feet in depth of | care o Wednes S. NISSLEY GINGRICH that width to a public alley, on Secretary Brian was instructed REALTOR which is erected a | to write C. S. Frank and Martin | 12'S. Duke Bl poo roster Pe 21, STORY BRICK ia i 2- | Heistand requesting them to cut Tan DWELLING the thistle on thei: properties be-| Whoever has use for a large clo sot with slate roof, hot air fore they spread over the lawns|4'2 fl. wide, 6 ft. high and 2 {heat, other conveniences, venetian | deep can buy one cheap as I el | blinds and storm windows on first the room. It has two paneled glass | flcor | doors and is screwed together in |ONF-CAR GARAGE, 2 CHICKEN sections. Natural wood finish. Now HOUSES used as a clothes closet. $15 and Property may be viewed any day | you t take it away. Cost more than | after four o'clock P. M. by calling | twice that amount. Phone 3-9661 | on the undersigned. Mt. Joy. 21- tf | Purchaser may have immediate ————————— possession of property. Sale to commence at 7 o'clock and [D. S. T. on Friday, June 9th, 1950, culti- | (when terms and conditions will be i= SALE: H. Farmall tractor; B IN. Farmall cultivator corn planter, Oliver 60 with {vator, Massev Harris High Braun | ude krown by ‘disc plow, Oliver Orchard disc, | WAI TER FE. MATEER Tr: etor weeder, Weeder Hog Har- MYRTLE M "MATEER [row. Paul Hiestand, Marietta. Phone | yo 10 Dupes. Auch. j6- 12-f D. L Clerk 23 L andis H. L. RICE er { Plumbing & Heating Phone Mt. Joy 3-4151 15-tf Furniture For Sale | heart ailment. Mrs. J. R. Hostetter, ANTIQUES: Will higl : lime Uo} in s failure iS: ill pay high prices | , io > ; Some a a Besides her husband and father, | R3. f overweight 5 percent, on failure to for antiques of any eh re 3-pc. Living Room Suite $100. MAAMAAAAAMAAAAMAAY | Mis. Hollinger is survived hy eley-| Miss Hess was recently graduat-| leave identity, one speeding, one | Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St. JM in- | Included are: 2 Twin Table Lamps, EYES EXAMINED BY | en children: Frances, wife of Ab-|ed from Messiah Junior College | noring red light, one improper left heim, Pa. Phone 407. -24- tf 3 Rugs, Coffee Table, 1 Flcor Lamp. APPOINTMENT fram N ; : iriz Grantham, Mr. Hostetter is a stu-| left turn, three improper passes, 2| = _— Lila 18 | T 2 n Mumma, Manheim; Miriam 3 A Ho lhl o i ‘OR FARM BUREAU INSURANCE | § cu. ft. Phileco Refric erator DR S MILLIS | wife of Wilmer Charles, and Lloyd | dent at the same school. | drunken driving, two accidents ne] op BENJ. F. GARBER. 518 South $200. : : |H., both of East Petersburg; | | vestigated and 1,438 miles traveled | | Market St., Elizabethtown, Penna. = o OPTOMETRIST | Blanche, wife of Clarence Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hiestand, of in.auto | >hone 23-R. 7-tf | Magic Chef Gas Stove $125. 5 N. MARKET STREET | Lancaster: Lester H., Fast Peters- Salunga, announced the engage. | interest new hands, $225 he ran | Epes Add. Mach’s., Cash 6-pc. Bedroom Suite $130 ELIZABETHTOWN | burg: Harcld H. of Lititz: Esther, | Ment of their daughter, Carolyn, | ferred from the ig to | Registers, Check Writers. New ard Included 2 portable closets. Hours: { wife of Clyde Shelly, Manheim R1; © Dr. Richard L. Bryson, son of interest new bonds. $225 be trans. | Used. J. M. Engle, 411 E. High St, | fhe following. will be given at me Daily: 9 to 1 and 2 to 5 | Matora, wife of Wilbur Hostetter, | Mr. and Mrs. William D- Bryson, | ferred from boro account to inter- | Eliz: ibethtow "phon ne e 14]. 8-18-tf | extra cost: 1 Buffet, 1 Desk, 1 Cot; Evenings: Tues. & Sat. 6:30 - 8 3 | 4) Sunset Avenue, Ephrata, at ih est fire engine account, and that] East Petersburg; Elam Jr., at home *V © ’ I BUY all kinds of scray, iron, also | . No Hours Thursdry | Corrine, wife of Scott Nissley birthday party given in her honor | $5,000 be paid July 1st on the prin- sell stove wood. Guy D. Spittler. GEORGE C. HOUCK PHONE: 334) : evening at the Ss le of the new engine. | Phone 3-5573 Mt. Joy. 5-12-tf THEATRE APTS. MT. Joy | Landisville. and Jean, wife of Sam- | Thursday | uel Zurin, of Salunga. Sutter Hotel, Lititz. Bills ordered paid were $2,176.84 | FOR SALE: Building Lot 62x156 on nn ma Miss Hiestand is a graduate of} boro account and $301.16 water | corner of S. Market and a proposed | the General Hospital School of] account. street, Mt. Joy. An “A” zone loca- oO | Newpher : os | tion. Apply E. E. Brown, Mt. Joy. n 3 op. 8 Nursing and at present is on the | ) Smeltzer, sixty- 1-tf { Samuel Newpher | STRAWBERRIES to be picked by the public Monday, June 12 for 3 | | five, died at his home ¢n East Main nursing staff of the Ephrata Com-| Buy munity Hospital. Thirteen Girl | street at 11:50 p. m- Friday of . YS is «¢ raduate of | A heare attack, according to Dr. Da-| _ Dr. Bryson is a graduate of (From Page 1) | weeks or move. Bring your own | ou r S ; oner Franklin and Marshall College and | : containers. Pick as many as you | vid Schlosser, deputy coroner. He : School H | bert's brother, Bill Barto, at Rome, |" 5. y as was born in Mount Joy, a son of Jefferson Medical School. o is; N. Y. The ls left there shortly wish, Pay by pound. J Norman | Auto Insurance | . «| serving his internship at the Gen-| ie gir 8. Ie shortly Rohrer, Manheim R2. Phone 5-3872 | the late Samuel and Ellen Smith Ba : Nath before one o'clock and spent their | Manheim. 23-3 . Smeltzer and was employed at the eral Hospital and is a member of | ¥ ' foot Ze P : ie | dSmeltzer : ras employed 2 ort : irst night at the foot of | TT TT Ty Te Before Getting Brown Sons: Textile Mills Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity. Py hy oud. Telands, N.Y [FOR RENT: House Trailer lots, 25x *5 gaa : The wedding will take place in| | Bric ge Dusan, ! Sah S, oi aly feet, cool location, water, light These Facts | for many years. the Fall | Tuesday their destination was Trois | and sewage for complete bath facil- J ip Sou where at the!ities to each trailer. Hot and cold Smeltzer was a member of the Rieviers, Quebec, : tin Te as ny Z ai, or 1 | showers. Equipped laundry recom. | leas how FoR ar 8 Superior : fonda ¥ ire Company No. 1/ hp FOR PENNA. ; me of Mr Averys Sl ge oat Trailer villa, Dy, Pa, substantial savings. Semi-annual | a | VETERANS BONUS JULY Ist gir's were guess of Lanadian Win |RD.3 or 22¢ N. Market street, Fli= premiums. Strong company with | He was an enthusiastic hunter of W. S. Ebersole Post No. 185 Am- Guides at a roller skating party. |zabethtown, Pa. 21-4 service in every state. | large and small game nearly all his | Legion, Mt. Joy, reminds The Canadian girls presented our | NOTICE! Before you buy . . check with me life and years ago he played foot- all Pennsylvania veterans that the! scouts with friendship pins and| gaction 563 of the School Code | pictures were taken. Due to requires that this Notice be given | « » no obligation, | ball on a number of local teams. a Pa. WWII Compensation Bureau { cooperative natives were attempting |to the voters of Mount Joy Town- Besides his wife, Mary Bishop A iy < > a Siti "| of the State Adjutant General's de- so ship School District. Said Board In Ray N. Wiley Fon he is Survived By 8 partment will not accept Veterans {9 locate bunk beds fr thesis to) a provosed budget for the | MANHEIM R. D. 2 aughter, reve, wife of Reuben Bonus applications after July 1, sleep indoors Tuesday night. {school vear 1959-51. The proposed | | Rhoads, Reading, and a grand- | 1950 Wednesday the troop reached the |pydget is available any taxpayer Phone Landisville 2201 | daughter, Irene, at home. | as tem is 1» mma games furtherest point of their trip Mont. Hi mav interest themselves calling at the home of the secretarv. morency Falls, Quebec, and (to- day) Thursday were to start the | trip home through the New Eng- of will be June 23vd. | Also surviving are these sisters: | of town. | Mrs. Jennie Morton, Mrs. Matilda | The funeral was held from his | Waltermyer, and Ella, wife of Ab-| late home Tuesday afternoon with [ The date set for final action and | AMER] INSURANCE COMPANY Operating in lowa as American Farmers | ram Reinhart, all of Mount Joy. | continued services in St. Luke's land States. E. MUSSER HEISEFY Mutual Insurance Company Among his surviving brothers | Episcopal church here and inter- _—- 8-2 Secretary 4~tf i are Henry I, Eli D,, and Frank, all, ment in the Eberle cemetery. Patronize Bulletin advertisers. | Patronize Bulletin Advertisers { apartment on second floor | dwelling heated with city gas: by | viewed on Thursday, | Saturdav [the of the aforesaid budg- IP M.. P U B L C'S A LE of Valuable Real Estate to be held SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1950 )n the premises located at the corre of East Willow Street and Highlawn Avenue, Elizabethtown, Fennsylvania, i containing apartment consists of dining room. kitchen, first floor and one kath on second floor; A THREE STORY BRICK AND FRAME DWELLING apartments: one living room, and office on bedroom and and the other consists of kitchen, liv- bedroom and bath Third fleor can be easily eonverted into two rooms. First floor apartment has Heatil- lator Fireplace in living room; two large built-in Chira Closets: entire hot water heat; concrete basement; full sized screens and storm windows and doors. garage attached to dwel- line: outside fireplace; shade trees. Abre dwellirg erected on lot of ground 60x185 ft. Premises can be Friday, and the week of sale, Sale t~ commence at 2:00 o'cleck two ing room, one when conditions will he made known by ELMER CG. STRTCKLER Phone: 117 Walter Dunes. Auct. D. L. Landis, Clerk. 23.3
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