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: ‘ TRUCK OVERWEIGHTS ARE Ch h N ote S . [Phe Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, August 24, 1950-3
\ . Remember Our Mortuary Record NOW ALL-TIME HIGH aren 1 gs out SIXTEEN CONCRETE SILOS Everybody in this locality ood
CHOICE VARIETY HOME GROWN i State Police arrests on truck ov- FOR STORING Cocoa BEANS | The Bulletin—that's why its adver-
I. E 3 (From page 1) erweight, violations are running at| NEWS ' PERTAINING TO ALL Our Community | Sixteen concrete silos, capable .of ie: Hu ~~ sw
( i & years and was.a member of the an all-time high | THE CHURCHES IN MT. JOY [storing 56,000,000 pounds of cocoa tisers. get such excellent results. .
ad) Will be sold at our Fruit Stand !;, mile West of Florin. Mount Pleasant Bretaren in Christ They're averaging about 2,500 4/ AND THE ENTIRE SUR- During Past Week beans are being ccnstructed by the
- WOLGEMUTH'S FRUIT STAND in hee Budband ‘a month since the 1949 Legislature] KOUNDING COMMUNITY. Hershey Chocolate Corporation, | p
Hoa Residence PHONES Stand Yin yo rd pea Ho : increased the State Police force to] b Ruth E. Buchen Since August 14, some 225 men | CARBOLA
sidence 08 and J | guest a ¢ Fimdale Res ome; a . u ty E 1 y nts di bh
Jane Mt. Joy 3-4351 MOUNT JOY 3-5661 a son, Benjamin H., Manheim R2; L800. It had been 1600 men, Trial SE Cure iy Bruukes daug! [awe been | Jouping Sor 241 Disinfocting White pint Gut
iii eee | 150 eight grandchildren, three| The facilities include new weight { Sunday, August 27 Miss Ruth E. Buehen, aughterthours a day and work is scheduled | Ftains LINDANE, Kills Flies
; a at-grandchildren and We sis | scale installations on arteral roads | Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Buchen,|{, pe completed in the next few
1dolph great-grandchildren a si 4 | Morning Service at 10:30 a.m. Manheim R3, became the bride J | 1ISOTOZ y Spray
Th . ters, Mrs. Martha H. Frey and Mrs. throughout the state, another item | No evening service. hy 1 8 Brotaket +s Ff Mr “8
Hope urs.-Friday-Saturday Fannie H. Musser, both of Florin.) set up by Pennsylvania aware Wednesday 4 — Levi Drobo et Vel 70 Yue has a HESS BROS
ho ! was: held: 18 ¢ 7:30 + Service | ht. ME [tion that Jt became necessary to I.
lliams AUGUST 24 3 25 y 2 Funeral services eid in the last year. . i i p. m. Prayer ervice R2, Saturday in the home of the|call out State Police to direct tours oan
\Y Mount Pleasant Bret ren in Christ Prosecutions or driving overs- Mount Joy Mietiodist Church bride. Homer Bomberger officiated. ists attracted to the scene. Police ! HUBER OBERMOLTZER
ney Church, north of here, Saturday | weight trucks are heavy in Lan- y Seth |
af ay tal a's tery Y i the } caster-C ov b 5 definite Site Rev. Robert C. Pike, Minister Miss Reba Buchen attended her|get aside Trinidad Avenue adja- FLORIN, PENNA.
A ; S pe nin erment In “the Ee So h, . oi eles 3 Raiph Alleman, S. S. Supt. sister as maid of honor, Harold| cent to the silos from which spec- Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930
adjoming cemetery. stics are avalle 2, Porte > scales undaay, ugust ‘ubake as Jr 4 . sata "ti j-
| . Lan. operate out of ‘the Lancaster lave 10:00 am. Sunday School. Brobaces saved Leo oy a can watch the construc tion, 26-tf
| We Reserve the Right ie G3. J racks and there gre many perman-| 11:00 am. Divine Worship. is brother, and ushers were Clyde Each silo is 30 feet in diameter —
} oi 8 Murs. Katie G. Felker acks and there are man, I a Rev. Robert Stehman, will be | Buchen and Victor Wenger. land 130 feet high.
m— to Limit Quantities Mrs. Katie G. Felker, seventy- | ent weighing-in points te which guest speaker. — a —— a as
y i ug ler lice take trucks to be weighed. — Ea
mrt SHURFINE FANCY WHOLE GRAIN two, widow of Abram K.. Felker, po ie . > Weig 1ed Beulah Melhorn Wolgemuth | Fastest time recorded for a swim CIRCU MSTANCES
= formerly of Florin, died Saturday Pennsylvania law prohibits a Salunga Methodist Church Robert Klinz Shank lacross the English channel was 10 may oblige & family "to spend
116 t the home of her daughter. Mrs. | 10ad of more than 45000 pounds on| Rev. Robert C. Pike, Minister ne] mg Shan sNEUsh channe. was + + + ay oblig ly pe
Pkg. Cc 5 le ome 0: Aer aug ater, i commonly: usdd- trailer trucks un- Miss Alice Strickler, Supt. The marriage of Miss Beulah (hours 45 minutes by Venceslas less .. BUT... no circumstance
David M. Hostetter, Kinzer Ri, af der senaity of & $50 fine Sunday, August 27 : Melhorn Wolgemuth, daughter of Spacek of Bohemia in 1926. ever alters the QUALITY of a
{ PRESTO—2 PIECE ter an illness of three months. She | “er | - y oh . " 0 an, Divine i fe Mr. and Mrs. C. Miller Wolgemuth, | Sheetz Service. ‘It costs, rémem-=
Bis 3 7: a daushs Ny wv. Rober an, : . ;
dozen wes Jorn. i Mowe doy, a daugh ENLISTED IN AIR FORCE que oy Hed 119 N. Market St., to Rokert Kling] LIVE and DRESSED ber, no mere than elsewhere.
to pkg. Cc ter of the late Samuel and Barbara | ENLISTE “ 10:00 am. Sunday School. Shank, scn of Lloyd F. Shank, 108| ‘
Sheetz Gibble and was a member | Norman M. Heisey Jr. son of Mr. - Fairview St, will take place at 2| CHICKENS

PENN DUTCH DELICIOUS RED of the Mennonite Church, here. Norman M. Heisey Sr., rural del- Mt. Joy Mennonite Church pm. Saturday in Calvary’ Bible
| D BEAN 2 23 She is survived by three chil-|ivery 1, Mount Joy, was enlisted in| Henry Garber, Amos Hess, and nih Be he Rew a Sum]
Ns. 2 dren, Lloyd, Mount Joy; Minnie, [the United States Air Force for a Henry Frank, Pastors et G |
KI . S Gans c i i i four-year period, through the U. S. Sunday, August 27 my will ofiiciste, : : all 6329

wife of David Hostetter, Kinzer Rl, ye nm 1D ; 9:00 a. m. Sunday School The bride-clect will be given in
CL MACON ZING OF 2 PIECE Omm with whem she lived; and Verna, | Army and U. 5. Air Force Recruit- | 14.99 4m, Sermon. marriage by her father. She will i
B 2 wife of Abram Sload, Maytown. | ing Station in Lancaster. His initial have her sister-in-law, Mrs. John v '
| Dozen Dozen Thirteen grandchildren and the fol- | Papers were drawn up by M/Sgt. Mt. Pleasant E. Wolgemuth, as matron of honer FREE DELIVERY HOME FOR FUNERALS i
FRUIT JARS: 69 Quarts 79: lowing brothers and sisters also |Stewart M. Wright, Recruiting Sgt., Brethren In Christ Church Lloyd E. Shank will serve his BLAIN KAUFFMAN :
survive: Isaac Gibble, Hershey Lancaster. J er C. 7} Moyer, Pastor Tol WA ne a ye Yi : North Duke Street At Lemon |
) ? : unday, Augus oan 5. Des an, Sher 2 i
SHURFINE FANCY FLORIDA Enos, Mount Joy R1; Harry, Man- Norman is 19 years of age and | “ggg, ney School John E. and Verncn M. Wolgemuth, | RoUTE ne 10%, PA 3-4929 LANCASTER, PENNA.
ORANGE JUICE larna 46.02. Cc heim; Samuel, Marietta R1; John, | Will take his basic training at Lack- w— brothers of the bride-elect. | —
Cari "Lancaster R1; Lizzie, wife of Hor- [land Air Force Base, San Antonio, St. Luke's Episcopal Church —" 1
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— ace George, Elizabethtown RD; | Texas. Pe Rev. Donald Boyd Kline ¢ ? a
’ spe ; Alice Grace Hostetter | i
MEAT OF MANY USES ie. wi ow Hels - Vicar | 5 |
Annie, wife of Andrew Heise, Flo late Martin M. and Annie Sunday, August 27 John Engle Zercher Dr. M. F. GIAMBALVO ad |
'S PREM 1 rin; and Barbara, wife of Gi |
W : 2 or. }. and Barbara, wife of Galen 9:30 a. m. Church School i tr:
\ ter Cope, » Was ay rt | . a. . . Mis Al Grace stetler,
S IF : can C Wade, Mount Joy RI. > Cope he Wis o member of the 10:45 a. m. Holy Eucharist (Ist deer TE oe ete Optometrist
Landisville Reformed Mennonite | oq” 3rq Sundays) (Morning pray-

The funeral was held from the . i
ki pa . Church for 50 years and operated a | er other Sundays.) ry N. Hostetter, Washington Boro, :
SHURFINE OR LIBBY'S CALIF. Nisley funeral] home here Tues- corn drying plant for over 30| Brotherhood of St. Luke Corpor- became the bride of John Engle| 39 E. Main St. .
: FRUIT COCKTAIL laroe day afiernoon With futher SET | years, ‘prior to his retirement. Be- | ate. Communion on last Sunday of | Zercher, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. J.| Mount Joy, Pa.
: No. 2% can vices in the Mennonife Church vides his. wife, ‘the forwier Mae each month at 7:30 a. m. ‘ Zerditer, Grantham. Saturday” in ;
here. Interment was made in Kray- I hy ne ary | 7:00 a. m. Holy Eucharist, Manor Br th ’ Chri t ch opel HOURS: ® Eyes Examined
bill's Cemetery in East Donegal. he, is survived Ly two HOLY DAYS : Is : flare, Tue.-Thur.-9 ® (lasses Fitted & Repaired
These Janse Stores and all other Lanco Stores everywhere offer the el sons, Roy G. and Paul R. Cope one mile south of Mountville. The —. Sg a.m.$ p.m. ® Ph 2.9295
Er A i isu ; ide’ jciate isto | ue.- Fri., Sat., 6 p.m.-8:30 p.m. -
JOHN BENDER, SALUNGA ROBT. HOUSEAL, MAYTOWN 41. Cove both of Landisville. Five grandchil- Conic SI Bes father officiated, assisted by e.- Fri., Sat, 6 p.m.-8:30 p.m one
JOHN BOOTH, MOUNT JOY VERNE HIESTAND, SALUNGA 370 Lop | dren and a brother and sister, Mar- | Chore Lae 3 ge | Bishop C. N. Hostettter, grandfather|] hoes m= Sp
BOYERS GROCERY, RHEEMS R. G. RICE, SILVER SPRING Amcs H. Cope, seventy-five,|tin H. Cope, Rheems; and Mrs. | Me Jota Herr, Supt. of the bride. ds
G. FORENY, FLORIN EARLE STAUFFER, LANDIS- Manheim R1, near Landisville,| 1 izzie Dellinger, Lancaster R3, al- | Sunday, August 27 The bridesmaid was Miss Ruth
B. 0. GROSH, MILTON GROVE VILLE died at 12:45 pm. Wednesday, survive. | 9:00 hm Sunday School N. Musser, ‘Mount Joy, a cousin of|
S. G. HERSHEY & SON, ELI- J. N. WALMER, ELIZABETH- his home. He had been in failing IN PR — 10:15 a. m. Church Service the bridegroom.
Everybody is invited. A reception for
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ZA health for six months. A son of the{ patronize Bulletin Advertisers | ee 100 guests was|
Tre reer - =i] Trinity Lutheran Church held following the ceremony in|
Rev. W. L. Koder, Pastor Hestetter’'s Banquet Hall, here.
Sunday, August =”
9:30 a. m. Sunday School. Mar t A J
5 om ine Worship. gare nn Diehl
10:45 a. m. Morning Wo. p Vincoiit Hi. Rader

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| Donegal Presbyterian Church Announcement is made of the| FOR - !
Rev. T. A. McGregor, Pastor marriage of Margaret Ann Diehl, |
Swng. Augug 27 ». School of Allentown, to Vincent H. Kahler, |
| 9:30 a. m. ure CHO! son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Kahler F 11 P t 1 me
| First Prechstertn Church of Landisville, August 5 in the u or ar 1
J o il. | Rev. T. A. McGregor, Pastor Shieh of+ St. Catherine of it oad
Ta Sunday, August 27 Allentown. The Rev. Hugh McMul-| Pr t
| 9:30 a.m. Church School. len officiated. OSsl 10S
10:45 a.m. Morning Worship, Mrs. Kahler
| Sermon by Rev. Albert W. Lenz, is a graduate or]
| Pastor of Bellevue Church, Gap, Pa. | Allentown High School, and is an|
| advertising copywriter for Hess!
AT THE

The Washington Street Brothers, Allentown. |
h 1d b b ht © Church Of The Brethren Mr. Kahler was graduated from
n in ~ tm nt Elizabethtown, Pa. East Hempfield High School and|| 5. C. MU PHY C STORE
shou e bought as a vestme TIRE cps NERC R 0.
| Sunday, August 27 buyer of men’s accessories at Hess
9:30 a. m. Church School Brothers at Allentown.

: bd with a class for every age and need. a a
| d 1 ned to accom lish SOme definite 10:30 a. m. Morning Worship; ee __— in Mt. Joy
eS p rd. | Pastor Zuck will preach on “Peter's | LUTHERAN LADIES BIBLE |
Feet”. Miss Nancy viol- | CLASS HOST TO FAMILIES |
inist, will ke the soloist. Tho vite af : eT
| 7:30 p.m. Community Vespers in The members of the Young La-| 4
Town Park Pavilion. dies’ Bible Class of Trinity Luth-|
it b d to sti
t t - The final outdoor service of six | eran Church entertained
purpose, WwW C cr 1 C use 0 S 1m ; sponsored by the Elizabethtown | at the August meeting held]!
| Ministerial Association will be ‘held lust Wednesday: everdnio. : he
Foy coming Sunday evening at 7:30 | "4S 1esday evening af, the Mt.
J in the Elizabethtown Park Pavil- | Joy Playground. The group enjoy-|; f CG. C. MURPHY CO.
Its ion. De. AC Bau ed a picnic supper which was fol- §
( izakethtow pge, / ron ite Tn sel +.
preacn the sermon. The worsship | lowed by the business session. The
will be led by the Rev. Nevin H. | following attended.
| Zuck and Mr. W. David Lh ! Mr. and Mrs. J. Nissley Brubak-
| and music will be provided by a! = 5 0 o ee Pps
| i, compcesed. of VIS, er and children Joann and Barry;
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3 or rs. Haro rg Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heisey and
1 t y 1 t mn Y h t it ost Joel Deppeller, Mrs. Harold Brandt, y
value to you lies no wha cost, So Beppe, Me rly Bey Mi and Moe. Bal Hei and
Charles Brinser at He pigne In| girickler anid. son” Richards: Mies.
: ase 1 vg a é Py a
case of inclement weather, the ser Robert Reener and sor Bret: Mr.
° ° ° vice will be held at the same hour, ih 5. Foor, Me bith
but in what it accomplishes. and. Mrs. G \
are being accepted at the Murphy Store on Main Street.
If you are interested in Retail selling and a secure posi-
tion, we will be pleased to have you apply at any time.

ulate sales or enhance prestige.

in the Washington Street Church of ge
the Brethren. Mrs. James Heilig; Mr. and Mus.

ibaa i Clyde Gerberich and children,
Glossbrenner Evangelical Frances and David; Mr. and Mus.|
MR United Brethren Church Wayne Kretzing and daughter San-
— Rev. John H. Gable, Pastor dy; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Harnish and
Sunday, August 27
9:30 am. Sunday School children Samuel, James, John and
| i é . 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship. Catherine; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
7:15 p.m. Evening Worship. Wivell and daughters Virginia and
{ Monday ; i AT re WA
| 7:30 p.m. Brotherhood Meeting. Polly Ann; Mr. and Mrs. William]
Wednesday Shoop and son Barry; Miss Beulah
7:30 p.m. Midweek Service Smith; Mrs. William Hopple.
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l. t Calvary Bible Church - :
: ® ® o ° Rev. C. I. Summy, Pastor | Lee de Forest
E. M. Wolgemuth, Supt. It was but a step from what was|
Sunday, August 27 called the “Edison effect” in Edi-|

9:15 a. m. Bible School son’s lamp bulb to the radio tube. | “Made the last payment at the
10:25 a. m. Morning Worship That Sten ‘was, discovered es ee)
“ x, Rar ” Pits step was discovered and in- c vester r » thing I
A { The Sanctorum” The Pas vented by a young American scien | bank yester day. One t 4 :
: bor Shes ne Evening Service in | list: Lee de Forest, who introduced want you always to remember
| WA pn, 100 ge» the grid to capture speeding elec- is this: the folks at the bank
charge of Young People of Church. trons and cau them to build ug
ster f cause 1 lo i D .
The Mystery of: Godliness from a feeble to a strong volume of can help you when you have

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° ® Weqnesq Bible Study. Prayer | sound in the first radio tube, From any kind of a money problem. *
Do our rintin Meeting this single invention were evolved Just don’t be shy about up. Chances
many variations to be used for am- | fi
Newtown U. B. Church plifying sound transmission. are they’ll have the answer right there for you.”
Oscar K. Buch, Pastor THE

Sund A t 27 Copper in War .
ey SE School. From the time copper was first NATIONAL MOUNT Joy 5
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7:30 pm. Communicii discovered by prehistoric man on | __ MOUNT JOY, PA. Age
| Wednesday : down through the flight of centuries |
Phone 3-966 ount oy aie c 5 m. Frayer; ; Meeting it has been used as implements of

. 7d wat. PefHaps its! first: use’ was’ for | 1
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\ i i spearheads ‘attached torlong” poles |
4 : Produce clean milk, cool it quick- | 4g ‘serve as lances. Later it was |
: ly, and keep it cool * to prevent | used for ammunition, guns and for
growth of bacteria. These are some | armor. .
of the major steps urged by Ivan E. rr : < F ys nL
| Parkin, Penn State extension dairy | Everybody in this locality reads Z| IN UNION THERE IS STRENGTH | Ss
\ { specialist, for producing quality | The: Bulletin—that's why its adver-| cS Fm TTT
[ = Zn milk. J tisers get such excellent results. i Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation }