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sink with cupboard top attached,
There are eleven boro offices at
Washingtonboro and there isn't
candidate for one of them,
WP Caen, we.
Stimulate your business by adver- !
tising in the Bulletin,

PUBLIC SALE of Household Cloods
Friday evening, May 25, 1951, 6:00 |
r. m. DST, 524 Ponlar St. FEliz-
ahethtown, by Ruth Shank & Son.
J. J. Miller, Auct.
PUBLIC SALE of Implements and
Household Goods. Saturday, Mav
15. 1951, 12:30 DST, 3 mi. east of
Flizabethtown, near Green Tree
Brethren Church by Edgar B. Leh-
man. John J, Miller, Auct. 20-2
SALE OF GRAND VIEW
SCHOOL LOT

On Saturday, June 9, 1951, at 2:00 |
n. m. (daylight time), on the prem- |
ices. the undersigned will sell at
public sale a half-acre lot, formerlv
occupied by its Grand View School,
on hard road from Risser’s Mill to
Colebrook Road, near Mt. Pleasant
Church. Attractive shade
make this a desirable building lot.
MT. JOY TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL DISTRICT |
By Joseph H. Greiner, Pres.
C. S. Frank, Auct,
Wm. B. Arnold, Solicitor 20-3
PUBLRC SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate
SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1951
The undersigned will offer at
public sale the two story frame
dwelling house and frame stable
located on the Southeast corner of
South Charlotte Street and Alley
“C" in the Borough of Manheim,
Fennsylvania. *
ALL THAT CERTAIN
m TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE AND STABLE
having a frontage on the East side
of South Charlotte Street a distance
of 30 feet and extending of that
width in depth Fastwardly along
Alley “C” a distance of 265 feet to
Alley “M”.
The sale will be held # 2:00 P.
M. D.S.T. when terms and condi-
tions will be made known by
HENRY S. BOYD, Adminis-
trator d.b.n.c.t.a. of John
D. Witters, Deceased and
Administrator of Lizzie Wit-
ters, Deceased.
LeRoy Spahr, Auct.
Arnold. Bricker & Beyer
/. ttorneys
ALL-DAY SALE
Two miles North of Elizabethtown
R.D. 2. Pa.
Phone 442-J-2
ON SATURDAY. JUNE 2nd,
at 11:00 A. M.
42 NEW AND USED TRACTORS
AND CRAWLERS
—all makes—
300 Pieces other Farm Machinery,
new and used; Corn Pickers. Bring
in your Combines and Hay Mach-
inery.

1951
CARS AND TRUCKS
Lots of Posts; 200 Hogs; 15 New
Hollands and Cases, 50T and 45T
Allis Chalmers Balers, Spreaders,
Plows. Drills, Combines, 7 new 25V
IHC Mowers, 4 New Idea Mowers.
Farmers and Dealers bring your
New and Used Tractors and- Mach-
inery in before Sale Day, if pos-
sible. Terms: Cash;
G. K. WAGNER, Sales Mar.
Next Sale Saturday, June 23, 1951
BABY CHICKS EVERY WEEK
Write for Price List
21-2t
PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY
to be held
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 25. 1951
on the premises in the Village of |
Maytown:
+ Welkilt G2s Range, Servel Gas
Refrigerator, Maytag Washer, these
three articles are like new; two
tubs, large Duo-Therm Oil Heat-
er, small New Perfection room
Leater, old fashioned high back
rocker. other rockers, bar room
chair, breakfast set, extension ta-
Fle. new cedar chest, two old fash-
ioned chests, couch, RCA Cabinet
Radio. electric lamps, coal oil
lamps, pedestals, living room suite,
two bed room suites, three-quar-
ter bed. two toil springs, book-case
and desk combined, four 9x12
rugs, cne 9x12 rug mat, bed cloth-
ing, mattresses, linens, quilts. can-
ned fruit, pictures, homemade soap
rarden tools and other tools, lum-
he~ and sawed wood, and other ar-
ticles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 5:30 p. m.
PST. when conditiong will be made
Jnown hy
WILLIS LINDEMUTH
Walter Dupes, auct.
Landis & Garman, clerks
PUBLIC SALE
Saturday, May 26, 1951
1:00 O’clock P. M. D.S.T.
The undersigned will sell at pub-
lic sale at 206 North Poplar Street,
Elizabethtown, Pa.
3-pe. living room suite, One minute
washing machine, like new; 3 bed-
room suites, springs & mattresses,
one mattress like new; Columbia
Choice range with warming closet,
water front, reservoir; lg. heatrola,
good condition; New Royal upright
electric sweeper, electric heater,
coaloil heater, studio couch, china
closet, buffet and writing desk, old
20-2

(109 years old); small sink, ice re- |
frigerator (100 lb. capacity) drop- |
head Singer sewing’ machine, very |
good, oJd fashioned small rocking |
thair, 9x14% living room rug, home
made carpet, several small rugs,
comforts & quilts, 2 rocking chairs
% small tables, floor light, table
light, kitchen chairs, 2 porch chairs
oil cloth, lawn mower, stepladder,
garden tools, cushion & pillows, 4
oil lights, crocks, jars, set of dishes
glass & china, pewter spoon, large
and small, Roger 1847 silverware,
8-day clock, Big Ben clock, cooking
utensils, some Antique dishes and
many articles not mentioned.
‘Nathan B. Werner
John J. Miller, Auct. Owner
21-5 |
20-2 |
trees |
|
| Dear Mr. Bennett:
|
|
|
JK. T. Keller Will
Not Attend Our
Big Celebration
Mr. K. T. Keller, chairman of the
board of Chrysler Corporation, De-

troit, Michigan, and now actively
|
| : ;
{ engaged in the Governments guid-
|
|
[
CELEBRATED SIXTIETH
{ WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
| Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Siller, West
| Main Street, celebrated their 60th
| wedding anniversary on Wednes-
day.
Mr,
a retired molder,
| eighty-one, is the only living grad-
Mount Joy Orphans’
filler, who is seventy-nine,
| is his wife, age
| nate of the
| School,
i They are the parents of four chil
dren: George Siller, of town; Char-

‘Mortuary Recor
Throughout This
Entire Locality
| William Freeland, sixty-three,
hambia. She was eighty-one.

LOCAL F.LKS FOUND
| ALBINO LADY -SLIPPERS
| Two ardent nature lovers from
| this vicinity made an unusual find
while scouring the woodlands last
Saturday, and shared their
| fortune by showing this rare sight
to flower enthusiasts,
| Mr, Mark Newcomer and daugh-
good
local
| visiting numerous pink and yellow
Warren E. Disney, sixty-nine of | orchid colonies to view this year's
News In General
From Florin For
‘The Past Week
|
Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Mumper on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs

Fshelman |
| The Bulletin, Mt. Jov, Pa.,
| Our Berries are again to be pick~
ed by the public. Bring your own
containers, Starting May 31st until
June 23 from morning ‘til dark,
Phone Manheim 3-5872. 21-3
|

| MRS. BROWN have you found
| moths in your home? Stop damage.
with Berlou. Five year guarantee
York | Keener Home Furnishings, Moun iron, also sell stove wood.
of Columbia. ter, Margaret Joanne, and Mr. Hen- | and daughter of Emigsville,
Katie, wife of H. B, Miller at Co= [ry H. Eby, Mount Joy R2, were | Co, called on Mr. and Mrs. Geo. | Joy, Pa. Liu gle]
| FLASH CAMERAS make good gifts
Wilbur Arndt and | for graduates. Hawkeye $10.60. An-

ed missile program in Washington, les Siller, Palmerton, Pa.; Viola|FElizabethtown. at St. Joseph's Hos-| bloom, when eight-year-old Jo- family of York, and Mr. and Mrs. | 8¢0 $11.18 & $12.18, Brownie 620
wes invited to attend his home | wife of P. A. Kilgore, Lancaster | pital. | anne, discovered three perfect and | Jesse Heisey of Lancaster and Mr. | Flas 558, sll ted rile
| town's Centennial celebration May | 88: and Florence, wife of Walter | Miss Margaret Sterline, eighity-| very beautiful lady slippers. | and Mrs. Harry Miller of Rheems | flash ol oll Sites. Vict Klas
26-30. | Shaffer, Elizabethtown. | one, of Norwood, Columbia Rl, at! These unusual blooms were | vised Mr. Samuel Shelley over | -
The following letter was received | There is also one grandchild and | the Columbia Hospital. She was | growing among the pink blossoms | the weekend { FOR SALE: Sparton radio and
| | phonograph combination wiih FM,
|
expressing his regret at being un- |
ahle to attend:
May 8, 1951
Mr. Charles J. Rennett Jr.
| Snecial Fvent Chairman
| Mount Joy Centennial
Mount Jov. Pennsylvania
It was really thoughtful of you
to invite me to the Centennial cel
wish it were possible for
nome, but my wvressnt load here at
home and in Washington with the
Government's guided missle pro-
gram makes it impossible.
1 know the event will be a great
success and that Mount Tov will
have reason to be nroud of it. My
best wishes to all of vou.
Sincerely,
K. T. KELLER
KEYSTONE HOLSTEIN SALES
ACQUIRE REGISTERED COW
Keystone Holstein Sales,
here recently acquired a registered
Holstein-Friesian cow from the
herd of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N.
Carpenter, Waverly, Pa.
Change of ownership for this an-
imal, Sunrise Farms Pontiac Inka
Paul, has been officially recorded
by The Holstein-Friesian Associa-
tion of America.
The Association 34,389
registry and transfer certificates to
Pennsylvania breeders during 1950.
etl A Cs nn.
issued
REV. J. ROBERT LEHMAN
WILL GRADUATE JUNE 1
The Rev. J. Robert Lehman,
Grantham, Pa, will be graduated
with the degree Bachelor of Relig-
ious Education at the annual com-
mencement of Messiah College at
Crantham on June 1.
He has been serving as student
pastor of the Clear Creek Brethren
in Christ Church near Everett, Pa.
Rev. Lehman is the son of Mr.
Henry Lehman who resides at Mt
Joy R2.
i Miami
nation’s farm workers from wage
controls. They can practically
as they please as long as they do
not go over 95 cents an hour.
When a P.R.R. flyer hit a stall-
ed express train at Bryn Mawr,
eight persons were killed and sixty
injured.
et eee. +
BUILDING LOT SOLD
Jay Gingrich, local
salesman, sold a building lot east
of Mount Joy on the Harrisburg
Fike for Charles and Mary V. Wet-
zel to Mary B. Eisenberger,
Rheems.
—A Good Buy
If - you need just 2 bed rooms
do
real

SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL
Solid Brick & Clapboard
CAPE COD HOME
TODAY!
Aluminum Storm
Garage. Located
Windows
in Florin.
Priced to sell.
S.NISSLEY GINGRICH
Realtor
12 S. DUKE ST. LANCASTER
Phone 8296

INVEST IN
Musser Cross Chicks
MUSSER
HEAVY WHITE CROSS
Heavy White feathered Cross for
High Egg Production. Excellent
for the local dressed market,
either in Broiler or Hen size.
MUSSER ROCK-RED CROSS
The Broiler Chick that is capable
of maximum feed conversion,
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW,
FOR
MUSSER LEGHORN
CHICKS
We can place’ a few orders as
early as April 30 with possibili-
ties of receiving them earlier on
short notice.
MUSSER
LEGHORN FARMS
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
PHONE 3-4911

Kraybill & McDannel, Clks. 20-2
Inc, |
estate |
and |
one great grandchild,
| UI ———
| MOUNT JOY HIGH AND
| MANOR IN PLAYOFF TONITE
| The County High Baseball Leas |
| gue championship game between
| Manor and Mount Joy and the
| ticipated mound duel between a
| poned one day as rain washed out
the complete local card.
It will be played at
this evening under the lights.
| EE
|
| WERE AT WSCS CONFERENCE
Mrs. William Fackler and Mrs.
{ Norman Linton, Sr. spent May 14
Lancaster
[ and 15th in Philadelphia as dele- |
| Petes from the Mount Joy Meth-
odist Church to the tenth annual
| meeting of the Philadelphia Con-
| ference at WSCS.
| They will report on their trip at
| the Sunday School session on May
27th.
mn com amen. I
Brief News From
The Dailies For
Quick Reading
The Federal Government has
charged the lettuce growers in
| California with violating the anti-
| trust laws.
| At Baltimore a man was appre-
hended for stealing a hearse. He
said he stole it to see how it rcde
before he died.
The state of Massachusetts is
making an effort to keep all trucks

i Sunday eleven out-of-staters were
arresied.
Rev, Charles M. Malin, pastor of vived by these children: Abram B.| ftehman, Joseph Nissley,
the Methodist church at Columbia, Earhart, Frederick, Md.; Benjamin | Frantz, Christian H. Stauffer. Joc- |
| Ka.
| When the journal on the 27th
| car of a 119-car freight broke, it
scattered nineteen cars along the

west of the
across the
low grade one mile
Safe Harbor
| Conestoga creek.
Week's Birth Record
Mr.
| Mcunt Joy R2, a
| Joseph's Hospital.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Musser,
| Mount Joy R2, a son Sunday at the
General Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Buckwalter
cf Landisville, a son at St. Joseph's
Hespit2]l Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dulley Hurley, of
| 219 West Main street. a son at St.
Joseph's Hospital last Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Snyder Jr.,
Manheim R2, a daughter Saturday
at the Lancaster Osteopathic Hos-
pital, :
bridge
|
daughter at St.
FIRE CO. AUXILIARY TO
HAVE STAND, DINNER, SOUP
Fifteen members of the Fire Co.
Auxiliary met in regular session
last Thursday and made plans to
have a refreshment stand at the
fire house, Saturday, May 26; a
dinner at the fire house, May 27
and chicken corn soup for sale on
Memorial Day. Saturday vegetable
soup can be bought by the quart.
Sunday's dinner will be meat loaf.
———

STUDENT ASSEMBLY SECREY
Martha Wolgemuth, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wolgemuth, of
Mount Joy, has been elected sec-
retary of the Student Assembly of
Messiah College Academy, for the
year 1951-’52. Martha is a member
of the Junior class.
A neni
APPLICATION APPROVED
Among the applications approved
for the County by the National
Production Authority of the U. S.
Department of Commerce, between
May 4 and 17, is $42,750 for com-
plete, renovation of the Union Na-
tional Mount Joy bank.
— OA ees
A car stolen at Philadelphia, was
abandoned near Lake Grubb on
Friday.

OUR JOB
PRINTING |
IS RIGHT IN
THE GROOVE
| born in the same house in which | and had
| the died.
| Samuel Kauffman
Samuel B. Kauffman,
five, died Sunday at the home of
his brother, Harry B. Kauffman, at
| Ironville, where he lived, after a
seventy =
ebration of mv home town, and I: pair of standout southpaws, George | illness. Born in Ironville, he
me 0 and Dick Barr, was post-| Was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
{ David B. Kauffman and was a
{ member of the Ironville Evangeli-
{ cal United Brethren church, In ad-
dition to his brother he is survived
by three sisters. Mrs. Carrie Mum-
maw, Mrs. Minnie Steffy and Mrs.
Sadie Mummaw, all of Ironville.
Several nephews also
iisurvive.
nieces and
|
for
late John and Mary Schiling Dar-
renkamp.
his wife, Mrs. Mary Kerchner Dar-
renkamp, and three John
and Harry, Mount Joy;
sons,
on Tuesday afternoon with
ment in Mellinger's cemetery.
Mrs. Henry S. Earhart
Mrs. Lizzie B. Earhart, eighty-
| two, wife of Henry S. Earhart, Col~

{ Lancaster County Hospital. He was
| a lifelong resident of our boro, and
many years conducted an an-
ticue shop here. He was ason of the
Mr. Darrenkamp is survived by
and Wil-
| liam, Landisville; a daughter, Jus-
tine, wife of Ralph Rice, and one
| brother, Harry, both of Mount Joy.
The funeral was held from the
| Sheetz funeral home at Lancaster
inter= |
identical foliage and are
| believed to be albinos.
C—O nnn
Bank’s History Is
(From Page 1)
The Farmers Bank had deposits
of $7,549.05 while the total
were $7,820.62.
In 1864 the Farmers Bank was
converted into the First National
Bink of Mount Joy. At this time
the bank received a state charter,
the deposits having grown to $90,-
944.26; capital stock $80,200.00; and
| total resources of $299,204.82.
The bank continued to prosper
and after a business career of

it has never missed or failed to pay
| a dividend.
The Directors
It may be of interest to list the
| directors of the Farmers Bank a-
love mentioned. They were: Mar-
tin B. Peifer, president; J. Hoffman
Hershey, cashier; Jacob N. Stauf-
fer, Christian Seitz, Abram Her-
shey, John M. Hershey, John M.
Baer, and Reuben Gerber.
The directors of the First Na-
tional bank in 1864 were: M. B.
Peifer, John Miller, Jacob
| Stauffer, John M. Hershey, Henry
Shelly, Christian Seitz, John M.
| Baer, and Reuber Gerber.
Appended is a complete list of
die directors who have served this
bank from its incorporation in 1862
te the preseni time:
Martin B. Peiter. J.

Hoffman
M. |
Mrs. Adah Eichler was
{ dinner guest of Mr, and Mrs. Cy-
{rus Geib at Stauffertown.
a Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Landis Herr spent FOR SALF: Used Wall Sink with |=
|
| Sunday at Loysville, Perry Co
with the formers Parents Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Hess and family.
Rev. and Mrs. Howard Bernhard
assets | and family attended Love Feast at| FOR SALE:
the
| the Heidelberg Church
| Brethren near Richland, Sunday
| Mr Mrs. Martin
| were entertained to a Birthday din-
ner at the home of Mr.
William Brian, at
of
and
day.
NEWTOWN
dies Aid Society held their regular
monthly meeting at the home
Mrs. William Fogie.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wittle, Florin
were Sunday supper guests of Mr
and Mrs. Victor Snyder.
Mrs. Howard Witmer

vir Ness, Columbia R. D.
and family at Florin on Sunday.

y | brackets,
Liggins | Lathe
[lent condition. Reasonable. Phone |
and Mrs. | 21-2t |
Mount Joy on |
Wednesday evening. The event be-
ing in honor of Mrs. Liggin's birth- |
of
were Sunday callers of Mrs. Cal-| letters,
y | fruit, visits and gifts while at home |
Mrs. Annie Wittle and daughter, |
Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Ragner Hall- | Mrs. Huber Oberholtzer, Mt. Joy,
gren visited Mrs. Lillian Hamilton | Penna.
of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer and | pre Joy.
and ' Mrs. Elmer Swanger, of |
| off its highways on Sundays. Last | day. She was a member of the |
| floor model, 1 yr. old. $55.00. Phone
| Mt. Joy 3-9593 or see George Houck
| at the high school. 21-2t
drain board, & mixing
| faucet. In very good condition. .J,
| S. Barnhart, Mt. Joy. Ph, 3-4541,
| 21-1f
Used Maytag washer,
| 105 N, Barbara St., Mt. Joy. 21-1tp
SALE: Woodworking tools,
26 in, jig saw 10 in. excel-
| FOR
| Mt. Joy 3-9495.
CLERK
Young man for general clerical
work. Some bookkeeping and typ-
| ing ability essential.

Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kauffman and} Chance for advancement in estab-
lished business.
f eighty-three years, as of today, the | Mr. and Murs. Clinton Geib and |
EE deposits are $3,800,000; resources | children and Mrs. Katie Foreman | Write giving age, education and
William A. Darrenkamp ¢4 a Cart Sab 4 ».| work experience
ye $4,000,000 and the capital stock is|spent the weekend at the latter's]
William A. “Happy” Darrenkamp, $375,000 : to
sixty-three, died Sunday in the py" . Camp in Perry County. P. O. BOX 85, c/o B,
During the bank’s entire history SE fps { Mount Joy, Pa. 21-2t

| FOR SALE: Annual Flower Plants,
garden grown. Call Mt. Joy 3-4847.
20-2tp

|
Last Thursday evening the La-| FOR SALE: Used 7 in. television
Used
set $115.00.
Store, Mt.
Bendix 12% in.
Way's Ap-
Joy. Phone
20-tf
«| set $39.95.
| television
pliance
| 3-3622.
|
"| I wish to express my sincere thanks
to all the kind relatives, friends,
| neighbors, and Sunday School
and son, | classes who remembered me with
cards, prayers, flowers,
| and in the Hospital. May God rich-
ly bless you all for your kindness.
21-1t
| FOR SALE: Asphalt Tile for kitch-
Mrs. John Kauffman and family | en, bathroom or basement. Install
of Conestoga were Sunday guests |it yourself. 5c each. We rent cut-
Mt. Joy Tile & Linoleum Co.
| ters,
Phone 3-3492. Open eve-

e244
Thursday, May, 24, 19513
bt
| WANTED—Dead or alive Automo=
| biles, any make, any model: also
| Serap Iron, Batteries, ete. Prompt
[service given. H. B. Shank Auto
| Wreckers, 74 N. Poplar St. Betoun,
| Phtne TE GR 38-W.
{
| WANTED: Old Magazines,
papers. I buy all kinds of scrap
Guy D.
Spittler, Phone 3-5573 Mt. Joy.
34-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. 26-tf
ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices
for antiques of any description. Mr.
| Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St, Man=
| heim, Pa. Phone 407, tf

2-24-
| FOR SALE-—David Bradley Wagon
7x14 bed, new rubber. Call up to
2:00 p. m. G. Earnest, Pinkerton Rd.
Mount Joy. 11-tf

"| GIFTS for BABIES and GROWN-
UPS. Veiling, Feathers and Flow=
Sewing, Mending

ers, Alterations,
and Buttonholing: Margaret-Jean
Shoppe, 19 W. Donegal St. Mt. Joy.
USED CARS '
1949 Chevrolet Tudor
1948 Chevrolet Tudor.
1948 Plymouth Converti. Coupe.
R & H.
1047 Plymouth 4 dr. R&H
1947 Plymouth Tudor, R&H ’
NEWCOMER MOTORS
Inc.
CHEVROLET & OLDSMOBILE
Sales & Service
Open Evenings to 9 P. M.
|
|
| FOR SALE: Kitchen Cabinet, Ta~
| bles, Buffet, Beds, Heatrola, Kitch=
en Chairs, High Chair, Desk, Car-
pets, Wash Stand and other items
too numerous to mention. Frank
Good, c/o Newcomer's Service
Station. 17-tf
NEW & USED CARS
Buy Your
HENRY J. KAISER
BENJ. J. STALEY
Immediate Delivery
Trade & Low Financing
STALEY'S GARAGE
Florin, Pa.
Phone 3-5951 11-tf
SFALFD BIDS FOR THE CON-
STRUCTION OF A NEW STREET
Sealed bids will be received for
| the
13 ft. by 520 ft, in the Borough of
| Mount Joy. Specifications may be
| had by contacting tae Secre

From

{M. on June 4, 1951, at which time
{ umbia R1, died at her home Tues- | Hershey, Jacob M. Stauffer, Chris- | family. | nings. 20tf
tinn Seitz, Abroham Hershey, John{ Mr. and Mrs, Guy Winters, of | mm NIG
| Florin Church of the Brethren. In M Hershey, John M. Baer, Reu- | Manheim called on Mr. and Mrs, | INTERIOR & RO Ne
{ addition to her husband, she is sur- | Miller Te ey John Abram Gamber and family Sun-| joy Legion, Landisville 6152, R2,|retary up to and including 7:00 P.
: H L. | day. | Manheim 20-2
| Sadie Earhart, both at home; and
| Fannie, wife of Benjamin H. Burk-
| holder, Bainbridge. Twenty-eight
grandchildren and a brother, Phar-
es Brandt, Elizabethtown R. D. al-
80 survive.
Funeral services in the - Florin
Church of the Brethren Friday af-
ternoon with interment in the East
| Fairview cemetery near Manheim.
Axel B. Larson,
Elizabethtown.
Clayton E. Shopf, sixty-two, of
Donerville, Columbia R2.

fifly-nine, at
Isaac S Siegrist
Isaac Schock Siegrist, seventy-
EASIER FOR THE FARMER ps ‘ oj arti ico |
2 | has Een appointed to the pastor- |B. Earhart, Elizabethtown R3; Hen- b Geib, Martin B. Nissley
The: Government Thursday ex-| : : 'B Earhart. M: .. Jong Benjamin D. Hershey, Henry FB.
\ate of a Methodist church in Alas- B. Earhart, Maytown; Isaac B.|Reist, Joseph H. Raker. Isaac S
empted about three-fourth of the: | Earhart, Texas; Harvey B and | Longenecke r En To >
| Jae. W. Nissley. J:=c. Dyer, John
| H. Zeller, John G. Stauffer. Jacob
| G. Stauffer, Henry S. Stauffer, Ab.
| Shelly, Michael Henry
| H. Myers, J. C. Garber, C. N. New-
| comer, A. M. Garber, Thos. JI.
| Brewn, J. S. Carmany, Amos N.
[ Musser, Martin S. Bowman, Abram
{ L. Nissley, Samuel S. Wolgemuth,
Benjamin O. Musser. Benjamin
| S. Stauffer, Gabriel Moyer. Jacoks
| N. Hershey, H. H. Eby. H. Rov
| Niesly, Fnos S, Gerberich, John W.
Newcomer, Jos, B. Hostetter, Dr.
Asher F. Snyder, Benj. W. Brown,
| Henry N. Garber, Dr. E. W. New-
{ comer, C. E. Gerbericl), Elmer E.
| Brown, Flvin A. March. Daniel M.
| Wolgemuth, Charles R. Shirk, Am-
| os H. Risser, John M. Booth, S.
| Nissly Gingrich, John E. Melhorn, |
| Faris H. Hostetter, J. Musser Wol-
gemuth,

— ee
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith at Colum-
bia on Saturday.
Daniel Geltmacher Mr.
Mrs.
were
and son, of Lexington and Mr. and
Mrs. Marlin Landis of Lititz.
tertained Mrs Arndt's mother, Mrs.
Havard Johnston with a birthday
dinner party on Sunday. Present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Amos Strick-
ler, Mr. and Mrs. Isiah Sumpman,
Mrs. Katie Moore. Mrs. Abram
Gamber, Mrs. Ida Eisenberger,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hitchcock, Mr. Mil-
ton Bruckhart.
Saturday afternoon Rev. and
Mrs. Arndt viewed the parade in
Lancaster and in the evening at-
Week end callers of Mr. and Mrs.
and |
Norman Musser of Columbia |19 W. Donegal St., Mount Joy, Pa.
R. D,, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Keith |

Mrs. Wm. Fogie and son, Roland | - the most beautiful book
called on Mrs Alfred Atland and | published. #42 Spool HOLDER, for | Borough
{ wemen who sew.
| GIFTS for BABY, gifts for Mother,
Cifts for Sister and for Brother.
Visit the
MARGARET-JEAN SHOPPE

Dial 3-9373
Alterations Buttonholing
Sealed bids will be received by
Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt en- | the Mount Joy Twp. School Board | undersigned, all
| for 32 ton of stove and nut coal.
| Send bids to E. Musser Heisey, Sec.
Mt. Joy R. D. 2.
All bids must be in by June 1,
20-2
| 1951.
|
| FOR SALE: Kelvinator Refrigerat-
| or, 8 cu. ft. Tele. Mt. Joy 3-5231 af-
| ter 6 p. m. 14-tf
| FOR SALE: LEGHORN BABY
| CHICKS, R.O.P. sired, Penna. U. S.

{ Pullorum clean. A. C. Mayer, Phone |
| 3-9826, Mount Joy, Pa. 49-tf

| The proposed budget for the
| bids will be opened in the Council
Council reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
BOROUGH OF MT. JOY
William F. Brian Sec'y.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Fstate of Morris N. Stauffer, de~
| ceased, late of Rapho Twp. Lan-
| caster County.
| Letters testamentary on said
|estate having been granted to the
persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
| mediate payment, and those having
|claims or demands against the
| same, will present them without
|delay for settlement to the under-
i signed
| HARRISON STAUFFER
1609 Oregon Pike
| Lancaster, Pa.
| chamber.
|
| 20-3
|

JAY SHIRK
| RD2, Mount Joy, Pa;
[ Executors
{Carl G. Herr, Esq. 17-6

| ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Bids will be received by the Sec-
nine, of Mount Joy Rl, died yester- |
day at St. Joseph's Hospital, where |
he had been a patient for the past| 1 {
three weeks | a e C. S er
os born near Millersville sal .
He was born near Millersville, al Saturday, Mav 26-On the prem-
son of the late Rev. Tobias and eq at 206 N. Poplar St., Elizabeth |
Mary Schock Siegrist. He conduct- | town, household goods at 1:00 p.m. |
ed a flour mill at Mount Joy R1!D.S.T. by Nathan B. Werner. John |
|
for the past 46 years, until he re- | J. Miller, Auct.

Estate of Andrew B. Brown, late

tended tne Youth for Christ in the | school years 1951-1952 of the school |
Y.M.C.A. | district of Mount Joy Township, | of he Borough of ¥ Joy, La a
av eveni Fo « | can be seen at the home of the sec- | ter ‘ounly, t'ennSyivania, cecd.
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. | { Letters of Administration on said
E. Musser Heisey. |
action to be taken at the having been granted to the
29.2 | undersigned, all persons indebted
| thereto are requested to make im-
| FOR SALE: Building Lot, 62x156, | mediate payment, and those having
on South Market Street, Mt. Joy. | claims or demands against the same,
Contact E. E. Brown, phone 3-4711 | will present them without delay fog
. | retary,
Isaiah Sumpman called on Rev and | Final
Mrs. R. H. Arndt. | June Meeting.
|
bit cut

AT SPECIAL ASSEMBLY
tired because of illness. He also
was a farmer and was formerly as-
socialed in the Siegrist and Leonard
tobacco warehouse here, and al-
so the Siegrist and Mumma ware-
house at Salunga. He was a mem-
Tobacco Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Siegrist celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary in
1943.
tha Harnish Siegrist and these chil-
dren: Benjamin H.,, Fanny H, wife
of Charles H. Gable, and Clarence
H., Columbia R1; Rebecea H., wife
of Roy B. Sheetz, Lancaster; Isaac
H., Norman, H, Columbia Rl; To-
bias H, Mount Joy Rl; Martha H,
wife of Nelson Stively, Safe Har-
Chester Rhoads,
Grace H., wife
Mount Joy H
of Benjamin H.
Mount Joy RI.
There are 43 grandchildren and
15 great grandchildren, a half-sis-
ter, Martha, wife of John Strickler
Mountville; and a half-brother, To-
bias Siegrist, Lancaster RD.
Funeral services will be held in
the United Brethren church at Sil-
ver Spring Saturday afernoon with
interment in the Silver Spring
cemetery.
il
LETTERS GRANTED
Philip F. Sears, Florin, adminis-
trator of the late Jane M. Sears es-

tate, Mount Joy Twp.
ber of the Lancaster County Leaf
He is survived by his wife Mar-|
| liston,
| auctioneer.
f
bor; John H., and Harry H. Colum- | ises in the village of Bamford, a-
bia R1; Dorothy H, wife of Charles! long the Old Harrisburg Pike, in
Myers, Salunga; Bertha H., wife of,
R1;|
|
Thursday, May 24—On the prein. |
ises No. 31, corner South Market |
and Donegal Sts, Mount Jovy, large
lot household goods by C. I. Sum-~
my and M. E. Summy. Dupes, auct
See advertisement.
Friday, May 25—At their sales
harn near Mount Joy on Route 230,
50) Canadian, Penna. and Quality
Consignment, 10 Head Grade Hol-
| steins, a few registered and grade |
| Guernsey cows, etc, by Keystone |
Holstein Sales, Ine. [
Saturdav, Mav 26—On the prem-
ites on Wood St, Rohrerstown, E.
Hempfield Twp. real estate and
personal property by Mattie E.
| Phillips, executrix of Wm. M. Lil-
dec’'d. John C. Rebman,

Saturday, June 2—On the prem-

East Hempfield Twnp., real estate |
by Lestella M. Hoffman. Edgar |
Funk, auctioneer.
ises at Manheim, real estate by |
Hemry S. Boyd, administrator of |
Jno. D. and Lizzie Witters. Stahl, |
auct. See advertisement. |
|
Saturday, June 16—On the
ises along the road leading from
the Lanc. Co. Farm Diner to Green
Tree Church, real estate and per- |
sonal property by Kathryn Myers
and John Myers. Dupes, auct.
=)

DEEDS DECORDED
Enos Rinehart Wachstetter, ad-
ministrator of the estate of John S.
Wachstetter, late of East Donegal
Township, 4% Wolgemuth Bros.,
Florin, premises, Florin, $4,550."

MISS MARTIN HONORED
|
Miss Edna Martin, who will retire
at the end of the school term after
teaching for 50 years, was honored | Products. Virginia Zink, 250 Mari- |
by the students of the Mount Joy | ©tta Ave, Mt. Joy. Phone 3-6191. |
High School at a special assembly |
program Wednesday.
The program was
the Student Council and a
watch was presented to Miss Mar-
tin as a retirement gift. Of her 50
years of service, Miss Martin serv-
ed as a teacher here for 40 years.
ed
wrist
Patronize Bulletin Advertisers.
CLASSIFIED
Rates for classified advertising in
this column are:

3 lines or less, minimum ...... 35¢
Over 3 lines, per line .......... 10c
Each add. insertion, per line .... 8c

WANTED: Used lawn mowers, any
make. Phone Mt. Joy 3-9024. 21-2t

Nissley, Lancaster; and Roy H.,| saturday, June 3—On the prem- | MEN WANTED: For Warehouse
work. Wolgemuth Bros. Inc., Florin
Penna. 21-tf
FOR SALE: Blue and white formal
gowns, size 15. Barbara Finefrock,
Manheim R4. 21-1p
HOUSEWORK WANTED: Girl, 16,
desires housework by the week.
Write P. O. Box 85, Mt. Joy, c/o B.
F. 21-1p
FOR SALE: Used refrigerators.
Quote us a price. Way's Applianc-
es, 48 W. Main St., Mt. Joy. Phone
3-3622. 21-3t
FOR SALE: Kitchen range with
water jacket, $10.00. Heatrola,

19-tf
|
|
| REPRESENTATIVE

Dutchmaid
17-tf
FOR
|
| APPLICATIONS TAKEN
arranged . by | STEADY full time employment in |
| Mt. Joy. Male or female, 5 day
| week, vacation with pay, free em-
| ployee insurance, ideal working
| conditions. Apply at A. and P. Food
| Stores, Mt. Joy. 14-tf
| FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, to
| fill your order, 60c lb. Delivered to
Wolgemuth’s Fruit Stand. Dial
32-4351 Mt. Joy. J. Lloyd Wolgemuth
15-tf

| Typewriters, Add. Mach’s, Cash
| Registers, Check Writers, Safes,
{ New & Used. J. M. Engle, 411 East
| Hign St., E-town. Ph. 14J. 8-18-tf
CUSTOM MADE
AWNINGS
Free Estimates
Phone Columbia 4-8101
HALDEMAN'S Upholstry Shop
11th & Spruce Sts., Columbia
17-tf

NOT
Section 563 of the School Code
| requires that this notice be given
| to the voters of Mount Joy Borough
| namely that at its meeting of the
| Board of Education held on May
3, said Board prepared a proposed
budget for the school year '51 - 52.
The proposed budget is available
to any tax payer who may interest
themselves by calling at the office
of the Supervising Principal at the
High School building. Unless ob-
jections are heard the date set for
final action and the adoption of
the aforesaid budget will be at a
meeting of the board on Thursday,
June 7, 1951, at 7:00 p. m.

slightly used, 5-room size, $25.00.
165 Manheim St, Mt. Joy. 21-2t
A. D. SEILER
{settlement to the undersigned
| THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
| & TRUST CO. OF MOUNT JOY
PENNSYLVANIA,
Administrator
| Randolph C. Ryder,
| Attorney 16-6

EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
| Estate of Katie E, Sumpman, de=
| ceased late af Mount Joy, Lancast-
| er County, Penna.
{ Letters testamentary on said
| Estate having been granted to the
| undersigned, all persons indebted
| thereto are requested to make im-
| mediate payment, and those having
I claims or demands against the same
will present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned
LFSTER E. ROBERTS
47 East Main Street
Mount Joy. Penna.
Arnold, Bricker & Beyer,

Attorneys 18-6
AIRPLANES FOR SALE: Stinson
4-place,, mfg. 1946, equipped —
primary group, plus manifold pres-
sure, directional gyro, Narco VHF
transmitter, GE receiver and Aero-
matic prop. Engine and propeller
have been lately completely over=
hauled and are in excellent condi-
tion. Ship is licensed for day-night
instrument. Cruises 120 on 10 gal. A
good, sturdv plane that’s easy to
fly and well worth $2,200.
We have listed a Piper Cub, 1937
model in very good shape, it was
completely recovered with new fab-
ric in 1947 and is painted red. It is
the property of Alvin Heisey of
E-town. Alvin used this Cub as an,
economical way of getting his pilot
license. It uses only about 2 gallons
of gas an hour. He would like to get
let the Cub go to a new owner for
port - Call Mt. Joy 3-5354.

21-2 Secretary
Subscribe for the Bulletin,
something a little faster and will

construction of a new street
»
only $300. Inquire at Donegal Air-
10-