The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, June 28, 1951, Image 3

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2 DRIVERS PROSECUTED reported Miss Bertha Mae Dissing- , road. WILL TEST HAY CROPS
IN CRASH NEAR SALUNGA er, nineteen, Salunga, was driving; Pvt. Batutis prosecuted both | Fire Chief Ray Myers announced
Two drivers were prosecuted fol« | west on the Sauder Hill Rd. and | for failure to drive on the | that Friendship Fire Company has
lowing a two-car accident at the cut a corner sharply before collid- right side of the highway before | access to a hay thermometer, used
Intersection of two township roads, ing with an auto operated north on
Justice of the Peace Glenn Kauff-| in testing the amount of heat in
Our Community
a quarter mile south of Salunga,|ihe Salunga-Silver Spring Rd. by | man W. Hempfield Twp. He esti-| stored hay. If farmers in this .
at 7 a. m. Wednesday. Willis H. Geib, thirty-eight, Colum. | mated damage to both vehicles at| community are at any time in During Past W eek
State Policeman Michael Batutis } bia R1, but on the wrong side of the $100 and said no one was injured. | doubt as to the safety of their

OiL BURNERS
AND
Ow. Burning Units
For.....
Warm Air, Hot Water and Steam
Heating Systems

Before you buy any oil burner, get the facts
on the Oilomatic LOW PRESSURE oil burner.
Phone, or mail coupon at once, for our free
booklet entitled “There is a big difference in oil

facture of ice cream and people in |
Pennsylvania
than in any other state.
Pennsylvania leads in the manu-

Joy.
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eat
more ice cain}

Watches-Clocks-Jewelry
FOR...
(From page 1)
congregation,
voted
ing committee had
animously
And Watch Repairing
Warren H. Greenawali
JEWELER
209 West Main St, MT. JOY |
OPEN EVERY EVENING |

the conference
Young
(ou rch,
{ leader: ship of Dr.
Present plans call for the

HEAVY WHITE CROSS the temporary
permanent committee.
Heavy White feathered Cross for § |
High Egg Production. Excellent
for the local dressed
either in Broiler or Hen size.
market,
hay due to heat, they are request- |
ed to contact Chief Myers at Mount |
The Florin EUB
Previous to the approval of the
he temporary build-
un-
to approve the project.
At the recently held quarterly con-
| ference on June 17th at Eby's
under the
voted its
unanimous approval of the project.
con=-
| struction of an additional 4,000 sq.
committee to the
It is expected that work will be-
gin on the project as soon as the
perfecting of tne plans will permit.
Byers — Shelly
Shelly, daughter of Mr.
Laban Z. Byers, son of
Mrs.
town Brethren in Christ
The Rev. B. E. Thuma officiated.
served his brother as best
Chambersburg, brother-in-law
the bride; Glenn H. Hoffman,
town, cousin of the
ther of the bride.
a wedding trip to Virginia.
Mr.
Conestoga R1 where Mr.

Buick’s newest engine —
the F-263 Fireball —

gives this year’s SPECIAL
the highest power in SPECIAL history
Remember-only BUICK has a
FIREBALL ENGINE
EB get a chuckle, sometimes,
over all the fuss that’s being
made about ‘“‘new engines.”

You'll note” that the key feature of
their design in every case is the
valve-in-head principle — whether
these engines are already in produc-
tion or still in the dream stage.
em
trick word. It describes what
happens in this engine. Inrushing
fuel rolls into a swirling ball of
gasoline vapor compacted around
the spark plug. And when the fat
spark sets it off, a cyclone of power
lets go.
Ofcourse, a Fireball Engine, being

When you come to check the field you'll
find that there's a sweet freedom from
roughness to this engine’s operation—trac-
ing to the fact that the whole mechanism
itself is engineered smooth, and the further
fact that every Fireball Engine gets a
Micropoise balancing after assembly.
Fact is, it takes this design to get
the most from “high compression’
—and how high you can go depends
upon the available fuel. Using this
design, wartime aircraft engines
operated on 100 octane gasoline.

It also takes this design to get the
more-miles-per-gallon which folks
like in an automobile.
been getting a lot of things that
others have just “discovered.”
But that’s not all. They get something
more — vastly more — because fo-
day’s Fireball Engine has one standout
feature found in no other automobile.
So what gives us a chuckle is this:
No other type of engine has ever
been used in a Buick—which means
that Buick owners, all along, have That name “Fireball” isn’t just a
Tune in HENRY J. TAYLOR,
every Monday evening.

BC INsiwork

"Smart Buys Buick”
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
a valve-in-head, keeps pace with
high-test fuel, when it comes to
“high compression.”
But what’s more important in the
present state of the world is this:
A Fireball Engine is designed to handle
the not-so-high-test fuel we may be
getting in the not-too-distant future.
So, if you want to sample all that’s
fine in motorcar engines, your Buick
dealer is the man to see. Come in
soon, and find out what the rest of
the world has been missing.
Equipment, acosssories, and models are subject to
change without notice.

Your Key fo Greater Vole
S. F. ULRICH, Inc.
505 NORTH MARKET ST.
ELIZABETHTOWN, PENNA.

girl.

another brother; Paul
| Weddings Thruout
The marriage of Miss Miriam A.
and Mrs.
Engle E. Shelly, Mount Joy Rl, to
Mr. and
D. Ezra Byers, Conestoga R1,
took place Saturday in the May-
Church,
Miss Mary A. Leaman, Hershey,
was maid of honor. J. Milton Byers
man,
Ushers were Raymond C. Wingert,
of
May -
bridegroom,
and Lester F. Shelly, Hatfield, bro- |
Music was furnished by a mixed
engaged in farming with his father,
TTY me g ft. of Sunday School space and a| quartet composed of Miss Edna S.
INVEST IN new parsonage west of the location| Hess, Mark S. Hess and Mr. and
IE () LOMAT] IMMEDIATE . | The estimated cost of the "entire | Clair Hoffman, all cousins of |
iNsTALLATION | | Musser Cross Chicks | »ri: = sie the bridegroom.
OIL BURNER a | The congregation also ®approved| A reception for 100 guests was
MUSSER | the appointment of all members of | held at Hostetter’s Banquet Hall
here, after which the couple left on
and Mrs. Byer will reside at
Byers is
|
|
burners.” i} MUSS J SPECIAL
The RRR ACR RED CROSS FARM MACHINERY SALE Shope — Waller
so —— ————-——— —— ———_— tn — | S capable Y ‘ , 195 . al
THE § MOU OY. PA | of maximum feed conversion, MONDAY AULY 2nd 1991 Miss Patricia Onalee Waller,
| ICO CO, -- OUNT J + PA. | | Near Elizabethtown R. D. 2, Pa. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
| Without obligations, please | PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW, Phone 442-J-2 F. Waller, Maytown, became the
| Send free Booklet [1 | FOR ( 32 NEW AD ED bride of Cpl. Russell Lee Shope,
Send representative to survey and give estimate [ ] MUSSER HX —all makes— gee o f Mr. i Mes Russel
[10 Combines—Cockshot 10-ft.; Mas- | Shope, Marietta, Saturday in the
; INBIIE sn sir varias vas rrr ; We can place a few orders as] | sey-Harris 7-ft. _ Self-propelled; Evangelical and Reformed Church,
I Addres | early as April 30 with possibili- | thers. I.H.C., Allis Chalmers, J.| Maytown. The Rev. Dr. V. W. Dip-
\ BS viet srr ahs Farts bee Ea ese | i I ties of receiving them earlier on | Wood Bros. Bale Elevators; 10 pell officiated.
\ short notice. | tor; Cali Holland, Case, 45T, : : os Tn
y Phone i iii bins inns ands ves ' EOT: Cultivators: 15 Side Rakes, | Given in marriage by her father,
a WT — ——, w————- "| oy. wo — | Binders, Mowers, Plows, Harrows, | the bride had her sister, Miss Jane
MUSSER | Hay Loaders, Drills, Pickers, Posts,| B Waller, as maid of honor. The
| Cars and Trucks, 150 Hogs. bridesmaids were Miss Sara Lou
e om an LEGHORN FARMS | Farmers, Dealers, bring in your La . .
machinery a few days before sale I ’ Bl i
MOUNT JOY, PENNA. day if possible. Terms Cash. aytown, an iss Miriam Knis-
MOUNT JOY, PA. PHONE 3-3111 PHONE 3.401 ) NEXT SALE, JULY 21 ley, York. Margaret Ellen Waller,
en Lh 2 G. K. WAGNER cousin of the bride, was the flower
Gene Shope, Marietta, served his
brother as best man. Ralph Shope
Marley,
| brother-in-law of the bridegroom,
Sheaffer,
were ushers.
ITk:2 couple went
trip to the Poconos.
| Cpl. Shope entered
= in July 1948.
| and Kenneth
| the bride,
on
the
He
returned to the United
at the Philadelphia Naval Base.

Hess—Rudy
Miss Sarah Elizabeth ~~ Rudy,
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James S.
| Rudy, Wilshire Hills, York RY, and
| Ben Buckwalter
| and Mrs. David L. Hess, Mount
| %ev R1, were united in married on
{ Saturday at the home of the bride.
The Rev. Walter H. Gable officiated
| assisted by the Rev. Bela Bucher.
| They ministers of the Stoney
| Brook Mennonite Church.
| Miss Mary Jane Rudy, sister of
the bride, The
bridesmaids were Mrs. Henry H.
Gable, York, and Mrs. Clarence E.
Rudy, Glen Burnie, Md., sister-in-
law of the bride.
Joseph Dwight Hess,
El, brother of the
served as best man. Ushers were
Clagence E. Rudy, Glen Burnie,
Md., brother of the bride, and John
M. Drescher, Mount Joy.
After a wedding trip through the
New England States, the couple
will reside at Mt. Joy Rl. fThe bride
is a Senior at Millersville State
Teachers College. The bridegroom
is a Senior.at Elizabethtown Col-
lege.
|
|
|
i
are
was maid of honor.
Mount Joy
bridegroom,
Personal Mention
Mr. Lee Ellis is spending several
| days in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sumpman,
Mount Joy St. will leave Friday
for Willow Run, Michigan, where
they will visit their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Sumpman Jr. Mrs Sumpman is the
former Florence Kaylor of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peifer are
making a tour of the Florida Keys.
Mary Charlotte, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Rovenolt, Colum-~
bia Ave. spending an extended
vacation with relatives in Mifflin-
burg, Milton and Turbotville.
Sale Register
Friday, June 29—At the Keystone
Sales Barn, just east of Mount Joy,
60 head of cattle, including a com=-
plete dispersal of the Walter Lemon
herd. Sale at 12:30 P. M. Keystone
Holstein Sales, Inc.

Monday, July 2—Near Elizabeth-
town R2, 32 new and used tractors
and crawlers; also lot of other
farm machinery by G. K. Wagner.
—————— 0) Wer mee
a wedding
Marine
served in
Korea where he was wounded and
States in
January. At present he is stationed
Hess, son of Mr. |
cousin of
|

Bulletin Ads Pay Big Dividends,
|
|
| she said.”
Jackpot
By Ona Freeman Lathrop
TRE night was a murky one.
Only the stark hulbs sending
their light through the steaming
windows of Joe's Diner relieved the
darkness. Bill Owen lounged against

way.
“You here again?” Joe kidded.
“What'll it be-—porterhouse’”
Bill grinned, “Hand me a menu.
1 might want breast of guinea.”
» Then he noticed the girl. She stood
by the pinball machine watching
the metal balls roll down as a fel-
low’ played. There was something
| about her that made Bill feel un-
!

easy inside. The rain had pelted her
hair into thin honey-colored wisps
around her small face, She hugged
her old polo coat about her. There
was a searching look in her grey
eyes as she scanned each face, They
made him think of somebody.
That was it! She reminded him
of the way his kid sister, Kathy
i might have looked. Kathy had that
same kind of hair and that same ex-
pectant look on her face, even at
twelve when he left home. Kathy
was probably quite a girl by now! It
made him wince to think of home.
He watched this one fingering the
change in her cheap purse, It was
only chicken-feed, but she selected
a nickel carefully and put it in the
slot. Somehow her eyes were too
bright as she followed the dancing
balls down the incline. It looked as
if a lot depended upon whether or
not she won.
Bill slid off the stool and went
over. No kid should look like that.
He fish~d out his nickek
‘Here, kid. It's about due. Let
me show you how.”
He whanged the lever down
and gave the machine a little
whack at the side. The nickels
poured out, As he filled her
i hands ‘with them, she gasped,
“But they're yours.” :
‘“Na-ah! G'wan and take 'em,
and’ then go across the street and
get yourselfa room at Ma John-
son's. It's no night for dames to be
out alcne,”” he added gruffly. She
‘hurried out.
An old softie, eh? He could have
had a bed himself and a blueplate
special. Fool!
“Cup o' java, Joe. On the cuff.
I'll be in the chips again soon.”
Joe grinned. ‘Yeah? Not if you
play Sandy Claus to all the dames.
| That one’s been hanging about all
evening giving every guy that came
in the eye. Looking for some one,

HE door slammed and Bill looked
around. Here she was back
again, She was coming straight to-
ward him. Well, he was through.
She needn’t try any more tricks.
She slid onto the stool beside him.
“Listen, mister, what's your card: they sent to me while I was
name?’ she asked breathlessly. | in the hospital and sirce I have
‘J, Pierpont Morgan. What's | returned home. Mrs. Harry Leib.
your's—Barbara Hutton?" 26-1 |
“No, seriously. You remind |
me of some one. I didn’t notice
at first—I was so set on winning at will protect your overcoat from
: ; moth damage for 5 years. One
He, pinot Could you be Bill spraying of BERLOU Guaranteed |
‘Yeah, I could. Why?’' He eyed
her curiosly.
‘‘Because I've been hunting you.
I've covered every joint like this,
hoping I wouldn't find you in such

#: | Howard Johnson's
Phone Flizabethtown 9585.
The Bulletin, Joy, Pa.,
The Statue of Liberty was
erected in 1886.
At the Panama Canal the Pa-
cific Ocean is east of the Atlantic,
CLASSIFIED
Rates for classified advertising in
this column are:

- | High St,
FOR SALW: Kalama 1200 Coal R nee, |
vood condition. Green & Ivory,
Abner Gish. R2, Manheim. Phone
Mt. Joy 3-9343. 26-1
FOR SALE: 30-30 M: irlin | Deer |
| ®ifle. $75.00. Brooks Barber Shop,
Florin, Pa. 25-2
Thursday, June 28, 195 :
FOR SALE: Chevrolet Con Ik
excellent condition, ivan A

M. Breneman, 279
Mount Joy.
FOR SALE: LEGHORN
CHICKS, R.O.P. sired, Penna. Us.
Pullorum clean. A. C. Mayer,
{3-9826, Mount Joy, Pa. . 4
FOR SALE: Building Lot. 62x156,
on South Market Street. Me oni
| Contact E. E. Brown, ne J-
| WANTED: Old Macazines, News=
| papers. I buy all kinds of scrap
[iron, also sell stove wood. Guy D.
Spittler, Phone 3-5573 Mt. Joy.
i

Typewriters, Add. Maech's,
| Registers Check Writers,
New & Used. J. M Enele, 411
E-town. Ph. 14J. 8-
CUSTOM MADF
AWNINGS
Free Estimates §
Phéne Columbia 4-810
HALDEMAN’S Upholstry Shop
| 11th & Spruce Sts. Columb *
| -

FCR SALE: Garden Tractor, used
2 few times. Martin Eshleman,
Florin, Pa.
PIANO STUDENTS: We have a
very capable pieno teacher with an
ovening for a limited number of
students. Inouire David Hess Music

25-tf |

| IDFALS - the most beautiful book
published. #42 Spool HOLDER; for
wemen who sew.
| GIFTS for BABY, gifts for Mother,
| Cifts for Sister and for Brother,
Visit the
MARGARET-JEAN = SHOPPE
1¢ W. Donegal St., Mount Joy, Pa.

for ten bucks. 24-tf
FOR SALF: Two metal Hamster
Pens. Call Mount Joy 3-9661. 23-tf

FOR S*LE: Brick Warehonee,
cement floor. 18M sa. ft. lot 155%
180, Delta St.. Mt. Jov. P. O. Box |
| 85. c/o H. J. R., Mount Joy. 35- tf
HFLP WANTED: Female. Tmmed-
iate opening for experienced book-
keeper with tyning. Aoplv. James |
| Manufacturing Co. P. O. Box 146
| Mount Joy. 26-tf
| FOR SALW: 1649 Dodge Truck, V
license, 2 Sp. rear axle, booster
brake, DeLuxe cab with heater,
low mileage, good rubber. John E. |
Melhorn, phone Mt. Joy 3-4572.
25-2 |
HFLP WANTED: Young Woman,
married or single, for general drug
store work. Part time until Sept.

MARK THIS DATE !
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 20
for a rood time at the
FIRST SUMMFR FESTIVAL

Of the School & Home Assoc. on
the Mt. Jey Elementary School
Grounds. 26-2
| SNAP "HE FOURTH in Color.
| €top in Vietor Klahr's , rear of Post
Office, Middletown, for a good still
[or movie camera and factory fresh
iim. 26-1

I wish to thank all the neighbors &
friends for the beautiful flowers &

| taurant or Contact

MAN w ith car for full time busi-
ness in Elizabethtown, Mount Joy, |
Marietta & Manheim Counties. Run
vour own business. Household
Medicines - Food Products - Ex-
tracts - Farmers Supplies, Big line,
Good profits. Write for particulars,
Rawleigh's, Dept. PNF-647-194,
Chester, Pa.
WANTED:: 4-room apartment with
bath, or small house with conven-
iences for family of 4. Write P. O.
Box 85, ¢/o S. E., Mount Joy. 22-tf

“You
kidded.
house?”
here again?” Joe
“What’ll it be—porter-
a place, but knowing I would. You
always had the crazy idea you
could get rich the easy way, ever
since you hit the jackpot the first
time you played when you were d
kid. Well, where did it get you?"
She was out of breath now.
‘“‘Hey, how do you know
much?” he demanded.
“I'm Kathy, your sister
Kathy. Oh, Bill, Mon’s sick
and she’s been asking for you. °
You've got to come home with
me. ”»
“Yeah? You are Kathy then! And |
they'd want me 10 come home—even |
this way? Na-ah!" Fe flicked at his |
ragged cuff.
“Sure. They knew you weren't
making good, or you'd have been
back. They just want you to come |
home—to make Mom better.”
Her big grey eyes were welling
with tears and her hair hung down
wispler than ever, but she was
Kathy and his kid days and home
all rolled into one. He slipped o**
the stool and took her arm. He'd
been playing out of luck, but at last
he'd hit the jackpot.
‘Come on, then,” he said.
are we waiting for?”
— a —
sO
“What |

Everybody reads newspapers buf
NOT everybody reads circular ad-
vertising left on their door step.
| i Gretna road. 42 mi.
WE WILL BUY
PENNSYLVANIA FILLERS
CALL MT. JOY 3-5216
H. ROY NISSLY & CO. IN
FLORIN, PA.
C.
25-2
| FOR SALE: Asphalt Tile for kitch-
| en, bathroom or basement. Install
it yourself. 5¢ each. We rent cut-
| ters. Mt. Joy Tile & Linoleum Co.,
i Mt. Joy. Phone 3-3492. Open eve-
| nings. 20tf
| FOR SALE: Kelvinator Refriverat-
or, 8 cu. ft. Tele. Mt. Joy 3-5231 af-
14-tf
| WANTED—Dead or alive Automo-
biles, any make, any model: also
Scrap Iron, Batteries, etc. Prompt
service given. H. B. Shank Auto
Wreckers, 74 N. Poplar St.. E-town,
Pa. Phone 191-W or 38-W. 8-tf
[FOR SALE: 6-room, 1% story
Frame Dwelling, shingled; 5-room
Dwelling, composition shingles; 1-
store room 32 ft.x12 ft., with a 12x12
ft. wing; 8-room flat, 20x50 ft.,
| shingled all over; 5-car Garage;
| Property include 2 acres, 34 perch-
| es of land. Situated along the Mt.

Shop, 106 W. Market St., E-town. Dial 3-9373
25-tf | Alterations Buttonholing
Accordians. Trumnets and Guitars | FOR AWNINGS -
Inaned on Lesson Plan. David Hess | BLINDS - FURNITURE
Music Shop, 106 W. Market Street. | STERING call Columbia 48107 or
Elizabethtown. 25-tf | write to JALDEVA VS 'S UPHOL-
STERY & AWNING SHOP, 11th &
WHO WANTS A Flat Ton Double
Desk, size 32x56 inches? We have Spruce Sts. Columbia, Pa; 4
ne further nse. Come take it awav | NOTICE: When vou are troubled
1st, then full time, Apvly Sloan's |
Pharmacy. Joy Theatre Bldg, Mt.
Joy. 26-tf
Res- |
2-1 |
26-5p |

with poisons, oak, ivy. sumae, leath-
er or other minor skin irritations,
use Doctor's Prescription No. 700,-
|084 for immediate relief. Sold by
E. W, Garber, 21 Mt. Joy St. Mt,
Joy, Pa. 23-13t
FOR SALE: 30 ft. x 60 ft. concrete
block Building with flat concrete
| roof, suitable for building rg
| story or dwelling. Building is
{eated on about 1 acre lot and has {
| 220 electric service and water.
| Norman G. Myers, Rheems, Pa.
| 23-46

USED CARS
| 1949 Chevrolet Tudor
| 1948 Chevrolet Tudor.
| 1948 Plvmouth Converti. Coupe.
R & H.
| 1947 Plymouth 4 dr. R&H
1947 Plymouth Tudor, R&H
‘NEWCOMER MOTORS
Inc.
| CHEVROLET & OLDSMOBILE
Sales & Service
Open Evenings to 9 P. M.
| Bu
ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices
for antioues of any descrintion. Mr,

| Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St., Man=
| heim, Pa. Phone 407, 2-24-14
NEW & USED CARS
Buy Yor
HENRY J. KAISER
From
BENJ. J. STALEY
{
9 Deliverv
| Trade & Tow Financing
STALEY’'S GARAGE
Florin, Pa.
Phone 3-5951 11-tf
ADMINTSTRATORS NOTICE
Estate of Henrv .S. Garber. de=
ceased, late of Borough of Mount
Jov, Lancaster Co., Pa.
Letters of Administration on said
esate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
| thereto are requested tn make im-
| mediate pavment, and those having
| claims or demands against the same,
| will nrecent them withont delay for
| settlement tn the vundersioned
THY FIRST NATIONAL BANK
& TRUST CO. OF MOUNT JOY
PENNSYLVANTA.
Administrator d.h.n.
| Lois S. May, Att'y. AU-6
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE .
Estate of Isnac S. Sieorist, dec'd,
late of West Hempfield Twp., Lan=

caster Co., Pa.
Letters testamentary on said
estate having heen granted tn the
undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are reauested tn make
mediate payment, and those having =
claims or demands against the
same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the under=.
signed
THR FIRST NATIONAI, BANK -
& TRTIST CO. OF MOUNT JOY,
PENNSYLVANIA.
Executors
Louis S. May, Att'y. 24-6
| SEALED BINS FOR PAINTING ;
FIRE HOUSE FXTERIOR TRIM
Sealed hids will be received by
William F. Brian. Secretarv. up to
and includine 7:30 P. M. ED.L.S.T.
en Julv 2, 1951 for nainting the ex-
terior trim on the Fire House with
one coat of paint (same color as at,

vresent). Bids will be opened on’
the above date in the Council
Chamber.
Council reserves the right to re-
ject anv or all bids. :
ROROUGH OF MOTINT JOY *

24-3 William 1 F. Brian, Secretary
Ww A A NTED
CUSTODIAN for ‘high school
building in Mount Joy, to care for
grounds and building. This build=
ing heated by oil fired furnaces.
Apply to
A. D. SEILER, Secretary
Monnt Jov Boroush School Board,
at Seller Printing Co.. or to '
W. I. BRFAHM, supervising
5 LE Market St, Mount Joy.
23-tf

FOR SALE 18
(The Former Kern Proverty)
AT 10 EAST MAIN ST.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
By
ADAM H. GREER

west of Mt. Gretna. Apply Mrs, H.
P. Arndt, Lawn, Pa. 25-3t
542 N. 2nd Street, Colurbia
Or Any Realtor 24-~

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