The Bulleli \/,. O° Pa.. Thursday July }, Hiya
id Kenneth Alexander will
Mr. and Mrs
guests have been invited to call, | | Was speaker for the evening,
Miss Naomi Cunningham, W
wat 3 H APPENINGS Donegal St., was ill with dipth-
| Mrs. Myrtle Nornhold and Mrs — of —
eria
Market prices were: Eggs, 13
the | | ONG AGO and 15¢ doz. Butter, 18¢ 1b., and
dd Se - 4
lard, 7c 1b,
AAAI titi a | The regular monthly meeting
Man =) { ceive the guests at the door
an Open Hous tain at an open house hon-
{onoring The Roths \Ir. and Mrs. John Roth,
Alexander will receive in
Saturday evening, July 19,
K wndred twenty-five | dining room
Silver Anniversary Offer
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MT. JOY, PA.
{ TEN YEARS AGO of the Auxiliary of the W. SS,
| Ebersole Post “185 was held with
July 16, 1942 sixteen members present. They
decided to hold a picnic July 21
i't
at “Weber in the Woods."
Largest group ol local dre
ees left here for the Army in-
duction Center at Harrisburg
The A&P Store was complete
Mr. Harry Krall is remodel
ing one side of his double dwe!
ling on West Main Street
ly remodeled into a self-service
Mr, Wm. Beaston moved into
market
Jerry Berrier, of this boro, the Darrenkamp property on
Columbia Ave
A large crowd witnessed two
games between the Fats and the
Leans in the Recreation Field
The Fats won the Ist game, 14
underwent tonsilectomies treat
ment at the Columbia hospital
For the first time in twent;
four vears, the annual picnic of
the Lancaster Automobile Club .
was cancelled tc 5 but the Leans came up with
Mr. Alvin S. Engle left Sat
July 4th for Puerto Rico. He
a 12 to 6 score thus winning
the second game
oly 10 EA Led
Sunday, July 20
J the Middletown Many Interesting
The Berrier family reunion
was held at the Cove Park with Letters From Men-
52 members present. Mr. James
Berrier was again elected presi- W i S
dent amen n ervice
The American Legion Auxil- July 2. 1952
iary held their monthly meeting In Korea
at the home of Mrs. Albert Wal- Dear friends:
ter with th election of Miss I
Esther Henry as President
| The Higem Class of Method-
ist Church held a cold platter
have received your package
today and sure was glad to get.
it. It took quite a time for me
to get it since 1 left Texas
supper for the price of 35¢ and Right now I'm some place
it included dessert too. nv : : A !
ol 1 M El 5 somewhere in Korea. All 1 ev
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zerphey
¥ ’ mer Zerphey |. soe over here is hills. Yip one
entertained a number of out-of
and down another
town guests to dinner am g y
> r, among Well I don’t
them: Mrs. Irl Steward of Los
have much more
: 2 time right now, but I'll try and
Vegas and Miss Edyth Tornow,| ;. ; :
pa mn ao better next time.
of Chicago, :
I want to thank you all again
for what you have done for us
15 YEARS AGO Pfc. John A. Grubb
July 14, 1937
The Annual Camp Meeting
services were held at the Lan-
July 1, 1952
trom July 23 to August 2. Rey. ear Members of the
Robert P. Coates of Philadel- Committee:
[ received the lovely gifts of
stationary supplies that has
phia was spiritual director
Richard Gerberich, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Gerberich, West | Peen sent to me here in Korea,
Main Street and James Roberts, and I wish to express my
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rob- | thanks to all those that have
erts on Marietta St.. left for made this Committee's wonder
Camp Miller. -at Shawnee on ful efforts possibie
{ Delaware for a month to I know that these efforts are
six weeks stay appreciated by all of the others
Miss Sarah Snyder, daughter {rom Mt. Joy who are now ser-
of Mrs. Alice Snyder, East Main VIN8 in the Armed Forces, and
Friday and Saturday
COTTON
DRESSES ‘2
VALUES TO $3.50
RACK CF
| DRESSES ‘3
\ VALUES TO $6.95
~ DRESSES sh
VALUES TO $7.95
DRESSES vier wore 0
ALL WOMEN'S
COATS
SHORTIES = $ -$
SUITS 2410 15
COATS 1; OFF LOSES Ne
VALUES TO $2.50
Shoe Clearance Children’s Shoes
VALUES TO $7.95 VALUES TO $6.95
$9 ; $3 $4 §295.$395_$495
MEN’S SHOES S475 to $79
WERE $5.95 TO $10.95
MEN'S
Polo
Shirts
FRUIT OF
MEN'S
Athletic
Shirts
MEN'S
| Trousers
Sport
Shirts
Me OG.
Shirts
Play
Shorts
MOUNT JOY DEPT. STORE
THE LOOM
Gabardine $595
09:
49:
$118
98:
98:
St completed her first six Wish to join them in my sincere
months of training at the Phila. |@PPreciation for the wonderful
General Hospital work the Committee is doing,
O. M. Donaven circulated a and for the citizens interests in
this worthwhile project.
petition to have his name plac-
ed on the ballot as a candidate he Weekly Mount Joy Bul
foriCounty Controller. letin, is a great Morale Lifting
Fireman's Carnival © actor for the troops, consisting
den . > 1 \ .
the park with the of Penna. Boys, here in Korea,
and is read and enjoyed by
and his Six Origin
the feature attrac-| Many others as well, it really
tion {brings a touch of home to us.
Kei Leiberher. son of far from there. Thanking all
Mr. and Mrs Fred Lotbothor on Ol you for your kindness shown
I rem:
't, left on a three nam,
: lespece re 7
of the Virginia] B! spectively Yours,
Cpl. Albert R. Rettew
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Qay cri
Coast, awarded him by the Har
isburg Telegraph for turning
In twenty new subscriber:
Mr. W. I. Beahm, instructor Social Security
in mathematic resigned as a
teacher here and Mr. Gibney B fi F
Diffenderfer was elected to fill €ne its or
ee Forms Woden
TWENTY YEARS AGO
July 13. 1932
The Mt. Joy Tigers played Many farm workers will at
the Shawnee Indians of Colum- {tain their sixth quarter of cov-
bia, on Browns Athletic Field, erage under social security in
west of town. the April-May-June quarter of
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Haw-| 1952. A year and a half has
thorne announced the birth of a | fone by since old-age and sur-
son. vivors wsurance protection was
Second Reunion of the Ruhl extended to regularly employed
Clan was held at the home of farm workers. Farm help, stay-
Pharis Moyer, near Manheiny, |ing on one farm during this
H. P. Wisegarver, President 6-quarter period, now have a
The first new wheat to be sold | "fully insured” status under so
in Adams County this vear was Cial security.
taken to the Wolf warehouse at Just what does it mean to be
Gettysburg by Edgar Weaner, ‘fully insured?”
a farmer living along the Har- It means plenty in terms of
risburg road. Ile took ninety | Insurance protection!
bushels to the warehouse and It means a worker has en-
received 40c¢ a bushel J ough credit in his social securi-
Secretary E. M. Bomberger !¥ account to provide benefits
reported B & I. receipts good | !0 his family in case of his
despite depression. death.
Henry G. Carpenter was | It means a worker, now 65 or
| ected a director of the City Mu-' Over, has enough social security
tual Fire Insurance Company. ‘credits to guarantee himself a |
ll Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wag- monthly income for life.
ner of town were given a mis- From now on old-age surviv-
cellaneous shower at the home ©FS insurance claims will be fil-
fH of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steiner, ©d by farm workers and their
| ot families. Whenever an insured
The rate from Mount Joy for farm worker retires at age 65
ll round trip tickets to Atlantic OF later, he'll file for his retire-
8 City was $3.00. The excursion Ment insurance; whenever an
was held July 21. | insured farm worker dies, his |
81 Mr. and Mrs. S. Nissly Ging- family will claim the survivors’
[rich entertained a number of | Insurance.
| uests to a lawn party in hon- Payment Of these ingrance
fl | or of their son, Bruce who cele- | ¢1aims will be based on wage
| brated his 5th birthday. {credits in the farm worker's |
t The Ushers’ League of the St. | social security account; wage |
Mark's U. B. Church met at the | credits earned by the worker;
home of Mr. Charles Z. Derr, W. | Wa8¢ credits reported by the
Main St., Rev. G. A. Kercher farm operator; wage credits
, paid for by both the farm work
er and h
it is so important for farm earn
ings to |
social se
Here
low
1. A fa
one social security number and
should 1
has a record of it
2. Af
farm help, should register with |
his coll
to get tl
curity fc
ing social security wage credits
Far
tively ne
hould
credits are getting posted to his |
social sc {
vour neg
fice for
i. Bot
farm operators can get {ull
formatio
their loc:
Everybody in this locality reads |B
to fol | Eq cherlys
|
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ctor of internal revenue |
an. | OPEN SATURDAY, JULY 26th
is employer. That's why
e properly reported for
rm worker should have 76 = 78 EAST MAIN STREET MT. JOY, PA.
nake sure his emplover
armer, hiring regular
WILL BE CLOSED
rr aml FOR VACATION
rms needed for report
m help coverage is rela
2 ors Moret | Mon., July 20 to Fri., July 25 Inc. |
curity account Ask
wrest social security of- |
h farm workers and]
n, free of charge, from |
il social security office
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We carry a complete
We also give developing
Store will be closed cll next
week for Summer Vacation.
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Going
Vicay Over The
Week End? # CLEANING — GLAZING — REPAIRING
SURE YOU HAVE !
ENOUGH You Phone — We Call
FILMS ;
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celection. A o
service,
Koser’s Jewelry Store i Brook's Dry Cleaning
Phone 3-5404
lain St., Mount Joy i FLORIN, PENNA.
PHONE MT. JOY 3-4451
29-1¢ 3 11-tf
H.
On SATURDAY, JULY 19, we will announce an
entirely new line of general-purpose tractors — suc-
cessors to the famous John Deere Models “A” and “B.”
By far the greatest values ever offered by John
Deere, these new tractors feature major engineering
advancements and a host of improvements that step
up tractor performance in many different ways.
One of these new models will be on display at our
store this Saturday so be sure to stop in and see for
yourself how much more value these great new
John Deere Tractors offer you.
S. Newcomer & Son, Inc.
Phone 3-3361 MOUNT JOY, PA.
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