| COMPYL KETES PRODUCTION
wast ON REGISTERED COW
40th
Keystone Holstein Sale| | Brattleboro, Vit With 696 |
pounds of butterfat and 17,736
| pounds of milk, testing 3.9%, to
AT THE KEYSTONE SALES BARN ON ROUTE 230 UST her credit, Locusteroft Mono-
EAST OF MOUNT JOY, PENNA. gram Babe, a registered Hol
| stein-Friesian cow owned by
FRIDAY, JULY 25th, 1952 | Harvey Rettew, Manheim, Pa.,
has completed a 365-day pro-
12:30 P.
35 Head Heifers oh and due this fall
20 Head Fresh and Close Cows
duction test in official Herd Im- |
frome Registry,
She was milked two times
| de iily and was 10 months of age
( when she began her testing per-
od.
Her record averages approxi-
GRAND-DAUGHTE RS > OF SOVEREIGN 4 mately 23 quarts daily for the
Daughters of Oakshade Sovereign Pat, whose Savers (period covered by her test
i i eing areat cows. ne he je oi). .
lve every promise of being areat Hh One of the m : Tr gd lesting was supervised by
a 700 lb. daughter of Supreme Grand Slam, emother is from a |. Pennsylvania State College !
500 ib. gramd-denughter of Hays’ Supreme. in cooperation with the Hol-
A very nice 5 year old daughter of Louxmont Rag Apple | stein Friesian Association of
Pilot, who milked up to 85 lbs. during her last lactation, and | America
bred to Hillmac Sovereign.
4 GRAND-DAUGHTERS OF "MATA HARI"
Four daughters of Lifloc Signet Tahari, who is a son of te
former World Record "Mata Hari" with three consecutive 900 |
lb. records. One of them is from a. dauchter of Ormsby Toitil- |
Insurance Service |
Auto, Fire, Bond
Casualty
ELMER K. WITTLE
and all types
Insurance.

| when
| on East Main Street,
HAPPENINGS §_
wf
LONG AGO
The Wheel of Fortune
DEMOCRATIC C ON J ENTION \
N

20 YEARS AGO
July 20, 1932
Mr and Mrs. Allen Shearer
held a birthday party in honor
of Mrs. John Shearer at their
home Friday evening.
Russell
ed in an
the driver
asleep. The driver the auto
was Richard Randler Salun-
ga. |
The drive
unlicensed dogs caused
on A
was
accident =
fell |&
2
K
Honberger
automobile
of the car
of
of
against |,
rush -
threatened
a
150 dogs owners here.
Elsie Shearer, Landisville;
Eby, Vivian Eby of Mt,
[Joy and Ruth Weidler of Lan-
disville attended the 4-H Camp.
Mr. Harry
of over

1,500 paid ad
and Mrs. Garber park. There were
announce missions
Higher Prices On
la Acme with 16,585 3.87 643.1 lbs. at 4 vears. This he ifer’s | [the birth of a son on Sunday. June Milligan was given a |
LL | » .
three closest dams average 745 lbs. fat Two of the Signet | Poor Pa. 9546 The officers of the Indoor Surprise birthday party at the
deughters are bred to Creston Twenty Grand”. e: Mt. Joy s-odb 50-13 | Base Ball League met Monday home of her parents, Mr. and | 00¢ ue 0 ea
A daughter of Murlyn Montvic Chieftain from a dam with | ———— "| at the home of Benj. Groff. Mrs. J. L. Milligan on North |
14425 milk 3.72% 537.5 fat at 7 years in 317 days. A 300-gallon still, 2,000 gal-|Barbara street ; aun
A daughter of Raa Apple Mark Galaxy from «a “Very WE SELL and Jons of mash and 50 gallons of 10 FEARS AGO Due both to nt wv athe
| i [ A241 ’ vhic as 't crops be ang
Good" cow with 15,119 miik 3.7% 555.6 fat at 6 years and 12- } SERVICE MOWERS moonshine were seized at At- role 53. i042 jw hich has hin ( op in
i | . «3, 1942 eo Vv ‘ontrols ©
876 milk 4.04% 521.5 fat at 7 yeors in 305 days. { FOLEY glen. | uly , : |to the remo " 0 ie
Also Three Grand-deuahters of "Marksman. { | W. S. Ebersole Post No. 185, The July meeting of the Fire [quired under t e efense | ¢
Two Grand-Dauchters of “Ajax”. American Legion Auxiliary/ Company auxiliary was held or | ame ‘ndments, Ol S this week
A daughter of "Bondsmem”. \ {made plans for a picnic on Thursday evening. The Ladies | warned housewives to expect
A grond-daughter of “Master”. | Tuesday evening in the local Passed a motion for death bene- [much higher prices on fruits
i | fits. | and vegetables, both fresh and
|
ACCREDITED MOSTLY VACCINATED | :
CERTIFIED

Legion home.
On July
| processed.
CANNED GOODS
20th, prayer meeting, Twenty-eight members of the
HIGHER

. | [was held at the home of Mr. |Botary Club attended the Ro
Keystone Holstein Sales, Inc. | |and Mrs. George Geyer of Flor-|/lary meeting Tuesday noon. A! OPS last Weel found
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4354 MOUNT JOY. PENNSYLVANIA in. talk on Community Service was | continuing to rise on canned
a - Approximately 200 members Siven by Mr. John Booth | fruits and vegetables, and on
rs 7 ae iy avd 21” widths. {of the Smith Clan attended the! The Mumma family reunion | baby foods. Recent price con
Bn service on lawn mower sHsp: | thirteenth reunion. was cancelled because of trans- | trol act amendments lift d con
1 | ening. All work w Emma Jane, 84, widow of H. portation difficulties. i Hdl on both foods, the agency
a njoy mowing your own lawn with | H. Ruth died at Columbia Sixty members of the Cham- | said.
] acl nes Ir XH | sell propel Dn ome ber of Commerce attended the| EARNINGS NEAR RECORD
of | ca 0 ee demonstration. =r . . ¥ 3 3
- FOLEY POWER MOWERS 15 YEARS AGO annual meeting and banquet| Average earnings for Ameri
a | 18 i width $107 00 July 21, 1937 held at Hosletter’s. | cans reached near-record lev
21 width ~~ $119.00 The Mount Joy Rotary Club] Ladies Aid Society of the | cls during May. OPS cited this
1 YEAR FREE SERVICE | hears peace campaign talk giv-| Newtown U. B. Church held a fact as a further indication that
| NF ni i rn icken Cor : . | inflationary pressures continue
; en by Miss Mary Hastings, of! chicken corn soup supper. { in pices ibid
| THARLES y ABEL Baltimore, and Miss Phyliss] Borough Council made. an| SEES BLACK MARKET
| - LION Pa Singse, of Providence, R. I. cifort to get Veteran's Hospital| THREAT
0 i ip EN yo Tome BE day B03 eave | OPS this week said it be
ana | ent. : A Scavenger party was held | lieves recent modifications o
x F A R M | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keener ON the lawn of Miss Emma restrictions height
| Ee : . i 3! iors . . 'n the danger of future meat
- of Florin, entertained guests| Shookers, in honor of three lit-| ©
\ 8 Chews Vines | FOR S A LE | over the weekend. tle guests black narkels, Mem oes
{ / To a Mulch Thieves entered the home of] Miss Emma Hoffman, 83, died; tions also are more limited,
o mm a YS |
Pro ; A TWO HUNDRED ACRE | Mr. and Mrs. John Newcomer Thursday at the home of her) OPS added. ;
: : . Pp ITS {QT IEF 0
17 J FARM through a réar window. Oniy! niece in Elizabethtown. | REPORTS STILL NEEDED
as aa -—————— | Despite recent liberalizations
with NEW SILO and NEW ¢ash was stolen. : | of slaughtering requirements
a MILK HOUSE | Dr. O. G. Longenecker, who! Everybody in this locality reads| dish & SC ws
* ; ~~. Sy on . | was recently elected vice presi-| The Bulletin—that’s why its adver- regular reports to OPS, and
. : "PQ recicti: i » {0
Y | WO ident of the Dental Alumni So-| tisers get such excellent results. | OPS registrations: continue 1
7 | oy jaf 5 , i i nia PC NECESSArY
vi All buildings are | €'ety of the University of Penn | MEAT GRADING GOES ON
| wired for electricity. Good soil. | s¥Vlvania gave a clinic at the an- You Can't All OPS grading and marl
Near east end of Union County. | nual meeting of the Dental as Ad 3 > ong Mans
a, x ds the h 2 5 sociati ry Tell "Em Like ing requirements on fresh meats
{* Eads vine tangle y Speeds the harvest For Information write: o pe ely ae This = Use A | | are still in force the agency said
* Builds the soil ARE CTF | e hundred and fifty per- Ta / | this week. It added thi 6
* Assures maturity CLAIR GROOVER, sons attended the grocers pic » ant Ad | | hi Kon ol ed thst th
. £ y-at-Law i . new Defense Act also authoriz
Are you still battling a vine-tangled, bogged-down AAR Ps cre nic at Atlantic City. All stores ed all future requirements of
harvest? Roto-Beater owners from coast to coast say 00 Chestnut Suen Closed for the day. | this kind which OPS may deem
k it i Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania J. B. Keller & Bro., held a I :
ithis modern method speeds the work as it improves ovivatd sale. oF 20 her a | necessary ;
| . x : PHONE 6-208 30-1c | ns is ile
{quality and builds the soil. Northwestern ~~ Penna. fresh Patronize Bulletin Advertisers
Roto-Beater’s mile-a-minute rotating rubber flails |
'whip vines and weeds to a mulch. Rolls up and down
‘the fields without lost time. Makes a perfect path for
ithe diggers to work with nothing in the way.
.Come in Now— Immediate Delivery to Your Farm?
D.L. DIEM & SONS
400 Fast Lincoln Ave Phone: 6-2131 Lititz, Pa.
/ORIGINATOR OF THE MODZRN ROTARY FLAILING MACHINE
NT RR TR RE
Use Our Classified Column — It Pays
Can't Use It!
SELL IT THRU THE
Want Ads
FOR SALE|
Home
Grown
Tomatoes
% BU. $1.00
PHONE 3-5153

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springers and backward cows.

The Ladies Bible "lass of the ; -
Beal Church hi 4 3, " Tenant Farmers Get a Break as
very neat are company beta of New Barn Cleaners Are Invented
steel deck in a guts

es on a hallow

ication Bureru power driy
By IRA MILLER
Farm Electrifi

nanur

| the e out a
The farmer who can do easily what | rar and into the 1 t
ordinarly would take an hour or so | comes in all sizes to fit any length of
| of hard work used to be the wonder | barn and width of gutter. This unit
of the nei orhood. It's not so any- can be dismantled and transported
more. For any farmer can clean the | easily by truck for installation in
gutters of a 26-cow dairy barn in| other barns.
approximately one-sixth the time for- | Another economical unit enables
BOYS
ND
GIRLS
To Sell
THE
BULLETIN
If you are ambitious
Steel web belt moves manu
| of barn (right) into spreader (top). |}
| &
merly required—if he has an electric
| barn cleaner. |
This time
| has been
| most, consi

and labor-saving device |
ower to calc h on than |
ring that the first home-

| made cleaners w ere inst d ‘thirty
. years ago. Some farmers still are
YOu can easily making their own equipment from
plans supplied by various stat :
| tension Services. Others prefer

earn your

mercial jobs, re
. appearcd on n 1 ut
spending money number of different re barn, It c re
% 2 able, but all have the onl C : | powered by a cable
in just one | to remove manure fro g Fut the rs | guides along the gutt p=
t spreader auto- ically
per of the elect: operated loader
| conveyor.
An improved ver
and to load it into the
evening a week ite recently, barn cleaners mn of a 1946 ex-

r expensive, although op- | perimental model * pull out” cleaner
APPLY erationg 0 costs alwa were low. | also is on the market. It sul
Tenant farmers, particularly, were | rubber belt gutter

somewhat out of luck because most chains and s
of these devices required permanent
| installations. They needed somet

a cable
BULLETIN

| which could be removed and taken |up” drum outside the barn
| along with them in event that they |is dumped from the belt into a con-
11 EAST MAIN STREET, | moved to another farm. A determines 2 veyor for delivery to the spreader.
| effort to help such farmers has been | The belt then is drawn back into the
MOUNT JOY, PENNA. made by at leas t one commercial firm | gutter by cable to an idler puller
| which offers a low-cost unit making | located in the barn at the far end of
30-tf

@® Be sure to count your name, address or telephone number as “words”.
Ld

)
| use of a steel web_belt, which the gutter,

ik. lye a py
pa Led
The Bullettn, Wount Joy, Pa., Thursday, July 21, 19533
Airy and Cool, individual de-
C | AS SST [| 1) [signed Spencer Supports. Mrs,
il Edyth B, Brubaker, Corsetierre,
Florin, Pa. Phone Mount Joy
Rates for classified advertising in | ’
)4( dc
this column are H 19, a — 29 4c
3 lines or less, minimum 35 | HELP WANTED for carpenter
Over 3 lines, per line 10¢ | work some experience prefer-
Fach add. insertion, per line 8¢ red. Elmer Ginder, Florin, Pa.
Phone Mt, Joy 3-4883 29-tf-¢
an WANTED: Stead: : we
GIRL AT | |FOR SALE: Mount Joy Taxi
ovm a 8-11 Business 29- tf
pr ; \ ne I'OR SALE: In Mount Joy near
1 ty | ) WRITE . m
He YL = TRE yo oF 5 | High School. Ten room, brick
SI Lit Y Li Mt Tov te eri ome, 2 baths, vapor heat. Nice
9 oh I YS a ttl 1 Inwn, Reasonably priced at only
: : 0 for s Tre person | $12,000 Also have nice homes
3 HW tow. Wei Salunga, Landisville and
With I ould lil to Viarietta Area. S. N. Lightner,
PE ow snare hours | Realtor, 46 S. Duke Street. Lane
r fits ble Writ or ppl t the | “2 ter Phone Lane. 6126 or
Bulletin office, Mt, Joy. 28-if | Marietta 6-2043 28-3
SEWING MACHINES FOR WANTED TO BUY: Highest prices
GAT wn Nos SHA used. Re 5 d for scrap iron, metal rags. bat-
for all m kes of ewing mach igh cars, trucks. A. B. Sahd and
re . V. Binkley. III N. Mar 1} Front & Pine Sts., Marietta,
ket Si Elizabethtown ps | Pa. Phone 6-9111. If no answer, call
Phone 688. : 1-tfe | Columbia 4.7571 26-4
INSULATION "WE HAVE WHITE GAS for your
VI VS TILE Nowe mower Atlantic Service
STAUFFER Static Paul K. Stehman, Prop
oD I 9
HOME IMPROVEMENT, Inc a 4-tf
M: S. POTTER FLECTROLUX SERVICE AND
Representative : UPPLIFS and Good Used Clean-
none 49-2500 30-4 | Call Jay Koser, Mount Joy.
| Pk one 3-9542 47-tf
>
Ira 1C eat S [ NOTICE: If you are troubled with
Poison Ivy, Oak, Sumac and other
T 01 L | minor kin irritations you need
| Doctors Prescription No 700-084
op e eve [ for immediate relief. It satisfies.
Sold at 21 Mt. Joy St, Mount Joy,
Pa, Kreamer Pharmacy, Elizabeth-
The State Bureau of Highway n, Pa. 19-15p
Safety today reported 20 more
traffic fatalities in Pennsylvania | SEWING MACHINES FOR Sarg
ry A Ce |New and used. Repairs for al
in the first five months of this | | kes of sewing machines, JN
vear than in the corresponding Binkley, 111 N. Market St. Eliza-
period of 1951. | bethtown, Pa. Phone 216-J. 1-tf
I
There was a total of 131 traf _ re —_ Leaf
An MEN WANTED: Lancaster a
fic fatalities in the State M:
an ; H ! : ie An sn Tobacco Co. North Market Street,
1952 against 110 in May 1951 tobacco warehouse, Mount Joy, Pa.
making the five-month total 611 Phone 3-3961
for this year against 591 for the AMY
: y , yp Xt ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices
same period of 1951 for antiques of any deseription. Mr.
The 131 May deaths included | Hart, 2 N. Charlotte St., Man-
83 rural, 39 urban and nine on hei im, . Phone 407. 2-24-tf
the Pennsylvania Turnpike. In Le
: ot : big Typewriters, Add. Mach’s., Cash
May 1951 there were 72 rural : yo:
Nx Ha . Registers, Check Writers, Safes,
36 urban and two turnpike | New & Used. J. M Enele, 411 East
deaths for a total of 110 | High St, E-town. Ph. 14J. 8-18-tf
Only bright spot in the pic ADMINISTR ATOR'S NOTICF cta.
ture as yeported by the Bureau Fstate of John A. Hipple late of
si that there have been fewer | Mount Joy Borough. Pa. deceased.
pedestrian deaths this year than Letters of administration eta. on
Inst id estate having been granted to
clot : : the undersigned, all persons indebt-
In the first five months of this | ed thereto are requested to make
vear 71 rural and 120 urban immediate payment, and those hav=
| pedestrian fatalies were record- | ing claims or demands against the
SOE Boy si BY. ais aa | same, will present them without
ed for a total of 191 against 93 delay for settlement to the
rural and 117 urban pedestrian igned residing at 901 First Street,
deaths for a total of 210 in the Lancaster, Pa.
first five months of 1951, a de pes H. FRITZ,
sen algae Administratrix c.t.a.
Cronst this year of 19 : Brown & Zimmerman,
I'he 611 traffic fatalities in Attor rneys 925.6
the first five months of this VORY | - m—
comprise 369 rural, 210 urban
and 32 on the turnpike In the Antiques Restored
» period of last year the 591 Furniture Refinishing
deaths include 353 rural, 212 LENHERT CABINET Shop
urban and 26 on the turnpike Marietta, Pa.
—
Phone 6-2581 Collect
Every body reads newspapers but Call For and Delivery
NOT everybody reads circular ad-
vertising left on their door step.
NEW & USED CARS
THE FARM 1949 Pontiac Sedan, R&H
i 1948 Packard Sedan, R&H
UESTION 1948 Chrysler Windsor Sedan, H
1948 Plymouth Sedan, R&H
Fr) X 1937 Dodge Sedan, H
BO p PACKARD GARAGE
by BILL GIVENS ’21 N. Hanover St., E-town
KYW Farm Director Phone 469-W 51-tf
From—Mr. J. S, R. D ) h- | AU TOMOR ILE PAR TS for Sale, 1
land, Pa. 1y old cars, all kinds of scrap iron
Q.—What is the safe time turn | and also di stove wood. Guy D.
my herd out Y Spittler, Pons Mt. Joy 3-3573. 40-t4
Ans.—It is si turn the herd -
it on Sudan gra er that pasture ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
ched Estate of Victor R. Snyder,
£1 late of Rapho Twp., Lancaster
or more. | Co., Penna.
time Letters of administration
A nay t.a. on said estate having been
poison r I to the undersigned, all
when | P€ s indebted thereto re-
th 1s | quested to make immediate
or stop- | Payments, and those having
dr t | claims or demands against the
wine or | Same, will present them without
H : delay for settlement to the un-
dersigned
or BS UNION NATIONAL
nel io) A MT. JOY BANK,
na oa 7 ia fe t call Mount Joy, Pa.
It pe: Kv uf } Arno Bricker & Beyer
++ + Attorneys 29-6¢
ON Mr. G. S Py A TINT TIES re. CRI
J n> be BABY SITTER WANTED from
tha Goin ili One. Coit to 3 p. m. at my home Monday
Abs "The Best thin ru Friday. Mrs. Eugene Zeller
ETI; > not io. we . 147 Manheim St., Mt. Joy.
ov ti en they n't be 30-1
nen i Hi poy A HOBBY, LIVE LONG-
i are A to De I : ER. We sugg est Fishing, Hunt-
Th Sa bor and Color slide photogra-
Ye ol d hy tne nun of | Phy. Slide Cameras $31. . Pro-
itments given. A good time to |Jectors $24.50. Victor Klahr, Di-
tir. ect D ¢ Middletown. 30-1
h. DDT car be ap- — TT Soman
: : tin the crib I "OR ‘SALE 3-piece Living
ih Room Suite. Ph. Mt. Joy 3-4044
From—Mr. C. G, R No. 1 after 5 p. m. 30-1p
Douglasvil Pa
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We PrintEverything
But Dollar Bills
Hear Bill Givens Daily on the
"KYW Farm Hour" 5:30-6:30 P.M, _