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I FLC i: County Briefs
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LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON . ..

3 = EET sl Three signs stating “SLOW, i AX ; A y ERS
& 3 formation Lia : ought we Mrs. Arthur Kulp was admit- (CHILDREN PLAYING were
¢ 8 | should publish il ted to the St. Joseph's hospital | placed at. strategic points at the
‘he B Irigade 3 . ( 1 ill X
Fhe Boys Brigade, quoling| mp ecqay as a surgical pa-| Borough Park for the safety of 5. Penalty Will Be Added To All Borough Taxes After
. Walter was Trme \ " :
x Mes W i was formed 9 thre tient i children at play. The signs were September lst. , 1952.
x late H. H Nisley, of Lied huh! Mr. and Mrs. Jay Foreman of | Placed August 1 and will be
X D. H. Nissley Post No. 478, G Elizabethtown called on Mr, used for Memorial Day to La- |g GEORGE H. BROWN. III
A. R. of this borough. It was or ts . =e : {bor Day | 03-2 Tax Collector
anized in 1905 and the purpose and Mrs, Clayton Breneman on
bhi ho Sunday. | MANHEIM The Manheim
of this voung organization was AE I water c : Al ap hd
to assist th Grand Army in Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olsen |W? ompany w ney )
" 3 cvery way possible The boys and family and Miss Dorothy its stock and indebtedness. The
) ¥ p aid ; ; | increase is needed to pay the
O a : + ROE " accompanied the Veteran on Brooks are spending the week i 5
) Rw § i » \ ious occasions and acted in| with Mrs Olsen's parents 1 Loss of We. ne x a pi
3 JR out the same capacity our | Richmond Hills, N. Y (and improvements to the water
4 Wg abou . ne san pA | : tsystem serving Manheim boro
Boy Scouts of today Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Felty of | MANHEIM_ 134 resid
a ON] Y Reading from left to right the | Lancaster spent Tuesday and Im nk . : i Aa Femdents
02 hoys are Albert Dierolf, James | Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. RS ie I Vicinity respond
a O. Newpher, Bysshe Heilig, Ar-| B. BE, Kauffman. ed to Red Cross call for blood
0 thur Schock, Second row Amos ; donors. Of these, 82 were re
2 FAMOUS NAME 2 Di Trl arb Yohn Mr, and Mrs. Al Yeager of | of March 12 and a total
2 g Diffenderfer, John Longeneck-1pajair, N. J., and Mr. E. Ger- | ul blood were col 1
3 A (or, John Frank, Ray Keller, |of 114 pints of blood were co
¢ ® cl J Teh . | litzski of Mount Joy were | lected
3 Earl Miller: Third row Edgar | of Mr. and Mrs. Earl]
Q Eshleman Guy Gochnauer Ge li ” A LITITZ The Lititz gridiron
; ; At 5 art, | Gerlitzski and family on Sun-| squad will have new white ny MORE THAN 3,500,000
J Howard Haines, Charles Krein day . GE REFRIGERATORS a Kian
5 i ler. Clarence Newcomer. Frank api {lon uniforms, trimmed in black | CRESTS
2 g Gon ver.. Back row Yohn Bows | Mr. Paul Arndt is confined to {this vear. According to the Lit
{ J THA yu "| his home acco "illness. |itz Recor '@SS ee igh | y
ol LIMITED SUPPLY & | man, Walter Eby, Guy Culp, § home on: sceount. of { ve will fhe High H ere 5 the
& Ss y us | rs wr Fenster her | Se team wi probably be
3 » Walter Root and John Godfrey Mis Robert Fenstermacher | »choo i
hd 9 300 VA LU FE » . . FIRST COME 3 Guy Culp was the first Lancas i of Baltimore, Md., spent several the smartest dressed football . t |
. h ire ac « . cbt ¥ 4 »
FIRST SERVED ¢ | ter county man to be killed in| days with Mr. and Mrs. Benja-|team in the Conference of Roses | ines .
& | action in World War I, said Mrs, | TD Hambright | this year |
% Walters Mr. and Mrs. George Mumper; LITITZ—A protest was made |
) Well. we were right. it was a|and Mr. David Mumper visited | by residents near the pla) 10.2-CU-FT
3 : Mr i Warre gr agains he action ol
& boy's brigade and the year was|Mr. and Mrs. Warren Eshleman | 8round against 1
8 1905 at that time Geronimo | Eimgsville, York Co, Sun-| the school board in removing all | REFRIGERATOR-
3 was out scalping ranchers in the | Qa) the swings, see-saws, ete. from FOOD FREEZER
3 2 West Mrs. Thomas Eichler return-! the playground. near the boro COMBINATION
3 a eal A res ed home on Saturday after be- | School building
3 C t G t d ing hospitalized for several J APPLIANCES IN
3 New In Factory rates —- uarantee weeks at St. Joseph's hospital, WHITE WASHING
3 Cowboys Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keck and! 22 AS $509 o5
3 family of Rheems called on Mr AN .
3 (re ¢o 1} AND LITTLE
: lete Sell-Out Of 51 Models rom ps Ji Suited | $4.34 A Week
3 Comp ete ell- ut Wanner posted bail for a hear- | day i DISINFECTING AS
3 3 | Model NH-10 fer d
i ing | Festival { | after down payment
) | estival
] Chester Weimer, was arreste d | | OTHER MODELS FROM $000.00
3 7, - id A Labor Day festival will be ~
3 . 4) ylon a ‘bencn wal ji charg red | held at the Florin E. U. Breth-| HESS BROS | G-E Refrigerators have 3 long pu systems mikes this lone service pos,
\ 1-S rt. Wei . at ul se e¢ record, 1 g sible. rvelope r G.E. a ale
RUSSELL ® d ; wih a { vig : wi We 'S ‘ren Church beginning at tour | ™ 0 vce ee use et "10 nee iL Re
Sau committed to the county pr SOR o'clock. Vegetable and chicken! FLORIN., PENNA. years or longer. Many after 15 and tribution to dependable, efficient,
Ng A As of Monday the parking Corn. sott andwicl . | 20 years or longer. economical performance in house-
! : | 136.17 and fif soup sandwiches, ice Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930 i Famous G-E sealed refrigerating hold refrigerators,
HEEMS PA meters took In $150.17 and [if- | cream, cake, ete. will be sold. 29-tf
4 9 ® J | teen tickets were issued for’ig- |The festival is being sponsored WAY’S A PPLIA NCES
4 noring the little red flag. that by the Ladies Aid Society of the
go x shows so plainly on the meters. Church Insurance Service | Telephone 3-3622
’ % - ie AU) Ww... PF 2A. rn .
PHONE oF EES em ; i 48 W. MAIN STREET MT. JOY, PENNA.
J i SIMON P. NISSLEY ally insura . gin
bs of | | >
E-TOWN 54 Contracts i MARY G. NISSLEY i ELMER iK. v ITTLE
5 rom ae | | # H
168734 ud (From Page 1 | FUNERAL DIRECTORS | _ FLORIN, PA. Everyhody Everywhere Reads The Bulletin
discuss financing of the con- | Mount Joy, Pa. | Phene: Mt. i 23-9544 y 3
Sy = { a 19
2 struction of the new high school {Ve es = 20-13
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ALES DAYS
THURS. - FRI. - SATUR. ONLY
MT. JOY DEPT. STORE
( DOLLAR DAYS)
dvanves + BARGAINS AN SG oI
Palo Shirts 69:
3 FOR $52.00

WCMEN'S
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| DRESSES 39
All Sizes

Values to 57.95
| DRESSES H%
All Sizes

WOMEN'S
Cotton Slips

Rayon
MEN'S DRESS
Sport Shirts $7 39
Value to $2.50

Values to $12.95

SPRING 0 31.98 BOYS
Coats & Suits Girls" Storts 29 Sport Shirts y 39
Values to $29.95
*10- 520
| | Children’s Coats
ren SRR
GIRLS SCHOOL
| DRESSESSD 9%

BCY'S BOXER
Overalls 51 2

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| SHOES 2%) oq
DRESSESST% | 51 1ps 513] Oxfords $99
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+ All Sales Final No Returns or Exchanges

BOY'S SCHOCL
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GIRLS SCHOOL
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The reason for
dwar
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necat
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those co
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Sons,
firms bid of
of
$930,000
Inc.,
in-
wed by the board.
H. S. Corposation’s
lumbing, heating and ven-
considered lowest
The bid of
Lititz,
or electrical installations
m were
tracts.
Reidenbaugh, was
the delay in
contracts is the
selling
ling
bonds nec-
the
in the
project
rate of in-
ise of the low
is Herman Whol- |
Lancaster. |
tentatively
bids
diffi- |
terest. The Donegal jointure’s |
issue is 23; percent as originally
proposed and investors are be- |
ginning to demand more in
terest
al Cr |
Worn Out
In Goffs Falls, N.H., James M.|
Lurvey, 102, expiained: ‘Physically. |
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Sure,” your PP&L Farm Representative makes his
regular rounds, bringing news of better electrified
farming methods, answering questions, offering his
help. j But you don’t have to wait for his regular visit!
When you need information or assistance on im-
proved electric farm practices. ..you need it Johnny-
on-the-spot! That's the time to call your nearest
PP&L office. Tell them you want your good friend,
‘the Farm Representative, to drop in as soon as
‘possible. Mention the specific information you want
so that he'll have all the facts handy when he visits
you,
Your PP&L Farm Representative is prepared, either through practical
experience, agricultural schooling or a combination of both, to understand
and answer your farm electrification needs. Take advantage of his back-
ground. He'll be glad to help you...any time
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