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| Lancaster ¢ County Parade Of Progress
Lehman’s Garage Area
Auto Repair Center
When
it's a
your car needs a “doc- Motor tuneup,
tor” good idea to take it
to William S. Lehman's Garage
at Mastersonville, Pa.
Wm. S. Lehman
years of experience in repairing
ine parts are all
“Bill” Lehman,
reputation for
honest dealings.
Texaco gas and
featured
who
efficiency
has many
overhauling
and replacement with all genu-
enjoys
oils are also
County Favorite
Mrs. Wyble's Potato Chips
are famous for flavor and quali-
ty and are a favorite with a
large trade in Lancaster Coun-
ty.
These delicious potato chips
are made in the modern Wyblo|
Millersville, Pa,
Sold wholesale and
Mrs. Wyble's Potato Chip
by
demanded by those who
a
and
-
employs 7
adequate supply of its fin
retail |
Ss are
insist |
¢ pro-
all makes of cars and also fixes|sold by this complete auto re- plant at Slackwater Road in | ducts. ig pL
tractors for the farm’ trade. pair center, UM
Tm BIL Schreiber’s New & Used
J. G. Baker Lumber And Cor Exchani 1
-
G 1C oo Fi ar Exchange A
enera ontracting rm There's always a good buy in|ments are on hand.
. a late model used car at | Whether its a new car of any
With a background of 20 where a county trade buys. Schreiber's New and Used Car | make or model or a good used
vears of experience Jacob G.| The Baker firm also does|Exchange at Salunga where a| car, Schreiber’'s can please you
Baker has brought his noted en-|gencral contracting and com- county trade buys. with a car that is reasonable in
terprise to a peak of recognition
| plete excavating
since it was founded in 1947. |
| work, employing
and grading
34 people in
Merrill Johnson is manager of | price and will give you
|
thous-
| drawn after
Mrs. Wyble’s Potato Chips
on the best and the Wyble firm
workers to insure an |
(AS OVERHEARD BY JOHN BOYD)
The Dutch Philosopher |
|
|
Well, Mrs. Veiss! Come on in (paign gets hotter they will act
|
where it's warm.» Our cellar | more like politicians, But when |
| heater went on this mornihg. [they both say that the country
| Chorch wanted to test our new | will be ruined if the other one
| oil burner to see would it work | gets in, a body don't feel like
and he set the thermometer at getting too excited about it,
| seventy-two last night and this | No, .the country ain't going
morning when we got up the {po be ruined no matter which
[ house was really hot. [one gets in, Have you decided
I didn't know you had such [Which one to vote for yet?
Pa, oil burner put in. { No, I am still what Chake
li Yes, Chorch has been think- an independent. He is still
ing about doing it for three or |grong for Ike. 1 says, why are
| four years already. {you for Ike? And he says, be
Well, T knew you had been [cause it's time for a chainch,
[thinking about one, but | And 1 says, what for a chainch,
| thought still that last winter he [and he says, why, the Demo
| had chainched his mind and was |crats has been in too long al-
| going to stick to coal.
| cided to put one in.
|v
|
| ¢
| t
l sick
| and hauling out ashes.
| we ain't got
this complete, used and new car ands and thousands of miles of [to live and we might as well [for Heaven's sake,
{ready and should be thrown out
I don’t know chust what got | Then what will happen, I says.
into him this summer but he de- | And he says, why there will be
He said I a chainch of administration, he
vas getting too old to tend the | from Harry Truman, Tru-
ld coal furnace and he wasiman, I says, he won't be in
oo busy and besides he was again anyway, and 1 heard
and tired of starting fires
He says
more years
says,
Europe and Asia
And then he says,
you ain't for
[through
many | Africa, 1 says.
[
he
| was going to make such a trip |
and |
Lumber millwork snd ali its i t ; . | center where your exact requir- | satisfaction, | have them in comfort. | Stevenson are you? And I says,
building supplies are stocked Important enterprise that is But ain't the oil awful ex-|lI don’t know right yet. And
the large yards at the rear of 72 |vital to the areas growth and pensive still? [then he says, don’t you think
South Penn Street, in Manhe im | progress. eamer ’s avern An Area Well, not the way Chorch fig- [it's time for a chainch and 1
ET [ures it all out. He says counting | says, not ‘til 1 know for sure
: 4 R d | everything—and that included | Wh! Ginnie Ike wi make
V { {as far as am concernec
p the wear and tear on himself-— |
aul A. Martin Noted en €z ous live believes it will cost less— | It wonders me still whether
ig It's always a real treat to vis- | times. yi the price of oil don’t go up. jit Tee gid 2 in Would i stir
{ zeneral ( ontractors it Zeamer's Tavern just 1» mile The patrons appreciate “Bill” Yes, well. You can be sure it | ve ri 2 up as Deore il
off the Marietta Pike’ at Colum- | Zeamer's efforts to provide them | | won't come down much because RE Bele
~ ; i : ; : Ds 1 4 | nothing does any more. Even the first time.
Courtesy, quality and service|cial and industrial work: bia R. D! 1, Pa. with the finest in food and | Eisenhower and Stevenson don’t| No doubt he would. Be sure
are all factors in the growth to| Schools, churches and other| Recognized as one of the most drink and the tavern enjoys ¢ say how they are going to stop | there would be a lot of old
leadership of Paul A. Martin of public buildings are erected by beautiful Places of ¥s ‘hind in {fine Te “ brine. v | this here inflation business. | faces moving out of Washington,
Donegal’ Springs Road in Mount | this local firm which covers a|the entire area Zeamer's Tavern | | Yes sir! you can bring your ™, guess ‘they would if they |D.C., and a lot of new ones
p n Sa r+ fg ilv 7,06 : eH a
Joy. radius of 150 miles and employs has a large bar well stoc ked friends or family to Ze amer’s thought anybody would believe | moving in.
With 26 years. of experience | ] : “| with all popular brands of beer | Tavern where a good time and them. They promise plenty al- Well, as I have said before, I
{he prominent local contracting in average force of 70 peop e 10 lines and liquors and presents | good cheer are the rule, not hel endy. but as Chorch says, they | don’t believe it will make much
firm does general contracting in|cover a scope of service thatfa cheerful atmosphere at all exception. |are chust campaign promises difference to us whichever one
all branches, featuring commer- | meets all requirements. [and anybody that is gver four- |gets in. We will chust go along
teen years old in their heads cooking and washing and clean-
) G K 1 | should h faith in |ing like always
| should not put much faith in Ing like always.
. 9 Cooper’s Garage Kaiser ov Ey wi tat
{ bare ; 2 wre | Should be over home getting
| { 1 notice too now that there Chake I it cht
|is chust a little mud-slinging , Supper, it ain't ready
° Frazer Dealers | PR the will say, what have I been
oing on. : Sh
Area Favorite ; IB What do you mean, mud- | doing all afternoon? Setting |
The home of Kaiser and Fraz- [and skilled factory trained | slinging? jover at Espenshate's arguing |
| : ARIE ns . HL Teme Seta
There's a cordial welcome)ished and presents an atmos- er cars at Salunga, Pa. has a| mechanics guarantee satisfac- | Oh, that's what Chake calls | Politics? He still thinks it's
awaiting you at Adeline’s Sus- | phere that is conductive to en-| fine record of automotive sales, | tion to all. lit when Eisenhower carries on |Strainch that women are inter-
a Le : 3 I Rs service and repair work to its| Welding, Stewart ~~ Warner | bout Steve 's witty chokes | ested in politics and voting and
gquehanna Inn at Bainbridge R.|joyment at its utmost. | i | abou evenson |
D 1 Pa. where a friendly credit. | Wheel balancing and front end and when Stevenson says Eisen- [all that.
Crowd gathers Since 1945 the charming pro-| John Cooper is the friendly | work is done, with a 375 H. P | hower is chust a front-face for | Chorch does too only he
+ EE prietress Adeline has won an!proprietor of this business Dynamometer for car and truck | raft and the old guard. Mud- [Dever goes as far as to say that |
The drink > 1 and the! ; it i
wi wimend ii ever incre ing trade fr the | Which he operates since 1947 al- | tuning making this a reliable | slinging is when they don’t talk | Womens place is in the home
food is delicious at this popular | eas ade irom 1¢ GLb an re he big issues like foreign |any more. 1 says tors him the
place that is beautifully furn- | entire Lancaster County trade though the enterprise is 4 | place to take your car. Real|about the big issues like g i dy. there should dught to
vears old. {lawn mower sales & service is | policies iio attack each other Ire a i) president because. |
: yersonally : : ; a
i Kaiser and Frazer sales, parts | also offered. i I see. But then I sort of re- { women have been cleaning up |
> 3 . [ ran 1 i n’'s for thousands of
t [member that everybody said [men’s messes for sands |
rthur J. Ulrich Reliable member. that. everybody aid | en's
| these two candidates was such |) i
ta | high- minded characters that| Yes, well, maybe now you
Heatin Contractors ramer ’s eS urant erves they would not call each other | have something there. But real-
g names. {ly, now I got to go. Good bye
y Yes, that's what everybody |now. |
The Electric Furnaceman and |of valuable experience behind Fy t Food tl hb I guess as the cam- Good bye
the Shellray oil burner arelit. nes | —_—ea :
featured by Arthur J. Ulrich Service is rendered on all
iy a j ? Cramer's Restaurant at Lan-| Mease to prepare the food. Mrs. | 66 Installed Soon
of Landisville and the firms ser-| makes p s by Ar { 3 )
rien ie. ne on lete as’. et : makes of oll burners by. Arh disville, successors to 3rown’s | Mease enjoys a reputation as onega ir’ Donegal Airports’ new ambu-
vice 1s as complete as can bei Ulrich, who offers a Service| , ordial wel-|one of » Country's finest | eady for
found in the area Restaurant, offers a cordial wel- {one of the Country's n | lance airplane will be ready for
Sales Servi and installation maintenance contract that quar-|come to old and new patrons to | cooks. News fuse very soon, as the equipment
of these nationally advertised antees winter long trouble free oF of the finest food serv- | Stop in with the family at| | has arrived and will be installed
burners are offered by the performance in your burner of|€d In ihe area. | Cramer's Restaurant where res : | SE on
Ulrich re which has 17 make The Cramer management has Graney” : Saturday afternoon Walter | immediately. Special radio eq |
- > Ge vastly improved this popular |there is an adventure in good |p oye” or Marietta, flew Mr. uipment will be installed also
dining place and has Mrs. Hazel | eating awaiting you. Carpenter, an Engineer at the enabling the pilot to converse
I pod Tt NT = ! T. C. Depot, and his son Scolt!with any airport control tower,
M er S Rest Home Area Ww A F Of HOLY STEIN- PRINSIAN to Wilkes-Barre to pick up a|CAA communication station, |
A > |
y 0 any eet | CHANGYS OWNERSHII | new car. The trip was made in|or even make local or long dis
A | John K. Fisher, Mount Joy,) Mr. Reilly’s Stinson Flying Sta- tant telephone calls while in
/ | recently sold a registered Hol- tion. Wagon. | Hight. Phone calls are made
Health Haven ClearRoadDo You stein-Friesian cow lo Clayton, nO afternoon’s cool, | through the cooperation of “Un-
Generally recognized by | homelike care and atmosphere: N dT P AC; | A. Karm & Son, smooth and comfortable flying |icom” and other ground radio
all} ZC A a d ja , rl atati :
vading 2 Took is Ivi hi | weather found a large number stations.
x Jing median) - ie judd pe highly praised by Hinge ee 0 ass ar Change of ownership for this | of the local flyers visiting sev-| The organization of Donegal
a tes as on 0 ee gp | Wie Hvadl of Te vi animal, Hillmac Witstead Stan, | | eral nearby airports. Among | Airport Airways Inc. is now
its field, the Myers est Home volled facilities | . ; . 4 : id
al Landisville ph telly a big wih Facilities. How many feet of clear road | has been officially recorded by | those making these flights we re | virtually completed and includ
set "i the tire ar Hh : ® “7 | [Established in November of do you need to go around and | ihe Holstein-Friesian Associa | John Groff, Joseph Ostermeir, cs or will include, it is hoped,
Mrs. A on pi 2 cK srer, a 1950 the Myers Rest Home is pass another car safely? | tion of America. The = Associa-| 004 Gusler, James Endslow, |local persons who have an abid- |
rE tical go ye wg regarded by all as a garden spot _ | tion issued 35,761 registry and | William Endslow and Joseph|ing interest, and belief in the
Dricties ; nurse operates oy Edward P. Curran, Safety Di- transfer certificates to Pennsyl-| LoTaw. community service opportuni
igen place which features| and health haven of the area. rector of Keystone Automobile] ania breeders during 1951. Ambulance Equipment To Be ties of such an organization
= Club, poses that question for | ee et jis Re
5 motorists following a recent] | FARM WITHDRAWN Bl th n down!
Nolit’s Greenhouses For survey which shows that im- | A 79% acre farm two miles] ow e ma
proper passing has become one | southwest of Rheems, offered at |
. of the five le i causes of sale yesterday, was with- |
Complete Floral Service |i mma acon. the biading ad
With
under
over 6,000 Square feet!ing trade who calls
glass Nolt's Greenhouses | for
upon h
tion as a complete florist organ- |
ization.
With a fine 28 year record of |
service to the area trade, Mark |
Nelt the capable proprietar con |
ral sprays, wedding
ments, ete.
area by this dependable
tinues to satisty the most exact-| firm.
beautiful flowers, floral dis-
al Landisville enjoys a reputa- | plays, bouquets, corsages, fune-
arrange-
Delivery is made in the entire
florist’
Far too many drivers depend | reached $30,000.
upon their pedal to get]
them out of dangerous situg- (el, Alice, Fanny
tions brought about by their and the
failure to allow enough passing | cludes two dwellings, a
time and space,” he declared. | barn and other buildings.
Few motorists realize that at 50 ter Dupes was auctioneer.
im
gas
and Sim
The farm was offered by
property
|
Ma- |
on L.|
|
in-
dairy
Wal-
miles an hour they must have |
1200 feet, nearly a quarter of a |
mile, to pass a car in front trav-
160 feet. With oncoming t
| those distances are doubl
{480 and 320 feet, respect
J. Harry Summy Fertilizer
And Seed Center
Recognized as a complete fer- | Baugh Central
tilizer and seed center
Chemical "a
by a| American Agricultural Chem
large trade, J. Harry Summy at | al fertilizers as well as Timothy
Landisville, Pa. continues to!|and Clover Seeds.
please an ever increasing farm- |
ing trade.
Established 46 years in this
line J. Harry Summy is a pion- | S¢ included in the
eer in his field, and feat: ros! stock,
Fencing, Hoes, Lime and
firms
| host of other farm needs are al-
Jarge
] eling at 40 miles an hour, where |
there is no oncoming traffic. The |
minimum safe clearance dis-
tance must be doubled, at the
same speed, when a vehicle is | go m.p.h.;
approaching from the opposite |
direction. io 4480 feet, or nearly a
nal Here are two further examp- | necessary for safe passing.
ic- les. | Check your passing dis
If there is no oncoming traf-| before pulling out to
fic and you are driving at 20 m.| car ahead. If you are
p.h. and your speed is 10 m.p.h. | tain of the distance
greater than that of the car you |judgment, don’t take
are passing, you will need 240 until you have
feet clearance; if your speed is | clearance you possibly
15 m.p.h. greater you will need then pass and pass safely.
{ If, with no oncoming t
need 2240 feet, or nearly I
not
or
a
all
raffic, |
ed to |
ively.
raffic,
your speed is 70 m.p.h. you will |
1alf al
mile to pass a car traveling at |
with oncoming traffic
that distance would be doubled
mile,
tance |
pass the |
cer-
your
a chance
the
need,
|
*Teach a boy to blow a horn and he’ll never blow a safe,” said the wise
commissioner who organized the first Salvation Army music camp in the
country. In programs designed to develop spiritual growth as well as
radiant health and youthful skills for adults and young people, the
Salvation Army is helping to make our town a better place for living.
You help the Salvation Army through the Community Chest. When
you give—give enough! Enough for all Red Feather services—enough
for a full year.’
(
he Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, Sep te mber rs, 195.
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