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PUBLIC SALE
OF A VALUABLE FARM
Saturday, October 1 8, 1952
The undersigned will offer at public sale on the premises in|
East Donegal Townshin, one and opeshalf miles southwest of
Mount Joy - Marietta Pike
FARM OF 81 ACRES, MORE OR LESS
Consisting of Limestone soil, in a good state of cultivation.
This farm is formerly known, as the Eby farm, adjacent
to farms of Elmer 1. Shearer, Joseph M., Wolgemuth and David
H. Eby. [
Improvements erected thereon consist of ¢
Story BRICK HOUSE
with slate roof, eleven rooms and bath. All improvements, mod-
ernized Kitchen and a new automatic oil burning heating system. |
LARGE FRAME BARN
equipped with drinking cups for cattle, and attached thereto a |
Straw and Implement Shed, Milk House, Senarate Tobacco Shed, |
with slate roof, Corn Barn with slaté roof. Poultry Houses
A well of never failing water equipred with pressure system
for house and barn with new pump. Buildings electrified.
This is a very desirable farm for farming or real estate devel- |
opment. being located road from the new $1,500,000
Donegal Joint School.
Farm may be inspected
Peck
Sale to commence
be made known by
Charles S. Frank, Auct '
Clarence C. Newcomer, Attorney
across the
by contacting present tenant, Paul
|
at 2 P. M. when terms and conditions will |
ANNIE G. EBY|
40-3c¢ |
PUBLIC SAL E
REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY |
Tuesday, October 7, 1952
ON THE PREMISES LOCATED IN THE BOROUGH OF |
ELIZABETHTOWN, AT NO. 229 EAST PLUM STREET.
land Mr. and Mrs. Donald
| Althoff and daughter Ceal and
|
| Five Tons Baler
| corn Pickers.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brene-
man, of this boro, entertained at
dinner on Sunday, Miss Ruth E. |
Hollenbaugh, Paxtang tenor]
Mat-
ter and children of Loyalton.
Mrs. M. Swank, of Duncan-
non. Mrs. Byron Halter and
daughter Holly Linn of New-
ville called on the Lester fami-
ly Tuesday. On Saturday Mrs.
Mr. Leo Smith and daughter
Connie all of Ironville, also
called on Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Breneman and family.
A Sunshine Shower basket
was given to Mrs. Amos Strick-
ler. R. D. 2, by the C|G.Y.A. of
the Mount Joy Church of God.
Mrs. Elmer Miller was overseer
NOTICE!
In order to collect damages on our
Poultry Ranges caused by doas or
other predatory animals, we have to
notify the proper State authority.
This same authority will then
check the immediate neighborhood
for stray dogs and other dogs with
which they come In contact.
This notice is given so that you
will not be embarrassed in case the
Authorities check the neighborhood
for unlicensed dogs.
Musser Leghorn Farms
18-tf
dy Brina in Your Tractors,
and Other Machinery for
rHi1s BIG SALE
for SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1952
at 11 A. M,, at Beverly, two miles
north of Elizabethtown, Pa.
32 NEW AND USED TRACTORS
AND CRAWLERS
Twine, 1000 Locust
Lot New Lumber All Kinds of
Binders, Har-
200 Pieces Other
Evervi
Corn
Posts,
Silo Fillers,
of the shower, Mrs.
hag returned from the hospital, |
where she was a surgical pa- |
tient.
EE a —
Local Pastor
Elected Pres.
'53 Conference |
At the 123rd Annual Confer- and William Tyndall each had | barn, tobacco shed, ete. by An-| gach add. insertion, per line
Pennsylva- | the high score of 96 with Clair | nie C. Eby. Sale at 2 p. m. C. § -
ence of the Eastern
nia Eldership of the Church
God held last week at the Lan
disville Church of God. Rev. C.|
Strickler (
In Penna. Quiz
At High School
the
The results of Pennsyl
| vania Quiz given in Mt. Joy Hi | Pike,
School on September 22 are a
tie for first place and a tie for
second place, Charles Rovenolt
of Wagner and Genevieve Zim-
[merman placing second, each
+ | with a score of 94.
The quiz, sponsored by the
F. Helwig, this boro, was elect-
ed president for the 1953
sion. The Rev. Allan S. Meck, |
ses- |
Secondary Division of the Penn
sylvania Department of Public
lestate and personal property by ( Zhe I
Announce Results Mrs. Sarah Schlegelmilch. John | ———o
J. Miller, Auct, Sale at 12:30 p.
m
In
1: mi
Saturday, October 18
Fast Donegal Township, 1
southwest of Mount Joy, known
[as the Amos Eby farm, just off
{the road leading from the Cross
Roads Church to the Marietta
leading to Musser Leg-
{ horn farm, an 81 acre farm of
| Limestone soil, with a story
[ brick house with conveniences, |
8
Frank, auct.
Oe
Christian Film At
|
| Newton School House
“Great Discovery” the feature
president of the Lancaster The- | Instruction with the Pennsylva- | length Christian film with Col-
ological Seminary lectured
daily. His theme, “Open Doors]
Into the Fold of Christ”, he
pointed out that open doors in-
clude preaching, teaching, wit-
nessing and living.
The changes in pastorates of
Church of God in this area in-
cluded Rev. Raymond H. Daihl|
from Landisville to the Colum-
bia church. The Rev. Daihl ser-
ved there since 1938. He will
succeed the Rev. F. H. Snavely,
who _ has been transferred to
Wormleysburg.
Taking the place of the Rev.
Daihl at Landisville will be the
ev. Thomas E. Tillett, whose
brother, the Rev. William E.
Tillett was transferred from the
Maryland Eldership to the new
Rohrerstown-Smithville charge.
Reverend C. F. Helwig, pas-|
tor of the local Church of God, |
nia Retailer Association and the
Pennsylvania Department
Commerce, was given to the
seniors in the high schools in
Pennsylvania to stimulate in-
terest in the history, geography,
people, resources, and indus-
tries of Pennsylvania. It consist-
ed of 100 questions dealing with
facts and figures of Pennsylva-
nia history.
The
school will
each high
then write a 500-
word essay in school on the
topic “How Pennsylvania
Schools are Helping to Defend
Freedom.” These will be mailed
to Harrisburg where they will
be judged on content and orig-
inality by a committee of col-
lege officials who will name the
top ten essays. These ten will
receive U. S. Bonds ranging
from $500 to $50. The names of
winner in
LOT 54x150 FT. THEREON ERECTED A
3 i | Vo Story | Shiner am
WHITE PLASTIC
|
G. K. WAGNER, Sala Manager
Elizabethtown, Pa. Ph. 442.).2
Next Sale—Saturday, October 18
0-10
Brick Dwelling oo 1c SALE
recreation room, garage
blinds,
containing four rooms and bath, laundry
in cellar; oil burner, forced hot air heat. Venetian | Real Estate - Personal Property
windows and screens included in this sale. : | Located on Church St. in the
This dweiling erected about one year ago, and in very good | of Florin
condition. This property can be viewed by phoning the owner at | pra :
Elizabethtown 669J. 1. % 2
Also at the same time and place Sat. Oct. 11, 195
erty will be offered for sale: at 12:20 Shan
Bedroom suite: sofa; studio couch; electric washer; lawn 12 STORY BRICK
SHEETED HOUSE
furniture; garden tools; extension ladders; step ladder; and a lot |
lon lot 40x200 ft house consiss
of articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 7:00 P. M., {of 6 rooms. small attach. room |
storm
the following personal prop-
when conditions will be
Dn i and porch in the rear; cistern,
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer A Tor water sup-
D. L. Landis, Clerk Alfred K. Dostmann vv: a solid cement 2-story
39.9¢ | double car garage on rear of
kal! SORE
PUBLIC SALE
is OF =
PFRSONAL PROPERTY
Porcelain breakfast set & four
chairs. old guns & muskets.
Property gas stove, range, Cold
bedroom
| Spot refrigerator. a om
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE [nic Pini ae
hoard, desk, wash stand, Elect-
ric sweeper, & all attachments;
Kenmore washer, table & floor
SATURDAY, OCT. 4, 1 952 lights, oil lights, radio, Electrid
T20CIOLRY M0. [toaster, 6 cane seated chairs,
The undersigned will offer at public sale ALL THAT CER- | rockers, old bureau, flour chest,
TAIN small tract of lond containing 2 acres, more or less, situ- | pictures, dishes, lard press and |
ate near Church a short distance North of the Man. | Sausage stuffer. buckets. jellies,
i iv} . canned fruit, sleigh bells, cow
beim Mount Joy read in Rapho Township, Lancaster County, bell, mirror, brass horn, 1; bar-
Pennsyivania.
| rel copper kettle, cupboard,
Improvements consist
ie) :
3 Frame Semi-Bungalow
| good carpenter tools, also many ;
The premises may be viewed at any time the week prior to | Phares Miller & |
KATHRYN A. WEIDMAN
wheelbarrow, bird bath, home-
4 :
with 6 rooms and all converiiences and fire place. ) :
articles not mentioned.
the sale. | Jacob Moyer, Clks 40-2¢
|
|
Elmer V. Spahr, Auct.
|
of a
-~
| ectric motor, oil unit for furn-
24:22 feet and a 2 STORY BROODER HOUSE 17x17 feet. The | SARAH SCHLEGELMILCH |
and conditions will be made known by
face, and a large asst. of very
buildings are in excellent condition. {John J. Miller, Auct.
CHARLES W. WEIDMAN and
| made rugs & soap, iron vise, el-
SHOP and GARAGE 24x40 feet, 2 STORY CHICKEN HOUSE by
Sale to be held on the premises on the above date when terms |
A. H. Young, Attorney 38-3p
PUBLIC SALE
OF -
Real Estate and Personal Property
| Hempfield Twp.. Lancaster Co.,
| the following furniture to wit:
| Seven extension tables, six small
12 beds and springs. four buftets,
| two hall racks, 3 high chairs,
SATURDAY, OCT. 4, 1952
On the premises located in the Village of Newtown, Rapho
Sale to begin at 12:30 when
PUBLIC SALE
OCTOBER 1
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale at Salunga, East |
library tables, bedroom suite, two wash stands, heatrola, oil stove, |
six dressers, pictures, mirrors, lot
chairs and rockers, electric lamps, clothe trees, clocks, two iron
cots. music cabinets, two wash machines, 40 ft. ext. ladder, 32 ft.
ext. ladder, and many other articles.
was retained here for his sev-|these winners will be announc-
enth year. |ed during Pennsylvania Week,
For the first time the Elder-| October 13 through October 19.
ship appointed a representative | Because of the tie in Mount
to the Department of Church | Joy High School, the two top
Women, Pennsylvania Council | scorers will write their essays
of Churches. She is Mrs. H. which will be judged by a dis-
Pierson of Altoona, Pa. | interested group to dertermine
Two county pastors were in-|the top winner to enter the es-
cluded in a group of five honor- | say part of the State contest.
ed for completing 40 years ser-| A dinner will be held at the
vice. They were the Rev. F. H.| Hotel Brunswick by the Retail
Snavely, Columbia; the Rev. J.|Committee of the Lancaster
0. Weigle, Elizabethtown: the | Chamber of Commerce to hon-
Rev. E. F. Asper, Middletown; all the Lancaster County
the Rev. E. F. Yoder, Mt. Carm- | winners at which each will re-
el and the Rev. M. J. Manning, | ceive $10.
Shippensburg. Cash prizes will also be a-| AMBITIOUS woman of charac- |
Rev. M. L. Schlessman, pastor | warded to the top scorers by |ler, education, refined, 26-60,
of the Church of God, Philadel-|the Mt. Joy Chamber of Com- Jor 5. Field ones Sh
: ; ah e se, experienced in teach-
phia was president for the 1238 merce. ji : | ing, club or church work. Must
Annual Session. Tre - 0... —- | be ready accept position by Oc-
> @ | tober 13 and desirious render-
| ing service of national impor-
Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. Soap Box Derby
(From page 1)
HELP jan equal chance to win.
{ The rules are simple, the
| prizes good and event fun. So
| get busy boys and girls and pol
[ish up that racer or build your-
! self one and come on out, to the |
| leen Townsend, will be shown
of | at the Newtown School house | WANTED: Mechanic .
| Monday evening, October 6, at
| 7:30 p. m. by Ray Brubaker, of
[the Cathedral Caravan. This
powerful film not only tells an
| exciting personal story, but al-
| so carries timely salvation
| message
re ee ee
a
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| Driver Prosecuted
‘Following Collision
A charge of driving on
| wrong side of the highway was
| preferred against Elam S. Fish- |
er, Gap, R1, following a collis
ion with another car on the
{ curve on Marietta Street Satur-
day afternoon.
According to Chief of Police
Park Neiss, Fisher's truck
crashed into an automobile
driven by Jean Hamilton, of
Salunga. Both cars were dam-
aged. Fisher will be given a
{ hearing before Justice of
| Peace Hockenberry.
MALE HELP WANTED
A MARSHALL FIELD owned
enterprise has local opening for
ambitious man of unauestion-
able character and refinement.
Age 26-60. College education
preferred. Must be ready accept
position by October 13th.
capable earning above $5,000
annually. For local
write T. W. Bye, P. O. box 6110,
Chicago 80, Ill. State age, edu-
cation, experience, phone num-
ber. 40-1p.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
Ae
| tance. Be capable earning above
1 $4,000 annually. For interview
| write fully to T.
| box 6110, Chicago, 111.
| age education,
and experience,
| phone number. 40-1p
{OFFICE HELP WANTED: ex-
| perienced typist. Apply at Mt. |
Joy Mills, Inc., 125 Mt. Joy St.,
the |
the |
interview |
W. Bye, P. O. |
State |
Rates tor classified advertising In
this column are:
3 lines or less, minimum «+ 38c
Over 3 lines, per line 10¢
8¢
LOT FOR SALE: 80x180, Don
[egal Springs Road, Mount Joy
Price reasonable, John A. Char
les, Phone Mount Joy 3-4183
| 37-1
|
Chair-Caning and
Blind Craftsmen. Bush & Berg
haus. 389 N. Barbara St., Mount
| Joy. 3 0265.
for gen
| eral repair work. Apply Ney’s
Garage, Florin 40-tf
Sunbeam , heater,
kitchen
FOR SALE:
enameled Bengal
grey
| cabinet, sideboard, dresser, ext
| kitchen table, double bed, coil
| spring. Call after 3 p. m. Harry
|
Heffley, Milton Grove 39-2¢
Sentrola Heater
control and a
FOR SALE
with automatic
| good grate, $35. Sidearm gas
| water heater $5, Bucket-a-day
water heater. Phone Mount Joy
32-4864. 40-1c¢
FOR SALE: Pair heavy garage
1doors, size 8x8. Arthur Moyer,
So. Market St., Mt. Joy. Phone
i 3-9073. 40-tf
[FOR SALE: Maple Living
[room suite and bed. Apply after
5 P. M. Lt. Cohen, 154 N. Mar
ket Street, Mt. Joy, Pa. 40-1¢
ATTENTION FARMERS We
| exchange your WHEAT for
[FLOUR. Also home-made bran
{& middlings for sale. Flory's
Mill, Lancaster R. D. 3. Phone
Lanc. 2-4013. 40-1¢
FOR SALE:
{ Mattress, $5.00 Mrs. Harry
| Derr, 320 Marietta St., Mt. Joy.
40-1tp
FOR SALE: 200 New Hamp
shire Red Pullets, laying. Phone
Mt. Joy 3-9027 40-1c
for
WANTED: 2 women
eral office work typing.
Co.,
gen-
| Manufacturing
Phone 3-3631
WILL KEEP children in my
home by day while mother
works. Call morning or even
ings. Landisville 4501.
| FOR SALE: Thorne seed weed,
on!
from certified seed. Grown
sand soil, $2.35 per bu. Phone
piano-tuning, |
Coil spring and
bulletin, Mount Jov, Pa., Thursday, October
"WANT ADS 70...
2, 1952-3
WANTED: Girl for general of-
fice work, typing essential,
some bookkeeping desirable,
Apply Mt. Joy Paper Box Co.
40-1
FOR SALE 300 Farm Bureau
large strain leghorn pullets, 6
months old, laying 50%. Two
vaccinations. Phone Mofint Joy
| 3-6505 40-tfe
| Typewriters, Add. Mach’s, Cash
| Registers, Check Writers, Safes,
| New & Used
20 y | High St, E-town
J. M. Engle, 411 East
Ph. 14]. 8-18-tt
ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices
for antiques of any description. Mr,
Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St, Man=
heim, Pa. Phone 407. 2-24-tf
BUY YOUR FRUITS & VEGE-
TABLES by the case, 10% off.
Heisey's Food Store, Mt. Joy.
39-tfe
Glove Guards. Veiling, and Hat
trimmings. When in need of a
BABY GIFT, visit the
The Margaret-Jean Shoppe
19 W. Donegal St., Mt. Joy, Pa.
Dial 3-9373
Alterations - Buttonholing
31-tfe
FOR SALE: Semi-detached 21%
story stucco house, 6 rooms and
bath. Insulated, fireplace, auto-
matic oil heat, automatic wash-
er, concrete basement, Residen-
tial zone. 53 Donegal Sorings
Road, Mt. Joy, Phone 3-5391.
40-1c
CAMERA BARGAINS. Zeiss
21x21; 6.3 lens 1/200 flash
shutter $29.95. Kodak Bantam
$24.95. Brownie Movie Camera
$42.50 Flash lamps. Color films.
! Victor Klahr, Rear P. O. Mid-
dletown, Pa 40-1
FOR SALE OR RENT: A large
trailer. fully equipped. Write
Box 85 c/o E. J. Mt. Joy, Pa.
40-1c¢
FOR SALE: 3 vc. living room
a
[reject
nite, like new. Call 212 Mt. Joy
James | Street, Mt. Joy, anytime. 40-2p
Mount Joy |
40-1c |SEALFED
PROPOSALS FOR
CORRUGATED METAL PIPE
Sealed proposals for 900 feet
in. corrugated metal pipe
1 sufficient connecting bands
12
| ans
| will be received bv William F.
an. Secretary, 128 N. Bar-
bara St.., Mount Joy, Pa. up un-
1952 at 7:30 P. M.
| Quote price f. o. b. Mount Joy,
Pa
October 6,
Council reserves the right to
anv or all bids
BOROUGH OF MOUNT JOY
38-3¢ William F. Brian, Sec'y
| ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
| TFstate of Souder, John Scott. al=-
{ Elizabethtown 4-59-R-2. 40-2¢
|
| ATTENTION: Individually de-
{signed Spencer supports. Call
Mrs. Edyth B. Brubaker, Florin,
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4949. 39-1¢
{FOR SALE: Kindling wood,
| stove length or longer, all new |
{ Pine, wholesale or retail, any
amount. Call Mt. Joy 3-9024
38-4¢
Antiques Restored
Furniture
LENHERT CABINET
Marietta, Pa.
| Phone 6-2581 Collect
Call For and Delivery
ShoP
8-1
] oy
* Derby Race on Saturtay, Oct. | Moun Joy.
18th. If you have any questions |
FULL TIME AND PART-TIME | or want further information see | WANTED
EMPLOYMENT | Joe Shaeffer. Two.
y { You girls and boys from Lan- | : :
Bachman S Chocolate disville, Salunga, Manheim, El-{ FLOOR MOULDERS.
| izabethtown, Maytown, you too | Apply office
| are invited to enter races. You |, , io Sts Np. ‘
Mig. Co. can't lose and who knows you | FLORIN FOUNDRY MFG. CO.|
| may walk away with first prize FLORIN 40-2
/ NT JOY
MOUNT | which is $6.00. Lets have a good
turnout - Look in this paper for
| further details and information.
Look in this paper next
| for more word about the
Box Derby.
|
|
1
40-tfe
Soap
1, 1952
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Patronize Bulletin Advertisers.
rr —— a
Pa. for the A. H. Keller Estate,
tables, |
two
Sale Register
tables, porcelain
Saturday, October 4th — At
Newtown, Rapho Township, a-
bout 4 miles South of Mt. Joy,
3 baby cribs, two china closets,
ty by Edward F. and Jean S.
Isler. Sale to commence at 1:00
P. M. Walter Dupes, Auct.
terms will be made known by
CHRISTIAN KELLER
week |
real estate and personal proper- |
|
| vee sees et rt teens.
| FOR SALE: 75 sex-links pullets
{ready to lay. Warren L.
Mt. Joy R. D. 1, phone 3-3344.
39-2¢
Kiefer Pears,
Apples and
the Garber farm near
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4649.
FOR SALE
| Smokehouse
| Cider at
| Florin.
40-2p
| FOR SALE: 150 Musser Leg-
| horn Pullets, laying, both vacec.
Samuel E. Merkey, Phone Mt.
| Joy 3-5818. 40-1
FEMALE HELP WANTED:
Pressers wanted on children’s
dresses & suits. No experience
| pay. Joseph Greenberg Factory
| Poplar St., Elizabethtown. 40-1c
| FOR SALE: Reasonably priced |
Township, about four miles South of Mount Joy. |
| Elmer H. Kauffman, Auct. ALBERT KELLER ak froen wool coat with FS
SARL | M. D. Hertzler, Clerk Adm. for the estate of A. H. Keller, dec'd Saturday, October de Situate brown jumper anc hood
1/ _- S51 | ’ ef = ay, Situal- [IONE filuper. and 5, al
A 1 72 STORY, FRAME if | 40-2¢ ed near Erisman's Church, a|24 in. iy nd Wool sitive:
iti ll a L 2 pr | short distance North on Man-|skirt and jerkin, size 10. In-
Composition Roof Dvielling oe 3 | ! U B IL I C fg A i E, Joy road, in Rapho | quire 2 Barbara street. or
g Bares | Township. Real estate contain- Dhone 3-9563. ik Le
ver fail- |
ing 2 acres, 6 room semi-bunga-|
1 7 rooms. 2-STORY BARN or . Nex — OF — : BL deny,
1 of water, and cutomatic w n in dwelling. | low, shop, garage, chicken | sed Cars. 1951 Ply- |
Electricity in all buildings 1 repair. Lot of p E R S O N A L Pp R oO Pp E KR T Y house in A-1 condition, by mon dr. sdn. RudiojRoaier
ground 66x139 ft. | [Charles W. and Kathryn A.| : > 1c
At the same i a pl 1 I l | Weidman. Sale at 2 o'clock. El- |
engal Gas | On the premises located in
} Po. ol "2"! rear of No. 116 East High Street.
bedr nall ta-|
el t cupboards;
1 board: dishes: pols; cooking uten- | tubes 8:25x20 and 7:50x20; smal
stool it benches; | wire pens; log chains; drosscut
-h Tse cul- |
| 6 It. coal chute;
1s will be made known by
EDWARD E. ISLER and
JEAN S. ISLER
MOUNT JOY PHONE 3-6562
: 38-3
COIl
10 gal. crocks; 8 gal. crocks; 1
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer :
ticles too numerous to mention.
Landis & Garman, Clerks
made known by
Walier Dupes, Auctioneer
. . L. Landis, Clerk
Locality Reads The Bulletin
"Tuesday, October 14, 1952
Poultry equipment; hook plow; iron posts; ice chest; inner-
coal carriers; three 8 it. coal chutes; two 10 ft. coal chutes; one
funnels; gas tanks;
| scoop shovels; picks; sledge hammer; crowbar; wheelbarrow
sprayer; oil pump for drum; drop cords; lot of 1 in. and % in.
rcpe in S50 ft. sections; sizing boxes; plant boxes; bag wagon;
Sale to commence at 7:00 P. M., when conditions will be
mer V. Spahr, Auct.
Saturday, October 4—2 miles|
north of E-town, R. D. 2, farm |
equipment sale including 30]
new and used Tractors & Craw- |
1 brooder house; two outside |lers. Also used machinery by G.|
saw; waterproof tarpaulins; |K. Wagner.
the Village of Maytown at the
pea scales; stone forks;
me |
Friday, October 10-—At Key-|
stone Sales Barn on Rt. 230, |
east of Mt. Joy, 75 head of sel- |
ected Holsteins at the Conestoga |
Fall Classic sponsored by the
Lancaster County Holstein As-|
sociation.
gal. crocks; buckets; lot of ar-
Saturday, October 11 — On
the premises on Church street,
in the Village of Florin, real
PARIS N. GARBER
40-2¢
ELI AMENT, DESOTO-PLY-
PLEASE
NOTICE
If anyone knows of the
whereabouts or residence
of Mark H. Merkey, age
18, please notify the Bul-
letin Office or write c¢
Box 85, Mt. Joy.
0
40-1c
SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.
Neff, |
required. Steady work and good |
{ AUTOMOBILE PARTS for Sale, 1
1 buy old cars, all kinds of scrap iron
o known as J. Scott Souder, dec’d
| Inte of Rapho Township, Lane. Co..
{ Penna.
| Letters of administration c.t.a. on
| «nid estate
having been granted to
{hs nndersigned, all persons indebt-
|
|
|
|
| and also sell stove wood. Guy D.
Spittler, Phone Mt. Joy 3-5573. 40-t |
FOR SALE: Seneca Seed Weed
from certified seed. $2.75 per
{ bushel. Elias Musser, Mt. Joy,
| Phone 3-4928. 33-tfe
| ——
[SEWING MACHINES FOR
SALE: New and used. Repairs
for all makes of sewing mach
ines. J. V. Binkley, 111 N. Mar
Iket St.. Elizabethtown, Pa.
| Phone 688. 1-tfe
|
{ REFINISHING. office, dining-
room and bedroom furniture.
Painting and decorating of
antique chairs. Complete up
holstering service Free esti
mates Pick up and deliv
ery. Cash or monthly payments
| Phone Lititz 6-2201. Lititz Fur
niture Company, 10 E. Front
| Street, Lititz, Pa J4-ifc
WANTED TO BUY: Highest price
paid for scrap iron, metal rags. bat-
teries, cars, trucks. A. B. Sahd and
Sons, Front: & Pine Sts., Marietta,
Pa. Phone 6-9111. If no answer, call
Columbia 4-7577. 26-tf
HELP WANTED
Farm Mach
inery and Tractor repairman
Experienced or unexperienced
Apply writing to P. O. Box 85,
DL. D. Mt. Joy 36-tf
ELECTROLUX SERVICE AND
SUPPLIES and Good Used Clean-
ers. Call Jay Koser, Mount Joy
3-9542 47-tf |
Phone
WANTED: Carpenters. Contact
Paul Koser, Wood St.. Florin
Pa. Phone Mt. Joy 3-9464
35-tfc
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR [On
PAINTING FIRE HOUSE
| Sealed proposals for painting
[the present 2 story Fire House
and Annex will be received by
| William F. Brian. 128 N. Bar-
[bara St., Mount Joy, Pa. up un-
| til October 6, 1952 at 7:30 P. M.
| Specifications may be had by
contacting the Secretary.
Council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
BOROUGH OF MOUNT JOY
38-3¢ William F. Brian, Secy
a os PR
ed thereto are requested to make
Refinishing | immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims or demands against the
same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the under=
| S1gNe(
ARTHUR D. SOUDER
c/o Clarence C. Newcomer Esq.
14 South Duke Street,
Lancaster, Penna.
— | Clarence C. Newcomer,
Attorney 35-6
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Barbara K. Hotten-
stein, late of East Hempfield
Township, deceased
Letters of administration on
said estate having been grant-
ed to the undersigned, all per-
sons indebted thereto are re-
quested to make immediate
pavment, and those having
claims or demands against the
same. will present them with-
out delay for settlement to the
undersigned, residing at R. D. 1,
Manheim. Pa
CLYDE E. HOTTENSTEIN
| LEROY H. HOTTENSTEIN
Ad:ninistrators
James N. Lightner
| Attorney 37-6
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Estate of Mary O. Forney,
late of East Donegal Twp., Lan-
caster County, Penna., Deceas-
ed
Letters testamentary on said
estate having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons in-
debted thereto are requested to
make immediate payment, and
| those having claims or demands
gainst the same will present
them without delay for settle-
ment to the undersigned, c/o
Brown & Zimmerman, 50 North
Duke Street. Lancaster, Pa.
BROWN & ZIMMERMAN,
i Executors
Brown & Zimmerman
Attorneys 37-6
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of J. Henry Brubaker,
late of East Hempfield Town-
ship, dec’d.
Letters of administration
said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted thereto re-
quested to make immediate
payments, and those having
claims or demands against the
same, will present them without
delay for settlenient to the un-
dersigned, residing at R. D. 3,
Lancaster, Pa.
ANNIE B. BRUBAKER
5 Administrator
James N. Lightner =
Attorney 2 37-6
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