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8==The Bulletin, Mount Jov., Pa.. Thursday Ausust 13. 1953 | VA Wr VT | of persons whose disablements L | Fi Ch Tha
Ee pe MMB Ss F. G SDN Early Reporting will handicap them permantly, 0ca rm osen |
SIMON P, NISSLEY 1 Hr ; Garber | HAI I EN INGS he ded I'his is im- To Manufacture Well |
- [ N portant because if injured per .
MARY G. NISSLEY ¢ 102-J — of — Of Disabled sons are referred to the bure: au | Known Calf Ration Ha
FUNERAL DIRECTORS FARM BUREAU I ONG AGO | as soon as possible after the SE : ele
Mount v. Pa Sassrants G0. ALIN Persons Urged |disablement occurs, rehabilition| Red Top Feed & Grain Com
“Uh Insurance Co. on ican be started immediately | pany, Mount Joy, has been sel
- MB H HFH Home Office COLUMBUS. OHI 10 YEARS AGO -— — {when there is more likelihood | ected by the Blatchford Calf |
— Thursdas Auzy 104 A large number of disabled | it will culminate in succes s. | Vieal Company of Waukegan { J
a AN Death Phares S. Heidlauf, | Pennsylvania citizens including | These agencies include he alth | 111, to make one of its feeds | Li
- h 8 Ironvil many from the Harrisburg: Dis | organizations, hospitals, clinics, The Illinois company, which Di
\ } John Simons 60 Elizabeth frict, who require d rehabilita jeretor crippled children Rott has been in the busi 59 a Fale » Ki
Still fime | Y 3 fo et our { {OW tive services so.thev coal at joes schools and sanatoria ing calves for the past 153 Jee} Pu blic | |
al g Ye Birth Wr. and Mi Kermit | cept gainful employment were In explaining eligibility for | rece ntly couted this arca to} \ |
Rees. a son. in St Josaph's Ho referred to the State Bureau of ithe bureau's services, Z nn said [find a firm that could ake one
% 1 pital Rehabilitation during the past that any handicapped individu Jo! its products cho 01S i
Vir. and Mi Arthur Hack- | fiscal year, it was reported to al 16 vears of age or over and would be a fresher feed and al |
man, Landisville, a daughter at| da | a resident of Pennsylvania, who | considerable savings in freight | |
"9% an During the 1953-53. twelve has a disability which consti it was pointed out | \
AT LOW Ss M PRICES I'he Senior and Intermediate month per od 8 . new cases tutes an employment “handicap The Blatchford company xr
U MER Luther Leagues of Trinity L are rg ted to the Bureau can apply for rehabilitation. : checked very closely thief 1 NOOK
~ — theran Church held. a picnic at re DO hod the Sue. In Residents who sustain dis- | equipment and stock of ingred- |
ee Villiamsor Park, Lancaster, juding 6 1 Ih: the Harr gin Ya ability through injury, accident, jents of Red Top and found ]
The sooner you order Let out wt Saturda : 0 oi ic . en Felina te Rov K congenital causes, or disease, | {hem to be among the best As ]
+ We think it's only right to warn you | \ Fill-Up ; entertainment period and after Ac. many as’ 34. ditlerehl Fi ey a ey a madlc m Sole manufactures of } 8 ol \
that coal prices go up in the fall, So we're | \ end you! rue | lunch a missionary addressed | . nic Rees. ploya ve. : Cv ford s Calfadine, a complete ra
advising all of our customers to order \ | groups and agenci referred It was pointed out by Zinn |tjon for calves, in this area.

blue coal’ now and save the difference el Qn nn
How about you? Phone us today and save.

worrie the group and Vesper ervices dd oT
i the cases, according to Zinn. On {hat these disabled persons can |
= 4 \ I Derr t a state-wide basis the most en- pe rehabilitated and placed into When in need of Printing. (any.
Vir. and In lovd Der 10 : i
couraging trend was the in- gainful jobs at considerably thing) kindly remember the Bulletin |
. ed from the Columbia Tel 5 : 3 i A | —————
reased number of handicapped jess cost ‘ o ain- | =Em—me——— em ea
WOLGEMUTH BROS., Inc. Florin, Pa. nm apartments on West] nw i pi less cost than re quire d to main
\ Q ¢ } Bashot dividuals who came from .¢o- {gin them on public assistance [$1,941 to maintain each one ol
org VY 9 P= vial Str 1 fhe ashore .
PHONE YL iy vol J Lor operating agencies in allied {or one year, Last year alone [these 691 cases on relief roils!
farm near Florin : | : hE :
fields. through rehabilitation 691 cas- [for only ‘one year while the ex-

‘blue coal” is America’s Finest IS
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The sixth case of typhoid fev : : i aoa
+ in the count N report Many of the agencies who re- [es were removed from the Com- | penditure was only $224 cac h| Fve hod Eve where, Reals P I efin
Cl 11 > ounty Was ‘eported ' . 1 Tu
— ferred cases to the bureau gen- monwealth’s public assistance [10 rehabilitate and place Hie IY
| ten $
erally are informed promptly rolls. It cost the commonwealth lin gainful jobs.
Qancaster

= * Cpl. Chas. W. Roth, returned
to Albuquerque, N. M., after a
ANNOUNCEMENT || nt ve, som voi
Street, left Saturday for Spenc
WE ARE NOW OPERATING THE er, Mass., where he will join
Mrs. Lane and daughters, who |
CO A I YA RDS are vacationing there the past
few weeks
The marriage of Miss Aman
da Catherine Kraybill daugh
ter of Mrs. Virgie Kraybill of
Grantham, and C. Arthur Wol-
patronage of customers they have served. The same prompt gsemuth. Farnhurst. Del.. son of

formerly conducted in Mount Joy and Landisville by J. C
SNAVELY & SONS and earnestly solicit the continued
and courteous scrvice will be offered ‘f Mr. and Mrs. C, M. Wolgemuth
Mt. Joy R1, took place at 3 p.m.
Sunday, July 25
15 YEARS AGO
Thursday, August 4, 1938
Deaths I Mary Ann
DURING MONTH OF AUGUST Gantz died at noon Thursday at
her home in Mt. Joy Township.
@ Harry B. Judy, 19, Bainbridg:
Fl drowned about 5:15 Sunday
FILL UP NOW AT SAVING!
SUMMER DISCOUNTS WILL BE EXTENDED

in Biesecker’'s dam on the Snits
S. H. HIESTAND & CO. Creek may of
= ry BD Mrs. Margaret J. W. McAllis
PHONE LANDISVILLE 322 ter, died of complications at 8
p.m. Saturday at her home,
Poplar Street, this place She
had been in ill health for some

time.
Mrs. Sivilia Blantz Sholly, 38
near Landisville, died at her
home Thursday of complica-
tions
Births—Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Chapin, of town, a son, Satur-
lay at St. Joseph's Hospital
The Sunday School picnics of
Mt. Joy, Florin, Newtown and

communities will be held Aug
st 6 at Hershey Park
Free amusement -tickets will
6.70-15 SUPER-FLEX 7.10-15 SUPER-FLEX
Reg. Price $22.05 Plus Tax | Rea. Price $24.45 Plus Tax
INOW 1632 NOW 1832
ONLY wer | ONLY CE

be given to the children
Accident and health insurance gives you years and under to the value of
4 cents. This includes admis
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peace of mind. .. speeds recovery when accident or Sion 10. the Zoo
illness comes. Don’t trust to luck. Provide . In the Amateur Tennis tour
. . 1 vent { or 1 11 the
for funds to pay your doctor and hospital bills nament at Culver, Ind., in th
Tei . : . first round of the Junior singles
this easy, low cost way. For details, call — Busene Crider. of town. defoat
ed William Bauman, of Oak
WARREN H. STEHMAN Park. Ill, 6-3 and 6-4. Robert

ive ik RL SAVE $11.00 PER PAIR | SAVE $12.20 PER PAIR
girlie seu of SAVE $22.00 PER SET | SAVE $24.40 PER SET

recently spent five days in Vir
i a hy ginia. While there he attended
LT eT 2 Bible School
ctl [SAVE UP TO $30.60 PER SET - OTHER SIZES

and son, Jimmy, spent last
wes | Wednesday at Philadelphia. REGULAR PRICE _. TRADE-IN PRICE PER PER a PER
rr re - _— ay SIZE A WH A : SAVE Ly SAVE PAI a We SAVE
30 YEARS AGO = PLUS TAX PLUS TAX ime R Sty
Wedn ay, August 8, 1923
ednesdas : 6.00-16 | $20. 0 $15.05 $5.05 woe $10.10 ~ $20.20

Co. Op Black Hawk Disc Harrows Deaths: Breil B. | 2480 | ~ 18.60 - 6.20 - 12.40 24.80
Give You a a ____ 64015 21.00 15,75 — 5.25 -- ~_ 10.50 21.00
Better Discing With L ime And Work JI a. 67015 | 22.05 16.55 wots 5,50 were | ww 11,00 22.00
Ui Rr —_— SE hi on He ion a 7790 5 24.45 : 18.35 6.10 : 12.20 : - 24, 40 ER
Vis . DE SL Ee oS ue 3 te eo en 700-15 26.75 = 2005 uw { woe 670 -- wr 1340 - 26.80 --
ype A my — nt 8.00-15 29.35 «| «22,00 wo | Si 7.35 wn | wre 14.70 oe | ovr 29.40 wom
Tq T | HE Sova r Se the birth of a corr. 8.20-15 30.65 ws A 23.00 te wana 05 a a 15.30 —— —— 30.60 tun]
[7 1 V MILEAGE 1193 I 1325 TRUCK 6.0016 6-PLY H.D. CRUISER $17.95
PLUS TA PLUS TAX
Councilman and Mrs. George
TIRE 7.00-15 ' 6-PLY H.D. CRUISER $27.30

R. Zeller, a son.
Alma Shank three year old

\ hier of oh pees AND RECAPPABLE TIRE AND RECAPPABLE TIRE
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B RGA NS PLUS
3 Q 1 . > A i 6.00-16 CRUISER 6.70-15 CRUISER SPECIALS 8.25-20 10-PLY H.D. CRUISER - 63.70 TAX
® construction provides long life Shank of near Rheems, was
® 7 adjusted—De-angle “On The Go” badly scalded on the neck, arm >
® Even penetration at the desired depth and chest last Wednesday after
® Smooth work on turns NO ridging ! od Ao
® Heavy duty iron alloy bearings she pulled a kettle of boiling g
® Interchangeable bearing inserts plum jelly off the stove, spilling Ge
¥ @ A size for eve ry tractor the contents on herself La"
® Adjustable for every land requirement Warr : i
arren arding, ‘esi- ; 5
® Mechanical or hydraulic control : ; Re 2 ie 338 pre & 6
a \ Ar r ro aen 1 » tea States, >
SEE - THEM AT YOUR SL OF ie Limited Rod IE
at San Francisco, Calif. Thurs-
day evening. He was our 29th
Lancaster County president and the 6th to die in| SAVE YOUR CASH -_— USE. OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN
Cowles, wes. sworn io. 208 E. Main St. —~ MOUNT JOY ~ Phone 3-9351
) Farm Bureau Co-Operative Ass'n | Cosice, was sworn. into office
DILLERVILLE ROAD death. OPEN MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS TILL 9 P. M.
MACHINERY DEPARTMENT a few hours after the president's
DG Gs.

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