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Thursday, September 24, 19537

1 : : view Church of the Brethren. |GEORGE McCUE . | The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa,
i) FOR ELECTRICAL Mortuary Record |: Besides her father and husband AT ABERDEEN , Hi-School cee oe ee eee cones ere al}
d 3 aR AE

she is survived by three chil- George McCue, of Mount Joy
at ; and Laura now serving with the J 1 aid &
dren: Dorcas, Marvin anc wr | Army has asked thas tome. ol orner 5
a ae EE a ef AARON G. LONGENECKER
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INSTALLATIONS & REPAIRS ——
CALL MRS. RUFUS NAUMAN
Mrs. Stella Nauman, 43, wife |
SURANCE hi

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CFTR TI Mutual Auth Ir LIAM)
AA bpd Wh AT (Leroy M, Hawthorne of Rufus G. Nauman, Manheim | Funeral service was held on | con plete address is | eS KS
: ip \ . Tuesday | Sunday afternoon from Beck | y m Jv S.A. S
Home Office: COLUMBUS, OHIO lec . | R4, died at 9:45 p. m. Tuesday | ) | Pvt. Gebrge W. MeCue . fa 5 ; Ay 4
wi wr Electrical Contractor at her home after an illness of | Funeral Home, Manheim, at 1:- | US52281802 Sept. 11, 1953, Lhe iy Bl 'TLDING CONTRACTOR
( i Residential - Wiring - Industrial a year and a half. Born in Ra-|30. Further services were held | : ye : : chool festival, held at the fire-|
Warren H. Stehman PHONE E-TOWN 110R11 | pho Twp., she was a daughter | in the East Fairview Church of 0 IR aed Ono Eng. Bn house, the Mount Joy high MOUNT JOY R. D. 2 PHONE 3-6100
SQUARE ST. FLORIN poy |of Herman Hershey and the | the Brethren at 2:00 p. m. In ORTC Box 122 : school band, under the direc-
> V : RHEEMS, PA. | leta Minnie Flory Hershey and |terment was made in the ad Aberdeen Proving Grounds tion of Mr. Houck, made their
PHONE WIT: 38547 | as ¢ 'mbe fl » E¢ it Fair i " Maryland first public appearance of the ® 0
me 36-tfc | was a member of the East Fair- join ng cemeter y. ee 1 i a Bet |
If you heard the band out Millwork a Fill - Grading
these morn
OOOO beigys and early ih Linh i ;
Ings you {Now ey are ge umber —- opsol xcava ing
‘PEQUEA PETE’ ERE
REACHES EVERY HOME!

{ ment in the parade at Ephrata, Kitchen Cabinets
jon Sept. 23. |
{ The school held its first as-|
[sembly program oh Sept. 11,
1953. The main purpose of this
assembly was to launch the an-|
nual magazine campaign of the|
school. The Curtis and Collier] RICHARD OLDWELER
| magazine campaign were both] ;
|ably represented by Mr. Joseph)
[Kenny and Mr. Harold Schiver,| STAUFFERTOWN, at Stautfer’s Quarry
| who made the selling of their|
| respective magazines sound
| like an interesting way to spend SPECIALIZING IN
| time, as well as an casy way {o| :
earn money for the different BODY nd FENDER WORK
For the past week the girls a
out for hockey have really been]
working hard for their first| @
game, on Sept. 17. Miss Aier-| ' :
| stock, who is the coach, picked, Phone Mount Joy 3-4845
| the following girls for the var-
[ sity:
Patsy Schroll, Ronnie Jean §

classes.
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The Lancaster County Community
Chest Needs $502,979 to Carry on
is Many Red Feather Services!
illa Lane, Nancy Diller, Berni- TL
v Baughman, Barbara Braught,| You May Share
| Winona Markley, Judy Naugle,|
| Nancy Jo Detwiler, Ruth Loe- EL
| wen, Jane Barninger, Kay Lou- In Our Next Dividend
[ise Kear, Mae Zink, Full paid shares are now available, in limited amounts, up-
Schneider, Patsy Drace, Lois on which dividends are 3% per year, payable June 30 and
December 31,
Investments may be made in denominations of $100 or any
multiple, and withdrawal may be had on 30 days’ notice,
with dividends to date of withdrawal.
Reese, Mary Jane Groff, Pris Lm rae
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(Kaylor, Fay = Stephens, KXKay|
| Zimmer man, Loretta Garlin
Karleen Raffensperger, Peggy

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Fish and Betty Raffensberger.
Eighth Grade—Pres., Robert
| Buchenauer; Vice Pres., James
Brown; Sec., Patsy Mumper;
Treas, Lory Watkins and Stu-
dent Council Reps., Elaine Ear-
[| hart and Lee Newcomer.
for your pledge, remember how lucky you are to be able to
help. Give enough to feel good! Crippled Children's Society
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PHONE 3-5241

Lance. Osteopathic Hospital
This last Friday, Sept. 17, the
/ ol, Jos epi 5. lospital assembly was very educational
© e V iat NT A a] uA ©) i while also interesting. One of
VISINg Nulse ASSOC] ition © the two films we saw was en-
© titled “Marbles and Lollipops.
Rossmere torium
© . p nossrriere « Sar YC
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n : i "P a P t " h h ' I!
The statement that Fequea Pete reaches every nome in | Kline, Lois Rutt, Carol Smith,|} Ask for Our Fold
: tis : | . bd: pew Ask for Our Folder
Lancaster City and County” is not an idle slogan. Pequea ig Gothen, Virgina Honk «For Your Investments”
: . Sue Schroll, Connie Lane, ix- . ;
Pete is a typical Lencaster County boy, and the symbol of lic: Lee Bair. and Dorothy|| Fifty-Sixth Year Assets $47,250,000.00
37,000 people of Lancaster City and County who benefit di- Juss Te mange: 3 Shel State Capital Savings & Loan Ass'n
cam are: ary oschneic er, Tal
© recily from the many Red Feather Services of the Lancaster |Shotiey. Phillis Wolgemuth, |] John W. Butts, Rep.
6 y 3 :
©) Com ii Ee Marlene Mumper and Darlene|) A —
ommunity Chest. Rarienc
' Gerlitzki. }
Now the results of that first! B. TITUS RUTT
While all these people profit directly, you and everybod land all important game. Mount ll ,. SUB-REPRESENTATIVE
© : | Joy 2, Marietta 0. That’s really|) 85 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY
@... .. glse in our, Community also benefit . . . through a healthier, la wonderful showing, isn’t it? | PHONE 3-631) 39.90
end more.prosperous Community . . . through a | In the main governing body
{of the school, which is the Stu
... .. better. environment for your children . . . through the many |dent Council, the following are
opportunities that exist to protect your family's health in Dit aeses sor fie yeux: vi
' | res., lariie ayer; ce
case. of emergency. @) | Pres., Peter Nissley; Sec., Dor-
©] othy Brooks and Treas., Patsy
5 : 1 | Schroll.
Data eA 1 a } an th a A - |
Pale particularly symbolizes those thousands of boys and 9 The officers for the. different
3 girls we know and love . .. youngsters who are growing | tums are:
©) | Seniors—Pres., Patsy Schroll;
strong in body and mind the Health and Character- @ |vice Pres, Donald Zerphey;
© | Vie res., Jonalc erp ey;
Building Services of the Boy and Girl Scouts, the Recreation © ak Moe Zink Focus, Opals
A 7 ~ ' ® ane and Student Council Rep.
Association, the Y.W.C.A.. and the Crispus Attucks. : | Bob Fish and Dorothy Brooks.
Juniors—Pres. Loretta Gar
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AA lin; Vice-Pres Peter ley ’ °
® And he attends for those children who are being restored to Da ek You'll Appreciate the Difference
® physical and mental health through our hospitals, the Crip- | Treas., Marian Kline and Stu . ie
Child ri! gy r the F i] d Chi 1d s Se ® ent Council Rep., Peter Nissley in Our Lubrication Work
© plea Lhnldren s Societ Y, the Family an ildren’s Se rvice, . ©) [and Agnes. Rosenfield
By. 1 the Blind Association, the Visiting Nurses Association, and ' These Red Feather Agencies ©! Sopot Fes Jace THOROUGH is the word for our lube jobs!
i “ia Beaston; ice Pres., Jim Pen- : . . :
©) the Guidance Clinic. re Wi, ® oll: Sco. Lynne Fadkler: Treas Our Sle mach aries give every moving
© Serve Your Community: © [Charles Grofl and Student part a thorough going over . . . including
Pete asks vour help for all 1.3 YO ® | Council Rep., Jack Gilbert and under-carriage and chassis joints. You'll FEEL
o Pete asks your help for all these children. They need YOU. Suc Selvoll. the difference in the smoother performance
Your money given through the Red, Feather Services can ? : | Freshmen—Pres., LeRoy Kay- of your car!
© give them the care, the guid d the tecti thax ive noug: or ® @ lor; Vice Pres., Edward Linde- i} , HOURS »
dive tne e cadre, ihe guidance, anda tne protection iney a {muth: Sec. Priscilla Lane: es Week Days 7 to 9:30—Sundays until 10:00
© need so badly. So when the Red F cr Os Treas., Shirley Metzler and S a
ed Ss dly. V Y e Red Feather voluntec: asks | Treas., Shirley Metzler and Stu
Ags Corti 1 10T tl e Bl ind @ [dent Council Reps., Douglas x SHERK S RICHFIELD SERVICE
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Solvation Atmv ©
ATTY ©) It concerned the new drug Gam
© ma Gobulin, which is supposed
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Si elter | to help prevent polio. It show-
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|ed some of the extensive ex-
periments which have been go
ing on throughout the country
in epidemic areas.
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TALENT SHOW
| PRIZE WINNERS
Alma Jean Degler, Middle-
! town, was named the first-prize
| winner and received $25 in the
talent show held Saturday eve-
| ning by the Zink Penwell Post
{ 5661, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
| Marietta, at the War Memorial
Playground, Marietta.
The second prize winner ol
| $15 went to the -Johnson family
|of Rheems: and the winner of
[the third prize, $10, was award-
led to James Muhleisen, Lancas-
| ter.
Serving as judges were: Da-|
® vid Brandt, Marietta; George|
Houck, Mount Joy; and Marvin ope
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