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12—=The Bulletin, Moini Jovy, Pua October 8 1053 being put on, making it fit for rade headed by the Jacob. G. Richard Greenawalt, Charles and Edith Gamber Blyer, Mt. T. Diffenderfer, East Main St. ence of the :church, according
= farmer of Rapho Township travel. The larger tree which | Brown's Citizens band of town | Brandt, Walter Badto, Russel | Joy Street, died at 8:30 p.m. on were married Saturday after- 3h Fade ' af
. died. on monday of tvonout | stood in the center of the street The eighth grade of our pub.| Kramer, Walter Kuhn, Robert| Monday at the St. Joseph Hos- noon in the Methodist Church, Te Seng Sogn a an
HAPPENINGS } ry IE have been removed and the lic schools held a doggie roast|Schroll, Warren Givens, and | pital, Lancaster, Elkton, Maryland Ava B: :
yeh years ol ard on the property of J. A. on Friday evening at Engle's| Harvey Hawthorne, Prof. D. L.| Miss Bettie A, Eby, 91, died Miss Hazel Kaylor, daughter Rev. Ezra Ranck, of Camp
— of — Darius L. Ge died In SU | Bachman tenanted by John | Stone Quarry Those present | Diemesderfer chaperoned the at the home of her neice, Mrs, of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kaylor, of bellstown was appointed to the
I ONG AGO Joseph's hospital of a compicla- | Greenawalt., This will make a! were Edna Charles Nora | crowd. Doggies and marshmal- | Ira Hess, of Florin, Thursday Mount Joy, and Jacob Weidman 7 Be rel hol Mount Joy,
dl 3 A tion of diseases early Sunday | decided improvement Strickler, Dorothy Nissley, Ne [lows were the menu. Games| morning of a complication of of Elizabethtown, were married nev. L. La. Rs. now
fan AAA ! morning, aged 64. He lived Two truck loads of firemen | dra Diffenderfer, *Rhoda Engle, | were played and a good time | diseases al 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon be transferred to Shantokin.
30 YEARS AGO the Harrisburg Pike, near Lan- and friends of the Friendship | Anna Bundle, Myrtle Grissing- | was had by all | Miss Catherine Breneman, in the Lutheran Church at Eli- The local School Bodrd met
Octobed 10. 1923 disville Fire Company No. 1 attended | er, Hazel Kaylor, Anna Weber, | 15 YEARS AGO daughter of and Mrs. Jos. zabethtown, in regular October session with
Fhe borough has a force of the Fireman's parade at Read-| Anna Hinkle, Mary Diffender October 6, 1938 eph T. M. Breneman. of Mari-, Four Lancaster County U, B. ll members present. Mrs. J. W.
Deaths: John H. Sowers, a| men at work repairing West [ing on Thursday. The local | fer, Dorothy Boyce, Naomi Deaths Richard C. Blyer, | etta street, W. G. Diffen: | ministers were transferred by Bingeman and Mrs. Mark Mu-
prominent and highly respected | Donegal street. Fine stones are! firemen participated in the pa-' Longenecker, Ruth Hawthorne, | one-month-old son of Clarence derfer, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. the East Pennsylvania Confer- Mma were elected as substitute
. teachers here for the term.
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MANHEIM'S
Greatest 2'DAY Sales Event
HARVEST FESTIVAL
FRIDAY -SATUR

DAY, OCT

LIST OF
CO-OPERATING
MERCHANTS
HARRY ALPERT
Variety and Men’s Wear
ACME MARKET
P. C. ARNOLD ESSO SERVICE
GILBERT H. BAIR'S JEWELRY
BECK BROS.
Furniture
L. L. BOOK
DeSoto - Plymouth
CASSEL-GRAHAM
Appliances
GEO. F. FLINCHBAUGH
radio - Television
CLAUDE R. GINDER'S
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
GOSHERT'S PHARMACY
HEIGES BOOK STORE
ROY E. HENNY
Appliances
M. K. HOKE EST.
Paint, Hardware, Poultry Supplies
HOSTETTER'S FLOWER SHOP
JANE'S DRESS SHOP
W. P. KEECH & SON
Furniture
MILES H. KEIFFER
Appliances
KREIDER'S MEAT MARKET
Lester Kline, Prop.

900%, Prizes
1st PRIZE 2nd PRIZE 3rd PRIZE
200° 450: 335
9 Prizes of $10.00 Each — 20 Prizes of $5.00 each
Prize Money will be in Coupon Form. Coupons can be used the
same as Cash in any Co-operating Store. No Time Limit on
date for spending.

DEPOSITE THIS FREE COUPON
AT ANY OF THE 36 CO-OPERATING STORES, ON OCT.
9th OR 10th IN MANHEIM,
CLIP
THIS
FREE
COUPON
OFFICAL STORE
Look for the Official Red and
Gold Sales Banner.
Only the 36 co-operating in
this Great Sales Event will dis-
play the official banner on
their doors and windows.
Buy Now At These Drastic Reductions
Remember—This is our first effort as a Community Wide Sale. And every one knows that prices talk. 36 Stores say this will
be a huge success because they are offering LOW-LOW Prices on NEW FALL MERCHANDISE. Every known kind of mer-
chandise Now on Sale.
oie 10 manneim an ave...599
NEVER ANYTHING LIKE THIS IN
BAND CONCERT [seven av
Saturday N ight, 8:30 p. m. The Manheim merchants Retail
THE MANHEIM H. S. BAND will pre- Asso, is a new organization. This is
sent a Band concert tn front of the their first Co-operative Sales event.
Dainer Store Building, They want this sale to be a smash-
ing success. So every Retailer is go-
ing all-out to help insure) a sale with
a real Bang!
Name
Address
MANHEIM MERCHANTS COMMITTEE

PLACE AND TIME OF DRAWING
PLACE:
MARKET SQUARE
IMMEDIATELY FRONT OF
THE DANNER STORE BUILDING
TIME: :
SAT. NIGHT — OCTOBER 10
10 O'CLOCK AT 10 O'CLOCK THE $500.00 PRIZE
DRAWING WILL TAKE PLACE.

9:10
One of the new features of
this year’s farm show will be a
hobby show. The place for this
show will be in the vacant
store room adjacent to the Joy
Theatre, a fine place and a fine
building for this exhibit.
10 YEARS AGO
| Deaths: John K. Becker, 73,
died at 10:20 p.m. Saturday at
the home of his son, Norman
Becker, Manheim R2.

| Mrs. Emily E. Gingrich, 78,
widow of Christian Gingrch,
died at 1 a.m. Monday at the
home of William Hetrick, Mt.
Joy street. Death was due to a
heart attack.
| The Rev. Milton G. Forney,
81, retired minister of the
Brethren Church, died at 2:30
a.m. Thursday at his home in
East Petersburg.
Births: Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Newcomer, Mount Joy R2, a
daughter at 11:20 Friday at the
Lancaster General Hospital.
{| The highlights of the Rotary
"Club meeting Tuesday, was an
The articles sold
were those brought to Hostet-
ter’'s by the members, and the
auctioneer was Walter Dupes.
The money from the sale will
| go to Rotary Relief, the purpose
lof which is to help Rotarians in
occupied countries. The sale
was a lively one and enjoyed
by all present.
| Mrs. George Gruber and Mr.
and Mrs. Paris Gruber, Mt. Joy
R2. entertained to a wedding
dinner on Sunday, in honor of
|
"auction sale.

jar. and Mrs. Clarence Lehman
of Campbellstown. Mrs. Leh-
[ man was the former Dorothy
Baker, and was married in Sep-
tember.
{ The three members of the
{| Lancaster County Rationing

LIST OF
CO-OPERATING
MERCHANTS
J. S. KUHN
Men's Wear
LONGENECKER'S HARDWARE CO.
LONGENECKER'S HOME AUTO
SUPPLY CO.
MANHEIM JEWELRY CO.
MARTIN'S HARDWARE
MARY'S TOT-TO-TEEN SHOP
JOS. F. McMICHAEL
Heating & Appliances
MOSEMANN'S GROCERY
ROY G. MYERS, JEWELER
THE QUALITY SHOP
Gifts and Ladies Accessories
REECE'S NEWS AGENCY
RETTEW'S DEPARTMENT STORE
RUHL'S DRUG STORE
SHENENBERGER'S TEXACO SERVICE
HARRY C. SMITH
Appliances
PAUL H. STERN
Chrysler - Plymouth
STERNER'S SHOE STORE
VOGELS MENS WEAR

| Board have resigned because of
{the attitude taken by the OPA
officials investigating the rob-
| bery at their headquarters at
Lancaster. The members are
, Paul G. Murray, chairman: Dr.
: A. P. Mylin, and Clyde E. Ger-
| berich of this boro.
nies A mii
Police Report
The following arrests were
made the past week by borough
| policemen: Jacob H. Zerphey,
| Elizabethtown, for. ignoring a
| red traffic signal; Jay Marlin
Young, East Main street, Mt.
Joy, for failure to yield the
right of way; and Paul Leroy
Kreiner, Harrisburg, for reck-
{ less driving.
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How to Skid-Proof Stairs
FALLS on stairs are a common
cause of home accidents, There
are several ways to prevent such
‘mishaps. One is ample lighting.
Another is keeping the steps clear
| of toys, bottle cartons, rubbers,
umbrellas and other items.
A slippery surface is another
| eause of falls on steps. For smooth,
unworn basement and attic steps,
|

cover the slippery surface with
some Masonite Tempered Presd-
wood one-quarter inch thick. Nail
| it down with the rough, screen side
up, thus successfully skid-proofing
the stairs.
Other places for using this non-
skid covering include the steps in
a barn or other farm building,
stairways to commercial or indus-
trial lofts, steps to a child’s slide,
treads of a step-ladder, top of a
| stool used to stand on, floor in the
home or farm workshop.
When the screen surface of the
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