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meu al / ount Joy, Pa., Thur day October 15, 1953 Local Church Group PARENTS DAY TO BE — 5
re ee pra Visits EU. B NEWT N | FLORIN OBSERVED AT MSTC | NOBODY UNDERSELL
i1sits Ek. . Bb, Parents Day will be observed
ELER'S NA Quincy Home Emre, | al Millersville State Teachers W PRICES ON THE
| Al JEWE —— Will Westen | Mr. and Mrs. B, F Kauffman | College Saturday when parents COMPARE OUR LOW CES i
. | esten- |
FO R YOU R MO N E Y! | Residents of the Quincy Old] A aw 3 a " Mr. and land Mrs. Katie Foreman spent |of students will be honored at a BEST GAS APPLIAN
| alter, varie . | . slag . is . . os Pos ha .
- | Folks Home, Quincy, Penn, were | ar Isler and family and |the€ weekend at Lewistown luncheon and tea. Following the Gas Appliances and Ward Bottle Gas Cost Less To Buy
A toad | wi Te Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnhart| =o = © will be greet. kas Appian yell Cost Less To Operate |
IEE dilly ot ew | Tonle fut tess Ee Mrs. Irene bnyce: of Elizabethtown called on Mr. eon, parents w e Bree Cost Less To Insta er |
CL yr ge ‘or ter evening mea, df Mi Minnie Hahn, Lancaster, 4 apes Paul Shetter on by Dr. D. L. Biemesderfer, Town Store 1 mile 1 on
Sf U LOVA rt Thursday, Oct. 8, through the | spent fi day with Mr. and day president of the college and 25 S. State St. Phone 3-3207 Ee or 5 |
a compliments of the Dorcas Society | Mr: How re ho | risited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mumper | Charles Hartman, president of Ephrata Both Fiace: 42.tfc |
i He ( } } sas CC Bain of the St. Mark's Evangelical Units | PAE Ir 0 ii Ei {and daughter of Neflsville, cal: [the student council. —
regen) QUAaess 0 NIC { ed Brethren Church \bram Gamber Sunda led on the former's Parents, oe ame
Nee C The society and guests went on | Visitors of Mr. and Mrs Maurice | Mr and Mrs. Geo. Mumper on . ,
SET WITH DIAMONDS dealt ont to Camp Mount | Mrs. Katie Mgrs wi Tuesday evening. |
| re red © ang | Mrs. Ida Eisenberger were Mr. an Mrs. Emma Peifer spent the
4 17 JEWELS Joy, Per County, for dinner and Shiba vir nt: 3 Wd 9
: | the afternoon. From the camp, they | J's: Henth He pi Sure weekend with Mrs, I. B. Glad
| aft Noo! rot camp, { Mau Arlene. Mount Joy ‘ "ye rane
ourneved to the EF. U. B. home a ary % ol Fog I od ‘dai 1. | felter at Mount JOY
| Quincy where they visited a mem | LS Liaries Yogie JF. anc gaugh- | . Mrs. Lillian Ramilion, Con. |
er of the Mount Joy church, Mrs. re prin and John Frysinger, | nie Pierce, Mary Hamilton, Mr
an 1 . " o . .
Margaret Harman, and presented v of Mr. anit Mrs, Fail and Mrs. Arthur McCue: n nnouncin
tthe dessu V Mr. spent ay evening with k Pl asure
0 Geltndacher were Mrs. Minnie |, Mrs. Richard Krouse at a e e
The following attended the out- Geltmacher, Kinderhook. Mr. and ye ang | :
ng: Mrs. Warren Bentzel, Mr. and | Mys, Perry Sheaffer and family, | Mrs. L Jian Hamilton
rs. Alvin Bigler, Mrs. John | Rings Highway, Marysville, Pa. ned te a Tirkew D wih G OF
ODDESS OF TIME "FF" | So0th. Mn s. Clinto . Wi! TN ar INH _,|tained to a Turkey inner in
Sens i B oth, Mr. and Mi x linton ( | Mr. and Mrs. Wiltient ‘Wii met honor of the Birthdays of Mrs.
tap ot iH Eby and grandson, Michae] Albert, and sons, Espensade road, visited McCurdy and Brenda Pierce
| It if Nes Pronk iy mer, 5. | Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer and The following were present: J} -
He Trae PTS: family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCurdy |
{! ecker Mrs. Anna Longenecker, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gamber, of Palmyra and Brenda Pierce, |
{ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Latchford, | Mys Minnie Hahn, Mrs. Susan rnd Mas. Kitty. couse and Mri
| Mrs. Frank Musser, Dr. and Mrs. | Gamber, Miss Minie Gamber and|’ : : : .

| Ezra Ranck, Mrs. Nora Sternberger
Mrs. Kraybill Strickler, Mrs. Her
bert Tyndall and Mrs. Maggie Wea- Mis
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Everybody in this locality reads | of Middletown.
{ The Bulletin—that’s why its adver-| Visit
/ tisers get such excellent results.

TAXPAYERS, PATRONS. RESIDENTS OF MANHEIM CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
We in Lower Rapho Township havebeen contacting the Manheim Central
‘card to delay the building of a two hundred thousand dollar ($200,000.00)
: of Mount Joy Borough and near Salunga. Our area of Lower Rapho ex-
to the Marietia and Lancaster Pike below Marietta and includes Stauf-
iat Joy is a natural center for this area and our high school children
he; seen educated here for the past sixty years.

® The ic lowing petition was signed by more than 98‘ of the toxpayers, pa-
irons, and :esidents of Lower Rapho Township.
We, THE UNDERSIGNED, RESIDENTS OF RAPHO TOWNSHIP, LANCAST-

C NTY. NEYLVANIA, do hereby petition the MANHEIM CENTRAL
SCHOOL ECARD, MANHEIM, PENNSYLVANIA to delay construction of the propos-
ed new Ty I mndred Thousand Dollar ($200.000.00) Elementary School Building
in Iower
from ili2 pre

in inus petitioning tne said Board we are in accord with the reasons set
orth by the PATRONS COMMITTEE OF LOWER RAPHO TOWNSHIP, to the said
Board ct ifs meeling of August thirty-first (31st) 1953.
We further petition ihe said Board to abide by its commitments made at its
maeting in Manheim. on August fourteenth (14th) 1953, consenting affer motion duly
made and passed, to permii the attendance of some of its pupils at school outside
the Disirict on «a tuition basis.
This petition is made in hriplicate and is dated September 2nd: 1953.
; As a taxpayer are you in favor of increasing your debt which is now approxi-
maiely one million five hundred thousand dollars ($1,500.000.00) with an extra two
hundred thousand dollars ($200,000.00) the cost of the proposed new building?

Pledse give this your undivided atiention and don't let a few dominate and
pull the whole district toward bankruptcy.
THE PATRONS COMMITTEE OF LOWER RAPHO TOWNSHIP.
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Way’s Appliances
48 WEST MAIN ST, MOUNT JOY

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Gambler, Manheim Given in Your Home
Mrs. Elwood Kuhns spent Friday or in Beauty Shop
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| Sterback and son, Jack, Mr, and News Items
| Visiters
and daughter, Joann, Kin- $8 and $10
Edith Erb and Robert Wit- OPEN ALL DAY
and Mrs. Richard Krouse, of |
Lancaster, Mrry Hamilton, Con-|
nie Pierce, Mrs. Viola Bricker, |
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Krouse |
were just recently married.
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Gamber were Sunday guests
and Mrs. Jacob Werner,
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Blanche Frysinger, Mus,
Moore and Mrs. Ida Eisen-

visited Mrs. Emma Givens
acon. | Marietta School |
were Mr. and Mu John
Rokert Sullenkerge and,
er, Sanday. all of Lancaster.
and Mis. Irvin Witmer en=-
»d Mrs. Witmer's parents,
| Mrs. John Kauffman, Iron-
The magazine campaign totaled
$1146.75 fer 1953. This figure top-
ped last year's sales. Janet Rettew
eleventh grade, was high salesman
their 39th wedding anni- gnd turned in $112.90: Joseph Port-
' | ner, seventh grade, $66; and third,
during the past week of ypc)” McDevitt, eighth grade,
I Mrs. Aristice Wittle were $61.50. All students who sold over |

In The Former Market House
Adjoining Our Store
WITH THE TWO FLOORS OF OUR MAIN STORE, THIS ADDITIONAL SPACE
WILL ENABLE US TO OFFER OUR CUSTOMERS ONE OF THE MOST COM-
PLETE SELECTIONS OF FINE FURNITURE IN THIS AREA.
We would be pleased to have you come in and browse around. You will recognize
| such famous products as Serta and Simmons bedding, modern living and bedroom furni-
ture by Baumritter, Heywood-Wakefield Maple and Ashcraft furniture, Howell Dinette
Seis, Duo-Therm Oil heaters, rugs
um venetian blinds, and many, many other nationally advertised lines, and you will |

and carpets by Alexander-Smith and Masland, Flexal-
we want our customers to have quality furniture at a

SEE OUR DISPLAY AT THE COMMUNITY EXHIBIT!

KEENER’S
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.

Sheridan R. D., Mrs. Susie | Hoover, Lancaster.
Mrs. Anna Mae Frank, Sa- ss
iurga, and Mrs. Esther Fulton, Con-
ors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ! |
and family were Mr. and |

Fred Leiberher Sr. of
4 Mr. and Mt Harry $500
were Miss Kathryn Weav-

Other Permanents
ted Mr. and Mrs. Hatha-
), Wrightsville, Mrs. Mar-
and son, Richard, Colum | FLORIN, MAIN ST.

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Lancaster County
Farm Bureau Co-Operative Ass'n
FARM MACHINERY DEPARTMENT
DILLERVILLE ROAD

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== sna Mi Joseph Wittle 3 nd $18 worth were awarded sepson |}| find our prices are lower, too
| family, Columbia, Harry Hamilton, Basketball ‘tickets
{ Pan Helos Flas ; Yc 2 oir we} saving.
Mrs Ex J Hoftman, Elizabe The cast for “There Go The | g.
| Mr. and Mrs. R ghar Hallgren, Grooms,” the senior play produc-
Mount Joy, Charl Wit fe, Loum tion, includes William Fahringer,
kia R. | HES, Harold Simmons |p, , zink Shirley Myers, Claude
nd d tel tard Fahringer, Alice Flowers, Robert
of \ Ty 3 "a yo y .
Rich S¢h.- 0 ir. and Mrs Eckman, Flise Weien, Lanny Lib-
William Fogie, return home after | Doris Hummel and Ronald
spending a {cw da) t the St. Jo- Net
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: A-AIICAS) oa : I'he MacCrae Maricneties pre-
Sa fina er visited Ed-l.. ted the play, “The Legend of |
) FIVE, ae 5.8 Suge Pa={ Cleepy Hollow’ as done by pup-
athie hospital, Lan- 4 sb
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‘ Ralph Supplee who ; > 2 Se bo pe 15-31 MARIETTA AVENUE
EES. 1 Ral Ive to 12.
wad patient at the S# - SAH le coms
Faves Vital a Tv . ’ :
hs pital, Lancaster. Mr. Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. |
Uj turned to his home | == = [mee
ay. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood |
V Mr. and Mrs. Danicl | Kuhns were Mr. and Mus. Albert |
elim and daughter, Barbara | Englerth, Blossom Hill, Mr. and | GHP scien
Ann, wdre Mr. and Mls, Pelt | Mis. Joseph Hoover and Herbert |
Greenly,
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