Mrs. Ellsworth Reiner, Mrs, C, Brandt, Mrs. Norman Hei-!
2 Novelties Mrs. | sey; Dried Arrangement Mrs
NEWTOWN |“ sara | is un rs |
Mrs. Martha Fogie visited Mr. | Ruth Shearer, Mrs. Kauffman Herr Harry Boozer, Arlene Miller, Lee
Newcomer,
, e of Colum=- . . :
ol Mrs. Alfred Atland of Colun and Marian Gerlitzkee; Smocking Arrongement of Roadside Ma-
Visitor of Mr. and Mrs. John a N Robert Rutter, P | Mrs. Rose Bangrey, Mrs. Ira Glad- terial Mrs. Harry Boozer, Mrs
Miller were Mr. and Mrs. John a and NG go ot 4 Ts tobe | felter, Mrs, Alvin Bigler: Child's gp, y Lehman, Arlene Miller, Carol
lise, visite i! and rs. John | Mrs. Robert Shearer, Mrs. Herr; Small Desk Arrangement
irossman and family, Joe Snyder: Child's ( rocheted Mrs. Vera Newcomer, Mrs. S. A
. A M Rvistice Mrs Katie Moore spent the week- | Dress Mrs. Lee Snyder, Mrs, ( Horton, Mrs. John Heisev. Mrs
isitors of a oi pe fee end with her sister, Mrs. Emma | Herr: Knit Afghan Mrs Robert Harry Foozer; Petunias FE Ina
Wiehe Were ¥ ae . Riri Givens of Middletown | Rosser, Mrs, H Herr; Wool Braid] ghelly, Mrs John Hershey, Mis
hv ¥ Wi 0 4 © | " bi Pn D Visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Abram ed Rug Mey. Sum Linger Jerome Brubaker; XeniLitors choles
ttle ol Dla \ ' As y ene 38 I's ] : 3
Gamber were Miss Louisa Rhoads, | Mrs. William Longenecker, I of exhibit Edna Eppley, Mrs
8 © Hallgre t Joy . ’ apt: y vy i
vi a nel al Pa Vode ist [ Middletown, and Mrs. Iona Arndt | Allen Shearer, Dorothy Beet Vera Newcomer, Mrs. Clarence
Ahng Musser | and Sister, oo | Cotton Crocheted Rug Mrs. | Shelly Aster ng
Roherstown, and Mrs Donnie | of town N Wivers: Mis. Adam Walke > ie sters Mr: Harry
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs, William | Myers, Mis. Ada ad [routwine, Mrs. Harry Ney; Chry-
Jones " Forie and family were Mr: and |r Mrs. Allen Shearer: Crocheted santhemums, single Mrs. Walter 4
Mr. and Mrs. John Kauffman Sr, Mrs. Victor Fugie and daughtes Afghan Stella Geib, Ruth Beck- Fshleman, Agnes Weaver, Mrs. Dia
Ironville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ir- Shirley, of Philadelphia | er: Rnas, Shag Mrs. Harry Krei- | 1 isey; Chrysanthemums. large
in Witmer and family der, Mrs. A. Reidenbaugh; Wool | Mys, J. R. Breneman; Chrysanthe-
TEENIE ited Mr. and Mrs Ray Gibble of | chief
THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa, Thursday, October 29, 1951 —
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Steiback and son, Jack, -and John
Miller Jr, all of Lancaster Come on Down to
Our Big
Your Favorite
Foods
Priced to
Save You
and fill your wagon Money
with these big values
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Mr. Mrs. Oliver Haldemor . wa
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mau-| iy rs am id R BD. i Hooked Rugs M3 William | other varietie Mrs. Al
ana im \ Ji and a A
MN Sati " : ! [ ongenecker, Mis, Flurry Boozer, | nh Ginder . ’
rice Frysinger, Mr Katie Moore | ; beer ; bas >heus Ginder, Mrs. S. W. Heisey,
: Miss Louisa Rhoads of Middletwon Mrs. Samuel Lindemath: Cotton! Mps. C. Brandt-Mrs. Kauffman el Monte
nd Mrs. Ida Eisenberger were Mr. | . 2 mred 4 18- Cc
visited Mr. and Mrs, Howard Gam- | | : Tai i : oz
. 2 Hooked Rugs Mrs. Brinser Hei- | Herr: Dahlins decorative a, . 4 2 i J *»
and Mrs. Robert Wood, Marietta, tn > err: Dahlins decorative Mrs. C. q cans
ber | stand, Mrs. Kauffman Herr, Mrs.| Bard, Dr. E. W. Garber: Dahlias. 4 ineapp e uice

| Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Weaver and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shaud, Wash-!
. : hh a anal I Allen Shearer; Knit Socks Betty | pem-no Ente Wor
children, Adams county, and Mrs. an 4 v1 | ms Mrs. Kate Forem 'n,
{ y A ' ington Borough, visited Mr. and | ue Alene AY . Early 17-02
{ Annie Zercher, Mount Joy. Mrs. Danie] Gelimacher, | : vi obi es. Kaufman Herr, Mrs. Alpheus Bel Monte PEAS Garden cans 37
' | vild's Sweater Mrs. Sé Qf vinder; 4-H Fvrhibit Joanna
Mrs. Cora Myers, Kinderhook, Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harry | dea td arte " ! anni Cream Style 16-0x
| visited Mr. and Mys. Oliver Wits! Weaver were Mr. ond Nis. | wa, : Daisy fda Mastin Miriam Rcland and Betty Arel Monte CORN Golden cans 33
"TY 3 8 { eate Jeon any Jane Ag
GROUCHO SAYS, "I've been beside mer Saturday evening. | Wood, Marietta, and Mrs. Cora |p... . & ie gd Bel Monte PRUNE JUICE 33
i ing { Hoffmaster and Mrs. Sam Heisey - - wi bot
myself Since seeing the NEW 1954 Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jacsh Myers, Kinderhook | : .
i Mrs. | Knit Dress — Christine Weid- LOCAL FOOTBALL PLAYER 4 Spl Monte PINEAPPLE 200z J Qe
~ can
DE SOTO. You'll see it on Nov. 5th | ™b were Mr. and Mrs. John V.| Last Wednesday a group from Baby Outfi Mrs. INJURED IN GAME
~ man: nit any 1 1 Mrs, JI i x i “
at your De Soto-Plymouth dealer Witmer and son, Johnnie, Eliza-| the Newtown E. U. B. church held | ets 9 ae Esto ss Doar : 15-02
. y a tell G sent ou'" bthtown R. D., Mr. and Mrs. Nor-| a prayer and song service for one Musser Heisey, Mrs. James Schatz, Thomas Kear, son of Mr. and ¢ Bel Monte SPINACH 2 cans 29:
“ee an e em uUroucho y : =. : Daisy Schoenrock: Crocheted Baby | Mrs. Bernard Kear, 41 E. Main ——————
mon Brosy and children, Ji v | of their aged members, who was : a . ny : , vi
rosy and children, Jimm; | Outfit Mrs. Anna Flory; Em- | Street, was injured in the g Do You Enjoy home-preserved Peaches? you do,
——— ——————— ——————————— { i 1 a Lee. : Mrs. Cor: | confined to his home for quite a N . .
Lindy Le | a Wis Xora My for re The service im held | Hroidery Mrs. George Howells, | Franklin and Marshall versus we would like you to try a can of Idea
ers we ok. | ars. > § > as > :
( 0 lat the Tome. of A €.. Geltwacher Vis. Harry Kreider, Mrs. Ana May | Gettysburg Freshman football 4
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Witmer and | © : 2 Mine Dickel: Svrsnhobe able — | game ¢ Jilliz 3 je ridav - i
family enjoyed = trip to Port Tre who celebrated his 90th birthday Die kel; Crocheted ; Tablecloth ye Ane at W illiamson field Friday 4 Qo m eo $$ & a C ys S
JO) f mp to lor Fes Oct. 24 | Mrs. Thomas Barber, Mrs. afternoon. He suffered a concus- 4 You'll instant] they're the kind of usc!
verton Sunday. ACs. af | he Cts Ane Co SF f the hend ie oN ou’ll instantly say they're the kin usclous
| Hurst; Crocheted Any Set or sion of the head and was detain- 4 peaches grandma used to can. Fancy quality, No 2 C
Piece Mrs. Paul Henny, Mrs. | ed at the college infirmary un- 4 freestone halves in extra-heavy syrup - - - the ..,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver vis-
- peaches with flavor that lingers.
BY ii [ Fllsworth Reiner; Apron — Mrs. | til Sunday.
(0 V COMMUNITY | Kauffman Fe itn. Alon Shor | jig i fd coi

Ideal F I. Cli
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Pp E A C H E S Slices can
Ideal Tropical Gems (Chunks) ‘a2 19
PINEAPPLE
Kenneth Wiitle, Marlin | Chberholtzer, Mrs. John Haines,
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current dividend rate on A Kreider; Woodwork — Grade 8 — Mrs. Lloyd Musser; Sewing, Adult PUT IN OUR oIlL,. 4 P U M P» K X N Tans
HESS BROS. William Wilkinson, Kenneth | Dress — Mrs. Allen Shearer, Mis. THEN TURN THE SWITCH, 4 GOLD SEAL PIE CRUST MIX 9ozrka 15¢
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r annum av Metal — Grade 7 — Barry Steh- | Paul Henny, Mrs. Harry Oberholt- |
ver van: Grade Arnold. | zer, Mrs. Alma Imhoff: Crocheted 3 ’ :
: DISINFECTING “| or: Gods 3 — Siem Amin [rer So A re ne || Hollinger’ Fuel Kids
Mary Ann Felty, Wavne Kleiner;

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Investment Certificates Plone ML. Joy $4000 ayy | Ors. Mis. ©.
39-tf Linoleum Block Print — Grade | Myers; School Children Entries | 7 le
|, Becker; Baby Afghans — | y Ie : Supreme Bread :

Insured Savings and Young, Fdward Becker; Grade 9' Cletus Zlanche, Mrs. Ralph Fry: | | AND CHASE THAT OLD -
i FLORIN, PENNA. — Kenneth Geil, Larry Geib, Jef- | Quilts — Mrs. Brinser Heistand, PD
+ Lam, COLD WEATHER WITCH WHY PAY MORE:
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7 — Charles Anderson; Grade 8 —
Barbara Gibble: Mrs. Paul Henne, Mrs. Carl Se--
Savings received by the 10th of any Arlene
month earn from the 1st of that month y Fancy Young TURKEYS Ceramics Grade 9 — Arher | christ, Mrs. James Schatz: Miscel-
4 ! Albi | Mrs. George Howells
4 ¥ die st. > 1 neou I g .
— payable June 30 and December 31. DRESSED and DELIVERED | Wistigarver, |
: Dolores Frantz; Plastics — Grade
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You Save Up to 5¢c a Loaf and Get the Best Bread
LOUELLA EUTTER BREAD wert a 1°27 25¢

Lizzie Copenhoffer, Mrs. Robert
Shearer and Mrs. John Warfel.
FLOWERS, Marigolds, yond
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Brandt, Florence Murry; Grade 8 gist, Carl Seigrist, Mrs. Ross San- © LOCAL TR,
while
Hallowe'en Noisemaker FREE suey taste
With Each Pkg. Va. Lee Do'Nuts
Por De Cinnamon; doz BBE
TO HELP CELEBRATE NATIONAL APPLE WEEK
George Lane. orcy; French Marigolds — Mr
The choice of fuel oil for
your burner can make a big
difference. To get top-notch
heating performance use our ||

son Hess, Frank Good; Grade 11 i Reiner; Roses Mrs. Joseph
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avin, s and oan 3 | pr Le Richard Arndt; Plastics — Grade | Shaeffer, Mrs. Alpheus Ginder,
Met-l Work Grade 10 — Nel-! Clyde Brill, Mrs. Robert Mason, E
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ley; Mechanical Drawing Grade | Newcomer; Pitcher Arrangement— | Fuel Oil . . . it's the finest. 4
| 4 : ii | . ’ . . 4 U. S. 1 Stayman Winesap
: : 12 — Gilbert Cornwell, Paul Kauff- | ment for Hall — Mrs. Harry Booz- | Hollin er Ss Oil Service 4 .
Phone 5898 v man. er, Mrs. Vera Newccmer, Lee New- | § Aas 4 1b <
{ Sewing — Tatting handkerchief | comer, Mrs. Ella Germer, Mrs. ! DIAL 3-3483 | bag
Near Becker's Gas Station .
broidered Handkerchief - Mrs. | Mrs. Vera Newcomer, Mrs ATLANTIC PRODUCTS
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/ 4 Calif. Brussel Sprouts °° 25¢
4 4 Fresh C
4 Penna. Punch
HO. Vides Fs 10 Gary Epler; Grade 11 Fu- | Mrs. Vera Newcomer, Mrs. Paul ——
FLORIN
4 wa New Crop Cc
PHONE MT. JOY 3.5639 Fla. doz
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New Calif. Figs 80z 25¢ | Col-R-Corn for Popping Pka 25g
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MANHEIM ROUTE 4 Mrs. Harry Kreider, Mrs. Anna | Wilbur Fuhrman, Mrs. S. A. Hor-
44-9¢) Ray Myers; Crocheted Handker-' Sangrey, Mrs. A. P. Mitzaquick,
as HER — a New Crop Florida Cc
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4 Glenside Park Lawn Grass Seed 5 $1.89
ASSOCIAT) N OF LANCASTER of TG Eh 11 Eugene Singer, Harvey Hub- | Fanny Difienderfer, Mrs. Anna
& 4 0
O 25 North Duke St. a i eene Singer, Jerry Linard; Grade | Frky, Mrs. Harry Boozer; Arrange- |
| Flory and Mrs. Joe Snyder; Em-| ton; Breakfast Arrangement
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4 New Canadian Rutabagas ™“" ** 3 ™* 14¢
— FROZEN FOODS —
4 Seabrook Farms Asparagus Cuts or Ties 1002 pkg 35¢
4 Seabrook Green Spinach Leaf or Chopped 2 14-0z pkgs 39¢
Ideal Strawberries In Sugar Rar 33c
Ideal Pure Con. Orange Juice 2 ca" 35¢
Thanks to Our Many Friends
These words seem inadequate to express our sincere appreciation for the
= beautiful flowers we received from business associates, local and out of i
Thank You For The Flowers town banks and our many friends. It was a real thrill to have these beauti- I d De of Complete Satisfaction for Less Money at the Acme
ful flowers arrive Saturday morning and truly by noon the bank had been
transformed into a beautiful flower garden. Our sincere thanks to all of you. 4 PORK LOIN
Rib End e Son
lbs 1b
Center Cut Pork Chops 69:
CROSS-CUT BEEF ROAST or Shoulder Roast Ib 55¢
LEAN PLATE BOILING BEEF 2s 20¢
FRESHLY GROUND BEEF 3%
Freshly Killed, Fully Dressed
F
Chickens =: *
VEAL SALE
THE OFFICERS, DIRECTORS AND STAFF OF 1b 98e] Shoulder Chops Ib 49e
1853 THE UNION NATIONAL MOUNT JOY BANK 1953 [gmc tonto
A FRIENDLY BANK
Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
We Have Many Memories of Our "One Hundredth Birthday’ Celebration, |
Lon don Bo BO
“Thank You For The M essages The many messages of congratulations from friends in banking locally,
of Congratulation’ throughout the entire area and including New York City and Philadelphia,
will long be remembered.
“Thanks For Permi tting Us To To all those who visited our bank durina the Open House celebration on Oc- ;
Show You Our tober 24th we again say “Thank You”. Without your interest and coopera- |
tion the celebration could not have been the success that it was.
La
Banking Quarters And Equipment”
Yes, you, our customers and friends, have given us many “Memories” - - - - -
“ 39 memories that will become more precious as each vear rolls around. In ap-
Thanks For The Memories preciation we pledge to you the friendliest, most efficient banking service |
possible.
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HURRY! Contest Closes Out Today! November
Midnight, Sat, Cct. 31st FAMILY CIRCLE
Big, Super Issue
Narae Our Detergent seus Be
and You'll Win
$1,000.00 CASH Ask How to Get Varsity
and a Westinghouse Sports Equipment FREE for
LAUNDROMAT Organized Athletic Groups.
Get Your Blank Today! Write for Catalogue and Details
Prices Effective Oct. 29-30-31. 1953. Quantity Rights Reserved.
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