THE BULLETIN, Mount joy. Pa. Thursday, December 30

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LAN DISVILLE® as one who ‘speaks that all
| leloarly understand.”” He is Pro-
== fessor of Preaching at the Semi-
nary. All services at 7:30 p. m.
CHEERLEADERS
The Student Body of
as given in this schedule: field High School recently pick-
Sun, Jan. 2--Each service injed this year cheerleaders. Those

WEEK OF PRAYER
The Landisville-Salunga Week
of Prayer services will be held| Hemp-
Mortuary Record Sq/e Register
ALFRED W. MOYER
Alfred W. Moyer, sixty-one, | Saturday, Jan. 1, 1955 — A
Chestnut Ridge, Lancaster R1,|Public sale of cattle, implements
died Thursday at 12:30 a. m. in | and household goods on the Da-
the York Hospital. [vid Eby farm, midway between
He was admitted to the hop-|Mt. Joy and Marietta on road to
We Specialize In . . .
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WHEEL ALLIGNMENT AND WHEEL BALANCING.
FREE ESTIMATES

own Church.
speaks in Zion Lutheran.
Tues., Jan. 4—Pastor Harner Bender, Barbara Hackman and
preach in the Salunga Metho
dist.
Wed., Jan. 5—Pastor Leer will Janet Charles, Jean
{chosen were Ninth grade: Sue
|Gretchen Hug; Tenth grade,
Bomberger
-land Jackie Miller; Eleventh
grade, Corrine Charles, Yvonne |
Thurs., Jan. 6—Pastor Tillet|Gochnaver and Shirley Habeck-
will preach in the Church of th
eler and Virginia Dissinger.
|
| Brotens sl ood WINS J-C CONTEST
ry cane —Pastor Bowers The local Jr. Chamber of
will speak in the Landisville|
| Church of God.
Sun, Jan. 9 — Dr. Harry F.|
Commerce of Landisville again
trod the “I speak for De-
pital Monday after suffering a
heart attack in the Kay Jewelry
Store, York.
He formerly was associated
with the Non-Retailing Co., of
Lancaster. For the past 15
vears he had been employed in
the Material Division of Olm-
sted Air Base, Middletown.
Attended F. and M.
He was born in Lancaster, a
son of the late Alfred W. and

| Musser Legrohn Farms. Sale at (; . ’ P 8 & B d Sh
[12:00 noon by Willis H. Weaver, arriger S aint 0 y op
E. V. Spahr, Auct. PHONE ELIZABETHTOWN 110J12 RHEEMS, PA.
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Friday, January 7.—at 10:30, | A ——— ll _ a
EE LE TER SAGER & SON
milking herd of 85 registered
Ditch Digging — Septic Tanks Installed

milking equipment. R. D. Buck-

| Baugh Pr f G ‘'mocracy’’ Contest. The ten con-
augnman, 0 ettysburg i. this year were: Joan
| Lutheran Seminary will speak. oak Philip Swarr, Ruth Coy-
| Dr. Baughman was suggested bY je. Barb
ara' Nolt, Jane Young,

JOE'S SHOE REPAIR
On The Square ELIZABETHTOWN
PHONE 9227R

ANNOUNCING
24 Hour Service From
41 East Main St., Mount Joy
— EXPERT REPAIRING -

| Sherry Kennel, Doris Shirk,
SIMON P. NISSLEY [Phoebe Merkley, Reh Kugler,
MARY G. NISSLEY | Barbara Fasnacht. Tests were
| : original and presented by the
| FUNERAL DIRECTORS contestants themselves. The
| Mount Joy, Pa. [judges, Mrs. Ferris McDonald,
| Robert Horst and Mrs.
{Dean Lowry, found it hard to
Electric
$ | determine a winner, but they
and Gas Welding up with Barbara Nolt. Her
[speech will be recorded and will
Also Specialize On represent Hempfield at the
FARM MACHINE WELDING | State Contest.
AND EQUIPMENT APPEAR ON TV
Automobile and Truck Welding | December 13 four seniors
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING [from Hempfield appeared on
|IWGAL-TV’s “College of the
Cover's Welding Shop =. ronnie. “Sis, ven
Delta and Marietta Streets (linger, Daneen Webb and Don-

PROFITS

Public

PUBLIC SALE
Livestock — Implements — Household Goods
Satur., January 1, 1955
The undersigned will sell at public sale on the prem-
ises on the David Eby farm midway between Mount Joy
and Marietta, one half mile off Route 141 on road to Mus-
ser Leghorn Farms. 20 acres of free parking space.
29 Head of Holstein Dairy Cattle
13 HOME-RAISED CALF-HOOD VACCINATED:
SIX FRESH COWS, 7 CLOSE AND BACKWARD SPRING-
ERS, 4 HEIFERS, bred to freshen in April, balance will
freshen in summer and fall.
14 STOCK BULLS, 1 FAT STEER
Seven 250 to 300 Ib Hogs, 25 Laying Hens
IMPLEMENTS
Farmall H tractor with cultivator; McDeering manure load-
er, fits H or M tractor; McDeering moleboard plow; McDeer-
ing #10A, 28 disc harrow; McDeering V24, two row corn
picker, fits H or M tractor; Farmall A tractor with one row
cultivator with tobacco hoers; MecDeering #147 2 bottom
disc plow; McDeering 12 disc grain drill; McDeering 4 bar
side rake; New Idea #12A manure spreader, used 2 years;
McDeering #61 combine; McDeering 8 foot cultipacker;
weed-hog tractor spring harrow; 60 tooth peg harrow; John
Deere corn planter; 2 row Bemis tobacco planter; potato
plow, scorer and scraper; Wiard #103 and #104 walking
plow. And a 1941 Studebaker pick-up truck.
Also 2 rubber-tired wagons; tobacco wagon with 20 ft.
ladders; 1 tobacco wagon with 18 foot ladders; one 18 foot
tobacco ladder; bob sled with pasture hay rack; Electro-Line
fence charger; 2 rolls copper wire and insulators; lime drill;
heavy duty 20 foot ladder; 3 ton screw jack; cement mix-
er; 2 hole corn sheller; 1000 pound Fairbanks-Morse plat-
form scales; tobacco boxes; tobacco press and Florin tobacco
cellar stove; Myers water heater; Esco milk cooler; washing
tray; nineteen 85 pound milk cans; lot of odd cans; 2 strain-
ers and 1 milk bucket; McDeering milking machine with 2
units; piping and stall cocks for 20 cows; feed cart; Stuart
livestock clippers; rubber tire metal wheelbarrow; hog and
cow chains; grain and burlap bags. 1000 bushels ear Corn.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Two old fashioned wardrobes, two bureaus, bed spring and
mattress, rope bed, wash stand, couch and studio couch, two
extension tables, 6 and 8: feet; small tables, sideboard, old
fashioned high chair, 12 plank ‘bottom kitchen chairs, 3
rocking chairs, copper kettle, two iron kettles, cutting bench,
pile of stovewood, meat grinder, four burner coal oil stove,
one 410 shot gun, dishes, quart cans, crocks, jelly glasses and
many things too numerous to mention.
Sale to begin at 12:00 noon. Refreshments will be serv-
ed only by the Ladies of United Zion Church.
Terms and conditions will be made known by
EV. Spahr, Auct. WILLIS H. WEAVER
Kraybill and Gainor, Clerks

MT. JOY, PA. Phone 3-593) |ald Emich. Each week on Mon-
|day students from different
lschools direct questions to a
A G L [representative from a local col-
aron . ongenecker ::: The college represented
: lon Dec. 13 was Lebanon Valley
College. Questions on the sub-
{ject of college requirements, op-
[portunities for scholarship,
| Courses offered, costs and other
[topics related to the field of high
| education.
BUILDING
CONTRACTOR
MOUNT JOY R. D. 2 WINS OUTDOOR
| PHONE 3-6091 DECORATING CONTEST
| The home of Lester Harnish,
Brandt Blvd. won the first prize
MILLWORK - FILL - GRADING |; the most beautiful in the out-
TOPSOIL - EXCAVATING door Christmas display for the
UMBER KITC | Landisville-Salunga area.
b HEN CABINETS| The contest was sponsored by

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the Landisville-Salunga Junior
Chamber of Commerce and the
| p t 0 S 1 Landisville Lions Club. Second
es ontrol ervice {prize in the same division was
FOR won by the home of Raymond
Sweet, Stanley Ave. Other win-
ners were: Most appealing to
| Insects-Rodents-Vermin
Anna LaBerta Yentz Moyer. He
"attended the city schools, was | walter. Dupes Auct.
| graduated from Lancaster Boys
| High School, class of 1911, He
"attended Franklin and Marshall | plete dispersal of 78
i College and Fenn State College. | Holstein cattle, in
He was a veteran of World| on route 202 or 322 one mile
{ War I. He was a member of the | south of West Chesters on the
Salem Evangelical and Reform-| Wilmington Pike. Also milking
ed Church, Rohrerstown. He al-
so was a member of the Young |
Republican Club of Lancaster.
Surviving are his wife, Helen
Risser Moyer, who was a form-| Friday, February 4—a public
er resident of this borough; two | gale of Livestock.
daughters, Mrs. J. S. Harper, of |
Tuesday, January 18—a com-
Chester Co.
farm mach-
inery, and dairy equipment on
Willis Moyer, Lancaster. | by John S. and Abner FP. Stoltz-
Funeral services were held on | fy;s owners.
Monday at 2:00 from the Nis- —
i sley Funeral Home. Interment .
in the Lutheran and Reformed | BIR) HS
Cemetery, Rohrerstown. | Mr. and Mrs. Everett E. Ben-
| der, Mount Joy R1, a daughter,
| Friday, at Lancaster General
ALLEN H. HERR | 1 soital
Allen H. Herr, 321 S. Cherry |= ’
7 3 and Mrs. Arthur H. Wilde
St., Manheim, former bandsman | og i yr A i 2
{and borough official died at 8 or. a anny ;
Saturday at Lancaster | Hospital
General Hospital after an illness | SD Ita
P.- m.
of seven weeks. He was eighty- | nu mn
fon : | field, Florin, a son, Tuesday, at
Herr has the Lancaster General Hespitel
band music and
years had
ber of Lancaster County bands
He was of the organizers
and a former president of the
Germania Band of Manheim, |
and had served four enlistments |
with the Fourth Regiment Band |
of the Third Brigade of Penna.
National Guards
been

interested in |
for nearly 55 |

one
He had served on the Man-
heim Borough Council for 20
registered |
|
Lancaster R3; and Mrs. R. C.| the premises, 1 mile northwest
Spangler, Marietta; also four| of Morgantown, just off Routes
grandsons and a brother, B.|23 and 132. Sale at 10:00 a. m.
|
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|
Saturday, at Lancaster General |
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brad- |
| Holstein Cattle at the dairy
barn on Route 501, 4 miles
North of Lancaster and 1 mile
Field Drainage — Footings — Grading
Hauling — And Light Jobs
Top Soil and Fill
South of Lititz on the farm ad-
joining Lancaster Airport. Also!
Portable Air Compressor— Concrete Breaking
Rock Drilling

equipment. Sale at 11:30 a. m.|
by Leon Martin, owner, Harvey | R.D. 1 ELIZABETHTOWN
Rettew, sale manager PHONE 863R2
| 11-tfc

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played with a num-| BUCKHILL FARMS
Complete Dispersal Sale
OF ENTIRE MILKING HERD
86 Head of Registered Holstein Cattle
Bangs Certified, T. B. Accredited, Calf-Hood Vaccinated.

years and on the borough school
for four years. He also
was constable of the Third
Ward in Manheim for six years

In Homes - Farms - Places of
| A |children. Earl Rettew, Broad St.
{ Business |
|
|
first: Samuel Wright, Lynn Ave.
second: Best Nativity scene,
Richard Grotefin, Barbara Ave.,
| first; Samuel Zerphey, Main St. |
| WM. J. POWERS Salunga, second.
[ 121 W. BAINBRIDGE ST. First place winners were a-
E'TOWN — 'E 289W os tr : iu
PHONE 289W | warded $25 bonds and ribbons |
31-tfe | were given for second prizes. |
{
| Judges were Mrs. Rollin C.|
TREE SERVICE [Steinmetz, and
Mrs. Thomas c.|
SAWING, PRUNING and Atkins of the Art Dept. of
SPRAYING 'Hempfield High
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Guaranteed Termite Control

{members of the JayCees and the!
139 S. Main St. Manheim, Pa, | Lions:
Phone 5-4616 ———
gros
| Dr.H.C.Killheffer
! Optometrist
| MANHEIM
163 S. Charlotte St.
Telephone 5.2888
Mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30
Tues. Fri. Sat. 7-9 P. M.
School and |
B. IBACH

Tues. Fri. Sat,
9:30-1:00. 2.5 P. M
{ ELIZABETHTOWN
| 15 E. High St.
| Telephone 24-F

| “When are you folks going to |
recognize that your boy Is no ;
longer a baby?”
WHITE - WASHING
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| AND
DISINFECTING
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FLORIN., PENNA.
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930
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| M. L. GAINOR , FOR PROMPT SERVICE, CALL 3.3483 | Cellars, Trenches, Etc. Removed
| 35 W. Donegal St. . Ph. 3-5803
| who will accept orders and pay-
| ment on account. 45-tfc

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Hollinger Oil Service |
FLORIN, PENNA.
For 17 years, he had served as
Republican committeeman from |
Manheim borough.
Born at Manheim, a
the late Henry and Anna Show-
ers Herr, he was. employed by
the U. S. Asbestos Division for |
23 years prior to his retirement |
a number of Salem E. U. B.
Church, Manheim. He and his
wife, Mrs. Ada S. Shiffer Herr, |
observed their 64th wedding an
niversary Sept. 14, 1954. Besides
his wife, he is survived by four
sons and daughters: Paul, Roch
ester, N. Y.: Helen, wife of Jac-
ob CoppenhafYer, Lancaster;
Mary, wife of Richard Meiskey,
Manheim; and Harold of Mount
son of
Joy. Five grandchildren, nine
great-grandchildren, and two daughters.
sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Showers,
Manheim, and Mrs. Emma Bear,
Lancaster, also survive.
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Manager.

Rudy Landis, Farm Manager
Richard Landis, Herdsman
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer
FRIDAY, JANUARY 7th, 1955
AT 10:30 O'CLOCK
LOCATION—: At our dairy barn on Route 501, four miles north of
Lancaster and one mile south of Lititz, Pa., farm adjoins the Lancaster
Air Port.
61 COWS
many are fresh the others duc through
out the year.
25 HEIFER CALVES
‘rom one to five
Sired by the
month old,
Herd Sire.
This is an outstanding lot of cows. only the very top cows were
selected for the foundation of this herd and represent the best cow fam-
ilies of the breed. Including
: 3 daughters of Kirk Rag Apple Tom, he a son of Sovereign and has
a U. S. Proof Plus 1,568 Milk, Plus .5 on test, Plus 116 lbs. On fat with 8
6 daughters of Wimbledon Emperor Segis, they are nice large cows,
9 daughters of Lynnden Abbekerk Rag Apple Monarch, many with
D. H. I. A. Records of 500 1bs. of fat.
HERD SIRE — Glenaiton Rag Apple Baron, born Oct. 23, '50, he is
sired by Marksman and from Trailynd Findern Pietie, V. G. 783 Fat
3.959; test, this is one of the really good sons of Marksman sure breed-
er, good type, dark in color, be sure to see this sire, (he will please you.)
SELLING — 16 CAN ZERO MILK COOLER, 10 CAN INTERNATION-
AL COOLER, 6-CAN VICTOR MILK COOLER, AND 45 MILK CANS.
For Catalog Write to Harvey Rettew. Manheim, Pa. R. D. 2, Sale
R. D. BUCKWALTER, Owner
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PHONE MOUNT JOY 34753

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