PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1958) | boro limits of Mount Joy, | road leading to Farm Equipment and Grain | Belonging to John A. Keener Sale to be conducted on premises of William J. Wagner, | implements, | ete. C. S. Frank & Leo P. Frank. THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. | Th: usday, March 31 11 Sale Register Good Wriday, April ¢ April 8 — at the on the the Mount Joy 200 head of livestock. household goods, Cemetery, Auctioneer, one-half mile south of Elizabethtown, Pa., on Route| /Aldinger, Auct. 230. FERGUSON 30 TRACTOR with Sauder Manure Loader and Ferguson Plow with Radex Points. OLIVER 70 TRACTOR-Overhauled with cultivator and Weeder New Idea Tractor Manure Spreader, 28-Disc Harrow, 3-section Spring Harrow, Two Rubber-tire Wag- ons with beds, Side Rake, Grass Mower, Corn Planter, Smoker | Elevator for bales or bags, Electric Potato Grader with Elevator | and Second Bagger, Oliver Singlerow P.T.O. Potato Digger: also New Digger Net: Platform Scale, Portable Air Compressor, | Two Bag Wagons, Grease Pump, Extension Ladder, Two Elec- tric Brooder Stoves, Two Coal Brooder Stoves. barrow, Lawn Mower, Steel Wheels for Oliver 70, front and rear: Work Bench, Grindstone, Surge Water Tank, Water | Bowls. 1949 Dodge U Tag Truck Hay, Straw, Ear Corn, Shelled Corn, Oats & Barley | and other items not mentioned. Sale starts promptiy at 1 o'clock p. m., when conditions | will be made known by | WM. J. WAGNER, Auctioneer, i MILLER and MILLER, Clerks John A. Keener | PHONE MT. JOY 3-9008 | 12-2p eee OVE ee McDeering Heavy Duty | Chicken and | Broiler Feeders, Automatic Waterers, Egg Sander, Nests, Wheel-| 1V- | sale of | Edna Spickler. Ruhl, Frday, April 8—at 247 West | Donegal St., Mount Joy, a pub- lic sale of household goods and some antiques. Sale at 7:00 p.m. [ by Mrs. Frank Brian. Dupes, Auct, Saturday, April 9 Lebanon | County Holstein Dispersal at the farm 1 mile north of Lawn, Pa. Sale at 12:00 noon by Rob- ert S. Weidler, Palmyra. Key- stone Holstein Sales, Sale Man- agers. Saturday, April 9 9—in the bor- ough of Elizabe htown at 124 & 128 Market St., real estate and personal proper- a public sale of Sale at 12:30 p. m. by Mrs. | Margaret W. Reed, Adm. c.t.a., | for the Mary Wormley Estate. | Dupes, Auct. Thursday, April 14 household goods on the premises along Route 72, about 3 miles north of Manheim, in Penn Twp. Rup at 6:30 p. m. by Auct public Saturday, April 16—On the premises No. 21 Mount Joy St., Mount Joy. A lot of ground thereon erected a 2! story frame house, slate roof, all con- veniences. Sale at 2 p.m by | Grace Garber. C. S Frank | auct. ® Between 40 and 50 per cent of America’s farmers produce les: l than $1,000 worth of food each HOUSEHOLD GOODS Friday, April 8th, 1955 IN THE BOROUGH OF MOUNT JOY AT 347 WEST | DONEGAL STREET, Bedroom Suite, Double Bed Spring and Matiress, Single Bed Spring and Matiress, Chest of Drawers, Bur- eaus, Wash Stands, Wardrobe, Occasional Chair, Reed Chair, Rockers. Desk and Bookcase, (Combination) Books and Book Rack, Library Table, Two Rugs, Two Porch Rugs, Three Porch Rockers, Porch Glider, Kichen Cabinet, Drop Head Sewing Machine, Clothe Tree, Clock, Trunk. ANTIQUES Dishes, Dutch Cupboard, Chest with 2 Drawers in Bottom, Sink, Washstand, Bureau with Brass Pulls, Electro- | Lux Sweeper, (with attachments) like new. Curtain Stretch- er, Electric Floor, Table and Bridge Lamps, Large Mirror, Pictures, Dishes, Cooking Utensils, Linens, Comforters. Quilts, Step Ladder, Lawn Mower, Double Tubs, Two Bucket-a-day Stoves. Tools, Garden Tools, and a lot of articles too numerous to mention. Sale to start at 7:00 P. M. when conditions will be made known by Walter frais Dues Mrs. Frank Brian 13-2¢ OF REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY | | | | Saturday, April 9, 1955 In the Borough of Elizabethtown at 124 and 128 S. Market Street. A lot of ground consisting of less deep. Thercon erected a 2, STORY Frame House covered an ft. frontage, 198 ft., more or Six Rooms and Bath on | 124 has Gas Hot Water with Green tos shingles cach side. Oil Burner hot water heat. No. Heater, 3 CAR GARAGE on rear of lot. This is a very geod bus iness location. House is in good condition. Immediate possession can be given, No. 128. House can ve viewed by calling Elizabeth- town 7-5036 after 4 P. M. Real Estate to be offered at 2 P. M. when conditions will be made known by Alfred C. Alspach, Attorney Mrs. Roy Wormley ashes Walter Dupes, Auctioneer Landis & Garman, Clerks ALSO AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE A LOT OF | HOUSEHOLD GOODS, consisting of 3-piece Walnut Bedroom Suite, Birdseye Maple Suite, Spring and Mattress, Iron Bed and Spring, Chests of Drawers, } Sewing Machine, Dining Room Suite, Radio, Rockers, Chairs, Piano, 3 Picce Living Room Suite, Jardineers, Music Cabinet, End Tables, Extension Tables, Small Tables, Two 9x12 Rugs, Throw | Rugs, Electric Sweeper, Electric Table and Floor Lamps. | ANTIQUES Corner Cupboard, Six Plank Bottom Chairs, Marble Top Tale, Dishes, Utility Cabinets, Linens, Bedding, Dishes, Cooking Utensils, Two Lawn Mowers, and a lot of articles too numerous to raention. Sale known by Alfred C. Alspach, Attorney Walter Dupes, Auctioneer Landis & Garman, Clerks 12-3¢ Administrato: Box Spring Mattress, | Brass Bed and Spring, | Wardrobe, Washstands, | to start at 12 m when conditions will be made Ws, Margaret W. Reed | Wormley Estate | :30 p. a., for the Mary KE RED TOP GRAIN & FEED CO. Mr. Eugene Helwig, MARKET ST., year. ANNUAL Community Sale Good Friday, April 8th At the borough limits Mount Joy on the road leading to the Mount Joy Cemetery. 200 Head of Livestock 1 dairy of good heavy Hol- stein Cows, big milkers. Bulls & Heifers, 150 head of home raised | Shoats, Farming implements, | Hay, Straw, Large lot of House- hold Goods, ¢te. If you have im- | ple ments or household goods you want to sell, bring to this sale and we will have a buyer for you We are in the market for all kinds of cows, heifers, bulls and shoats, ete Entire lot of household gocds, SOME ANTIQUES A very good bedroom suite, An electric ironer, nearly new: chairs, rockers, dishes, tin and glass ware, electric sweep- | er, 40 school desks, the most] and best selection we ever| had. Sale at 12 Noon LEO P. FRANK C. 8S. FRANK Phone 3-5521 12-2¢ | | v f suite, | Living room suite, Dining room | Mortuary ry Record Litile - Salunga | The Ladies Auxiliary of the |Salunga Fire Co. met at the fire MRS. AMANDA HERSHEY hay March 21, with Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Amanda Becker Siateher, Wondits presiding. It was decid- 86, widow of Clayton S. Hersh- at this meeting to hold a cy, died at 10 p. m. Friday at ns berry Festival June 4th, the home of ner nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jonas GrofY Manheim R2. Death followed an illness of eight weeks. She was born in Rapho Twp. and was a life-long resident of MCanheim R2. She was a daugh- Miss Betty Jeanne Buch of , Landisville, secretary of A. J. Ulrich, Heating and Plumbing, returned to full time work last week. She had suffered a frac- ture of the spine and had been ter of the late Jacob and’ Siz- wpable 10 work for the past 3, anna Ruhl Becker. There are no months. : ! immediate Survivors. | Landisville welcomes Jack a gn [Appliance Store operated by MRS ALBERT KLEINER [Jack Bigler. Earl Lonenecker Mrs. Florence E. Kleiner, ng, had formerly operated an appli- widow. of Albert Risinger. tor m. | ance store at this location. erly of Highland, IIl., died at 6 The Rev. and Mrs. N. L.. Bow- a “mn Sunday at the Harrisburg! Ts entertained the Misses Betty Hos pital after a three-year ill- and Terry Buch at their home nade : last Tuesday evening. Born at Highland. she was a) The Young Ladies class of the ' daughter of the late George Salunga Methodist church is Paul and Scfara DeMoulin Vul- Selling greeting cards. The prof- liet and resided in that city un-|its go to the building fund of the til 1943. when she moved to the church. Anyone wishing to pur- Albert J. Kleiner chase cards may contact Mrs. a member of Robert Graver, class teacher, by at calling Landisville | Miss Jeane Stillinger, class pres- ident, Landisville 4856. home of a son, of Florin. She First Congregational Church, Highland. Surviving was are four sons and a, ighter: Albert J., Florin: Congratulations to the mem- | So nicl F., Manhattan Beach, bers of the junior play cast of Calif.; Mrs. Dorothy W. Hem- Hempfield High School who pre- | stock, San Francisco, Calif.;sented “Cupid in Pigtails”. It | Robert E., Arcata, Calif.,, and was a great success. Richard L., Mission, Kans. Ten! A band Concert will be pre- grandchildren and four sisters|sented this Saturday, April 2nd, and a brother also survive; land Vulliet, ett and Mrs. Highland; Mrs Arlington, Mass., Ulmet, Bloomington R1, Funeral ervices were Mrs. Laura Ever-| Joint High School at 8:00 p. m. tose Ulmet, all of] Tickets are now on sale. They | Nathalia Pixler, may be purchased from any one Ind. [Saturday evening. Plan to at- held tend this evening of fine music. this afternooy, in the Rolland|Buy your tickets in advance. Harris Funeral Chapel, High-| pp, Salunga Community Or- I: w th interment in the |ganization held a meeting Mar. 28 at the Salunga Fire Hall. Mr. George McFarland was elected | nd, 111 city cemetery. JE BROSEY Brosey, Kenneth ther Sangrey R2, died at 3:30 a. m Lancaster Osteopathic ] an illness of Pillai three, anda Es- Manheim Saturday Hos three ughts Ir Ol Brosey, after An autopsy will be performed to determine the cause of death Besides her parents she is sur-| vived by a brother, Richard Kevin; paternal grandparents, Eiven and Esther Reppert Bros- ey Manheim R3; maternal Benjamin F., Man- maternal great-grandpar- Peter and Lizzie Eckert, of grandfather, heim: ents Manheim R1; maternal great- great-grandfather, B. Frank Sangrey, Willow Street, and maternal great great, - great grandfather, Jacob McQuate, of Sheridan R1 Funeral service ere held on ifternoon from the { Beck Funeral Home with inter- ment in the Manheim Fairview Cemetery. Vv i PARADE IN OUR AD COLUMNS WILL LEAD YOU TO , & 8 SAVINGS | GROW STRONG by Fisher... modern PHONE 53-9791 N. Mgr. MOUNT JOY which is to be 2892 or Ro-/in the auditorium of Her mpfield | and Mrs. Alice of the students or at the concert | president, succeeding Ray Wiley. | The organization contributed $200 to the Fire Company for their building fund. They also donated $15 to Salunga Methodist Easter Hunt held Good Friday. | ’S FUNNY | How Folks Store Stuff In An Attic 7 When They / CanCashIn the Egg on TC With A WANT AD. Prudential | Hospital and Surgical | Plans | to help meet the high cost of ® hospital room and board | ® other hospital expenses | ® malernity { ® surgical operations | ® polio a Safeguard your family and | | your savings! See Staff Mgr. 14-18 S. 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This sale includes the dispersal of the Herd owned by J. Lititz, Pa. Some other good additional con- . Three outstanding bulls of breeding age. MANAGED BY: FOR CATALOGS WRITE PENNA. GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSN. HARRISBURG, PA. 5 ———————— MK I Look for Large Variety of Specials i peggy NK NK - re EE Attention! Attention! THE MARKET BASKET'S Sixth Anniversary te FRIDAY, APRIL 1~3-7P. M. A Big Day, Honoring the "Q" Twins 0 Celebrating Six Successful Years QUALITY and QUANTITY AND of Community Service & By A Modern Farmer's Market in a Prosperous Town. “ABUNDANCE OF FINE FRESH PRODUCE” TO DELIGHT THE FAMILY THIS WEEK APRIL 1 (Friday From 3 - 7 p.m.) The 59-61 COLLEGE AVENUE HK Market Basket ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. available on ’55 models) show that sure-footed Glide-Ride Front Suspension and rear case of Ball-Race all these features put Chevrolet way, way out ahead of its field! how RK SEE NK MICK MK RE of smoothness . the Steering, Come springs . . exclusive SALES LEADER FOR 19 STRAIGHT YEARS Mount Joy, Pa.
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