THE BULLETIN | THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Fa.
Oo \W/ L L A F F S | | every Thursday at 11| Thursday. September 15 2
East Main Street, Mount Joy.
Lancaster County, Pa.
Larmon D. Smith, Publisher Joycees Plan
John E. Schroll,
| Editor and Publisher, 1901-1952 | ‘Banquet For
| Subscription Rate $2.50 per |
‘Next Tuesday
year by Mail
Tuesday evening will mark

| Advertising rates upon request. |
Entered at the postoffice at]
Mount Joy, Pa., as
mail under the Act of March 3,| the beginning of a new season
| 1879. for the Mount Joy JoyCess.
Member, Pennsylvania News- | his first meeting will be held

Hurricanes come and go while bottle gas
users continue to cook and heat water with
dependable gas. Ward Bottle Gas,
Ephrata.

| paper Publishers’ Association.
| pal | at the Arcadia,

BY

Some time ago we we told
you about women wanting their
own sex's faces on United
States paper money. —- ee
It might be a good idea at that.|
With Marilyn Monroe's picture]
on the bills it wouldn't be sol
hard kissing your money good-
bye.
|
can tell what the|
For example, |
You never
mail will bring.
here's one our want ad depart-|
ment received this week:
“Young woman who gets
paid vgn Monday and is broke|
by Weaitesday would like to
exchange small loans with
someone who gets paid on Wed-
nesday and is broke by Monday. |
ee |
|
telling |
Chet’s|
Bigler Mumma was
several fellows up at
that a golfer usually finds that!
the most difficult lies to get
out of are those found at the]
19th hole.
|
| wife of H.
Omar Groff says: “Never ask]
a man raised on a chicken farm]
if he was onc2 a happy, bare-
foot boy.”
LS |

“The law gives a man the|
right to open his wiles mail—|
but not the courage.”
ETT |
Befor2 marriage he gives her!
a ring to boast about; after-|
wards he leaves one around the]
bathtub for her to fuss about.
A WISE OWL
ye
Firemen Show
Magnesium |
Fire Fighting
Firemen from thirteen com-
panies participated in a mag-
nesium fire fighting demonstra-
tion Sunday afternoon at the
grounds formerly occupied by
the old Mount Joy School, on|
Marietta Avenue.
The men fought the magne-
sium fire with both high pres-
sure fog and low pressure fog.
According to Ray Myers, there
is no known extinguisher for
magnesium except sand. There-
fore, the men learned which is
the best way to fight the mag-
nesium in order to cool it. Af-
ter it has cooled, it burns out.
After Sunday’s demonstration
the men discovered that the
low pressure fbg is the more
effective.
Fire trucks from Mount Joy,
Flerin, Elizabzthtown, Marietta
and Landisville were on hand
for the affair plus firemen from
Rheems, Mastersonville, May-
town and thé Columbia Com-|
panies. The demonstration was
sponsored by Zone 7 firemen.
FLORIN
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Clutter
and sons, Wayne and Keith of]
East Liverpool, Ohio, spent sev-
eral days visiting Mr. and Mrs. |
Lloyd Vogle and family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E.. Floyd
and family, Kinderhook, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Landis
Hess on Wednesdty evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ammon |
and son Lanny, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur McCurdy of Palmyra,
and Mr. Jacob Hamillon and
son Terry were Sunday guests
at the Hamilton home.
Mr. Clarence Hess, Mr.
ald Hess, Loysville and Mr |
Max Hess, Blaine, were supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Landis |
Hess on Sunday. |
Rev. Roy Forney preached at
the Harvest Home service, at
the East Petersburg Church of
the Brethren on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Liggins
visited at the former's home at
Philadelphia last week.
The Shining Stars Class of!
the E. U. B. Church held their

Ron-|
Lancaster, in

Mortuary | Record
A WISE OWL. | MRS. CLAUDE A.
of Manheim R4, died at 12:05
a. m.
eral Hospital.
A. Heistand.and had
medical patient at the
since August 26.
| er Jr.
and Gloria Haines
| of Rheems, died
p.m.
| Hospital. { first patrolman to be
| parents are his
| Shenenberger,
| maternal grandparents, Mr. and, street in traffic.
| Wednesday
{at Mt. Joy for the past 72
| man Bombach.
| Society, she
| wife of Howard B. Snyder, of
| neral Home
| cemetery.
| as the
| Winterstown E. U. B.
in 1936.
| daughters:
Sadie, wife of Frod you are now wasting up
>
Aldinger, York; Florence, wife
{ of Elmer C. Bailey, Alexander, your chimney.
vVa.; Edna, wife of John L. Zer-
| Germer,
| great-grandcehildien and two

the form of a banquet.
group extends an invita-
tion to any girls to join the|
| group. Girls interested in join]
HEISTAND ing are asked to contact any
JoyCee member before next
Tuesday. The age limit for the
local group is 18 to 33. The
Mrs. Emma M. Heistand, 39,
today at Lancaster Gen
primary purpose of the group is
civic projects
She was the wife of Claude
The turkey or lobster ban-
quet will begin at 6:30 and
will feature the
| new officers.
been a
spital :
hospita installation of
oe
SHENENBERGER INFANT
Kenneth Levern Shenenberg- FIRST GOLD BADGE
infant son of Kenneth AWARDED 6th GRADER
Shenenberger Gerald Alleman,
Monday at 2 patrolman of the
School,
sixth grade
Mount Joy
in the Lancaster General Elementary was the
awarded
Surviving in addition to his the honored gold badge for the
paternal grand-| year. Gerald pulled a first grade
Levi| girl back to safety when she
attempted to dash across the
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Millport, and his
Mrs. John Haines,
Rheems. Following the
year of
|
|
practice last
awarding the badge
awards will be made
weekly this year.
EE ®

MRS. H. CLAYTON KAPP
Mrs. Caroline M. Kapp, sev-|
enty-six, 48 Old Market Street, |
Mount Joy, died at 4:40 p. m.| When in need of Printing. (any-
in Lancaster Osteo-| thing) kindly remember the Bulletin
pathic Hospital. She was thej ——
nT [Vou SW
Up Your CHIMNEY!
RECLAIM IT TO HEAT YOUR COLD. CAMP BASEMENT. DRAFTY ATTIC. OR AT-
TACHED GARAGE WITHOUT INCREASING YOUR FUEL BILL.
| weekly,

daughter of
John and Minnie Hoff-
years. She was the
the late
A member of Trinity Evan-
gelical Lutheran Church of Mt.
Joy and its Women’s Missionary
is survived by her
husband, a daughter, Minnie F..|
Lancaster, and two
dren.
Funeral services will be held
from the Heilig Funeral Home,
Saturday at 3:30 p. m.
Friends may call at the Fu-
Friday 7 to 9 p.m.
Interment in the Mount Joy
grandchil-
CLEAN SAFE HEAT
FAST HEAT
LOTS OF HEAT
SAVE UP TO

on vou ron. ERCAtEY
A New FEngineering Achievement
IS INSTALLED IN THE FLUE PIPE OF YOUR FURNACE.
ILLIA A DOM, | ...IS DESIGNED TO CAPTURE AND UTILIZE THE HEAT GO-
william A. Dommel, 81, dizc
ING TO WASTE UP THE CHIMNEY.
at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the
home of his
son-in-law and]
daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. John T.|
Yor or 29 1 a a 2 'o " . -
Germer, 325 Marietta Ave., Mt The Hoskinson Free Heater is the answer to
| Joy after several years’ illness.
Born in Lancaster, he was al heating problems rooms. Gives you extra
son of the late Peter and Eliza ii
Gepler Dommel and was em- Boat for your playroom. aie Werkshop que
ployed as a tobacco warehouse
foreman in Lancaster. He mov-
ed to Florin in 1913 and was
employed then by E. L. Nissly
and Sons Tobacco Co. and later
age, or any extra room, yet it doesn’t cost a
penny more for fuel. In fact, you'll save on
fael by keeping cold rooms properly heated.
by the Gerberich Payne Sho Maone or Write For A Heating Engineer. He
Co. for ten years before retiring
in 1944 Will Be Happy To Explain The FREE HEAT-
In his earlier days he was a
professional ball plaver and
played in what was then known
Southern League. He
was also a well known ball
ER At No Obligation To you.

YOU GET HEAT! EVEN WHEN YOUR FURNACE
IS JUST MAKING HOT WATER!
kinson Free Heater
| player in and around Lancast>r
before turning professional.
He was a member of the
Church,
York County. His wif». the
former Elizabeth Clayman, died
The Hos
is able to reclaim and util-
Surviving are thes: sons and ize iwo-thirds of the heat
phey, Mount Joy
of Robert
bath, N. J.;
Minnie, wife Our unit, while not much
McClelland, Eliza-
Ida, wife of John T.
with whom he resided.
and William H. Dommel, Mount
Joy. ly equal to
Fifteen
r than a hat box, has

bigge =
— a
=10 GARAGE

a heat output approximate-

OR BASEMENT
5) [eal |
3
five average
grandchildren, 22
size radiators. This heat is
brothers also survive:
Manheim, and Joseph,
er.
yours at no extra fuel cost.
HAVE ONE INSTALLED NOW, AND BE A
HEAT-HAPPY HOME OWNER THIS WINTER!
Albert,
Lancast-
Funeral services will bo held
on Saturday from
the Nissley Funeral Home.
Friends may call Friday, 7 to 9
at’ 2 P. m.

Pp. m. at the Funeral Home. In- .
Jer in Henry Eberle Ceme- Wide Home Owner Acceptarrce—Guaranteed 10 Yrs.
ery.

ese lf ee |
ATTENDED RED CROSS |
CONFERENCE
Jean Heisey and Judy Ginder
representing Donegal High
School were among the thirty-
than of
AUTOMATIC HEAT « SALES AND SERVICE

| eight students who attended the
annual Lancaster County Junior
Red Cross Leadership Training
class meeting at the home of Center at Quarryville Presby-| BOX 306, LANDISVILLE, PA. PHONE 8122
Mrs. James Klined2nst, Mount| terian Church Camp. Quarry-| SE
Joy, Monday evening. | ville, over the weekend.

Dr.H.C.Killheffer
Optometrist
MANHEIM
163 S. Charloite St.
Telephone 5.2888
Mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30
Tues. Fri. Sat. 7.9 P. M.
ELIZABETHTOWN
2nd Floor Clauss
Phone 7-4163
Tues. Fri. Sat.
9:30-1:00. 2.5 P. M

Patronize Bulletin Advertisers.
Quality Meats
WEST MAIN ST.
Also Specialize On

{
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
BIRDS EYE
Fruits & Vegciailes
and Gas Welding
FARM MACHINE WELDING
AND EQUIPMENT
Automobile and Truck Welding
| LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
(RALL'S Meat Market Cover's Welding Shop
Delta and Marietta Streets
Phone 3-5931
MOUNT JOY | MT. JOY, PA.

FOOD STORE
All prices in this Advertisement
Effective thru Saturday, Sept. 17.
Chicken of the Sea
TUNA FISH
Solid Pack White Meat
(Toei) Sion 236 “ar 390
Chunk Style White Meat
6'/;-01. can 35¢
Nabisco
Spiced Wafers
toy 09°
| Wesson Gil
3g am 13
Burry’s Peanut
Brittle Cookies
joo | i
Green Giant
Cream Corn
133
Green Giant
Peas
17-02. 39
cans
Spry
Shortening
-Ib. c 3-lb. c
on Si Prices! 85
Crisco
Shortening
I-lb. 31¢ 3.Ib. 85¢
Reduced Prices!
Fluffo Golden
Shoriening
Reduced 3-lb. 85
Price! can Se
Rinso
Granulated Soap
large Be To "T5%¢
pkg. Ok
Lux Soap
2 i 27
Lux Secap
bel 25¢

You'll Find a Wide Selection
of Wondoful Values af . . .
A:P’s Fall Pantry
Restock Event!
8-Size (None Priced Higher)
Jumbo Honeydews .... 39°
Jumbo 27-Size (None Priced Higher)
Cantaloupes 2. 3%
U.S. No. | "A" Size Local (No Local Potatoes Priced Higher)
. . c ib, G
Potatoes 52. 10; 25° 15,,; 35

Chunk Style Light Meat Fancy (None Priced Frigher)
(Eon ) dan 216° 336
Solid Pack Light Meat Macintosh Apples | 3. 28°
( citi) 23¢ = 3T¢ Fresh Corn Nort § 252

Lifebuoy Soap
3 20
“Lifebuoy Soap
iyi 25
i/ Price Sale of
Sweetheart Soap
bath size 31 c

Lux Liquid
Detergent
large 3G giant 69¢
can can

English Walnut Meats == 49c
Snaw Crop Frozen Buttered
Beefburger Steaks 3 oc: *1.00
Swanson Turkey, Chicken or Pot Roast
TV Dinners "= ach G9
Brock's Frozen Potatoes
| French Fries OO
Banquet Brand Frozen
Chicken Pies So 89°
Cap'n John's
Frozen Fish Sticks 2 ,..- 65°
Granulated A
Sugar o> 2% = 4% ‘Ck 95
A&P's Own Pure Vegetable heh)
dogg “ine” Viale 1-89
2¢ Sale of
Old Dutch Cleanser 3... 21°
Tip Top Golden Corn “ny ~~ 3 Gime 29°
lona Sweet Peas 3 toe 30°
Dried Pea Beans wig =
Huni’s Tomato Pasie 3 ou 25°
Ann Page Spaghetti 2 sins. 99°
Tomato Soup 7: 4 “icv 31° 27% 31°
Instant Puddings sn." 4 re 25°
AP Grapefruit Sections 2 vu A
Hawaiian Punch ~~ 3 Ton °1.00
A*P Apple Sauce 0" 4 vo 49°
Harvest Mix Gandy emi 25
Evaporated Milk i... Is
Zion Fig Bars 20 48°
Borden’s Gruyere Cheese ~~ ©» 20°
White Bread "sca ai 19° "op 22°
Jane Parker Lemon Pie “55a "rice 39°
Grass Seed ex 19° 533,75
Swift's Meats
For Babies
oiling vid | i
Surf
Detergent
ose 30s on 95
Swan Soap
Cp, eas
Rinso Blue Breeze
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