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PHONE 3-3622
Public Sale of Household Goods
Saturday, Sept. 17th, 1955
ON THE PREMISES ON PLUM STREET, FLORIN
12-Gauge new Stevens shotgun, double barrel; pots and pans of
all kinds, new and used; lawn mower, lamps, stands and tables,
electric sweeper, Kitches cabinet, chairs, two metal lawn chairs,
three foot and butchering kettle, tools, coal range, Frigidaire re-
frigerator, breakfast set, gas stove, two utility cabinets, living
room suites, 14 in. television set, radio, heatrola, rocking chair,
buffet, double bed with springs and mattresses, two buhetus, chest
of drawers, wash stand, roll-away bed and mattress, 1940 Ply-
mouth sedan, with new motor; and the usual line of miscellan-
eous articles.
m. when terms and conditions will
Miles Robinson Estate
36-2¢
PUBLIC SALE
— OF
REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY
Saturday, Sept. 17, 1955
On the premises locaied in the Borough of Elizabethtown,
at No. 40 West High Street.
A lot of ground consisting of 34 ft. by
thereon erected a
Sale to begin at 12:30 p.
be made known by
C. S. Frank, Auctioneer
Claude Zeller, Clerk
94 ft., more or less,
1, Story
BRICK HOUSE
slate roof, containing six rooms and bath; oil burner hot air heat.
A desirable business location close to thc square. Immediate
possession can be given.
Also at the same time and place the following personal
property will be offered for sale:
small tables;
Gas stove: extension tables; Frigidaire refriger-
ator; 2-piece living room suite: bookcase and desk combination:
library table; Singer sewing machine; radio; buffet; 9x12 rugs;
throw rugs; York piano and bench; clothe trees; medicine cab-
inet; hall rack; chests; chest 'of drawers: with glass knobs; beds;
springs; mattresses; bureaus; washstands; chairs; rocking chairs;
certificates; clocks; electric
lamps; Underwood Type
frame
and bridge
mirrors; pictures and picture
sweeper; electric floor, table
writer, No. 5; linens; bedding; cookir utensils; dishes: bird bath
and silver globe; lawn bench with concrete ends: garden tools;
stepladder: tubs; empty jars and crocks and a lot of articles too
numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M., real
at 2:00 P. M., when conditions will be made
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer Dr R C Gross
Landis and Garman, Clerks
36-2¢
state to be offered
Known Dy
GREENWOOD FARM GUERNSEY & EQUIPMENT DISPERSAL
(R. M. & Marion Urquhart, Wayne, Pa., Ed Tiffany,
Manager)
MONDAY - SEPT. 19, 1855 - 12:30 NOON (DP. 8. T.)
AT THE FARM locatad just east of Rt
Pa., 1Y4 miles west of Valley Forge Interchange
Turnpike.
EQUIPMENT TO BE SOLD FROMPTLY AT 10:00 A. M. (DST)
owners,
202, 3 miies east of Paoli
of the Penna.
3 flatwagons on rubber; Int. Farmall M. 16; manure loader and
grader: Int. Farmall super H. tractor sprayer; grain drill 16 disc
Int.: Mower 25V Int.; Dise hydraulic lift on rubber; dump truck,
hvdraulic lift, on rubber; rake 4 bar New Idea with kicker on
rubber; soil pulverizer Model 58: disc (large); hay loader #; H.
crusher hydraulic lift; New Holland
P. elec. moter; Myers ha)
hay baler: Oliver 60 tractor with corn planter & cultivators;
Oliver plow and blower; Ilys Jecp, Papec blower (plenty of
spike tooth harrow; Ford
x1
pipe and elbows); spring tooth harrow
truck stake body new engine recently installed; Cunningham sic-
kle bar lawn mower and 10 drums of molasses
CATTLE—12:30 NOON (DST) 73 HEAD - 2 BULLS - 35 COWS
11 BRED & 25 OPEN HEIFERS. No females in this sale milked
less than 35 lbs. milk per day with 1st calf. The majority over
over 40 lbs., 8 cows have produced over 10,000 lbs. milk. Two
outstanding herd sirzs. Also 9 daus. of a son of the world record
cow. Bangs and T. B. Certified.
Sale managed by:
PENNA. GUERNSEY
P. O. Box 491,
P.B.GUERNSEY SALE
Thurs. , Sept. 22-12:36 Noon, (D.S.T.)
At the Ass'n. Sales Pavilion, 6 miles east of Lan-
caster, Pa. on Route 30.
70 HEAD 4 BULLS - 36 COWS - 18 BRED &
HEIFERS — 30 du2 in Sept. and OCT. T. B. and
Certified.
The sale features the complete di
head) owned by L~2wis C. Hobson,
IN SALE a son of CURTISS CANDY NOBLE CURTISS
out of a cow that has a lifetime record to date 96938M -
5489F in 9 yrs. 3 mos. 5 days |
An outstanding 17 month old bull out of a show cow that
made over 10600 lbs. milk as a 2 year old.
Also a yearling sirz, dam with. ever 14;000 milk as a’ 4-
year old.
Milk prices are best right now. For those who might be
put on a base for next spring, milk is worth $3.00 per 100
more, on an increased base you can establish now, to get a |
higher percentage of your spring production in the top J
price bracket. |
SALE MANAGED BY: FOR CATALOGS WRITE |}
PENNSYLVANIA GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASS'N. |
BOX 491 HARRISBURG, PENNA. |
BREEDERS’ ASS’N.
12 OPEN
Bangs
spersal of th? herd (30
Hockessin, Del.
| ee YY, rr | ese Yon a or aN a oA on a ARE
For Catalogs Write: |
ourg, Penna. |
| THE BULLETIN, Mouni Joy, Pa. | G. Gross. Dupes, Aucl.
Sept.
17—On the
Thursday, September 15 4
| Saturday, |
. { premises on Plum St., Florin,
a e egister | entire lot of household goods,
| butcher tools, etc. Sale at 12:-
—— |
|
30 by Miles Robinson Estate.|
Friday evening, Sept. 16th C. S. Frank, Auct. |
A public sale of real estate ofl — {
Saturday, September 17 —— a
a 1% story house on the prem-
ises on School ‘Lane, Mt. Joy. | public sale of real estate and|
Sale at 6:30 p.m. by William | household goods, in Manor]
Walters. C. S. Frank, Auct. Millersville
Eshbach |
real es-|
household |
Township, on the
Road, in the Harry
development. Sale of
tate at 2:00 p. m,,
goods at 12:30 p. m. by Max]
Fargo and Sally Fargo, Att.-in-|
fact. Edgar Funk, auctioneer. |
evening, Sept. 16 —'
On the premises on School
Mount Joy, a 12
frame house, with all conveni-!
neces. Sale at 6:30 pm. by
Wm. E. Walters. C. S.
Auct,
Friday,
Lane, story
Tuesday, October 4 — On|
the premises 3 miles South of]
Annville, 1 mile south of the
Country Club, on the Alfred
Gingrich farm, a public sale of]
livestouk and farm machinery. |
Sept. 17—On the
40 W. High Street,
Elizabethtown, a public sale of
real estate and personal prop-
Saturday,
premises at
erty. Sale at 12:30 p. m., real] Also milking equipment. Sale|
estate at 2:00 p. m. by Dr. R.| at 12 noon by Paul H. Eber-
| ea —_— — | sole, owner.
|
. | — |
R A GUTSHALL | Saturday, Oct. 8 On the|
. { premises on Wood St., Florin, |
entire lot of]
GENERAL { household Sale at 12:30]
CONTRACTOR 13: = Sie ser]
Joy Bank, executor of the Em-|
CEMENT PAVING
ma Leedom Estate. C. S. Frank;
CEMENT CURBING is the auctioneer.
No Job Too Small —
No Job Too Large Ss
116 W. High St., MAYTOWN NEWTO N
Call Marietta 6-9179
and
goods
{ real estate
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At a recent congregation and!
organization meeting the follow-|
ing officers were elected for the!
Fresh, Roasted
i Newtown E. U. B. Church for|
the conference year of 1955-56:
Truste2 for 3 year term, Rev. |
R. H. Arndt; Church Treas,
Margarite Moore; Church Coun-
cil Secretary, Mrs. Loreen Wit-|
i : r Groce | mer; Financial Sec'y & Church]
dassinge S IY Stewart, Mrs. Martha Fogie:|
Asst. Stewart & Budget Treas.,
16 N. Market St., Mount Joy | Mrs. Grace Geltmacher; Class]
44-tfc Leader, Rev. R. H. Arndt: Asst.
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| macher;
| Jack Witmer;
i Ferich,
| and Mrs.
| cently
|S. Marine Corps.
Class Leader, Daniel Geltmach-]
er; Pianist, Mrs. Betty Brosey;
Asst. Pianist, Mrs, R. H. Arndt;
Chief Usher, Daniel Geltmach-
er; Asst. Usher, Lester Gelt-
Sunday School Gen’]
Supt., Rev. R. H. Arndt; Asst.
Supt., Jack Witmer; Secretary,
Asst. Secy., Lor-
een Witmer, Pianist, Mrs. R. H.
Arndt; Treas, Mrs. Walter
Kopp.
Supt. Primary Dept., Daniel
Geltmacher; Secy., Sandra
{ Campbell; _ Asst. Secy., Betty
Geltmacher; Pianist, Primary
Dept., Mrs. Betty Brosey; Supt.
Cradle Roll, Mrs. Grace Gelt-
macher; Lbrarians, Ruth Kopp,
Harold Witmer; Asst. Librarian,
Betty Geltmacher;
President Adult C.E. Society,
Mrs. R. H. Arndt; V. Pres,
Mrs. Edith Erb; Secretary, Mrs.
Irene Snyder; Asst. Secy., Min-
nie Gamber; Treas., Lester
Geltmacher; Pianist, Mrs. R. H.
Arndt; President Youth Fellow-
ship, Jack Witmer; Vice Pres,
Sandra Campbell; Szcy., Ruth
Kopp; Asst. Secy., Mary Kuhns;
reas., Betty Geltmacher;
President of Women’s Aid
Society, Mrs. Martha Fogie:
Vice Pres., Mrs. Pearl Brene-
man; Secy., Edith Erb; Asst.
Secy., Mrs. Grace Geltmacher;
Treas., Mrs. Loreen Witmer.
The Newtown Church wishes
to announce that it has again
secured Evangelist Joe Miller
to conduct an evangelistic Cam-
paign beginning Sunday, Nov.
13 and continuing for a period
of two weeks Watch this pa-
per for further Announcements
Rev. John Ferich, West Wil-
low was a Sunday dinner guest
of Rev. R. H. Arndt.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry Weaver were Miss Esther
Longenecker, Mr. Ben Weaver
of Marietta and Rev. John F.
West Willow.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Landis,
Lititz, visited Mr. and Mrs. Oli-
ver Witmer and family.
William Miller, son of Mr.
John Miller was re-
discharged from the U.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dan-
iel Geltmacher were Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Kieth, Brunnerville,
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Farlow, of
Hopeland, Mrs. Florence Weav-
er, Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs.
Merlin Funk and son, Mount-
ville.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Oris-
tus Wittle were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wittle and daughter,
Carol of Columbia RD; Mr.
Joseph Wittle and daughters of |
Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Char-|
les Hallgren and family, Hum-,
melstown, Mrs. Ragner Hall-
gren, Mt. Joy and Rev. O. K.
Buch, Manheim.
Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt
motored to Heshey on Sunday
afternoon to enjoy the afternoon|
concert of the Pottsband band.
Master John Geltmacher spent
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. |
Paul Kauffman and family at
Ironville.
Mr. Ray Geltmacher, Kinder-
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“a good deal more!
We're matching Pontiac's
record sales with
record-breaking trades!
You can put this down for a fact. You won't
match our deal anywhere else in town because
this one pays off double!
For a starter, you'll get an appraisal too good to
pass by. We're out to make September another
record-breaking month, and all trades are figured on
a volume basis. Your car can command a better
deal from us right now than it ever will again.
For the clincher, you'll get a car that is way
Be Careful—Drive Safely’
H. S. RISSER MOTORS
7-1366
DIAL
120 South Market Street
ahead of anything near its price : . . designed and
engineered to stay new for years,
You'll get style that sets the fashion for tomorrow.
You'll get the advanced performance of the
Strato-Streak V-8, newest engine in the industry.
You'll get the size you must have for safe corner-
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You'll get the latest innovations in springing,
brakes and steering to cushion the ride and make
driving an effortless pleasure.
Come in for the deal with the double payoff and
drive away a big, high-powered future-fashioned
Pontiac. You have the word of half a million owners
—you’ll never make
a better buy!
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THE YEAR'S GREATEST BUY!
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