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Nf ] viously, he was a farmer. | was a member of the Reformed ternoon with interment in the| B : . F kli , THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.)
Mortuary Record | In addition to his wile, he is| Church, Washington, D. C Pairview Cemetery, Manheim enjamin rankin Thursday, November 10 7
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Ib : 1 survived by a son, Ezra M., at Surviving in addition to hex nn
ALBERT J. HERMAN : :
t Albert J. Herman. 58. of 376 home, and one grandchild parents and husband, are a son, p11 A. CHOOSES OFFICERS ‘Honored In 1956 Six Students To
ry." os arse EL . - { Ronald H., University Hills, se
Main St., Landisville, died at] ay : ihe . Patricia Funk was chosen y i
4:15 p.m, Friday at his home| MRS. HENRY G. DANNER |Md. and a daughter Eileensat! of the F.H.A. (Future Baer S Almanac F N
4 of a heart attack. | Mrs. Myrtle Heistand Danner home Home makers of af Benjamin Franklin, rich in Compete or ew
He was a son of the late Al-| 46, wife of Henry G. Danner, Also surviving are three ponegal High for the school ¢ inhord®
as a ¢ ate / | 46, ) ‘ i rotor Verne BE Heistond ; wat chs wisdom and “Poor Richard” in .
bert F. T. and Sally Gerber | died Tuesday at 6:30 a. m my romers, a Thy Ry a year Joanne Dery id . os pen name only, is honored in S h | h
Herman, and the husband of her home, 7600 Colesville Rd. and Wilbur ( leistand, both ep y'ce president; Shirley Metz the 1956 edition of Baer's Agri- C 0 ars Ips
ed, Orpha Maderia Herman. A | University Hills, Md, following of Saran 2d David D. Hels, for, secretary; i ken cultural Almanac, published Six outstanding seniors at N d U d G
member of the Salunga Church! a long illness tand, Lancast r treasurer, Hazel By yooh! ¥ for the 131st year at Lancaster. Donegal High School have com ew an se uns
of the Brethren, he conducted| She was born in Salunga, the, Funeral services will be held reporter; Alverta Ney, histori ate ; under| pleted in the new, multi-mill'on DEER RIFLES SCOPES — SHELLS
ler a woodworking shop at his | daughter of Simon H.. and Ber- in the Fred Koser Funeral an; and Phyllis Wolgemuth, 4 TOD hons ap Hl dollar National Ni rit Scholar i. ‘
ar- home for the past 13 vears. Pre J tha Denlinger Heistand. She Home, Landisville Friday af- song leader a i i on r-| ship Program, Principal W. 1 REVOLVERS BINOCULARS
— ration o € di & ibs : v
he - sary of Franklin's birthday on! Beahm, announced today. These HUNTING CLOTHES HUNTING KNIVES
- Jan. 17, 1706, and Baer’s pays, high ranking local students INSULATED BOOTS
tribute to this notable fellow| were aiming at some 200 four -
Pennsylvanian as the most fa-| year college scholarships that Good Trade In Allowance Ceneral Merchandise
Y mous almanac editor of them! can carry up to full tuition and eet eee eee es esse tees
8 all” living expenses, depending up 1
3 vig ae)
It quotes a few of his max-|°" te fiftase! Hoty of Vib THOME S GENERAL STORE
. het | Winner, inners wi ye chosen . J
11 ims, such as “Well done is bet onthe basis of their ibility: to FREE PARKING PHONE $-4812
ter than well said,” and ‘‘Drive “30. as > !
thy business or it will drivel profit from a higher education STCRE HOURS 8:00 A. M 10:00 P. M
i | hue Falla 2 A cher
d | thee,” and offers a reprint of | Sue Pellenbaum, Asher Hal
AE i Franklin's own summary of bleib, Miriam Ren, Emily Nis
aE 2 the “Best of Poor R chard” i sley, Miriam Roland, and Peg
LE ! Bauer's. Al e. the 4 | gy Wolfe, are the seniors who
Jaer's Almanac e treasur- ; :
xf : | took reliminar sereening
1 | ed household reference volume oo Dre imi wh mn
tthe. Dutch. test given in the high school on
x of 3 FY vania Oct. 26, as the first step. The
> since 1825, foretells a blustery ies ic
Ate Now Years Dav | competition is open to all sec
RI. Yew Jcatg vay, p ensont wea ondary schools, and is the larg
Ly 3 ther for Easter, storms for :
hr : : y . est program of its kind
2s § Memorial Day, sunny skies for| T™ : 3 .
RIC the Fourth of July, winds for! }e Program is Is best for
A Labor Das and a changesbl conducted by the National Mer-
CO Aabor Day, and a changeable! | We EER i
2 ! spell for. Chrsitmas it Scholarship Corporation, an
EX i It notes thot 1936 will be independent, non-profit educa- J CHICK WEED CONTROL mn
2 | By To wit tional org nization set up by lv
oe Leap Year, and offers this ad- grants of $20,500.000. Aimed at
: . nee > girls : :
; {i oe to young pips ; the discovering and helping the he ALFALFA
\ avery rOCO 0 70 0
; i ’ ih Meg Be most talented students in the J
. xciting chances are at han N vai: i
As A nd i youre Wise and. roll country, the Merit program 1 fh, IND cen
3 . pe permits the winners, known as A
2 your eyes i i
> A ! | Merit Scholars, to choos2 any gre
> osthaste vou’ rear « red- : : 4
ne ly Wear Wed | accredited college or university % & RA BERRIES
: Aa and any course of study
: a | Y id Aa to close Love's fin- Some 800 runners-up in the
al link oe :
20 E #tonds entire Leap Year competition will be awarded Order yours now from your dealer or
ae “i tl wen} | Certificates of Merit, and their
LE) rough eae a a r
ol A 1's best to make | names will be announced to all
a! eee (Shee 1, €. EHRLICH CO
1im thin ;
og ; : agencies as students of unusual @ ®
TTY R epeatedly, HE's asking YOU. ability.
| And once the girl has her Colleges chosen by the Merit
Eo swain firmly hitched, she can| Scholars will receive “scholar- 736 E. GHESTNUT ST.
keep him happy with recipes ships™ too, for the Merit Pro
for such delicacies as Pennsyl-| gvam also helps the undergrad 4 Phone 3-2489 Laneaster, Pa.
3 y vania Dutch potato salad, con-! yate colleges. In return for ed
. : ; ‘ :
This Attractive Sign of Heavy Gauge Steel tributed by Mrs. George M.| ucating the Merit Scholar, the
> Te Leader, wife of the state's gov-| college can receive a grant up| — . EE Tw t
. - ernor, and pumpkin pie, a fa-! to $3,000 I-
Beautiful Green Background With White Letters vorite of Mrs. Edward M. Kes-| The National Merit Scholar % se
sler, wife of the State Senate ship Corporation offers its fa U ty E SiC pm
Finance Committee Chairman. | cilities and services withaut ~ ®t.
i 1*“The almanac. as usual, econ-| charge to organizations and in & i ( 0 | F
! “5 (010) tains many kernels of weather| dividuals interested in offering |
O 1 3 wisdom, such as these: scholarships and conforming ti VA EB I w
n y | “If a new moon falls on a its standards. Such scholarships
Saturday. expect 20 days of will bear the name of the spon a;
rain.” soring company
“If sun shines through an ap 9
At The ple tree on Christmas, there BIRTHS
will be an abundant crop next -
summer.’ Mr. and Mrs. Luke Fahnes
we And this one, from Herbert tock, Rl, 2 daughter,
| OUNT OY hi 2 B. Krone, venerable reporter Pray at Lancaster General er
EN 2 spita
! i ‘When the locust trees bloom, Dias : : | : a
I the Pennsylvania Dutch say, Mr. and Mis Wallace Bing
you may safely take off your 5 daughter, hy. 8% Lanes!
long winter underwear.” General Hospi ; .
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Hald
{ eman, Manheim R2, a daugh
i ter, Saturday at Lancast
General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hess
Florin, a son, Saturday, at the
Lancaster General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Marlin O. Frey,
| 118 Columbia Avenue, an
| nounce the birth of a son Sun-
day at Lancaster General Hos
i pital
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