Read These Pag Fire Company. Surviving are his wife Kath-' Mortuary Record ryn Elizabeth Fields Nentwig, MARTIN M. NENTWIG one daughter, Mary Ann, wife Martin M. Nentwig, 54, Mt of Paul Edward Lauver, Mount Joy R1, died Friday at 11:40 p.| J°¥ RL two stepsons, Walter J, and Robert Mt. Joy RI1,; grandson, three step.grand- children, and one brother, How- Suydam, Lancaster, m. in the St. Joseph's Hospital F . Suydam, also of a heart attack. one He had been admitted to the late Reuben and Minnie Nent- ard M. Nentwig, Manheim. wig, he was employed at the Funeral services were held Masonic Homes, Elizabethtown. Tue sday afternoon, 2:00 p. m. He was one of the organizers of at the Gerald Sheetz Funeral | the Florin Anglers and was al- Home with interment in the | SO a member of the Mount Joy Florin Cemetery. er GET IT AT {BOOTH’S SHEETS ON SALE FOR SALES DAYS CANNON SHEETS 72 ...... “oral ALE $1.99 Hou $1.99 § IR Ae ad COE $2.39 | 42 x 36 Pillow Cases Se Dish Cloths ................ ... 3 for 49c iia 950 539¢ Tea Towels 9c Frutof oom Prints 04 39¢ i $1.00 Best Made Nylons .......... 3 prs. $2.85 J Mens SS Sox. ............. 0... 2 prs. 89¢ Boys Davy Crockett Suit .. Half Price Boys Sweaters - size 4-6-8 vives 31.95 SALE OF BABY BLANKETS Regular $3.50 Sales Days Special $3.19 cee. 52.95 ay $3.25 Misses Khaki Jeans Boy's Khaki Jeans ......... $1.00 Boy's Polo Shirts ................... 79c¢ ONLY 14 TO SELL 9 x 12 ARMSTRONG RUGS $8.95 Men's Famous Prand Work Shirts $1.85 each Big Selection Ladies Aprons ....... $1.00 each Joc &39c Ankle Sox ............... 2 prs. 59¢ Girls Sweaters One-fourth off A GOOD TIME TO SEE OUR NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS Orlon - Powder Puff Muslin Tissue Gingham — Non Crush Voile Don River Fabrics — Bates Dynelow Nylon - 43c 25¢ Cae big cans 33c 29c 37c 18c 95¢ 35¢ 32c Grapefruit Juice ........... bg cans 2 for Peas . : Bartless Pears Dill Pickles Mothers’ Oats .......... Baby Foods ................ .. . 10 jars Toilet Soap .................. 4 bars Rinso White 2 cons ih, qt. jars son 2b, ee box A. WITTLE ’ ORISTUS | children, 11 great grandchild- Oristus A. Wittle, 86, New-' ren, and a brother, Clifford Wit- town. Columbia R1, died at tle, Lancaster, and a sister, Mrs. 12:01 p.m. Sunday at the resi- Sarah Walker, Lancaster. dence of his son, Charles H. Funeral services were held Wittle. also of Columbia R1, af- Wednesday afternoon at the ter an illness of one month. Heilig Funeral Home with in- Born in Newtown, he was a terment in the Newtown ceme- son of the late John and Susan (Gallacher ' Wittle, and was a life-long resident of Rapho Twp tery MRS. CLARENCE HERTZLER He was engaged in farming un Mrs. Mary A. Hertzler, fifty- til his retirement seven years nine, wife of Clarence D. Hertz- ago ler, Manheim R1, died Monday Surviving are his wife, An- at 4:05 am. at the Lancaster nie Hamilton Wittle, at home; General Hospital after an illness three daughters, Esther, wife of ©f four days. Wittle, at home; and two sons, fever Amand Charles H. and Joseph K., both of Columbia R1 Also surviving are 12 and was a mem- ber of East Petersburg Menno- | nite Church. 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OPEN EVERY DAY 9 A. es — Big Sales Days Values | Ragnar Hallgren, Mount Joy; Born in East Hempfield Twp.,' | Thelma, wife of Earl Hartzell,' she was the daughter ®of the' Nazareth R2, Miss Ruth N. late Henry G. and Adeline Le- | 1949 he won | THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa, Thursday, January 26 10 bowling team, and his wife, at 1721 E. Kiowa with their four-year-old son Jeffrey. LOCAL BASE SERGEANT NAMED FOR OCS CLASS M/Sgt. Karl Max, NCoIC of! of the Deputy for Intelligence base. Personnel ‘Services; hl Sergeant Max attended Mt. basketball team, winning the geen selected Io Officers il Joy High School where he was base championship. In 1953, he didate Schoo! at Lackland AFE | active in athletics, playing four pitched for the baseball team gue Sass will - convene duking, basketball, baseball, and last year was a member of arch. i years of : id a Sergeant Max, whose home is en i St ARMSTRONGS ASPHALT TILE Force in August, 1948, going BROWN COLOR 5c each at the present time is chief | soccer and tennis. Last year he was a member clerk of the base personnel of- the Rust Rollers Sergeant Max fice. Mary Jane, reside thru basic training and flight chief's school at Lackland. He was a boxing instructer and the base welterweight champion during his stay at Lackland. In the Air Training’ Command lightweight crown. | In 1949, Sgt. Max was dis charged. He was recalled to ac- tive duty in Jan., 1951, during the Korean conflict, and was as-, signed to McGuire AFB, N, J.,! as first sergeant of the 105th Flight Interceptor Squadron, he next went to MeGhee-Tyson AFB, Tenn., and, in 1952, mov- ed to the 5th Air Force Head-| quarters in Korea where he' worked as the chief clerk of, personnel services. He returned to the United States in March, 1953 and was assigned as chief clerk of ADC Personnel Services, later mov- ing to the ADC Inspector Gen-| eral’s office. In 1954 be became assistant secretary of the NCO Club, and GREEN COLOR “Je each GREY COLOR "le cach DO YOUR BASEMENT NOW Roof Coatings Close Out Sale (Armst rong QUAKER" ‘WALL COVERING A low-cost wall covering that's easy to clean.” It's a welcome addition to any kitchen. Miracle K-99* $1.00 per gal. Enamel surface means long-wearing beauty, too. Save money by install ing it yourself . . . it's easy! Black-5 gal. cans | following sons and daughters: | Dorothy M., at. home; J. Donald | of Lancaster; Mary Jane, wife | of Chester Schoenberger, Jr! Manheim R1; Nancy J., wife of Leroy A. Denlinger, Lancaster; * TRADE-MARK Red — Green — Silver and Benjamin A., at home: and’ three grandchildren. > gal. cans : Per Lin. Ft. The following brothers and 54 i i S 54 in. wide sisters also survive: Mrs. Elvin $3.00 per gal. ar Price Hess, Strasburg R1; Mrs. Ab- Beg at Hi) ram Kilheffer, Lititz R3: Mrs. WAS $5.95 GAL. — Elizabeth Way, Newark, N. J.: Chester Amand, Columbia Rl; and J. Henry Amand, Lititz. Funeral services will be held Thursday at the Fred Koser Funeral Home, Landisville with further services at the East Pe- tersburg Mennonite Church. In- terment will be in the adjoin- ing cemetery. Mount Joy Tile & Linoleum Co. MOUNT JOY, PA. SE SRE BIG SAVINGS During Sales Days LIBBEY'S Cut Glasses ww Phone 3-3492 TELEVISION Trayette Sets $795 D Vv COSCO Utility Table Rubbish Burners ELECTRIC Toasters REGULAR 39¢ VALUE Screw Drivers 19. $295 19” LONG Tool Boxes HEART Cake and Mold Sets DOL AR SPECIALS IN Cake Breakers 8K. Alumnium Ware $129 $995, BLACK AND DECKER Power Tools STARTER SETS IN Dinner Ware SHOPMASTER Power Tools ALL GENERAL ELECTRIC Small Appliances Reduced SPECIAL VALUES IN io Tin Ware : PLASTIC “WARE J. B. HOSTETTER & SONS WEST MAIN ST., MOUNT JOY PHONE 3-3721 FULL LINE OF MAYTAG - G. Appliances SPECIAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES K ENAMEL WARE HOC LT x
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