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ORISTUS A. WITTLE 11 great grandchild- LOCAL BASE SERGEANT
Oristus A. Wittle, 86. New-| ren, and a brother, Clifford Wit- NAMED FOR OCS CLASS
Mrs.
Fire Company.
Mortuary Record Surviving are his wife Kath-
ryn Elizabeth Fields Nentwig,|
MARTIN M. NENTWIG one daughter, Mary Ann, wife
Martin M. Neniwig, 54, Mt. ©f Paul Edward Lauver, Mount
: J.
; : Suydam, Lancaster, and Robert
m. in the St. Joseph's Hospital p Suydam, Mt. Joy R1; also
doy R1, died Friday at 11:40 p.| 3°Y Rl: two stepsons, Walter
of a heart attack one grandson, three step.grand-
He had been admitted to the children, and one brother, How-
late Reuben and Minnie Nent- ard M. Nentwig, Manheim
wig, he was employed at the Funeral services were held
m.
He was one of the organizers of at the Gerald Sheetz Funeral
the Florin Anglers and was al- Home with interment in the
Masonic Homes, Elizabethtown. Tuesday afternoon, 2:00 p.
$0 a member of the Mount Joy Florin Cemete ry.
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SHEETS ON SALE FOR SALES DAYS
CANNON SHEETS
F208 ...... .. Th 51.99
Si x08... or $1.99 #
Bh Ns. inn a $2.39 jf
2x3 Plow Cases... ......0 0c... 49
85¢ Towels
$1.25 Towels. .
18% Dish Cloths... ................. 3 for 49c
Ss Tox Towels... . ..... 0. .... 5. 2 for 95¢
8c Frull ct loom Prints ......... ....... 39¢
1 51.00 Best Made Nylons .......... 3 prs. $2.85
; Mena 55cSox....... ..........., 2 prs. 89%
| Boys Davy Crockett Suit ........... Half Price
Boys Sweaters - size 46-8 31.95
SALE OF BABY BLANKETS
‘Regular $3.50 ...... Sales Days Special $3.19
Misses Khaki Jeans ...... vai aes R205
Boys Rhoki Jeens ..................... $3.25
$1.00 Boy's Polo Shirts ....... ia 18e
ONLY 14 TO SELL
9 x 12 ARMSTRONG RUGS $8.95
Men's Famous Brand Work Shirts .. $1.85 each
Big Selection Ladies Aprons ..... .. $1.00 each
35¢& 3c Ankle Sox ............... 2 prs. 589¢
Cirle Sweaters ................ Cne-fourth off
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OUR NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
Nylon - Orlon - Powder Puff Muslin
Tissue Gingham — Non Crush Voile
Don River Fabrics — Bates Dynelow
| Grapefruit Juice ..... . ... bg cans 2 for 43¢
PSE oh 2 cans 25¢
Barfless Pears .................. big cans 33¢
Dill Pickles ...................... qt. jars 29¢
OBE... ie 2 1b. 37¢
| Mothers’ Oats ........ bln yin nisin box
Baby Foods .
Lux Toilet Soap
Rinso White ......
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town, Columbia R1, died at tle, Lancaster, and a sister
12:01 p.m. Sunday at the resi- Sarah Walker, Lancaster.
ne vices po
dence of his son, Charles H Funeral services were
ter an illness of one month Heilig Funeral Home with
son of the late John and Susan tery
Gallacher Wittle, and was a cr
| base Personnel Services, has) a
Ma attende Mt.! basketball team, winning the
held peen selected. for Officers Can-| Sergeant Max attended
Wittle, also of Columbia Rl, af- Wednesday afternoon at the didate School at Lackland AFB.
in-
Born in Newtown, he was a terment in the Newtown ceme- Narch. = ST A
| Mount Joy, entered the Air
life-long resident of Rapho Twp 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
| three daughters, Esther, wife of of four days.
| Ragnar Hallgren, Mount Joy; Born in East Hempfield Twp.,
| Thelma, wife of Earl Hartzell,! she was the daughter of
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PHONE 3-6401 MOUNT JOY,
| nie Hamilton Wittle, at home; General Hospital after an illness
the
Bl | Nazareth R2, Miss Ruth N. late Henry G. and Adeline Le-
| Wittle, at home; and two sons, fever Amand and was a mem-
| Charles H. and Joseph K., both ber of East Petersburg Menno-
8 of Columbia RI1. | nite Church. In addition to her
Also are 12 grand-husband, she 1s survived by the
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PA.
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{ | THE ‘BULLETIN, Mount Joy. Pa,
at the present time is chief | soccer and tennis. Thursday. January 26 10
clerk of the base personnel of- Last year he was a member —— Se
> 5 rs team.
M/Sgt. Karl Max, NCOIC of of the Deputy for Intelligence the Rust Rollers bowling ;
Sergeant Max and his wife,
Mary Jane, reside at 1721 E.
Joy High School where he was base championship. In 1953, he Pe
active in athletics, playing four pitched for the baseball team Kiowa with their four-year-old
> S onvene during Eo ite
The class will conv years of basketball, baseball, and last year was a member of son Jeffrey.
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Sergeant Max, whose home is
Force in August, 1948, going
thru basic training and flight
chief's school at Lackland. He
was a boxing instructor and the
base welterweight champion
during his stay at Lackland: In
1949 he won 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 McGhee-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-|
cral’s office. |
In 1954 be became assistant
secretary of the NCO Club, and
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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; |
and Benjamin A., at home: and
three grandchildren.
The following brothers and
sisters also survive: Mrs. Elvin
Hess, Strasburg R1; Mrs. Ab-
ram Kilheffer, Lititz R3; Mrs.
Elizabeth Way, Newark, N. J.:
Chester Amand, Columbia. R1;
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.
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BIG SAVINGS
During Sales Days
WAS $5.95 GAL. !
Mount Joy Tile & Linoleum Co.
Phone 3-3492 "i= MOUNT JOY, PA.
TELEVISION LIBBEY'S
Trayette Sets $7¢ 25 Cut Glasses 4c each
REGULAR 39¢c VALUE COSCO
Screw Drivers 1 O¢| Utility Table $1755
Tool Boses Rubbish Burners $169
ELECTRIC
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Cake and Mold Sets ~~ $1 29 | Toasters $995,
DOLLAR SPECIALS IN Cake Breakers 88.
Alumnium Ware
BLACK AND DECKER
STARTER SETS IN : Power Tools
Dinner Ware
SHOPMASTER
ALL GENERAL ELECTRIC
Small Appliances Reduced
. FULL LINE OF MAYTAG - G. E.
SPECIAL VALUES IN A li
. pphiances
; Tin Ware SPECIAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES
Power Tools
+ PLASTIC “WARE ENAMEL WARE
J. B. HOSTETTER & SONS
WEST MAIN ST., MOUNT JOY PHONE 3-3721
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