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he Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa, Thulsday, May 4
PUBLIC SALE
Newlowd Schooliouse & Household Goods

Saturday, May 5, 1956
2-Room School House
with modern heating plant, good slate roof, electricity and
three quarters of an acre of land situated in the village of
Newtown, Rapho Township.
Also at the same time and place, Houschold Goods,
including Keely Cook Stove, large &tension table, couch,
beds, oil stove, kitchen chairs, kitchen utensils, lard cans,
crocks, jars, Radio, cupboard, kitchen cabinets, 20 black-
boards, pictures, piano, oil lamps, 300 tobacco lath, plant
flats and many other articles too numerous to mention.
ALSO ANTIQUES
Tables, dishes, Dutch cupboard, bureau, Chest of drawers,
tables, beds, coverlets, quilts, rag carpets, chests, cradle
wood chest, flour chest, irons. ete.
R. H. Arndt
C. S. Frank, Auctioneer
Saturday, May 5, 1956 1:00
Claude Zellers. Clerk
Sale on School Grounds,
Personal property will be sold
17-2¢
P. M. E. D. Saving Time.
PUBLIC SALE
— OF asm
USED LUMBER
Saturday, May 5th, 1956
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON
The undersigned will sell in Landisville, along the
Old Harrisburg Pike, East of the Hotel, the following
white pine lumber taken from a large barn:
268 JOISTS 6x7” x 50’
3 JOISTS 7" x 117 }
GIRDFRS 11” x 13" x
x13" x
9 Oo!
2 GIRDERS 11” 18
1 WALL PLATE 6” x 15%" x 50’
1 WALL PLATE 6”, x 15%", x 18
5 ,
GIRDER POSTS 6”: x2" X.7
6 GIRDER POSTS 3” x 11"'x 7’
7,000 FT. SHEETING BOARDS
1,500 FT. TONGUE AND GROOVE BOARDS
1,200 FT. CORN CRIB BOARDS
6” x 8’ x 50’ LOGS
77” x. 8” x 50° LOGS
4" x6" x 12 LOGS
6” x6 x 18 LOGS
9” x 11” RAFTER PLATES
2X 4s AND 3 x 4's
LO T OF BRACES
54 RAFTERS 50° LONG
50 FEET OF ANGLE IRON
v ARIOUS SIZES OF DOORS
12’ x 15° BARN DOORS WITH TRACK
WINDOW SASH, FEED CHEST, 8’ FEET LONG
DOUBLE DOORS, 712” x 8
22 4 x 5° OAK GATES
: 30PIECES 3” x4’ x 9
FP 6 5’ x 6° OAK ROLL DOORS
SCANTLING
2,300 FT. 2” x 12”: PLANKS.
J. H. Ruhl, Auct.
18-1c¢
PUBLIC SALE
OF —
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Saturday, May Sth; 1956
AT :30 O'CLOCK P.'M.
12
Tae undersigned will offer at public sale on the
premises located at the intersection of the Manheim-Mt.
Joy Road and the Colebrook Road, in the village of |
Sporting Hill, County of Lancaster and State of Pennsyl-
vania a
2, STORY
FRAME DWELLING
and other improvements erected on a lot containing One
hundred four feet, more or less, on the North side of the
Manheim-Mt. Joy Road, and extending in depth of that
width, Northwardly Two hundred fifteen feet, more or
less to a public alley .
AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE THE FOLLOWING:
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Including antiques, will be offered for sale: Bedroom
suites, couch, corner whatnot, lamps, Boston rocker,
night stands, wooden chest, drop-leaf table, oil stove, two
coal stoves, gas stove, Norge refrigerator, extension
Eli Ginder
Closed
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“Soil Stewardship Honor Roll
Week May 6-12: (From page 1)
ww WW TY WEEE WNT ee ae age
| ler, Darlene White,
Cunningham,
| Kimber Lippeatt,
Carlotta Sager, Patricia yin clayton Showalter,
Cee ws eS Eee
|
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Charles | Karen Gutshall,
John Dick, | den, Joanne Johnson,
John Mar- | Roberts, Linda
Fay | Kathleen Sload,

Linda Hay-
Sandra
Shireman,
Doris Geib,

[Mumper, Mildred Frank Kay| pc. Rebecca Richards [Judy Rice, Deba Weather-
Secretary of Agriculture Bauserman, Jean Mumma, | David Hess, Jere Koser, Wil- | wax, Geoffry Mariner and
Ezra Taft Benson today ur: patricia Mihalik, Ronald y,,,, Nissley, Phyllis Brown, Kenneth Shearer.
ed widespread participation) Marley, Joseph Grable, Joan| a Aa
in Soil Stewardship Week, | Gilbert, Mary Smith, and
May 6-12 and in Soil Ste- Robert Shireman, sopho-
wardship Sunday which be- nhores.
gins the observance on May ninth graders on the see FURTHER FOR, A
6. He said he is suggesting] ond honor roll are Jackie KNO Gop
that all Departent employ- Mariner, Sally Ann Holling
“as good citizens of the
| S65 er, Ronald Sager, Robert
|communities in which they] Brandt, Sylvia Mumper, Ju-
live and work, assist as ap-|gith Heisey, Nancy Moyer,
| propriate in locally- planned Marlene Metzler, Joanne
during this week.” | Hart, Joyce Berrier, Donald
“All of us should have alWhite, Fdith Weaver, Terry
daily awareness of the spiri-| Schofield, Joan Shuman,
tual values of conserving Daniel Mowrer, Carl Hamlin
and wisely using soil, water, Robert Cunningham, Ardis
plants, and wildlife,” the] | Wolgemuth, Doris Moyer,
Secretary said, ‘The forth- [Rita Jchnson, Harriet Haw-
coming observance is a spec- thorne, Gerald Grove, Kath-
ial time in which conserva-{leen Goodall, Nancy Fellen-
tion groups, farm, church, baum, Charles Shaffner, Jay
youth, and civic organiza- Lehman, Ralph Rice, Ronald
tions will join in helping to/Corll, Thelma Good, James
create this awareness by all Ruhl, Randy Mateer, Donald
our citizens.” Clark, James Zuck, Ronald
Local soil conservation dis-| Pennell, Larry Henderson,
tricts throughout the nation Evelyn Esbenshade, Marie
are sponsoring the observ-/Ebersole, Emalou Grable
ance in cooperation with lo- Thomas Chunko, Gary Gill-
cal and national church lead- ham, Grace Yeagley, and
ers. An advisory committee Marlene Sinegar, eighth
representing the National grade.
Council of Churches of Christ] geyenth graders are Ken-
in the U.S.A, the National heh Brubaker, Miles Lauv-
Catholic Rural Life Confer- er, John Mattera, Jeanette!
ence, Presbyterian Church in! A: ley, Roger Packer, Don-
the U.S.A. and the National 5 Charles, Sylvia Emen-
Lutheran Council aided the pajser Connie White, Glenn
National Association of Soil peifer. Robert Raber. John
Conservation Districts in| Winters, Sandra Barnhart,
Iplanning the national observ-| jean Coller, Carol Goepfrick,
ance. (James Harnish, James Kreid-
We in the Department of] er, Dorothy Hitz, Joanne
| Agriculture sincerely wel- jinard, Carol Marley, Rob-
come the spiritual help this! erta Marshall, Sandra Mil-
special week will give
carrying out our responsibili-|
tise to all our people for Local Holstein
| helping farmers and ranch-
Sipirig farm Herd Registered
ters who wish to become bet-|
[ter stewards of natural re- Under Own Name
Sources,” the Secretary said! Vi. — Harry
“We must be ever mindful H. Musser, Ir. Mount Joy
pt he Earth 15 heirs has been given the priv-
HOTS an is inseparable ilege of the exclusive use
from its soil, water, a: - “ 4
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\I' resources. e are $e . :
tin ah ha pe © herd name in registe
€ ‘ustoaians o ese a- : :
Hel Daa 4 Ie nas purebred Halstein - Friesian
al resources, whic S hi 3 i
be np I Fa cattle. This prefix name is
C SS¢ or N 0
® Da to 3 di Us: C1581 granted and will be record-
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tions, : . 4
f | Association of America.
| Over 1300
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us in

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prefixes were
A Fine Line of Stylish Frames breeders in
N ; 1955.
SE we
JL SKIN ITCH
Should be examined every HOW TO RELIEVE IT.
2 years!
J. S. Belsinger
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IN JUST 15 MINUTES,
If not pleased, your 4)c back at
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Afler 18 Years in Charge zema, insect bites, foot itch, oth.
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PUBLIC ‘SALE

Friday Eve’g, May 4, 1956
IN THE BOROUGH OF ELIZABETHTOWN, IN PEACH
ALLEY.
Annual Spring House Cleaning Sale
Things and More Things
SOME ANTIQUES
Sale to start at 6:30 P. M.,
made known by
when conditions will be
Gerberich & Mertz,
Landis & Garman,
Auct.
Clerks
Walter Dupes
HAVE YOUR FARMLANDS LIMED NOW
BY A MODERN SPREADER LIKE THIS...
table, rockers, clocks, mirrors, Victrolus and records, ta- |
bles, old fashioned chairs, pictures, sinks, oil lights, jelly &
cupboards, bureaus, old music box, old dishes, occasion-
al chair, kitchen cabinets, wash stands, three chests, step |

ladder, lawn mower, butchering furnace, books and
bench, toilet set, rag carpets, throw rugs, quilts, iron [4%
ketiles, dough trays, iron trough, garden tools, one i :
Br =
brooder house 10x12: two range houses, electric brood- |
er stove, metal nests, range and house feeders, foun
tains ond troughs and other articles too numerous to
mention.
Property will be offered at 2:00 p.m. Premises may
be inspected by contacting the undersigned. Terms and
conditions will be made known by
Benjamin K. Brandt
LITITZ R. D. 2. |
Administrator of Annie K. Walters, Deceased |
Henry E. SS Sr
Erb & Hess—Clerks
Richard M. Martin— Attorney.
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