TO GRADUATE
FROM VILLANOVA |
John L. Lawder, 212 Park
(parade in which the group auer, Mr. Skunk.
‘received an excellent rating. |Schermick wrote the
In May, the dance orchestra
Yhe Bulletin, Mount Joy, P¢e = THE BULLETIN
Thursday. May 31 2+ Published every Thursday! Department
i "a East Main Street, Mt.
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OWL LAF F § D. Smith, IY ‘Summarizes Sgt falls ih Sohooll Susan Musser was the an- bor Lancaster's ~~ McCaskey | Avenue, Mount Joy, ‘is a-
i £1 Denes | High School. [mong four hundred ninety-|
Activities and the band played at the nouncer for the program.| match: [Pong 0 a
~~ John E. Schroll Marietta Horse Show, march- Sylvia Longenecker played ! "SINGLES five Villanova University
Mitor-Publisher, 1901-1952 The instrumental depart-| 4" "0 Armed Forced par- Fe iat I il. be ded
hool 1 ed prelude; Ann Foley, Syl-|Beaston ( D) def. Clark,|Seniors who will, awarae
ari "en ment of Donegal hugh ct 1001 ade and special groups play-| L ok Ke ie 16.1, 6-4. diplomas ‘sn ‘Monday, June 4,
Subscription Rate $2.50 per|was called upon forty-one 4 gn Le Lancaster Princi- Vid : ongenecker, athleen Oberholizer (D) def. Kna-|When the suburban Philadel-|
year by Mail times for special music dur- pals Association meeting. Brown and Shelby Chunko 6-3, 6-4 phia Institution holds it's!
Advertising rates upon re- jpg the school year. Under [played piano solos; Ste ven | V¢ Tr 6-4, 6-4. . a \ : yl
. a The band played for two Groff (D) def. Greenberg 113th graduation exercises.
= quest. the direction of H. Morrell nro iil D rou M Kaylor, Jerry Snavely and], hag : . ° .
gutered at the post office Shiells, the school band, ay & ps, ari. Jeffrey Dolan sang a vocal -1, 7-5. |
= a! Mount Joy, Pa., as second- tance | Orchiostias, etta and Maytown. trio: Carol Stepert Lurry| Craul (D) def. Williams | Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. |
== clgs mail under the Act of| Sane wll groups presented Future events include the paper Sand Johnson Eber. (6-3, 8-6. | iy —
3, 1879 ; os fy band's engagement at the glo enacted a dramatization Etsell (DY def, Myers 6-0, |) NE ;
M@nber, Pennsylvania News- p : Children’s Fair, Marietta, Tre Ride to Animal Town"; 5-3 Qy J yo
pager Publishers Association Last fall the events inclu-/mp =o hes in. al-| x . DOUBLES \ a
di Ephrata, El e dance orchestra will al-|pathleen Brown, Jerry Ober, hy JES
—|ded parading in Ep Hol n a. so play for the Children’s joyce Beamenderfer, Gail | ,D¢aston and Oberholtzer Rug 1 eld
rt Re gee htown, New j ag Fair and will play for spec- guhringer. Shelby Mi (D) def. Knaver and Clark. VAY |
Hay ecor and Mount Joy; dance aN% jal dances held in conjune- Sylvia = Longenecker, Patty Greenberg and Williams ( YT OV
—dance in Mount Joy spon tion with the summer play- Cople, Philip Gable and Jas. (M) def. Groff-and Craul.
. |sored by the School and gy, his in Columbia, Mari- Kyle enacted a playlet "The | — GE EE hii
HARRY AMOS DERR Home Association; special] Joo 01 Mount Joy. ot oR Pray Fol
| Harry Amos Derr, 276 group to the Evangelical mies {ff rtm oy ol Di hn oe HAVE YOUR CANVAS
BY A WISE OWL Marietta Avenue, Mount Joy| Congregational church, Mt. h 8 ae hisids presented {
[died at his residence Tues- Joy; concert at the Mt. Joy : ¢ oe |
EL day evening at 7 p. m. after| farm show: instrumental T ird Grade John Brown u |
Look, you guys, It's a long an illness of five months. He group for the farm show; G1 e Pp o Se drums; an 8 t i grade
way to the bottom of 79 years old. Husband concert in the local E U. B.! ves r gram ang Hon MADE NOW - Order Now ...Pay Later |
column. If you don’t Edith Crowl Derr. |church; participating in he! A puppet show written and | teacher in charge of the pro- Complete Awning Service!
ate with me and help to fill Member of the St. Marks Mt. Joy and Marietta Hal-| directed by Shelby We Measure, Give Free Estimates, Sew and Hang
. : B. Church, Mt. Joy. loween parades and partici- . Awnings of Top Quality Material. | :
it. by sending in some good "is was presented in a special
’ : Git Have 10 Son of the late Elias ond pating in Je bay Sombetl ir grade program last|™ FOR FREE ESTIMATE PHONE COLUMBIA 48101
“owl lafls” you e Ellen Kephner Derr. ornition at the izabethtown| in the local elementar ’ . :
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put up with the Newville, Cumberland College homecoming. Tie school. The puppet Show on. Or. H Killheffer Haldeman S$ Upholstering & Awning Co.
“corny ones’. County, Pa.. He was a resi- Jast engagement brought theo," «Tha Animals Ball” oO 11th & SPRUCE STS. COLUMBIA; PA.
vou know the old owl is| iden of Mount Joy and vici- sehool band a first Price. ‘had the following characters ptometrist | _—
and don’t get a-| DIY for the past 50 years. In November, special gehermick and John MANHEIM as
the|sirumental groups played at Loney, Mr. and Mrs. Bear; 163 S. Charlotte St.
getting old, Former employee of
{the librarians’ conference in| Sylvia Shields and Jeffrey Telephone 5.2942
round much anymore tO S€C nr. Standard Corp.
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sud heat the things Bia | Surviv ing are his wife, Millersville and at Heart|p,gihorne, Mr. and Mrs. Mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30
going on! and a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Haven; dance orchestra play- |Deer; Joyce Beamenderfer, Tues, Fri, Sat. 7-9 P. M.
|E. Allen, at home, and two| ed for a school dance; the| preg’ Fox: Carol Waltz and ELIZABETHTOWN |
9 0 | grandsons. | Bottlers played in Columbia] Jean Waltz, Mr. and Mrs. 2nd Floor Clauss]
“Les” Kaylor was install Funeral services will be and the band escorted Sante) |Rabbit; Donald Flowers and Phone 7-4163
led into the "‘absent- -minded| held Saturday at 2:00 pm. Claus to Lancaster. In “| Larry Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Sue ro Ag nS
professors club” recently — at the Heilig Funeral Home.|cember the dance La Squirrel and Judy Buchen- -
— -— He came home one Interment in Henry Eberle! played for a dance in the El- ho A Eoin
night last week, put the car Cemetery. Friends may calljizabethtown high school, for,
in the garage, and left the Friday, 7 to 9 p.m. at theja dance sponsored by the Mt.! (ew p cle or Dan nl
motor of the car run — — |Heilig Funeral Home. Joy Merchants’ and for a Gon L
> ————— Is a . A brass sextet
The next day when he got {school dance sextet et More ow ices
TC went to get the car CLARENCE H, ENGLE |Plaved at the school Christ Kills Infectious Germs on Contact— Restores Hair to Health | on More Items More Days of the Week!
out of the garage, he (yapence H. Engle, 73, of Mas conc ert. Ques has discovered a Medicine |ing, washing away dirt, oil and foreign | h
cored what he had done, and, |Topeka, Kansas, died May January highiighis were that kills dandruff germs by the thou- | matter plugging up hair follicles so hair |
1k fc 1S, wm em 3 tf sending Ronald Hawthorne sands relievesitching,inflammationand can “breathe” again. MFD stimulates !
had to wa rg |27, following an illness o 3 di t band. In Febru spothes irritated skin areas. Named |blood flow to scalp, nourishing hair Ot ANG RC sr TON sip sol ee Co ol TAs
Must be that ‘virus? that’ $ several years. 1 Jie! anc RB e Ty MPD, this Medicine dissolves flaking | roots, helping keep hair healthy and at-
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wouse| Mary Hess Engle of Rapho| J h
A man who owned a} I 2 PRO dance orchestra played for a oersey Fres

in Fast Donegal Township Township. 3
In he was tired of it| Mr. Engle was manager of School dance and two nights OLIVER S A GER & SON
a i wanted to move| the Topeka Branch of the al the Lions’ Club Minstrel
A Show; The bottlers played

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powered realtor to
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He is survived by his wife,
or the local Cub Scout ban-|
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11 show. In arch seven stu-| \
day his eye lit on the per-jthe former Frankie Haske t taved 3 t oe . = . xtra Fancy Coliossa P iced
ig lof Topeka, and the following] dents played in county or-| - original vy 4
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hildren:
>hoto the realtor had whip-|€
Bed up for the paper. He, g'€, Jr., Washington, D. C,;
gazed at the copy for several Mary Helen Streeter, Calif-
Franklin Engle, To-
a school assembly, the dance]
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in Columbia and 14 students
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band was taken to see the Rock Drillin ei
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three the other morning, P. McGinley, Mount as ean Hi-C Kel 0 ’s or 8-01 Cc 12
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