JLING 1g nue A. CTS Oils ils : Tubes 3-9331 rt 7 AKER linting g gy ‘ubaker i Ee ~ > 5S ries 3-4604 LING tor oy \. ———— — SON TINGL e 3-5983 — INS \ TION cation eries 3-9162 'ires ITH . JOY and ~ Bldg. OY Dl, Gedrgia; ‘Grace Pfost, D, fhe Bulletin, Mount foy, Pa. _ Thursday, August 2 * MAYTOWN --_|Hershey-Long E Clan Meets Louise Waltheim E. U. B. Churcl Dupler Urges V t¢ r Camp near Allentown for oO Cc S {past week. | Mrs. Mabel Houseal Iis| Register jof Mr. and Mrs. William | sary of the landing of the ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ket Street, enjoyed twelve Mr, and Mrs. George Berrier® . . |Hollenbaugh at Ephrata. OUT ON A LIME two families in the United Clayton Brenneman, on Sun-idays visiting Copenhagen, will be in charge of them Top Prices Paid For Good In a statement to the Bul-| My and Mrs. Arthur Dup-| By. Stumpy McCulloch States from Appenzelle, day, and also called on Mr. Denmark. He is stationed games a letin today, Paul Hipple, De- jer and family attended the| y * Py * Switzerland. One of the in- and Mrs. Norman Kolp. (near Nurnberg, Germany. Officers of the clan are:§g li Wh mocratic Registration Reunion at the Eliza-| Marriage ain't half as bad as som teresting features of the ga-| Miss Mary Hamilton was a Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Her- Gordon Berrier, President: Qua ity ea man for Mount Joy Boro, pethtown Park on Sunday.| people make it scem. It has its ad thering was a large copy of dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. shey of East Petersburg, vis- Gerald Berrier. Vice-presi- said, “that women could The Dupler children partici-| vantages, Only a married man can live {he Hershey Family Crest/ Jacob Hamilton at Mount Joy ited the latters parents Sun- dent; Mrs. George Berrier, 8 have and should have a POW-ipated in the program. ton less than 4 single pa. He has to or Shield. On the upper part on Sunday. day evening. Secretary; Martin Heisey,® erful voice in government. | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glos- If you like lookin at trees the Shield is a brown deer| Mrs. Viola Bricker spent Mr. John Day took a bus Treasurer. x Phone Mount Joy 33-9791 Thet Jostens 8 pow (Sok and moved from| muchas I do, this earth is prety ON @ green back ground, un- Sunday and Monday with load of play ground children a _— LT a at cou y a i etown to the Mohr Ap-| nice. And if you do, there's some. derneath is an arrow and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Me- to Hershey Park on Wednes-| Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. r ter the whole pattern of artment house. thin you can do about keeping our three stars on a white field. C urdy at Palmyra. day forenoon. : pli ANSE REA modern life if wisely used”,| Mrs. : Bertha Landis has forests green aod full, Theres a We are told that hersh means, npr and Mrs. David Geib Mr. Vere Shoemaker, of he added. been visiting at the home of] paign how, to keep our forest), 4... which ha thing Jainbridge, e ed a birt : safe from fire, called “Keep Amer. “7 r which has something ,,,q children and Mrs, Ruth Bainbridge, enjoyed a birth- Mr. Hipple went on to ex-{Mr. and Mrs. Norman Blot-| jca Green.’ Prominent men are to do with the original Her- Klugh spent a week at Slate day card shower recently. our National|lenberger. Mr. plain, that in Capitol this year, sixteen] and Mrs. Ben women — an all time high—|and family are visiting Ben’ s| oN have been collected from old Grand Canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Street. are exerting country-wide, parents at Marietta R1. They tombstones, and Bible and i " called on frend A pen-pal writes about houses in| 05 I and John Stoner and family, cal- ~ even wor wide in uence C4 s in town on| his lst letter to me. He save he's “OU! ecords. : 1¢ Shield is led on them on Saturday. ENE by helping shape Federal | Friday evening. ! planning to buy one and settle down, @ real work of art made by| memes {ll Smee 0 39 MANHEIM R. D. 2 PA. laws. These ladies represent] Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth De-| just as soon as some one invents a a specialist in Philadelphia, Ti GR oe A Pi Hawaii and fourteen States Poe and family from Lancas-| lawn that sheds once a week. who has done much work a- Allegewyindign tribe fu MEMORIALS - from Maine to Dregon, and ter were Sunday visitors in| 5 or > Ei long the line of Family, is believed to have been the town. ome of the older folks around (ag 2 on Be Wann Aes Pan . SLY serve on varied congression- tows. Detnoay. the. fact thas dro Oras A number are for foundation for the name of AYTO sale al committees. Eight are De-| Jay Houseal while mowing | mocrats; 8 are Republicans; his lawn with a ‘rotary mo- One serves in the Senate. 7 wer’ lacerated three toes. are widows of former Con- gressmen, and one is the mo-| tended the baseball game on ther of a Congressman. Four Sunday at Philadelphia: Ben| Walter Potter, popular Maryland | older elders sat and chatted | E distributor of those chain saws named : have had previous experience Bolsa, Jr., Jere Henderson, | after me, says the best way to locate a about the virtues of the| $ s rees ence as members of their Larry Henderson, Geo. Glat-| parking place is just to circle the clan. | ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) E d G d g State Legislatures. |tecker, Jr., David Greer,| block. You'll see the car ahead pullin The following officers H U S E H SL D G D S X cavati n g an ra In Removed » = i: | Robert Houseal, Henry Ear-| into it. were elected for the 1 names i these femin- hart, John Singer, Norman| al Xx year: president Mr “I ng! Cellars, Trenches, Etc. ilte representatives are as H 0 “7 Amazingly, many of the things j °° vi AL arry | follows: Edna F. Kelly, D.| ouseal, Charles Houseal,| we depend upon depend upon Hershey, Hershey, Pa.; vice] Saturday, Aug. 1 1, 1 956 New York: Cecel M. Harden | |David Houseal, Lester Rice-| wood: baseball bats, picnics, hunt- pres., Mr. John C. Hoffman: R. Indiana; Edith Nourse |dorf, Eugene Sioad, Herbert Roger, R, Mass.; Katherine Blond sy St. George, R, New York: hs 1 Er am Karel Frances P. Bolton, R, Ohio; Ly mer henk, North . Bdith Green, D, Oregon: Lous b xerald Linde muth , Cova Knutson, D, Minn; Dive, Gary " Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, Jr. Robert Frank, Donald] R, Maine; Elizabeth Kee, D,| W. Virginia; Leonor K. Sul- livan, D, Missouri; Iris Raber, Ray Kendig, Carl Sa- ger, Charles Gerber, Robert Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Don| Wilkinson. Mrs. Lawrence Barnhart] returned on Sunday night] from a visit to Massac husetts| and New Hampshire. Idaho; Martha N. Griffith, D, Michigan}. : Marguerite Stitt Church, “R, ‘Mrs. Joseph R. Farrington, R., delegate, Hawaii, and Ruth Thompson, - Mrs. Ruth Henderson spent R, Michigan. th ke g “These ladies are doing an at AL ic) out-standing job, Mr. Hip- Mrs. Clair Cochran visited ple declared, and they are i > setting a splendid at the home of Mr. and Mrs. example Ray Fryberger on Thursday. of the importance of women Mr. and Mrs. William in government. The femiiine! Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. segment of this great land|wyjier returned on Saturday can truly be proud of these from a tour of the West. ladies and would do well to They traveled 9,250 miles.| try to ae their perfor- nvr. Smith reports that he mance, e stressed. now has visited every State| However, here in Mt. Joy in the United States. the chairman remarked, a; A bus will leave the square] recent survey of the voting at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 8 i : Ad : I districts has disclosed scores for the picnic at Rocky of women who are not regis- Springs. A special amuse- tered.” He issued an appeal to all these ladies to cast a- side their secret and old- fashioned objections about voting and urged them to “sign-up” with Special reg- istrars who will sit in Mount Joy Borough at the property of H S. Newcomer & Son, Main & Barbara Sts. Friday, August 18. Doors will be op- en from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. and from 7 p.m. until 10 p. m. “If you ment ticket can be purchased for $1.00 each from the su- perintendent of the local Sunday Schools. These tick- ets entitle the bearer to 3 hours on all rides except the speed boat. Donald Miller from Landis- ville is visiting in town. Mr. Ray Fryberger is a patient at St. Joseph's Hos- pital. one of these fine days, may result in equal pay for wo- men. This, and many oth- plained, you will be doing er benefits can and will ac- your share to increase the crue from your participation in Democracy, the Chairman concluded.” { register and vote tins year, Mr. Hipple ex- influence of women in State and National affairs, which High-Grade Livestock Fly Spray | 1 gallon $1.95 Bulk in your container $1.75 ” ORTHO FLY BAIT .......... : . 5 1b. $1.69 Diazinon Fly Killer ...... pts. $3.00 HESS BROS. BOX 221 FLORIN Phone Mt. Joy 3-6045 | | { | ~~... FOR HUNDREDS OF ACCIDENTS INVOLVING YOUR HOME, FAMILY, DOMESTIC EMPLOYEES, PETS. Our popular new COM- PREHENSIVE FAMILY LIABILITY coverage pro- tects you against costly lawsuits which threaten you daily. Pays for all damages to policy limits and provides court and legal expenses. Buy it as part of a Nationwide auto policy at less cost than FLORIN J . MT.*JOY 345733 J ER Ya 5 AR A | & kM Fu i» = ing Elizabethtown 7-5391. Sale to commence at attended, [spending a week at the home| Horts | The following persons at-| 2-Family Dwelling . containing 14 rooms. the best producers'in this area. joins farm. The Hershey-Long Reu ion was held Saturday, Ju 1 The decendents of Jacob ar Susan Long Hershey celebrated the | working to make certain we've got sche of Switzerland. places to hunt and work and get lumber to build houses. 09 younger generation just ain't actin 2.00 each and wit | like their fathers. After knowing @ suitable frame will make al | some of the fathers for so many worthwhile years I'm certain that’s a good sign. vour * ornament fc drawing Room ing and water. Without forests we'd secretar y, Mrs. Ids 1 AT 1:00 O'CLOCK P. M. have none of these: no place tc Marietta: Roi aM Caney. 1 v PH 0 N E M 0 U N T J 0 Y 3 - 4 7 5 3 hom, no pla ae to gather water for py... MB valet ary a LOCATION—In Stauffertown, 2 mile east of Mount the cities and industries, no place , ° BRE arieita; : | fo picnic on hot days and no wood | treasurer, Mrs. Jennie Boyles Joy, Pa. on the Manheim and Mount Joy Road. to make those fiber-tough bats that Lancaster; historian and re- j= = ” Fehon —— will make future Joe DiMaggios porter, Mrs. H. W. Cover. of | Kalamazoo Coal Range out of the local sand lotters. Landisville. The Clan thunder storm * * * Friend of mine was tryin to break [ his son of exaggerating. One day re- { cently, young Billy rushed into the last Saturday adjourned in to room his dad asked him if he'd prayed tor forgiveness. Dr.H.C Killheffe “Yes,” Billy said solemnly, “God | said it was all right. He said he thought it was a bear too when he Optometrist | first saw it.’ * * * MANHEIM a 163 S. Charlotte St. A Texas friend of mine was visit- fiohe 5.0042 |ing Australia. This feller saw a | kangaroo for the first time and Mon. & Wednes. 9-5:30 despite the fact that he was a Texan | Fri, Sat. 7-9 P. M. was impressed. “Ah’ll grant you ELIZABETHTOW 2nd Floor Clau Phone 7-4163 Tues., Fri., 9:30-1:00. one thing for sure,” he told his host, “Your grasshoppers are bigger'n ours.’ * * * = 28 at Long Park, Lancaster. | Clan 253 annive Fourteen different spellings r 5 SALE children had sports while the meet the, Heatrola in July, 1957. house to tell his pa he'd just seen a in the same pavilion in Long| Chest of drawers, single bed, double bed, 8-ft. extension huge bear in the garden. Park. |table, cherry leaf table, high cupboard, low cupboard, “Billy,” Seles, "You know lige ne |2 washstands, davenport, 6 cane seated chairs, cane it wasn't a bear at a 10 to your . 3 | room and pray to God to forgive you | Bulltetin Advertising Pays {seated rocker, 6 old fashioned chairs and rocker, Six for telling a lie.” = kitchen chairs, two rockers, one upholstered rocker, two | When Billy came out of the bed. rrr small tables, two cupboards, one has glass door: desk, sat. wheelbarrow, 4 pigeon houses, tobacco shears, spears 2:5 P.M |cross- cut saw . Tere ar ENN TTT vw TW TREES gp Ry gs FAN pie ____|turned from a visit to TEESE eon. Jacob of Denver, Colo. | Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vogel, Miss Anna Mumma and BERRIER REUNION = re N__ PERSONALS "ri tamu rewion o Spangler’s Flour Mill, Inc. Mrs. Anna Zercher has re-| Berrier clan will be helds her dt the Florin Hall August if 0f Mount Joy Mrs. Martin Heisey and Miss Patricia Berrier will bem in charge of the pogram, Mr. ™ ns ly| and family spent Sunday at Mrs. Evelyn Webb are on a, od See ia "4 Rocky Springs. weeks vacation. and Mrs. Marlin Nye, M8 (FORMERLY RED TOP GRAIN & FEED CO.) Mr. and Mrs, Edward Has-| Pfc. Russell Kuhn of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Berrier, Mr. - R. Kuhn, r= sler of Allentown were din- and Mrs. H. Mar- and Mrs. David Hiestand and@ Mr. Shoemaker is the son-in-| Pine the same time Mine and the un, and at visited the Ice law of M. M. Kauffman, Robert Fry h Allegheny County. -PNS. Air Compressor Work Rock Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc. Rocks and a | In good condition al GENERAL ELECTRIC THT r 'swivel chair, side-board with mirror, coal-oil lamps, | Radio, Old Edison Phonograph: | With Cylinder Records {in good condition, more than 50 years old, set of Satis) |Carpet by the piece, rugs, oil cloth rug, lot of dishes, [pots & pans, large and small crocks, jars, cutting bench, Nllarge iron kettle, three-foot: double barrel shot gun, sin- barrel shot gun, lawn mower, chicken wire, WEAR CLEAN CLOTHING Fast and Efficient Service Cleaning - Pressing - Tailoring WOOLEN GARMENTS CLEANED BY US ARE MOTHPROOFED Eicherlys YOU PHONE oy MOUNT JOY 3-4071 PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Saturday, Aug. 11, 1956 On the premises located in East Donegal Township, | along road leading from Donegal Springs to Marietta, one mile South of Donegal Springs. Lot of land consisting of 76 acres and 85 thereon crected a 1, Story Brick evergreen trees. Large lawn with most auto insurance alone Never failing spring close to house; never failing well at ¥ =r buy i os, Call house. BANK BARN, room for 16 cows, also stable room SU = low, com. Cn for steers. MILK HOUSE; Silo; Pig Sty; Corn Barn; To- or wie: * bacco Shed adjacent to barn with cellar and stripping | i room, room to hang SIX Or seven acres of tobacco. JOHN E. TYNDALL Two electric water systems. Water in house and barn; electricity in. all buildings. This farm is in very high state oi cultivation; one of | Donegal “Spring Cresk| Arrangements to view premises can be made by call- | 2:00 P. M., when conditions will | , MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Eg mals Snows DY au McKinsey, Attorney e . . J HOME OFFICE + COLUMBUS, OHIO Walter Dupes, Auctioneer Edith Mae Witmer | Raa FARN; BUREAU INSURANCE 31-2¢ perches, | . |bushel measure; Harness: I Clerks—Shelly & Hess Get Ready for the Conventions! WAY'S AND G.E. BRING YOU hoes, and garden tools, lot of new tobacco muslin, and | Full set of carpenter tools, digging iron, shovels, | po Serr Wes Katie Waltz PUBLIC SALE by fightweld art PERSONAL PROPERTY Consisitng of some Antiques and the moSt Horse-Drawn Equipment | iy, Saturday, Aug. 11, 1956 (LOCATED IN MT. JOY TOWNSHIP, LANCASTER |COUNTY. BETWEEN MASTERSONVILLE AND MT. 'HOPE BRETHREN CHURCH. | MILE NORTHEAST OF THE CHURCH, ON ROAD LEADING TO PINCH ROAD, ‘KNOWN AS THE A. R. SHERER FARM.) Old-Fashioned Cherry Bureau Six chairs, very beautiful, like new: six chairs and rockers: Singer sewing machine: two beds with springs: 2 ropebeds: Small Cedar Chest: Table with boards: Old-Fashioned Coffee Grinder | Trunk. Bureau, Sink, 6 cane-seated chairs, Old Fashion |Top Sink, like new: 2 wood chests, 1 like new: 2 o : Chests; Old Fashioned Flour Chest: Old Fashion Dough ii, Ie Sete, Tray: Old Fashion Cupboard: Old Fashion High Stool: You'll want one with you wherever Several Old Fashion Bottles: Lot of old Irons: Old Fash- you travel . . . indoors or out. Now ion Rocker: Kerosene Lights: 2 old Beds Clothe Closet: py where you gol Play Pen; Carpet by the Yard: Throw rugs: Crocks and |Tars: Some dishes; Milk strainers: 2 meat chopping ma- chines: 1 Copper kettle; 1 iron Kettle: Cream Separator: | [12 gauge shot gun; Washing Machine Motor. 130 YEARLING LEGHORN CHICKENS FARM EQUIPMENT & TOOLS | Ontario 9-hoe grain drill: Grain cleaner: 2 one-horse wagons: 1 four-hourse wagon: 1 three-horse wagon: McCormick 5 ft. grass mower: 1 scorer; Wooden land |drag: Shovel harrows; 2 Bob Sleds: spike harrow: bag [ = |wagon; Tobacco Press: 5,000 tobacco lath: 2 sizing box- To 3: it to ow patio. les: 2 balls binder twine; 1 gasoline Engine, in working i |condition: Single trees; Double trees: 1 wooden half- | | Bridles; Collars: Fly nets: bce aE | Check and Single lines: Axe; picks, shovels, forks.