The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, August 09, 1956, Image 5

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The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Px
Thursday, August 9



MAYTOWN
[William Waltemyer,


Mr. and Mrs. Howard Coo-
ver and family moved from
Marietta to S. River St.
Col. and Mrs, Drake mov-
ed to Washington, D. C,
Dr. and Mrs. Stone and
children from Mass.,, moved
into the house vacated by
Col. Drake.
Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert John-
son and family moved to Bel-
laire, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyer, Leb-
anon moved into the Haines
home on S. River St.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bles-
sing, Clearfield, were recent
visitors in town.
Miss Mary Heisey, Mariet-
ta, visited Miss Lillian Sload
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Smith and sons and Captain
and Mrs. Ray Smith and
daughters enjoyed an ‘“out-
ing at Big Springs, in Perry
County, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Buller
from Lancaster, visited Mrs.
Christi Bulle Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gorner vis-
ited at Wyomissing over the
week end.
‘‘He says Telephone Service ~
is faster, too —when you
know the right number” +



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Dr.H.C.Killheffer
Optometrist
MANHEIM
163 S. Charlotte St.
Telephone 5-2942
Mon. & Wednes. 9-5:30
Tues, Fri, Sat. 7.9 P. M.
ELIZABETHTOWN
2nd Floor Claus?
Phone 7-4163
Tues., Fri., Sat.
9:20-1:00. 2-5 P. M
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Full Measure
Of Protectien
Does the day
value of your fire insur-
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your loss could be
Better
No obligation.
To Be
present
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sub-
stantial. check
with us.
Insure Sure
Wiley& Rutt Agency
81 E. Main St.,
MOUNT JOY



|Gettysburg College, will
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Every U. S. native knows telephone
service is faster when you call by
number. It's so easy to figure out why.
There's no time wasted by going thru
up your telephone service,
School, is a native of East Mrs. Harry Hoftman, My
Dr. Waltemyer Petersburg. | Mrs. Robert Bair,
2 To Speak The Reverend Ernest P.and Mrs. Robert Harper,
Landisville-Salunga — Dr. | Leer, pastor of Zion utheran' —) ——
[the Bible Department
the guest pastor at Zion Lu- [19 and 26.
theran Church, Landisville,|
Sunday,
a.m. The Reverend Dr. Wal-
temyer was the first regular
pastor of the Landigville
church in 1911,
and Reedsville one.
Miss Nancy
who is attending Pennsyl-
vania State University visit-||
ed her parents over the
week end.
Rev. John Wolfe from
Schuylkill Haven is visiting|}
in town.





 


 
 
 


ALI
Landisville
head of Church, now on vacation, has
of announced that there will be
pe no church services on August

August 12, at 8:30 COUPLES CLUB
HAS THEATRE PARTY
- Salunga—
ty-four persons, members of
Landisville
Mr. Charles Heaps, Theo .
logy student at Gettysburg the Couples Club of the Zion
College, delivered the ser- Lutheran Church,
mon at the church last Sun-| {tended a theatre par
day, August 5. Mr. Heaps, a Saturday night at the
graduate of Hempleld High rata Summer Theatre.
rrr lowing the play, the
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel held a swim party

The offices of Dr,
Killheffer in
Elizabethtown will be
from August 8 - 16.
A
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ty on
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group
Trees Topped -
Removed and Cavities
at the J.
Johns and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nissley pool, Landi PAUL HODSON | 14 rooms. Large lawn with
Kenneth Johns, Miss Dorothy ville. The event was the Never failing spring close to house; never failing well at
Roland and Miss Jane Ro- third of a series of summer Tree Surgeon house. BANK BARN, room for 16 cows, also stable Yoou
land were deep sea fishing social events for the church : for steers. MILK HOUSE; Silo; Pig Sty; Corn Barn; 0
on Saturday at New Jersey. organization, meeting once COLUMBIA R. D. 1 bacco Shed adjacent to barn with gall, ghd stripping
, ’ or ; . . ang six seven acres of tobacco. {
Reich's Ev church/each month. In charge of en Phone Mt. Joy 3-5671 Jo a aD he Water in house and |
soft ball team played Reeds- tertainment : ‘efres ‘nts ’ i ’
off ball . het or X i Jame nd Ie Jreshments All Work Guaranteed [barn; electricity in all buildings.
Ville-In'a double header oy for the August meeting of 39.4.3 This, farm is in very high state of cultivation; one of |=
Saturday night. The result the club were Mr. and Mrs. 2-4t-3c the ‘best producers in this area. Donegal Spring Creek
was Reich's won one game Richard Ch: arles Dr. a te A A ey
ali i allie ali oi a]
SHEETZ FUNERAL HOME
21 WEST DONEGAL STREET
GERALD R. SHEETZ
Funeral Director
0 ee Nl A BN A ct 0.0.
High-Grade Livestock Fiy Spray |
1 gallon $1.95
Bulk in your container $1.75
. 5 1b. $1.69
pis. $3.00 AT 1:00 O'CLOCK P. M.
LOCATION—In Stauffertown, mile east of Mount| Beautiful irregular mixed colors
HESS BROS. ‘Joy. Pa. on the Manheim and Mount Joy Road. | 34" to 1” thick c
Phone Mt. Joy 3-6045 Approx. 35 per sq. ft,
ORTHO FLY BAIT
Diazinon Fly Killer
BOX 221 FLORIN
Lig a UBLI C SA L Ef
OFFICE TO BE CLOSED |
Manheim and
cod Saturday, Aug. 11,

Tree Surgery
Ser 2
Deadwood
Trees Removed - Trees Ele-
vated - All cuts painted.
BNA Toasters eatin othe dietitian: |joins farm.
MOUNT JOY

H. C.|



C. Robert
MANHEIM R. D.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE |
1956
On the premises located in East Donegal Township, |
along road leading from Donegal Springs to Marietta,
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Fry
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one mile South of Donegal Springs.
| Lot of land consisting of 76 aeres
thereon erected a
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and 85 perches,

, Story Brick

Air Compressor Work
Rock Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc.


Rocks
and


Filled
2- Family Dwelling Hig Excavating and



ever green rv Ss.
Cellars, Trenches, Etc.
Trees
Removed
Grading




Arrangements to view premises can be made by call-
Elizabethtown 7-5391. is
Sale to commence at 2:00 P. M., when conditions will
be made known by
Edith Mae Witmer
Paul F. McKinsey, Attorney
31-2¢
LUMBER « MILLWORK « BUILD
ing
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer


PUBLIC SALE
| —QOF —
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Just Arrived


 
 
 

WEAR CLEAN CLOTHING
Fast and Efficient Service
AI PACE

Cleaning - Pressing - Tailoring
WOOLEN GARMENTS CLEANED BY US ARE
MOTHPROOFED
Eicherlys
on Route 30.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 16th


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| Kalamazoo Coal Range |
In good condition



PHONE MOUNT JOY 13-4753
Saturday, Aug. 11, 1956 VERMONT Slate FLAGSTONE “=
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ING SUPPLIES "+ FEED «+ HARDWARE
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in LANDISVILLE








| Heatrola | Cement — Levels — Twine — Trowels.
|Chest of drawers, single bed, double bed, 8-ft. extension| ————————————————— pom se re ee ie i ee ee me ibe So wt i Sn oe wr
ltable. cherry leaf table, high cupboard, low cupboard, | 1 x 12%
|2 washstands, davenport, 6 cane seated chairs, cane 109°
seated rocker, 6 old fashioned chairs and rocker, Six b 4
) [kitchen chairs, two rockers, one upholstered rocker, a) SPRUCE a ¢
| small tables, two cupboards, one has glass door: des ash arry
swivel chair, side-board with mirror, coal-oil lamps, Ll BO ARDS
h DISCOUNT
Radio, Old Edison Phonograp Extra long, 20-ft. lengths
With Cylinder Records For barns or sheds ON ALL
lin good condition, more than 50 years old. set of quoits, | c LUMBER
Carpet by the piece, rugs, oil cloth rug, lot of dishes, 20
pots & pans, large and small crocks, jars, cutting bench, | a board ft. ITEMS
large iron kettle, three-foot: double barrel shot gun, BIN | oes sr eT on on as
|gle barrel shot gun, lawn mower, chicken wire, scythe,
| wheelbarrow, 4 pigeon houses, tobacco shears, spears, |
| cross-cut saw . |
Full set of carpenter tools, digging iron, shovels, |
|hoes, and garden tools, lot of new tobacco muslin, and

YOU
switchboards, no inconvenience PHONE Cc pi E L many articles not mentioned. CANNING &
caused by calling the wrong number, Why not MOUNT JOY 3-4071 Ruhl, Auctioneer Mrs. Katie Waltz FREEZING SUPPLIES
: | 31-2¢|
keep a list handy of the numbers you call most el Frezett Bag—Reusable. . . .29¢c a pack
| 1” . . POU 30s Nf vse Psi srs:
frequently. You'll be surprised how this speeds co i an P U B L I C A { Et Plastic Containers—Price range
At the a ois wt jo ig ncaster, Pa. starting at ............ 69c a pack
.98¢
tee seu
— OF — Freezer Tape—Big roll.
PERSONAL PROPERTY |

60 HEAD . 3 BULLS - 10 BRED 18 OPEN HEIFERS
Everything vaccinate |
D4. Morris Ty Lo. i he Sh ee us shove 3 ets 9858 be no time | Consisitng of some Antiques and cold ig
oh he i BS a Siar oF the cove. are Horse-Drawn Equipment oe CANNER
: : a A OE ii rin ws utr des for more boll
Telephone Co. Gi Sma Tan ST Saturday, ‘Aug. 11, 1956 staan Eros Them
Dire, Bey You 10 sk Sau Sven Ah them a Yous (LOCATED IN MT. JOY TOWNSHIP, LANCASTER : is haw
Sale Managed By Catalogs At Sale COUNTY. BETWEEN MASTERSONVILLE AND MT. $2.67
PENNA. GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION
P. O. Box idl
H arrisburg, Pa.
Conestoga Clarzic Sale
50 Registered Holstein Cows & Heifers
BANGS CERTIFIED, T.
B.
ACCREDITED,
C
ALF-HOOD VACCINATED

TUESDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1956
AT 12:30 O'CLOCK
Location — At the Keystone Holstein Sales Pavilion on Route 230,
Y2 mile east of Mount Joy, Pa. and 10 miles west of Lancaster.

including one from a 750 1b.
Candy Masterpiece.
Dam,
September
36 FIRST CALF HEIFERS
from 3 to 6 yrs. old, some are fresh or
close and a number will freshening in
and October
12 Cows
she a real cow and
sired by Curtiss
2 BULLS of service age
Most of these cattle are sired by Proven Sires including 18 daugh-
ters of Hillmac Sovereign, 5 Daughters of Lauxmont Admiral Lucifer.
These Caitle were selected by Harvey Rettew and he drove many
miles doing it.
cepting animals with over 400 lb. backing.
Seldom do you have an opportunity like
They are truly foundation animals.
good ones.
All tested within 30 days of sale.
Type was the first concern, then production, only ac-
this to select from so many
For Catalog write to Chairman Sale Committee.
Lancaster Co. Holstein Breeders
Aucts Diller & Dupes
Harvey Rettew,
Manheim, Pa.
Fal
8

hairman Sale Committee.
32-2¢

HOPE BRETHREN CHURCH, 1 MILE NORTHEAST OF FREE. .with purchase
— THE CHURCH. ON ROAD LEADING TO PINCH ROAD, | of Pack Canner ...
KNOWN AS THE A. R. SHERER FARM.) | 9-inch ROUND HOT PLATE MAT
Old-Fashioned Cherry Bureau |. ____________
Six chairs, very beautiful, like new: six chairs and 20” VENTILATING FAN
(rockers: Singer sewing machine; two beds with springs:
2 ropebeds: Small Cedar Chest: Table with boards:
- Powerful, yet silent
running fan that can
Old-Fashioned Coffee Grinder IF uring in
Trunk. Bureau, Sink, 6 cane-seated chairs, Old Fashion i) ;
|Top Sink, like new: 2 wood chests, 1 like new: 2 old PR / or in a matter
| Chests: Old Fashioned Flour Chest: Old Fashion Dough 0 5 Alfimatic
| Tray: Old Fashion Cupboard: Old Fashion High Stool: / aticn aust oper-
|Severdl Old Fashion Bottles: Lot of old Irons; Old Fash-
lion Rocker: Kerosene Lights: 2 old Beds Clothe Closet:
[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 |
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| 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-
es; 2 balls binder twine: 1 gasoline Engine, in working
condition; Single trees; Double trees: 1 wooden half-
|bushel measure; Harness; Bridles: Collars; Fly nets:
[Check and Single lines: Axe: picks, shovels, forks,
|sledge hammer, wedges, log chain, 2 cross-cut saws, 2
frame augers, 1 iron hand pump. good condition and
{many other desirable items.
Sale to commence at 1:00 O’clock, when conditions
| will be made known by
Refreshments’ will ‘be served by Mastersonville ‘Fire
Company Auxiliary.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Eckert
| Mrs. Kathryn Shearer
Executors of A. R. Shearer, deceased
Auctioneer Rufus K. Geib
|Clerks—Shelly & Hess



Regularly $39.95
NOW 209, OFF. . $31.95
MAIL THE COUPON TODAY
Ask: for. the/name of the Snavely Better-Bilt
nearest you and see for yourself,
J - A
31-2¢
A house you'll want to own
At a price you can afford


STORE HOURS: Monday thru Thursday 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.
FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M.— SATURDAY TILL 4 P. R.
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FOR THE KIDDIES





3-piece,
all steel Garden Set
Special this week 85¢
Adjustable
OUTDOOR
SHOWER
REX WAGON
Sturdy all metal con-
struction for work
or play . . . Bright
— a pair to fit every kiddie.
Special Prices...
Come In and See Them
baked enamel finish.
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| Regularly $7.95
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I NOW 209, OFF . viein $635
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ROLLER SKATES
| Top Quality, Ball Bearing
l Skates. Four different sizes
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Stop shopping and start living . . . in
a home of your own. Snavely’s smartly
designed homes are pre-assembled in
their own yards by their own labor . . .
saves you money . guarantees you
expert craftsmanship.
J. C. SNAVELY & SONS, Inc.
Landisville, Pa.
Please send me the address of the
Snavely BETTER - BILT HOME
nearest me,
Name
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