The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, February 14, 1957, Image 8

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The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.|Christ Church 241 AMBULANCE ANSWERS ' SUPPER AT ST, LUKE'S 'R D S
Thursday, February 14 8 Surviving are three chil-| Surviving are his wife,/ Three calls were answer- A Pork and Sauer Kraut! ainy ay or unny,
ren; Stephen V. Center Sherk Fuhrman at!ed by the local community Supper will be sponsored by |
Ball; Anna Wo wie of Paw Minnie Sherk Fuhrman. at|ed by says cuando Acme Saves You Mone
Mortuary Record = Oberholtzer, with whom home; three sons, Charles, ambulance last week. Se Men's Club of St. Luke's
he resided; and Warren W, New Freedom; Nelson, Ev- day, Feb. 3, Mrs. Robert G Episcopal Church, Mt. Joy
NATHAN BRUBAKER of Mount Joy; 10 grandchil- ansville, Ind.; Ellsworth R. Myers North Market Street, |, Saturday, Feb. 23. The FACTS not
Funeral services for Nath- dren 13 great grandchildren ir 7 dali gress Florin, was taken to hes supper will be served from FICTION ««
ap’ Bou ; roland four br wt ; Jeatrice, wife of Russe ‘ar- Lancaster General Hospita 5
an B. Brubaker, seventy four brothers: Amos H., i " 9 5 to 8 p.m. Adults $1.25 and
n Dore Springs Road, Florin; Elmer H., Elizabeth- ter, Jacksonville, Fla}; Erma, by drivers George Copen- (children, 750. Quality
who died Tuesday "Feb 5th. town RD; Millard H,, Eliza- wife of Martin Klingseisen, hauver and Richard Hoover. | ere an Hee o = =
were conducted Saturday af. /bethtown RD; and Ellis H., Lancaster; and Esther, wife Saturday, Feb. 9, two vic- Dr H.C you wv OM con-
3 Ti ne of William Laughman, Mount tims of an automobile acci-| vince at you
ternoon at the Nissley fune- Manheim ) : Dr Ki h f
ral home, Funeral services were held oy. rari ; dent west of C errer, | ways Set Te KEYS
Burial was made in the at the Nissley Funeral Home te en grande 1 dren 3 were transported to the | Optometrist | BEST re SUPER rl =
Kraybill cemetery with further services at the great grandchildren, and 2 Joseph's Hospital by drivers | or the Quality Counts an Goes
A native and life-long|Cross Road Brethren in brothers, Jacob and Paul John Schroll and Park Eber- | MANHEIM LEAST at the Mtb
. oof M Yov | hive Church with inter. Fuhrman, both of Baltimore, le, That same evening, three| '63 3. Charlotte st. ACME.
resident of the Mount Joy hurch with inter MJ also survive victims of the explosion-fire| Telephone 5.2042
community he was the sonment in the Mt. Pleasant 4. #180 ¢ A 5 p | Mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30
of the late Martin K. and|Cemeterv! Funeral services were held in Stauffertown Giffert Gut-| | Tues, Fr, 7 = 8
Anng Bear Brubaker He was from the James B. Heilig shall, Elmer Gutshall and Sat. by appointment L L P i Pl
£ q 308 3 ' as —— : .
Funeral Home Tuesday after- Loretta Mae Gutshall, were ELIZABETHTOWN OW ow rices US ==
0 e Me te RB YY ™ MV : *e 3 s
o ol ” FoF wh enti PERCY C. FUHRMAN noon with interment in the transported to the Lancaster Yo View ’ ’
De ith came at 9:30 o'clock rercy Charles Fuhrman, Mount Joy Cemetery. Osteopathic Hospital by driv-| Tues, £5. Satd
' ha I dncaster General 649 George St. ers Park Eberle and Miller| 9:30-1:00. 2.5 P. mM &
Fok vital where he had been Lancaster, died at 8:19 p.m. Bylletin advertisement pays. 'Wolgemuth. | tnt at alte. at stl lint!
" . Saturday at the Lancaster] ———— . —— -
a patient a few days follow- | after: wo 3
Hospital after an ill-
ing an illness of about a year] vess of three days
and a half. H io {1
Survivors include three e was a resident ol Lan-
brothers and sisters: Edwin for 27 years and had Get S&H Green Stamps
B. Brubaker and Jonas Bear P€en engaged in the p'umb-
ing business for this
of time. He was born in York
Ruth Brandt wife ¢ounty. a son of the late Ap-
Brandt of Man- tle and Lydia Utz Fuhrman. 2
Mrs. Anna Vesta He was a member of the
Mount Joy. Lutheran church and of the ;
erat tists Plumber's Union, AFL, No. §
AARON H. HEISEY — ES
Brubaker, of period
Samuel B,
diana, Pa.,
of Henry
heim, and
Grissinger,
Mount Joy;
Brubaker of In-





A H. Hei 86, for-| IE
Aaron eisey, for- ;
merly of Mount Joy, died at Sheetz Funeral Home
ho home of his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. GERALD R. SHEETZ
Panl B. Oberholtzer, of Man- Funeral Director
heim R4 Thursday at 4 a.m.
following an illnss of a year
and a half.
He was a retired
His wife, the
Wolgemuth
21 W. Donegal St., MT. JOY }
farmer.
former Fannie
Heisey, died in
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1954,
He was a member of
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the
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Krall's Meat Market 2 Appliances FLORN, Pa
WEST MAIN ST. MT. JOY Phone 3-3622
Marianne”... YOU CAN SEE THE DIFFERENCE way.
MOUNT JOY, R. D. 1 Terry Gillkyson WHEN YOU BURN IT! So don't be color-blind when you buy coal!
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Wolgemuth Bros., Inc.
Phone MOUNT JOY
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Sales Days—~Feb. 14-16
TO OUR CUSTOMERS—As many of you know, we have jut recen ly ended the most successful sale in our 38 year history. It has
been our custom to hold but two sales a year and during those
bottom prices.
sales we endeavor to offer the best merchandise obtainable at rock
Due to these facts we were at first reluctant to p orticipate in this special SALES DAYS event, but after due con-
sideration we decided to again offer you prices for these three da ys as equally attractive as the sale just closed and in some in-
stances more attractive.
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FOR MEN
SPORT COATS 25%
DRESS JACKETS 28%
WORK JACKETS 209% LEss
WORK CLOTHING 109
SWEATERS Ali Kinds 20% LESS
COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS $2.19
CORDUROY SHIRTS $3.69
BELTS Two Lots 69- - $1.49
ALL WINTER UNDERWEAR 289, LESs
LESS
LESS
LESS

MEN’S RAINCOATS Including Famous Alligator Brand
REGULAR STOCK OF TOPCOATS
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ZNENENENEENS FEC FEN CNN NNER NI FENN ENE INNES CNN NONE
1 RACK MEN’S SUITS and TOPCOATS
BROKEN LOTS — BROKEN SIZES — ALTERATIONS EXTRA
145 PRICE
FOR BOYS
BOYS’ SUITS 259% LESS
BOYS’ TOPCOATS 259 LESs
BOYS’ JACKETS 259% LESS
SUBURBAN COATS 259% Less
SWEAT SHIRT JACKETS $1.89
DRESS GLOVES 209 LESS
CORDUROY SLACKS $3.69
DRESS SLACKS 25% LESS
CORDUROY SHIRTS $2.69
SPORT COATS 25% Less
25% LESS
25% LESS

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