The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, April 25
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MAYTOWN

|visited them on Sunday.

Mrs. Clair Cochran and son Elizabeth Beshler,
Mrs. Ray
and Mr. James
celebrated their
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PUBI IC S A I E Mr. and Mrs, C. C. Hicks McFarland |
| on Friday after pirthdays this week. .
. having spent a month in Mr, George Waller was on Given On | Saturady, April 27 — By
Mr. Cleveland Sload and Florida the ‘Sick List the | pad ke irady, or 21 = BY
OF VALUABLE Miss Lillian Sload visited Dirher pucsts of Mrs. iv wedk : * Sonewago = Sh A
Mr. and Mrs, John Gary at. or gUesis o S. Ma, . 2 Ch Ch on, 0
REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY Arlington, Va. over the Hicks on Jere; Mx Mr, Henry L. Haines re Ol ong farm, oI n of
weekend. s. LC. C. Kicks, I. turned to St. Joseph's Hospit- Kang Chong Koo, superin- implements it
Some of the members of itz and Mr. and Mrs.
Saturday, May 4th, 1957 the Maytown Fire Company ghafrer and daughter,
On the premises located in the Borough of Mount attended Zone 7 meeting at gigyille,
Joy. at #215 Marietta Avenue. Columbia last week, Mr
and Mrs. George Hicks, Lit- 3] on Monday.
David
Lan-
and Mrs. Fred Wetzel,
‘ tendent of the Taeja Orph-Dupes Auct.
Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Linde- anage, Korea, sent a report
muth and son motored
Bedford last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs,

Farm between
on the school’s adopted boy, Roy Brandt
and Deodate - Stock,
Theodore Choi Chong, which was
The Luther League of St.'1. aw
LOT OF GROUND 100x150 FT., more or less, thereon ‘a liz ~ pdr from Gettysburg and Mr. gp. > New York visit- ceived this week. [implements and household
) A rect a : ts John’s Lutheran Church will 3nq Mrs, Alfred Benninghoff Hartge! rom M ; d (goods by the Conewago
An hold a Food Sale, May 4 on fron Lebanon visited Mr ed at the home 0 r. an Last fall, the student coun- ph of the Brethren
21 St the Square from 10 am. tolanq Mrs. Fred Wetzel Sr on Mrs. Clyde Lindemuth lastcj] of the school adopted a Dupes, auct.
/2 ory 12 Noon. Sunday. hii Ry oO i ib project of supporting an ov-
Wh 3-Act Operetta wi o ns mine
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low- Miss Alma Lewis from Hen be Rey students of the ae orphan by sending a Saturday, April 27 — At
ry and son from
visited the Albright and Fry-of Mrs. Ruth Henderson
berger families over the Sunday.
weekend. Mrs. Eva Glattacker,
Frame
103rd Keystone Consignment Sale
SATURDAY, APRIL 27th, 1957
At Exactly 1:00 P. M,
At the Keystone Sales Barn on Route 230, just
east of Mount Joy, 10 miles west of Lancaster, Pa.
50 — PUREBRED HOLSTEINS — 50
CERTIFIED VACCINATED ACCREDITED
Probably the finest group of cattle we have
ever had at a regular Consignment Sale.
A lovely daughter of Massedale Dictator,
with 4y 305d 2x 13912m 3.929% 545.5f, 3y
347d 2x 11538m 4.16% 482f, and 2y 305d 2x
10734m 3.93% 422f.
A two year old daughter of Roeland Lucky
Lad, from a daughter of Twin Valley Romul-
us, with 4y 305d 2x 13786m 4.03% 5551, also
500 lbs. fat 4.33% at 3 yrs., and 414 lbs. fat
4:54% at 2 yrs. The next dam has: 632 lbs.
fat 4.13% at 6 yrs.
A two year old daughter of Glenafton Rag
Apple Clansman, from a dam with 5y 365d
Glow-Maid Kitchen Range; Magic Chef apartment gas! 2x 19676m 3.3% 649f.
stove; coal oil stove; Kelvinator Refrigerator; 8-piece din-| A daughter of Gauthier John Abbekerk
ing room suite; slope top desk; desk and bookcase combin- | Nobleman, with 2y 365d 2x 10788m 4.19%
ation; chairs; rocking chairs; small tables; reclining chair 452f.
and ottoman; combination radio and record player; small!
radio; Victrola and records; Brewster Player Piano & rolls;
bed and spring; crib; wardrobe; chest of drawers with
mirror; two bed screens; clothes tree; Electric Hoover)
Sweeper; Electric Universal Sweeper; Brussel Car-|
pet; rag carpet; throw rugs; table and floor lamps; large
electric fan, like new; single rope bed; coal oil lamps; old
stool;- books; dishes; cooking utensils; goldfish; garden|
tools; other tools; two work benches; extension ladder;
lawn mower; and a lot of articles too numerous to men-|
tion.
Arrangements to view properties can be made by call-
ing Mount Joy 3-5481.
Sale to start at 12:30 P. M., real estate to be offered
at 2:00 P. M., when conditions will be made known by |
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer
Landis & Garman, Clerks ~~ Mrs. Anna Zercher

containing eleven rooms, two bathrooms on second floor,
commode and wash bowl on first floor, shower-bath in cel-
lar; oil burner, hot water heat; electric hot water heater.
THERE ARE THREE APARTMENTS IN THIS HOUSE.
On rear of lot, a THREE-CAR GARAGE with APART-
MENT ON SECOND FLOOR, consisting of four rooms,
bath, sun deck; electric hot water heater, hot air heat.
Both properties are insulated and have slate roofs. |
Lot of shrubbery and old shade trees in backyard: also
hag nice sized garden.
Also at the same time and place a lot of household
goods:
Consisting of some antiques: corner cupboard; Dutch |
Cupboard; six-leg cherry drop leaf table; chest of drawers; |
blanket chests;
Are you interested in type?
From herds that are not on test, but these
are cows which you will be proud to stand
in the first stall in your stable: A daughter
of Bond Haven Rag Apple Mike, a daughter
of Golden Valley Bonheur Ajax, a daughter
of Valerito Kerk Mono, a daughter of Alta
Vista Alert Success, a daughter of Emperor
Alcartra Illehee Goodyear.
We are sure you will also say the finest
group of cattle they ever had at “Keystone”,
KEYSTONE HOLSTEIN SALES, Inc.
Pennsylvania’s Holstein Market
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Clarence E. Lyons, Mgr,
204 Hess Blvd,
Lancaster, Penna.
Phone Lancaster 1X 4-696
Carl Diller, Auct.
Refton, Pa
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contribution monthly|
Maytown Elementary School through the Foster Parents 12
on Thursday and Friday Plan, They were given Choi
nings. Be sure to see the Chong and have been receiv-
i True.ling monthly letters from him
Time is 7:30 P. M. since the time of his “adopt-
The Annual Easter eggion”,
hunt sponsored by the Frien-| my mai ins
i ass re! acja Orphanage keeps
dly Bible Class of St. John's 114 children and the building|
Lutheran Church was held is a three hundred year old
on Saturday afternoon on temple which is located at a
Beshler’s lawn, Twelve dozen historic hill surrounded by
eggs were hidden. This event
:30 p.m. Public sale of
Story Frame Dwelling, locat-
ed at 38 E. Main St., Mount
Joy. Also household goods,
on
ion National Mount Joy Bank
admin. for the estate of Etta
M. Bennett. C. S.
auct.
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NAMED TO FEDERAL
COURT DUTY
Monday morning two local
was held for the Beginner's rs Bening oe women reported for jury du-|
Department of the Sunday mountain and a clear stream. |t¥ in federal court session,
School. In the summer, the children Philadelphia. Mrs. Clarence
Henry Mathias, a formerigwinm in the stream and in/Ulrich, E. Main Street, and
resident of town, died at his ha winter they "skate on the Mrs. Martin Miller, Florin,
home in Philadelphia last i. stream. > were called for duty this
Thursday. He was buried on, week,
Saturday. | He announced that through roe tea coved wit
Mr. Melvin Arnold and his the a Shdente SN
. ye .1./throu oster Parents, oi :
ttn on Monday tothe Chon is attending the second DF. H.C. Killheffer
General Motors’ Assembly 8rade of middle school. His Optometrist
Plant. In the evening they, school record places him in P
attended the Cinerama at the upper part of his class MANHEIM
Philadelphia. land his favorite subject is|'63 S. Charlotte St.
Telephone 5.2942
Mon. & Wednes.
Tues., Fri, 7 .
Sat. by appointment
The Church of God science. He has forty
‘ed eight new members on roommates. He is on duty for
Easter by transfer of letter. children’s health so that he
They had a record attendance Works for the orphanage in
of 150 in Sunday School on cleaning and the children’s
Easter morning. (hygiene.
Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Wag-| Since he was adopted, his
ner of Mechanicsburg attend- life became happy and hope-
ed the Easter Drama at the ful. He will soon prepare for|
Church of God Sunday even- high school examinations in
9-5:30
9
2nd Floor Clauss
Fhone 7.4163 |
Tues., Fri, Sat
9:30-1:00. 2-5 P. ™M

ing. {March of 1958. His health is
The Teen-Age dance held fine and his measurements
on Monday evening at thelare normal for his age.

Elementary School auditor- —
ium was well attended. The
Headliners furnished the mu. YOUNG PEOPLE
sic. Mrs, Michael Gratch and SEEK SCHOLARSHIPS
10 to the Donegal high April 27 — On the
including some antiques, Un-|
Frank, |
ELIZABETHTOWN!

OLIVER SAGER & SON
Ditch Digging - Septic Tanks Installed
Field Drainage — Footings - Grading
Hauling —= And Light Jobs
Port. Air Compressor — Concrete Breaking
Top Soil and Fill
Rock Drilling

RD. 1 ELIZABETHTOWN
PHONE 7-1256
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Let’s Talk Crop Drying
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For Crop Drying Equipment
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(FARM EQUIPMENT)
PHONE E-TOWN 7-1206
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RHEEMS, PA.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Convenient Reference To Firms Serving Community

~ (Mrs. Jack Frank, Jr. were Nearly 300 young men and

chaperons. : :
p (women, including 23 from

{this area, have made appli-
FOOD SALE PLANNED
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ication for six 1957 Pennsyl-
A food sale will be held vania Power & Light educa- ELI AMENT
Friday evening, May 3, by|tional awards for study in lo- AUTHORIZED
the local JoyCees in front of cal colleges and universities. DE SOTO — PLYMOUTH
the Greer Gift and Jewelry Chas. E. Oakes, utility pres- Sales - Service
Dodge “Job Rated” Trucks
Delta & Henry Streets
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Phone 3-4264
Store. The sale of all home- ident, announced that win-
RHEEMS GARAGE
Sales and Service
Raffensberger - Risser
RHEEMS Ph. E-town 7-1230
| CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH

made items . will begin at ners of this year’s competi-
(5:30 p.m. Mrs. Charles Ry-tion will be named shortly.
man is chairman of the event. When the 1957 winners be-
TE gin their studies this fall.
D one al there will be PP&L scholar-
g chip winners in each of the
M i H fir college undergraduate
classes for the first time.
| obi e omes Oakes expressed the Com-
pany’s pleasure at the wide-
2018 (Bed) spread, competitive response
GL. A t . shi
I iors o the fourth sc holarship of-

that five are from Lancaster; ==

fering. As this year’s win-|
SALES and SERVICE "evs begin classes in the fall, | Sales - Parts - Service
1 total of 25 young people! See the beautiful Chrysler
ROUTE 230 ity be studying under PP&L! PAUL H. STERN |
‘cholarships i > ility’s
| _ MOUNT JOY 3.4516 | cholarships in the wtilitys jo npyppy Ph. 5-2193
| | A statistical breakdown of |
this year's applicants from =————————x—o-—
PEANUTS the Lancaster division shows © BLDG. CONTRACTOR
three from West Lawn. two
from Columbia, and one each AARON G. LONGENECKEF
from Bird-in-hand, Christi-
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
ana, Denver, Landisville, Lin-
Park, Lititz, Marietta, ! MOUNT JOY RD. 2
Phone 3-6091
Fresh, Roasted
Mount Joy, Robesonia, Sink-
ing Spring, Stevens, Womels-
dorf and Wrightsville. Of
these applicants, twelve are
Mt. Joy young men and eleven are
44-tfe Young ladies.
Hassinger’s
PUBLIC SALE
Main Street Dwelling & Personal Property
Saturday, April 27, 1955 igs oe
| You Phone 3-4071 We Call
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale on the
premises, No. 38 East Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa.
Millwork - Fill - Grading
Topsoil - Excavating

‘Lumber - Kitchen Cabinets
'® CLEANERS
CLEANING - PRESSING
TAILORING
Rug and Fur Cleaning

PRODUCTS
| ELWOOD MARTIN
| PENSUPREME PRODUCTS
MILK & ICE CREAM
R.D. 2 Phone MT. JOY 3-819;
2% Story
FRAME
DWELLING
Seven rooms and bath. All conveniences. Lot approximate- =
ly 27 feet front by 165 feet deep to Cherry Alley on which
it fronts 25 feet. Excellent location.
ALSO, FULL LINE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
including: : Dining Room Suite. two Bedroom Suites. Day
Bed, Clothes Trees, Couch, Rockers. Chairs, Upright |
Piano, Tables, Rugs, Kelvinator R~frigerator, Wardrobe
Rook~ase, Elcctric Sweeper. Lawn Furniture. White
{| ® ELECTRICIAN

WOLGEMUTH, Inc.
MOUNT JOY 3-9681
Plumbing and Heating
Prompt Service

Sew- |
ing Machine, Pistols, Rifles, Sheep Skins, Cooking Utensils
Books and Tools.
ANTIQUES |
Crib, Cradle, Locks, Bureau, Chest of Drawers, in ex- |
cellent condition; Rocker, Chairs. Marble Top Wash Stand, |
Washstand., Clocks. Wooden Sink. Candle Molds, Copper |
Kettle, Three Chests, Lamps, Picture Album and a lot!
of small articles.
Sale on premises, Saturday, April 27, 1957, starts at RHEE
12:30 P. M. Real Estate at 2:00 P. M. For inspection before | =
sale, call the administrator. KAYLOR BROS.
Union National Mount Joy Bank case raru equipment
Adm'r Estate of Etta M. Bennett, dec'd Sales and Service
C. S. Frank, Auctioneer (Hardware Supplies & Paints!
Arnold, Bricker, Beyer & Barnes, Attorneys 15-3¢c Ph. E-town 7-4221
N. G. MYERS & SON
FARM SERVICE
Allis-Chalmers
Sales and Service
MS Ph. E-town 7-3593
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STUDEBAKER - PACKARD
ED. KEENE
Moving & Hauling
Phone 3-8664
MOUNT JOY, PA.
| WILEY & RUTT AGENCY
Investments & Insurance
85 E. Main St. Ph. 3-6911
MOUNT JOY, PA.
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GARBER OIL COMPANY
TEXACO PRODUCTS
Gasoline — Motor Oils
Grease — Fuel Oils
B. F. Goodrich Tires & Tubes
5 S. Barbara St., Ph, 39331

WARREN H. STEHMAN
| Insurance Service
Square Street FLORIN
Phone Mt. Joy 3-6712
ROBERT E. HOFFMAN
Insurance for every need
Phone 3-6659
MOUNT JOY PA.
PAPERHANGING
J. ELWOOD BRUBAKER
Interior - Exterior Painting
and Paperhanging
FLORIN, PENNA.
Successor to E. C. Brubake
PHONE 3-4520
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KOSER'S JEWELRY
0 ald
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= H. W. BULLER & SONS
ORDINARY RINGS | “TRU-FIT” RINGS
ra rule anh Bids ree the knuckles NTERIOR and EXTERIOR
So finger fir PAINTING AND
MAIN ST. Ph. 3-5404 PAPERHANGING
ALSO PAINTS AND WALL
PAPER AT RETAIL
LOAN SERVICE
“Money Whzn You Mead It’
— Ph. 3-4339 FLORIN, PA
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H S. MECKLEY & SON
PLUMBING HEATING)
OIL BURNERS
Sales and Service
Myers. Manag r
A.
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SERVICE 15 W. MAIN Ph. 3-598
M. M. WOLGEMUTH » TIRES
REO POWER MOWERS
Kelly Springfield Tires
Sales and Service :
and Service
GEO. W. LEAMAN
Lawn Mowers Sharpened

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KEENER MOTOROLA — ZENITH
MEMORIALS ADMIRAL
Phone Marietta 6-3531 Sls and Service
29 W. MAIN ST.,, MT. JOY
PHONE 3-8421
MAYTOWN, PA
SHOP ® WELDING

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MYERS MACHINE SHOP Electric Acetylene and
General Machine Shop Work Portable
Clutch & Brake Drum Repair WELDING
Clutch & Brake Drum Truin¢ Wagon & Truck Body Bldg
Knife Grinding — Welding | RD. 1 MOUN
119 N. POPLAR ST. | Phone ry
ELIZABETHTOWN
Phone 7-4206 JOHN H. LUTZ
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