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The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, May 30 SFARM WOMEN NO. 4| School Board
P ng HONOR MOTHERS (From page 1)
U [81 IL i C fm A i a E Mrs. Amelia Nolt was hon-|the Maytown intermediate,
ored as the oldest mother in building as recommended by,
QF [Farm Women's Society No. the Hartford Steam Boiler)
4 at a mother and daughter Inspection and Insurance Co.|
PERSONAL PROPERTY tea Sunday at the home of The replacement of ten type-
R1. Approximately 50 per- commercial department was
i» A i i sons attended the tea which authorized and the order was)
FRI Y, J E 7, 1957 featured a talk by Mrs. John placed with the Underwood)
jsed “Hidden Treasurers”. Wilbur Beahm, supervising
IN PEACH ALLEY Miss Mary Elizabeth Weid- principal, presented t h e
man, Manheim, played ma- names of 101 seniors to re-|
A lot of household goods, paint, carpenter's tools, [rimba selections and devo- ceive diplomas at the annual]
garden tools, and anything you want. [tions were led by Mrs, Hen- Commencement exercises, to
Mrs. Daniel Will, Mount Joy writers in the high school
Long, Lancaster, who discus- Corporation.
IN’ TH BORO OF ELIZABETHTOWN GF yn. frp
ry Reist, Mount Joy R1, The be held May 31. This list was
ET mmm WINS COUNTY | :
NEWTOWN [CHESS TOURNEY ' Thomas Heisey |
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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
H Morrell Shields, Colum-| Named Captain
= bia Avenue, was declared the| i
Lancaster; Thomas Heisey was elect
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weav- winner of the ;
er visited Kathryn Weaver County chess tournament. ed captain of the Mount Joy
at Townsend, Md. (The tournament was held| Elementary School Safety
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frank ¢ach Feidoy Rig fom patrol for the first semester
visited Mr. and Mrs. Mar. fuary unul this weex. :
Se Se Cr 2 tumnily at/Shields was named the win-| of the 1957-58
iat sa RD her of the Class A. competi-| Phillip Hostetter was elected |
ne : d M 2 Oliver Wit tion. He had been runner-up lieutenant; Connie Jo Germ- |
Mr. 81 Ng Mrs for the past years WP er, secretary; and John Hart,
Sam Landis asd Annie the Present presit on %Y chairman of the
pi Ee Red Rose Chess Club. 3
of Lancaster. He will receive a gold trophy| committee.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. at a banquet which will be Sixth grade patrolmen be-
Harry Weaver were Mr. and held in the rear future. gan teaching their respective
school year.
equipment
rg Jeaver ¢ ; ree | POSES 10 thie fifth graders last!
Sale to start at 6:12%2 P. M. tea table was decorated with approved by the joint board. Mem, Weve: bi (rr. Until the ki of the RDI ELZABETHIOWN
Gerberich, Auctioneer 22-2¢ @ bouquet of yellow daisies He also reported an 0 Fe. ver. Marietta, family, Mrs, Lloyd Neniwig|sohoo] term, the fifth graders PHONE 7-1256
i flanked with silver candle- ment of 1444 elementary enjemin Cava. NE land children, Florin, Mr. and, taking over the posts in 11-t
sticks and yellow candles. students and 802 high school Visitors of Mr. and Mrs Mrs, Giles Urban and son, preparation for next year's|
P uU B i I¢ SA i Mrs. John Musser, president, students for the month of Daniel Geltmacher were, Mr.|gillie, Lancaster. | work. |
|presided. April. A ninety-six percent and Mrs, Lyman Fulton, of visitors of Mr. and
~—QOF — | re oo — attendance was reported. \ Conestoga Cenex, Me. ind Howard Gamber were Mey LOSE UGLY FAT |
Gq . The Union Nationa] Mt. Mrs. John Greenly, an-\ john Rhoads, Coatesville,
Household Goods and Tools SWINGS ARRIVE Joy Bank was named as the heim RD. ee [Mr. and Mrs. Salem Gamber, |
A set of “baby” swings has treasurer for the joint board.
arrived and will be installed Approval was granted by
Wed. Eve’g, June 5, 195% at the Mount Joy Borough/the board for the senior
Park in the near future. The members of the Future Far-
IN THE VILLAGE OF MAYTOWN
|set was authorized to be pur- mers of America chapter to
Norge four-burner Gas Stove; coal oil heater; bed-|c¢hased at last month’s meet-| take a trip to Cqlorado Un»
room suite and mattress; four-piece reed suite; Zenith ing of borough couneil. der the direction of their ad-
Radio; hall rack with mirror; two 9x12 rugs; porch rugs; ———————————————— Visor, Grant Miller.
small tables; flower stands; clothes trees; lamps; pictures; | The board also approved
12 gauge shotgun; 2 boxes of shells; blanket chest; rock-| QUALITY MEATS an annual Recognition ban-
ing chairs; porch chairs; clocks; dishes and cooking uten- quet, to be held in the high
sils; galvanized tubs and buckets; jardinieres; empty jars; ALSO A FULL LINE OF school cafeteria, honoring
Garden tools; scoop shovels; rakes; brooms; garden those high school students
hose; sprinkling hose; Garden Spot Roto-Cultivator; lawn IH IN {who achieved: Honor oll Fas
mower; hand cultivator; grass seeder; lawn roller; wire why ti Hh least it 0 ar
netting; chicken crates; chicken feeders; weed burner; tray | FROSTED PP FOODS Bt least three of the
wheelbarrow with rubber tire; hand sprayer; oil drum . (first five report periods. The
with pump and 10 gal. of oil; empty drums; milk cans; Fruits & Vegetables [first annual dinner will be
bag wagon; metal filing cabinet with 27 small drawers;| held for the 1957-58 school
strawberry crates and boxes; bushel crates; fence posts; year. Bills in the amount of
bean poles; tomato stakes; extension ladder; single lad-| 9 187,244 were approved for
der; stepladder; sieves; car chains; tow chain; some lum-| avme av ~ Muscoy
3 payment. Jay C. Musser,
ber; tool box; pipe wrenches; mechanical tools; drop president, was in charge of
cords; vice; tobacco spears; carpenter tools; hedge trim- wg oie
mer; large coal heater; copper wire; and a lot of articles ._. ST MAIN ST. MT. JOY he
too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 6:30 P, M., when conditions ’
will be made known by
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer * : y
Landis & Garman, Clerks Paris N. Garber USED V P
21-2¢|
P U BB I i C oy Al E ALL SETS RECONDITIONED
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17 RCA Console . $75.00
NEW PICTURE TUBE
RCA Console $65.00
RCA Console $59.95
ZENITH Console $35.00
HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS
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17
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Dining Room Suite |
Antique Cherry Table 12 MOTOROLA Table $35
12
Antique Plank Bottom Rocker RCA Console $25.00
Drop Leaf Table, Cloister Foot Table, Mahogany; Lazy| @®
Susan, Cane-seated Chairs and other chairs, Beds, Bed-| H S N
. 3. Newcomer & Son, Inc.
room Suite, Rug and Quilting Frame, Curtain Stretcher, |
EAST MAIN & BARBARA STS. PHONE 3-3361
Saturday, June 1, 1957
The undersigned will sell on the premises located
at South Market Street, Florin, Lancaster County, Penn-
sylvania, the following:
Throw rugs, braided and hooked; Bureau Scarves, Table!
Cloths, Doilies, Library Table, Desk, Mirrors, Floor
Lamps, 8 day Clock, Old knives and forks, Antique Lamps,
Antique Irons, Two Ironstone Platters, 1 doz. antique
fividual salt cellars, Antique dishes and glassware, china- q
ware, Electric irons, Antique Cookie and Do-nut cutters; P U BL I C SA | E
Silver Seal pots and pans, Carpet by the yard, Large liv-
ing room Rug, Spreads, and Quilts, feather pillows, Old
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Victrola, Corn dryer, Crocks, Jugs, and other articles too
numerous to mention,
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Sale to begin at 12:00 P. M. Terms by
Daniel M. Wolgemuth Saturday, June 8, 1957
IN THE VILLAGE OF BAINBRIDGE ALONG ROUTE
“241.
Westinghouse Refrigerator: chrome breakfast set: kit-
chen stool; utility cabinet; brass bed; spring; mattress;
beds; springs; and mattresses; bureaus; washstands; chest
of drawers; daybed; “ur 9x12 rugs: throw rugs; living]
room suite; drop-lea’ tables; extension tables; small tables: |
end tables; chairs; rocking chairs; lawn chairs; Victrola:
desk; radio; hassock; floor, bridge and table lamps; mir-
jrors; iron boot jack; large electric fan; globe; clocks: dish-
S d J 1 1 jes and cooking utensils; fishing rods; reels; and tackling;
atur ay, ine 9 95% [carpenter tools; garden {cols; lawn mower; sprayer; coal
ladders;
i heater; oil heater; work bench; vice; grindstone;
In the Borough of Mount Joy at 163 Manheim Street. butcher bench; empty jars; empty crocks; used lumber;
land a lot of articles too num: jus to mention.
ANTIQUES: Marbel top dresser; marble top wash-| Sale to start at 12:30 P. M., when conditions will be
stands; marble top tables; extension tables; drop-leaf ta- made known by |
Mrs. Harry J. Wirth
bles; two pine tables with drawer; two Duich Cupboards,
22-2¢
J. H. Ruhl, Auct.
PUBLIC SALE
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
one with knife and fork drawer; large walnut wardrobe; Walter Dupes, Auctioneer
single door wardrobe; walnut sideboard; high chest of Landis & Garman, Clerks
drawers with three small drawers at top; schoolmaster’s
desk with two drawers; schoolmaster’s stool; blanket chest; ———————
washstands; rope beds; cane-seated chairs; cane-seated | :
rockers; plank bottom chairs; plank bottom high-backed |
rocking chairs, plank bottom chair with cheese cutter run-
ners; pine jelly cupboard with drawer; old picture frames, i
square and round; oil paintings; coal oil lamps; hanging
lamp; opalescent lamp shade; china lamp shades ; small
cranberry and amber coal oil lamp with shade and four]
feet; other coal oil lamps; two parlor lamps; Majolica
Picklq Plates; Majolica Pitcher; caster set; wine set;
blow? cookie jar; blue daisy and button pattern dish; blue
daisy and button pattern cream and sugar; glass chicken;
oatmeal set: individual bluebird salt; wine glasses; cologne |
bottles; green pitcher with six glasses; blue stripe glass
pitchew beaded wall ornaments; beaded pocketbooks; lot |
of ironstone china; cut & pressed glass; chinaware; wash-
stand bowls and pitcher sets; patched quills; lot of tin-
ware; large tin horn; powder horn; iron griddle; iron
bullfrog; butcher ladles, and forks; brass kettle; butter |
scales; old Victor Phonograph with horn and cylinder rec- |
ords: coffee grinder, one Vin pewter top) nigh
wheel reed baby coach wit 1 parasol; trunks; beds; Springs; foat jong: a 28 J 1b from 12 10
bureaus; washstands; sink; sideboard; desk; chairs; rocking 6” one 1,200 tongue nd_groove | jhiek,
chairs; bed clothing; White Sewing Machine; two kitchen 14° long: Lot of 3 x 6's. ) dR Tow ard, yo
ranges; egg stove; two coal oil stoves; dishes and cooking jg. 10h serait Loree Sol of ow Josh 58x
utensils; wooden tubs; garden tools; bench; lawn bench; doors; galvanized roofing, roofing nails piping and sewer
Tawa exiension ladder; and a lot pipe; And other articles too numerous to mention. Lumber
es too nume > . lf 2 9 numerous
2 ir to commence at 12:00 o'clock P. M., when condi- | Tom 30 X 60 garage and barn 25’ x 35’. |
Besides the above, the June 8 sale will also include
tions will be made known by :
2,500 feet of old-fashioned tongue and groove pine boards,
Charles Eby, Sr., Attorney Isom y ; i
i e 1 foot broad; 5 or 6 square roofing slates, old fash-
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer ioned locks, doors and hinges. This lumber from 10 room|
’ , doors S. om
Paul M Buohl ioned and chicken house,
Landis & Garman, Clerks
Both sales to start at 1 P. M. |
Patronize BULLETIN Advertisers on Kilmer, Auctioneer John S. Wolgemuth
MANHEIM, PENNA. |
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GOOD USED LUMBER
JUNE 1st, 1957
SOUTH WOLF STREET NEAR ASBESTOS PLANT
JUNE 8th, 1957
NORTH WOLF STREET OPOSITE SPAHR'S GARAGE
INCLUDING: 100 pieces 2’ x 6' lumber from 12 to 15
WEAR CLEAN CLOTHING
Fast and Efficient Service
Mrs. Earl Geltmacher vis-jof Columbia RD.
IN TEN DAYS
ited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey! Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Bard, Ironville. Abram Gamber were Mr. OR MONEY BACK
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs..and Mrs. Havard Johnston, N you ave overweight here is the
Tala a . ver. Sy are ik yim | first really thrilling news to come
Wm. Fogie and sons were, Fruitville Pike, Mr. and Mrs. along in years. A new & conveni-
Mr, and Mrs, Melvin Bort- Guy Winters and family, of ent “way to get rid of extra
ner and daughter and Mrs. Manheim, Mr. and Mrs, Sal- Pounds easier than ever, so you
John Bradley, Marietta.
can be as slim and trim as you
lem Gamber, Columbia. want. This new product cailed|
Cleaning - Pressing - Tailoring
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.| Visitors: of Mr, George PIATRON curbs both hunger and
Earl Geltmacher and family Moore and family were Mrs. No drugs, no diet, no) WwW | G ts Cl dBy Us A
a xe h gt & 3 MALS. exercise. bsolutely harmless, oolen arments eane S re
were, Mrs. Minnie Geltmach-Iosa Laudenberger an d When you take DIATRON, you Y
4 . Sry : still enjo our meals, still eat
er and son Ray, Kinderhook, daughters, Mr. Joseph Clin- 4, Pkg liké but you simply|
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stop-/ton, Columbia and Mrs. Nora don't have the urge for extra|
ar 2 : . sille Hz . i rh portions and automatically your|
pard and sons, of Ironville. Halter, Kinderhook. DIO ITE Oa Cour
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bre Visitors of Mr. and Mrs as your own doctor will tell you,
i rey I r Ms ioe vsi er rs. Ka- when you eat less, you weigh iess,|
sey and children visited Mr Maurice Frysing » M Ba oy You weign, less
and Mrs, Frank Sweigart and/tie Moore and Mrs. Ida Eis neart, kidneys. So no matter what
family, Chester County, Mr. enberger were Mrs. Hiram sou have tried before, get DIA-
and Mrs. John Brosey and Columbia, Mr
MOTHPROOFED
Eicherlys
CALL
TRON and prove to yourseif what
it can do. DIATRON is gold on
children of Sporting Hill. [Benjamin Weaver, and Miss .his GUARANTEE: You must lose
Mrs. Wm. Fogie visited Esther Longenecker, Mariet- Weight with the first package you
package costs you
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Atland, ta. thing, Just return the bottle tof Y U )
. . ar | igi rg your druggist and get your mon-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barton, Visitors of Mr. and Mrs a ro Jour wage PHONE
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Broscy and Edith ind is sold with this strict money| "MOUNT JOY 3-4071
land Mr, and Mrs. Paul Jones, Erb were Mr. John V. Wit jack guarantee by:
all of Columbia. (mer, E-town R.D. Mrs. Pear] SLOAN PHARMACY
: ; ’ ov, PA. {
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer Brenneman, Mount Joy R.D Mail Orders Filled 18.5¢!" Rp
jand family visited Mr. and and Mrs. Cora Myers, Mari :
Mrs. John Kauffman Sr.,
Ironville and Mr. and
of etta. 3
Mrs.] Mr, and Mrs. Witmer hac 34
Wilbert Witmer and family,la home coming dinner ir i (
Lancaster RD. jhonor of their son, Eugene
Visitors of Mr. and returned home from Ja- A .
Francis Haberstroh and fa-/pan where he was stationed ; : :
mily were, Mrs, Ada Fry and the past few years, Guests -onvenient Reference To Firms Se rving Community
family of Washington Boro. (were Mr. and Mrs. Donalé mm
Mrs. Katie Moore, Mrs. DeGeorge and sons, Mary-
Blanche Frysinger and Mrs.|land, Mr. and Mrs. Thoma’
Ida Eisenberger spent Sun-|McFarland, York, Mr. and
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day with Mr. and Mrs. Ed-|Mrs. Robert Bish, Mr. Wally, aw
ward Rechart of Hanover. |Bergentine, Columbia, Mr AE AVE { WILEY & Re : 1}
Mrs. Edith Erb visitediand Mrs. John Witmer, and nvestments nsuranc
Mrs. Pearl Brenneman, Marietta, Mr. and DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH [85 E. Main St. Ph. 3-6911| J. ELWOOD BRUBAKER
and Mrs. Wm. Smith and Mrs. Paul Fitzkee and chil- 88 “nl MOUNT JOY, PA.
Ze ss live Misses Jez v Dodge “Job Rated” Trucks :
Mrs. Katie Erb, all of Mount dren, isses Jean, “pela & Henry Streets | Interior - Exterior Painting
Joy RD. land Peggy Witmer, of town, ; { i
I Vie: rip Mr. Ruhl and sister Ps: f MOUNT JOY, PA. and Paperhanging
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Ruhl an sister Pat, o Phone 3-4264 WARREN H. STEHMAN |
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Wm. Haines were Mr. and Manheim, and Mr, and Mrs.
‘Mrs. Kenneth Alexander and George Veatch, New Castle. Insurance Service
re RHEEMS GARAGE Square Street FLORIN|
FUDEBAKER - PACKARD, Phone Mt. Joy 3-6712 [successor to E. C. Brubakel
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SE Sales and Service
wR EWA Raffensberger - Risser | {
UL We ROBERT E. HOFFMAN |
FLORIN, PENNA.
PHONE 3-4520
¢tHEEMS Ph. E-town 7-1230, |
Insurance for every need
—ON OUR SUMMER “FILL-UP” PLAN... CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH | Phone 3-6049
| id | MOUNT JOY, PA. |
ales - Parts - Service |
i 1 y. lr te pa pai
blue coal i a Ces '® JEWELERS
MANHEIM Ph. 5-2193|
% NOW AT LOW an : ° KOSER'S JEWELRY
SUMMER PRICES © oc
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\ 4 Fuel prices go up in the Fall. Why wait for AARON G. LONGENECKEF
cold weather when you can fill your bin with | ow
BUILDING CONTRACTOR | qmomany mings] mwas | Ph: 3-4339
‘blue coal’ now and save? Call us today!
MOUNT JOY R.D. 2 a oly | ide one lauding, |
H. W. BULLER & SONS
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PAINTING AND
PAPERHANGING
[ALSO PAINTS AND WALL
PAPER AT RETAIL
FLORIN, PA.
THE SOONER YOU ORDER, THE MORE YOU SAVE | Le |S |
Phone 3-6091
(MAIN ST. Ph. 3-5404
| Millwork - Fill - Grading | FRED LIEBERHERR
Topsoil - Excavating
'® LOAN SERVICE
Wolgemuth Bros., Inc.
Interior end Exterior
PHONE MOUNT JOY 3-9551 - 3-8311 Lumber - Kitchen Cabinets | |
FLORIN, PENNA. “Money When You Need It” PAINTING AND
| { PAPERHANGING
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Fh : ik CLEANING - PRESSING | 237 Marietta Avenue
il TAILORING
H. A. Myers, Manager
{ Rug and Fur Cleaning {PHONE MOUNT JOY 3-5373
| Storage - Laundry Service |
| EICHERLY'S |
| You Phone 3-4071 We Cail | ® LAWN MOWER
SERVICE
® DAIRY PRODUCTS |
M. M. WOLGEMUTH
REO POWER MOWERS
Sales and Service
H. S. MECKLEY & SON
| PLUMBING — HEATINGi
OIL BURNERS
Sales end Service
15 W. MAIN Ph. 3-5981
ELWOOD MARTIN
PENSUPREME PRODUCTS
MILK & ICE CREAM
RD. 2 Phone 3:8l9y| L4WR Mowers Sharpened
(Ph. 3-8853 Mt. Joy, FLORIN|=—==
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WOLGEMUTH, Inc.
MOUNT JOY 3-9681
Plumbing and Heating
Prompt Service
Kelly Springfield Tires
and Service
GEO. W. LEAMAN
MAIN STREET Ph. 3-9351
EKEENER
MEMORIALS
Phone Marietta 6-3531
MAYTOWN, PA.
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