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The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. DANCE SCHEDULED

Thursday, October 24 8 - Elm Tree PTA P.T.A. Sponsors
PLAN PARTY A teenage dance will be / .
A joint’ Halloween party held Saturday evening, Oct Meets Monday Children S Fair
. “1 26, at the local firehouse. The hows ses rani: Wea ate’ Yeiiy
will be held in Donegal high dance is oY the Approximately 100 parents The Children’s Fair spor
first Elm Tree sored by the
new P.T.A.
attended the
school next Tuesday evening auxiliary of the fire com- PTA
by the members of the Fu- pany. Teenagers are asked to
ture Farmers chapter and the bring their own records for
meeting of the on Oct, 17 was vel
John StaufTer, president, was attendance all evening

ure smakers . - eastern Federal Penitentiary, ~ "oo 0 Tee 4 . ¢ : :
Future Ie group the dance. . in charge of the meeting. Ed-| The amateur talent show Lewisburg. Penna. was the Good is a graduate of Frank- Sheraton Hotel, Philadelphia.
y : che. nw — —_ 4 5 oy « | r chan ~ Sra § i
7:30 he 10:30 Bi “ig leti verti t ward Isler, Newtown, showed winners were: 1st, Ronald speaker Tuesday noon at the and My Sal Soles and The meeting was sponsored Shop for
" am. ulletin advertiseme ays. | qlides is rece av i ow. gdecordi wolo: : . ‘he Pennsylvania State ol- i,
fied 10, vl Julle 1 isemen pays slides of His recent stay in Bike hs ro; go weekly luncheon meeting of legs of Otay 1 ¢ Pras by the First Pennsylvania ph
Greenland. ita Stoner and Julia Enck, {he Rotary club. held at Hos- 3° =~ ic.)
: tei ar) mpany and featured dis-
During the business meet- baton twirling; 3rd, Harold {etters. delphia. Compan; ris mas
ing, the group decided to give Sahm, puppet show.
Orders now being taken for—
JOHN M. NENTWIG
NORTH MARKET STREET, FLORIN
MRS. GERALD H. GROVE
21 MT. JOY STREET, MOUNT JOY OL 3-5473
40-tfe
The first week of Novem-
ber has been named “Opera-
tion Library” week During Mr.
this week the children will
. Dohner,
bring one or two books from
their homes to increase the
number of books in the new
library be, ast spring at’,
ibrary begun last spring at 7 to 7:30 p.m. Dr.
the school. Last spring with
fp y school doctor and Mrs. Lor
a $100 gift from the Walter ev. School Nurse. will sben
S. Ebersole Post American| >’ ee Spot
Legion, the library was start-
ed.
The
tee are: Chairman:
OL 3-5732
and Mrs. Alber
be held Nov. 21 at 7:30 p.n
Room visitations will be fror

LET'S GO....
To The Apple Festival!
sense in the Health Field.”
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kindergarten home- Gienn Forne v was electe
Mastersonville
school year Monday evening. successful. There was a good former chaplain at the North-
Telling of his experience! ; +. man panel discussed automa-
LA rar rr r p . qo QE . o A
$5.00 toward i homeroom The teachers of each room with the inmates of the in- : gg : Jor ion through electronics and
’ mowers who plan Fpscial ge with the help of the room stitution. he described some Ta Quston, : San / Ho ionel D. Edie, president of
pr » rooms through sre hi anv articles ’ 4 . re exas, before being Moly Mi
N E N 1 W I G & Hyves of ne! th ; ue mothers had many articles to of the problems faced by Vo Termanent ne His wifethe Lionel Edie Company,
out the year, Ur. Bu-isell, all donated by patrons men who have been denied ._ , perinan DSL: 8 VI discussed the economic busi-
cher, supervising principal of of the P.T.A ie . s the former Norma Jean
H M d d he Manheim Central school re at their freedom. At Lewisburg Shank, Rheems ness outlook for 1958.
ome- a e an Y di will be the rest Mrs. Martin Enck, serving some very high type individ- -— Gis Following the meeting, they
speaker at the next et on the Ways and Means Com- uals from responsible posi- TI i toured a branch of the com-!
CALL ST November 18 & mittee had charge of the tions are part of the prison, eye Posponc § MOTe Hany and saw in operation el-
i Ry . Fair. Others-on the Commit- population quickly to stimuli than the ec. ronics in routine daily)
Mrs. Har-
lan Shelly, Miss Euie Snyder and founder of the Church of ~
The next PTA meeting will ghine programs daily
Dunkle,
on “Common Sense and Non-
room received an award for president of St. Mark's EUB
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GIVEN COMMISSION ATTEND MEETING IN
‘Former Prision oc “ony PHILADELPHIA
Dr. Raymond E. Good, son! Elam
Chaplain Talks
. of Mr, and Mrs. Martin Good Meminger, of the First Na-
To Rotarians of Biddle Street, Marietta,
tes {onal Bank and Trust Com-
has accepted a commission as d
second lieutenant with the pany, attended a correspon
United States Army. Dr. ents’ meeting Tuesday at the,
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or Sunny --
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wi lorgn a 19.weal CUSSiONs on two topics. A '5-| :
He will undergo a 12-week Now with Famous

Dr. Neighbour is pastor €ar.
bank work.
"t the Open Door at Elyria, O.,
and conducts Morning Sun-
on sta- |
tions WEOL, Elyria, and {
Nn WGCB, Red Lion.
The speaker was
1- ed by H. Roy Nissly
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MOUNT JOY
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Choice Apples SCHEDULED FOR NOV. 5
HAS BEEN
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Due {> the heavy rainstorm over the week end, §|
these choice apples are available to you at less Rescheduled for Nov. 12th
of the social committee.

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MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
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a very'g
noon as
held its
meeting ¢
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girl who
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a question
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gesture, s]
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came to a
week as
prominent
nessman sc
the Seiler
to the Auf
of York.
During
action,
reached be
the Autocr
resolve
have exis
months.
Seiler is
his attentic
a number (
ests. Other
the Mount
including
his brother.
have not a:
their plans
The Sei
employes a
expected to
tion of the
as has beer
Court a
that Seiler
in the busi
Litigatior
bal agreem:
er and the
who was p
der and vic
tokraft in
Seiler firm
Whether
51 shares
company st
the princip
test in the
er, plantiff
ed he had
Leschey wh
trol of the
pany but th
six months
ments were
final papers

Mr. and
Beach, 44
twins, a sol
last Thursd:
Hospital.
Mr. and
weiler, Mc
daughter, T
St. Joseph's
Mr. and
Musser, Jr.,
daughter, S
ter General
Mr. and |
gart, Moun
Sunday, at
pital.
Mr. and |
er, 49 Eas
daughter, S
eph’s Hospi
Mr. and
walter, Mar
ter, Sunda
General Ho
Mr. and, M
sey, 212 1
son, Sunda
General Ho
Mr. and 1]
Mount Joy
Friday, at (
Mr. and
Forry of
parents of
born Sunda
home.
Mr. and
Lehman, |
son, Mond:
General Ho
Mr. and
Kolt, 322
a daughter,
St. Joseph’