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The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, November 14 6 Linda and Jimmy Brosey, Moore and family were Mr. Brosey mm roms
and Mrs. Frank Sweigart are Jack, Jean and Jere Witmer,land Mrs. T. B. Sener, Lan-/Columbia RD. M rt R 9 |
NE WTO WN son, of Spring City, RD all of Columbia RD, Harry|caster, Mr. and Mrs. Louis/ Mr. a nd Mrs. Elwood 0 uary ecor (From page 1) | OL] V ER SAGER & SON
Saturday the Youth Fel-'Shennenberger, Ruth Kopp, Laudenberger and daughters, Kuhns, visited Mr. and Mrs . i od the B.A. degree from Jud-|
m= TT = lowship of the Newtown E.both of Mount Joy RD, and Mrs, Victor Frey, all of Co-Joseph Hoover, Lancaster. on r son College in Marion, Ala-
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bro- U. B. Church enjoyed a hike the Rev. Ira Fortna, Oyster lumbia, Mrs. Leanora nr and Mrs. Oliver Wit- MRS. LESTELLA HOFFMAN be a lo a mi t . . . .
sey and family were Sunday up “Governor Dick Trail” Point Kinderhook, Mr. John jer and family of town and Mrs. Lestella M. Hoffman, ama. 3 1e 15 a member 0 Ditch Digging — Septic Tanks Installed
evening supper guests of Mr. those who participated were Visitors of Mr. George C. Moore, Ironville, Mrs. Betty pip, Jim Spiece, Columbia 85, Landisville, vice president the national honorary dram- . . . .
S— - S—— lwere Saturday evening sup- of the i H Ine atics fraternity, Alpha Psi Field Drainage Footings — Grading
a . farm seed firm, died at 9:3 : :
IF per guests of Mr. and Mrs. : Omega. Miss Ausley is the : :
NEW LIGHT-DUTY Apaches Aaron Landis of Lititz an. Friday at her home ness . TS Nery of S Hauling _— And Light Jobs
There's new pep and power in every ricitors of Mr. and Mrs of ten days. instructor of “Stevelyn's Stu. .
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs... ond the late Am-/dio of Speech and Drama”. Port. Air Compressor — Concrete Breaking
Apache ‘model, whether you choose
the Thriftmaster 6, famous for econ=
omy, or the short-stroke Trademaster
V8* with a full 283-cubic-inch dis-
placement. Three brand-new Step-
Vans make their debut to solve trou-
blesome delivery chores. Rolling in
for ’58, too, are high-capacity pick-
ups, panels and versatile 4-wheel
drive models.
*Optional at extra cost on all conventional models

From left, Model 3545 Step-Van,
3204 pickup, 3805 panel

Here for ’'58 in 3 hard-working weight classes!
NEW HUSTLE! NEW MUSCLE! NEW STYLE!
NEW MEDRIUM-DUTY ViKings
Nine new medium-duty models add
to the versatility of these Vikings,
with new cab-to-rear-axle dimensions
for improved semi-trailer, dump and
van-type operations. Advanced V8's
and 6's deliver efficient, hard-pulling
powes, with the Heavy-Duty Super
Taskmaster V8*% packing a high of
175 h.p. High-tonnage options hike
GVW ratings to 21,000 Ibs.
*Opiional at extra cost on all Series 50 and 60
rom left, Model 5409 LCF stake, trucks except Forward-Control models
1303 chassiscab, 6103 chassis-cob

NEW HEAVY-DUTY Spartans
The heavy-duty Spartans make haul-
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and daughter, Linda,

Wm. Fogie and family were
Mr. Eugene Witmer, Landis-
ville, and Mrs. Edna Kuhns
and daughter of town.
dinner
os H. Hoffman, established She is residing in Selma, Ala-
the seed firm in 1899 on his Pama, where she is employed
farm. The couple then movel by the city board of educa- .
to Landisville in 1913 and tion and is teaching in Dallas
_ guests of Mrs. Hoffman served as vice/Academy. |
Mr and Mrs. Irwin Witmer president of the firm since Mr. Martin was graduated
and family were Mr. andjjgq7. from Donegal high school
Mrs. John Kauffman of Iron- and attended Elizabethtown
She was born i > vk! ey d 4
ville. i$ born in Glen Rock vo in Elizabethtown, and
Top Soil and Fill
Rock Drilling }

Sunday
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Visitors of Mr. Mrs. Soph Soumy, = Jaughter | Ki the University of Alabama.
Howard Gamber Mr. : whi “He is a member of the Lions
were ————————— er
. ta Bricker Faust, and was a Soi
and Mrs. Salem Gamber and ‘2 LC Club. Mr. Martin is presently 9
daughter, of Norwood, member of the Landisvile stationed at Craig Air rorc. IMMA ZING ALL-NEW 1 58
Base in Selma, Alabama. |
HIGH-SPEED, LOW-HEA]
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Mr.
and Mie. Havard Lutheran Church for about
The wedding is to be
and

Johnston, 40 vears
Fruitville Pike, and Mr. and == Y¢ars: an
Mrs. Ammon Blough of Leb- Surviving are a son, Wil-eyent of December 28th at
anon. liam F. Hoffman, Landisville the First Baptist Church in
Mrs. Martha Fogie visited who is now president of the Ocala, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Altland firm, and one granddaughter.! Al] friends of the couple,
are invited to attend the cer-
of Columbia.

Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. MRS. ANNIE NEWCOMER |emony. |
Robert Frank, Sr. and daugh-! Mrs. Annie C. Newcomer, Ai 9 !
ter were, Mr. and Mrs. Rus- 90, widow of Norman S.! The key deer is the small- fi ONE SIMPLE DIAL
Deb- Newcomer, died unexpected- est of several forms of the
and ly at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at white-tailed deer of the east-|
Mrs. Robert Frank, Jr. and the home of her son and ern half of the United States.
son of town, and Mr. Jan daughter-in-law, Mr. and
SAVE UP TO
sel Herr and daughter,
bie of Mount Joy, Mr.
~ENDS DRYING

Morinchin, Manheim. Mrs. Amos S. Newcomer, of
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mount Joy R1. She had been
Earl Geltmacher and family ill for the past several months
were Mrs. Ben Lepperd, of and was under the care of a
Middletown, and Mr. Harold physician.
Stoppard, Ironville. | Morn in Salunga, she was
Vsitors of Mr. and Mrs. a daughter of the late Amos
Maurice Frysinger and Ida R. ard Martha Nissley Strick-
Eisenberger were Mrs. Ray ler and was a member of the

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Myers, Mt. Joy, Mr. Charles Chestnut Hill Mennonite
Weaver, Ironville, Miss Eliz- Church. ( New De-Wrinkler removes wash or
abeth Hess, Mt. Joy RD, and| Surviving are two sons wear wrinkles from clothes of syn.
Mr. and Mrs. Havard John- and one daughter: Amos S.| thetic “miracle” fabrics, G-E dries,
damp-dries, sprinkles, fluffs, sani-
ston, Fruitville Pike. |Newcomer, with whom she tizes clothes—all automatically in

Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. resided; Martin S. Newcom- | :
: : Ms S : é 5 nr fe, !
Irwin Witmer and family ed, Mount Joy, and Martha — =~ LL of sete, ow
were Mr. Charles Kauffman wife of Menno W. Hoffer, of PAL ONLY $2 35 A WEEK
n
and son Randy and daughter Manheim RI]. :
Denis of Mt. Ville. { Also surviving are eight
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. grandchildren, and 27 great
Robert Frank Jr. and son grandchildren.
were Mr. and Mrs. John Koh-| Funeral services

&
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will be
il family, Red Lich BD Held from the Newcomer res- TRIC OIL BRAKE which pro |
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert idence Saturday afternoon at vides instantaneous oil cut-off. Ai i
vs ‘ ’ ’ 8 ’ | Air Freshener ® Magnetic Safet
Frank Sr. and daughier of 1:30 o'clock and from the SUN RAVE DUAL ; Door Non-Snag Basket » Big 4] $ 88
town. Landisville Mennonite church er heat with 0 savings up to Lb. Capacity Mix-or-Match Colors
Visitors’ of Mr. and Mrs. at 2 o'clock. Burial will be|#0% over conventional oil burn: | 208
Elwood a amily made i » adjoini i
0 Kuhn and family made in the adjoining ceme | SEE iT TODAY! (Not ill.)
BURNS ALL TYPE OF DOMES |
were Mr. and Mrs. E. Wolfe tery. TIC FUEL OIL

and Catherine of Lebanon, Friends may
call
Miss Ella Hoover, Mr. James Newcomer residence
at the
Friday
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Hoover, Miss Mary Senis and evening from "7 to 9 o'clock.

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ND
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. 1958 PLYMOUTHS & RAMBLERS NOW ON DISPLAY
10-1957 MERCURYS MUST GO
2 yrs. or 35,000 mile New Car Warranty
OVER 100 USED CARS
COMPARE THESE PRICES
ANY WHERE

1957 Mercury Monterey 4-dr. Sedan 1956 Mercury Monterey Station Wagon 1955 Ford Fairlane Club Sedan 1953 Buick Riv. 2-Dr. Hardtop Per Mo. i
Heater, OD, clean $2,545 MOM, R. & H., P-Steering, V-8 FOM, Radio & Heater $1,495 Auto.4rans., R. & H. $ 895 | 1951 Nash 4-Dr. Sedan, Heater $17.13 pak
1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Vic 2-Dr. P-Brakes $2,395 | 1855 Mercury Micl. 4-dr. Sedan 1951 Ford 4-Dr. Sedan, R.&H. $27.23
Hardtop FOM R. & H. P-Steer $2335 | 1955 Packard Clipper Custom oy JOMB EH s.595 |[NO DOWN PAYMENT NEEDED |, 4Dr. Sedan RSH. $2077
i a : ercur ont. 2-dr. Hardto er Mo.
A Bg Rg el SR _ MOM. P-Steering, P-Brakes 1953 Studebaker Commander 4Dr. Sdn. 1851 Plymouth Cranbrook 2Dr. Sedan
Bl ower Steering, R. . Radi d Heat $1.395 V3, Auto-Trans, R. & H. $32.09 Radio and Heater $24.77
-Steering, P-Brakes Continentol 1955 Nash Ambassador 4-dr. Sedan on er
Tires $3,195 V-8 W. Side Walls $1,545 | 1954 Ford Station Wagon 1953 DeSoto Sedan Power Master 6 1951 Nash 4-Dr, Sedan, Heater $14.43
1957 Chrysler Windsor Deluxe 1955 Mercury Custom 2Dv. Hardiop 4-door, 9 pass., R. & H. $1,445 4-Dr. Sedan, R. & H. $32.09 | 1951 Olds. 98 Holiday 2-Dr.
4-dr., Hardtop, P-Brakes Hy Hardlop 45 | 1954 Chevrolet 4dr. Sedan, R. & H. § 795 | 1953 DeSoto 4-Dr. Sedan, R. & H. $32.09 Auto-Trans, R&H., tinted glass $27.23 |
P-Windows. Exceptional Buy $2,885 1955 Olds. 4-dr. Sedan Super 88 ! 1954 Chevrolet Station Wagon 4-Dr. 1953 Packard Clipper 2-Dr. Sedan 1951 Ford Custom V-8 Convertible
1957 Mercury Monterey 2-dr. Sedan PSicering, PBrakes. R. & H $1,745 6 Passenger, R. & H. $1,295 R. & H.. (Good Buy) $27.23 Heater $27.23
Radio, W. Side Walls $2,385 | 1955 Mercury Mont. 2-dr. Hardtop "7 | 1953 Olds. Super 88 Convertible 1952 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan, R. & H. $3209 | 195! Ford Custom Coupe, BSH. 322.28
1957 Rambler 4-dr. Sedan Radio and Heater $1,595 Power Steering, R. & H. $1,095 1952 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan 1951 Chevrolet Deluxe, P-Glide $22.28 -
OD, Heater 518951955 Mercury Micl 4-Dr. Sedan 1953 Ford Custom 2-Dr. Sedan Overdrive, R. & H. $32.09 | 1951 Nach Ambassador
/ 1957 Mercury Monterey Convertible MOM. R. & H., 2tone $1,795 Radic and Healer $ 845 | 1952 Ford 2-Door Sedan Auto-trans, Heater $17.13
MOM R. & 1, 5,000 miles 1955 Plymouth Belv. 2dr. Hardtop 1953 Ford Station Wagon Overdrive. R. & H. $32.00 11951. Nash Staiesman 4-Dr, Sedan
1956 Mercury Montclair Hardtop V-8, P-Steering, P-Brakes R. H. $1,595 . Ctry. Sq. R. & H. $1,045 | 1952 D-Soto Clvbh Cowra R. & W. $29.87 Heater $14.43
Biae & White. R& H 1955 Mercury Micl. 4dr. Sedan 1953 Mercury Mont., 2Dr. Hardtop 1852 Chevrolet Convertible, R.&H. $32.09 | 1950 Buick Special 4Dr. Sedan
MOM. TS. B $2,295 MOM, R. H., P-Steer., P-Brakes $1,695 Radio and Heater $ 995 | 1952 Motor Cy. matchless $72.28 Radio and Heater $19.75 3
1956 Mercury Custom 2.Dr. Sedan, $1,595 | 1955 Ford Fairlane Vic. 2-dr. 1953 Ford 2Dr. Sedan, H, OD. $ 795 | 1952 Ford Mainliner, Heater $27.23 | 1950 Oldsmobile 88 4-Dr. Sedan A
1956 Mercury Montclair Phaeton Fom, R. & H. $1,575 | 1953 Kaiser Manhattan 4-Dr. Sedan 1952 Ford Custom 4-Dr. Sedan R. & H.. Auto-trans, $26.25
4 dr. Hardtop, Mom, P-Steering 1855 Mercury Mont. 2-dr. Sedan Auto. Trans., R. & H. New Tires $ 595 R. H.. Jast overhauled, 1950 Nash Ambassador 4-Dr. Sedan
P-Brakes, R&H $2.295 MOM, R. & H. $1,545 | 1953 Chrysler Imperial 4-Dr. Sedan Excellent Condition $32.09 Radio and Heater $11.69 —
1956 Ford Fairlane Convertible V-8 1955 Ford Fairlane Town Sedan Auto. Trans. P-Steer.. R. & H. $1,095 | 1952 Ford 2-Dr. Sedam, R.&H. $29.18 | 1950 Buick Super 4Dr. Sedan
P-Steering, FOM. R & H V-8 Fom, R. & H. $1485 | 1953 Lincoln Capri 2-Dr. Hardtop 1952 Packard 300 4-Dr. Sedan Dynaflow, R. & H. $22.28
Low Mileage $1,995 | 1955 Mercury 4-Dr. MOM. R. H. $1,445 Auto-trans., P-Steer, P-Brakes, Radio and Heater $32.09 | 1950 Chevrolet Convertible, R.&H. $11.69 :
1956 Ford Faitlane V-8 1955 Mercury Mont. 4dr. Sdn. R. H. $1,395 P-Windows P-Seat, R. & H. $1,095 | 1951 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan, R.&H. $22.28 | 1948 Chrysler 4-Dr. Sedan Frig
4-dr. Town Sedan $1,595 | 1955 Packard Patrician 400 Hardtop 1953 Chrysler Windsor Deluxe 4-Dr 1951 Mercury 2-Dr. Sedan, R.&H. $24.77 Fluid Drive, R. & H. $14.43 206 EA
1956 Mercury Montclair Phaeton R. & H., Full Power $1,635 Sedan, Autotrans, R. & H. $ 795 | 1951 Ford Custom 4-Dr. Sedan 1949 Chevrolet, R. & H. $17.13
4-Dr. MOM, P-Steering, P-Brakes 1855 Mercury Micl. Convertible 1953 Rambler Convertible FOM., Radio and Heater $24.77 | 1949 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sedan :
R. & H. Tip-Top shape $2,395 MOM, P-Brakes, R. & H. $1,595 Auto-trans. Radio & Heater $ 645 1951 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan, Heater $19.75 Radio and Heater $17.13 —

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