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The Bulletin, Mount Joy. Pa. Thursday, January 16
The Mount Joy
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JOY,
MOUNT
PENNA
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
11 EAST MAIN STREET
In the
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at Mount Joy, Penna.,
Act of March 3, 1879.
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Mr. and Mrs
walter called
Mrs.
sock on Saturday.
on
Mrs. Harry Derr,
lian Bye w Mie MRS. AMOS S. HORST Lewis of Lancaster, John Dil-
DS Man. Mrs. Alice Walters Horst, linger of Mt. Joy, Mrs. Ruth
hares Hoffman near Man-jq," 0" fr Amos S. Horst, Henderson and sons Jere and
Hayes Peniz,
Aaron buck-
Mr.
an
at Lea-
heim on Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs.
enheiser of
visited Mrs. Sara
milch and
derson Sunday.
Mr
visied the
Mr.
latter
at Elizabethtown on Sunday.
Lloyd Vogel, |
Mr. and Mrs.
and children,
Klinedinst and children, Den- Oreville Mennonite Home. over the weekend were: Miss|ed by Mr. Cooper, who hand- bing field, he makes a special- ment and yor manship. Call
nis, Mike and Sharon visited She was the last of her fam-|Phyllis Shand, Mr. and Mrs. les sales, installalion and ty of kitchen aad bathroom him at TW 8-2041 for esti-
the Arthur Olson family at ily. Thomas Whay and Mr. and/serviciag. remodeling. In the field for mates and advice.
Newtown Square Sunday. Private funeral services Mrs. John Fritz of Mt. Wolfe. — —— ea ee aasskite
- - or » held Wednesday, Jan. Holy Communion will be
T/Sgt. Robert Gebhart and er ¥r | ;
ob ; : from the Gerald Sheetz|observed at the E. & R, H B. Tu k S 11 A
bmi engin o
SRY Novel rom Cg 1% re home, Interment was|Church on Sunday A. M. at Ong cnNec er C S, nsta S
Friday Sgt Gebhart is the Made iA te: Cross Roads!11 o'clock. 11
son of 2. ond Mes. Harey ChUrCh cemetery (rena of hrs. dosent ( Jug lity Floor And Wall Coverings
Gebhart of town. Master John H 0 lenbaugh will be glad to 7 .
Gebhar. spent the weekend, MRS. JACOB GARECHT know ‘hat she has recovered] py p Longenecker, of 190 National ceramic tiles. The modern, smooth sur-
at Hummelsiown
brother and sister
The following called on Mr.
Mumper
Mrs. Warren her granddaughter,
of ter E. Cramer,
Gene Lauer ter an illness of eight
and
Clyde Mumper of Moun
and Mrs. Geo.
the week end,
Eshelman
Wrightsville,
of Harrisburg,
Mrs.
Joy.
Miss Mary
Saturday with her
Mr.
and
Mr. and Mrs.
were ‘guests of Mr.
Aaron Good Jr.,
ta oo Sunday even
Eld. Howard Be
holding 2 weeks of
Nancy,
and Gary and Mrs. Betty Lou home,
and daughter
Edwin Wick-
Colonial Park. gp
Schlegel-|
Mr. George Hen- .,v a of a physician for sever- lof the E. & R. Church held its|
at
and Mrs. Paul Shetter.
's parents,
and Mrs. H. R. Barnhart of the Crossroads Brethren in|{esses.
Ronal
with
in law.
Mr.
Hamil on spent
Mrs.
Mabel Herr at Elizabethtown
Ira Brandt,
and Mrs. Oakiand,
aunt,
near Marie - gq. irry H
ing.
rnhard
Services at Franklin County,
near Waynesboro.
Many folks of town, accom- neral Hime, Lz:
panicd the Bus tri
farm show at Harr
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs.
and family of Mani
were dinner
former's
Mrs. Harry Derr St
Mr. and Mrs
| comer entertained
) lene Gerlitzki and
parents,
ard Mummau to dinner
day
Mr. and Mrs.
guests of
Funeral services were he
Monday from the Koser Fu-
ndisville,
Ip to the intermen. in the Salunga |,
isburg on Mennonite Cemetery.
— ens (ree.
Charles Derr]
1eim R. D
Mr.
inday.
Robert Wel- w=
Miss Dar-
Mr. Rich-
Sun-
Landis Hess,
and Mrs
his
over
IS whom she
Revival great grandchildren.
the
and ;
Harold Foster,
d
Wednesday
flicled gunshot wounds
[ Florin, died Monday at
at her home, Square
lorin.
She had been under
fal months. Born in Mount
Joy Twp..
32 years
1
SIC
{Christ Church.
Surviving are
Miss Fannie
di ters, Horst, a
Mrs. Annie S. Garecht.
|Broad S!., Landisville,
of Jacob Garecht, died
p.m. Friday
Landisville,
Born
Twp., she
in East
was a daughter
Hiestand Swarr
member of the
Mennonite Church.
Surviving are
and was
2

MAYTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zuch
of York spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Engle
The Excelsior Bible Class
of the Church of God will
mee: at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Gutshall on Jan.
21 at 7:30 pan
Mr, and Mvuvs. John Singer
celebrated their 30th wedding
anniversary Tuesday, Janu-
ary 14th.
Mr. Clair Nell of Liston,
Portugal visitea a. the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fryberg-
er last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fryberg-
as er and Anna Albright visited|
Clair Cochran
Mr. and Mrs.
and son Richard at Quarry-
The Teen-Age Club had a
dance at the Legion Home on
Saturday evening.
Sunday visitors in town
Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Black, Robbie Black and Dar-
yl Black of Akron.
Dinner guests of Grace
Henderson on Sunday were:
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hender-
son of Elizabethtown, Alma
3 am. Larry Henderson of Maytown
Street, !
The occasion w a s Jere's
|birthday anniversary
The Sunshine Bible Class
regular monthly meeting
he Fryberger home. Mrs,
After the
meeting, a
regular
business bridal
t Mayers.
and Mrs. Mabel Shenk| Visitors of “he Arnold Finks
{from her recent illness.
{ Lieut. and Mrs. Wayne
|Warner and daughter Ther-
after
leave. Warner
[at the ih Air
The United
Church met at the
mm Wednesday
{Mrs. Charles
a ten day
is stationed
Base,
Lutheran
parsonage
evening with!
Felty leading|
All clothing for World Re-
lief should be brought to the
*hureh today. It will be pack-
Mary, wife of O. A. Rosto, of!
Calif a. brother) 'd “his evening (Thurs.) by
uy he members of the Friendly
Swarr, Lancaster;
s {Bible Class and taken to the
and | the
resided; and
FOR
: REFLECTION
TRADEMARK
corn. 1984
«+. with JAMES C. INGEBRETSEN
President, Spiritval Mobilization
“When Charles V,” accord-
granddughter wi'h|
two}
1d ;
Zhurch Council were
with | De

{Lutheran Home.
The newly elected officers
to the St. John’s Lutheran!
install-|
{>d Sunday A. M. They were
acon Robert Shank, trus-
ee, Charles Felty, elder,
{Harold Ney.
The members of the Fire
-0. and the Ladies’ Auxiliary
| vill serve a baked ham din-
| er on Sunday, Jan. 26, start-
ling at 11 am. Donation 75¢
for children and $1.25 for ad-
| ~
The Explorer Scouts had
an outing at Camp Criquetan
aver the weekend.
The Parents’
Club will
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Levi ing to the City Temple Times, meet next Monday evening,
Fuhrman and sons
of East
Petersburg on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.
John Bender
of Milton Grove entertained
Mr. and, Mrs. Ge ng
er to dinner on
birthday on
M/Sg..
Kauffman,
Monday.
and Mrs.
of
he former's pare
ze Mump-
Sunday in
honor of Mrs. Mumper's 83rd clocks. It proved very
Richard he turned lo his assistant and ——
Dover, Dela- said:
vare spent the weekend with attempted to force
nts, Mr.
*d Mrs. B. F. Kauffman,
Mr.
ited the
—

and Mrs. Irvin Bishop, canhot make
former’
's. Fannie Flowers a
‘thtown Monday e
§ sister,
Eliza-
vening,
Holsteins Make
Production
Mark
The Holstein-Fri
As-
esian
“retired in
the greatest throne in
world to the solitude of
monastery at Yuste, he occu-
pied his liesure time for
weeks trying to regulate two
diffi-
it is recorded,
from
the
the
weariness
cult. Oae day,
“To think that I hezve
he reason
and conscience of thousands
of men into one mould. and
Well,
like
tle
Charles V, i. seems,
so many of us, was a lit-
late in acquiring wisdom.
His experience reminds me,
particularly of the tactics of
our
Possessed of as much power
as Charles \" wielded, they
seek "o use it in the same
way as he did-—through force.
hey lump all industrial situ-
sociation of America has an- ations together and apply one
nounced the
outstanding official
tion records by
Holstein cows by
farmers.
A three-year-old cow, Wick bor monarchs
Sovereign Belle,
Haven
completion of formula to
produc-
registered
three local]
own-
them all—‘“meet
our demands or w¢'ll shut
you dowa.”
And some dignitaries go a-
round patting these union la-'
ed by A. W. Wickenheiser of We're with you.”
Mount Joy
of butterfal
daily for 271 days.
M. M. Wenger of Rheems he should die),
produced :
pounds of milk and 467 ibs, things that way.
“I, if I be lifted up from the:
12,699
in two milkings
»a the back
and saying, ‘‘Go to it, boys,
But Jesus didn't go at
Jesus said,
earth (signifying that death
will draw all
had 11,720 lbs. milk and 435 me: unto me.”
ibs. butterfat from
dale Madcap Carnation, a 4-/draw.”
- year-old milked twice daily our modern despots say,
for 299 days.
Henry M, Hess’ Clovena long
a 4-year-old,|[Power—not the driving pow- CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH |
milk and /er—that best organizes soci-
483 butterfat in two milkings/ety.
Daf: Doreen.
produced 11,891
per day for 268 days.
Wenger-|
Notice that Jesus said, “I'll
But, like Charles V,
We-!|
in the|
drawing|
"11 drive.” However,
run, it is the
When are we going to
fearn that simple truth?
two clocks a- '57
modern labor union czars *
Jan. 20, at the
school auditorium.
elementary

Mrs. Mary Simons is vaca- contractor, o f 65 Silver 220 volts and all other elect- tract and sub-contract work
tioning in Florida Spring Road, Landisville, rical modernizations. for new and old buildings of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer B. specializes in electrical con- Power and lighting work, all types, operating through-
Grove visited Mr. and Mrs, struction work for all resi- wiring and installations of out Lancaster County. All
George Morris and son at dential, commercial and in- complete elecirical systems work gets Mr. Steele's per-
Lebanon last Sunday. dustrial needs. are expertly done by Mr. sonal atteation and is, fully
37 C rows Imperial — New installations, repairs Steele, who has been an el- guaranteed. Call TW 8-8282
Coavertible ...... $4795 and maintenaiace are capably ectrician for 15 years and in for estimales and advice on
1 R= Y handled by Mr, Steel whe business for himself for three qualit k,
37 Imperial 4 dr. Sdn $4395 e/gunly yor
57 Chrysler Windsor
2-dr, Hardtop ..
Plymouth 8 2-dr.
Hardtop .. $2195
'56 Chrysler Windsor
Station Wagon $2495
'56 Chrysler N.Y. New-
port... $2395
'56 Chrysler N. Y. 4- dr.
Sedan ..... $2295
56 Chrysler Windsor
4.dr. Sedan .... $2195
'55 Chrysler N.Y. St
Regis... . $1995
'55 Chrysler N. Y. 4-dr.
Sedan $1795
'55 Chrysler Windsor |
Newport $1895
'55 Chrysler Wi. 1dsor
Sedan .... ; . $1795]
'54 Chrysler N. Y. 2-dr. i
Sedan ... $ 995
54 Plymouth 2-dr.
Hardtop . .. . $ 895
'54 Desoto 8, 4-dr.
Hardtop . $1095
'54 Dodge Royale 8
Sedan . ... $1095
'53 Chrysler N. Y. Sdn. $1095!
51 Chrysler Windsor
Sedan ... cpio 495
'50 DeSoto 4-dr. Sedin $ 395
!'50 Plymouth 2-dr Sdn $ 295
'50 Chevrolet 2-dr. Sdn $ 295
‘49 Plymouth 4-dr. Sdn $ 295
Paul H. Stern
AGENCY
329 West High Street
MANHEIM MO 5-2193
given to Loretta!
2sa returned to Warner Rob-!

John E. Eshleman, Florin. MARRIAGE LICENSES
Harold C. Both are seniors at Man. Kenneth R. Bradley, Man-
Middlebury, chester College, Manchester, ..., Ro and Loretta Mayers|
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs.

Hershberger,
Indiana announce the engage- Indiana. ——— of Maytown.
ment of their daughter, Janet : : ns
Hershberger, to J. Ross Esh- When in need of orinting,
Patronize Bullet.: Ad-ertisers.
leman, son of Mr. and Mrs. remember The Bulletin.
As een... Preggh
Dn wer
Bender’s Store, Salunga Is Modern
Self Service Market Featuring Full
Line Of Fine Foods, Quality Meats
Bender's Store, at 184 Main frozen foods, a s well as and from 7 to 6 on Sat urday |
St., Salunga, is a modern self choice produce and fruits, Established 30 y ears ago, it
market featuring a dairy products and sundries has remained in the owner)
service
complete line of fine foods. are all available at
A member of the Lanco Store, which has
Food Store Association, Be:a- been a popular
der’'s Store specializes i n place for many
quality meats and a variety this area.
of delicious cold cuts, also of- Free delivery
fering all other table needs. and the store
Groceries and all popular7 A. M. to 9 P.
Bender's ship of the Bender
for years and J. Keaneth Bender
shopping been proprietor for five years.
residents of He employs a friendly and
provided efficient staff of ten to serve
oon from you. Stop in or call Landis-
. EL ve days ville TWinoaks { 8- 3461.
ha
is
be
Joseph H. Cooper Does Plumbing
And Heating, Is Dealer For
‘Permutit Water Softeners
Joseph H. Cooper, plumb-' He is an authorized dealer 35 years, he has been estab-
ing and heating contractor, of for Permutit water softeners lished as a contractor for ten
{Route 230, Salunga, provides and also Shell oil burners. years and has a capable staff
la complete service ia his Pumps and complete water of five employees. Mr. Cooper
{field for customers ‘hrough- systems are also sold and in-'does contract and sub-con-
out Lancaster County. stalled by Mr. Cooper trac. work on new or existing
Famous American Stand- In the heating field he fea- buildings of ail types. All of
lard plumbing fixtures and tures hot water and hot air his work is fully guaranteed
heating equipment are offer- installations and in the plum- and done with good equip-
Broad St., Salunga, features
{the sales and installations of
a quality line of floor and
‘wall coverings for all rooms
in the house.
Famous Armstrong
{Amtico coverings of
Serving customers all over face material sold and instal-
Lancaster County, Mr. Long- led by Mr, Longenecker beau-
enecker each job histifies homes and makes them
to
ma-
gives
attention, assuring easier for
a n d'the customer of satisfact
various He has been in this field for terials and
types are sold by Mr. Longe- five years and established in fully guaranteed.
[necker, w h o also offers business for himself since TW 8-4012 for estima'es
Church plastic ‘wall les and 1954. advice.
a sm ——————— rere antag grea bee:
R. M. Brubaker, ie. H as Qreilics
Massey-Harris - Ferguson Farm
Equipment, Outstanding Service
R. M. Brubaker,
the homemaker
All of his
installations are
Call him at
and
personal
ion. keep clean.
Inc., 145 available at M. Brubaker, Many customers in a 12-
Marietta Road, Salunga, is a Inc. iin d dealer for 12 mile radius de pend upon the
franchised dealer for the years. firm for quality equipment
complete line o f quality Outstanding service is fe
Robert
of
|Massey-Harris-Ferguson farm tured by the firm, which os and superior service.
equipmeat, handling sales been in the service business M. Brubaker is president
and service, for 16 years. Par's and sup- the firm, which employs a
Traclors, combines, imple- plies are also sold by R. M. capable staff of four. The
ments and all other equip- Brubaker, Inc., which also firm is open from 7 to 4 on
ment in the line of Massey- offers a selection of guaran- Saturday. Stop in or call
Harris-Ferguson, Inc. are all teed used equipment, TW 8-4016 for all information
James A. Steele Handles All
Electrical Contracting Work
James A. Steele, electrical does change overs from 110 to years. He does electrical con-
te———

WHOLESALE
CLOSE-OU PRICES
1955 ~ 1956
(24) MERCURYS
2-DOORS - 4-DOORS - HARDTOPS - CONVERTIBLES
As Low As $905
EXAMPLE” MERCURY CUSTOM 4-DR. SEDAN 995
WHOLESALE
PRICES
Auto, transmission - Radio & Heater
Two-tone finish - Very clean
Nissley Motor Co.
Main and Vine Sts. MIDDLETOWN, PA.
Phone WH 4-4662

Dr. John H. Stauffer
81 E. Main St.,
OFTOMETRIST
Mount Joy
BY APPOINTMENT
Closed Wednesdays
Phone OL 3-8411

AH. Al Peifer
40th Year .
Sales Representative
Garber Motor Co.
Ford-Mercury
ELIZABETHTOWN 1
PHONE EM 7-1181

10-tfe'’
RAMBLER
Full Dip Rust
Proofing
Single Unit
Cons.ruction
Safety-Plus
Economy
LOOK
BEFORE | Real Craftsmanship
YOU
OPEL
Economy Plus
UY

BUICK
S. F.
PHONE EM 7
ULRICH, Inc.
-1175
M. G. JOHNSON
RESIDENCE - PH
METROPOLITAN
Economy
Plus
JOY OL 3-6222
CLEAN USED CA
Many local one-
owner to choose
from
ONE MT.

family

Florida March
ole
Ann Page

2
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