The Bunetin, Mount Joy, Pa. | | ThasiaY. Jaiy 17 Observe 50th Anniversary o'clock from the Hawthorn Funeral Home, Bainbridge Rurial will be made in Maytown Union cemeteryy 1 {Friends may call from 7 to un or 9 Friday evening at non ie Hawthorn funeral home. J —— er ff — When in need of printing, remember The Bulletin. number of pure strains. Shr will be a healthy, vigorous. strain-cross-hybrid, he pre dicted. The strain-cross-hy- brid is here to stay— a “mutation” or ‘sport’ up to out-perfirm the brid. he added. “The egg size of ture will begin close o'clock the fu- to large (rhael dance, Mr. and Mrs. Phares d Ginder of Milton Grove wer Mortuary Record honored at a surprise party nae celebrating their Golden MI BENJAMIN PORTNER Wedding anniversary July 12 at their farm tenanted by Mrs. Id M. Portner, 80 a son, Ralph of Mount Joy widow of Beniamin Portner R.D 2 : 139 Stoney Battery Roac The couple wa married Salunga, died in the Lancas July 12, 1908 by the late ‘ter Osteopathic Hospital at Bishop John Ebersole of Up- 7:05 Tuesday after a long ill per Lawn ness Mrs. Ginder was the for Born in Manor Two. mer Mabel Greiner of Milton was a daughter of the late Grove. Her husband is a re- Daniel and Amanda Morrison tired farmer Sinling. She had lived in the They are the parents of Elizabethtown area most of three sons. Victor of Mount her life, and in Salunga the Joy R2, Roy of Manheim R4 nast 17 years. She was a and Ralph of Mount Joy R2. member of United Zion Chil- They have twelve grandchil- dren Church, Elizabethtown dren and three great grand She is survived by children daughter, Ethel S.,, wife of Attending the party were Jacoh M. Peifer, with whom | Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ginder she lived. four brothers. Ir and son Clair, Mr. and Mrs. vin M. Sinling, Raymond M Roy Ginder and children, Sinling. Howard M. Sinling Nancy, Rachel and Wilbur: 211 of Rheems, and Bishop Mr. and Mrs Ralph Ginder Daniel M. Sipling, Elizabeth and children, Janet, Carl, An- town She is also survived na Ruth, and Lois: Mr. and bv four sisters, Ella, wife of Mrs. James Ginder., Mr. and Harvey Savder. Florin; Mrs Mrs. Irvin Eberly and daugh- Sadie M. Greider, Rheems: ters Cindy and Connie; Mr. Mable, wife of Jacob Swope and Mrs. Marlin Ginde r and Elizabethtown R1 and Mary son Larry, Jay Roy Ginder vife of Hossler Weidman of and Ruth Anne Bender Manheim Miss Beulah Greiner, sist Funeral services will be er of Mrs. Ginder. Mrs. Leh- held Fridav afternoon at 2:00 man Zeager, Mr. and Mrs. o'clock from the United Zion Carl Zeager and children, Children Church. Elizabeth Stanley, Herman and Almos; ‘own. Burial will be made ir Mr. and Mrs. Amos Whisler the East Doiegal cemetery and children, Jean, Gerald with the Heilig funeral home and Marvan; Mr. and Mrs. in charge Ray Swanger and children Paul and Rachael and Misse HENRY P. FRANK Suie and Ruth Whisler Henry P. Frank, 88, died i mae. mmm it 25 p.m. Wednesday at . his home, 100 S. River St Predict Egas Maytown, after a long ill Ness, Of Tomorrow He was a son of the late Richard and Lena Frank, of Cf Uniform Size [Raxony, Germany. He was a member of St. John's Luth The “Egg Layer of the Fu- cyan Church, Maytown; and ture’ will be as uniform 2s|, charter member of Mav- if machine produced, declar- {own Fire Co. His wife, Rob- ed Max M. Brender, promin-|.ptq K. Frank. died in 1945. ent poultry breeder from Surviving are a daughter, Ferndale, N. Y., during the “dna. wife of Penrose P 12th annual Poultry Breeders mjjhert. York: a son, Harry Conference at the Pennsyl-'o prank. with whom he re- vania State University. ided, two grandchildren and Discussing the future for four great grandchildren. poultry breeding, Srender, wincrsl services wilt be said the hen of tomorrow aq Saturday afternoon at will be a cross between a, : the| s Bradley Reunion Mr. and had the Jerome ternoon program, Mrs. Paul Witman Scripture reading, Engle and Mrs. Harvey Sumpman had the prayer History of the Bradley Union given by Mrs. David Good. A Television program was given by the Netzley fa mily with Mr. and Mrs ley Hosler, Mr and Harvey Groff, Mr. and Mrs Samuel Zerphey doing the singing. Clarinet solos were given by Ruth Ann Mull and Suzanne Groff, solos by Mi- Zerphey, Jeff Witman, “hyllis Zerphey, poems by Clair Witman, Mary Groff, David Good, Danny Good, Phyllis Sides, Tap Bonnie Reichenbach. was Mrs Jokes, During the year there were four births, marriage. In 1959 the reunion will be held at the same second The one death, one Sunday in July. officers are: president, Mrs. David Good: vice presi- lent, Mrs. Stanley Hosler: Secretary, Mrs. Treasurer, Mrs. man. Ellen Wit- | —— Bulltetin Advertising Pays TREE SERVICE SAWING. PRUNING and SPRAYING B. B. IBACH Phone MO 5-4616 Main St Manheim Pa | 139 S fren ~¥ HE'S GOT 5y IT! gM)» OUR 4 & ADS 99 ) DID Ww” PHE JOB eggs an d remain large through the laying life of the birds,’ Brender claimed “Under good managemen! and nutrition practices, fer tility and hatch-ability will approach 100 per cent. The efficient, economical hen of the future will weigh some- where around 4 to 4': lbs at maturity,” he continued Tomorrow's freshly - laid egg will be high AA, it was pointed out. Quality eggs will be free of blood and meat! spots and will be encased in FREE MOTI DD YOU WANT High Quality Dry Cleaning? THEN — Phone OL 3-2751-We Call IPROOFING Eicherlys smooth, hard shélls. Nutri- tion will play an important part, and will also provide a uniform-colored egg yolk ES A ETS So ait. SUMMER HOURS WEDNESDAYS 6 - 9 P. M. SATURDAYS 9 AM. - 3P.M. Washers & Special Summer Sale ON PRICES CUT TO COST Bity Now and Pav In Fall LIMITED NUMBE All hours by appointment FREE — 4 months supply of TIDE 16 lbs D RB d L with each washer or dryer I. Bemard Levy WARD BOTTLE GAS Chiprodist - Foot Specialist EPHRATA, PENNA. Gas Dryers R AVAILABLE 202 East Main St, 2nd Floor Phone OL 3-2211 If no answer EX 3-2166 ES ———— Eat Lots Of KELP HEALTHY HOME -GROWN Irish Cobbler Potatoes Red And Black Raspberries Mont Morenci Semi-Sweet Cherries Tomatoes Green & Yellow Beans Early Transparent Apples Stan- be 22nd. place on the 3 Jacob Ruhl:| 4 ————— tn - Kin 900000 —— 100 19 ‘secretary $0 Dr. Cha [les ave Engagements |i: "o"binie. The Benjamin Bradley re- ——————— . v s y . CTI TEE Her fiance attended Mount| y | 10 . “J ny at ~ IN inion was held on Sunday & DARRENKAMP — MALIK |Joy high school and is em- Acme Saves You Money Bo ) 2 ngs a; SS om pany Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dar- ployed in the University Hos- iin We le D ap renkamp, 119 East Main St.,/pital, Ann Arbor, Mich. I ny i 2 Pe announce the engagement of ————— er ng t + | Pri: = — te | their daughter, Sandra J. BRENEMAN - ROBERTSON rizes were given to th Darrenkamp, to George D. Mrs. Freda St a ; longest married couple, Mr Malik. son of Mrs. Velma Vrs. reda Sanderson, of and Mrs. Simon Bradley Goacher, Davenport, Iowa. Appleton, N. Y. announce the married 58 years; the young- Miss Darrenkamp, a grad- marriage of her daughter, 0 i iy manried ete Mr. a uate of Donegal high school, Jeanne Robertson, to Edgar; * on fin MARMNETS Mrs yde Kolp marrie s amniove ; the " es | ere Quahity Counts and Your Money Gar | athe: Hos io pny tho is empl ved by oe Donega | preneman, son of Mr. and | H . ' ’ ah ! om ¥ Mutual Insurance ompany, nree Edgar E. Breneman of] longest distance were Mr Marietta. Her fiance is serv- Manheim, R2 which t ki and Mrs. Paul Keller, Carlis ing wi U alae ' .3en 100% ane : , ng with the U. 8. Navy, sta-\,)a06 July 7 in the parson. le; those having the y 3 ioned at Bai \ » ? lo those ha I 4% Young # tioned at Bainbridge, Md. age of the St. Mark's E U. = With Edward Sumpman, Mt. Joy; MYERS EBERSOLE Chareh, Mount Joy. the oldest lady, Mrs. Anni Mrs. Nora M. Myer, Lititz, Ter ©. £. "Vit ot Ruhl, 85, Manheim; the old y R2. announces ihe engagae-toiated, & 2, a s gage : . est man, Simon Bradley, 80 8 nent of her daughter, Miss = The bridegroom is serving] wh Green Stamps Lititz # Delores G. Myers, to John } fu fie U.S a Force at Mrs. Harvey Groff led the Thersole, son of Mr. and lockport, N. Y. Y 1 wh 1 group singing during the af Mrs. Lester Ebersole, Hersh-| They plan to iive in Penn- ou ge a vy, R2, Miss Myer is employ-|sylvania in the spring. and Dr. pon Rainy Day or Sunny, Manheim. | T= STAMPS GEORGE E. CARRIGER Paint and Body Shop Wrecks Rebuilt — Cars Painted — Body and Fender Work Electric & Acetylene Welding Wheels Balanced and Aligned PHONE E-TOWN EM 7-6450 ON TO HERSHEY: Pretty Winnie Lee Hogan, who lives on a 118-acre farm near Saegertown, Crawford County, was the first regional winner of the “Queen of the Fur- row” Contest. She will compete against nine other regional finalists in Hershey, August 15th. The winner will reign over the National Plowing Matches and Con- RHEEMS you want! Lancaster Meat is a Treat to Eat! | SATISFACTION GUARANTEED SALE OF LANCASTER SIRLOIN STEAKS servation Exposition, also at Hershey, August 21st and SRNERERIANREANARRAEEAARRRAGANRAIIEARNSRERENNL Montmorenci CHERRIES NOW READY PICK YOUR OWN — BRING OWN CONTAINERS Closed Sunday SICO- ANNOUNCES... ALAA FUEL OIL AND SERVICE PLAN Visitors Welcome — J. Samuel Sherer MOUNT JOY R.D. 2 PHONE OL 3-5537 COMPLETE HEATING & less than Orchard located 5 miles north of Mt. Joy near ENGINEERING SERVICE $18 neil ¥ Plessis Chueh 1.31 1 FO5 1 SALE a 1 i EP Ia reezer 1. Yacuuming, cleaning, and adjustment of yous heating boiler or fumace, cleaning of all parts. 2. Once a year efficiency check-up and adjustment, + No: labor charge for service calls write or call for free booklet The SICO Company i Mount Joy, Po. _ Oldfield 3-3111 ONLY G-E {GIVES YOU ALL 3 ® Revolving Shelves | i ® No Coils on Back | * ® Roll-Out Freezer ! Big 15 cu. ft. come | bination Automatic | defrost Refrigerator with 175 1b. freezer section. | MENGEL sPASTRY SHop 45 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY PHONE OL: WEEK-END SPECIAL Cup Cakes- rex §0c Now LO c ao: ASSORTED 4 3-2921 DONUTS — COOKIES — PIES — BUNS HOME MADE BRFAD COLD SODA COFFEE SANDWICHES SUBS - CHIPPED HAM - TUNA SALAD HERSHEY'S ICE CREAM ICE CREAM SANDWICHES - 10c SKI-HI CONES - 10c FUDGE - BANJO - CREAM SICKLE - POPSICKLES 5c Each Model BH-15P $659.95 | TEA Ye A | ERO i a LL ia F's at Price Shown | 4 Ld CEA i BIRTHDAY & WEDDING CAKES MADE TO ORDER SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT Fresh Fruit We all have our bad days. But if depression contin- ues, check with your doc- tor. You may require vita- mins or medication. It is much more fun to live a Fresh Fruits and Vegetables All Summer In Season 15 kEouyant. che~r) a, SO e~faouard vour health. | { | “That's The Thanks I Get’ { 1 Mile East of Mount Joy Mrs. Clyde Thomas Fruit Stand Phone OL 3-5766 Route 230 G-E AUTOMATIC DRYER Big 10 Ib. capacity. No special wiring needed—operates on 115 volts. Model DA-420R. G-E PUSHBUTTQN RANGE Giant 23” oven, removable door. Hi-speed Calrod units. Focused: heat broiler. Model J-299R. MILK gives you a "lift" at any hour “milk break” any time. Milk is so refreshing . . . so full of food values G-E FILTER-FLO® WASHER Fully automatic—does big 10 Ib. wash. Famous G-E lint filter— 5 year warranty. Model WA-450R. G-E 14” PORTABLE TV New slim cabinet—sturdy vinyl fabric finish. 108 sq. in. picture. Long range reception. 14P1208.. Enjoy a Cut from young, corn-fed beef LB 39c Lancaster Tender Rib Steaks v7 O¢ Acme Freshly Ground Beef 1» 55¢ Oven-Ready Capons Ib 59c¢ etd BACON "63: Lanc. Quality Sliced Bacon 1b 8 Sc Tasty Longhorn Cheese 1b 49c COME AND GET ‘EM! GIGANTIC SALE OF BIG, RED, RIPE ATERMELONS 09: | DELICIOUS PINK MEAT CAL. WHOLE MELON ONLY Gantalounes | 2 - 45¢ TOMATOES FANCY HOT HOUSE SELECTED SLICING 28. IDEAL CREAMY PEANUT BUTTER 24.0z. jar 8 oz Jar 25 59 WHY PAY MORE? You Can't Buy Better Bread You Never Had It So Fresh! Old-Fashioned Home-Style ~ BREAD ig 12-1b. Br ph C FARMDALE BREAD Ib. loaf 17¢ SUPREME BREAD 1b. loaf 20c “5c VALUE GOLDEN POUND CAKES BARBECUE OR FRANKFURT ROLLS pkg. 8 22c for health and pep. A real taste-treat, . delicious plain or flavored! RED ROSE DAIRY Clarence S. Greider MOUNT JOY R. D. 1 Ph. too. . J. B. HOSTETTER & SONS | OL 3-2592 WEST MAIN ST, MOUNT JOY, PA. Winner of over 500 Prizes for Quality LOUELLA America’s Finest Butter (v4s) 1b 69c RICHLAND RUTTFR (solid) 1b. 67¢ [PRINCESS MARGARINE 2 lbs. 37c 'LOAF CHEESE Glendale Club 2-Ib. box 73c DATED END SEAL FOR YOUR PROTECTION i Else the B concer of no clude “new For ough ° surfac workn equipr If y new g the ki cent s 1, are How users ( ty unt the Bu chase Zerphe be use who m done Ww ready which placing ter the comes And — did Monda; were v. le, dou bows. | the co! repeate and sor george who w somewl The in Mo from p undeve not be you mi thing week - which surprise Mount Have picnic | betwee caster? vices pi ing pul of year are be; stantly. A thi long F Florin age. They public highwa Kline, : erintenc What now ak here ki enecker has in ous ‘‘ar materia “do-it-y But, not unc see the ket — ust 1 - man’s | in the Inste: identific Longen will sa Now, the nev ers and experts busines er was name t (no pu the changir Thus L. for the firs and Li Kik last PRIZE Prize: three night's local fi warded and Ge Riedel Linda Sherk. Ther: during but da in Sept Te |
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