CLASSIFIED
fou can Buy and Sell, Rent and Hire Profitably

No wonder women live
longer than men-—Look how
long they are girls.
There usually is plenty of
Through the room at the top because
some of those who get there
go to sleep and fall off
The first four days of
September is almost free
from planetary afflictions
which should give us a low
accident rate for that time.
Sept 5, there is some dan-
ger around water. We may
also have fog around this

WANT
a.
ADS

—_..

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

Ph. WANTED -— Student passen-

German shepherd pups : " te a Shi
OL 3-8661. di 13-tfc gers to Millersville college time. Sept. 11, is an acci-
— — who live in E'town area. dent cycle concerning trans-
{ white sidewall tubeless Have room for 3. Phone EM- portation. Sept. 16, the sun
tires. Size 7.60x15. Driven 7.2118 13-2¢ will turn to cold Saturn
less than 100 miles. Reason- - This can give us a cool
ably priced and guaranteed. Lawn mowers repaired and spell. September will be on
call at 54 sharpened. Call OL 3-8110 or
14-2p OL 3-8113. Elam Groff, Wood
Street, Florin. 50-tfc
Ph. OL 3-6701
W. Donegal st
1948 gray DeSoto coupe. Ph.
or
the mild side for the season.

12 noon; White Oak element-
ary and Fairland elementary
at 1 pm.; H. C. Burgard el-
ementary and Manheim ele-
mentary at 12:20; Manheim
Central Junior high school
at 12:25 p.m. and Manheim
Central Senior High school
at 12:30 p.m.
Dismissal will take place
according to regular schedule
On Wednesday, Sept. 6,
Orientation Day for parents
of kindergarten children will
be held. Kindergarten pupils
will report on regular sched-
ule Thursday, Sept. 7.
Cafeteria service for pupils
of the district will begin on
Fuel & Supply Co. rooms FOR RENT: By day,
week or month. Joy Tavern,
1 62 W. Main St., Mount 1.
tfc.
HOUSE FOR SALE: Bain-
bridge R1, 2ls-story frame
with 6 rooms & bath, on 32
yeautifully landscaped acres.
Will consider any reasonable
ffer. Call EM 7-3279. 13-2c
FOR SALE
EM 7-7185 or 7-495 45° mobile home. (Palace
Ranch Home). Well located
: : . on lot in Florin. Aluminum
(Formerly Larry's Coal awning. Financing available
Service and Schwanger's Ice Call OL 3-3211 or OL 3-4337
Service) 14-4c
Top Quality Hard Coa
and Medium Hard

For Prompt Courteous
Service
CALL

FOR RENT: 1l-room efficien-
WE GIVE S&H GREEN

cy furnished apartment. Call Wednesday, Sept. 6. Busses
TRADING STAMPS (5p 3-0871. 13-tfc will pick up students on
13-tfc FOR RENT: s<-room apart regular schedule Wednesday
13

~~ apartment with bath. Heat, MOrning.
water, electric. 215 Marietta
Ave., Mount Joy. Adults pre-
ferred. Walter Gallagher,
Elizabethtown R2. 42-tfc

B
Midget Football
Team Uniformec
The Donegal Braves, the
Marietta-Mount Joy, Florin
and East Donegal Midget
——————————-For Rent: Upstairs, 3-room football team, is in uniform!
apartment. Heat and water The team will play its
LP ive furnished. Call OL 3-3661 first game in the Red Rose

WANTED TO BUY
Wanted to buy: Clean glass FOR RENT: Professional of-
pint jars. OL 3-5766. : fice in Mount Joy. Good lo-
: 14-2p cation. Apply P.O. Box 52,
Mount Joy, Pa. 40-tfc

HE

between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Midget football coaference
47-4 on Sunday, Sept. 10, at the

Men not afraid to climb. For Rent: Four spacious rm. Hempfield high school.
Construction work. Call Mt. apartment, heat and hot The boys - ages 9 - 13 will

water inciuded. Apply man- be the hard
ager Murphy's store, 14-16
west Main street, Mt. Joy.
43-tfc
core of the
Donegal high school football
team in not too many years.
The Braves will play their
Joy OL 3-7989, noon or eve-
nings 12-tic

PART TIME EVES. & SAT

Just eading this ad won't — L
her hen Loin Nr ne first game at home Sept. 17
view. Call Lancaster EX 2- ——B—
2445 144c LEGAL NOTICES

: ~~~ Open New Tract
NOTICE TO LOTHOLDERS

= = = The annual meeting of lot At Maytown
CARD OF THANKSholders of the Mount Joy :
Cemetery Lot Association Mervin Arnold of May-
E will be held Tuesday even-town, has purchased four
We arc deed appreciative ing, September 12 at 7:30 p. acres of land southwest of
and to express our m. in the Sico Company of- Maytown and plans to open
gratefu ; to our neigh-fice, 15 Mount Joy Stircet, 3 pew housing development
bors and friends for their Mount Joy. 13-2¢ He has announced that he
kind expressions of sym- ry ol Ted waa ne
or. pop ens I will call a new street
pathy extended at the death through the are:
of our beloved husband and arough the area S. Harter
father. Suley Reist and fam- street, in memory of the

Landisville-Salunga
ily. 14-1p late Dr. George Alvin Harter
Ey A 3087s : who served the community
Mrs. W : 5 a Y
: aa. Mrs. William K. Risser goo years. Dr. Harter be-
eee eee III Re —— ———————

gan his practice in Maytown
HELP WANTED

Herapfield high school’s jn 1861. He died in 1946.
M F | marching band turned out
ale or remaie for it’s first rehearsal Mon- til Friday, Aug., 25 from 4
= == day, August 21 at 6 pm. until 5 p.m.
EARN $500.00 AND MORE Russel Getz is director of a
spare time evenings for the band. The rehearsal was The Hempfield Sertoma
212 months, September, Oct- for all members and pros- Club held its second annual
ober, November. Toy demon- pective members of the “Baseball League Pienic” at
strations in the home. We band, majorette corps, and the Salunga | Pavilion oi
furnish toys for demonst- color guard. The rehearsal August 23. This picnic was
» rations, Jo ae iol was also the deadline for re- for all boys from the Land
ly Sole Ine BER aro hriing: band uatorms isville, East Petersburg and
to Box X care of this news- w Lr } Pelee . Rohrerstown area and their
paper 6-2» William L. Roland, eleven coaches who played ball in
69 Main St., Salunga was the Sertoma Baseball Lea-
i Gn treated at Good Samaritan gue. Food was served at 6:30
—_— — 'T— Hospital, Lebanon, for a la- followed by games, prizes
HELP WANTED cerated left index finger and awards.
FEMALE William was struck by an —
axe while attending Camp Mary Minich, Main St.

pm Swatara Salunga is a patient in St.
Lady for light housework & ED Joseph's Hospital in Lanc-
rompanio Hours. 9-5. Six Hempfield, of the 11 - man aster. Mary is post mistress
da A Call OL 3-9741. midget football Red Rose of Salunga.
12-tfc League is issuing a call for a
a= players. Coach George Ren-' Mrs. ‘Henry Hiesiand, of
BABY ITTER — Mature 2" cnid boys f the Land 1 : ly _ ’
oo Hing and 2eL said boys from the Land Main St. Salunga, fell and
WO r Or baby Sitt B £ <7} . ro at yok rar abies $a 1 >=2 3
light housekeeping in my isville ; Fay o Exe foe. Sa broke her arm Sunday mor-
home 2 chool-age children lunga or tOEe rs! wn ar 4, ning, August 27.
and 7-mo. old infant Must are invited to try out {or —
love children Mid-Sept. the team The Salunga Women’s
Monday through Friday. Ph The age limit is 13 years Club and the Ladies Auxi-
OL 3-4582 12-tfc as of September 1 and the Jiary to the Salunga Fire
We —e———————— weight limit is 115 pounds. C held a toi co :
Wor Who Can Drive — If °F ‘ ected Do ving Co., held a joint meeting Jn
vou would enjoy working 3 Boys interested in playing the form of a covered dish
’ wv ia 8 Y ww i . . act av Pe a 19.4
or 4 urs a day calling reg- should contac ; Ray Ober supper at the Pavilion on
. 1 G TW oag ha . - .
iarl each month on a holtzer, TW B-8869 Jor Rich- August | 28. Following . the
: Studio Girl Cosmet- ard : Charles, TW 38-7332. business * ‘meeting - of: ‘each
ic clients on a route to be msietimee group, games were: played.
hed in and around The “Good News Club”, - — '
M Joy and are willing sponsored by the Child On Wednesday. September
to nt deliveries, etc., Eyangelism Committee met 6, the junior choi )
bi UDIO GIRL COS wang - 6, the junior hoir of the
2; : il UW 37 on the lawn at the home of Salunga Church of the Bre-
Jept. AUW-51{, . } y » i ,
California Route Mr. and Mrs. George Mc- thren will meet at 6:30 p.m.
p to 35.00 per hour Farland, Main St Selunga and the senior choir at 7:15
12-3d from Tuesday, Aug. 22 un-p.m. at the church.
the weather by sam miller
storms are
the month is
Some severe
marked before
out.
Weather -
2 and 3, cloudy;
partly cloudy on the warm
side; 6 and 7, unsettled,
rain; 8 and 9, partly cloudy;
10, 11, 12 and 13, unsettled,
rain; Only travel in the best
Sept. 1, clear;
4 and 5,

airplanes on Sept. 4, 15, 21,
22, 27, 28 and 29
B i
Neighborhood Party
Sixty-four residents of
Park Avenue and Frederick
Street assembled for their
second annual ‘“Neighbor-
hood Picnic” on Thursday,
August 24. The picnic sup-
per was held at the Chiques
Creek Park and each family

Miss Anna Maze Eby, build-
ing principal and grade 1,
and Mrs. Zelah M. Bender,
kindergarten.
Grand View
William Thome,
rade 6;
Mrs. Kathryn Erb, 5; Mrs.
Vera Albert, 4; Mrs. Mabel
Bucher, ‘3; Mrs, Esther Wea-
ver, 2; Mrs. Mary Kauffman
1; Mrs. Arba Herr, kinder-
garten and Mrs. Dorothy
Spickler and Mrs. Cressie
Keith, county operated day
care center.
Mrs. Ethel Broske and
Mark Dubbs, Music; Miss
Marian Heisey and Mrs
Beryll Hahn, art; and Mrs.
Dorcas Knorr and Mrs. Jean
nette Germer, nurses.
Elementary
Charles Heaps, building
principal: Mrs. Mary Stern,
grade 6; James Sarbaugh, 5-
6; Mrs. Hope Rosser, 5; Miss
Irene Heisey and Miss Irene
Ibach, 4; Mrs. Margaret W.
Hart and Miss Dorothy Kay-
lor, 3; Mrs. Mayme Hackman
and Mrs. Anne G. Bell, 2;
Mrs. Emma Good and Miss
Edna Charles, 1, and Mrs
Marian Toppin, kindergart-
en.
Seiler
Donegal High School
Roy Armold,
James Baugher, science, Mrs
Catherine J. Bennett, diecti-
tian; Carlin Brightbill, math
Mrs. Sadie Brooks, nurse;
John D. Day 3rd, guidance;
Kenneth Depoe, industrial
arts; Mrs. Ruth Gantos,
cial studies; Marshall Gem-
berling, driver education.
Mrs. Nancy Ginder, Eng-
lish, Spanish; Mrs. Vera Gin-
rich, English; Henry Hack-
man, science;
SO-
Miss Elsiean-
na Henry, health and physi-¥
cal ed.; C. A. S.
science and German; Mrs
Naomi Houseal, commercial
Lloyd W. Kline, English;
Mrs. Mary Emma Llewellyn
librarian.
John W. W. Loose, socia
studies; Mrs. Betty Lutze,
commercial; Miss Lily Mar-
tin, guidance; Grant Milier,
vocational agriculture; Mrs
Doris Muir, French; Robert
O'Donnell, Latin, English;
Mrs. Mary Sarver, home and
school visitor. Mrs. Almeda
Scheid, home economics,
Martin Shenk, social studies;
H. Morrell Shields, instru-
mental music; Miss Joyce
Shirk, commercial; John F.
Stachura, health and physi-
cal ed.; Donald Staley, social
studies; Emerson Stehman,
science; Miss M Thelma
Taylor, mathematics; Mich-
ael Weaver, art; Thomas
Wolfgang, vocal music and
Miss Catharine G. Zeller,
English
High School
Mrs. Margaret
home economics; Paul E
Coleman, science; Mrs. Made
line Edgett, reading; Adol-
phus Edwards, history; Miss
Mary J. Fisher, health and
physical ed.; I. Paul Frey,
English, history, spelling;
Theodore Greider, history,
geography; Mrs. Edna Guhl,
special education; Mrs. Doro
thy Hershey; English, his-
tory; Miss Mary Jane Hoffer,
English. history; Kenneth
Jones, English, history; Mrs
Jessie Malmborg, English,
history; John McHenry, in-
dustrial arts; James R. Nee-
ly,” health and physical ed;
Miss Helen .Nohrenhold, li-
brarian; Hubert Peters, ma-
thematics; Mrs! ‘Louise Pet-
ers, mathematics; Walter
Price, geography, mathema-
tics; Mrs. Jean Timmons,
guidance and Curtis Weddle
English and History.
Annex
G. Brown,

Hollinger, thic

EEE en Mr. and Mrs. John Engle
. and son of Detroit visited
e INgs Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Engle
last week
~ MELLINGER n GISH Mr. Michael Kanoff is a
Miss. Patricia Gish daugh patient at the General Hos-
4 oe « « ixil,
ter of Mr. ani Mrs. Abner pital. He is suffering from
Gish, R2, Manheim, became Blood PoSoniIngL . |
the bride of Glen Mellinger, , " i elman cee
brated her birthday last
son of Henry Mellinger and
. Friday
Barry Brandt celebrated
his birthday last Thursday.
% i “ ne af : participated by bringing a § Yih
Sa 20d week days Plter a —_—. Manheim Plans ctvered: dish. w. ’
- Mr. and Mrs. James Spang
Puppy. Toy rat terrier and REAL ESTATE School Opening ler, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Little
Shinualua A eka old, Don For Rent: Apartment. Four The 1961 - 62 Manheim Me AI Mus, Tony Zerphey od »
24 ug : 14-1c rooms and bath. Large attic. Central School District will remo ved asthe. COM: Hib as. 1 BE
BEY Re Phone OLO 3-5704. 14-1¢ open with a general assemb- ET hewi th ye ar. the late Emma Mellinger,
TYPEWRITERS, add. mach, TRAVEL TRAILER FOR ly at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, Sep- Fines. for ma Eo My Saturday at 2 pm. in the
cash reg, check intercoms, RENT, weekly. 13 feet, will tember 5, for the teachers to rangements. Plans are being Cross Roads Brethren in
safes, files, off. furn., new & sleep five. Call OL 3-4162. Ie followed b rate made for a similar get-to- 5 V°5 HOC 4 et
. Roots Sale Tuesday. 14-3c Pe lolowe y separal€ ,.ih.. next summer. Christ Church. :
arth trip ENGLE, 411 E meetings for the elementary, ® 3," © "Mrs. Kenneth The Rev. David R. Wolfe
igh St., E-town. 37c POs ReNL $room & bath Junior nah, and senior high i 0. and Mr. and Mrs Stigisted 8p dhe Sonpis Zhe
rrestestsestt IIa ie : § lo Sl. » Greiner have been téremony fn Vv.
133382823 $3332se Jovy TR a lurnighed, Following this, school will Bruce JSeiier a Ve on Benjamin Thuma assisting
“P go into session for students ittee for 1962. Miss Charlotte Wolgemuth
FOR SALE: 2-Story Frame according to the following B served as organist and Geo.
Double Home in Stauffer- schedule of arrival at the D. Sload as soloist.
town, 9 rooms, 2 kitchens & respective schools. © Teachers ~ Mrs. James Longenecker,
. 2 baths, inciuded. Oil heat, 3 Mastersonville elementary, (From page 1) sister of the bride, was the
Elizabethtown car garage, large lot. Call Elm Tree elementary and : a ,. matron of. honor. Brides-
OL 3-4763. 134c Sporting Hill elementary at 3; Mrs. Romaine Kline, 2; maids were Miss Margaret
Risser of Elizabethtown and
Mrs. Donald Yingst of Man-
heim R2, also a sister of the
bride.
Alvin Mellinger, R1, was
best man for his brother
Ushers were Donald Musser,
R1, Ernest Wolgemuth, Mt.
Joy, Burnell Heisey and Eu-
gene Kibler, both of Mt. Joy
The brides brother, David
Gish was ring bearer and
Jennifer Yingst, niece of the ~
bride was flower girl.
Mrs. Ruth Brandt, Man-
heim, and Miss Rachel Gind-
er, Mount Joy were gift re-
ceivers.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
floor length gown of em-
broidery dotted nylon or-
ganza styled with a scalloped
sabrina neckline, short scal-
loped sleeves and a fitted
bodice which extended into
a baxque waistline. The bhouf
fant skirt worn over hoops,
featured four scalloped tiers.
Her viel of imported French
illusion caught up by
a pearl and rhinestone
crown, accented pearl
drops. She carried white
lace covered with a
detachable white rose cor-
surrounded with step-
white frenched
was
by
da
ible
sage
and
commercial; carn
wedding a
held in the
rooms. After
Poconos, the
couple will reside at 1581 S.
Market St Elizabethtown
Bot are graduated from
Following the
reception was
church
a trip
social
to the

Man 1 Central high school
and Mellinger is em-
ployed He Carpente
Insu Cf Mount Joy
and Mr. Mellinger is employ-
ed by the Pirst

ane Ty ow ' r
nd Trust Co. «

“A moved to
Jay Houseal celebrated
his birthday Wednesday.
Mrs. Annie Hicks visited
her friend Mrs. Smyser in
York for several days last
week,
Mrs. May Hicks is con-
fined to the second floor.
She fell last week and tore
ligament in her knee.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rice
have purchased the Gorher
property on W. High street.
Mr. Rice was recently separ-
ated from the U. S. Army.
The Frank Gorners have
E. Main street in
Mount Joy.
Mr. Henry L. Haines was
on the sick list last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Shank
and daughter spent last
weekend at Avalon, N. J.
Mrs. Jame s Baker and
sons returned home on Fri-
day from Md.
a
Cumberland, Md.,
where they visited the Larry
Barnes family.
Mr and Mrs Robert Cle-
ments and sons of New
Castle, Del, spent the week
end with Mrs. Mildred
Wolfe.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kendig
and children have moved to
the Miller property on N
River street from Elizabeth-
town.
The Girl Scouts and their
leaders camped at Camp
May on Friday and Satur-
day.
The
“hrist
School
church
of
ed.
Callers
United Church of
will hold Sunday
at 9:30 a.m. and
at 10:30 a.m. instead
time previously schedul-
of Miss Grace A.
Henderson last week were
Mr. and Mrs. Crockett, of
Miami Beach, Mr. and Mrs.
John Hinton, Douglasville,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewis of
and Kevin and
E’town, Pa.
Keith Henderson of Mt. Joy
Mr. George Bowers, Ohio,
visited the Norman Blotten-
bergers last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Madara
and children of Harrisburg
were in town on Sunday.
Mrs, Bartch of Marietta,
was Elizabeth Strawsbaugh’s
guest on Sunday.
Miss Mary Witmer enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Reynolds and children of
Lancaster and Mr. Mervin
Brandt and son Barry on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hol-
lenbaugh celebrated their
53rd wedding anniversary on
Tuesday.
Mr,
patient
pital.
Mr. and Mrs.
Neas and children
last weekend in West Va.
Bee
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Lee S. Wiseman,
in St. Joseph

ler, 544 S. Market st.,
zabethtown, Pa. :
B

Bulletin advertisement pays
BUSINESS DIRECTOR
Convenient Reference To Firms Serving Communi
Howard Knisley is a
Hos-
Clair Mec-
spent
Mount
Joy R1, and Sharen E. Gib-
Eli-

We Will Trade: —
REAL ESTA
ANYTHING
We Will Finance

MAIN & VINE STS.
OPEN 9

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DIRECT FROM FACTORY
MADE TO YOUR ORDER
FURNITURE
AUTOMOBILES
TE
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To Suit Your Budget
Payments Lower Than Rent
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Delta & Henry Streets
MOUNT. JOY, PA.
Phone OL 3-8271

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Phone OL 3-7485

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Used Cars - Inspections
OL 3-5951

eri I

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2 - Ford Fairlanes - 4-drs. AARON G. LONGENECKEF
‘56 Chevy, Club Coupe
» ‘56 Buick, 2-Dr. Hardtop
‘59 Ford Galaxie 4-Door
1 ‘58 Ford Couniry Sedan
2 DEMONSTRATORS
‘61 Ford Galaxie 4-Door
Lumber -
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
FURNITURE TUPHOT STFR.
MOUNT JOY RD. 2 iy; REPAIRING & CLEAN-
Phone OL 3-6091 ING, ANTIQUES restorea
Free estimates. Phone MU 4-
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; . HALDEMAN'S
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p Scavanng UPHOLSTERY &
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S. MARKET ST.,
Phone OL 3-8171
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BOX 104
Formerly
vice.
ELIZABETHTOWN FUEL
We Give S&H Green Stamps
EM 7-7185
If no answer call EM 7-4958
Larry's Coal Ser-
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ED. KEENE
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Phone OL 3-8664

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ELWOOD MARTIN
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MOUNT JOY

al in
Miss Groce Henderson
Mrs. Fred -Wetzel pent
last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Wetzel Jr. and
children a icshurg
Mrs. Esther daugn-
ter Dorothy, and Miss Esther
Shearer spent the weekend
at Wildwood, N.J. last week

NOTICE
To Tue PusLic
At its regul
the Moun
ance
ar meet
PHOHIBITING DISORDERLY CONDUCT
IN THE BOROUGH
IT IS UNLAWFUL TO:
Disturb the Peace
Cause danger, discomfort or annoyance
Make loud, boisterous or unseemly noise or
disturbance
Fight or quarrel
Use obscene or indecent language
Loaf or loiter or congregate
Annoy peaceable res
In streets, alley
Conviction of Violati
less than $5 nor more than $50.00 and costs.
MOUNT JOY
t Joy Borough Council passed an ordin-
When in need of printing,
remember The Bulletin.
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Storage - Laundry Service
Phone OL 3-407%

CLEANING - PRESSING
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ORK
Phone EM 7-1524
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ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.

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on carries a fine of not

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14 EAST MAIN STREET
OL 3-7271

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JAMES A. TIERNE
MASONRY CONTRAC
All Kinds of Brick & B
206 East Main St.
MOUNT JOY OL 3-52

Phone Marietta HA 6-3

HOLLINGER OIL

OL 3-
If no answer call OL 3-
ATLANTIC PETROLE
Oil Burner Sales & Ser

J. ELWOOD BRUBAJ
Exterior Pai

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