goods By Ruth E. Mumma SALE LIST Poore Estate, First National Saturday. November 14 Bank and Trust Company, On road from Route 230 to Elizabethtown, Pa. Executor Deodate about 1! miles household goods by Al- Southwest of, Deodate and :(c¢ Hoerner Estate, First ’ TAKE SOIL SAMPLES suggests James H. Eakin, ex- Thursday, Novembe S— "1 : Sr., Fall is an ideal time to tension agronomist at Penn The Bulletin, Mou will be hostess at her home, jap0 soil samples to deter-State, If samples are now 209 Marietta avenue, Mount mine next ye ar’'s needs fortaken there will be plenty of €rs and take advant Joy for the Membership Tea |;..o phosphorus and potash, time to order correct fertiliz- early-order discounts. A To of the local auxiliary of the — Harry Weav-two miles Northeast of Route National Bank and Trust AUXILIARY TO MEET Mrs. Paul Stehman, WALTER DUPES’ Lanisile-Salinga Bikes Involved @ NEWTOWN 2 Mrs. Norman Brosey In Many Deaths _»" Mr. and Mrs er called on sser —_— r D a. Nn ——— F. Ly- Some 460 trol. + st : Akror killed last year In gage. engak! bicycles, a » and Mrs. John tle. 324 Miller Road, Ohio, announce the involving ment of their daughter, Peg 4 +, obile gy Lytle, to M. Stanley Nolt ; «day in warning son of Mr. and Mrs Mark S parents and school-age child- Nolt, 124 Cooper Ave. Lan “ren of the extra caution disville necessary now because of the Miss Lytle persons were of by Jen ask- mem members are ed one new ber Plans are being made by he auxiliary to sell candles for the benefit of the linen fund. The next meeting of the group will be held Nov 16 at 8 p.m. at the home Mrs. James A. Phi.lips, Marietta avenue Bere Wash only dirty eggs. Why expose already clean eggs to possible danger iki, Present motorists, weaver of Mount Joy Monday Noven love vo 25 to bring Visitors of Mr. and os BO Irvin Witmer and Youd leading were Mrs. Howard Witmer 100 Canadian Registered from old Road ‘to : number of bikes in and daughter Carol Sue. and grade Holsteins; anniver Aperdeen Mills Real Es- the School of Home Econom- increasing highway _ MF and Mrs. Howardsary sale by C. S. Erb tate and personal ics, Ohio State University ber 6-3 . \ . Saturday Mrs. miles Southeast of Middle- 114 mile p tow ius f ute 1 family town just off Route 44! pewntown along Hershey is a stude in is a udent i greater use, the congestion ‘ of on roperty and the earlier Gamber enjoyed a trip to _ S——— by David E Te and Mr. Nolt is an Ohio _ rival. dav by day. of dusk Virginia on Saturday. Friday, November 10—One —ne | e— State graduate In architec , 4 darkness . : James Brosey and John Mie Fouth of Milton Grove Washing removes the na- ture and is employed by the pp..0 hundred and fifty Lichty were Saturday even-ph lH niles OH S tural cover seal on an egg; Limbach Co, Columbus, O. tj \oce killed were between Ng supper guests of Rev. 00t C Ere Ed An thereforS: it ust be eplar A June wedding is planned... 1.05 of 5 and 14 years”,and Mrs. Oscar Buch of Man} _¢ Loewen Ra AN= «4 with a germic.de or sani- said Edward P. Curran, Key- heim. a omdiddndid ma tizer to nrevn=* bacteria from stone's Safety Director. “the Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wit- saturday. November 11 entering the egg. next highest fatality rate oc-mer visited Mr. and Mrs. Cle- A1ong road leading from Mt Charlee Myers, 17-year-old senior at Hempfield H. S. was crowned Homecoming Queen Monday night, Oct. 23, dur- ing the halftime ceremonies aged tus Hirst and son Scott, of yoy to Mastersonville, 4 mi- Christiana. ,les North of Mount Joy, 2 Week-end guest of Mr. and miles South of Mastersonvil- curred among persons 15 to 24. indi- PUBLIC SALE “Those grim figures OF VALUABLE ® REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY November 15 - Saturday, Nov. 18, 1961 at the Hempfield-Elizabeth- town football game held a Catholic high field in Lan- caster cate clearly the pressing nec- Mrs. Norman Brosey and fa-le - Implements and house- essity for intensifying efforts mily were Miss Mary Barto hold goods by Raymond to make motorists and bike of Manheim. Ginder. riders alike more acutely a- Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ware of the dangers inherent Wm. Haines and sons were in having children involved Mrs. Henry Rollman and —Along Route 340° from in highway traffic. daughter Pat, of Lititz. Mr. Elizabethtown to Hershey a- AT 1:00 O'CLOCK P M. “To begin with, bikesand Mrs. Lloyd Nentwig of bout 23; miles North of Eli- should always be in first- Florin. Mrs. Giles Urban and zabethtown - Real Estate Mrs. glass mechanical condition children Billy and Mary Ann and machine shop equip- Cleon Kahler presiding. ,..q4 have lights and warning of Lancaster. ment by R. Scott Flowers Plans were made for the jaqactors. And cyclists must Mrs. Irvin Witmer and fa- oyster supper to be held on pe gyly impressed with the mily visited Mrs. Anna °% Nov. 4th and the turkey sup- fact that they must obey all Kauffman of Columbia RD. 6 miles East of Lancaster a- per to be held Nov. 18. A do- trafic signs and signals and Mrs. Norman Brosey and long Route 230 at Penna nation of $1,000 was given gpcerve all commonsense children Barry and Linda Guernsev Sales Pavilion - to the fire company. Mrs. 165 laid down for their saf- Visited Rev. and Mrs. Oscar fs head of owrehred blood- Cleon Kahler handed in her 4, Buch of Manheim. tested and accredited Guern -esignati 3 Si or cevs Sal anage r W resignation as president after ““notorists and truck driv- Visitors of Mr. and ye {ot eae Eo . A Lancaster General hospital ’ ~ ) & 1 v / > collision Mr. and Mrs. 230 - Stock and implements Sompany, Elizabethtown, Pa 0 » Wally Sload 1 £ ly Mrs. Allen Gall Executor. Sale to commence Saturday, Nov. 4 from 2 to Keystone and famil ] All : Marietta, Mr — . Hundreds of new 1962 Fords and Falcons are now a 3. m 4 pm Club revealed to- | and Mrs, 9:50pm ing daily in our showrooms! — Wednesday, Auxiliary Landisville Fire held their monthly meeting Tuesdy, Oct. 24 at the fire hall, with the president, Mrs. of the Company Ladies The undersigned will offer for sale on the prem- ises at 278 Broad Street, Land'sville, Pa., the Street] just North of Old Harrisburg Pike, the following real estate: Thursday. November 16— Now we've got to make up for lost time and lost sales ! We p'edge you a deal youl never forget. ... and imn diate delivery on the gorgeous new car you pick ! Mrs. F I et heck SL 11 years. s als Abram Gamber and da > G x . . : The nominating committee SS aloo ust eo oh be Minnie were Mr Gangitter Penna gp hr Age = By all means see this week's Galaxie Special ! BE eatiom Bf fife Particularly during the hours Salem Gamber of Columbia 7p,redav. November 16— and GARAGE WITH SMALL APARTMENT, built-in charmer: Mrs. Edward Kline when youngsters are on the RD. Seni iy . _ In Rorough of Marietta at porch, laundry and summer house attached, good slate roof, iy Nis way to and from school Visitors of Maurice Fry-19 west Walnut Street - newly painted, new oil burner with hot water heat, front- and Mrs. Gordon Mumma. And, when they. can be ex- Singer and son John were Rea] FEstate and verconal ing 40 feet more or less on Broad Street and extending in Hostesses for the _ evening pected to be riding after Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fry- nroperty of Anna E. Haas. depth 180 feet to a public alley. H U RRY TO YO U R were Mrs. Howard Kline and school around their home Singer, of Lansdowne, Daniel Sale to start at 6:30 pm. At the same time the following personal property Mrs. Bernard Kline. neighborhood streets. Chil- Frysinger and son Bobby of —eee will be sold: ———— ren often prove changeable Glenn Mills and Mr. and Mrs Friday. November 17—In Bedroom Suite, Sofa Bed, Roll Top Desk, Wash The Hempfield Union school 5n4 unpredictable in their Wm. Cooter of Lancaster. Reranch of Flizahethtown at Stand, Buffet, Chests, China Closet, Kitchen Cab nets, board agreed at a recent quick actions and reactions. Miss Linda Brosey was the 29-41 Fast Park Street - 1938 Gibson Electric Stove, 1959 Frigidaire Re’r'gerator, meeting to rent a room from g, the motor-vehicle driver guest of honor at a Hallo- Real Estate and personal Columbian Coal Range, GE Washer, Dishes, Cooking Uten- the Trinity United Church of ;,st — a . vEiey : Ra a vs : sils, Small Rugs, one Large Rug, Extension Table, Chairs, . ; st always be ween party held at her home nropertv by Harry R. Brin- 7° . ph Christ, East Petersburg, forty take a San Saturday evening, guests ser Fctate. Sadie H. Risser ar Su Que Liens and lot of tools in good condition. use as another kindergarten. {ions or ridi oy : ent w ; Or 3 rinse cecu- { joodge Sedan. 1 n ; present were Larry and Bar-and Earl H. Brinser, Execu 4 ote 8 TT mo 9. a The room to be rented is in much for oy too 79 Derr, Jans Cornolell, Son. tors. ys Real sue will be offered for sale at 2:00 P. M Prem. 2 Building nest to the church g ed. Be on the ** ’ , ises may be viewed anytime by calling TW 8-6502. Imme- 2 } ready to stop quickly at al] 9ra Putt, Barry Mellinger, FORD DEALER'S! diate possession can be given. and is expected to accomo- times, should be his credo.” Michael Myers, Mary Barto, Satvrdav November 15 Terms and conditions will be made known by: Gate twenty children. Mrs. B Joyce Graybill, Judy Olweil-™m Roranah of Flizabethtown gpimer V. Spahr, Auct E R Gi d ean Cence, Farmdale Road, er, Mary Louise. Bonny, Deb"! 511-513 East High St. - young & Young, Atty’s. mma D. imnaer FD will be the teacher for the — of, bie and Terry Brosey. Mrs Real Eestate and personal 33. _____— group with morning sessions OUR 5 * Brosey and children James 'overtv by Mrs. Clara = = only. WANT and Barry, and Mrs. Albert rand? Exige pe National POLITICAL POLITICAL POLITICAL POLITICAL POLITICS g : 2ank an rust Company o ‘ . ; : ) The board approved giving . Elizabethtown. Pa., and Mar F all school employes flu shots. ADS ARE Brosey. Be The employes are to pay for Loa M has b K gie Boozer, Executors. the materials but the shots Many a man has been kept 2 will be us by og ey out of hot water by having a Fridav. November 24—In school physician. > : Jorge family and a small Wa Boroudh OF Some 0 Y 00 ove i nen e Wil ter heater. at Peach Alley - Household The Salunga Women's club POLITICAL will meet Monday evening, ¥ kk * kk *** Nov. 6 at 7 o'clock at the Sa- MAYOR (East and West Ward) FRANK B. WALTER, who will, if elected, continue to g've the office personal and undivided at PUBLIC SALE lunga Church of the Breth- Their Home City ren. Bring gifts for Harris —OF— burg mental hospital. — 1 3 3 * mi 1 ministrec’i i Newsbeber Which HOUSEHOLD GOODS | tention, with every effort for the most efficient over al' ad trc’ion. Don't forget the meeting of nows Them Best— the Ladies Auxiliary to the - COUNCIL (East Ward Mount Joy Legion Post on Endorses Fri. Eve'g, Nov. 10, 1961 bh . ) 3 . : Tuesday evening, Nov. 7 at GEORGE H. GROFF who has served wel for eight years. He is cha’rman of the important prop the Legion Home at 8 o- On the premises located one mile South of Milton ’ ye : ; ' clock. Grove, three miles North of Florin, on the Jacob N. 8 erty committee which is responsible for all Boro equipment, playgrounds, parks and real estate. A light lunch will follow Eshelman premises. the meeting Philco Refrigerator: G. E. Refrigerator: o E.. Electric |i COUNCIL (West Ward) tet Stove: Kenmore Gas Stove; kitchen cab’net: kitchen serv-|§ - rar . » The Hempfield Sertoma er; two dining room suites; two dinette sets; 3-pc. living SIMEON A. HORTON, Chairman of the street comm’t'ee, which at present is in the process of ¢ Club met Wednesday night room suite: couches: davenport bed: beds and springs: : . . : L 1 - " . i Ani I blanket chests; extension tables; typewriter table; end street construction program which will contnue until all our streets and al'eys mee! modern improvemen Oct. 25, at the Mount Joy Le- gion Post Home. Mr. Richard Nissley, Landisville spoke on “Bridge Building” following the business meeting. tables: platform rocker; reclining char; other cha’rs: 9x12 rugs: throw rugs; small radio; clocks; mirrors; pictures: picture frames; apartmentsize washer: dishes and cooking utensils: and a lot of articles too numerous to mention Sale to commence at 7:00 P. M., when conditions will made known by ; Jacob N. Eshelman and Anna Loewen Eshelman | | standards. COUNCIL (West Ward) CLARK G. BERRIER, conscientious and industrious, representing the West Ward in council. no be serving on the finance and property comm'tiees, deserves an expression of confidence on election day. The Hempfield Post 5995 Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold their monthly meet- Justice ANNEX. TAX COLLECTOR (East and West Ward) ing Monday evening, Nov. 6 ALPERN Lee Walter Dupes, Auctionee : ho igs are a be Fora Full Tem Lone & Garman, Clerks i 23-2¢ . DOROTHY KIPPLE has an excellent record, with a minimum of exonera'ions. Uncollected taxe of te Brethren. Seturdey On The | are a burden to those who pay. Re-e'ect Dorothy and keep the record good. p.m 2 Pasion iwill | continue on 2gteme Cum P U 0 Ll C S A L FE | Justice of the Peace Constable morning. af 16 ] sylvania 5 Sunday morhing B20.” JAMES HOCKENBERRY MICHAEL GOOD (West Ward) clock and again at 7:30 p.m Yo boliticsliy (East and West Ward) Dr. James Berkebile, Eliza- S Politically independant OF VALUABLE : RAYMOND KNORR ‘2% @ CHARLES DRACE (East Ward) Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, published in the home city of both candidates for Jus- tice of the State Supreme Court, writes— will be the Real Estate and Household Goods Saturday, Nov. 4, 1961 12:30 P. M. Located at 47 Donegal Springs Road, Mount bethtown College speaker. Dr. Berkebile in Formosa on projects Insp. of Election CLAIR WALLACE (East Ward) BURTON SHUPP (West Ward) Judge of Election | CHARLES JOHNSON (West Ward) ABRAM MUMMA (East Ward) spent 2 years educational “Family Fellowship Night will be held at Hostetter's “. . . where Judge O’Brien is wearisomely hesitant, Auditor (East and West Ward) banquet hall, Mount Joy by Justice Alpern is decisive; Joy. Penna. the Salunga Church of the where Judge O'Brien is le- Lot of ground approximately 35’ x 75° thereon Brethren Wednesday even- thargic, Justice Alpern is erected a 8 NORMAN SPRECHER ing, Nov 8 at 6:30 pm. Rev : : . : : ; J trelessly industrious; where All of the above cand’dates have been approved at the primary e'ection and deserve your unque PP y qu Second Brethren, York 0 irom James D’Ami Church of the Judge O’Brien is an apolo- Brick Dwelling House i fied support will be guest speaker gist for existing slipshod ad- containing 5 rooms and bath, hot water, oil heat with { 5 : : rail Ponisi ministration, Justice Alpern summer-winter hookup. his house is in excellent |B Mount Joy is one of the very few boros in Lancaster County opera’ing with a 14 m’ll tax rate. W DON'T SAVE SEED is an advocate of improve- condition. The lawn has nice shade and shrubbery | . . . viv Saving | vegetal] d RE em i Property will be open for inspection Tuesday, §1 can see no reason in the foreseeable future for an increase in boro taxes. At present our citizens are re 2aving vegetable seed and modernization.” Ny a ym SE Ne rr yD fp a pei ene : res 1 : : . : v = . . a from the home garden is not VTE NOvEEE Sober E., £8 TS ovember, 2s fo Le 30 P |§ ce’ving a'l the services which are available in boros in the county, even with continued rising costs. Goo usually rece 1ended’ unless R 7TH to M. 10 0:00 F. 2 eal Estate sale al < 7 g 3 1s ' : z : s . the grower is familiar with keep a great woman justice HOUSEHOLD GOODS & ANTIQUES # judgement and careful hand'ing of the boro finances has always been an important con‘deration in de conditions and with hi on our Supreme Court. Jus- G.E. refrigerator, G.E. automatic washer, kitchen § (i vising the annual budget. lantings. J. O. Dutt, exten- ' 1 stool. book cases, extension table with ten boards, 3 sis . v x . Sion vegetable VR ee Alper ae > hacer at aot hassock, ietiarm rocker, 2 "vor! This administrat'on has recognized needs as they arose with every accommodation and has ha specialist warns that insects CA ori c casera, 1 wool quilt (pineapple design), other §, the good fortune of having a counc’’ which has maintained harmony and unity of purpose, whereby th carry pollen from one plant an SS Tghesitin : ts : . EE oe Lzom ofe pani ANTIQUES: 6 -leg cherry drop leaf table, plank {| interest of our citizens have been served consc’entiously. : ra 1 DoasibIy rocker, plank chairs, two jelly cupboards, sma’'l mar- : tat . 1 » of cross-pollination is al ble top table, cane seat chairs, love seats. margle top ff || We therefore ask our citizens, in a'l ser’ousness, to come to the polls as never before and vote fo ways present. However, if . . bedroom suite, sideboard, floor and table lamps, step ‘8! x certain plants are outstand- Pennsylvania Democratic ladder, silverware, dishes, and many other items | these candidates. . : 5 . ng, have no disease, and Terms by Vo'e for a continued, economical, good admin’stration in Mount Joy Boro. | produce a large yield of uni- State Committee fore OTIS B. MORSE rm fruit, it might be well Ea Hosteiter PULL THE “B"” LEVER~VOTE STRAIGHT REPUBLICA to allow fruits to ripen and eal Hib FOR EMMA G. HOSTETTER EST. J [B av the he - g ie : | - - BS Bo A re ice-Chairman Quiaf Lindi J oneer | Endorsed by the Republican Committee Men and Women of Mount Joy Boro. dividual plant must be con- VOTE STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC Samuel Wenger, Attorney 23-1¢c | Ot et EVR age tt sidered.
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