BULLETIN MOUNT JOY, PENNA PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT FAST MAIN STREFT, MOUNT JOY, PENNA. In the heart of fabulous Lancaster County 11 Richard A. Rainbo:t Editor and Publish Subscription Rate $2.50 per year mail. Advertising Rates upon request Entered at the post office at Mount Jov. Pe second class mail under the Act of M: arch 3, 1879 he Fri en of Mount Besides his three of El Lim by nna., as Fire Mortuary Record. dchip Co Joy wife, surviving chi.dren Betty, a er Eckert, of E arsburg: Doris, wife of CHRISTIAN Wii Walter, of Colum- ro Christian, hi4 R1, and Lloyd, at home filty-four, 432 R ckland St Nine grandchildren and Lancaster, died at 10:45 aM these brothers and sisters al- Sunday at General Hospital 4 survive: Harry. where she tad been a patient pig: Lester. of Columbia Rl: for two days. _ Pearl, wife cof Hathaway The ‘wite ‘of Charles W. gyenneman, of Mount : Ehitisham, 3 h nit born a R1, and Mae, wi'e of Marvin Mount Joy a daugit r of the Garner, of Wrightsville R2 late Hettie Way She was a Funeral rites were held on reside mt of Mount Joy most Thyr-day afternoon from the 0 her life until moving ton {uneral home and Lancaster 12 years ago. from the Newtown E. U. B She was a member of Ebe- Church. Burial made in nczer Bapyst Church and isthe Newtown cemetery survived in addition to her ¥ husband by a son, Charles R Jr., at home, and a brother, nartin S. Newcomer. sixty Samuel Way. Mount Joy. of 217 North Barbara street Burial! will was made On died at 8 a m. Thursday, Nov Thursday afternooa In ihe 23 jn the Lancaster General Lincoln cemetery in Mount fospital ater a long illness Joy {cllowing services at th He was a farmer in Rapho Ebznezer Church Twp. for 27 years, until ill- s—————— na:s forced his retirement in MAE EASTON 1954 Mrs. Ida Mae.Easton, 91. A member formerly of Mount Joy, died Hill Mennonite Moadav. Nov. 27 at 10:05 p. had been a deacon since m. in Harrisburg after an ill- Born in Rapho nes: of two months. She was was the son of the the widow of William D.man S. and Annie Easton. Newcomer Born Surviving, besides his wife snip, she lived sre for 55 Lillian Mumma Newcomer years be’ore moving to Mid- are these children: Arlene dieto wn. She li fw in Middle- M., at home; Anna F. wii town for 33 year and then of Richard S. Enck, Marietta with her son iver S.. inR1l: Mary E., wife of Ray- Harrisburg for the past two mond Eshleman, Cleans vears Martha N., wife of Elvin In add Harnish, Willow Street RI ie survived bv five graadchil- 14 grandchildren and a sister dren, nine great -andchild- Martha, wife of Menno W ron and two gr great Hoffer, Manheim R1 grandchildren Funeral services w Funeral will be held from the Nissley funer Friday afternoon the home and the Landisville Mt Jovy Mennon Mennonite Church, Sunday Burial will be made in thc afternoon, Nov. 26 In Camp Hill cemetery, Florin, ment was made in the Heilig funeral in tery adjoining the church. Vie ADA WAY Mr:. Ada Wa was MARTIN NEWCOMER IDA of the Chestnu Church latz Nor- Strickler in Mount Joy Town- ition to her son, she he a rites from ite churen tern- home of Colum- Jowof the daughter ceme4 charge . ’ * CHARLES E. REED Kreider’s Delicious ~1 S ior S sg fie for Charles BROAD BREASTED Tu stay afternoon at the Mount Joy cemetery CORN-FED Mr. Reed. who d lay, November 24, at his | in Pniladelphia. had als - if V a IS tained a residence in Mount Joy at 9 Main street, a prop erty which has n in the family for many many years Although h2 kept his Mt Joy property, Mr. Reed in re cent vears had been here for only brief times, particularly since injury a traffic accident some six or sevel years ago Although ewhat lowing his accident, retain2d an a clive > I mind and particularly enjoy- ed coming to Mount Joy He wa~ a retired civil vant, having worked years postal depari- “Turk Philadelphia 3 Survivors include only one any Robert, 6726 Jefferson Philadelphiz an in were som LIVE or DRESSED WEIGH Free Delivery Ser- many with the Pro: than ceys are higher in Lower in calories meats.” ment mn other Son, straeti, Eugene S. Kreider R. D. 2 MOUNT JOY OLdfield 3-9036 JACOB S. GELTM ACHER Jacob S. Geltmacher, 39 died at his Columbia Rl, Monday ol 22-t1¢ hom ears Born in Newtown late Daniel Ann Sheaf the husband - Beulah Beaston der pe ; Have you, or has SGiicone “you know, just moved to a new home? ang a Your Welcome Wagon Hostess will call with gifts and friendly greetings from the com- 4 munity. z~ { SN V4 AVE TR and ihe n bia. He was a m New town FREE HEARING TEST in your home or our local office 3 In Penna., Md, ‘a. to serve the hard 3! POCO P ORO OROITRRRONIOOIOROIROIRIIRNRNOINOIIDIDYS Stop in or Call Locally at... ADAM H. GREER 87 E. Main St. Mount Joy OL 3-2261 Carl G. Landisville-Salunga Mrs. William K. Risser ——— of Boy Eleven members The Scout Troop 41, rived advancement recently at a court of honor Legion in the Landisville E'ement-gram ary School. Barry received the Life ward, bar of red Scout a- pany the troop ever to re ceive the award. Star badges were presented to the follow: ing: Lawrence Carey, Bruce .. o Gladhill, Richard Rohr2r and Howard Marzol”, Dennis... 300 Myers, Dana Godfrey, Philip yisite Mos- and Mike Sieprietowski oq received First Class awards Sccond class awards went 0 nf, Randy Duke and John Perlis. 4.4 Tweaaty Scout; received mer-j.e it badges and perfect attend: opis po, ance pins were presented 10 (he three scouts ter was Miss Pat Emick a junior at Tufts University, Mass. and a graduat2 Hempfield high school, disville was chosen “Queen Music Varsity’ at the lastduction football game of the betwaen Tufts and the Coast Guard Acadamy. Miss Emich a ‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Emich, East Petersburg is majoring in physical ther apy OL music and Mrs. Paul Kraybill South Avenue Landis- are the parents of a born W: one sday, Lancaster Gener- Mr €3 ville, Nov. 22 at al Hospital. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Salunga Fire Company and the Salunga Women’s Club will hold a joint Christ- was Reheard New dlolland A film and was the first mem: Communist shown American ville E! the and Main ecently for winter with their and family Russell Madford, Hempfield Union high Seno department was sp2 Lan: er at the Donegal high Shas Masters season Donegal Simi mais Patronize Our Advertise rs. home of Mrs, Margaret Hies stand, Main 7:45 p.m. for exchange St., Salunga - + - Hempfield at the Mount Post Home. The? presented by Machine entitled the Le School and success at emantary parents chool Mrs. Henry Street, California, daug Getz, head of Society held recently at cchool Sales Representative Garber Motor Co. 10th Year . . Ford-Mercury BANK BARN, room to ELIZABETHTOWN PHONE EM 7-1181 10-110 “ “PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Friday, Dec. 1, 1961 On the premises located in the Borough of Eliza: bethtown, at No. 130 Washington Sireei. ONE HALF of a 2, Story BRICK Double HOUSE rcoms and bath, d furnace, containing © first floor; coal fire hot heater in basement. in good cot Real estate Immediate possession can be made 7:00 P view property can be e to commence at M,, be made known by Alice B. Hoerner Estate First National Bank and Trust Company commode water heat; dition; desirable given. anu y iocation. when conditions will of Elizabzthtown, Executor Herr, Atte Dupes, A rney Auctioneer - Walter 25-3¢ Murphy's Week End. Smasher Specials $1 Box Christmas Cards Slim Now 777 and Regulars DELICIOUS BRIDGE MIX CANDIES Reg. 79¢c Lb. Pq: Flannel Shirts Size Reg $1.98 Now ©. 6 to 16 MULTIPLE C7'2 Tree Light Set Now 3 D- LADIES 100% Nylon Slips ‘1.33 7-LIGHT Reg. $1.98 Reg. $51.98 45 R.P.M.—Reg. 98c Hi-Fi — Reg. $3.98 Hi-Fi — Reg. $4.98 Hi-Fi — Reg. $5.98 Hi-Fi — Reg. £6.98 LOW LOW LOW PRICES ON RECORDS Now 77c Now $2.99 Now $3.98 Now $4.84 Now $5.44 SAVE ~ SAVE — SAVI —~ SAVE “THE COI 14-16 WEST MAIN STREET STORE HOURS: 8 TO 9 SIX DAYS A PLETE VARIE "STOR MOUNT JOY UNTIL CHRISTMAS — WEEK Bring a dollar gift their home in Roanoke, La. Sertoma Landisville, Club met Wednesday evening badges Nov. 22 Joy pro o ley Com- INE “The Mrs Encirclement” €rville, Education Weaek indis- Ov- friends during the Hies- Salunga San Luis to Spend + leading from Maytown to Bal nbridge, A. H. AP Peifer west of Maytown , mattress: wasn bowl on gas hot water Arrangements i by calling EM 7-6567. (From page 1» their daughter and law, Mr. and Mrs. Hostetter and family Joy. Mr. and Mrs. entertained Mr. Sam» el Geib on ing Day. Mr and Shoemaker {following to at Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spahr Collingsdale and Misses Miles and Jennie Swe of E-town visited Miss Mary Hamilton on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brad entertained the follow- to dinner on Sunday, Della Haines of Brick- Mrs. Edna Rettew of day: Lancaster, Mrs. Mary Brad- Kreider ley of Columbia and Mr Walter h and Mrs. Irvin Bishop and Mrs. Eugene Mrs. Viola Bricker family and Mr. and Miss ; Mary “Hamilton Lester Kreider and dinner guests of Mr of Mount Joy R.D. (YT: > : Mrs. John Henry ps. Walia Rs and family of Manheim caste” oil 1é sgiving ; oo. : Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sch- and My and Mrs. : : tling and son of legelmilch of Columbia and town Mrs. Henry Engle of Mount Jov R.D. visited Mrs. Sara Mr. and Schlegelmiich on Tuesday Brenneman, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brandt Thanksgiving entertained to dinner home of Mr ol Anna eitzer David Get! and Mrs Mrs entertained dinner on Mr. and Mrs. of Mount Joy, Kreider and son, Mrs Vr Mrs and - were and Lan- Mr, Mrs. Lester II Marietta Day and at “were Mrs PUBLIC SAL OF VALUABLE Real Estate - Implements - Household Goods ~ Saturday, Dec. 2, 1961 ' On the premises located along Route No. 241i acres, more or less, therzon erecled a 215, Story FRAME HOUSE | adjoining in cellm CORN hous- imple- laundry partial bath: heater containing 8 rooms and with single kettle furnace: gas hot water stable 20 head of cattle: BARN adjoining, Tobacco Shed adjoining; 2 brooder ez: chicken house, room to house 350 laying hens; ment shed: wood shed; milk house. Spring of never failing water: furnishing water to barn ana house; and house. This farm is in desirable location Immediate pos: view property can electric electricity water sys in barn high state of cultivation, very scion can be given. Arrangements (O be made by calling HA 6 3681. Also at same time and place implements and some household goods: Allis Chalmers “B’ Tractor McCormick Deering Disk: 3-section spring like new: 8 single soil pulve rizer; New Holland tire wagon with 16’ bed and sideboards; low down iron- wheel wagon: homemade rubber-tire wagon w ith bed; tw« 20° tobacco ladders: New Idea 4 wheel manure 10-hole Ontario seed and fertilizer drill; Fairbank Scales: Minnich Tobacco Press; re - StOV'S; ARE broeders: 2-hole corn barrows: electric motor: log and cow chains: cls: carpenter tecols: other tools: tobacco lath; 3 ¢tove and and fireplace wood; locust posts; lumber; and corn by the ton: HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Gray en Range. like new: Winereft apartment-size Heatrola: extension table: buffet: two sewing brass bed. spring and mattress; bedroom suite, marble-top dresser; pine washstand; Rug: 9x12 rug: throw rugs: small eleciric cleaner; blanket chests: highchair; plank-bottom chairs: chairs: flour chest: small radio: dishes and cooking Maytag Washer, in good condition; tubs; buckets; @ * articles too numerous to mention. Sale tn eemmence at 12:3¢ P. M.. rea! fered ai 2:00 P. M., when conditions will be by and plow; 2 both with mower harrow. 1 Columbian Kitch- Gas Stove; machine spring and enama two othe: utensils: ind lot to be of known / estate mad: Mrs. Raymond Blessing Henry J. Rutheriord, Attorney Walter Dupes. Auctioneer Garman & Miiler, Clerks Refreshments will be town Lutheran Church. served by the women of May PUBLIC SALE OF C. K. NEWCOMER ESTATE Thursday, Nov. 3D, 1961 AT 6:30 P. M. Joy Theatre Building store room (formerly Sloan's Drug Store), East Main Street, Mount Joy. Penna. School Buses, P. U.C. Charter Permit and Manheim Central School District Coniract to approval of P.U.C. and Manheim Central School District Board) CHEVROLET SPARTAN 80 SERIES YEAR 1858 Wayne 60 Pass. Superamic Body, Serial No. 207520 Miles 52096 CHEVROLET 8800 SERIES YEAR 1857 Wayne 60 Pass. Superamic Body, Serial No. 206551 Miles 72610 CHEVROLET 68200 SERIES YEAR 1955 Superior 60 Pass. Body Miles 54002 REO GOLD COMET YEAR 19854 Superior 60 Pass. Body Miles 50949 (subject All busses. P.U.C. Charter Permit and School Contract to be old as one unit. Busses are in good operating condi- tion Terms: 10% down. Balance on or before January I. 1962 1961 Oldsmobile 98 Heliday Cpe. Fully equipped in excellent condition MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS LIVING ROOM-—2-piece RCA TV Sci. reelining chair, end tables, oor lamp, 1 pictura, clec.; 8'3"x10°6" rug, BEDROOM—desk and chair, pine chest, lamps, vacuum sweeper, boudoir chair. KITCHEN-—Breakfast set, table and 4 chairs, stand, Electric clock, 12 hp. RCA air-conditioner, daire refrigerator, Misc. pots and pans, dishes, etc. Furniture inspection: day of sale after 4:00 P. M. Busses and automobile may be inspected at Ralph Sinclair Gas Station lot, rear of 323 East Main Mount Joy. Pa. any day between 7:C0 and 9:00 P.M. Sale of furniture to begin at 6:30 P. M. Sale of bust and automobile at 7:15 P. M C. K. Newcomer Estate CLARENCE C. NEWCOMER, EXECUTOR living room suite, 2 table lamps, 1 11 pedestal ash tray rug, 3 bou- doir Utility Frigi- Valtar’s Stro Clarence C. Omar Attorney Auctioneer Newcomer, Landis. 26-2¢ Thanksgiv- Kreider and 0 em very 5 rubber- § son-in- The Bul etin, Mount Joy | J. Richard m— “i Mt, field Randler and son, bethtown. spent days with est Harvey the Sun- John Brenneman, entertained Harold and Mrs of ~] FOR SALE 1961 Olds 98 4-Door Hardtop 1361 Olds F-85 4-Door, Straight Stick 1261 Pontiac Bonneville Station Wagon Albert Fika, the Thanksgiving holi Mr. and Mrs. Ern Pennington, Harrisburg Mr. and Mrs Lester H Marietta Avenue Mr. and Mrs Eshelman and Mr Lester A. Brenneman Elizabethtown Mr. and Mrs Two 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne 8-Cyl. 4-Door Full Power ' 1960 Olds 98 4-Door Hardtop family, and Kreider R.D. John Det- Elizabeth- Ave., the Win- E Phone OL 3- 032i 2 A A RSNA 3 1, mile North- it fi ; : Yi ve # i : i 2 i i i i 24 IA i i 3 12x12 Olson J a a # i i i te BUS SERVICE SRR NTR NAY JOHNSON 1960 Olds Super 88 4-Door, Power 1860 Pontiac Vista 4-Door Hardtop 1958 Pontiac 4-Door Hardtop: Power 1956 Poniiac 4-Door Sedan 1354 Pontiac Catalina ARNOLD'S GARAGE MAYTOWN, PA. BUSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS FLORIN, PA. wx pe NET RL ST CHRISTMAS FOR 1962 NOW OPEN RECEIVED IN 50 WEEKS ne DEPOSIT WEEKLY wn $00 “4 ola 8 25 50 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 10.00 83 OOO QO Ul oN <Q Wn CQ) > Q oO 1,000.00 V8 1a eat Es Le | MOUNT JOY FLORIN New HIGH FIDELITY oio8 TV with The ARLISS Series 211-CB-39 stineompatible color TV 21” tube (overall ding. —260 3q. in. picture) Amazing new RCA High-Fidelity color tube makes the original colors come alive in your living room. It's like being on the scene f. Black and white reception also comes in with added clarity, sharpness and brightness COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF! H. S. 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