You can Buy and Sell, Rent and Hire Profitably
Through the
WANT ADS
=
FOR SALE
Baby coach, high chair, play
pen, end table, floor model
radio, spring coat, and nylen
dresses, size 5. Call Mt. Joy
OL 3-9021. 36-1c
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REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT: 2
er in Florin.
Ph. OL 3-4339. 36-11
ROOMS FOR RENT: By day,
week or month. Joy Tavern,
62 W. Main St.. Mount Joy. |
11-tfe.
bedroom trail-
H. W. Buller.
One pair ‘men’s Chicago rink
roller skates with rubber toe,
stops, black, size 10'2, worn - - -
only a few times. Ph. MountFOR RENT: 3 apartments in
Joy OL 3-7731. 26tfci Florin. H. W. Buller. Phone
————————— {OL 3-4339. 36-tf
Two snow and mud tires 590| eset
by 15. $15.00. 218 East Done- FOR RENT - 25'x50’ build
gal St. after 5 p.m. Phone OL/|ing suitable for small busi-
3-6302 36-1p ness or light manufacturing,
eres. | SHOP OF storage. All facilities,
TYPEWRITERS, add. mach, Immediate possession. Call
rash reg., check inter-coms, EM 7-6129. 24-tfc
safes, files, off. furn.,, new & ig :
ised. At Roots Sale Tuesday. FOR RENT: 6.room apart
‘Worth trip” ENGLE, 411 E. ment with bath. In Florin.
High St., E-town. 37¢/Ph. OL 3-5542.
ressssssssssssesersss FOR RENT: Professional of-|
(fice in Mount Joy. Good lo
cation. Apply P.O. Box 52,
Mount Joy, Pa. 40-tfe
Elizabethtown
Fuel & Supply Co.
{FOR SALE: 1957 Detroiter
|Trailer, 2 bedrooms; 45'x1C’,
$2800. Phone OL 3-8882
36-2d
For Rent: Four spacious rm.
apartment, heat and hot|
water included. Apply man-
Top Quality Hard Coal ager Murphys store, Ss
: wes ain street, Mt. Joy.
and Medium Hard 43-tfe
FOR RENT: 3-rooms & bath
For Prompt Courteous Apt., first floor, in Mount
Service
{near Deodate. $250 & up.
3 Walter Gallagher, Elizabeth-
CALL town R2. 34-tic
EM 7-7185 or 7-4958 FOR SALE: New house, two!
bedrooms on first floor; un-
finished second floor. Call OL
(Formerly Larry’s:Coal 3.4144. 35-tfc
Joy. Also, bldg. lots for sale
-
Landivile-Salunga
Mrs. William K. Risser
Troop 41 of
sponsored
Saturday, Jan
taken and
Saturday
Boy Scout
Landisville,
hoagie sale
27. Orders were
deliveries made
morning
The Couples Club of the
Zion Lutheran Church met
in the chapel at 8 p.m. Sun-
day, Jan. 28 at 8 p.m. Geo
W. App of Landisville spoke
on “Diamonds” and showed
a film, “The Eternal Gems.’
Chairmen for the meeting
were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bid-
ding, Mrs. Philip Biemiller
and Mr. and Mrs. Opp.
The final chapter to the re-
cent window breaking inci-
dent at Hempfield high school
was added when the Hemp-
field Union School Board
awarded the Penn Glass Co.
of Lancaster a contract for
replacement of the windows.
Cost of the work will be
$186. Eighteen windows were
broken by three boys with
36.1c/air rifles earlier this month.
The parents of the boys will
equally share the damage.
Plans for the annual fath-
er-son dinner will be madg
by the “Men of Zion” group
of Zion Lutheran Church,
Landisville at a meeting on
Wednesday night, Jan. 31 at
7:30 p.m.
Lloyd R. Malehorn, of 186
Broad St., Salunga was re-
cently elected Worshipful
Master of Casiphia Lodge No.
551 F & AM, Mount Joy,
succeeding Ray L. Byle.
Registration of next year’s
kindergarten children of the
Landisville area took place
Wednesday, Jan. 31, at the
Landisville school No. 1.
Children who will be 5 years
|
|
(EDITOR'S NOTE: Dorothy E. Breese,
young Columbus, Ohio, mother, tells of
the remarkable progress made by her
daughter in overcoming the disability
| caused by o severe birth defect.)
By DOROTHY E. BREESE
My little Linda has done
| far more things in her five
years than most people even
dream of being able to do in
an entire lifetime.
As the March of Dimes 1961
National Poster Child, she met
| President Kennedy in person
| and rode on a float in his in-
{ auguration parade. ‘She starred
in an hour-long television pro-
gram with some of the coun-
'try’s most popular television
and movie stars.
Linda has travelec from
coast to coast and seen her pic-
ture in nearly every newspa-
per printed. She has autograph |
books filled with the signatures
of celebrities and famous peo-
ple she has visited.
These are just some of the
| things Linda has done that are
beyond the reach of most of us.
But the one thing we wanted
most for her was something the
average person takes for
| granted—the ability to walk
alone and unaided.
There were many times dur-
ing the years that my husband,
Dean, and I thoyght that Linda
would never be able to throw
| away her braces and crutches.
And to be truthful, there were
terrifying moments when we
feared we might even lose her.
Linda was born with an
opening in her spinal column,
a condition known medically
as spina bifida. As a result, her
body was seriously affected
from the waist down.
When she was only a few
hours old, Linda underwent a
delicate operation that partial-
ly corrected this condition. The
surgery was performed at Chil-
dren’s Hospital in Columbus
where subsequently The Na-
tional Foundation with March
of Dimes funds established the
first of its Birth Defects Clini-
cal Study Centers in 1959.
When she was nine months
old, it was found that Linda
Service and Sehwanger’s Ice
Y of age on or before Jan. 31, had water on the brain, which
Service)
Linda Discards Braces, Crutches;
Mother Praises March of Dimes
Linda at 23 months after two
operations for birth defects,
And. ..
treated by the insertion of a
“shunt” tube which drains the
excess fluid from the head into
the blood stream.
You can imagine how much
we worried about our little girl
in those early days, because
we knew she was never far
from death. It could have come
at any time. After all, 250,000
infants are born in this coun-
try each year with a significant
Se defect and 21,000 of them
ie,
But Linda continued to im-
prove. She recgived specialized
treatment at the March of
Dimes - supported center. She
got her leg braces and crutches,
learned to use them.
When, though —if ever —
would she be able to run and
play with her sister and two
older brothers and the other
neighborhood children?
The answer to that question
depended on Linda, her ‘doc-
tors, the rehabilitation thera-
pists, and us. We all worked
together. We worked long, and
we worked hard, but it was
1963 are eligible for enroli- has the medical name of hydro-
ment. Mrs. Gable and Mrs. ¢ePhalus. This condition was
worth it.
Linda hated them, but she
ti Al fe AS RAY
Miss Grace Henderson
{ Mrs. Christie Buller is re-
cuperating from bronchial]
|pneumonia. Mrs. Buller had a|
birthday anniversary on Sa
urday.
| Miss Mary
baugh celebrated
day.
Mr.
Helen
{ her
Mrs.
Deposit,
and
|Grant, Port
visited the
| family last week.
| Pvt. Ronald Singer,
day to spend several days|
| with the Singers and Hollen
baughs.
Mrs. Alan Shuman, New-
castle, Pa. spent several days|
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.|
Haines. She also visited her|
Clyde Lindemuth has|
been on the sick list.
On Saturday, the Rev. and|
Mrs. Daihl will move into
'@ MAYTOWN |
| Mrs.
[sisters were both patients at
t- the sick -list last week.
Hollen-|celebrated her birthday
birth-| week
Devons, Mass. arrived Thurs-/and
The Bulletin, Mount Joy Thursday, February 1
Mrs. Lorraine Kanoff
Loretta Bradley,
St. Joseph's hospital la
week.
Miss Helen Sload was o
Mrs. Ellsworth
The Lancaster Count
Stanley|CGYA will meet Saturday
Md. evening at 7:30 in the Church
Howard Singer|0f God. Dr. K. E. Boldosser
{will show pictures
Fort Kong, East Pakistan,
of Hon
Indi
the Holy Lands. D
and Boldosser
twin around the world,
Brandt
last
recently
Miss Sara Mischlich,
st. umbia, called on
Dr. V. W. Dippell,
pastor of the U.C.C
& Ref) fell on
night at his home. He
treated at the General
pital for a fractured
shoulder and discharged.
ee J}
n
y
feed
be
g the total
a sheep can
r. forage.
supply
traveled
Col
Miss Grac
Henderson Sunday afternoon
former
(Evang.
Saturday
was
Hos
left
As much as 92 per cent of
of
derived from
DIRECT FR
We Will Trade: —
Mobile Homes
OM FACTORY
MADE TO YOUR ORDER
| | FURNITURE
: the new Church of God par-|
ak le today, now able 10 | age on South Harter St. AUTOMOBILES
leg braces. | ida Househl VSS REAL ESTATE
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sheely| ANYTHING OF VALUE
Only the other day, Linda at Elizabethtown over the]
took her fre halting Steps weekend.
across our living room without s Talae re :
her crutches or leg braces. It |, Lne latest news from Mrs.
was an unforgettable experi- | Hicks and Mrs. Neiman 1s
ence. In my excitement, I tele- | that they were in Nassau]
phoned the good news to every- last week. The temperature |
one I ig Probably in Dania last Saturday was]
quite a few idn’t know, It 76 degrees at 7:30 p.m.
was a real shout-from-the- Saal
housetops event. Mrs. Grace Garber visited]
improves a day. Now her
trips to the birth defects cen- . . |
ter have been cut to just one| MI. and Mrs. Claude Wir,
every three months, Best of | mer, Strinestown, visited
all—we have been able to en- the Arnold Finks last week. |
Tuesday.
Linda has won through. She Mrs. Emma Hollenbaugh last |
i
Plymouth - Chrysler -
MAIN & VINE STS.
We Will Finance To Suit Your Budget
Payments Lower Than Rent
NISSLEY MOTOR CO.
Rambler Sales & Service
Mercury Outboard Motors
CALL WHitney 4-4662
MIDDLETOWN, PA.
OPEN 9:00 TO 9:00
47-tfc
roll her in kindergarten.
Dean and I and the children |
remember the gloomy days. We
know that many other parents
of afflicted children are going
through similar days of anxiety
and heartbreak right now. But
we also know that The Na-
tional Foundation-March of |—
BUSINESS DIRECTORY;
Convenient Reference To Firms Servin
g Community
Dimes is looking for the cause:
and cure of birth defects.’
March of Dimes contributions | AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ® DAIRY PRODUCTS
MOVING & HAULING
led to the triumph over polio,
and I'm a firm believer in the
WE GIVE S&H GREEN Brackbill, kindergarten teach]
LEGAL - NOTICES
TRADING STAMPS ers were on hand to help
13-tfcc EXECUTRICES’' NOTICE [with any questions anyone
Estate of Mary Mildredimay have as well as show! rs Hattie Long of Harris-
Shickley, decd, late of Mount/the kindergarten
facilities. burg, visited her ;
4 r aunt, Mrs.
Joy Borough, Pa. Because of this ye
registration, Sara Schlegelmilch Tuesday.
Letters testamentary on|no school in the present kin- : ;
CARD OF THANKS said estate having been grant Roreatuns was hold Franklin Geib of Dover,
ed to the undersigned, all Bp a Del. spent the weekend with
— persons indebted thereto are betas Barer ACC Ie . his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I wish to express my thanks requested to make immedi- Lhe Landisville - Salunga.py,, iq Geib.
Auxiliary to the Lancaster
for the many cards received) ate payment and those hav-
by me from neighbors and ing claims or" demands a-|
friends on my 88th birthday. gainst the same will present
36-1 Harvey C. Engle them without delay for set-
tlement to the undersigned
We want to thank our] BETTY JANE TILLMAN
friends for the beautifull PEARL HARRIET VALLE
flowers and cards they sent
to us on our wedding anni-
versary.
Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Lefever
219 & 220 Mt. Joy Street
Mount Joy, Penna.
| Executrixes
Clarence C. Newcomer,
Attorney
vy 35-3¢
I also extend thanks foi
the flowers, cheery notes and
greetings sent to me after =75 &
my accident. Hl RH MOD
Mrs. Clayton Lefever Ro
36-1c ==% OUR JOB
M@ PRINTING
5 IS RIGHT IN
== 5 ; 2
HELP OFFERED THE GROOVE
Middle aged Christion lady FP = » At
will do general housework|}| |
in Florin-Mount Joy area. }|
Live out Own transporta- |}! OR ALE
tion. Experienced cook. Good §|
references. Box 115 c/o Mt. EXPANDABLE
Joy Bulletin. 35-3p : .
Ziegler Street
Mount Joy
Brick House, 2 bed- |}
HELP WANTED rooms, living room, fa-
mily kitchen, birch ca-
FEMALE binets with built in ap-
pliances, garage in base-
T— ment
WANTED — Woman for {ull Two more bedrooms
or part-time housework. Pi. Jt and a second bath av-
HA 6-3292. 36-24 ailable on second floor
ee dni. ri —— —open stairway
Women wanted, part time, Price starts at 12.700.
HIORIngs OF Svamagy Sele
pnone Interview work rom ‘ : ri
our office, $1.25 hr. guaran- CORNER LOT
teed. Call EM 7-1144 for ap- 220 Delta Street
pointment or apply at 155% Mount Joy
N. Market, Elizabethtown Full Brick exterior,
side entrance, 10 a.m daily carport, patio door. 3
35-4c| bedrooms, bath, living
room, dining kitchen,
full basement Com-
sre pletely decorated. oak
WANTED floors, birch kitchen
cabinets
Nb Ans ' casa All ready at 14,400.
WANTED: Will attend chiid-
ren in my home anytime DELUXE
Phone OL 3-0782 34-4c ACCOMMODATIONS
WANTED: $5,000, good in- 231 Delta Street
ferest and First mortgage Mount Joy
Write P. O. Box 52, Mount OW ST
Joy, Pa 34-4 dow ulating
glass, carport, full land-
ss scaping 3 bedroom
HELP WANTED || living room “kitchen
le Dain with pDulit-in
Male or Female yan Deluxe birch
kitche cabinets with
Hotpoint appliances
SNELLING & SNELLING 3aseboard hot water
Personnel Consultants heat, oil fired
10 North Queen Street Yours for 15,700
LANCASTER, PA
EX 4-7186 CALL EM 7-1788
Immediate career opportuni-
ties are available in the fields "
of administrative, hni | Robert N. Ziegler
sales, or secretarial skills >
A telephone call or a note 620 Groff Ave.
to our office will place the}, ELIZABETHTOWN. PA.
nations largest personnel sys- || 33-410
{ at your immediate dispo-{/
sal 35-4¢
sions in Chicago.”
General hospital will sponsor
its fifth annual benefit card
party for the hospital linen
fund, on February 8 at 8 p.
m. in the Mount Joy Legion
Home.
Mrs. Benj. Stoner, Landis
ville, is president of the aux
iliary.
The Salunga Women's Ciub
will hold their regular man-
thly meeting on Feb. 5 at
7:45 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Mary Minich, Main St., Sal-
unga. The program for the
evening will consist of an
“Auction”. — Please bring a
friend
The third session of the!
“School of Missions” will be
held at 7 p.m. Sunday, Feb
4 at the Salunga Church of
the Brethren. Jean Geyer of
Elizabethtown, former B.V.S.
worker will speak and show]
pictures of ‘‘Inter city Mis-}
The faculty of Hempfield,
Jr. and Sr. high school were
in their classrooms Monday
evening, Jan. 29 from 7 to
8:30 o'clock to discuss with
parents any academic prob
lems their children may be
having
The Hempfield Sertoma
Club met Wednesday evening
Jan. 24th at 6:30 p.m. at the
Mount Joy American Legion
Post Home Representative
Mr. James Sutchall, from
Lancaster County Planning
Commission was speaker for
the evening program. George
McFarland, Salunga, is presi-
dent of the club.
es
Murphy Names
Mrs. Ameifi“Fiké and Mrs.
Rhoda Brubaker of Florin
spent Friday in Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. David Myers
of Lawn called on Mrs. Am-
elia Fike Friday evening.
The following persons cal-
led on George Mumper, over
the week end. Mrs. Warren
Eshelman, Mrs. Vera Lzhr,
of Wrightsville and Charles
Collins of Mt. Joy.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shetter
entertained the following to
dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
H. R. Barnhart of Elizabeth-
town and Mr. and Mrs. War-
ren Barnhart and three chil-
dren of Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gint-
er and family moved to Ohio
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Landis Hess
visited Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Fuhrman at East Petersburg,
Saturday night.
Gary Vogel spent a week
with his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Vogel at
Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry
Kreider and family, of Man.
heim RD, called on Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Shoemaker and
family Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brad-
ley, visited the formers mo
ther, Mrs. Mary Bradley,
St. Annes Home at Columbia
R. D. on Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krei
der and family of Mount Joy
R. D. visited Mr. and Mrs
Harvey Shoemaker and fam-
ily on Sunday -
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brad-
ley, visited Mrs. Della Haines
at Brickerville on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Hatton and two
children of Arlington, Va
visited at the Hamilton homz:
on Monday
Darvin Loraw,
at
returned to
FLORIN NEWS NOTES
turned home Tuesday
living 13 months in Kitzing-
en, Germany.
Mr. and . Mrs. Clarence
Myers, visited Mrs. Laura
Saylor, at Hill Farm Nursing
Home at Annville, on Sunday
afternoon. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shetter
entertained the following to
a surprise birthday party at
their home on Sunday even-
ing in honor of Mrs. Shetter's
mother, Mrs. H. R. Barnhart
of E-town, who celebrated
her 74th birthday, Mr. and
Mrs. 'H. R. Barnhart, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Barnhart Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Barnhart
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Barnhart and Vickie, of Eliz|
abethtown, Mr. and Mrs.|
George Berrier and 3 daugh-
ters of E-town RD, Mr. and
Mrs.
children of Lancaster and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shetter
and daughter, Pat.
EB.
GET EWES READY
A little attention to the
ewe flock now may preveai
costly diseases and parasite
losses this winter says Dr.
Samuel B. Guss, Penn State
extension veterinarian. He
suggests worming the flock,
examining winter
watering facilities,
to eliminate losses
ternal parasit
lambing pens 1ecking hous-
ing and bedding, and setting
aside a month's supply of
the best hay to feed ewes in
feeding &
spraying
from ex
cleaning
after
slogan that “Your Dimes Will ELl AMENT ELWOOD MARTIN
Do It Again.” AUTHORIZED | PENSUPREME PRODUCTS
{ Sales - Service
f Dodge “Job Rated” Trucks R.D. 2 Ph. Mt. Joy OL 3-8191
| Delta & Henry Streets
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Phone OL 3-8271
® EXCAVATING
3 Bedroom
Warren Barnhart and 3|
Brick House
S. F. ULRICH, INC.
Authorized
ID ov Wore ob | BUICK — RAMBLER |
DIMES - DOLLARS | Sales - Service |
| CARD? DO IT TO- | Body Work
| DAY. 505 North Market Street
C. ROBERT FRY
GENERAL EXCAVATING
® Residential
® Industrial
R. D. 2, MANHEIM, PA.
Phone Mt. Joy OL 3-4753
E'town, Pa. - Ph. EM 7-1175
For Sark
® FARM MACHINERY
ED. KEENE
Moving - Hauling
Storage
Phone OL 3-8664
MOUNT JOY, PA.
OIL. SERVICE
HOLLINGER OIL +
SERVICE
FLORIN, PA. OL 3-341
If no answer call OL 3-49.
ATLANTIC PETROLEUM
PRODUCTS
Oil Burner Sales & Service
® AUTO REPAIR
‘South Delta Street
MOUNT JOY
GENERAL REPAIRS
'R. D. 2, Mount Joy, Pa.
Phone OL 3.7485
|
|
KAYLOR BROS.
OLDWEILER'S GARAGE case FARM EQUIPMENT
Sales and Service
Hardware Supplies & Paints
RHEEMS, PA.
Phone E-town EM 7-4221
STALEY'S GARAGE
PAINTING AND
PAPERHANGING
J. ELWOOD BRUBAKEE
Interior - Exterior Painting
and Paperhanging
FLORIN, PENNA.
PHONE OL 3-0231
birch
built 1961; carport;
kitchen; full basement hot
General Repairs
® FLORIST
water heat.
Used Cars - Inspections
Ph. OL 3-8521 |sLorw, pa,
34-tfc|
Fo EE GASES EER
i
Flowers From Ruhl’s
It’s Beautifully Said”
MOUNT JOY, OL 3-6001
I ® BUILDING SUPPLIES
IN MOUNT JOY
FOR SALE
2-STORY, 4 bedrooms, CARL B. DROHAN
® FURN
ITURE
RUHL’'S FLOWER SHOP ® PLUMBING
OL 3-5951|“When You Say I: With
H. S. MECKLEY & SON
PLUMBING — HEATING
OIL BURNERS
Sales and Service
15 W.-Main St., Ph. OL 3-598}
frame. Oil heat, excel-
BUILDING SUPPLIES
GLEN-GARY BRICK
R. D. 2, MOUNT JOY
lent location. $8,000.
2-STORY, 3 bedrooms,
frame. Modern bath-
the period just before lamb-
ing
i = |
Patronize Our Advertisers.
1958
Desoto Fireflite
4-Door Sedan
GOOD TIRES AND IN
EXCELLENT CONDITION
room and kitchen. New Phone OL 3-6401
SWOPE'S FURNITURE
New Furniture
At Second-Hand Prices
Beauty Work
PAULINE WATERS, Prop.
MAIN ST. FLORIN, PA.
(P. O. Bldg.)
Day & Evening Appointments
JONESaZINK |
oil burner. Good loca |
tion. $12,900. 14 EAST MAIN STREET
2.STORY, 4 bedrooms, MOUNT JOY OL 3-7271
frame. Modern kitchen,
bath, central heating. B BEAUTICIAN
$12,900.
2-STORY, 3 bedrooms, PRINCESS ANN ET
frame. ° Shingled, oil BEAUTY SALON ® INSURANCE
heat. $10,000. Specializing in all Types of
WILEY & RUTT AGENCY
Investments & Insurance
81 East Main St.
Phone OL 3-2181
A So A ERE CP ET Es,
SERVICE STATION
NEY’S CITIES SERVICE
Phone OL 3-5796
FLORIN. PA.
® TIRES
Kelly Springfic\d Tires
and Service
his home Monday from the PRICED TO SELL 119 South Market OL 3-0971 33-tfc MOUNT JOY. PA. GEO. W.
N P Te t General where he underwent ELIZABETHTOWN MAIN ST. Ph. OL 3-9351
ew rresidaen $Urgers PENNA.
The election of J. S. Mack] Mr. and Mrs. B. F Kee Ph EM 7-1159
0 the chairmansi of theiman, were dianer guests of one 3-4890 ® LEANER !
G C an pg Do Mr id Mrs Brandt R: OL A —— a be —— Cuan em -t c s y LOAN SERVICE Ta
Board of Directors was an- Elizabethtown Saturday CLEANING - FRESSING ® TELEVISION
nounced this week thus fill, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Derr TAILORING “Money When You Need It”
Ing the position vacated by entertained the following to WwW > ;: o Rug and Fur Cleaning HILIP
the recent death of W. C.dinner on Sunday: Mr. and hen Planning C 11 Storage - Laundry Service > Ep BE ¢ DAY
Shaw, Sr. Mack continues as Mrs. Lloyd Kreider and two ‘1 Qa hoEICHERLY"S SASENINESIVALE [odo & TV Service
president of the 480 © unit Galigh tors of Quenyvills BD; to Sell $40 9th Phone OL 3-4071 - We Call (11185 ETP Romrmnesll 17 1. MAIN ST., MT. JOY
variety store che anc Vir anc VITS 11pert
W. C Show was elect- Derr of town J. & Glew, Memiager PHONE OL 33021
ed to the position of senior] Mr. and Mrs. John Grube HENRY E SHREINER £
vice-president - sales and “son of Manheim :RD lO ® COAL a
Mack, who observed - his were supper- guests of © the » LITITZ R. D.)2 Ear WILL PO i Zz
25th‘ anniversary with -. latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs : : . &
any ry in n Vue er Po on Ms AUCTIONEER & REAL ESTATE SALESMAN PAUL E HESS Rigas G
the variety company since day Call M 3 : EEENE o
this graduation from Havard Mr and Mrs Raymond a ount Joy OLdfield 3-5225 PREMIUM QUALITY COAL 8 r You Us 7
Business School in 1936. He Miller and family spent Sun- OR ! MEMORIALS IT
is the son of the late John|day visiting Mr. Miller's par- Lititz Madi G0190 {S. MARKET ST., FLORIN Phone Marietta HA 6-3531 /
Sephu Mack co-founder.€nts in Bethlehem. witiz ison 6-649 25.60 Phone OL 3-8171 MAYTOWN, PA. #
with W, C. Shaw. Sr Mrs. Darlene Mummau re 23d
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