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THE BULLETIN, MOUNT .
Campbell was a native o

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den, He was the son of the
Lefiers fO U.S. MAIL late Albert C. and Minervi
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¥ len Scott Lane Printing Co
i 000 of Philadelphia, he was a
member and a ruling elder of
First Presbyterian Church in
[ Mount Joy, but had residec
| for the past 35 years in Cam
| Dyer Campbell.
A retired pressman for Al

Sept. 18, 1963
ATT. Editor
Dear Sir,
7:30 p.m., the Borough Coun
curfew.
My opinion is, that a cur-
few is only necessary
delinquency during stated
hours of the day, and made
for the exception, rather
than the rule.
We of Mount Joy can cer-
tainly be proud of our young
people, for they are the best
behaved of most any com-
munity in the
perhaps we may even en-
compass a larger area, and
therefore a curfew is not
necessary.
During the meeting, atten-
tion was focused on the fact]
of our sur-|
that so many
rounding communities have a
curfew, SO NHY DON'T
WE??? another reason might
be—is the ordinance commit-

tee trying to impress us with
their importance and make
us believe that it is a busy
little beaver, regardless of

what the ordinance might be|
or who it will effect. Then
maybe they are trying to set
a goal as having been the
top ordinance copiers on rec-
ord.
I use the word “copiers”,
as it seems to follow a dis-
tinct pattern, that when a
new ordinance in a surround-
ing community is passed and
published. you can bet a new
felt hat against a hole in a
doughnut, our committee will
have a copy of it for presen-
tation to the council at the
following meeting.
C. J. Chunko
PS. Middletown, removed
their parking meters—Harris
burg is contemplating same
- WHAT NOW MOUNT JOY?
C.J.C

Mortuary Record

GEORGE SCHNEIDER
George Schneider, eighty-
six, 220 E. Donegal St., Mt
Joy, died at the Fairview
Manor Convalescent Home,
Columbia, at 3:35 a.m. Sept.
20.
Born in Mount Joy, he was
a son of the late George and
Eva Kurn Schneider and was
a retired pattern maker and
molder. He had worked at
the Keystone Boiler and
Foundry Co., Landisville.
His wife, Minnie Gach
Schneider, died in May 1957.
Surviving are three sons,
Frank F. and Forrest F., both
of Lancaster; Arthur F., of
Mount Joy, and two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Hilda Caslow, of
Mount Joy; Maude F.., wife
of Robert E. Kunkle, Mount
Joy, and six grandchildren
and four great grandchildren
and a brother, Frank Sch-
neider, of Harrisburg.
Funeral services were held
Sunday afternoon from the
Heilig funeral home and bur-
ial was made in the Mount
Joy cemetery.
SAMUEL Z. GEIBE
Samuel Z. Geibe, 86, Mit.
Joy R2, died Thursday, Sept.
12 at 4:10 a.m. at the hom=
of his niece and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Lehman,
with whom he resided the
past 12 years. Death follow-
ed an illness of 3 months.
He was a former resident
of Milton Grove and was a
retired painter. A son of the
late Henry K. and Lizzie
Zeager Geibe, he was a mem-
county, and |
Camden.

Church of the Brethren. ow, Doris Frazer Campbell
Surviving are one brother) anq another sister, Mrs. Ka-
Monday, September 9, 1963 and three sisters, Harry Z. thryn Schaeffer, Quincy, Pa. |
i i Interment was made Wed-
cil held their regular meeting | waltz, Rothsviile; Mrs. Lizzie nesday in New Jersey.
at which time a motion was
passed in effect that an ordin-
ance be drawn regarding a
Elizabethtown; Mrs. Katie
Koser, Marietta; and Stella,
wife of Rufus Nissley, Man-
heim. FANNIE RISSER
Funeral services were held Mrs. Fannie H. Risser. sev-
from the Nissley funeral|enty.seven, died at 12:30 a.m.

é 10 home on Saturday, Sept. 14,| September 20, at the home|
curb vandalism and juvenile | gnq from the
Green Tree|of her daughter and son-in-
{Church of the Brethren. Bur-| jaw. Mr. and Mrs Roy B
ial was made in the Green| Shearer, Mount Joy R2.
Tree cemetery. The widow of Peter H
————— Risser, she had been ill six
CLARENCE CAMPBELL months. .
Clarence D. Campbell, 68, She was a native of Rapho
of Camden. N. J.. died Mon-| Township, a daughter of the
day at his home after a two-|late Harrison and Christiana
: Horner Ruhl.
She was a member of Ris:
ser’s Mennonit2 Church. Her
husband died in 1956
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year illness.
Word of his death was re-
ceived in Lancaster by a sis-
ter, Mrs. Edgar D. Irwin.
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Wednesday, October 2nd, 1963
On the premises located two miles West of May-
town, four miles South of Elizabethtown, farm on
which the Maytown Water Company is located.
FARM CONTAINING 59 ACRES, more or less, 10 acres
of pasture land with stream of spring water running
through, thereon erected a
2% STORY BRICK HOUSE
containing 12 rooms and bath, modern kitchen, commode
on first floor; oil burner furnace with hot water heat, sum-
mer-winter hookup.
| FRAME BANK BARN
| with milk house adjoining, stable room for 14 cows and 25
steers; concrete barnyard; tobacco shed with dampening
celiar and stripping room, room ‘to hang 8 acres of tobacco:
2-CAR CONCRETE BLOCK GARAGE; housing for 530 lay-
ing hens.

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Electricity and city water in all buildings.
This is a very desirable farm in high state of cultiva-
tion.
Arrangements to view property can be made by calling
Marietta Phone 426-3686.
Sale to commence at 2:00 P. M.,
) when conditions will
be made known by
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Ray Burris
Alfred C. Alspach, Attorney
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer 24-3¢
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate & Personal Property
Saturday, Sept. 28, 1963
On the premises located in the Borough of Eliza-
bethtown at No. 71 Maytown Avenue.
Lot 46x116 ft. more or less, thereon erected a
BRICK BUNGALOW
containing four rooms and bath; gas fired
forced hot air heat; gas hot water heater.

furnace with
Survivors include his wid-
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i| The Mount Joy
BULLKTIN
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
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(50 Issues Per Year)
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Richard A. Rainbolt
Editor
and
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Advertising Rates upon request.
Entcred as the post office at Mount Joy, Penna., as sec-
ond class mail under the Act of March 3, 1879.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate & Personal Property
SAT., OCTOBER 5, 1963
On the premises located in the Borough of Eliza-
bethtown at No. 225 East College Avenue.

Lot 100x200 ft., more or less thereon erected a
2% Story BRICK HOUSE
containing nine rooms and bath, with commode and wash
bowl on first floor; oil burner furnace, hot water heat, sum-
mer-winter hcokup. LARGE 3-CAR BRICK GARAGE.
This 1s a very good location. Arrangements to view
properly can be made by calling Mount Joy Phone 653-9904.
Also at the same time and place the following
personal property: :
Universal Electric Stove; G E. Refrigerator with freez-
ing compartment and magnetized door; Frigidaire Auto-
matic Washer; extension table; dinner table; small tables; 3-
piece living room suite; 3-piece parlor suite; 3-piece porch
set; 7-piece limeoak bedroom suite, like new; 5-piece bed-
room suite; twin beds; double bed; all beds have box spring
and innerspring mattresses; crib; blanket chests: reclining
chair and hassock; 8 plank-bottom chairs, like new; occas-
ional chair; platform rockers; small Hays Chair; small fold
ing chair: 2 armchairs; lawn chairs; rocking chairs; other
chairs; studio couch; buffet; Henry F. Miller Console Model
Piano and bench; portable record player and records; 9x12
rugs; rug mats; throw rugs; 2 knee-hole desks and chairs:
Admiral Radio with FM; electric Singer Sewing Machine;
fireplace sei; Electrolux Sweeper and attachments; garment
bag; ironing boards; desk lamp; floor and table lamps; suit-
cases, one a two suiter; clothes trees; quilt and rug frame;
bedding; drapes; curtains; dishes and cooking utensils: din
ner set for 12 in very good condition; electric Mixmaster;
electric juicer; electric pop-up toaster; 21” Rotary Mower,
like new; garden tools; soaker hose; and a lot of articles too
numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 12:00 Noon, real estate to be offer-
ed at 2:00 P. M., when conditions will be made known by
Fo o »
Edwin L. Keener and Samuel L. Keener, Exec.
for the Estates of Walter D. Keener & Ada B. Keener
Refreshments will be served by the Camp Hebron Assoc.
Alfred C. Alspach, Attorney
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer

M. Miller & N. Kraybill, Clerks 25-3¢
Public Sale!
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Thursday, October 10th, 1963
On the premises located in the Borough of Mount
Joy. at No. 221 School Lane.
Lot of land 110x150 ft., thereon erected a
13-Story Brick House

This property is in good condition. Arrangements to
Yim property can be made by calling Elizabethtown 367. |
Also at same time and place a lot of household
goods as follows:
Frigidaire Refrigerator with large freezing compart-
ment; Universal Gas Stove; dinette set with four chairs;
kitchen cabinet; base cabinet: double utility cabinet; kitch.
en server; 2-piece living room suite: 9x12 rug; throw rugs;
bedroom suite; single bed; two box springs; two innerspring
matiresses; steel wardrobe; vanity; large window fan: tab-
les; large mirror; radio: Bissel Sweeper; chairs: bedding
dishes and cooking utensils: hampers; Speed Queen Washer,
like new; double tubs; certified lawn sweeper; fertilizer
spreader; garden tools: garden hose; ironing board; 2 hand
mowers; Lawn-flight Rotary Mower; new 16 ft. double lad-
der; stepladder; 20x12’ pine board: metal lawn chairs; bird
cage; and a lot of articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M.. real estate to be offer-
ed at 2:00 P. M, when conditions will be made known by
containing seven rooms and bath, consisting of large living
room with fireplace, dining room, large bedroom, den, mod-
ern kitchen with dish washer, electric stove, garbage dispos-
al, second floor has two finished rooms and powder room;
closets; storage room, large cellar; shower in cellar; oil
burner, baseboard hot water heat, summer-winter hookup.
TWO-CAR BRICK GARAGE adjoining house.
Large lawn with shrubbery, and shade trees.
This house is practically new, in a good location.
Arrangements to view property can be made by calling
Harrisburg Phone 566-2344. Also house will be open on day
of sale from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Sale to start at 7:00 P. M., when conditions will be
made known by
Eva L. Hostetter

ber of the West Greentree
Henry F. Gingrich, Attorney William B Shank
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer
A. K. Garman & S. P. Kraybill, Clerks 24-3c
Louis S. May, Attorney
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer © 26-3¢

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