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USQUEHANNA TIMES
The Mount Joy BULLETIN
Box 75A, R. D. 1, Marietta, Pa. 17547
Published weekly on Wednesday except 4th of July and
Christmas week (50 issues per year) ©
Publisher - Nancy H. Bromer, 426-2212 or 426-1707
Nancy Bromer, 426-2212
News Editor Hazel Baker, 426-3643
Circulation Mar. Judy Swab, 426-3159
Advertising Rates Upon Request
Entered at the post offices in Marietta, Pa., and Mount Joy,
Pa., as second class mail under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscription Rate: $4 per year
January 15, 1975 - Vol. 75 No. 2
Advertising Mgr.
PUBLIC AUCTION
Elizabeth H. Brubaker, Estate
SAT., JAN. 18, 1975 - 10 a.m.
REAL ESTATE & CONTENTS & ANTIQUES
26 DONEGAL ST., MOUNT JOY
2% story, 3 bedroom home offered at 2 p.m, closed porch -
oil hot water heat. Residential neighborhood, having sewer
& water. Call 653-5310 for Inspection.
Book cases, Books, Slant top desk, Motorola AM/FM
radio & record player, Library table, Sewing cabinet & Sew-
ing machine, Tilt chair, Sofa, Bridge lamps, magazine rack,
End tables, 9x12 rugs, Framed flowers in needlepoint, Need-
lepoint stoo! and cushion, Hand made rugs, Portable G.E.
TV, Photo album, Post cards, Brass kettle, Brass book ends of
Mounted Pa. State Police, Domed letter box in inlay, Mam-
my rocker, Empire side board, Round oak extension table &
oak chairs, Seth Thomas clock, 4 plank chairs, Whirlpool
No-Frost ref., G.E. 30" stove,
2 piece Walnut Dutch Cupboard - Good original condi-
tion candle drawers, etc.
Maytag wringer washer & tubs, Early red 2 door cup-
board, Cherry D.L. table, 1 drawer table in pine, Single bed
complete, Hoover Elect. Broom, Oak dresser, Double bed
complete, Birdseye maple table, chair & dresser, Good
braided rugs, Cedar chests, Bed spreads, Hand crocheted bed
spread, Unusual appliqued quilt (Open Rose & Buds) scallop-
ed edge, never laundered. Several other fine old quilts,
Stippled blanket chest, Dome trunk - Many hand made items
like new.
Ruby ring - Diamond ring - Gold Hamilton Watch
Glass baskets, Ruby glass, Pink Depression glass, Rare
child’s dolls, A.B.C. plate in Iron with scene, 2 sets of indi-
vidual salts, Oil lamp, Round pie board, Picture frames, Nip-
pon, 2 sm. R. S. German trays, Old goblets, Mary Gregory
pitcher & 3 glasses, Bridgens Lanc. Co. Atlas 1864, Dissinger
Store plates, Master salts, 1868 German song book - some
notes, Roseville items, Iron globe bank, Blue Milk Glass owl
creamer, Indian stones, Red R. S. Prussia hair receiver, lron-
stone platters, Turrenes, Plates & gravy, etc., Carnival rose
bowl, Meito Flora dinner set - baskets, Jelly crocks, 3 small
prone china dolls with black hair, 2 Pheasant plates, Two
1951 Mount Joy plates, Weller vase, Cruet, Pie crimper,
Decorated tray, Mount Joy items, Housewares, Kettles, Blend-
er, Mixer, Cookie cutters, Jars, Blue Agate milkpail, Corn
mold.
Hose, Step ladder, Sunbeam mower, Hand mower, Garden
toois, Bird bath, Aluminum chairs.
This Estate presents an interesting variety of collectors
items & clean household goods.
May, Grove, Stork & Blakinger, Attorneys
National Central Bank, Executor
Harold K. Keller, Realty & Antiques Auctioneer
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At our Funeral Home we have striven
to achieve an attractive contemporary atmo-
sphere with the expenditure of considerable
time and effort. Equal thought has gone
into making our facilities as good as any in
the state. However, in Funeral Serivce, mo-
dernity and efficiency are valueless if attain-
ed at the cost of traditional reverence for
human values that is the only valid reason
for the ceremonial honoring of the departed.
How May We Be Of Service To You?
Richard D. Smedley
UNERAL HOME
29 NORTH GAY STREET, MARIETTA
426-3614
by Lois J. Getty
Mount Joy’s Annual
Sweetheart ‘Baby King and
Queen Contest is now start-
ing according to the Mount
Joy Joycee-ette chairwo-
man, Mrs. Stephen Proctor.
Any child between the ages
of 9 months and 3 years in-
. clusive, whose parents have
“a Mount Joy mailing address,
is eligible.
Entrants must have a pic-
ture submitted to Mrs. Ste-
phen Proctor, R. D. 1, Mari-
etta, or Mrs. Stephen Getty,
9 Marietta Avenue, Mount
Joy by Wednesday, January
29. On the back of photo
(to be no larger than 8x
10’), the name of the par-
ents, their address, and the
name and age of the child
should be written.
Baby royalty to be chosen
Balloting will take place at
various Mount Joy business-
es starting January 31, and
ending promptly at 7:30
p.m. on February 14.
be crowned at ceremonies
on February 15, at 10:30
a.m. The pictures of all
participants will be returned
at the crowning. The King
and Queen will each receive
a $25 U. S. Savings Bond,
compliments of the Mount
Joy Joycee-ettes. Other
participants will also receive
tokens of appreciation for
their participation.
contest will again be donated
to the Donegal Dental Clinic.
The King and Queen will
The proceeds from the
Family & Home
The selection of the win- are NUMBER ONE
ners will be done by the
public at a penny-a-vote. Next to these, probably,
YOUR AUTOMOBILE
is your most important possession.
Avoid costly, unwarranted repairs.
HAVE YOUR CAR CHECKED & SERVICED
WITH US REGULARLY
CALL NOW FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT
MILLER’S
Mobil SERVICE
271 WEST MARKET STREET, MARIETTA
426-3430 :
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