News Comet from East Berlin, Pennsylvania • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE NEWS-COMET, EAST BERLIN, MAY 24, 1946 William Farm Used As Example Adams county farmers who attended the field meeting at the A. B. C. Williams farm at York i Springs Friday had the opportunity i to learn from the experiences of Williams with Ladino clover, as well; as hear the results of pasture im! provement work explained by John extension agronomist and L. C.

Madison, livestock specialist, from State College. Last year Mr. Williams kept 45 sows and pigs all summer on a two! and a half acre hog pasture on good soil near the home farm barn, and in August the Ladino became so rank that he turned 17 head of cattle on it for three weeks, according to M. T. Hartman, county farm agent.

Profitable Return "On an adjoining farm," Mr. Hartman continued, "which Mr. Williams purchased about five years ago in a low state of fertility, he made a pasture seeding on wheat four years ago on 18 acres of rather thin red shale soil. The seeding contained timothy and Kentucky bluegrass. sown in the fall, and the normal clover mixture, to which about a pound per acre of Ladino was added, sown in the spring.

The next year a crop of hay was harvested and last year the field was pastured. "Forty-five head of steers weighing from 600 to 800 pounds were put on these 18 acres, plus six acres of thin, unimproved bluegrass, in early- June, and kept there with no extra feed until October. They gained an average of 175 pounds for the season. Figuring. 150 days, this is only one and one-fourth pounds per day, which is not sensational, but figuring that the 18 acres, which furnished nearly all the feed, carried two and one-half head per acre and made a per acre production of 437 pounds of beef, the returns per acre were might profitable." HOLTZSCHWAMM SOCIETY MEETS The regular monthly meeting of the Lutheran Women's Missionary society of the Paradise Holtz- schwamm church was held Wednesday.

Miss Kathryn Mundorf. of York, who was elected treasurer of the missionary societies of Central Pennsylvania synod, gave a book report on "Africa." The devotional period was conducted by Mrs. Paul Miller and Mrs. Peter Spanpler; skit, with Mrs. Nathan Lcppo as reader, and "Voice," Mrs.

Peter Spangler; discussion of the topic, "Investments for Peace," by Mrs. Clair Ferry: rending. "A Paragraph from the Indian Field," Mrs. Charles Stevens. The leaders were Mrs.

George Ruth and Mrs. Peter Spangler. 1 EAST BERLIN NEWS NOTES (Continued from fagc 1)' Bain washed out the entire program of games scheduled to be played Saturday afternoon CLASSIFIED Miss Helen Keith Accepts Position Miss Helen Keith lias accepted a position as instructor in French and Spanish at the Holmquist school for Girls, New Hope, it was learned Wednesday. Miss Keith, daughter of Mrs. John D.

Keith, Gettysburg, has been teaching the same subjects at the Lakewood, N. high school the past two years. She will assume her new post in the fall. In spite of inclement weather Saturday, there was an edifying attendance at the annual Love Feast services at Mummert's Meeting House. Members of the Upper Conewago congregation, Church of the Brethren, with others not of the congregation, attended services Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning.

Sermons were delivered by Ollie C. Hevcner and A. N. Eshelman, visiting elders. The 2-weeks' revival there closed Sunday evening.

The funeral of Jonas Hollinger, life time resident, of tris section, was conducted Thursday in Zwingli Reformed church, East Berlin, of which congregation he was a member. The pastor, the Rev. Alvin J. Forry, and the former pastor, the Rev. Richard E.

Shaffer, Hallam, officiated. Burial was made in the East Berlin Union cemetery. Serving as pallbearers were Harry Staub, Paul Pi-ice Livingston and Elmer Spangler. OFFICERS ELECTED BY BIGMOUNT 4-lf CLUB The Bigmount 4-H club met at the home of Joan and Elaine Spangler. at which time the following officers were elected: President, Doris Jacobs; vice-president, Mary secretary-treasurer.

Jean Stambaugh; singing leader. Patsy Baker; game leader, Joan bpangler; assistant game leader, Ream was appointed to take charge of the rosary and shrine. Plans for a pilgrimage to the shrine of St. Ann at Emmitsburg, May 30. were announced.

The members were asked to continue sewing for the USO. Mrs. William Ream was chosen as delegate of the council to the convention to be held June 26 and 27 at Lewistown, and Mrs. Emory Bievenour was named as alternate. All members who can were asked to at- CUMBERLAND VALLEY LEAGUE SCHEDULE May 27 Newville at Dillsburg.

Friendship at Boiling Springs. Mt. Holly at Masland. May 30 A. M.

Friendship at Dillsburg. Newville at Mt. Holly. Doris Shellen'berger, and news re- enc j. Madalene and Alice Van Eck ixrter, Elaine Spangler.

The project were elected as the youth of the chosen for the meeting was outdoor parish to attend the convention ses- cookery. Mrs. J. G. Spangler, local i Mons.

The meeting closed with leader, and Mrs. Joseph M. Hutch- prayer by Father Cavanaugh. ison, county home economics extension representative, were present. ON PAY DAY--BUY BONUS PARADISIC COUNCIL HOLDS MEETING At the monthly meeting of the Paradise Council of the Nat'l.

Council of Catlioiic Women held Sunday morning in St. Mary's Catholic church, near Abbottstowii, the council decided to contribute $5 as an honor prize to the Delone Catholic high school for awarding at the commencement exercises. Mrs. William Mrs. Edna Hafer was confined to her home by illness.

HIW WITH D.D.T. FOR SALE: Modern coal and wood range, white enamel trimmed in black with reservoir; used two winters; like new. Huver's, near Bermudian, Dillsburg R. D. 2.

ECKARD BROTHERS Contractors South Street McSherrystown, Pa. If You Want to Build or Repair-- US Phone 2-4280 Hanover ANDES FURS YORK, PA. 237 East Market Street Open Evenings BUDGET NOTICE A tentative budgret of the East Berlin School District for the school year, 1946 1947 school term has been prepared, and is open for inspection at'the home of the undersigned secretary. Final adoption will be made at the regular meeting, to be held en June 3, 1946. ETHEL RESSER, Secretary East Berlin, Pa.

Masland at Boiling Springs. May 30 P. M. Dillsburg at Friendship. Boiling Springs at Masland.

Mt. Holly at Newville. ON PAY DAY--BUY BONDS R. A. HOUCK, Jeweler Jewelry Gifts Greeting Cards Watch, Clock, Optical Jewelry Repair Work Our Specialty 21 W.

High Carlisle, Pa. HELP WANTED For Our Viner Station At York Springs Men and Boys Over 16 Years Work Will Regin on or About 8. You Will Be Notified by Mail as to the Exact Date to Report Contact and Give Your Name to Mr. Dale Roth. Principal of York Springs High School Hanover Canning Company FOR SALE: Pure-bred Berkshire boar, fit for service; 65 feet of 42- Inch high double picket lawn fence with gate to match, in excellent condition; also red cedar drive sticks for electric fence.

J. P. WINAND, near East Berlin. LIME AND FERTILIZER SOWERS Shipment just received. MELVTN J.

SHEPFER ESTATE, 121 Railroad Hanover. Pa. LEHMAN'S CASH FEED STORE Phone 3-R-4 York Springs WANTED Antique corner cupboards, rope beds, spinning wheels, bureaus, oil lights and glassware. Will call. Write.

MARKLE'S ANTIQUE SHOP, R. D. 2, Hanover, Pa. Dr. Joseph D.

Fox OPTOMETRIST 28 N. GEORGE YORK, PA. ECONOMICAL. EYE SERVICE Daily 9 A. M.

to 5:30 P. M. Closed Thnrsday Afternoons Phone 45181 for Appointments We Can Help You Get Ready New Apparel May Be Hard to Get This Year--But You Need Not Worry About Being: Spic and Span and Smart For Yonr Vacation. We'll Put New Life in Your Last Year's Wardrobe With Our Modern Dry Cleaning Processes. ANNE'S ALTERATION SHOP 22 W.

Louther St. Phone 719-M Carlisle, Pa. FINANCE--Your auto or borrow on your car at The Morris Plan Consumer Discount company, 156 West Market street, York. (Dial 2586). STAINLESS STEEL Shipment iust received; single and double basins, with chrome spigots.

MELVTN J. SHEFFER ETATE, 121 Railroad Hanover, Pa. FOR SALE--One kitchen cook gasoline stove, like new. Apply LLOYD C. CROOK, R.

D. 2, East Berlin. FARMERS-We Con HELP YOU WANTED To buy dogs, six months and older; cats, five pounds. H. R.

WEUSCHINSKY. WellsvUle R. Pa. FOR SALE: Ideal Deering mower, 5-ft. cut.

H. L. JTJNKINS, York Springs R. 1. STAMP COLLECTOR--Wants to buy UnitPd States and foreign postage stamp collections and accumulations.

Write CHARLES 2101 E. Market York, Pa. WANTS TO BUY--Fat hogs and all kinds of butcher cattle. Drop me a card. ROY ANDERSON, East Berlin R.

D. 1. FURNITURE AND STOVE Bargains-- Rebuilt ranges. Coal and gas combinations. Furniture lor any room in the house.

us before vrm buy. TRADE-IN FURNITURE EXCHANGE, rear York Supply Company, 45 West Market street, York Pa. Phone 2915. WE SELL CREAM Kellogg's Rice Krispies Puffed Wheat Leadway Milk 2 for 25c 2 tor 19c 3 for 29c ozs. 35c SMITH'S STORE YORK SPRINGS PHONE 20-R-2 EVANS DEPARTMENT STORE Dillsburg, Pa.

Phone 10-R-2 COTTON WEEK MEN'S CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS S1-J8 up CHAMBRAY SHIRTINGS by yard 35c Full Line of Men's Work Shirts (Different Colors) Yard Goods, Outing Flannel and Dress Goods SPORTSMEN, VACATIONERS! Don't overlook the fine qualities and values in sports and leisurewear we have for you. FISHING JACKETS SUMMER SLACKS BASQUE SHIRTS SPORT SHORTS SWIM TRUNKS BEACH ROBES AFTER SWIM PULLOVERS and For The First Time Since Before The War, We Have The Famous BEACH AND SURF RIDER All Rubber, Pneumatic Sizes 28 inches by 4 feet and 28 inches by 6 feet KRONENBERG'S Carlisle's Big Clothing Store Drive Flies and Insects from Your Farm Buildings With WANTED: Poultry of all kinds: Fryers, Roasters and Fowl; highest prices paid. Drop me a card. I JOHN C. CROOK, Dillsburg R.

D. I STOVES--York Supply I agent for the famous MAJESTIC RANGES and HEATERS. The most efficient and expendable stoves i the country. Unsurpassed for cook- i Ing, bakJng and heating. Don't, buy "iniil you have seen the Malefif.ic at the YORK SUPPLY 43-45 West.

Market York, Penna. Also agents for Columbian ranges. See us for your stove repairs and furniture needs. In business over 40 and SPRAY COME IN We Arc Now Equipped to Discuss, Tntrlligvntly. Your Fly and Insert Problems.

And Furnish You With The Materials anil Equipment to Do The Job. BICYCLES REPAIRED i retired. New bicycles and motor- Toyh and velocipedes See Her) Kl! he'll vou right 117 St. Vortc PB 11-2-M SEE US For These and Many Other Items SEEDS FERTILIZERS TOOLS YES--We have spring-filied stu- dlo couches and sofa-beds, also a variety of overstuffed chairs as well as sprmg- fllted Jtvlng-room suites as low as $109.00 YORK SUPPLY COMPANY. 43 W.

Market York. Pa. INC. A A SEEDS A SUPPLIES E. High St.

Est. 184G--100 Yrs. of Service Carlisle. Pa. i 'HANOVfcR PA IS FOR BOYS! SLACKS in Sanforized? wash fabrics fine-combed cotton, vat-dyed and mercerized, tailored for looks, and constructed for wear! l.J)8 to 2.49 BOYS' POLO SHIRTS.

Cotton knit sbirts with short sleeves, They wash without ironing, and they're so comfortable hell want to live in 'em! 1.07 BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS, in vat-dyed, cotton Uroadclotk or poplin, with short sleeves, open neck, and an imitation Hap pocket! 1.85 BOYS' WASH SUITS are full- cut, with button-on shorts, two slash pockets, belt-loops and pleats, and short-sleeved shirt. Sanforized 2,00 BOYS' CASUAL COATS, full, sueded fabric front with checked back and sleeves, patch pockets, and full linings. 9.19 enough for earnp or play. He'll outgrow 'ern before they're worn out! One-button waistband, one back, two side pockets! .49 tShrinkagc docs not exceed.