WEDNESDAY, JULY 18th, 1928
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
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OWL-LAFFS
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Base Ball Notes
During the Week
LOCAL NINE BOWED TO
MANHEIM ON SATURDAY | Brethren, near Lititz, on Saturday,
1 game here | program from 9:30 to
| Manheim A. A. defeated Mt, Joy A.|an afternoon program from 2 to 4
Saturday afternoon,
Large Number of
(From Paga One)
| August 4. There will be a morning
11:00 and
by a score | o'clock,
pitcher
He was credited with | heim, on
one hit and one run, while at bat. | 1928.
R. Frey, of Manheim, and R. Myers, Lausch, or their
of Mt. Joy, each connected with the | invited to be present.
| ball for a home run clout. Scores: | be a good program, games, ete., to
of 5 to 3. Witmer started the game |
and was relieved by Hendrix in the!
Hendrix
losers showed good
out five men,
Lausch Family
the! The Lausch clan will hold a re-
form striking | union in Kauffman’s Park, at Man-
Saturday, August 4th,
All persons by the name of
descendants are
There will
i h o a e|amuse and entertain both young
(On With Laughter) 4 Laan : «2000 0 and old. Come in the morning and
d k 2b ......... 2 2 5 0 | bring your lunch. A good time is
I asked the Park Hounds the oth- |Alwine e ......... 2 8 3° 0 assured.
3 Hight x they knew what causes | OFT 6 9 2 : 2 Hinkle Family
rees ‘tri Meyers 1b... ..... |
ay We dio No one/ foes 1th 0 0 0 0 0 The annual reunion of the Hin-
seen the jaws drop when I told them lag Ce nto 1:0. 3 clan will be. held Thus
the wind makei ’em rock. Fllisiief v=. iui 1 2 0 O0|day on the Kreutz Creek picnic
Witmer p ........ 0 bY 0 0 O0fgrounds. This will mark the third
sei ais TIT 1, ly aie in 1 1 0 1|reunion of the family, since its or-
Ede y, since its or
Ar oe ar ie utd it saa | ganization two years ago. John F.
better. than, Ho ae sah Ts 8.11 3 1| Hinkle, of Marietta, is president,
# getting his Shore 8 hi. o:a ofan Mrs. Elizabeth C. Becker, of
Behe aie’ 1 2 : 2 | Columbia, is secretary of the asso-
Twins arrived at a certain home Hershey wo 0 1.0.20 | ciation,
and I asked the 8-year-old boy in|R prey 1 ....... T-0 1.0 of Risser Family
the same family what their names Rie 1 4.1 0] The Risser family, descendants
were. He said his daddy ties of oo 1 4 1 0!nf Christian Rissor, was held at
om Thunder and Lightning before |p pat o 1 4 1 1|Locust Point, Ontario, Canada, on
ey Wad od mete Tb 0 4 1 0|June 30th with an attendance of
Dow i Cr Holic Pp 0 0 3 1 0!1,000 persons. They are descend-
: n at Landisville young many <= ah CL hee a aa ants of Christian Rissor, the son of
bis girl's father If ho eowd] pomls ......... 9 27 11 8 Peter Rissor, who located in Mount
iii] daughter. The Joa gent | Manheim ........ 000 320 000—5 | Joy township, Lancaster County, in
sald—"“"What do you make? Mt. Joy A. A. .... 000 210 000—3 1742, The Risser Mennonite church
The _ young man replied—*“No-
thing sir, I don’t even touch the
darn stuff.”
Henny Garber says when a man
has a birthday he usually takes a
day off, but when a woman has a
birthday she takes a year off,
One of our young shieks came to
me for advice the other day. He
asked me what he could do to keep
from falling in love. I asked him if
he ever tried renting a house. That
cures a lot of ’em in Mount Joy.
A certain store here put on a
new clerk and among the boy's in-
structions was this:
“If you don’t happen to have
what a customer wants, suggest
something as nearly like it as pos-
sible.”
The boy’s first customer was a
woman who wanted to know if he
had any fresh green stuff today.
The boy said—*“No ma’am, but
we have some nice bluing.”
One of our young shieks told me
that instead of having a good time
with wine, women and song, it's
wood alcohol, nurses and funeral
march,
I know a preacher who may not |
be able to say all he wants to in
thirty minutes but believe me he’s
sure to say all the congregation
wants to hear.
One of our business men claims
you can’t keep a good man down but
you can certainly kick the stuffin
out of him before he gets up.
There’s a young fellow in town
who says if they don’t blame soon
let him join the band and play his
cornet, he’ll join the Salvation
Army, then he can play in public.
I was invited to a party’ the other
night and here’s the menu:
Pikled Ojsters
Bisque of Snajls
Fried Fish
Natjve Wine
Qujnce Jee cream
Onions and Bjsquits
Here lies the body of Mary Smack
She rolled her socks on a railroad
An old woman looked out of a |
as the train drew
“Little boy, are you good?”
“Yes, ma'am, replied the boy.
“Parents living?”
“Yes, ma’am.”
“Go to Sunday School?”
“Yes, ma'am.”
“Then I think I can trust you.
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| when he’s on the floor he misses with dew; your teeth are like the sitcher—by Bowers— (Platt). Pas
oye beat. finest pearls nature ever made; but : d balls—Albrizht 5.4 Winnin
bees oe : ._ ._ |vou have the darndest looking nose eh h wl Fr : in 2 it Li
& There's a certain young lady ing ever saw on anything except an | Pitcher rey. L08INg pite
$ | town who is so deeply in love that African Anteater. Bowers. Umpire—Rutt. Time of
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PII GQ dead fede dade :
Run with this penny
{ bun, and remember, the angels see
you.”
I nectar drink from lip to lip;
I'm never told to move along;
Nor must I now my license show,
For coppers, just as you and I,
I pick the parks where officers
And since I bring an extra lass
mer Zerphey can’t dance.
she went to
and get me a
Arms For The Law
And park where e’er I may
The cops all let me stay.
Nor now flash on the light,
Love beauties in the night.
Of night patrol the beat
Those cops love my back seat.
Father is reprimanding his son in
Because
Washingtonboro Sune
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Losing pitcher—Witmer. |
Collins. | follows:
won a corking
the team there 5 to 3.
Raver.
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Grace; 88
Ellis,
Sacrifices — Hershey, | of Lancaster and
Blantz to Lamparter. Base on balls are a part of this family.
—off Hollinger 0; Witmer 1; Hen- |
drix 0. Struck out—by Hollinger 1; |
Hits—ofT |
Myers.
Hendrix 5.
Umpires—Hendrix
Time of game—2:00,
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THE FLORIN TEAM 1
LOST A CLOSE GAME | year’s meeting, Miss
The North End
bia, came to Florin Saturday
game
Anderson, rf
on balls—Off Herr 3.
By Heatter 3; by Herr 8.
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Two base hit—Shiffer. Home runs grounds are
Stolen bases | purchased in 1775.
Shirk, H. Frey, | Lancaster County and
Witmer 7 in 6 innings; off Hendrix
Hit by pitcher—by Holling-
Winning pitcher— | 26.
of his farm
The Rissors of
the Rissors
Dauphin County
a part
, Nye Family
The third reunion of the Nye
family will be held in Bellaire
Park, Carlisle, on Thursday, July
The program and officers are as
Forenoon, enrollment and
social hour; lunch at 12:00 o’clock
| (each bring his lunch); literary
program, 1:45 p. m.; report of last |
Irene
remarks by |
team of Colum- the president, Prof. H. H. Nye, of
Zelma
| Nye, Hummelstown;
and | Elizabethtown; recitation, Miss Isa-
from ' hel Geyer, Shippensburg;
Florin had | Isaiah
Struck out—| forever in the past.
The Lancaster All-Stars walloped | attitude on the part of the
the Maytown nine, at Maytown, 12|of the industry that places oi
to 6, on Saturday, scoring six runs | a sound economic plane.
in the eleventh inning to win.
visitors were trailing
innings but
score in the ninth,
The! Seventy years ago the oil
runs | try consisted of a
the | that cost $2,000.
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Basehore, Elizabethtown;
the game cinched until the ninth recitation, Jean Nye, Shippensburg
Shelley’s homer was aR. No. 5; recitation, Jean Snyder,
The score: Elizabethtown; cornet solo, Farle
h a e|Nye, Marietta; recitation, Ruth |
Tee 1 5 0 O0|Basehore, Elizabethtown; recita- |
2 1 0 0 0tion, Harold Meashey, Elizabeth- |
eee 0 0 10 O|town; duet, Julia Nye, Chambers- |
ohh 2 9 0 O|purg, R. No. 1, Charles Nye, of]
Sistas 1 8 0 O|Chambersburg R. No. 2; address,
Sisal nine 1 1 1 1|Elmer E. Nye, Orrstown (repre-
1 2 0 O0]genting Franklin Co. Clan); Miss
Ris mete ol 12 0 Zelma Irene Nye will have charge
eis Thee 1 0 1 1|of the Children’s Hour.
AE a 1.0 2 40 Officers: Prof. H. H. Nye, presi-
_——— — — dent, Elizabethtown; Rev. Allen G.
Sie sarin 3 10 27 14 2|Nye, vice president, Colonial Park;
h a e|Miss Zelma Irene Heisey, secretary
os Aiea ay 2 0 O0|Hummelstown, R. No. 2; Mrs. Mary
2 0 O0|Seltzer, Asst. Secretary, Hummels-
Fieve 0 1 O0|town, R. No. 2; Mrs. Ella Eshen-
re 1 10 0 !our, treasurer, Rutherford Heights.
0 0 0 Four prizes will be offered: To
sie 1 2 0|the one coming the greatest dis-
3b ...... 1 9 0]tance;.to the oldest one attending;
Caisse 0 5 1|to the youngest one attending; to
IR 1 0 O0]the largest family present.
rien viene 1 0 0 ENS
cere 0 2 0|THE OIL INDUSTRY IS
wet oe {ees ee ENTERING NEW ERA
«isis 59 22 1 ————
000101 3—5 The oil industry is making a de-
00100200 0—3|termined cooperative effort to find
base hits—Zercher, Basher,|a solution for its problems as an
Three base hits—Shut- | industry. It is entering into a new
Home runs—=Shelly. | era.
Sacrifices—W eisser, Hummer. Base | The old hit-and-miss days are]
{ have seen unprecedented progress
| made in the science
of producing oil &nd its many by-
has come a progressive business
heads
il mn
il indus-
69-foot
Since then 700,-
{000 wells have been drilled,
e | the investment is esti
0labout $11,000,000,000.
2124,143 wells were drilled
0! This tremendous
0!ally resulted in a ce
0|of waste, confusion,
0{ operation and excessiv
0!tion. Yet the public 1a
0| had an unfailing oil service at a
0!low price, due to excessive com-
1 petence.
0] As the movement
industry,
cooperative
great
ol . . .
e | railroads in investment, gains still
0! more in stability, waste is elimin- |
0 | ated, and the public is served ec-|
1| onomically and efficiently. |
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| owner, I now have the fine brick
| property, confectionery and cigar |
| and tobacco store of the late Harr) |
0|E. Klugh. on East Main St., Mount |
Circulating Library
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and will give possession
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nN no
Two base hits—Moore 2, Peck,
a
day wearing
brown stocking.
one white
eyes are
A lad here said to his girl:
“Dear, vour
pools of sparkling water; your lips|
one on bases—Maytown 3;
like deep | oop 2; Bowers 9. Hits—off Lutten-
are like two little red rosebuds wet |
6 | Raub, Tressler. Sacrifices—Moores
| Houckel, L. Trossler, Albright. Left
3 Lance. All
Stars 6. Base on balls—off Lutten-
berger 1; Frey 2; Bowers 2.
Struck out—by Frey 3; Luttenber-
| berger 6 in 4 innings; off Frey 4
in 7: off Bowers 13 in 11. Hit by
Family Reunions,
It don't keep away
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there is no uncertainty about its power
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