‘AGE TWO
THE JOY BULLETIN MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO,,
PA.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER

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jix-Months............. 75 Cents Single

Three Months...........40 Cents Sample FREZ Strikes 1st. 2nd 3rd Tis lan paved the way for touchdowns
The subscription lists of three other newspapers, the Mount Joy Star H. Brown ...... 134 201 178 513 while Dressler got off some nice
nd News, the Landisville Vigil and the Florin News were merged with W. Weldon 97 117 146 360 long end runs. Hendrix had the
» Bulletin. which makes this paper’s circulation practically double that C. Walters . 22 148 194 544 longest run of the game going 65
f the average weekly. R. Hipple ..... 131 112 127 370 Yards.
__'E Gerber ..... 156 134 141 431 The Juniors are having a very
jC Derk 2. LL, 159 166 238 563 successful season this year having
E DITORIA 1. — — — — won five games, losing two, and
I". Totals 879 878 1024 2781 tieing one.
oh isi : Old Golds 1st 2nd 3rd Tis The F. & M. Academy Juniors
statistics that leave us unconvinced are how much ¢ 125 190 166 48 are on the schedule for this Sat-
currency is being carried by every man, woman and child, M. Newcomer .. 169 165 206 540 urday morning.
and a ballplayer’s age. | L. Hogentogler . 217 173 201 591 Following is the score:
Buster Keaton’s wife and his ex-wife are fishting over his N- Stein ....... 123 115 117 355 or Joy Laer ESD Js
av check. It wives famed c Han 2 hee hing foe Jo Doe Ll 97 112 141 350 Minnich ...... oF te asso |
pa; chec t gives the famed comedian a nice opening for be 131 117 137 365 BR. Matteer .... LT. .. Heechman
that dead-pan stuff. i | cn ee am to BB, Mattesr .... LG... Dreyer
A physiognomist is compiling a book based on historic por- | Totals 862 872 958 2692 Barnhart ....... C. .... Clawso
traits. The relation of II Duce’ chin to world peace will be| High Single C. Derr 238. High C.Schneider ... R.G. .. Daughe
fully dealt with, we trust. | Triple L. Hogentogler 591. Young ........ BRT ..... Sawy
y G. Schneider ... R.E. ..... McKee |
| Played 10th, 1935 Hendrix ....... Q.B...... Sexton
PARENTS AND FOOT BALL Spuds 1st 2nd 3rd Tis Pepnell ...... R.H.B. ... Palmer
The usual fall discussion deplores the emphasis upon ath- R. Schneider ... 169 157 164 490 i wr LE. B. 5 ar
letics, particularly foot ball, at the higher institutions of J. Williams .... 136 165 137 438 DUesSer ...... ri ingen |
To : : = B Goiss 147 187 146 480 First Downs: Mt. Joy-10; Lan-
learning. It appears to us that emphasized athletics at near- aster-4
: rt ATE : : P. Schneider ... 125 147 M00 372 © :
ly all these institutions, with foot ball in the center of the C. Secvears .... 195 159 125 419 [Passes complete: Mt.Joy-6; Lan-
picture, confronts parents with a fact, not a theory—a fact r. Good ....... 190 181 176 547 caster-3.
ot likely soon to disappear. When we face a fact, it occurs | — — — — Passes incomplete: Mt.
0 our simple mind that the question is what to do about it.! Totals ....... 892 996 848 2736 La wh WM dbs
: p : ; : Samal : ; e : -5;
We hear of fathers who slyly encourage their sons’ athlet- Camels Ist 2nd 3rd Tis L A a tops vy
¢ aspirations whilst making the gratification, tog ther with 2: Bernhart ... 187 144 142 413 Lancaster i
prauas ke jan 18 Se prance On, Wp ' M. Demmy .... 147 118 140 405 Score by periods.
other wants, suc 1 as, say a roadster, dependent upon a Pe- Willers... .. 139 165 157 461 MT. JOY .......... 014 612-32
spectable scholastic showing also. Cases differ so entirely J. Zellers ...... 168 167 181 516 LANCASTER ..... 0.0 7.07
that there can be no one rule. The presence of the distinet- J. Doe ......... 125 147 100 372 Touchdowns: Hendrix-2, Pennell
ions open to “champs” or near champs, in college athletics J- Mateer ..... 167 183 1% 553 DO Melaughlan, Wapp-1 Points ai-
ertheless becomes a stern fact ini a host of coses. They __ __ __ ter touchdown: Pennell-2, Wapp-1.
neverthe toss )ecomes a s 6 n ae In a host of cases. 1ey Totals .. .... 928 924 908 2j60 Following is the record of the
yearn to shine in the sports with a passion not to be rashly High Single F. Good 190. High Games played by the Mt. Joy Jrs.
denied. Triple F. Good 547. : MT. JOY
Not all the gridiron heroes of former days, nor all the | CEO | Marietta—6 21
one-time outstanding athletes in other fields, turned out fail- | Played 11th, 1935 HY
ures in later life. Not by any means. Butting a stern fact Cools 1st 2nd 3rd Tis Joie
oy ai i. Fimk 147 169 128 447 Middletown—25 25
head-on does not demolish it and generally hurts. Perhaps, * funk ....... 8 Lo
; 5 . A. Minis 132 203 146 48] Lancaster East End Jrs.—12 18
in many cases, the old man can skirt the end himself, circle ry M 2 : 148 143 130 423 Lancaster 7th Ward Jrs—0 13
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the fact, use it slyly and score a touchdown himself. En- 5 i 154 194 152 500 Coral A. C—12 0
couraging numbers of the youngsters may still be tactfully M. Good ...... 168 184 133 4g5 Lancaster West End Jrs—7 82
steered so that in the net result they swim, run, bat or for- _ — = =
ward pass through the lecture rooms. A not ts - Totals ....... 0 95 (ge zy A GOOD SHOW FOR
pass throug Ea ns, f hors P Chesterfulds ist ond Sed Ti THE MAT FANS AT |
timism serves to say that the needful mental equipment may 35, eng, of HARRISBURG TONIGHT
; i C Hom... 194 177 197 568
be attained, as it were, on the side. i 2 166 1 iE ide
ir = 3 177 171 561 Harrisburg, October 16—Central
PREMATURE HALLOWEEN J. Anderson ... 211 187 290 688 PR i de a oe
J bee ......... 132 143 ‘128 to what sho
going out
From the
All over
against premature celebrations of
standpoint of irrepressible youth this may seem like tyran-
nical oppression. otherwise, something of
the sort seems necessary. |
ut is youth the early celebration
of this autumn festival of witchery and mystery? What can
a healthy youth think when it with
masks, false faces, costumes, table tions other
objects suggestive of the Halle season? It would be an
odd boy indeed who with such st ion did not begin to
think of tick-tacks, chalked and the
<more reckless phases of the
Of course this nation cannot become so palernalistic as to
forbid the display of a merchant’s goods and it cannot very
effectively control the thinking of youth and so about all it
can do is what it is doing, promise dire punishment for the |
lads and lassies who begin their Hallowe'en celebrations too
far in advance of the day set for that purpose.
What, of course. is not clear minds is what fun |
the youngsters get out of a half-month’s celebration of Hal-
lowe’en. From recollections of childhood the old folks can
readily understand how to pack a lot of fun into a night or
two of revelry, but the idea of thinning it out over a week or
more has little appeal for the elders, though apparently the
young folks see it differently.
the country police orders seem to be
Hallowe'en,
But tyrannical or
entirely responsible for
sees windows
aglow
decor: and
we'en

imulat
windows, corn-throwing
celebration.
to older
meee ey |
HEALTHFUL
The opinion of eminent physician concerning the
healthfulness of winter weather consideration by
all those interested in good, bad and indi {ferent health. And
who is not?
for the smoke products that are belched from the
chimneys and which sometimes hover over whole communi-
ties like fogs, winter weather is cleaner than that which hu-
manity breathes at any other time of the year. For this con-
dition two climatic factors are responsible.
Perhaps the most important of the the northwest
eold-wave wind. Born in circumpolar latitudes, it
from a region uncontaminated with smoke and soot and
other corruptions of civilization. It comes from high alti-
tudes as well as from high latitudes. As it rolls down from
wilderness it gives that part of Mother Earth over which it
spreads a thorough cleansing.
The meteorologist, who declared it to be the greatest asset
of health that large areas of the United States receive, did
not exaggerate its importance. Humanity does not breathe
cleaner and more health-giving air; incidentally, there is no
such thing as pure air in the natural state.
The second factor insuring the healthful conditions of
winter is the snowstorm. Snow combs the dust and other
impurities from the air even more effectively than does a
shower of rain. Moreover, it seals decaying organic matter
on the ground, and when the ground is blanketed with snow
there is no dust being stirred up for people to breathe.
Winter climate indoors, however, is quite another thing.
With so much purer and healthier air outdoors, why do so
many people endanger their health by hibernating with the
first cold blast?
an
deserves
two is
comes
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Totals
High

Single
ayed 10th, 1935
coined 922 852
BULLETIN CIGARET |
LEAGUE
Copies... vik 3 Cents
961
J. Anderson 290.
High Triple J. Anderson 688.
Cigaret League 4th week stand-
ing.
Team Won Lost gether some of the most prominent
Chesterfields Seite eens 2 4 en inthe game. McMillen and Zel-
oid Soils esi rare 0 6 js sro all set for a terrific battle
Souds cone 9 7 sd both are in perfect condition
Cools eters 00 6 10 for it, as recent matches indicate.
Luckies Strikes .....:...:» 6 10 McMillen defeated Joe Savoldiin
Camels: io... 000 iv 5 1 the Philadelphia Arena last Friday
H. S. Anderson Chesters 290. night, proving that he is ready for
H. S. T. Old Golds 1028. H. Tot'l
Anderson,
T. Old Golds 2944.
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CHAMPION
ON LANDISVILLE TRACK pie is in even better form now
The Central Pennsylvania inde- 'chief reason for an expected sell-
pendent dirt track championship, out house.
which will be run at the Landis- | Dick Raines, the gouging cow-
ville speedway,
to be hotly
SHIP RACES
contested.
With such well-known
aces
Al Freshe
many more
racing fans will be treated to the
best in independent auto racing. It |
Red Campbell of
Indianapolis mid-west independent |
champion will
is reported
competing
as
r, Chas.
Chesterfields 688. H.S.
Saturday is certain boy, ready for a battle with Freddie
speed
Ted Nyquist.
| Mark Light, Tex Artz, Jimmy Zo-
Ted Kline, Bill Shoop, Paul
| Young, Dutch Culp, Snucks Devese
Breslin
already entered
that
vie for
glory at this meet.
According
one of the
season is expected to
speed card, which will con-
sist of seven events with the time
trials starting at noon and the rac-
ing events will get
classy
2p m
to advance
largest
crowds
witness this
gold and high schools girls hockey teams
reports, day on the former’s field.
under way at
eel Geer
LEST YE FORGET
The Loyal Sons’ Bible Class
Mark's
the St.
United Brethren
Church will be on hand tomorrow
of the East Hempfield (0) Mt. Joy (0)
Hollinger ...... Ge ah Gilbert
Lawrence ...... LR a. Goud
Shaeffer ....... R.F. . Newcomer
L.H .... Walters
Sharer ........ C.H. .... Garland
Pudh .......... RH... Kipple
Snyder ......:. OL ....... Rice
Showalter ..... I.L. ... Habecker
of Godshalk ..... CF ..... Schroll
Gable ......... IR .... Bennett
{ Borestler ...... O.R. .... Bennett
Substitutes: Fast Hempfield—
evening in the Ream’s garage.
They will
“do
wiches,
but not lea
serve
ggie”
soft drinks,
st,
oyster
sandwiches, ham-
berger sandwiches, hot coffee, cho-
colate milk,
and
the LARGEST value
of ice cream in town, 10c per pint.
Come down and hear these jolly
fellows call out their goods.
By the way, the most noted chef
in town, Eli B. Hostetter, will be
on hand to
do his bit.
Crt
Turn useless articles about your
home into cash. Advertise them in
our classified column.
sand-
MT. JOY GRID SQUAD
TRIMS WEST END JUNIORS

Traveling to Lancaster Sunday
afternoon; October 13, the Mt. Joy
Grid Squad trounced the West End
Juniors 32-7 on the F. & M. Ac-
ademy field.
Hendrix, Pennell, and McLaugh- |
{4 seconds without a stop December

——
WILL ATTEMPT TO BREAK
ROLLER SKATING MARATHON
[AUNT KIT TO STAGE
AMATEUR SHOWS AT
MARIETTA THEA
THE

Ed “Iggie” Rau will
break the world’s endurance rec-
ord for roller skating at Schaum’s
Auditorium, Brownstown.
Ed “Iggie” Rau, of Detroit, Mich- | {cup
igan, right now holding the world | poynt
title as champion marathon roller
skater; also world champion trick
and fancy skater, will attempt to
get hold of the title world record
for non-stop roller skating now
held by I. W. Miller of Tacoma,
Washington, who skated 69 hours,
attempt to ‘ : :
10) oyarting Saturday, October
and
| aiter
every
at 9 o'clock,
who
radio
at 12
Kit
popular
Sunday
broadcasts
:30 to 1 P.
James Schaeffer
Mrs. Schaeffer
own Mrs.
St.
our
role
1929, and has held record ever
since. This will be his fifth attempt
to get this record and it is the
only title of endurance roller skat- |
ing he does not hold.
This is the first attempt at any
sort of world record in this part of
nnsylvania, and will be one of
e biggest events ever staged in
is locality.
the Marietta
personally
during
Aunt
with talent
to
will
ceremonies
contests.
vites all
their
act as master
the
weekly.
| is in
TRE
19th
Saturday night there-
Marietta patrons
| will be treated to Aunt Kit's Ama-
Shows on the Marietta stage.
is famed for her
every
M. from
Station WGAL is none other than
of
gets
great pleasure out of her Aunt Kit
and will bring many of her
featured radio performers with her
stage, where she
of
Amateur
Kit cordially in-
to register |
names at once at the Mari-
etta Theatre for an early presenta-
tion as there will be three cash prizes
This big added attraction
addition to the regular Mari-

Don't forget the date. He starts |etta screen show.
Friday, October 18th at 8:30 p. m. ——
and expects to skate continuously (
till Monday night, October 20. U DIT ORIU
THEATRE V1 |
wl | MANHEIM, PA.
18] Wed. Thurs. Oct. 16-17
John Boles, Jean Muir
¥RI & SAT. OCT. 18 & 19 “ORCHIDS TO YOU”
Aunt Kit’s Amateur Show SPECIAL ATTRACTION
Hvery Saturday At 9 P. M. Joe Louis vs. Max Baer Fight
Aunt Kit Invites Amateurs Friday, October 18th
To Register Names At Once
—Cash Prizes—
John Wayne
in
“RAINBOW® VALLEY”
ADDED ATTRACTIONS
EL is
Saturday, October 19th
Edward Arnold,
Jean Arthur
Bennie Brno
ECHR
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greatest mat show ever staged in
this city by Bert Bertolini to-night
Wednesday night, October 16, with
Jim McMillen, former Illinois All-
American, meeting Ernie Zellers
in the windup feature.
This battle will top four out-
standing matches which bring to-
2735
a crack at Danno O’Mahoney’s mat
crown.
Zellers is best remembered for
his two sensational battles with
| Pert Rubi, the Hungarian star, and
| than he was theh. Zellers is the
| Grubier in the semi-final. These
two boys have been showing great
form here and should stage a rio-
tous affair. Two new boys, George
Lenihan and Dr. Fred Myers, will
show here, Lenihan meeting Dean
Detton, Salt Lake City star, and
Myers engaging John in the half-
hour tests.
A i
MT. JOY-E. HEMPFIELD TIE
The Mt. Joy and East Hempfield
and
the
| played to a scoreless tie Wednes-
Weidler, Graybill.
Referee, Stauffer; timekeeper, Ba-
ker; time of periods, 15 minutes;
scorekeeper, Baker.
ns UTEP A Ree
AN OYSTER SUPPER
On Tuesday evening, October 8,
at 6:30 o'clock an oyster supper
was given by Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer
at their home. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Smith; Mr. and Mrs.
Shopf and son, Jimmie, Jr; Mr.
Daniel Brubaker; Mr. and Mrs.
last

Sawver: Orpha Rettew; Ruth Gieb; |
Mildred Erb and Rhoda Stehman.

Special on vp Show! DI AMOND. um

Sunday, Oct. 20 at\12:01 A. M Mon. Tues., Oct. 21-22
MON. & TUES., OCT. 21 & 22 “ANNAPOLIS
nd ”"”
“Lucky” Game Every Monday FAREWELL
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At 9 P. M.—10 Valuable Gifts
: Sir Guy Standing
Tom Brown
Richard _Cromwell
Wed. Thurs., Oct, 23-24
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
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ED “IGGIE” RAU
world Champion Roller Skater will attempt
Skate 70 Hours without a stop to set a new wo]
record for endurance skating.
COMING

BROWNSTOWN, PA.
At 8:30 P. M

This Event Spensered by National Skatins
Association of America ?
Judges from Detroit will be with “Iggie” 24 Hours Daily
Also Trainer—Local Doctor—Local Nursés
COME ANYTIME
OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY
DON'T FORGET! |
CCT. 18-19-20-21 oa
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Bogary—New York Radio and Stage Star will act :
Master of Ceremonies
FLASH
“Paxi’

See a Local Girl—=MARY TROUP WALTER of New Holland, Pp:
Attempt to skate 35 Hours to a New World Record For Girl Skaters
“aver
HOW LONG? 5° SKATE!
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To SCHAUM’S AUDITORIUM
HE STARTS FRI. OCT. 13th
6th, 1935 OS NESDAY

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