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Bra headers 1H gi forward ! 8 21 ties, principally in the Pocono reg-! (|| “
eler, forward ....... a . . \
: | > er 2 a sion of Monroe County; at Meyers- |} d ANOTH
A lady : Flor hat ; 1 Zink, forward 3 0 6 Hh
aay up at orin 1as a new . ' <Q , C rand at K: 1
itive I Newcomer, center 4 2 10 |dale, Somerset County, and at Kane, | |||
method of bringing Ler husband to | | Pehleman, guard 0 0 0 Counts \
4 eman, guard: ...... 1 a y. | \\
iy pe they've quarreled. She 'L. Zerphey, Suard 2 : 2| Guided by 25 years’ experience, |
5 reate 3 pman, guard ...... 2i
ee to x ean ToL go home to her r| Sump man, glare - Pocono resorts have arranged a \
ew eg that didn’t do any good. I 0... 12 3 27|gay round of festivities and events !
Ow. he threatens to have her| East Donegzl High Scheol [to continue until spring rains melt NO.
home, and boy! T .es he toe the| F.GF.G. | [the show from the high slopes of ; NO
mark? He'll stand for anything Walters, forward ...... 6 1 | it oy \\ HAY,
but that 2. White, forward 3. 2 8; Tegion. 2 . ; ; LAY
center 5 1 11 With skiing recognized as the r= ren re
{ Oberkoltzer, center .... 0 0 0! most most popular sport here, mort In handling and its dangers. It may |
Then there's the lady uptown fur-|Ychn, guard 0 2 24 than 100 miles of well-marked|| ista © Oo mean the saving of a life.
ther, who was asked by her son if Roland, guard 0 uv 0) wails practice slop and jumps|| A m we A The Penal code, Act No. 375
alls, € slope a 19 -
he was descended from he monkey Tole i, 14 6 34|for amateurs and experts, havel| £ I) 2 oO it approved June 24, 1939. EXTRA
tribe, and she unhesitatingly re-| gure by periods: | bee en provided. Whoever discharges, on the streets
plied: “I'm not sure. I never met MT. JOY ....... 4 Is 27] Fast toboggan chutes, some ex- “Uh Uh Wi sh I l . or alleys, of any city or borough, a
any of your father's folks.” |E. DONEGAL ... 6 8 10 10—34| Aha tit J il= » [A ( 1 : |
any of your Iathers IolKs. | |tending from steep hillsides out ire rms flobert rifle, air gun, spring gun or
Ld | Referee: Phil Lowell. tending leet : AT ’.. ; , gun, sp: gun or;
| en across the ice of mountain lakes, Never ‘a seen That any implement which impels with
Tr Ses he Scachman, whol M J J Vi | ir Jail Skating is enjoy- If ever an example of the neces fore metal llet of any kind
1 oy Jay-vees are aily use. Skating is enjJoy-{{ orc a meta cllet of any
bought a used car and then married fans Joy "F.GF.G. TL{ a akes; an There Sage e Tea P [sity of education of boys took place, | [ orn y i
Woman: with gis “of her stomach eh 0 on numerous upland lakes; and e & é 3 0K place, ishall, upon conviction thereof in
Fou! 7 1G Yellenbamn, forward w 1 0 8| several hockey rinks have been set ere it did out in Wyoming where ac- summary proceeding, be sentenced
—L0oYy. nconomy plus. | rown, forward ....... 4 » \g enorts Ave 1 ior v . ~
: 1 | Nye. forward 0 i] 0{up. Many trials, slides, and lakes, Most eaery year I gets it into | cording to i five Junie! boys to pay a fine not exceeding fifty NOTE: F«
# Recently from town! Gemberling, center ... 3 1 7! are illuminated for night u Doz] +o fiend ts clean oul my cupboards yess tows i its fre? Pons dollars ($50) and in default of the
. 7 wooouar 3 6 7: : Tobi rv . 1 at a bur BC ynamite they 1 | pavme stich Bina ¥ aR ‘
were in Philadelphia and they de- WZ hey, part 0 0 oj races will be held in Pe Hs J: nd bureau drawers vound about 2 i : a : one they founc | payment of such fine shall be sent- mission at
? SEY, APG es tare 5 Meoveradal he eer Val-|. ; ‘ert A TT 1-4 le on g p. | ence C impriscnment not exceed-
cided to have a shere dinner. When | gwarr, guard wo 0| Near Meyer: dale, the Deer : jan. 1. The other day 1 wuz stand- | : J EB l to impri nent not exceed L
| arr, guard ........ tore cli ‘ rey | yy NOY “iv 7-8 0. s thirtv (3
seated at + restaurant —table the : — | ley development offers visito : Std ng on my step ladder cleanin’ out Five boys oni 7-8-9-11-12; just |ing thirty (30) days. Is
5 ing. | 1 . . sg ok a fielde cask. 1 be nln avi aorocs BN
small boy of the family asked: Totals 2 1 25!jng, skating, tobogganing, hiking |. top shelf of my kitchen cup- | {tle shavers, took to the fields seek- It is also unlawful to shoot across |
> -Vees . : : tne 4 fas > gc > ir WoSHO re a 991. Iv fF water nor hy y ice*
“May I have any seafood I want?” Bust Donegal Jo Xr GF G. Tl and old-fashioned sleighing in fast. 4 when I comes across that I i Bae a oe n at a x a body of water, or a body of ice;
; 's , ifle. Naturally they didnt |fine $50.
And his mother replied: “Certain- forward os 9 0 4 | horse-drawn cutters. he bag'o sage ina. jo alibr i e. tura y they didnt La 350 =
ly, son.” So when the waitress|Barr, forward ......... 2 0 4 A tramway here plies between | that the same old bag’a jsuspect that dynamite was danger- | — Sw
came to take the order the hoy {Hellerhaugh, center .. 6 2 1440p and bottom of one long slope, age been up on that jous to shoot at and while no wit- |QUR HIGH SCHOOL
a ¢ - ary : ns > PERO IOV anc rorifyv 5 «Tr TRY fy “ i
said: “I'll have salt water taffy.” Stoner, 29 J 0 gto return patrons to the summit fer years. Thinks I, fer [nesses were at hand to verify the BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
LR Sch. euard Sale 0 1 1! ter their long glides. The Baltimore | tex sake, what's the good’a evidence found, bits of blood cloth, |
, guard .......... : ol : ule : ay ee Viens of hire oh
This was sent in by an anony-|Mandorph, guard ..... 0 0 0|and Ohio Railroad has schduled (teepin’ this stuff? What's it good Pieces of human ii and clothing January 12—Mt. Joy at Man. Boro.
4 i os timor =~ Bay on) ld the woef ale se five >
mous writer. But! if I know my 1 nv 29) SHOW trains here from anyway, and fer the life'o me, {told the woeful tale of these five January 19—Mt. Joy at Marietta.
EIS cr | >¢ sac sek, snow dap S08 linnoe ; asters, o Sy ol v :
handwritings this guy better be Sots - ‘periods: land Washington, each week, SNOW| yecall how it ever got up jn 10 oo Yan , and their un | January 26—E. Hemp. at Mt. Joy.
8 careful, especially if his wife reads MT. JOY J-V......... 7115 2--25! conditions permitting. : | here. Guess someone wuz recom- {timely death February 2—Mt. Joy at E-Town.
i this: E. DONEGAL J-V .. 6 7 10 6—29| At Kane, where the State's snow din’ the stuff fer stomach ail-{ Had these boys been given some | February 6—Rothsville at Mt. Joy.
I never knew what life ould be Referee: Crider season was launched early 4 Des nent, er sumpin once. adv: nce education on the danger of | February 9—Mt. Joy at E. Donegal. BUILD
At: ia fon eo a 75 CP n : y ’q 1 ing >
Until I married you; FRIDAY NIGHT'S SCORES cember, skiing Is featured, nt {| Yes cirec! That's gonna go out’a {gun handling, They would have | ge} bruary 23—Man. Boro at Mt. Joy.
How crammed with mad felicity |porHSVIL LE 1 109 6 “g__34| nearly 20 miles of marked pion his here house! W tien n in comes Jen | known it meant death to fool around | =—————= ee
: oz | hov sen laid out Jater Mil sin? } x >
And wondrous things to do. MANHEIM a 5 7 4 9—25{ have been ud out. Water Wl lowin’n snortin® how cold ‘twas with an explosive such as dynamite. | MICKIE SAYS—
¥ ( oa astest ourses ne rin’ “hav mn {
I never guessed as it sped by, MANHEIM J- NN 4409 85711055 one of the fastes nd sayin’, “hey, Min, how's about | Just a year ago a W.P.A. worker |
How glorious was life | OTHSVILLE JV 63 5 on here, drops 450 fee : : ne pie good cup’o hot coffee fer a ezin’ i was killed east of Columbia by a! Ey :
Until the preacher mumbled, “T 40a 7 Toboganning 1s also available, wil woman? Sure sez I, help yourself. !stray bullet that was fired by | EVEN (F YOUVE GOT
Pronounce you man and wife.” VARIA 4 Ss. .. : 10 1230 a towing system to return pairOnsiihe pot’s hot there, standin’ on the [one from a 22 Calibre rifle. PLENTY OF BUSINESS, |
I never knew, I must confess, = Ny — up the slope. : Week flove.- Too many uninstructed children | KEEP ON ADVERTISING !
* Until I took a mate, MARIETTA J-V .. 1 2 6 Fh During Winter Cas ival Week| Then Jen upn told me how good lare permitted afield with me TS GOOD {INSURANCE ||
That life was full of happiness— E-TOWN J-V ...... 5 i Deel here, February o lo is 2 grab » tea wuz fer darken- [In all these cases it is against the FER TH RAINY DAY
And then it was too late! TUESDAY NIGHT'S SCORES: ate program : hoor Te hh hair. Why, sez she, state Game Laws on hunting, and |
3% ; : activities is planned, during WCH{.ome folks keeps usin’ it fer years [while the innocent youth doesn’t! 2
East Donegal 33, Manheim 28. ac ? a tone seer 18 for, t in 3 sn't | S
Here's one for you kids to digest:| East Donegal J-V 28, Manheim |a representative of the Pennsy o make belie ve they ain tagin none iknow the game laws, at least we |
Mary had a little slam a 2 357 Roasted 56 nia State i ag ission wi it kinda darks up the white hairs | give the parents credit for knowing
own 55, E. He ld 36. ow Queen. com : ’s head anc akes | them. / 7 ox Les
For everyone, and so E Hemp Jv 39 E Town J-V 28 crown the Sno Shee A Cor eon a Body s head and makes |them. And with the large number
if . y oth 28 Je: y arbor oun=i+ look retty ifle 21 were give am :
4 The leaves of her engagement bock| Rothsville 52, Marietta 32. At Weatherly , in ; om look pretty! of rifles that were given by parents |
AaB NOVWOS inte SI ah? Thinle SVT ho VE To Lo i . . .
Were always white as snow. y ty,” Pennsylvania's newes Ty - Huh Thinks I. “Why not? You're to their children for Christmas pre- |
4 THE LOW DOWN sportland has been developed onNgotiin’ grey’s anything yourself, Min, |sents it behoves the Mount Joy |
3 nt at Eurana|, . x , Everitt
Then there's the lighthouse keep-|FROM HICKORY GROVE Spring Mountain and out at ee | so why not put the stuff on good’n | Sportsmen’s Association to ask you, |
% . ' v © nter spo 1 ’ a a Y :
% er near Marietta that just hasn't] When Christopher Columbus came | Park, where every winter go a thick?” So when Jen went home I|the parents , to give your children |
: > e Lehigh alley sy and s se 7 i . i
§ any sales resistance so he bought a jover, the money here, it was wam- | be enjoy ed. Th mg ap oe got busy and soused my head In | the proper instructions in the use of |
8 string of polo ponies—Now that ‘pum. Mr. Indian wore a string of | Railroad operates Rip Se toc that sage tea and waited till it got | firearms, and in the game laws be- |
. ns the Sts S stes 3 ci akin’ neg . : i : |
1 probably doesn’t make a bit of (it around his. neck. In Altoona, the ye hip it} dry to look in the lookin’ glass.... | fo you permit your children to |
sense so far as youre concerned—| And if Mr. Indian rolled his own | bob-sled run 1s pch, 108 the when I saw what happened to |{ those dangerous weapons out | i:
a 3 i . ve ~rk whi -sk mv locks I could’: riec Joo 1 { - |
Frankly, I think it's putrid myself. and his better half did | Lakemont Park wh ; ice m ock 1 could’a cried deed I{alone. | =
: : +h: ag 71a skiing are enjoyed. could! My hair wusn’t no color a'- Properly conducted target prac- | A RH [
ee ie [not hang out too much at the beauty | and s g De 1 target pra Ee IS
3 ve —————— 1 lien nud <1 TE 1
Then theres the fellow who drank tepee, he would maybe accumulate : > i like mud i umpin ; tice, handled and supervised under ~~ _~
slow poison because he was in nojan extra, string or so—now and | FIREMEN AND Y. P. F. and a little more | able struction, is benelcial to | ANIL, a
hurry | hen. And when he did so, he would | WILL RIDE FRIDAY NITE li > chocolate syrup. il ne of out-of-door | / 7 J
Te 3 Yes? i . . f Y isket- that stuff all 1 eras wr . NN 7 |
hide’e a bee-tree or under a I t hat stuff all washed | pleasures. We urge parents to in- | HS {
i: {hide em in a be Ta Don the hig} ‘Si ! ge par to in- | =~
And now, in parting just re- log, for safe-keeping—and a rainy | ball played on 2 “the igh Jen or no Jen. struct their sons and daughters— | oA A fr { .a
= pember, “To laugh is to be free day. school a me that | and instruct then carefully—on gun SUGHROE meat
| from worry. Who doesn’t worry And I got to thinking about wam- | ing. Jan 13 at ¢ 2) C0 1 sage teas g Tr nut Pr ———— mmr re —— — ————
3 oame 111 > layec ( the — HE a
lives a long time. To live a long | pum on account I see where the This game will be pl ey J 1 i e
time is to last. Therefore he who Govt, is burying all the gold it can | benefit of the Building Fund ¢ ¢ NEWTOWN SHOOTING MATCHES r
laughs, lasts ! ot its hands on, down in Kentucky. | Fire Company. Shooting matches will be held at HIGHEST PRICES bald FOR HAVE BEEN
A WISE OWL. | In Columbus’ time, if you dug| Teams participating will he COM=INewtown regularly every Friday ABLE 10
ee ee {up a string of wampum it was coin | posed of Firemen versus Young avoniny hera after. If the weather 3
1 : : se Fellowship as follows: 1 1 1 1 ’
GAME PROGRAN fof the realm, but if you dig up a |Peoples Fellowship a: folio: ol s unfavorable the matches will be If you
. : ire n- ric o > onn 3 pn > ney
same officials this winter will five dollar gold piece today, youare | Firemen: Bruce Penne John|, 14 dav. moody, depres:
ame 2 oa 1 Rice Leroy Mateer. are const nily
trap game and transfer it to open on a limb. It is useless. Also you Schroll, Richard Rice, Ls Ne A AH losing your b
Ahunting grounds. They hope to land in the calaboose. Oliver Mateer, Sans Pennel ’ any When in need of Printing. (any- . L ractive,
“ double the 1939 totals which ‘were| Something is squee-gee some |Hendrix, James Scaneider, Cletus, thing) kindly remember the Bulleti Tirol. thos Tom
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22,980 rabbits, 1820 ringneck phea- | place. Our Doctors of Finance there | Kaylor and James Shaeffer. Siok BR
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sants, 862 gray squirrels and some at Headquarters on the old Potomac,! XY. FP. i Bo ip Dis + _Patronize Bulletin Advertisers Rocking St., Lancaster, Pa. Pinkham’
; oe 5 SVS ay “all in a ¢ own, Walter Schroll, ramel| == = er . 2 nade
Bob white quail and raccoons. they should maybe call in a coupla Br: wi, W Rigor : rol =m a lee A TELEPHONE LANCASTER 24157 nad
ee tl Geen Indian Medicine Men—for consulta- | Trycn, Charles Pennell, Richard RaW: SEL Henin and fe jan.27-tf
tions Dellinger, Earl Shelley, Ray Mum- Peiffer,
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OWL LAFF
A WISE OWL
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How would you like to start out
with a few little tongue twisters,
such as: Five funny farmers feed-
ing feathered fowls or nine nimble
noblemen nibbling
Minnie tries those on Saturday
night to cee if it’s time to go home. !
nasturtium —
He says that when he can't say:
“Sweet sagacious
caid she surely saw seven segregat-
ed seaplanes sailing swiftly
ward Saturday.”-—then he
Mary and they head for home.
Sallie Sanders
south-
finds
Bob B. has finally discovered |
why the nights are six months long
the Arctic Region.
in Eskimo language
in It’s because
“IT love you”
ant’ is a tablet a writer takes when
Advartise in The Bulletin.
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iguejak.”—That explains it.
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The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pa., Thursday Morning, January 11, 1940
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State-wide snow va + ll preserved - > WAY NOW - \ ROOTED
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SECTION NO. 1 STANDING best winter sports in America. N VP Two, Sith BEY TWO.» MAKES
Toahns Wen Lost Pet “(ou DONT HAFTAl | CHUCKRED IN || HARRY RAISED
E. cams on Lost Cl.) Taking advantage of the ideal FIGURE 'T ouT HIM THREE TEN,
| ast Donegal ...... 5 0 1000; ° difions.. provalling. ioe. th 3 UT ITWEWE CENTS 3 - AND MACY
1 9 ‘667 | conditions prevailing, more than IN For US. AND } NOW THAT'S FINE, ND Tv OP
Mount Joy ......... 3 2 600 | half-a-dozen snow centers of this [3A 'M RIGHT. NOW WHAT DID Rew MORE ,-
Bosvile ; rd ea 3-2 600 | State have arrangd the most am- 0 YoU THINK THAT'S TWEWE.
Manheim Boro ..... 1 4 200! piticus programe. § sir. history \
Marietta. =~. 1 1 200} programs in thei history. | ion GNPPIN'? Jou NUTT
Fast Hempfield .... 1 4 "200 Skating on mountain lakes, skiing
—— { down undulating slopes, breath-
East Donegal defeated Mount Joy, | taking glides down ice-covered to-
134 to 27, on the latter's court. to | boggan. and bobsled runs, snow- iN
emain the only undefeated team shoeing, sleighing, and even mush- iS
|i the County High School Section |ing with Arctic dogteams—all these |i
No. League, as the winners retain- | Sports are popular in Pennsylvania. | <3
led their league leadership. | Spectacular winter carnivals, keen 3
| ays . 4
| Elizabethtown moved into a !competition in races and tourna- 3
| deadlock for second place in the |ments, and outdoor ski trail parties 3
league with Mount Joy, when the jare among events scheduled by 3
former stopped Marietta, 30 to 26 | winter sports capitals throughout “
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