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The Mount Joy Bulletin
ESTABLISHED JUNE 1901
Published Every Thursday at Mount Joy, Pa.
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher
Subscription Price $1.50 Per Annum
Six Months. .............75 Cents Single Copies........... .3 Cents
Three Months. Cenis Sample Copies......... ....FREE
The subscription lists of three other newspapers, the Mount Joy Star
and News, the Landisville Vigil and the Florin News were merged with
the Bulletin, which makes this paper's circulation practically double that
of the average weekly.
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THE EDITOR'S VOICE
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This week our good citizens were solicited for funds
to be used toward defraying the expense of our Memorial
Day Celebration. We have always had a very, creditable
demonstration here and cach ‘year the committee does its
very best.
Remember its the contributors who actually say what
kind of a celebration we shall have and we sincerely hope |
you all were as generous as possible.
Congratulations, Mr. Grube
We want to commend John Harry Grube upon having
been re-appointed and confirmed as postmaster at Landis-
ville for another term. Mr. Grube is a faithful, accommo-
dating and very efficient official and is deserving of the ap-
pointment. Ei
Let Business Alone
The Supreme Court at Pittsburgh Thursday declared
unconstitutional an ordinance passed at Philadelphia, stipu-
lating hours when barber shops there must open and close
Lancaster City has such an ordinance.
Just such things as the above is what is wrong with
business today. Let the business man alone—he will work
out his own financial. problems, but how on earth can he
do it if Uncle Sam ties his legs and arms?
Our Views On Business
Business is marking lime.
dent recently has been checked in most lines, but no signifi-
cant upward trend has yet appeared.
The downward trend evi-
Steel production is at a materially lower level than last
yvear—due largely to the fact that production was ahead of
consumption in 1939.
Automobile production is running ahead of the level of
a year ago, and late estimates indicate that 14,250,000 cars!
will be made this year, as against 3,750,000 in 1939.
Domestic construction goes ahead. This year’s houses
The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pa., Thursday Morning, April 25, 1940
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AGO

20 Yours Ago
A triple combination chemical |
and pumper, a chemical truck and
wera ordered pur- |
Fire Co.
alarm,
the
Thursday night.
A petition is being ciroulated ask- |
ing court to name Hot:l McGinnis |
as the polling place in the East
ward.
H. C. Reinhold
thorough
$32,860.
Mighael Randler six
acres of cleared land Mt. Joy
Township from Peier H. Risser. |
Jno. D. Miller son of Jno. E. Mill- |
er, ¢nlisted in the U. S. Navy
Chas Wealand has rented the store
room on West Main Street,
by W. D. Chandler, recently
ed by Mr. Rickrode.
Overall clubs
all over tha country in order to get
ahead of th: H. C. S.
|
a siren
chased at meeting |
sold 61 head of
bred cattle for a total of
in
owned |
vacat-
formed
are being
John Rhoads will begin excavating |
for his new house on North Market
street.
Over 200 attendzd the social night |
in Mt. Joy Hall, by Otsego Tribe. |
Refreshments,

cards, dancing and |
entertainment comprised the even- |
ing. |
Jr.
the honcy business. He purchased |
four hives from Samuel Geib tof |
Milton Grove.
The hotel of Henry I.
Engle was ‘transfenbd from Ex-!
change Hotel to Central Hotel.

Jacob Kline will embark in|
license
Sugar is selling at all kinds of
prices here, one merchant gets 22¢,
another 23 and still another 25c,
while a country merchant nearby
sells it for 19c.
Markets: Eggs, 38c; Butter, 70;
Lard, 27c; Potatoes $3.00.
All E-town physicians have agreed
to double their rates for all night
calls.
At
into a big
plowed
{o
{rain
truck
the top with fresh crated eggs.
The of
Columbia, a
motor loaded
committee in charge the

generally are smaller and slightly cheaper than last year’s
houses. The result is that while more dwellings are being
erected, the total value is somewhat less.
Most business men have given up hope of any big “war
boom”. This time Allied purchasing is orderly, and exces-
sive prices arc not being offered.
Churches Should Advertise
Can any person give us one good reason why churches
shouldn't advertise. If you do welll give you ten for each
one why they should.
Trinity Lutheran Church at New Holland, used a 12-
inch newspaper ad to invite people to its fourth annual home
ning service and hear Dr. Melhorn; the Myerstown male
nd a Sunday School Orchestra.
not only wants, but needs your assistance
ds your social, religious and financial assist-
r there is anything of unusual interest, that
1ade known to the public.
e church expect people to attend its activi-
swspapers are full of ads inviting them to
re and everywhere. Not only movies, but
ties, festivals, bingo, musicals, all kinds of
and many, many other altractions.
wns, churches advertise in newspapers regu- |
Bave every reason to believe a little of that |
Mount Joy would not be amiss.

Some news- |
: : ce ts
8c special rales for religious advertising, and |
|
> |
Ev be an incentive to inspire the “seldom go
project..
1's people have a sour taste in their
ntion sewers because there was such|
syn when sewers were installed there, |
ner was assessed on the foot frontage
» Mason's paid half the cost.
entirely different and more economic
id maintenance.
yme talk of annexing that busy and
rin to our boro. This, too, must be
r town planning, sewage, or what-

1¢ food for thought and discussion.
| CHANGED THE DATE
st-ad of May 6th, as previously an-
new Florin Bank, reported progress.
A bill was prepared and agreed to
pay each soldier and sailor $1 a day |
for each day he served in tha great |
world war.

Our Coming
(From page 1)
State appropriation
$212.18.
this year was
The annual organization resulted
as follows: 4d
President—Dr. E, W. Garber .
V. Pres—John Roland.
Treas—S. H. Horton.
Sec'y.—Robert Hostetter.
Supt.—Lester E. Roberts.
Upon motion it was decided to
discontinue booth prizes at next
Fall's Fair. It was also decided to
hold the corn husking contest
again this year, even after it was
Mr. John
Roland will name an assisting com- |
renorted a financial loss.
be to
break
mittee whose purpose will
effort at
even at the next show.
make an to least

Friendsh'p Fire Ccmpany's com-|
mittee will be invit:d to attend the |
next meeting and state its’ desires. |
Norman E. Garber was appointed
chairmag of the implement com-|
mitteee. %
Boro will be asked to}
lose fic ti rti f on : .
close traffic that portion of Hemry|paceo club met in t
;
stead of spreading it
17th, 18th and 19th.
rm A
| to Solomon Zeamer at Kinderhook.
| minister of the
| ed up Frank Schock of this place.
| single; Johnny
| to Mr. Rohrer
all over the T:

33 Years Ago
Edgar Hamaker
position at Watt,
at Norfolk, Va.
Ed. Ream sold his prairie wolves

has accepted a
Rettew and Clay,
Harry Peopple has
his application as pumping engineer
at the Water Works.
The management of the Philip
I'rank Malting Co.,
successful season.
closed a very
Markets: Butter, 29¢; Lard, 10c;
Eggs, 16c¢.
Blaine O. Grosh has gone to
Chicago and from there = to Los
Angeles, California.
Rev. Madeira is erecting two|
on the Back Run Road.
A reception was given Rev. Dea+
appointed
Methodist Church,
Mgr., of E-
town baseball teami has again sign-
con and wife, newly
Tommy Ebersole,
Miller of
walking along
Mrs. Frank S.
Cassel's Mill,
a well curb broke through and went
to the bottom, she was immediately
near
while
rescued.
Paris Hinkle quit his job at the
Industrial Works back at
Bender's,
Ih is Harry Ress-
ler will buy the entire freight
livery outfit from W. W. Cassel.
Mrs. George Skerbahn cut a deep
and ‘is
barbering.
rumored that
1
{Cw
gash in hor finger while paring
potatoes.
Ed Brubaker is filling Christ Herrs
place at the Farmers Creamery.
Rev. Shank Peck
Wilkams furnace at his
residence.
Young Bros. Delivered
jennylinds to Washington Boro. One
of the vehicles was equipped with
installing a
1S
underfe:d
two fine
electric lights.
|
withdrawn |
Collectors
(From Page 1)
| sey, Captain; Aides: Raymond Nis-
| sley and Earl Miller.
District numb:r 3—Clyde Eshle-
man, Captain; Aides: Lester Hos-
tetter, Norman Sprecher and Chas.
Latchford.
District number 4—Clarence New-
comer, Captain; Aides: Edward
Lane and Charl:s Latchford.
District number 5—Chas. L. Esh-
leman, Captain; Aides: Wm. Del-
linger, Irwin Smith, Sr. James
Keener, Marshall
| Wesley Wittle.
Gemberling and
District number 6—Howard E.
Garber, Captain; Aides: Lloyd
Myers, Melvin Wcaver, Mahlon
Foreman and Arthur Moyer.
District number 7—John W.
Greiner, Captain; Aides: Elwin
March, John Newcomer, Jack Top-
pin, Lester Roberts and Harry
Walters. i
Florin Districi—John Gingrich,
Captain. Aides: Jack Cosgrove, Geo.
Keener, Robert Keener and Joseph
Widman.
The Districts
District No. 1—Bounded by South
side of East Main’ St., from New-
comer’s Service Station to Boro
Limits and by East side of South
Barbara St., from Newcomer's Ser.
Sta. to Boro Limits.
District No. 2—Bounded by North
Main St., from Union
Bank to Boro Limits and
side of East
National
by Fast side of North Barbara St.,
from Union Nat'l. Bank to Boro
Limits.
District No. 3—Bounded by West
side of North Barbara St., from H.
S. Newcomer's Store to Boro Limits
the North side East Main
from H. S. Newcomer's Store
to Post Office and the East side of
North Market St. from Post Office
and of
St.
to Boro Limits.
District No. 4—Bounded by West
side of South Barbara St, from
to Boro
Limits and the South side of East
Main St,
taurant to
Sternberger's Restaurant
from Sternberger’'s Res-
Mrs. H. S. Newcomer's
Residence and by East side
South Market St., from Mrs. H. S.
of

Walter Mesh:y quit his job at G.
Moyers.
E. L. Niscleys &
packers of Florin held their annual
the Exchange Hotel |
Jno. Murray quit his job at Roll-
Co., tobacco
banquet at
man's and is working at saddlering
at Lititz.

RE
The Lincoln
(From Page 1)
vocal selection, Melvin Huber, Blind
Man of Neflsville, interspersed with
Pennsylvania Dutch Readings. “Oh

Won Ich Usht En Bower Vaer’,
Landis Gibble; “Yuckily Will Net
Beera Shiddla”, Samuel] Becker.
Mr. Amos Herr, of the Landis-
ville High School faculty, gave an
interesting address on American
Ideals.
Mr. Elam Longenecker gave a
short address, “The Old and the
New”.
Mr. Jerome Brubaker conducted
the Information Quiz. The prize
winners were: Elam Longenecker,
married; Thelma Longenecker,
Metzler, 10 years
and under. Remarks by Ammon
Bucher.
D. R. Nissley, president of the
Rapho Township School Board,
presided
All present greatly enjoyed the
program and voted a hearty thanks
for his generosity.
ere
4-H CLUB ORGANIZED
The Maytown 4-H
corn and to-

SWARR'S COWS COMPLETES
NEW OFFICIAL
and
|
STUNT AT RALLY
weekly
he Florin school-{ at the annual
Andrew Landis,
RECORD mond Amspacher
A new record, exceeding the av-| Amspacher, all of
Newcomer's Residence to Boro
Limits.
District No. 5--Bounded by West
side of North Market St., from First
National Bank to Boro Limits and
tha North side of West Main St.,
from First Nat'| Bank to Boro Lim-
its
District No. 6—Bouaded by South
side of West Main St., from Metho-
dist Church to Boro Limits and by
West side of South Market St,
from Methodist Church to, but not
Paul, Getz's
including, Residence
both

sides

West Donegal

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Clear lacquer finish—heavily fldted handle, black tip
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CARPENTER’S PINCERS—3 inch
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PIPE WRENCHES—capacity 1-8—3-1, lenghp 8° 69¢
Never failing grip, forged steel a
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Steel blade, hardened and hand boned
ADJUSTABLE ANGLE WRENCHES—G6 inch
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SNIPS
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St., to Boro Limits.
District No. 7T—Bounc

by West |

side of South Market St., fin Paul |
Getz's Residence and
West Donegal to Boro Limits a
all South of West Donegal]
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not |

Streets

St., but not including West Donegal | Cofynence $105 to $175 mo.
. . | T xr 3 :
St.. to Boro Limits. | Wom? try next examinations,
—- Get rea immediately
Common Safool education usually |
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Congratulations

We want to congratulate each of |
the
another birthday:
following for having reached |
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GOVERNMENT "JOBS |
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Write today.
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April 30th
Louise Schock, Frank St.
Joe D. Brown, Delta St.
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BOY SCOUTS TO
Fifteen Boy Sccuts attended the
meeting held Monday
night.
The troop will present a stunt
Scout Rally to be

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MACADAMS

for Driveways, Garages Sa, Walks
Phone: Res. 963R14 Quarry 90815
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| West Main St.
—and that goes for the writer, too. | Street between Comfort alley and|y J 17, 1940.) held Saturday, at the Armory at
) ; Lumber street during the Progicss The f elected: § Lancaster
Question {of the Fair. Said street will be! Pres font: Burl Loc Bice ‘Became a Tenderoot}
{ used for display Purposes: {town R. 3, Vice President; Martin] ai Monday's meeting “
s will remember that only recently it was | ‘There wag then some di Ni Gantz, Mt. Joy R No. 2, Secretary;| Plans were disc dd for spring | =e
attention that it mav not be a bad plan to| of centralizing the next show Martin, Mt. Joy R activities that will include over-
WE HAVE ..
QUALITY
ATS

WHY PAY
RENT
| WHEN YOU CAN
OWN YOUR OWN HOME?
Present X= Place or Home
You Can Modernize Your
Without a Down Payment.

. { asurer; Dorothy Lor ight camping, archery and a bird!
stem here along with that town a . oh a : ) 4 g mping, y and : d
> : lg ths I : joven This suggestion met with Elizabethtown R No 3, Son hike under the supervision of Mr. |
ir relationship is similar to that of @ | general approval but no action Was{Game l-ade:s; William Risser, Ba:n-| Carryl Stauffer.
coal and vest. [asks bridge and Herskey King, Bain- -_———
very municipality in the State will he] Upon motion a committee of bridge, News Reporter; Wilbur| WITH MARTIN GERBERS
sewage lo ils people just as Mount | '*W° Was Pole pi is pe Ganie, Mt. Joy R. No. 2. The next Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gerber en- |
owns were compelled to build filter of rast Pears expense) meeting will be at the home of|tertained the following guests
i Ne yn account and suggesting €cononmy | len Martin, on May 15, 1940 at| their home on Sunday: Mr. :
facts, why mot give the subject wherever it deemed advisable. | 7.39 Helen Martin and Dorothy | Mrs. James Gerber and two si
t this time? The chair appointed Messrs. Joe Longenecksr were appointed to pre- Jay and Jerwin; Mr.
: She. an sster R Se 2 : a i
v Holland boro began talking sewage, Sheaffer and Lester Roberts. They rare a program for the next meet- | Ernest Cobaugh and two childre:
. .¢ | will report at the next meeting ine of rs ae Re
ald last week there was very little if F ry ing. all of Elizabethtown; Mr. and Mrs. |
. The show will be held October Rl
Rohrerstowng
Mr. Ray-
and Mr. Robert!
Hanover, York |
of
Amspacher,

Mr. John
The Mother's and Daughters’ |erage of ths Guernsey breed for| County; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Eby,
1 3 » } . ~ 1 1
meeting being planned by the Wo-lhor age and class has just been| Mrs. Martha Sauders and Mr.
men's Missionary Society and the completed by a three and one-half| Quinten Amspacher, all of town.
Otterbein Guild of St. Mark's Un-
Tuesday evening, May 14th,
nounced.
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year old cow Woodside Fanton 3rd,
ited Brethren :Church,! will be held | 515344
in-!¢
M. Swarr.
ervised by The Pennsylvania State
College
You can get all the news of this | American Guernsey Cattle Club is
locality for less than three cents a
} week through The Bulletin.
of Landisville, Pa. tested
and owned by Clyde M. & Evalon
Her official record sup-
and announced by The

121489 pounds
pounds of butter fat in Class DD.

Lag or parcel will replace
payment
Pennsylvania
{ Lancaster,
of milk and 668.8 ton, Paoli, Harrisburg and Altoona,
after April 30th.
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TIPPING ENDS APRIL 30th
A flat 10-cent for cach| mM
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charge

for red cap

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Let Us Show You How!
The site, the design, the appearance—are #l important. but
3 if you want a home that you can LIVE in ahd be proud of for
{} years to come, be sure it's built right of depenflable materials, by
| a builder who knows all phases of the buildiks business and is
able to give you dependable advice and help you
|} your local loan association or F.H.A. insured loan

ance it through

If you own your own lot at an approved locati
ance your home without a down payment.
PAUL A. MARTIN
GENERAL CONTRACTO
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