The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pa., Thursday Morning,

The battlefield of national defense and security is in the factory—
and here the soldiers are America’s workers, men and women
who are always ready to respond to the patriotic call to action.
America, today. as seldom in its history, looks to labor to supply
the needs that critical times: demand.
never failed to deliver when these needs were present—and their
record is praiseworthy today. Inthe forefront of American cons
ciousness today, on Labor Day. American labor has the respect
and confidence of the whole nation.
American workers have

way some of the women folk
about the idea of a
stockings had ever been
‘one who has kept up the
album will be able to trace
evolution of stocking styles
much trouble, and old
those not so old will re-
clarity the barber pole
polkadot cotton stockings worn
¢ belles of other days.
rs ago, say about forty-five or
re were hardly more than
or four pairs of silk stock-
in Mt Joy, and those were
by the local belles who got
“first”, long before it
: a common fad. ‘Round
a time Columbia was see-
~ home-talent show, “Pro-
aah

ery Shortage, Eh?
iember Barber - Pole?

fessor Napoleon”, few of the girls
in the cast wore anything but cot-
ton stockings, and they .danced as
lithly and nimbly across the stage
of the Columbia Opera House as
they have any time since.
Besides being much more practi-
cal and durable than the perish- |
able silk “stockings, they certainly
were warmer in cold weather (hot
too) . . . and how many remember
the good old fleece-lined stockings
with. white feet. This was too, be-
fore the advent of the universal
practice of wearing low shoes.
These “fleece-liners” bulged husk-
ily over the tops of tightly laced
high top shoes.
When we go back to lisle stock-
ings, whether from choice or ne-
cessity, let us do it with the reali-
zation that at least we're right in
the 1941 mode . . .

Wo
ae Garbers
(From page 1)
through Switzerland. The
| Simon Barber, of Elizabeth-
~R. D., gave the invocation
>. Rev. John Heistand, of
n, gave the benediction.
features on the program in-
itation by Miss Doro-
of Lititz; vocal selections,
Mrs. John Heistand, Mr.
Paul Heistand, Mr. and
Ann Hess; piano duet, by Em-
and Erma Lois Hess; and
Frank Heckel had
Miss Ellen
id charge of registration |
Gerber was the photog- |
odest Person. Prosetti
‘Arthur Espenshade, aged
1, came the longest dis-
the reunion.
appointed the
, Mount Joy, Miss Alice
. Joy, Miss Bsther Hess,
:| Andrew Wilson Haas, Marietta
Local Draft
(From Page 1)
Clarence Hernley Snavely,
heim R2
Joseph Oscar Brayman, Marietta
Edwin Eugene Leidy, E'town.
William Cecil Darrenkamp, Mt. Joy
Harry Buch Ritter, Manheim R1
Lawrence Wayne Shank, Rheems
Paul William Preston, Marietta
Richard Flowers Shultz, Manheim
Thomas McFarland, Jr., Marietta
Man-
David Calvin Shey, Manheim R3
Joseph Franklin Herto, Eown
Paul Ebersole Greenly, Manheim R3
Claude Gibble Sauble, Manheim R2
Daniel Victor Shank, Rheems.
John R. Brandt, York
John Wesley Kirkpatrick, Bain-
bridge R1 .
Eugenes Roy Neidigh, E'town R3
Hiram Mard Mourer Columbia R1
Ira M. Werner, Etown
Jacob Oberholtzer Hynicker,
etta R1
| Charles Edwin Titus Jr., E'town
Class 1-C
(Members of Armed Forces)
John Raymond Cosgrove, Florin
Thomas Joshuah B. Brown III, Mt.
Joy
Charles Jacob Breneman, Etown
Stanley Melvin Disney, E'town
Soin Shelly Oberholtzer, Jr. Mt.
Mari-
| michard 1 Kaylor, E'town Rl
Class 4-D
(Minister or Divinity Student)
Harold E. Kettering, Camp Hill
Ezra Hoover Ranck, Mount Joy
Harold C. Hollingsworth, Pine
Grove
Class 4-E
(Conscientious Objectors)
J. Wilbert Carper, Manheim R1
Class 4-F
(Unfit)
Roy William Garber, Rheems
Joseph Edward Landis, Chester
I Henry Waltz, Ht. Joy
Henry Shelly Lehman, Lancaster Rl
Cletus Sheetz Bradley, Manheim
R3
Aldus Anthony Hannan, Maytown
L. Glenn Blanck, Manheim
Charles Raymond Boyles, Marietta
Elmer Sweigart Swanger, Mt. Joy
R2
Woodrow W, Rinehart,
Robert J. Sheetz E'town
Howard Rettew, Marietta
Urban S. Sweigart, Jr., E'town R1
John Landis Lehman, Etown
Class 1-A-0-
(Objector Available for Non- Com-!
batant Service)
Harold Sipling Kulp, Mt. Joy.
Class 3-A
(Deferred, Dependents)
William Monroe Bryan, E'town
Paul Lehaman Wolgemuth, Man-
heim R2
George Boyd Greiner, Manheim R2
Rufus Craybill Gibble, Manheim
Lester Harry Funk, Mount Joy
Irvin Moyer Snavely, Manheim R2
Walter Sharp, Manheim
Harry Woodrow Risser, E'town R1
Earl FE. Shenk, Elizabethtown R3
Russel James Flowers, Manheim R2
John Cletus Blank, Manheim
Ralph McMillen Wolfe, Manheim
Clarence H. Metzler, Lititz R2
John M. Epler, Elizabethtown
Eli Hummer Hershey, Lititz R2
Jay Albert Hawthorne, Bainbridge
John Herbert Wenger, E'town
Samuel Becker Shearer, Manheim
R2
Mark Emerson Mohr, Manheim
Charles Edward Kraybill, Mt. Joy
Albert Edward Lancaster, E'town
R1
William Kenneth Moore, Etown
Terley Kemp Wendell, Bainbridge
Cleon Curtis Seaman, Marietta
John Flvin Zeller, Mt. Joy
Morris Risser, Caslow, Bainbridge
R1
Alvin M. Heisey, Manheim D1
William Eugene Gordon, Harrisburg
Arthur James Ulrich, Manheim R1
Willis Schock Melhorn, Florin
John Harold Drace, Maytown
Clyde Larue Lindemuth Maytown
John Lewis Frey, Mariettta
Cleon Jay Sheaffer, Columbia
Flwood Lindemuth Demmy, Col-
umbia R1
Roy John Smith Mt. Joy
Rey Kolp Geib, Marietta R1
Howard M. Wolgemuth, Etown R3
Hansel Akers, Latity R2
David Neudorf Montgomery, Lanc.
Henry Newcomer Miller, Mt. Joy R1
Samuel Ebersole Martin, Lititz R2
Marvin Milton Messick, Manheim
R2
Abram Landis Gish, F'town R1
Maurice Heisey Emenheiser, Man-
heim R2
Isaac Ray Forney, Manheim
Jehn Carl Seidel, Lancaster
Chester D. Rehrer. Elizabethtown
Charles William Albert, Ephrata R1
George S. McNaughton, E'town
Farl R. Good, Manheim R1
John L. Wanamaker, Elizabethtown
Jacob Billett Fisher, E'town R2
John Billett Fisher, E'town R2
John Thuma Bzker, Marietta
Rudy Gish Forry, Manheim R2
Clyde Shank Dupler, Bainbridge R1
Walter George Sager, Bainbridge R1
Claude Franklin Markley, Mt. Joy
Bruce Wilbur Halk, Etown R2
Henry Shenk Musser, Etown R2
Carl Sides Royer, E'town R2
Herbert Dewey Obetz, Manheim
Jchn Sprout Groff, Manheim R3
Kenneth Kibler Kauffman, Marietta
Kauffman Brown, Mt. Joy
Amos Upton Myers, Mt. Joy
Harry Firestone McCurdy,
bridge R1
James Leroy Shaeffer, Mount Joy
“own R2
Bain-

Ralph Emerson Frey, Etown R1
Wilburn L. Manheim
David H. Koser, Jr., E'town R2

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Charles Man-
heim :
David Ray Mumper, Mt. Joy
Wayne McCurdy Habecker, Jr.
Manheim R3
Henry S. Decker, E'town
Arthur Lee McCowin, Mt. Joy
George A. Fisher, Elizabethtown
Paul Witmer-Heisey, E'town
Harry Wittle Frank, Mount Joy
William S. Long, Manheim
i Clarence Woodrow Baker,
“"R2
Henry
Manheim

‘Manheim |
Clarence Emanuel Heck, E'town
Jez Dransfield Brown, Lancaster
Arion Garber Shelly, Mount Joy
Dellard Harrison Hines, Manheim
Paul Shenk Heistand, Marietta
John Ephraim Copenhaver, E'town |
{Ray Kenneth Henne, Manheim
| Richard Demmy Morton, Marietta
John Elmer Carpenter, Manheim
| Rey Walter Mit awater Marietta
Lester Hostetter Wolgemuth, Mt Joy |
woodpulp to cattle for fodder with
| herring and fish meal added to give
| the essentials of albumen, vitamins,
and minerals.
stubbornly and will not lead, fry
holding its nostrils tightly.
| Walter Shank Kreider, Manheim R2 usually will bring the animal to its
| feet in

August 28, 1941
Bde),
Norway is reported to be feeding
paper advertising.
- * *
When a cow or a calf lies down
RT
; : ye qo
hes | DONE to i
hort order.
There is no better way to boost
your business than py loral news-
a shop il

R1
Wilt Henry Hogentogler, Mari-
etta
John Gibble, Marietta R1
Nel. Edward Shope, Maytown
Ira Chandler Weaver, Manheim RI
Norman Zerphey Heisey, Mt. Joy 8
James Stumer Burkey, Marietta
Howard . Newpher Coover, E'town §
Joseph Cyrus Ney, Maytown
Edgar Nissley Appley,
Ammon S. Longenecker, Manheim ‘|
re E. Mt. Joy ft
John Glover Hort, re
Clarence Emery Wagner, Florin]
John Sylvester Shelly, Manheim: R1]
John Francis Eater, Marietta: |
Farl B. Helt, Manheim
Lloyd Edwin Kendig, E'town.
A Roger Malloy, Manheim R3 5
Harry Frederick Haas, Pr.,, Marietta}
George Lewis Fornoff, Manheim or
Omar Baker Nauman, Manheim R2]
Charles Earl McDonald, Manheim!
Warren Berkheimer, Jr., Lititz
James Campbell, Marietta |
tb

Franklin Norman Diffenderfeer,
Manheim
Norman Heisey, Mt. Joy R2
Russell Schroll Halbleib, Mount Joy}
Norman Martin Gruber, Manheim |
R2
John H. Watson Manheim
Melvin Paul Eichelberger, Lititz]
George Henry Smeltzer, Manheim]
R2 i
Lester Leroy Shepler, E'town R1
Abner Snyder, Manheim R1 f
Amos Elwood Snyder, Manheim R1|
Amos N.. Lefever, Lancaster R1
Elmer C. Fisher, Manheim
Clarence Cooper Shonk, Manheim.
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Wallpaper Gets New Treatment |
Builders report a renewed interest
in wallpaper as a finish for walls in!
new and modernized homes. As a
result of technical progress withi

The Mest Important
Piece Paper in
The Wor . . .
yend on it, the pay
importance. In
y times have you
this week went
For those who
envelope is of vit
spite of this, how m
said—Most of my sala
for rent—security for §nother month
and then what? Don ask yourself
that question next moRgh—Ask the
Building and Loan AssocMtion about
their B & L plan and start§eing your
own landlord. It’s just lig paying
money into your own pocket afd in the
end you own A HOME.

Inquire Now - No Obligations
The Mount Joy Building & Loan Assdgiation §
OFFICERS
JNO. E. SCHROLL, President E. M. BOMBERGER, Secreta
H. G. CARPENTER, V. President R. FELLENBAUM, Treasiger
Under Supervision State Banking Dept.

"Uw Vote) ro " BSE
. R. M. Balderson
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