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The Bulletin, Toy; a Sons Afteiioon; September 17; 1942 +

HAPPENINGS
LONG AGO

> Farm
rms
food (From Page 1)
‘of land, situate along State High-
way Route No. 230, formerly the
Lincaster & Mount Joy Turnpike,
joining lands of the Christian
itz Estate, Clinton Eby and Ed-
ward G. Myers.
On which there are erected a
large double Stone mansion house,
nt Joy, Bulletin i

IS
th

r Tin of three thes do Moves Tov i

| questions that face parents daily.
They Ary! censcigntipusly to salve
| them priperly. ‘Best of all, remem-
ber as the foremost principle in the
"business of better parents, © that
children living in happy homes
among natured weople;’ will natur-
E J. Argenbrighe Florin, was the
agent for the Hupmobile.
A proposed Memorial, : Bridge
across the Susquehanna River at
Columbia, was before the people. of
Lance. and York Co's.
While walking down’ the high
way Irwin Kaylor was struck and
Messrs. Frank Schock’ and
H. Miller, made a moteregdes wip
to Troy, N. Y. :
Tickets were given to chil
dren in the county ‘to attend ‘the
Lancaster , Fair, Lima
Taxpayers feed 114 petbons in the
county house, 314 in the asylum, 59
of that width Southward, 200 feet
to a puklic ally.
The improvements thereon
sists of a fine 2 and % story frame
dwelling house with: enclosed porch,
frame barn, garage and workshop.
The property was purchased by
Mr. Harry Musser for $5,850.00 Chas.

ON THE BOARDWALK—Recruits of the

FAMILY REUNjON. sg,
Cabét Lodge, ne N<-Senay

or Henry
md No bo Livi Vi sd Fi Nes 3 rd | 20 Years Ago 30 Years Ago | containing 12 rooms, known as the A
in, ty this paper’s circulation practically double that Vv Patterson Homestead,—large frame said:
eH ely ‘| Bachman Cho. Co., completed the C. N. Mumma leased the meat] Pank barn, tobacco shed, corn barn,
: Se : : : 7 erection of an addition to their [market of C. K. Bennett. . BE pon ang Ham de ou He
a ; : ‘ : is farm was purchased by. Ar I
THE EDITOR'S VOICE i ; piactory. Messrs. R. Strawsburg.. and H. | thur Harney for $170.00 per acre. oe
Ta ee SS : “| Manheim, Ephrata and Quarry- Rothrock of Bainbridge bought the | “oo be 1
; : ville experienced a water faniine, | Dreamland Theatre from B. J. Buz. oth above fans were: gold Stee]
Slee
their parents. Schools have found | ~~ 40. ood his brick | by. by the Lancaster County National :
that children in the classroom shoW | N. Barbara St, to Amos| A meetin Red in the Mt} ga of 96 we of BRAZIL WARS ON |
evident traits of either being wWA- | yy i : * Joy Hall ng do in of Christian Seitz, deceased and Arthur 4 : AXIS—President Var. It
derstood at home, Youngsters grow il a Sn | J. Harner, exceutors of the last will ES gas (center), speaking don
info men aid women, with or with- Washington Boro tobacco cop | izing a club, and testament of S. Frances Harner, | [ por GAS-LESS EME Mo from the Brazilian elles
: "| sold at 20 and 8 to 30 and 4. Harry Miller, of Annville was | jaceased. | CY — The palace al Rio de asy
out better parents, bis ch depending Due to a frost, the tobacco on the | barbering for L. P. Heilig. Mr. Chas. S. Frank was the auc-| | tors Cetps of the Boo. Janeiro on eve of Brq. for |
upan the child in either ease: Pax py 0 “pC oot of town, was| J. Lehman Swarr, east of town | sioner for both the sales held Sat.| | Red Cross ChePer = | “= declaration of war,
ents often question themselves as black as a hat” has a Iot of corn stalks 12 to 14 ft. wey afte Win, and’ B. Frank pared for oie ge be
an ill the | to they wie E nd wp] The Conestoga Traction: Co.,: op- | high, and one 16 ft. 9 inches. Kready was the attorney. 1S not burg
1 ma ‘ peo- | their properly, AE ened a motor bus line to’ Long’s| Dr. J. J. Newpher, was - elected The Browning Sale r= Se
el free in saying that | they hi Heong separations; Park. vice president of the State Medical On Saturday morning at 10:3) hor
BE a have laid down | Statistics show that Lanc. Co. ay. Hest, 13 George J. Kirstein, administrator of vo
4 ‘enough rules of conduct or perhaps turned out $92,311,200 worth of goods ca ert, ISH Book: os the Jane K. Browning, deceased, 9
‘tried to maintain too many ries. ‘during the year 1921. a Pe Be ee . = er 19 sold at public sale in the village of prog
hey ask themselves if they are too | A fire of unknown origin caused oh 8 ie Tema’e years: Florin, a lot of ground situated on ro stan
4 » just because they are older an $800 loss at Kauffman’s brick- or. io La 4 the South side of U. S. Highway WILL ROGERS’ WIT lives on in |i reco
and more experienced, if they have |? yard near Marietta. A flock of 72 hens was stolen: Route No. 230 formerly known' as his son Jeumy. who inherits his a
stressed respemsibility and good Markets: Eggs, 49 to 52 cents; from Dairyman Swarrs at Landis- | 4p, Harrisburg Pike, in the Village i HE dol
Buttsr, 37 cents and lard 12 cerits. ville. of Florin, Township of East Dgne- > Y 9 Y
judgement to their young, taught a : David Heisey, of‘ ‘Florin, made i» owns Ask Brian laugh as they pause for a RB.
them fo be unselfish and yet mot | The Star Independent Oil Co., of RR gal containing in front on said U. S. “Coke” on the set of “Calaboose.”
00 to be i d upon. All this place, opened a plant opposite | OVer one thousand: SINCE | Highway Route No. 230, 90 feet their new Hal Roach picture. ance
; I few of the hundreds of ‘the Lancaster: Fair Grounds. January morte or less, and extending in depth is c
of Massachuseys,
where he served
@ Second Armoreq
Rommel’s Nazis,
ally be found to respond to a bet:
_ | ter understanding and are more apt
i | fo co-operate far the enjoymient of

back from Libya
as a Major with gp,
Division against

knocked down by a bicyéle. children in, the children’s hone.» :
Supt. Smeltzer ‘placed! a ldrge Joe Gingrich accepted "a “position | BJ Myers the Jey,
water main at Marietta’ and’ New with J. K. Frymeyer bakery,
S. Frank' was the ‘auctioneer and U.S. Amy Air Forces march on Atlantic
City’s famous boardwalk. The men are
. quartered in the boardwalk’s finest ho-

: eg shows his
all ory = fine at to dhe and Yvon Ste. to the Eherle' cemeterd: Abram Mumma, Newtown, had, a tels which the government has leased ie nd Sort bi German
growing fo A per Martin H. Rutt was elected man- tobacco seed stalk 8 ft. high with rie News O American Magazine se Tarrant
nist: lw, ager of the Maytown high school [leaves 42 inches in length and 20
$809 inches wide. against Hitler's

On the first gay of September,
the gicatest war the world has ever
known entered its fourth year.
| Winse three years have witnessed
a series of almost uninterrupted
lites. The timetable ¢f conquest
makes almost incrédible reading—
Poland fell in 28 days, Denmark in
one day, Norway in two months,
days. Of all the nations Hitler has
invaded, Russia alone remains. HM
is very likely that the historians of
| the fufure will wrile that Russia
“| was fhe savior of the free world.
triumphs for Hitler amd his satel- 7
"| Pelgium ‘in 18 days, Franee in 43
he vive : basketball team.
The practical arts dzpts. of Read-
ing made 100 desks during the
summer, saving the school board
$2600.
dustry that the changeover from:
production for peace tc production
for war, was generally made swift-
ly and effectively. But there are many
bad spots still. We have not yet

essential production goals which
‘have heen laid down. There has
‘been mismanagement in labor, in
government, and in industry itself.
achieved, in many vital lines, the)
The New Standard Hardware
Works, shipped a car of Food Chop-
pers to Holland.
Clyde Fenstermacher resigned his
clerkship at H. E. Ebersole store.
H. L. Stoll was elected superin-
of the Florin U. B. Sun~
School.
Freymeyer reunion was held
at Henry Freymeyers, near Rein-
holds.
A Slav, 19 years old, fell of he
top of McCall's Ferry dam.
New Standerd Hardware Works,
increased their tinning capacity to

‘2100 .gas rationing books at Norris-
The Day From
Local Dailies
Automobiles will be prohibited in
the Mummers’ parade at Philadel-
phia New Year's Day.
Several wesks ago thieves stola
town. Now they stole 4000 at Phila.
, John Braun, Jr. Harrisburg, was
arrested by State Police for driv-
ing 75 m. p. h. on the Lincoln High-
way Sunday.
An old man begging for bread on
| the streets of New York City, was

troops,
AN AMERICAN “FIRST"—Capt. Bilby
| of Skidmore, Mo.. who distinguished
himself by being the first American
fighter pilot to drop a bomb in the west
ern desert in the Middle Easf war zone.

Maytown Lad |
(From Page 1)
effect.
“With gas rationing as is today,

the case, the first arrest of its kind |
here since gas rationing went into |

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this is a very seric ffens d i seri i 3 as : a
iicent These bad spots must be erased be_; 100,000 Ibs. per month. # A dh ET ie re y 2 ue of Re a | Kind subscriber we wish to cali your attention to the Sumi
Whatever happens, the magnificent [oo oo camry fhe war fully to| A sneak theif stole 40 lbs. of te a a Ra Ys || date under your name on the label of this paper.
ost of the Red Army will the enemy. No American’ ‘should or from the Spring house at Eph- notes on his person. Hamaker said. The victims must be |
; : > Ame 2 oz ai a ” i Be i ; be. | " : 2 ; a
mark one‘ of the brightest and brav- |. x optimistic today. He should|raim Ebersole’s at Bainbridge. Phony Jost a a a onsite i Te case = i That date gives you the time to which your subscription Jodivi
est pages in the long and sanguin- Linstead ti ans £ m mads a ¥ If its i ] a-
ary history of combat. win ry de cy —— * profit of $364,740 in the sale of the trouble and expense to get their ciate a : ky Sher is Joe re ona hie
Sis Beic 5 5 gas ration cards back.” ! € prompt remittance. ease «att > thi ce.
On December 7; 1941, Japan Join- |, 0 0d He must not forget that 820 Pupi Is Chester, Re Woks, £0 Ton pds back. oy ; Sh fo is oy once MRS. 1
d hands with the Axis. And thel,;. Ch : po State Policeman Mazakas told the | 434
€ k this war can be lost if we fail to (From page’ 1) a Court tl Halte , tied]
; Jay timetable of conquest is com-| oe Fo . ! pa ; : Cour hat ~ Ha terman admitted | Phone
a i parable to that of Hitler. Guam | yp . ooo sar Las Wash girl, except those enrolled in the ire ompany tealing the “A” gas card from ths | THE PUBLISH G3
year fewer wits taken in five days. Wake Ts Luan: a Rye € saymg m Wash-| courses, is toking a glove compartment of an auto own- | ER ME
leave, due Beard was in “® days, after Tin Phat ‘the American people | ih course and a science course. (From Page 1) ~ |ed by Vernon Z. Mayer, | Phone
culties and a superb defense by a handful of duw'e yet vedtize the gravity of the Ralph E. Coleman and Jane Boyd, | by the building inspector except for | on August 5. He tore the covers | em ———
from “jobs. A situation.” But, as many |, 1... of ah and science are emergency lighting system | of tho stole book. inse --
= United States M: és. Malaya, |. at Wash Cc : ; f i> stolen book, inserted the |
away ith its idl He ble its have been pointing out, Wash- ‘revamping their courses to conform which will be fixed in the near stamps in his own ration book, and ' Dr
ciate Es ington officialdom has created con- |. governmental requests to make | future. used several of the stol 5 WwW AN D SAVE :
ia naval af Singapore, fell in 54 2 sed several of the stolen stamps,
fasion and indecision in the minds
these courses more practical. 0. K.
Two new members were admit-
according to the officer.

Recent Increases in labor costs have raised the price of

> days. The Philippines were forced og gg people. The conifficting “of [oar industria nets ted. They are Clyde Nissl d : SE)
4 i = [Snyder, industrial arts instructor, ate L.yds Nissey ap Corporal Brennan of the State | i
DOCTORS WORK OVERTIME fo sumer 2 he Fn 3 Ho ficial reports that still seep ont of | 12s added mechanical drawing to [Charles B. Minnich. Clayton New- | police, informed the Court that | fot Tory Nae ue Noo sik aS foal 1a
The mst serious problem faced far has consisted of a | Washington concerning such issues |. work of his department. Twen- | COMer and John Miller were elected Halterman had since jacked up his opportunities in the face of ri 9 ue lo offer amazing ®
by the medieal of disasters for United Nations’ jas rubber, fuel, gasoline, the draft, |, boys are enrolled in this new | as trustees to fill the unexpired and emoved the license tags, | Big Mon
ji the vast numbers of doctors’ who ind series of great victories for jete., have attained the stature of al pce terms of Walter Loraw and Edward | thyg taking it off the highway. He y . 012
ire’ being called to service with the fhe dictates Phat is simply & mat- national scandal. Only lately,| tests are being con- | Barto who resigned. The new set | said the community was pleased at The People’s Marble and Granite Work
armed forces. Ris the er of record and it does nb serviee through Elmer David Office of War | i. by Mrs. Addie Parker, school | of house rules Were submitted by | this because Haltsrman had a repu- | ; 3
icy that American fighting men to the democratic cause to attempt Information, has start been made nurse, to determine the first grade |the rules committee and adopted. | (ation of being a “cowboy.” J. N. KEENER, Propr. MAYTOWN, PA.
‘must be given the finest medical lk ye toward clarifying official policy. | it dents physical and mental abili- | The’company received the follow- SMALL TOWN SMALL OVERHEAD ™
reves ml are Join : e Go Every poll indicates that the Ameri- ties to do school work. Mrs. Park- | ing donations: $150 from Rapho WHEN IN NEED OF
fing apr by Basically, th cause of all this is | can people are willing, ready and er is being assisted by Miss June Township; $10 from the county as- Crushed & Buildi - —
- simply Ssplgined; The Suey Wa leven eager to make any necessary Smith, County supervisor of Spec- sociation for the meeting that was be ng HOW
1 order 2 ready for war, and we and our Al-|sacrifice—if only their leaders will held in Mount Joy; and $10 for & T O By E { )
Sq ate To dyes. & 3 a lies were not. The enemy under- [tell them simply and clearly what Education. Donegal Twp. School | Pumping water. Thers was a sug- p ANNOUNCING the OPEN IN G po!
tion. During the next three years, stood. precigely what _fotal . war | sacrifices are needed. Board will hold its regular Septem- gestion made that the company and CEMENT, SAND, OF THE
vu S. siedical sehool means—and we did not. In Ger-| We are just beginning to feel the bér meeting this Friday in the high its auxiliary hold a joint meeting CONCRETE BLOCKS,
méhy and Japan thére are no strikes. | economic effects of war. Non- once a y:ar, no action was taken.
SILLS, LINTELS,
E. V. PUBLISHING HOUSE BOOK STORE
school library at Maytown.

There is no shilly-shallying on the | essentiot businesses are closing fast. | Vv It was decided that in the future STEEL SASH, 24 E. High St :
part of the officials df the govern- | Whole occupations—such as that of (MILTON S. HERSHEY all activities in the basement would OVERHEAD GARAGE . 8 Elizabethtown, Penna.
ment. There is a grim and all-en- [the salesman—are being virtually | be at the discreti f the h
: a 3 : ‘TO MARK ANNIVERSARY a on of the house DOORS, SEPT .
compassing efficiency. The Axis|wiped dut. As store inventories committee. EMBER 19, 9:00 a. m.
ASPHALT PAVING, —
MASONRY and

[Milton S. Hershey, the man who
converted a cornfield into Penn-
“model town” celebrated LANDIS VALLEY MUSEUM
+ ; GETS OLD STORE STOCKS
his. eighty-fiffh’ birthday anniver- Stocks from the shelves of the
sary Sunday.

— —— :
Featuring Distinctive Supplies for a F
CONCRETE WO SEACH § = IAC TO
For Prompt ang, Courteous Servic ERE Opa ie = 2
Bibles, Religious Books for all occ at
asions, Mottoes, S. ;
and Helps, Gift Items, Stationery, Greeting im Sew 3
Representatives wanted to sell

means to destroy us utterly, and | run down, it will be impossible to |
cvery resource at its command is buy such once-pléntiful commodi- |
devoted completely to that end. ties as radios, stoves, water heaters,
So much for the debit side. On|and any number of other conveni-
the credit side there is also a great [cnces. Taxes will be even heavier
— Yl —

icf war. The quality of the United
Nations’ fighting men’ is first class.
story is now knewn—but that little
is magnificent. The RAF after Dun-
kirk, the Russians before Sevasto-
pol, the Dutch airmen and. sailors
Only a little of the long and bloody ling:
(and it seems inevitable that a sales
itax and some form of enforced sav-
s will secon’ be adopted. In many
fields, the lzhor shirtage is acute.
These are but a féw of the conse-
quieces of total war.
» As the wad enters its fourth year,
gave his fortune estimated at $83,-
000,000 for the education of or-
phan boys, celebrated his anniver-
isary by entertaining: about 800 fel-
low members of the Hershey Vol-
unteer Fire Department.
Mr. Hershey ‘is in good health
: : : ld Danner store at Manheim are SAM
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deal to say at the end of three years year than they are now, and The p a Fopisi. who, in 1900, being placed in the Landis Valley U L N. STAUFFER
Museum.
Hzmry K. Landis, curator of the
museum, said that the yield is rich
from a museum standpoint, The
store, for many years a typical rural
emporium .closed 20 months ago.
Five truckloads of merchandise
MT. JOY, PA.
Res. 903-R-14 Office 903-R- 18 |

En
iim Cr =m TE IL IE |
EYES EXAMINED
munity. Attractive sales nlan.
es

Call at our Store for details.
FREE!
Souvenir for everyene on OPENI 7
Children must be accomp: NG Day
anied by parents
religious merchandise in your com-

in the East Indies, the U. S. Army | Germany and Japan dominate an and is taking an active part in" have been taken to the museum al- \ J
in Bataan, the Marines in the Solo- {immense part of the globe. They |converting the town's industries | reaqy. | Dr. Harold C. Killkeffes
mons—iry thee campaigns free men | gained through conguest, gi- | all-out war production. OPTOMETRIST
MANNHEIM ELIZABETHTOWN \
ns Nf amin
have
wrote with their blood a glorious saga || quantities of vital r. -| How many of you folks know |2.CENT OVERCHARGE
aw ma
of courage and achievement. The |terils. Despite its losses, the Ger-|ibat he was a former candy manu- | BRINGS A $50 FINE 163 S. Charlotte St. 15 E. High 8t WW yZ
‘Germans and the Japs have paid man Army is still the most potent | facturer in Mount Joy? A retailer at Baltimore was fined | 11-J Telephone 24-F \\ RO
a for thelr vie- yo ch egrihs. or yv $50 ang costs for a two-cent over- Hort, Wed, Thurs. Tusk Br), it TAS
Evenings by appointment In Manheim

tori the same time, ’s sowing |. i Surhmer has progressed ; to, the for: a’ tibe of; ‘topthpaste in
is much to be said also for | military. power Te being felt. point where that fly that you what said was believ-

all the United Nations falls square-
ly on us. No other nation has ever

“everlasting credit of American in-
in numbers, and it is being superbly
‘equipped. The U. S. Navy and Air
Forces have demonstrated that

of Allied figthing men is beyond

in this | American war. production. The |The U. S.' Army is’ increasing ‘fast | ed in April has now over thirteap
burden of supplying the troops of :
million descendents,

question. To paraphrase Winston

they will finish the job.

ed to be the first conviction in the
nation under the triple * damage
clause of the Price Control Act.
Vv

terest could a girl have in life?

a tithe of cur potential productive they have splendid striking power | Churchill's phrase, if we give! After being a sweater, glamour When
capacity. And if ean be said to the |and Brilliant leadership. The cour- [these fighting men enough tools, | and oomph girl, what other in thing) ki