two The Mount Joy Bulletin} ESTABLISHED JUNE 1901 Published Every Thursday at Mount Joy, Pa. Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher } - y Subscription Price $1.50 Per Annum 3 LONG AGO > ¥ Months.............75 Cents Single Copies.... 3 Cents | Frm ttt mtn dst ree : Months. ......... 40 Cents Sample FREE | 3 0 Y ears Ago Wy | HAPPENINGS | The subscription lists of three other newspapers, the Mount Joy Star | News, the Landisville Vigil and the Florin News were merged with Bulletin, which makes this paper's circulation practically double that | e average weekly. the bred at the Postoffice at Mount Joy, Pa., as second-class mail matter | Rey. Thomas Garland under the Act of March 3, 1879. Rov. J.B Funk at Florin THE EDITOR’S VOICE his position. . . 2s D Q Whiskey and gasoline may have | After all, this does not mean a Rev. R. S. Kitchin, caused a lot of trouble but consider | complete victory. Japan is to be preacher, was conferred a Priest the damage done by water. { defeated and war with her may go | by Bishop Darlington at Harris- ® 00 or for another long and death-deal- | burg. Now that the St. have won the American League race | in a photo finish—one game—and we have the assurance that coffee | won't be rationed, we can again di- vert our attention to politics and | | ed countries ing year. Consider recent losses in | China and look to a grim battle a- | ietta is head. And although years. glad that the war with Germany is| Miss Louis Browns lower than it has we will be | ilizaticn is at hand, that the liberat- | ietta Street. war news. can be forgotten, that oe 0 | the problem of demobilizing in- here at home has been sol- | was in the orchard, two dustry entered the house stealing succeeds | Boro Ccuncil reports that Super- | ep | visor John Engle is ready to resign | Ruth Musser and Helen Kauffman; | While the family of Adam Linard day evening at the home of strangers | Paul Metzger. silver- | IRONVILLE The Merry Maids Class of the U. B. Sunday School met recently at the home of Mrs. Bertha Haver- stick. The president, Mrs. Helen Kauffman, was in charge of the worship ‘service and the business The {following officers elected year; Pres., session were for the Rev. D. E. Long was returned to Bertha Haverstick: Vice Pres. Ida local U. B. Church here and Rleiher: Loraine Ret- Grace Harry; Ass’t Teach- Committee, Secretary, tew; Treasurer, Teacher, Edna Forrey; Janet Stair; Flower | and Gift Committee, Thelma Mont- Episcopal gomery znd Ruth Albright. Melvin VonStetten, S 1/¢, c/o Fleet Post Office, New York is spending a 21-day furlough with The Sasquehanna River at Mar- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin | been in | VonStetten. W. Luther Ulrich, SP (T) 3/c, Mae Flowers opened a|gpent the week-end with his wife - . y | . 4 ’ termirated. it doesn’t mean demoh- | kindergarten at her home on Mar- [ and family. Red Cross meeting met Wednes- Mrs. pilot in Lt. Richard Kleiner, a An interesting bit of news was re- | Se : : leased at Philadelphia last week | ved. To recorvert our war produc- | ware, rings and $25.00 in money. | the UU. S. Marine ‘Air Corps, while The city is contemplating the estab- | tion plants to care for the bovs who | Mr. Hervey Ebersole raised a| flying a B-25 bomber, from Cherry A < | . . J & lishment of a special magistrate’s | will return seeking employment, red sweet potato that tipped the | Foint, N. C. to Middletown, Pa. a 2 2 or : . Ito end war contracts, dispose of war | scales at 3 lbs. circled several times at a very low court to collect $5,000,000 int delin- property, protect prices and not lose| Miss Viola Baker will hold al altitud Ser Me Tord tof his guent wage taxes, Most of this a- ha jo E a | altitude over he ome oO is mount is owed by Federal employ our huyir g power by an end of one | masquerade ball in Mt. Joy Hall on | brother, Albert Kleiner, and then 2 1 : : var, are all reasons enough to keep | H; ree ade Tiddle es. There are 120,000 delinquent y arent : ; ee] | Halloween, proceeded © to Middletown. Upon tax payers the V-Day celebration from being Real estate of the late Dr. Henry | amiving in Middletown, he tele- an a) . . Se ma : | : ® oo a complete victory. Much lies a- | Breneman was sold at public sale | phoned to the Kleiner home and | head, in fact many intelligent minds Ganey, | Federal Judie J. Cullen to Fmanuel Eby of Florin of Philadelphia, says he is not going to send “little butchers, onion deal- ers and filling station operators to prison for making a few cents profit ‘and sign decrees letting the big fel- the hardest job as citi- zens, lies AFTER the war is over. Is it reason then to get drurk to celebrate, to lose our heads and go slap-happy on the highways in rac- warn that brick house. ecting the Market a run to Lititz on Sunday. lollypops to start children off on Miss ing antos? It e 0 9 MAKING HEADWAY It would be a serious situation if | Mary Ruit. S00 our soldiers didn't today give time | {to cortemplating what happened |; 38-ft. sink for Clarence Kern at A FREE PRESS | after the last Worlds War when the | the two Henry St. properties. October brings its anniversary © | Army home and the coun- | ‘Mr. George Brown “injured his Natiojal Newspaper Week, when we try drew itself away from the sight | ankle while playing football. Jows off.” required 49 ows off. We certainly admire the judge's He deserves a pat on the the Rheems school attitude. a chestnut hunt, in charge of 2 , back. speak gratefully for a press that be- and sound of the rest of the world,| Markets: Buller, Se: Lard longs to the American people, and to let others plan for the disastrous | 1215¢: Fags, 28c: Potatoes, 65c. rot tyrannized by government €on- | ft among rations. Too expen- | Mess: Denicl Mooie and Bail] trolled propaganda, advertiser Sisive a lesson for us to forget So | Mumma held a live bird shoot at whims and corrupted politics. and readers news Pub- | (ont It is vital that we acquaint | Newtown. lishers, writers still | with policies and pro-| The eperate freely in this However, we are abiding by orders the post-war years. A mation that] not to print for public consumption | oc its educational system as do certain news facts that would aid| . ould see to it that its army the enemy, in time of war. This isi, 0 of the social, econo- desired by all conscientious people. | i. and political problems that bind of course. To give the reader as | us to cour brother nations with ties truthful a picture as possible, of | . living in the same age, on the . . . | domestic and foreign affairs, of} i mn aa 1 same > ‘re national un- | _. | same globe, where international v of ourselves fine new United completion, The following was taken Penna. R. R. ad for an excursion to Mt. Gretna. “ A delightful trip to famous Mt. Gretna, 1154 feet above the sea, with 4000 acres of land covered with the varied from a tints and using the question and arswer giftcen men of town en- jeyed a b'eycle run on Sunday. The President has proclaimed Oc- | tober 8-14 as Fire Prevention Week. young keeping them reliably informed | 4. ard co-operation is . and ith a faithful representation| = 4.4 (0, lay a cornerstone for an of all news, is the paper's resposi- | over-all peace. The Army is putt- 20 Years Ago bility. Newspapers, the public’s|; . (he facts in a readable, inter-| The price of gasoline dropped servart realize their duty to the| i... form. They are issuing splen- | {hco cents. : fullest. This is newspaper week. | did map. of war theatres with vivid W. W. Stresbach who conducted 99 | explanations, are having commad- |; parlor here, opened a FIRE PREVENTION WEEK | ers give talks on active problems shop in Lancaster. | { forums to inaugurate serious think- re OE roms g | § : s I gh maki 5 % Once again the signal has heen £0 | ing in the fighting forces, making Levi Brubaker purchased the en for a renewed offensive against | for enlivening discussions. Army 1.0 SS Wenger farm, near our remorseless enemy, uncontroii- | publications are putting out read- ed fire. able rews stories, talks by platoon of fire prevention authorities, Nazi tactics, Eby's Church. Geltmacher, 4-1lb. eel SY nO of ov AF fo » Despite the ceaseless efforts Newtown, fire | Jacob srs disen Ea commanders discuss caught while fishing at losses have doubled in nine years,| the Nazi soldier in training and Stauffer’s Mill reaching a total for the past year | background, the German youth Jno. H. Wharvell, W. Donegal Personal accounts are giv- veterans of battles of more than $400,000,000. If America’s war time fire waste worry. St., has several Quince treeh of ex- oN . 1 en the boys by baskets ceptional yield, getting 17 is to be reduced it will be necessary | with illustrations of the enemies from che te: | on che tres for every interested person to co- | tecknique, a review of Hitler's . or ! le Si qt : 4 Mr. C. Schock presented our operate in a campaign to spread in- | Mein Kampf, talks on the Russian _, res tas ( ; i 6 i Fire | Nod of ( hi schools with a valuable collection ormation about fire dargers. Fire | method of warfare, pamphlets on : : 2 darg met pamy of © minerals and Miss Martha losses increase because most people | our foreign policy, reports of our are not sufficiently interested, and | War Production Board, facts of the of the Chinese Brandt presented z set of books to the school library formation govern- they are not interested because they . . a A recerd-breaking corn cutting have not been informed adequately | ment, a survey of Japan and so on \ ' : . # Ba : : event tcok place on the Schlegel- as to the seriousness of losses and | with many comprehensive articles ch . pt 3, . mich farm, when in 9 hrs, 18 hazards. Citizens who do appreci- | of interest and to make our soldiers . acres of corn was cut and shocked | take a part in thinking about war | : . ready for others It is our duty to give . ate, can perform a patriotic job by J husking transmitting information to and peace. = 3 . v Tu ; 2 1,500 barrels of beer from the and convincing them of the need | them some heavier reading than the Empire Brewing Co., Lancaster. efforts to reduce fire “funny books.” for special ever-popular were run 1n the sewer waste. To be specific, begin in yom Wier - Mark 18-53 Butt . " 3 Markets: ggs, 48-o0C, utter, own home by locating all fire dan FIGHT FARM FIRES 38 L 4d. 14 > . i . ! 38c; Lard, l4c. gers there and eliminating them.| TL. Lest way to fight any farm Th Booster Club of Rheems, - i . e ooster 0 nheems, ; Branching out from there, tell your | fi. is ¢ sa agricult= Se TM : 5 > . . held their first social meeting neighbors about fire safety and get| .. engineers of the : I 3 - as CE the scheol. them to clear all fire dangers from | p., cv te College. Many A of i rry bog covering several Y A Cra erry g cove g several | their premises. Then contact fire | ; burned last year he . . acres : bee locate i prevention headquarters in your! aved bv. n fowl Co hes been located in SO saved by a few! thern part of Dauphin Co community and offer your services | ta wil. hey] 0 part « le entive practices. The) A Chevy Endufznée R 10) Finally make an effort to promote of fire hezards) ys levy Endurance Run of fire safety in your business. H Fire Prove Week hrs. non-stop was entered by the . ire revention eex, cal {istributor F B Rohrer 3 : x i | al Si ute - . . nothing is being done there, be the | 1. 2: 14. soca: , Se one to initiate a safety campaign, | Drivers were: Roberts, Borizfield, id 3 an i Mumma ard Rohrer for it is patriotic to save materials. Te : Te ‘LET PASTURES RECOVER S. F. FEshleman, of the Boro Let's all include fire prevention with our daily work, Tt not just for a) hig 20 reported week or a month, but thoroughout | grazed short during the Property Committee, { hot, dry weather should be given a Bori implement building is nearly the year—and let's start now. j= 5! remind extension | completed > is oe 0 3 f the Pennsylvania Columbia will vote on a $150,000 WHEN IT COMES | St ta The result will | joay, for building a sewer system. There are many folks who are | 5°" growin for winter protee The funeral of H. C. Schock was | already planning on how they will | tio! renewed root system gone of the largest ever held in celebrate the arrival of Victory Day lores W ith necessary hutrients for. town. | winter and early spring There is a bill on foot to license in Europe. Many cities have ord- ered all liguor stores closed for that — AE nouse cats day while Wisconsin has made it a| GRANTED A DIVORCE Penna. Historical Society un-| statewide closing order. Already| Emma veiled a tablet, marking the site | mouth, of Ft. Cresop, . near Thomas Wrightsville on . the H. J. Henz Co, will erect a The Gipes large factory at Chambersburg, for the canning cf tomatoes and catsup. M. J. H. S. basket ball team has entered the county league for Class "A teams. certain popular night clubs and res- taurants have reservations to over- | flowing for V-Day guests. Our ex- | Top. uberance will no doubt be with the | grounds of usual American fervor for intoxi- | were married July 5, 1922 cation and exhilirated joy. Per- | arated Sept. 15, 1932. haps the rejoicing will be overdone mts as far as soberness is concerned. Patronize Bulletin advertisers. Waiter and sep- line. | Brethren | grams that will surely affect us in! church at Newtown is fast neamg hibits will be eliminated this year. Fourteen masons are rapidly er-| land, Illinois was a | 4 walls of the new | Ironville The Rheems Motor Club enjoyed | house Wm. H. Gantz ‘Florin, completed | | | wood- | at | stock, steers, pigs and the | learned that his mother of High- visitor at the Thus, on his over tne residence. return trip, he circled again and waved to his mother. Sgt. and Mrs. Henry Wagner of Comp Lee, Virginia are visiting Mrs. Wagner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fornoff. October 7, the Boy Saturday, 1 Troop #55, will collect paper, rags and metal. Rev. R. V. May preached his in- itial sermon at Ironville on Sunday Scouts, evening Community Exhibit (From Page 1) dollars in offered and the entire is free. Come and see for It's Mount Joy's big an- nual community show. There's three big days and nights of entertainment for everyone. | Count on spending Thursday, Fri- There's hundreds of prize money exhibit yourself. ! day and Saturday, October 12, 13! 1 | and 14 in Mount Joy. | A quoit pitching feature that always draws a held tournament, a great ‘deal of Interest, will be each evening on the Mt. Joy Quoit Club | Boxes near the old market house | A small entrance fee is required. iA pig sale will be held on Friday in the rear of off North animals | evening, at 8:00 p. m., | Newcomer's garage, just Barbara Street, where the i will be exhibited. If you plan to exhibit please be prompt in placing your products. girls’ cavons, horse and pony added features of the regular farm and factory exhibits along with the im- auto show, school work, farm ers end many other exhibits. Hall on October 19, the show’s activities fod this You ticket from any at Hostetter’s, ert's or The Bulletin. invited to of the Newcomer's, are directors or Farm Show Judges | | | | | Agricult- The Lancaster { ural nounced Mount Joy's twenty-third commu- week: 4-H live- lambs to be County Fxtension Association an- the following judges for nity exhibit next [ judged by W. B. Connell, Livestock | specialist of State College; capons {and farm flock exhibits will be judged by C. O. Dossen, poultry specialist. J. M. Hoffington vegetables and John Ruef, of State College, the fruits. will judge the Farm crops will | be judged by county agent, F. S. Bucher and R. R. Ccpper, In the sewing, bak’ng, M:yme Lovelace, of and Miss Ann tension Service, will be the judges. tl Gp THAT'S QUITE A BREAK Even though it rained for days the management of the ladies division, such a3 canning, ete., Miss Wast Chester, York tair reports the gress reseipts were only $427 1643. There 584 than the preceeding . year and: the’ receipts $6.932.03 less than were more entries for concessions = were above '43 ————- —————r A boy aged 8, found a purse con- taining $93.22 on the street at Lan- caster. It was returned to the owner. Help Wanted MAIDS WAITRESS HEAD WAITRESS Permanent pgsition; Vacation with pay; Salary Soe on whether you in pr at home. STATE \HOSPITAL For Crippled Children ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. 10/5 2t Friday 13" A Good Day To Buy Automobile Accident Insurance Only $5 FOR A WHOLE YEAR Up to $500 for/Medical bills and $1.000 Death Benefi’ AGES 6 - 70 MEN & WOMEN Wm. YOUNG MARIETTA, PENNA. Phone 2921 FOR Substantial Fuel Seovings Insulate Now With JOHNS MANVILLE The farm flock exhibit, boys’ and | par- | de, and 4-H canning are all newly | plements, baked goods. fruits, flow- | The public banquet at Hostetter’s | will wind up | year. | purchase a ® « 7 Fy L in A Rob- | 2 : [0 and efficient over size re-operated units that will give careful service. 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Oc 14c 10c¢ roll S¢ 4 rolls 23¢ roll "f¢ Paper Napkins Napkins Paper Towels Waldorf Toilet Tissue Hudson Toilet Tissue Red Cross Toilet Tissue Dinner Size A A SY SS EE SE rE. 5 om Dwr SODA F —Part-t macy, E. WANTE tricycle Joy 41J 85. WANTE send 25 Waxed 1} coupons. Capital Harrisbu WANTEI classified articles cash by : umn, Ti WANT Mount J ployes. NOTICE: work on Apply to Pa, c-c APPLES man W Starks an ed fruit. James M. WANT section to ever they to buv o ADMII Estate known as Borough Letters estate ha undersign thereto a mediate | ing claim same, wi delay for signed, Arnold & .OF VAL SATURDA the under: sale on th Lancaster All that grou! wi Ww age ad ot on ereted. Conini burg-lane: or less an width 180 public lle; by prot South by on the We on the Hs Lancaster} one-half aj The fol will be sol Kitchen ( Kitchen Ta rugs, Bed. Rugs, Chi Porch Swi other arti Sale to b term known by F D Elmer Spah A. H. You I SATURDA The unde lic sale on Haven Stre 1. All tha 215 FRAME H containing with slate frame doub 2. At the personal pi for sale: A large dishes, col platters, cu tea-pot, pit are a very An old fa nut highbo; old fashion: fashioned n Also “Jar: like new | tables, oak table with set of two c drop-leaf k table, kitche inet, sideb phone stanc folding coff chairs, 2 u walnut rocl other oid range with age chest, stove, pair springs and ier. one dou and mattres one other Lk music cabir heating vad filing cabine washing m washing ma irorer, elec curtains, wil pillows, sm: kitchen sto heater, suit pictures son pots and pa other housel ous to ment Sale to co Saturday. rms wiil b Frank, Zell
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