'REG’I'AR FELLERS—Worth Beefing About "TH WT By GENE BYRNES |
d—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa,, Thursday, September 13, 1945 ONCE A FISHERMAN— | TH TART ET : in | Cy i 3
FOR A. DOLLAR EIGHTY YOU MISUNDERSTAND ASK. MY MOM!
YOU'D GET FOUR ME, SAID FOR ‘A ~' SHE KNOWS!
‘N'A HAFF POUNDS. DOLLAR EIGHTY, HOW THEY'LL GIVE. YA
OF . FRANKFURTERS! BEEF WILL <1 FRANKFORTERS
YOU : GET? “EVERY TIME!
OWL L LAFFS The Low Down With the passing of Nathan R. | i NOW PINHEAD; IF BEEEL
Buller returns the scene of the edi- | COSTS SIXTY CENTS A POUND, |
HOW MUCH COULD YOU GET
"FOR A DOLLAR EIGHTY?
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From Hickory Grove tor’s boyhood days at Donegal |
The r Springs. The first hatchery in
eason . .
br : you can sell more Pennsylvania was started at Done-
| brass watch chains, or get elected
gal,
on a phoney or flimsy platform if Numerous ponds were constructed |
you are in a Big City versus i 2 : vf
Yo A 51g City versus in the adjacent to the Cameron Mansion
e Blages orn the country, is not and a building was erected nearby. |
vecause the City folks are less
; if City folks are less Here Buller grew thousands of var- |
rainy. is bec: City 513 5. §
y tis because City folks jous species of trout. In 1886, just
are so watching for the green fifty-nine years ago, the business |
or red light, and ducking vehicles, was abandoned, the building con-
or being surrounded by confusion verted into a dwelling and first oc- |
8nd lunch club speeches, ete., that cupied by the writer’s parents. With
there is no time lef ink : i
ere is no time left to think and the abandoned ponds, still numer-
pon ler. So you cannot blame the ous with trout, within 25 feet of his | 8 = 4 = ; | :
Big Town folks. home, the editor began his trout Electric Weldi g HOW ARE YOUR SHOES 1 [PILES RELIEVED! | MORE SEED NEEDED | the trend for growing less grain and yi
What this country needs is not f
12 § CC ry ishing carer at the age of seven, Increased demand for clover and |
g og ‘and Gas
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DON'T WAIT TOO LONG. Nature has provided relief from | seeding more land down to soil=
| alfalfa seed is expected in post-war
eB Y we more of something, like the Govt.land it was so fascinating that he i T a os ; :
A WISE OW keeps cookin’ up and saying we still imbued with the ph of all | Also Specialize On Bae Fen = iy ay = agriculture by extension agrono- improving forage ao Locally-
need, to make us happy. What we pastimes. | FARM MACHINE WELDING City Shoe Repairing Co. amazing inexpensive home m’sts of the Pennsylvania State | Produced seed is considered best
need, is less of some things versus When Buller left Donegal Springs, | AND EQUIPMENT 3) SOUTH QUEEN STREET ment Will Vie Soi bo Bui College. The thought is based on | adapted. Th
Do you know that too many of of same. We need fewerhe left behind the best stocked | Automobile and Truck Welding LANCASTER, PENNA ed envelope. Address:
grieve over mistakes we did not. Dis gobs of population crowded Shree te Donegal creek, this state Also Lawn Mower Sharpening 2 ” R PEARCE Sms, An | ne
ymmit. nto small spaces. 1as ever known. here were how- 'E FIX VY VG inton Hote cKeesport, Pa. .
Soe Le 3ut I am forlorn. There seems ever, ng py ol wn 12 Anite : 712 Eyes Examined the
fic neivitbors. who. overheard be a change coming on. More then. The writer knew nothing a- Lover's Welding Shop TUN, i fo
remark, (the bed-room window * and more people are saying they bout wet or dry fly or bait fishing. | IN WANT | *p
Was open) are doing a lot of think. ave to get out into the country. At that time he landed most of his | Delta and Marietta Streets EVERYONE Is ® =D R S M 1 L 1 1 S { [
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OPTOMETRIST |
HOURS
Moose Bldg. Daily: 9 to 1 and 2 to 5 wh
No Hours Thursday ma
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: | izabethtown EVENINGS
Ip: Musser Leghorn Farms | WA ol
baa “You nicver used ic read in Ti 1at is a hopeful omen. Already trout thru link fishing, permissible | MT. JOY. PA. Phone 289 LISTENING 10... |
Ba re. were. married. | quite a few are heading out. Vot- then. 816/tf 71 O REN 1
bed before we 3 .
ing has started to show, here and Many times when he spied an 18 | Yr,
there, what happens when people to 20-inch brownie, which when | WEEN IN NEED OF STop Dwellings tn Mount Yo aod
Even though schools only opened ,
vicinity for our employees.
: have room i ‘hich to think. seen, ostrich like, would hide its -
Jot Tooodes “It doen tole long om in which in seen ostric 1 like, wou lide its Crushed & Building RB
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The yokel and bumpkin now head in the moss, it was a cinch to
itil things start to happen. Two ,. . . : ; 2
ual 1 ye 0 unt hett lives in the city--not in the coun-'get a manure fork, jab Mr. Fish, put
8th graders were arguing whether : |
oy > oe = try. his hands under the tines, and lift ,
Raperson 80 years old way 2 Yours with the low down, him out. The writer could mention | CEMENT. SAND
igrian or an ogiogenarian as JOE almost unbelievable catches in that : :
happened along so they put the vicinity in this manner | CONCRETE BLOCKS, MOUNT JOY
io me gi Ror ns LLS. TELS, y 9/6/tf
que Sion fo Ine. th right MAYTOWN FISHERMAN One Ascension Day, in company | Sus RADIO'S ACE 9/6/tt PHONE 334-] us |
Jd em ED both ne if CAUGHT 12 LB PIKE with Harvey Hoover, now deceased, | OVERHEAD GARAGE ADVENTURE- phe
and then one said: “Don’t believe et i : atin. Toran Hrroer whol
oo Charics Houseal, Maytown son of the late Isaac Hoover, who DOORS, DETECTIVE STORY
you. You just wanta be nice. red nearby. 0 Te 2d:
si caught a 2912 inch walleyed pike byes ay Lo ns i { ASPHALT PAVING.
weighing 12 pounds, one ounce in DD 1 MASONRY and WGAL — Sunday A fe Y 0 i Wo [4] deri n g h 0 w to
The gang down at the gas station road leading from Donegal to Kray- x
CONCRETE WORK p.m.
were having one of their usual dis tide water of the Susquehanna river bill's meeting house past the farm
vere having Usug S= ; s mee se pas ar
: Port Deposit. This is be- . : . A
cuss'ons when one remarked: ‘We'll! is © on which Mrs. H. N. Nissley, of | For Prompt and Courteous Service HANNA COAL
liev be : rocord cate . v CALL
I d to be a top record catch for
| 1 harps to play on when t
all have harps ay on wh nm, was raised, i sing ing | id b
roll is called up yonder.’ this specie, commonly known as a i au TE ing | SAMUEL N STAUFFER HARRY LEEDOM get a g I ift fo hi I m
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Cy <r
. | Susqueh salmon.
Just then another guy horned in caught as many large trout as they |
and said: ‘En if you don’t like al, H i vas fishing from boat could carry. We had no less than | MT. JOY, PA. Phone 114 MOUNT JOY ; ’ :
. lin midstream between an island|, . ‘ Res. 903-R-14 Office 903-R.18 | ?
1X - thirty ranging in length of a foot an 4
harp and would rather have a sa dP D ee at Te ito
ophone, you know what you can 3% ort Deposit re CL Opposite jupward. sm
Ea Wilkinson's landing, when the sal- : [
do. : : A number of years ago the writer |
mon struck he on his made a killing by catching with rod, |
re His -avel has hook. He was using a bobber and hook and line, fourteen of Buller’s |
Sammy Dock says that travel has floating his line without weight EVENINGS MATINEE
3] oF "he guy hel i i ancestors. The smallest measured SHC
a broadening effect. ae Bu . purposely for bass and it was grow- 18" inches and the 2b SHOWS SATURDAYS
made that remark to replied: “So ing dark when the hig fish ran with x TROAES Tr T H ps fiw
does sitting around the house. 1f h > Yio x. i aid he fist recled in I'he latter was presented to the late SATURDAYS E HOLIDAYS
you don’t believe it look at my old Se moma i Bs 1 |J. B. Keller, of town. The fish were 6-38-10 P.M. 2:00 P. M. AM]
Ee ; without much resistance until it caught in the presence of the wri- Mount Joy, Pa. W. ¢ q |
Nom: T jot to the boat, then it surged away uncle. the late Cvrus Schroll eve foun t 1e
cme 1 1 is. handel Lo 5 fab -
Of ll 4 | th and he had a battle on his hands 4 gar) Williams, both residents of FRIDAY—SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14-15
f ail the darn arguments hos}, very light tackle to play such ponegn a tories Ta hove a YW (CAR ; »ARERT W Cts : .
J : 3 : d J Donegal at that time. We have a JUDY GARLAND — ROBERT in-
fellows stir up back at the ‘a lunker. After about a half hour this cates answer... it will
31 nie photo of this catch. CTHE CLOCK” BU
house. One said that Sgen S'S a7 struggle he managed to bring it up On another occasion the writer a Gp :
gree that the father of twins de- along the boat and lacking net, and Paul E. Getz, of this boro, made get to him i Wl § ——
half the credit, but Sof slipped his fingers under the gills , “killing” catch at Dcnegal. Mod-= | MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 : 2 4 rg; 2
horned in with the question: €llland lifted the whopper into the ue. En : ak} ae TY
MG) AT nL esty forbids us from enumerating ne , av rey
Eh ar an i 3 5 PHILIP TERRY — AUDREY LONG -in- als
how about triplets’ craft. land we will refer you to Mr. Getz Er 4 x no matter where a
It was weighed by Wilkinson inf... the result. “PAN AMERICANA" PX.
They claim there are 'Ilthe presence of many fishermen If the giggers and the tsters { 1 1%’ HV
words in the Welch who claimed it was the biggest one would a a a a. © he 1S Ny it 5 the Alt
nT Te ges folate the law, Doneg: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 : BS
There are none In ide they had ever seen or heard of creck would still be one of the 7 | Ae
Janguage either but it seems when|peing caught, Geom stron in the LEE TRACY. — NANCY KELLY -in- new and origina RI
the occasion demands, fellows can! prevented a pictorial tale. DAT Behe 0]
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add plenty. record of the catch to be taken and w—- BETRAYAL FROM THE EAST ee
S——— fter showing it to frie nds about z - ol
Here's a little fatherly advice Marietta and Maytown it was Dre ~ Florin Nias WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19-20 it IN ” bo
fon one WAS + pared for consumption as iF > MERLE OBERCN — FRANCHOT TONE -in A
vy to bed and early to TIS€ fich “ i rom page Ge
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and a fellow hasn’t much to repent — for Friday Sept. 21. The air mail DARK WATERS Al
when he dies. stamps were sent to Donald Eichler < Sa! 1 : i NR iv" where 3
wid ' — a letter 1s sure to get to him; wherever he 2k
or IRONVILLE 55 oe vo Sams FRIDAY—SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21.22 da : a
Sooner - later your! for et 5 pd fice : JCAN FOUNTAINE — GEORGE BRENT -in- 15 — SO our simple solution is to send him a special ‘Picture-in- ne
A Saying Jong: Mr. and Mrs. C. Albright, are at-| Mrs. Emma Keener celebrated her ob 99 2 Ny 2 oi, i Sve 3
never mind the bye & =o. Resister of Wills con-seventy-first birthday on Wednes- AFFAIRS OF SUSAN It’s not just a picture — it’s not just a letter — it’s both. 2A
bye : will 1.| vention at Allentow: , Pa. day, Sept. 12th. 2 : H by . 7, Tir 4 3
Cause ner or lak » wi Mr. f Mrs Dallas Hawsh, of, Mes Beer A sele~ 3 DD DC EE SS RS Alt Ett ml Cres Low: yon 0.2:
. , brate er birthday on Monday; . = yi. . ol
su f Mr. and _. Have "anew photogra sh” taken in “our studio :. ahs
Cc Sept. 10th. Xx I I ! A
t S 1/¢ and Mrs. Clyde Mumper on
tor of the : ie , < ) ) Ale
tor of ly gecolter Siva Les seit the BJ : DING o We'll ‘guarantee to take a ready-to-speak picture a
nounces ihe, . okand ws i. Rv OT ge ~ 2 %
Sto d Te Yn Nr. ond Min Gove and give it to you in an attractive folder... ae
27 Mumper Sr. ! pe 35
An old lady walked into the the last for the conference year pp. Emma Peifer is spending l : lv'in the folder which is le
i “A Viondav at 7:45 ». m.. Silver Sori: © : e The picture fits snugly in the gay tolder which 1s Pe
Judge's office and inquired: Are Monday at 7:45 p. m1, Silver SPINE some time in Elizabethtown with Mr. The 7 gy &4y a ee
vou the Judge of Reprobates Con 3 81 7:45 p. and Mss. John Fryberger. designed with a niche for a lock of hair, a space 3
“I'm the Judge of Prol hurch; Wed-| np. and Mrs. Warren Eshleman Tiss i : . ‘ola 5
; ois Honor with 2 8 aland two daughters of Emigsville § 1he frame building on the northeast corner of High Street for a lipstick kiss, and even space for a cheery note.) te
0 and North Alley, on the old Ziegler lot is offered for sale ps
. I guess you prayer meeung spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
continued the little old : : 1 Ww "wi be h it 7:30 p. m. George Mumper to any person who will promptly remove it from the prem- : ee $
1 h usband died de tested and On luesday ev ening ; pe Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schlegelmilch ises. 5 PEC IA L 4 beautiful, sparkling 4 JU
Fi covers ittle infidels, and 1 Women’s Bible Class will hold a entertaine these guests to di i :
left several little inlide itertained these guests to dinner PLEASE MAKE YOUR OFFER TO photographs; of you:
home of Mrs. on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Mrs. George Wickenheiser of Harrisburg and Mr.
of the class. and Mrs. Rodney Naylor of West
in Bean of Norristown, locat- Chester.
thal they are far from sublime e Mechanicsburg in the Navy Sgt. and Mrs. Wm. Grau, Lancas-
When they’re too snug in the service, was the guest of RaVter and Mrs. Charles Bennett of Mt.
Mummaw. Joy, were Wednesday guests of Mr.
Marion Ulrich, has entered and Mrs. H. B. Wittel.
1 Lancaster as, Next Friday, Sept. 21st, Mr. Amos
she will com- Bricker will hold public sale of
was asked by the teach 1 training course. Real Estate at seven o'clock.
was left handed. He told her that Mrs. r and Mrs. Harvey are VEE
his dad told him he should learn to on the sick list. ; AVOID WHEAT LOSS
do th ings with his left h well The Oren Fire Co. of Roanoke, Farmers are advised
delivered a new fire engine at Undine, extension entom
kill } while the P sylvania State
o F F E R 3 in 5x7 one special «Picture-in-a- letter”
want to be their executioner.
ROBERT F. SCHROLL
AT THE SICO OFFICE (PHONE 29) OR AT HIS
RESIDENCE (PHONE 57)
Slacks of great wives oil
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No appointment is needed... Sclect from a full set of proofs.
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S8!MON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.
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