2—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, September 18, 1947
The Mount Joy Bulletin
Jno. E. Schroll, Sur and Publisher
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 Sr Ee Se
; wa vithin the past week, Of course
Published Every Thursday at No. | ., thus fai bul of Ud
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ion, per year .. $2.00 velop A controversy over building an
A Ww our mmpression that the ddition to Bainbridge school
6 hw Jepartment was lax in d the opening session,
Sample Copies ¥ RED ction awaiting just when and B. Sheetz, is converting the
— \ he the would place of his dw s into a spac-
Entered at the at Mt. |! ily Super [Highway funera] parlor.
Joy, Pa., as second il ( the terminus of the Affidavits have been drawn up
jor un under the Act Ma oy resent road near Carlisle with be filed in Federal Court to
iy of ve ust the KI Pena |
E D I T O RI Al | waiting | Rey, H L. Hess sold his 54 acre
W pressure, n Rapho Twp. to Dani
us accidents 1 the State’s| oper.
: xr rumor that Route 230 was at last| py J T. Spangler, former U. B. |
Quite frequently a bad tempei ve a little considevation. lidve, th Rotire |
affects the man who has it more As 3 he by an article | Luncheon. *
than the map > Sse 8} ow here. mn 1 he scl Mr, Wm. Tyndall was appoint=
ly populated sections of the road acting postmaster to succeed |
The wolf at most men’s front| will net be considered at present | Jn, Ww. Eshleman, deceased. |
door is now being crowded by the | but thruout the rural sections and Walter Derr accepted a position
tax collector, the landlord and the | om grades will be itchman at the Le Blane Co.
butcher, mj d. 0,000 counterfeit $40 tickets
ee ® 0 If Geverner Buff would have sold for the Dempsey-Tun-
Today a good blue serge suit is | had an appeintment at Lancaster | ney fight
almost as much of a novelty the trip from Harris-| The Dorcas Society held their
arcund town as the cigar store auto without police escort, | annual banquet at Chef's Place,
Indian. have been readily cen- | Annville.
e © © Route 220 was in great Clayton Hoffman was elect-
Did you ever know that many improvement due to five Lo { president of the Mount Joy
women clip {all kinds of funny- passes over | Cemetery Assoc.
sounding recipes and then fre-|' un thorefare, long be- | Rev. I. A. MacDannald was ask-
quently open a can of beans for | ed to return for his 13th year as |
supper? I » have occasion to pastor of the Church of God.
oe © this th i us in hoy Mr. and Mrs. Jchn H. Stoll were
GOING UP { that the rumored read ‘mprove- med by their children for
It was inevitable that the cost | Ment is a reality and net just talk. goiden wedding anniversary.
of automobiles would rise, in spite | annot be made too soon, | Mary Strickler resigned as
of early rumors that some car | “Mer at the American Stores.
nzkers would lower Sing above was writen, True
The manufacturer i was sent out of Harr'sburg T e 9
this, he says, if 8 improvements & he Bulletin S
decrease. With the te Route 230. The article appear:
of wages, with basic n ials a 8 Scra book f
coal and steel increasing in cost. p ?
those whe make automobiles | OUTRUN
mainta’n it would be foolhardy t | EARNINGS Week's Best Recipe
drop car prices. This is a business| The American railres site Grah m Cracker Shortcake: 1
principle which has been applied i a record: breaking ; finel crushed” graham
for many generations. Cur econo- | ume of peacetime traffic. Yet a Eo 1 c sifted flour,
mic picture today is based on|num jor roads are operat- 1-2 t | owder, 1-2 t salt,
the increased cdst of I The | for the l r, 5 T shortening, 1 egg, |
many factors that concern the|in far below | beaten, 12 ¢ milk, soft butter |
manufacturer add together to de- be if the lines | ; rine. Mix and sift graham
termine the cost price that appears al disaster and ger crumbs, flour, baking |
on the sales label. v » ‘mprove their vd Bat ugar. Cut in
® oe plant and better their vices to ning with two knives until
SHOO FLY | a e public. ; ening is evenly distributed |
Were you one of those who | Thst statement was recently fil- ahd mixture al coarse
wondered abeut that blob of cotton | ed with the Interstate Commerce j al. Corbing nd. Add
that hung by a cord outside some- | Commission n support of the! gry gradients mixing guickiy
body's screen door this summer? | railroads’ petition for rate in-| 3 : dough, I dough is
May be a superstition, until you | creases, Ve sticky, Sift in two additional
found out that it was to keep flies Basically, the railroads’ problem oe > ops of flour, Tum onto
away, Then you thought the coi-| 5 costs have far outrun tly Douro rd, light
ton was soaked in some insecti- | 2¢ justments. Since 1939, freight Ra neh thick Cut into
cide. It was just a cotton ball with | rates have gone up 17 per cent. In Sy I. pread Bal the sounds
nothing on it, to keep those flies| the same period, wage rates have ya Soft hunter, Top ith ol
away, and from what we hear, it| risen 52 nt, the average ining rounds, Bake in 450 degree
actually works. | price of Ircad materials has Separate
5 year the so-called hors ie up uy cent, and the rate i : Ive sithe:
flies” and deer flies, have been |of taxes has increased 52 So fruit between
A or . . vers and over top.
especially bad. Not only humans |! When
have they annoyed but they have | The wt of all th's will be vi Looe eh Sewing La
infested cattle and the fields. Such | that 8, unless higher freight | wom turkish towels into |
pests can make man and beast | rates are authorized, the of{ > aor we Sew the ends
pretty miserable, The ordinary on railroad investment will ; Tigh, ont oul tie neck, bind
sprays don’t seem to touch them. |be less than and 1-2 per cent hn tape leaving ends for
A farmer suggested that a pre- |’ net take into ac-| neck
paration of pine tar mix worked |¢ er operating costs | , OF over
better than DDT for eliminating | that may develop in the future : make
these flies. Grasshoppers have The United States Supreme Court, > : needed and
been bad in some areas this sum-|#nd many regulatory bodies, have i Pp Shildren
mer, also. But melons have been | repeatedly held thot 6 per cent is |” 0) Save collars and
grand, and sweet corn takes away |? fair and reasonable return for| ~~ © Wormoul hir and use for
the sting and bite that hot weather | '¢gulated utilities, Anes A Al dress Sevis .
insects inflict upon us. | Railroad operating costs must 1sthéen cniidren’s dresses by
PE { always reflect going pri wage Fick-rack along the lind
} ama cM . 1 sha and Vv formerly
ANYBODY'S GUESS S04 yuu The industry esnnot be bolts: of ths Te aged
Heat wave, cold front, daily pre- |. to Drovide the expand-| line and vei i ilar Si
dictions for a series of thunder | ing, services the eonn- immin 2 ne sll
Storms, clear and. cooler, mercury try requires at rates which arc |
high at 90 degrees, continued but slightly above the prewar I |
downward temperature, hottest on| level. { fron
record. Such is the way of sum- | . Hasan ce
mer, breaking all records or con- NEWTOWN {
tinuing to normal. The sound of | TRUCK DRIVER HELD IN
cricket. bloom of goldenrod, the | DEATH OF TWO PEOPLE
early falling leaves that make| The 1 John G. Ma=chall 1
patterns on the not-so-green car-|the L: -old truck He
pet of grass, hint that the “high in| U. B Va. Wag
the mid-nineties”, is past and time | day evening. te . Session
to think of gusts of wind, velocity | Emma Court on a cl
in storms that bring fall into win- | spent the week ile he: sine
ter’'s range. We have survived Witmer, re Toesdiy
seme mighty unpleasant stretches| Sunday guests of Mr ay od SLOD
of] weather this summer, when | Fogie and family and fi ar gs
Sleeping at night was fitful] due to | Mrs. George Schelkope w Prosecutic
keat, when we wanted rain fo Priscilla Fogie, Mr. and Mrs State Policeman Fran incho
change the air and spare our | nard Peroli, of Philadelphia; Ma collision 12:15 a5
€rops. Remember those early and Mrs. vin Martin and fam- on tl} B Highs
Sjring rains when we hoped for alily, of Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs hic .
dry spell and hot sun? | Adam Fogie of Newville. <
| So the months of the calendar,| Mrs. Lillian Witmer er Hillyer, Lilbur oi
true to form or being so | Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Ear ne - — 1
unpredictable that it stumps the | Mrs. Serena Fogie to dinner on DICATED
eX perts. And we take the fair and i Sunday.
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HAPPENINGS
= Of oe
LONG AGO
IR
stv isda hing,
20 Years Ago
adjud
were
tive foul in good grace and con-| Messrs. John Mumma, Frank C Be Eshelman_ |
Hare to feel that nature is grand. | Mumma and Paul Mumma were $1,614.64: Chvion;
We | look forward to a beautiful | Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs Joy, $1912.73: Ela
fall; and hope ‘for a net too severe Danie] Moore. Mt. Joy, $4.932.41; Amos
wiitter, but we are prepared for | Mr. Daniel Geltmacher was ap- | W. Nissley, Rapho Twp. $6,837.48.
i The best news to reach the ears
entertained
Mrs. Howard Wagaman of
what might lie in store for us in | pointed delegate to the annus TE
the way of a surprise attack by | conference to be held at 1S- | The {first clipper ship was de-
the thermometer. | Pure. September 29 to Oct. 3rd. signed in 1843. :
i eee : Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Geltmacher | = a
|
the Jubilee Quartette
of Sheridan, who sang
at the
on Sunday
B. Church. Also Mr.
pf the traveling public between |
Lancaster and Harrisburg, was re- | Home-coming service
from tho _ Stale Capital | at the E. U.
I
and Mr. and Mrs.
Lititz RD. /
ititz, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keith
Melvin Keith of
149 N.
{ Engagements
Announced
B.
specialist
Fidos . a s undiluted alcohol. TE- |
thiazine drench, a geod clover of |? un :
The engagems=nt of Miss Betty I | ng 2 7 [ ide with 909% alcohol,
alfalfa pasture, and some home- tg carry the active
r, to Harvey W. Nissley, Mgn- | ,.. 0 oni | medication to reagh MORE germs apd
a : .. | grain, | kill on contact. HEEL IT |
neim, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. | is es | WORK, ;
Nissley, Manheim R2, is announced | CONTROL ANTIHRACNOSE IN On HOUR
: 3 ol hess . | After ash if not ( a Th
bv her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis | Vy NeTre an rac Nese appeared | hak 4 ny drug
this vear 3 ve old Llack 1 LL ig clean olorless, non-
' R : oii Ea 1s year, remove o bLiack rasp
E. Ober, Manheim R3. Mr. Nissley | 2 Vo od | 1 asy and 4 to usa. |
berry canes and spray the new | Apply FULL STRENGTH for Ath-
is employed by H. H. Martin, Man- | ones with lime sulphur, reminds | letes Foot, itchy or sweaty feet, F. O.
: 5 | i ’ 2 (foot odor), insect bites or poison
heim. The wedding will take place | A. H. Bauer, Penn State extension | ivy. TE-OL today at Sloan's Phar-
in the near future. J pl lant pathologist. maey.
Connell,
State College,
FATTEN THE LAMBS
Lambs need help to get
livestock
the
suggest
of
we w | Athletes Foot Germ
extension :
Cracking, Burning, Itching.
HARD TO KILL
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