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Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pu. Wednesday, November 26, 191; FRAP of | PA, IS LEADING STATE IN [s so far this year, includes 1269
— fn East Donega ROAD BUILDING WORK | projects and covers 1340 miles. POPULARITY
T M t J B 1 + ® H API E N 1 NGS More than 10 per cent of all |
e Ou O u e highway construction work placed di
h n y fin of ie T wnsh g a
of o ns i under contract in the United States TCDAY ... ]
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor : ind Publisher LONG AGO h | N for the first nine months of 1947 | “FIRST IN SALES
ESTABLISHED JUNE. 1901 — C 00 ews has been in Pennsylvania, FROM COAST TQHOAST
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yy be lost. And, (From page 1) Tabulaticas prepared by the ¥ TY x ps
Published Every Thursday at No.!if the rate of ise continues, 20 | operator and the otasr works in a | Federal Public Roads Adminis- 7 YT
S ) SQA hN { £ t ope:alo and th nll ¢ >
9-11 East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa. e will reach ill'on-a-year Nore AS tration show that the Pennsylvania = J WAIT 2 2 :
rms : . - > 1 ae . award Cr
St Lilie 49 00 pe 1 a comparative'y short Sas = Coming assemblies were an- hie hway awarded |
ou IRD per year So ti onzs F.bhy, Civil Wer Veteran, Bones ntracts aggregating $68,199,000,
Six Months '.............. $1.0( an ; 1 hist gf POUNCE: iii Be - ce died
Three Months ............ 60 This record is a national dis- elected high of nstable, a | Dec. 5 — Jr. High Basketball January 1 and October i. > S
Single Copies ............. 05 i waste involves far ition he held for 25 years, game with E. Hempfield Jr. High. |The total for all states, compiled OL ATT
~ PY ik RTT » 3 3 : is 1 REFUND 07 5
Sample Copies FREE the destruction of dol-| Benj. Bradley purchased the | pe. 12 Christmas Program | Py the Public Roads Adminis- = <5 py x ed J L. MECKLEY
— ss : ; Rh da st. Amer oi nina i 3 juarantee
Entered at the Postoffive lu it means the loss of ir- | Mrs. Annie Sheetz farm in Rapho | Carol Service. tration, is $677,748,000. ph Housekeeping 3 gun Market St
Entered at tne osto. 2 a I reve : si] =: \7, show 234 . ar’ St.
Joy. Pa. as second-cl: 45 m il ' Le cable resources — the loss Twp Dec, 22 -— Thirteenth annual The Pennsylvania department is | op WEA [om die A Pa
ter under the Act of March ! f bs — tl 0 ble as- Hunters report a scarcity of | Christmas Carol Service at 8 p.m.| well out in front of all of the | Ed x = mn Phone #414
em z the loss of ness oppor- | ducks on the Susquehanna Dec. 23 Christmas Assembly. states. Next to Pennsylvania for | — ii =
r the loss of food, machn- | ior dec, 24 Broadcast (WLAN) | the nine-month period is Texas | Z e a
D D 1 I 0 R [ AL 1, i her supplies which the Thisve: entered the Ellis | Christmas Carcl Service at 3:30 | with $53,693,000 in contract awards
rid needs. tai vg , orth of | pm. from school auditorium. In thir lace was
taurant and stole $40 worth of | n third place was California es Git i
+ 4 > | Private and governmental auth-| = ooo qice {| The Junior High basketball team | with $45776.000 and New York was a
Some men are actually so orities are now carrying n the > and BM Clyde Fenster- | opened its season Tuesday after-| fourth at $32,351,000, ¥
. ’ we . bse Re Mr, a Mrs. ya 1 < ING OR apy ; 5 :
skeptical they won't even trust mg : ye « aign to con hor entertained to @ maser] noon, Nov. 25 at 4 p.m. on the Curing September the Petnsyl- i
the honesty of a voting machine. juer destructive in history, I | { Maytown Court. The team is again | yania Department awarded con- i
1 1 1 » 4 C party |
oo ¢ 0 began last May, when President |39¢ Pal ado | b2ng coached by Donald Staley, | tracts’ amounting to $7,409,000, In
ip i : Ho Saveniv jes attended ine | : : : 2
Cre of today's most difficult ian called a national fire pre- eventy babies a i {of tne high school faculty. His| that same month, according to the ¥
Ine ) lay’s 4 hy Well Bal Clinic eld at ROL eas 3 i . 1 ’ i 1
problems is to find something a | vention con ce in Washing- We Baby Cine 9 squad will be picked from the | federal] tabulations, Texas award- 5 .
nickel will buy. { ton, An all-inclusive program was | Lesion Home wis hold following boys: Andrew Hess, , ed $1,328,000 in contracts and J
Ta . . . A miscellaneous s ver was > KT 13: : i 2 :
© 0 lzid down then, and it is being A MIsce ap So gn William Arndt, Russel Herr, Wil-| California, $3.401,000. The neigh-
. or and Mrs. Elias Musser < rs Sogn ay . : ; \
A soldier thought nothing could |! But any program is + an L : i» bur Ebersole, James Drescher, Joe | boring state of New York during 1 y
1 i i! /d than fox-hole doomed to falure unless it is giv-| the home of Andrew Reed. Brandt, Harold Hess, Nolan | September made awards of $2,723,- i #
le Har To pri all “apart full measure of public sup- Ben) W. Brown was | Blount, Harold Musser, all from 200 a ; i AU TOMOBILE { L U B 3
until ne moved 1 2 SMR , irector of First National Bank to . yy \ 9 x
. : : | port. The exports can’t lead yeu | director of rarst hau the ninth grade; Glenn Arnold The Pennsylvania highway work, | % » n
went with his wife and three |} € i 2 : a i graue; ol ) ennsylvania highway work, | a R i
Bin . a d by the hand and force you | 11 ne vacancy caused by the | Benny Blessing, William Dommel,| — AUTOMATIC 3
children, : GE + hriel Maver | 2 i 1 >"
: eo 0 to moke your property safe. They of Gabriel Moyer, { Eugene Raber, Stanley Murphy, No work for : oy A MOTORISTS
a a aeider an- is yp 4 ) J
fenrv A. Wallace, former vice | €a0 only advise and instruct, Then A 70 yr. old resident of an” | Robert Ginder and James Teats, SIMON P. NISSLEY ¥ a
Henry A. Bi hte, rote it is up to you hei sentenced to jail, after | ..q. g. ang Harold Murphy from MARY G. NISSKEY 8
president, continued his speaking | © © e tt lo dofrand om oo | oy 1 n
tt { 1 auc a | grade seve: > Ag is e are 7 VE i
tour under conference sponsorship, | eo | seven. The team Is entered FUN BRAL DIRECTORS “ae »si & 2g vistas 8 [A
: PAREN TAKE NOTE company of money. in Section 1, Lancaster County J Mognt Joy, P ect n
at Norfolk, Va. Monday night. PARENTS TAKE NOTE : nr tlh in Se , Lancaster County Jr. ognt Joy, Pa. a
a + ’ . | or cus Farmers are making of 1 Hic 3 | 3
This is the man whose first public | Parents have a responsibility ex A : | High Basketball League and the | n
iis is the mae BA : organize and ship their milk 10 yemainder of its schedule follows: ; : id Box h
blest against this nation’s for iat extends beyond the portals of | "0 0, vice much nue hows ° | i In Attractive Holiday Box — 5 ]
he GR : x i Ne York, to receive a price mucn | pee 5 . es
policy brought his dismissal from | home, and strengthen be is paid by Toeal con Dec. 5 E. Hempficld Home i x 1 3 a
5 : 3 ais 3 i $V ier tha Ss ald by 2 n- | *Dec 9. lariettz an hr . : ©
President Truman's cabinet, de-| bends teachers, pupils 2 Dee. 12 Mapletta Away ers | 3 Easy to Giye Sure to P case, 3
. rns se. 19 . > | BW ! 3
clared “meén with large financial | and parents, there is an accent to- i of Clavdnes Niblock | Dec. 18 — Manheim Home | § ONLY HALF Y Rn
interests abroad” Ww li cause a dzy on in the grade Ih home of erence Jan. 6 — Flown Home Selection of | A cont i a
ores hi o vet acquaint | was completely de-t jan 9 __ My Joy Away | PER BATH = Lancaster Auto Club Membership Protects the
third world war unless this coun- | nd high fo get acquaint- five when =n oi stove! fon. 38 y Hi J tial bi NEW and USED | With low-cost i n
: | . : I ai § Jan. 16 — FE. He \ ay : : er eT 3 Devas h
try’s present policy abroad is|ed V achievements of | + os Nar, mpfield Away i Member While Driving a Car, Riding in One as a Pas- 3
hi acul chools, is to|°® | “Jan, 23 — Marietta Home | : J Hy
eholished. facu EGOS, J Dros. Love sieved a nowt : | J
eam asd ndation. of our wtin Bros, have started anew! Jan 30 — Manheim Away J 3 senger, Crossing Street, Walking Along Highway, Tra i:
| . ee : airy nd are prepared to serve ol ned ; M. NC > i J i Sage ns pe . » wi Lal
FOR THE BLIND | educational system, There is no| 3 : " ; Feb. 6 — Ftown Away ° veling in Bus or Truck, Riding in Railroad Train, Trolley i <4
4 on or . th ut Mt, Joy and rin. { Feb. 10 — M = 5 cH Nip |
AE rR oi of the { Feb t. Joy Home 411 EAST $ on i ae ; ; yo
Inventions that help aid he hn ms Fire Co. will purchase| * Agcembly 1 FAST HIGH | ¥ Car Elevated or Subway Train, in Commercial Airplane
biind to I've more normal lives. con r 1 lot to tu fin gine | : ELIZABETHTOWN 14-J Si. oi A
| a vacant lot to erect a fire engine All dre Slaves. 2 i . x ol I
are” blessings indeed, for those so procedure 2 ig at Ly 2 > 4 pm, We Deliver 3 . .. $1,000 to $1,500 for Accidental Death, $20 Weekly if A
> “hitn Tay hay 0 will give | ag ; | €xcept the Xast Hempfield and the 3 Xa HOR !
handicapped. The blind today ive Ts Wie ¥ oe! V. Greiner and force of men | Marietta games. which Ta : disabled. NR
oe nnor itv ar wer be- | i unity 0 5 de A | i st Dr e ® | . XN
8 better Han . tc nd find needs not in|" Iding a large brick ware-| played as school assemblies Electric W Id i ih
fare 29 ha / an useful | t { a ind needs n $e o yp pn TO De e in i iN $i i 3 ‘OW1 I
fe th ad happy an 2 ce v0 Grout cooperation, | for the A. H. Hofman Seed| The girls hockey teams from and Gas | G LLO ) SIZES! Also $500 National Surety Bail Bond, Towing. n |
ives, With “see'ng eye” dogs to ¢ | Co. at Landisville Eliz: : : i i i hE
os : A Sad are Co. at L ile. | Elizabethtown, ancastar : apis | 2 € re
guide them, “talking books” avail- . There are not harles Donkler. 16 worked » Mt. Joy, Lancaster Also Specialize On ~asigelor doy ize home! Rl Road Emergency and Tire Change Service, Notary Ser
in librari : andi- | © vho will not Charies Benkler, 16, worked on| Country Day School and East| FARM MACHINE WELDING | 5 i i i 1 i
able in libraries, lessons n handi- | 1 wi wil the: Martin Stoll forms. wos such] Toner Sea ast ¥ vice, Daily License Service, Aid of 700 AAA Clubs
craft, the system of reading and | nterest of parents, v an ite and fatally injured | oe Bh Sonoo's Were enier- AND EQUIPMENT io When T 1 M Other B fit a
Hg reas = «1 ify ‘o answer atestions.| > 80 8uto anc 2d, tained by their coaches, Miss Ione en Traveling, Man er benelits, ih
writing called “Braille”, there is | will be lo answey questions, —— © LeV: y ine coaches, Miss Ione | Automobile and Truck Welding | i Gs Y 0
l'oht being brought into darkness. int ol for programs, | | LeVan, Miss Virginia Gorgodian, LAWN ER S ‘ y - n
| a al a ee Lane ime Side] ’ 9 | Mis, Evelyn Heath, Mrs, Tune] MOREE SHARPENING fA Turn QP |¢ HERE'S PROTECTION EVERYONE SHOULD HAVE #
Numerous albums of records of} nt nse Th B il t Bk ava, 5.x 0
ie : with a bavent and. fi solve the G:iof and Mrs, Joan Savior : : . Wo 3
celebrated voices giving selections with a parent . try to the | € € In S | held fous Soy lor at a np’ 2 No fire-tending, no heating water Membership, $7 first vear; $5 yearly thereafter. 0h
from literature, add to the plea- | problems eof child and parent. | 1 i High S the Rast Donegal Over S e ing 0 | on the stove! Sturdy construc- ¢ 7
stirc. of those ‘who can’t “sce to | i report card is not the only Sera book [ igh =cnool. Miss Barbara Willer, | tions finer Coleman features, for | 0
: : test of 2. student's ability or lack @ | of the Lancaster Newspapers was Delta and Marietta Streets | nomv, eficiénc. Iona lite! & eo asl
read, We stress the importance of | fest 02 a students ahilif id [the sneaker cag Shahers J0Y, PA. Phone 289 | economy, lity ong lie: : ; Fa hd
the invention of the wheel and | °f Other facters must be taken | hid op Speaker Bu Ww gis : #
the wireless, but to the blind, the | into cusideration, from the stand- | Week's Best Recipe | guests of the school at the Manor- lL A bil Cl b i
greatest has been the system of | Point of home background and| Week's Fish Patties: 2 ¢ uncook- | Donegall basketball game after Dr H c Killheffer | ne. ancaster utomo : € U Q
il tela classroom at i In order to|ed white fish, flaked, or flaked | th? party. . * Nao H 0
raised dots and the stylus. [ea white Tig ’ ih 12 N. Market St MT. JOY, PA: | i 2 : 7
bine, betes cat. 1s = Sn mE = . | le Nn. Me St. WILL y Tis | 8 10 & 12 S. Prince Street, Lancaster Dial 6118 0 !
® 6 eo trons f: Huh ve crab Sot lobst meat, ie 2 Optometrist SOLE DEALER ¥ i
MIOSET RETURNING NEAT un’ liar ith school | melted Lutter or margarine, 2 i ot ots BY
THOSE RETURNING DEAD vhar with school | meited butter or margarine Christmas Seals MANHEIM DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE i County's Largest Civic Body — Nearly 24,000 Members
Anmilsh. twists ihe heart 2s : courses in music, | lemon juice, 1 c¢ soft bread crumbs, | hi 42 3. dn A NIG SE 0
\nguisn SLs hes as ; . e arlotte St, 10-16-10¢
- wath ssid] eraves | Science, art, workshops, student|?2 eggs, unbeaten, 1 T chopped Telephone 137-R nde 1H 3 1
families gather beside the graves aims ma wag
ra 1 ~ | health "Og >| rslev. 3 T choppec ion -2 es. 9-5: -
of the wars honored dead, those | " ne Ris : ot 8 iy | » choy Be d o on, 1 : por. rn 7 boom. 9
who have returned home from | rents owe it tof dry musta 1 and 1-2 t salt, 1-8] :
their ren, the teachers, the|t pepper. Combine ingredients of Fri. Sat, ;
orien send. A Ind | children, th 1 pepper, Combine indir, mix | JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF |
beloved sons are being laid to rest | an ae id es. {tihoroughty, sSAape mi : iid p " ELIZABETHTOWN i
with fitting rites. This grief is al-| | brown on hoth sides in hot fat. | « + Your Protection } 15 E. High St. |
so felt by these families who have | WITHOUT MEAT erve with Mexican Sauce: 2 T| Against Tubercolosis I Telephone 24.R
chosen to let their own heroes re- | Vegetarians who proudly boast | bu or margarine, 1 T chopped | 3
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main in soil they died fighting to of a healthier existence due to|onion, 2 T chopped green pepper, | iq
free, They too, are cherished. 4s / this type of d'et, have had a rude|! clove finely chopped garlic, 2 T | ~
these services for the dead are|awa kening with the announcement | fleur, 1-2 t salt, 1 t chili powder, | 4
held, it is I'ving again the agoniz- | of scientists of the University ef | 1 ¢ cannec | tomatoes, 1 ¢ water, 1 | B SEMENT 3 - 1
ing moments when the loss of life | Chiczgo, Somebody 's always tak- | bouillon cube. Me lt butter, add A =-S1ZE€S §
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was first announced, Such is our | Ing the joy out of life, and now, ion, green pepper and garlic. fo
national grief we should never | when meat prices have about | Cook uatil lightly brewn then add U I IL I Y 1
forget the reason of the passing. | convinced us that a vegetarian | flour, salt and chili powder, stirr- Pei ig
Are these, our graves of World | diet would be more profitable, | ing until smooth. Add tomatces COMMERCIAI SASH 5 in ;
r II, to be robbed of their vies | comes an announcement | ar water slowly: add bouillon i i 3 i
tory? Not if we can help it? jt s going to hit our piggy | cube. Cook until sauce is thicken- i b ‘
eo e { bank, It looks zs though we will|ed, stirring constantly, Yield: 6 4 i : :
FRIENDSHIP TRAIN | have to cat meat if we want to servings of fish cakes, 1 and 2-3 ALSO LARGE SELECTION OF RT ry veil DB FR
A message, printed by the side | €ke out our life span, Of course, | cups of sauce. uo 4 & T
of an American flag, translated | the scientists used rats in this | Wash Day T'ps RESIDENTIAL CASEMENTS COMMERCIAL lic
into Italian and French, is attach- | 1 prolonged study, and perhaps a| Tie, combed smooth curtain | 2 GYEEL ! : Mat
ed to each package of food aboard |confirmel vegetarian will not accept ssels with a string at their ends, Priced For Quick Turnover ——r Sash Sold Open or Clazed ow]
the Friendsh'p Train, As this train | this as typical of his own case, | befere washing. They won't tangle 4
travelled across No > col- | but it makes us think twice about then Remove unweshalble stains ° ° A at}
tx Ave Hed across the county, col | ; j ie a Sa Special Prices To Contractors and Dealers Side
lecting parcels for distribution in | giving up meat! puting clothes In washing “if of |
Maly and France, it became an| In the experiment, the vegetar- | machine, for they may be “set font
ambassador of geod faith, and| ian rats were much shorter-lived | and can’t be removed — Dampen 5 oo
carr'ed a carload of democracy in | than the rats fed food of every | col and cuffs that are badly | .
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tangible form. kind (omnivorous). The omnivor-| soiled, brush with a soap jelly be- i
This is the label on each food | ous rats gained we'ght much fast- | fore putting into the washing | i
packzge: “All races and creeds | er than the vegetarian rats, But, | machine using, cover the MT. JOY R. D. 2~Near Rheems Ph A Pr
make up the vast melting pot of | sme of the vegetarian rats did! washing m chine to prevent soil 3 don
America, .and in a democratic and | {ive longer, certain ones, than the | from collecting. You gan either i side
Christ an spirit of geod will toward | average omnivorous rats, Every | buy transparent or muslia covers, ; : = 2_ST
men, we, the American people. | human vegetarian can’t expect to or make your own from material 3 \ 3 : has :
have worked tagsether to bring be one of these exceptional cases, tne yard. Do this also for your 11] i 8
. yi . 4 or ap - 2 Cot . slectrie rour irons 4 3
this food to your doorsteps, hoping | and so rather than deceive our- electric mangler, your ironing Han = dicie
that it will tide you over until| Selves that we might also, we | board eH & #H A Ss ie iS : sired
your own fields are again rich and | figure our best policy is to save Veils In Style v ; Sal
abundant with crops.” our money and continue to pinch Yel s do exceedingly Pp pular A KD F 4] 3 £55 = A 7 Frid
The recip'ents, particularly the | for veal cutlets, ground meat, ham | addi ladies hats, this sea- 3 & & & vd an
French, could show their appteci- | Shanks and a pot roast son, There are full, flowing veils. MR
ation at this time by getting off | | others tied under the chin to frame , : MR
their hgh horse and going to; OLD AGE RELIEF the face. Some are long, others are Your telephone operator has a tremendous C.S
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Sik : | he wish n | hort SVE large sh seems : Clau
woik, According to newspapers | 1ne proportion people in | short. The very large mesh Sool job on her hands today. The record number
and radio commentators there are | Fen lvania over 65 years of age |to be most popular. There is a 7 3
strikes in azimest every branch of | Who arg sufficiently in need to re- | problem in keeping veils fresh of telephones now in operation has sent U RFACE | ; NN
business thrucut France. They | celve Pal assistance is far bel looking. To store a crisp look to telephone traffic soaring far beyond 0ADS..ECG MICAL. .ENDURING)
absolutely refuse to work and we | that for the nation as a whole. In | a droopy veil press it over a piece : a —v ]
feed them and in order to feed | Pennsylvania 133 of each 1,000 of waxed paper with a medium- the busiest wartime peaks. So, if you have AND. 4 Ee SMOOTH! i
them, we have meatless days. | persons past 65 ‘years of age are | hot iron, 21 a few seconds’ wait when calling i V
oe. “ | receiving Old-Age 'Assistance com- Inspirational C ARL' EYDROHAN, i ]
LET ‘ER BURN | pared to 254 in the entire United “It is strange that men should please be patient. Your operator will Ye
2 had . | hese d: are for see sublime inspirati i: he . A
The attidude of the American | Pras. These data are jor August | see a a the serve you as quickly as she can. ~ Mount Joy. PENNA. ! Ww
pesple toward fire seems to be, | 1847 and are the latest available ruins of an old church an se? Po +4 os, ¥
“Lot "er bugat® | Yor the country as a whole none in the ruins of a man. 2 Venle Steel Sash ? Glea-Gory Brick Hore Overh \
That is the oniy way our record
fre waste can be explained. This |
year we will burn some $600.000,- |
£9) worth of nreperty — and 10.-
Ieee.
Everybody reads newspapers buf
| NOT everybody reads circular ad:
vertising left on their door step.
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