2—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Wednesday, December 31, 1947 | BRETHREN IN CHRIST | Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher 12. B'town; "Mg ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 *Manor; Pequea; *Refton. Published Every Thursday at No. 9-11 East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa] cattle, : Newtown (J. Lindemuth lost lives because of dust and ( ). Jan. 18—Cross Roads (Joseph Wolge-| Subscription, per year .. $2.00 |draught muth); E’town; *Conoy; Mastersonville;| (spent Six IMODINS + $1.00 3 eo 0 ¥Manheim; *Manor; Pequea; *Refton. Three Months = 60 Jan. 25—Cross Roads; Conoy; York| Single Copie Sanur 05 A NEW YEAR County (Seth Sentz); *Cross Single Copies dip *E'town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; *Mas- | Sample Copies ....... .. FREE The beginning of another year gersorviile; Manor; Refton; *Newtown;| brings us to a time for introspec-| Sousa Brot gH iv — ads; own; *Ma Entered at the Postoffice at Mt. 45, phefore the old year dies. None town; Mastersonville: = “Mt. at {Lillian Witmer on Joy, Pa., ag second-class mail mat *Manadr; Pequea; *Refton. ter under the Act of March 3, 187 Feb 9. know us as well as we know our- acknowledge introductions, man Manheim; Manor; Refton. Ie stands accused by himself, is “Fe 22—Cross Roads; Conoy; York + + + Jie own defense, his own prosecu- gounty (Walter Bausman); ads; *E’'town; Mts Pleasant; Man: mas Day with Mr, that there tor. He acts as judge and jury and heim; *Mastersonville; Manor; = Refto Did you ever notice of should make his fine to fit his “Newtown; *Pequea. are some people who can think something unpleasant to say quickly than they can of some- thing pleasant? g RN [what we have accomplished in the newtown (John ire, in a brand new year, memory *Vanor; Pequex; 2 old one. We have a personal re- Mar. 14—Cross Roads (H. M. Hess);| Aside from numerous other per- en E’town; *Conoy; Mastersonville; *Man-| sponsibility. Life seems to lead US *Manor; Pequea; *Refton. : . « 19 | A: sr plexing problems, Russia now. dealing more with the making Mar 21—Cross Roads; Conoy; York Columbia visited Mr. i another question — County (Mrs. Harry Lehman). Cross brings up 3 of name, fame, fortune, than a de-|Roads; *E'town; Mt. Pleasant; anim *Mastersonville; Manor; Refton; “New. | hen is a ruble not a ruble. . ; when is a rub sire to improve our moral stand- ee ® 0 . Vi ... town; *Pequea. f |ards, spiritual virtues, Good will} Mar. 28—Cross Roads; E’'town; *May-. THOSE HANDICAPPED { onstimeiive _'town; Mastarsonville; *Mt. Pleasant; T [to fellow men, constructive ad-| (*Manor; Pequea; *Refton. 5 We are a nation renowned for|vances to build a better commun! April 4—E’town; Maytown; *Cross| ivi emedyv lives of un- itv i OV 2 onli ne striving to remedy lives ity, improved and enlightene Pr emt ors fartunates, Americans have long thinking to better understand Apr. 11—Cross Roads (A. Z. Hess); dedicated themselves to many in-| racial, religious, political pro-|/E'town; *Conoy; Mastersonville; *Man- . . lheim; *Manor; Pefuea; *Refton. terests, that work towards making/blems, are points to be brought be-| cerned themselves with a program| Long years ago our forebears *Pequea. Apr. 25—Cross Roads; E’town; *May-|¢ ; Mastersonville; *Mt. Pleasant; for aiding physically handicapped pag more time, perhaps more re-|town: ¢hildren, Infantile paralysis is a ligion, to draw away from the “Manor; Pequea; *Refton. | Newtown (Kate Moore). cure it, people are asked to con- without the same conscience = as| - May 9—Cross Roads (Ezra Engle); |E'town; *Conoy; Mastersonville; *Man-{ tribute towards the crippled chil-| though we are Eg ny dren’s causé, These small soldiers| 1948. Life flows more rapid-| May 16—Cross. Roads; Conoy; York| | 3 Count Lehman Schla *Cro R Mrs, fight their disability with spirit| jy (he call of soc iety and 2 Soman Sela 28) Cros Po and courage. It is encouraging that keeps us whirling at an accelera-|tersonville; Manor; Refton; “Pe equea. much progress has been made in| ion that seems to allow little space; May 23—Cross Roads; E’town; May. combating infantile paralysis. ‘Let go. searching our inner self, Let{toWn; Mastersonville; *Mt. Pleasant; Typewriters A choice of models for Christmas gifts Selection of NEW and USED J. M. ENGLE 411 EAST HIGH STREET ELIZABETHTOWN |*Manor; Pequea; *Refton. us join in the fight towards yg take the time, turn upon our] May 30—E’town; Maytown; *Cross Roads; *E'town; *Yark County; Mt. vaging these breken bodies. | chars siz . aging characters a searching eye, define) oct Maret. Manors ran. oe0 [ourselves with a Puritan's rigid| June 6—Cross Roads (Jacob Sentz); E’town; #*Conoy; Mastersonville; *Man- NEVER KNOW SNOW judgment. The New Year willlneim: *Manor: Pequea; *Refton. Where galoshes ear fires spell winter, it seems impos- | Windstraws, _ | Pequea sible. that the majority. of thef C0 Le oa June BORNE buster Wolge: world doesn’t know what snow is.| ville; *Mt. Pleasant; *Manor; Pequea; That snow is almost a fantasy to HAPPENINGS ; rig Maytowh: Cross) most of the world’s population, it 4 Roads; *E'town; *York County; Mt. never falls upon 70 per cent of the| i of — | Pleagant; Abe. Manor; Refton; earth, is hard to believe. We have| probably thought everyone knows of the beauty of a winter's snow-| fall, Literature has given us this | LON G AGO *Manor; Pequea; *Refton. idea maybe, for so much has been | 20 Yoars Ago Eg Manor; Refton; *Newtown; 2 July 18—Cross Roads; E’town; *May- fonts Mastersonville; *Mt. Pleasant; written about it. Pictures try to de it justice, too. Driven snow on irl The first Sesh oe ice appeared on|*Manor; *Refton. i i alleys, snow that swirls, Jul 5—E'town; Maytown; *Cross hills, in valley | the Susquehanna river. *E'town: *York y County; Mt. ! that gently cloaks, forms patterns) J H Hostetter. of Millersville, Pleasant; Manheim; Manor; Refton. re ly moistens the| : ug. 1—Cross Roads (Elias Musser); pi hs ly 2 Y snow would iged 86, raised “his 77th tobaceo|g town; *Conoy; Mastersonville; *Man-| chee ever to know sr heim; *Manor; Pequea; *Refton. crop. ; ; } 0» lovliest Aug. 8—Cross Roads; Conoy; York| be to miss one of God's P. C. Leinhard of Hempstead, L Cy (Clarence Kalltreider). *Cross| panoramas, Such was the display It , passed thru Columbiz here Friday morning. back, riding to Los Angeles, Calif. town; *Pequea. ® ® 0 Au 15—Cross Roads; E'town; *Ma | The past few days Friendship] [tow ye Mastersonville; *Mt. W M IT IS A LAW | Fire Co., responded to four fire|*Manor; Pegueat *Refton. est ain St.. Mt. Joy In Florida there is much dis-) calls, [alle cag cussion about a recent suggestion! Tobacco buyers are out offering| Pleasant; Manheim; Manor; Refton; i i h tate legis fir Sle | Newtown (Henry Mellinger). to enforce a law that state cents. | Aug. 29—Cross Roads (E. E. Wolge- i , passed some time back. Tol inger. biz lature pa | Henry Hollinger, Columbia, has| TM or mori actereany protect the beauty salon business.| .oturned after a trip around thel Sept. 5—Cross Roads; Conoy; York} County (O. D. Lehman); *Cross Roads; . i |*E’town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; *Mas-| home to give manicures, shampoos, Hundreds of persons inspected tersonville; Manor; Refton; *Newtown; it became illegal for folks in *Pequea. home permanents, to members ofithe new Ford car on display at| sept. 12—Cross Roads; E'town; *May- their family as well as friends.| Newcomers show room. town; Mastersonville; *Mt. Pleasant;| |*Manor; Pequea; *Refton. This sounds as though mother! Markets: Eggs, 41-43c; Butter, Sept. 19—E’town; Maytown; *Cross| # Roads; *E'town; *York County; we, : Ln 89 Manheim; Manor; Refton. on 2] 5 license before she could shampoo! A: Hazelton the admission to a Sept. 26—Cross Roads (Willis Weaver) ;| The| E'town: *Conoy; Mastersonville; *Man. would have to show an operator’s/ 10. lard 13c. a or” ai A o protect! rie rz four daughter's hair. Trying to p movie was four potatoes. [rer Mane eats certain trades, lawmakers lean|iybers were given to the Salvation, Oct. 3—Cross Roads; Conoy; York bg County (Paul Lehman); *Cross Roads; | |*E’town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; *Mas- Surely they didn’t intend this law| The new concrete house erected|tersonville; Manor; Refton; *Newtown; over backwards in their *Pequea. of home shampoos to convey such!by Norman Nissly at Florin is al-| oct. 10—Cross Roads; E’town: *May-| a drastic meaning as the words most finished. {town; Mastersonville; Mt. Pleasant; x . : “Manor; Pequea; *Refton. read. But if it would be illegali Rheems business men are de-!" here for womenfolk to wash and|livering a supply of calendars to set each others hair in their home,| their customers. Roads; *E’town; *York County; Newtown (Daniel Ginder). p ra ia a . . 24—Cross Roa C. N. Hershe for a daughter to give a mother al J. N. Summy, cashier of Landis- Ee ene; a fren. manicure, our local jails would be! ville National Bank, is ill *Manor; Pequea; *Refton. full, SFr | typhoid fever. LE J i; { Mrs. B. W. Brown was elected|*E’town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; *Mas. ! R i *Newtown; ANOTHER DUST BOWL {head of the board of governors of eiton Where winter winds sweep over Yeates School. Nov. 7—Cross Roads; E’town; *May- town; Mastersonville; *Mt. Pleasant; the plains, there are men who! Mrs. Thos. J. Brown, Sr. fractur- *Manor; Pequea; *Refton. think of drought and dust stormed her ankle when she tripped on| Nov. 14—E'town; Maytown; *Cross I a 5 i Roads; *E’'town; *York County; through snow blankets the groundithe edge of the linoleum and fell. Pleasant: Manheim; Manor; Refton. and sleet slashes the pane. There, Mr. Henry Smeltzer erected the] Noy. 21—Cross Roads (A. Zercher): is a fear, where dry weather last{ Community Christmas tree in the E’town; #*Conoy; Mastersonvilie; *Man- heim; *Manor; Pequea; *Refton. fall affected parts of the southwest. park. belt, will bring a repetition of the of John W. Eshleman. Mr. Wm. *Pequea. : Dec. 5—~Cross Roads; E’'town; *May- Dust Bowl disaster of the 1930s. Tyndall is acting postmaster. town; Mastersonville; *Mt. Pleasant; Altho winter wheat seeding has, The engagement was announced|*Manor; Pequea; *Refton. . Dec. 12—E’town; Maytown; *Cross been successful in other areas, theif Laura M. Strickler and Rev. Roads; *E’town; *York County; Mt. parts of western Texas, Oklahoma, Frank D. Witmer, of Berlin, Pa. Pleasant; Manheim; Manor; Refton. ic z re, president of the Ministeri _ *Manheim; *Manor; Pequea; *Refton. dco, that suffered from the recent F rn sterial As Dec. 26—Cross Roads; Conoy; York drought, face a poor crop. The Seil sociation, County (Waiter Bausman); *Cross if ’ Ro k i Roads; *E’town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; Conservation Service says we Gibney Diffenderfer, member of Manor; Refton; *New- wan't avert draughts but we can the high school basket ball team, town; *Pequea. dust bowls. Farmers around here/injured his hand in a game at = Stars denote Sunday evening services. { ) Denotes Saturday evening previous. know thst soil can be saved from York. erosion and: blowing by using stub A tabernacle with a seating LANCASTER SERVICES EVERY ble, stalks or straw as a covering caPacity of 1500 is being built at SUNDAY MORNING AND EVENING | when crops aren't growing. By Manheim. | District = Coungils—Lancaster Feb. 3 4 ;. Mas-| wrotecting the ground man pro- Guy K. Bard, defeated candidate Mobi. Hien rans 5 : for Co. Commissi ening; Mastersonville Aug. 5 evening; tects his own interests and the oner, asked the avenues. Oct. 2 evening; Cross Roads welfare of the world. There are Court for a recount on the ballots./Fep, 4 evening; E'town Aug. 5 evening. many whe recall the fateful Dust Counterfeit one and five dollar Congregational Councils—Locust Grove) Bowl affect during the 1930's, notes are being circulated thru Jan. 6 evening. Cross Roads Jan. 7 eve-| are the proud parents of a baby girl this morning (Wednesday) at 1:00 am NEWTOWN E Mr. and Mrs, K. I K. Franklin and MEETING APPOINTMENTS The Mount Joy Bulletin Lancaster Coc Pa., 1948 visited Mr, and Mrs. with a wife, a son and a daughter. ys 3 town; Mastersonville; *Mt. Pequea on Sunday. Jan. 11— E’town; Maytown; *Cross rl mn A pedestrian is a car owner Subscribe for the Bulletin. when the government rescued the Yor el visited when both man and beast{Pleasant; Manheim; Manor; Refton; well cn Christmas Day, Daniel Geltmacher Christmas Day with {and Mrs, Ralph Kieth at Brunner- Mrs. K. Franklin visited Mrs. Saturday even- 8 — E’'town; Maytown; *Cross| selves. As 1948 makes ready t(o/Roads; *E’town; *York County; Mt. 3 of Ironville visited 15—Cross Roads (I. W. Musser); Abram Gamber EDI O RIA | ing hold court with himself. E'town; *Conoy; Mastersonville; *Man.-| . .. heim; *Manor; Pequea; *Refton. Mt. Joy 117-3 #Crossiand Ander Minnie Spent Christ- C. M. WEBB & SONS | 122 South Barbara Street MOUNT JOY, PA. | ROOFING — SPOUTING SHEET METAL WORK ROOF PAINTING PHONES: | Winters of Manheim. r. and Mrs. Victor Snyder gave Christmas dinner Pe 7 = | Maytown; *Cross| witt]o and Abner should serve us for a review of Roads; *E’town; *York County; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; Manor; Refton;|Joy and Feb. 29—Cross Roads; E’town; * a more past years record. About to live town; Mastersonville; *Mt. A Fogie on Christmas. Elizabethtown Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fogie on Satur- Dr.H.C.Killheffer Optometrist MANHEIM 163 S. Charlotte St, Telephone 137-R Mon. & Wednes. 9-5:30 Tues. Fri. Sat. 7-9 P, M. Tues Fri. Sat, 9:30-1:00.2-5 P. M. ELIZABETHTOWN 16 E. High St. Telephone 24-R Roads; *E'town. *York County; Mt. ©. and Mrs. Melvin Martin and d| fe Haines and family of Lancas- ter RD, Mrs. Roy Gephart, Mr, : Apr. 18-—Cross Roads; Conoy; York our country safe and prosperous. fore the trial of man by his con County (Lloyd Melhorn); *Cross Roads; E’town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; *Mas. : — . bias an 'S ar aul a family Public spirited people have | tarsonville; Manor; Refton; *Newtown; d. Mis, Edward. Caul and family, Young and children, Miss Priscilla Fogie of Philadelphia; om lanier that us May 2—E'town; Maytown. *Cross/S leading disease that strikes 0.14 and seek to improve them- Roads; *E’town; %York County; Mt : ‘| daughter Kathry ly the young. To prevent it or 10 celves doy by day. We are not/Rleasant; Manheim; Manor; Refton; aughter Kathryn, Alice Otto and Mr. Se mas holiday callers Schelkope and fam- Darvin Rodgers later determine whether our reso- | June 13—Cross Roads; Conoy; York muffs, mufi-| |County (Curtis Melhorn); *Cross Roads; firs. frozen *% round and’ hearth- | lutions for 1948 have been but|E’town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; *Mas- |tersonville; Manor. Refton; *Newtown; | July 4—Cross Roads (Paul A. Martin); |E'town; *Conoy; Mastersonville; *Man- | July 11—Cross Roads; Conoy; York Anns County (Joseph Lehman); *Cross Roads; |¥E'town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; *Mas. Quality Meats BEST QUALITY DEEP MINE LOW ASH | Direct From The Mines Colliery Coal At Lowest Prices | Guaranteed Weight - Prompt | Delivery - Courteous Service More Heat For Your Money PAUL E. HESS FLORIN, PENNA PHONE MT. JOY 249R3 Successor to Clarence B. Myers, Florin, Pa. 10-30-tf | Tired... ALL THE TIME? Back ache? Figure A Spencer Support designed just for you will make you look and feel like man. Amazing moderate cost, Coll MRS. EeorcE ZINK, Sr. 159 Manheim Street Mt. Joy, Pa. Tel. 277-R BENNETT'S | {Manheim 211J4 | | | Office: 34 Detwiler Ave. Mt. Joy | | | | . 11-13-tf | 3 | SPENCER “Ziv” SUPPORTS ALSO A FULL LINE OF Fruits & Vegetables KRALL'S Meat Market on horse-| Roads; *E’town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; yi |*Mastersonville; Manor; Refton *New-| Hamilton muth); E’'town; *Conoy; Mastersonville;, REMEMBER THIS THROUGH OUT THE YEAR, OUR COAL 1S FULL OF HEAT AND CHEER Watches - pit: Lay LET US MAKE IT HOT FOR You“ SERRE | S-A-Y ~~ WHAT'S YOUR 6 HURRY 2 = Oct. 17—E’towh; Maytown; (Pleasant; Manheim; Manor; er | Oct. 31—Cross Roads; Conoy; York [County (John Lehman); *Cross Roads; ws = : Nov. 28—Cross Roads; Conoy; York! that a long, widespread drought’ Exams will be held for post-/County (Seth Sentz); *Cross Roads; ’ . 2 her A I *E’'town; Mt. Pleasant; Manheim; *Mas- through the country’s main wheat master here, caused by the Manor; Refton; *Newtown; Dec. 19—Cross Roads (I. M. Wolge- 3 Kansas, Nebraska and New Mex-| Rev. C. E. Knickle was elected muth); E’town; *Conoy Mastersonvilie; i Deposit Weekly CHOOSE ONE OF THESE CLASSES Receive in 50 Weeks $35 ean $1250 2500 doe «wg. 50.00 ain. 100.00 “nin . 150.00 in ee 250.00 BERETA > HAVEN'T YOu "HEARD 2 THE NEW CHRISTMAS CLUB IS Now 2 - AT TTI TRUST COMPANY of MOUNT )JOY MOUNT JOY, PENNSYLVANIA ZA RT TR RT PR RE PS PS NE PR Re NR TS RN NR ASE ER SNS Restaurant 45 EAST MAIN ST. MOUNT JOY Open 8 A. M. to 10:30 P. M. Monday thru Saturday Dinner served 11-2 and 5 to 8. o CLOSED SUNDAYS UNTIL AFTER JANUARY 4, 1918 CLOSED NEW YEAR'S DAY JANUARY 1, 1948 @ Breyers Ice Cream $1.90 Gal. Container J. F. HUMMER Slate, Tile and Asbestos Roofing Copper, Sheet Iron, Tin Spouting, Hot Air Heating. Ventilating, Suction Fans, etc. Phone 209-R 7-17-tf ar aw Have your saws filed and jointed by machine. Mechanically nrecise filing. Saws cut truer, ces cleaner, faster. Quicker serv- ice—you'll like ovr work— CHARLES ABEL Milton Grove, Pa. Ph. Mt. 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PENNA. ; Veale: shes Sot 7-7 Glen Gory Brick +" Howell ( Orestes DIVA) FY > wa wa HT ee E quit hea Her On sold ener ord any the C pro: ther duty whi PAS PLE Hi of Yoon last ing view give; inste and to n Th “elli rem: this He educ It's ona in K Ragin — espec why searc able Eau waite men these of yr the | Moun the Stree in ; drive Leck “Wot fello out mixes A Glasg nail blood healt! and 1 hund Bui docto fusion the show ationi one «( lady beaut fisher back. A | anoth first. al 3 Alte very satisia equip! At could “Wt he de big | uny The sweet] ing ps ivhere familic: were left destitute, this section. _ 13 evening; Maytown Jan, 15 eveni ‘ning; Conoy Jan. 8 evening; E’town Jan. ls ETRE Fi i ip Pi in oe ‘Fm
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