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The Mount Joy Bulletin, omen I I
y | ferent varieties, contributed by | that the hospital is seriously ove:- {> J Eo a
Jno. %. Schroll, Editor and Publisher | seven members of the Lancaster crowded, a fact of growing con- ! room at the General and it is
County Growers Association, | ¢ern to the board of directors and | 5, time something should be
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 | Among them were: the hospital staf] : : | ne y help such a shortage of
Published Every Thursday at No.| ve can something about it with- Masonic Homes, Elizabethtown; ing, Sut rs J ed op: e and ive Setter sng to the
9-11 East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa. ul using a gun. and Mrs. Elmer R, Snyder, Florin. | had been held up fo- four years, | Having been a patient at the
—— - 00 William Diffenderfer, Elizabeth- | first by wertime building restrict- | 1. General Hospital on or
Subscription, per year .. $2.00 FOREIGN GRAVES town, won first on sweet potatoes. ops ged then oY hasta il ol about August 27, 1947, 1 have the
AS ysis un Many do not realize the extent Harry Lampatier, Mountville, disclosed that in that short period | La Ty on Te
Ste Copies nr TT. 05 | cf the cemeteries overseas, where won second for large young tur- admissions had gone up by 3.231 | illness and can truthfully say that |
Sample Copies FREE | rest American soldiers killed in | key hens 12 Ibs. or over and third Er a rd te | the extreme consideration 1 re-
— war. There are numerous lage (B52 ‘oF Young tems 18 Ibe. 1M. Poi re- | | facts bn
Entered at the Postoflice at Mt. military cemeteries, many smaller | °F mands for modern specialized ort almost remarkable Neo
Joy, Pa, as second-class mail mat- ones that serve as the final rest- Tabacco Show medical, surgical and nursing ser- | eny.” |
ter under the Act of March | 3, 10 TIL | 4 Fourth, Robert Kaley. Mount! vices available only in hospitals.” | f itis Live tion
== roe ing place for our honored dead. Jou RL: Bith. Dou Bie op Mr. Carte~ went on. “we have | 1 fave . )
Being so far away from them we oy ag ith, Donald Swarr, Lan- placed extra beds in private 10 SEI Soyer : oh a ny at pring
E DIT ORI AL can't realize and appreciate the disville, end in wards to expand patient | a tal A PRL fel
beauty and care tendered them by | Filler B's, over 26 inches—third, capacity, Fvery sunporch in the DR 3 ving ta |
pb American foreign cemetery bureaus | Elmer Ehelly, Manheim R2; igh, EE A Soyeuse. hy | ing which eannot be used when
How can you expect parents to | and by people who live in the | Elmer Witmer, Manheim R2. ngs list of To, wanting to entes | re n riticism would be:
teach children at home when you | vicinity of them, It is good to know Filler B's, 2 inches and wider— the Jy spital has grown steadily. |, ise rd oe
can’t keep them home? | that those in foreign military Foun J. Richard Eliza- Tne gt poy mote especially loud talking in the
00 | graves, have perpetual care, that | "y twelfth, Ray Shelly, nT nt.” : oon, ana hewv walking by
Nylon stockings may be all vight| ey are frequently better - kept | "el Club Tobace Conditions of oveicrowding arel Tj is no question akout the]
v : i. | and more beautifully located than J THO ECO now such, he said, that would-be [ need of expansion in more than
but they are certainly not il some of our civilian cemeteries | Wrappers — 8th. Richard Hoss: | patients must often wait weeks | one department in, the Lancaster |
cal for hanging on the mantle for lv ere 51 this cotmtrs We. recently { ler, Manheim R2; 9th, Kathryn|before a bed is available, Daily | Gen al Hospital, and “the ig
Santa to fill, } vend of a Yoiv large permanent Martin, Mount Jcy RI. the hospital Any Jel thi i done the better it will be
eee cemetery located outside of Hamma:| Second, Daniel Heisey | of peoble Who Ho Rat te | for the community,
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Bankers will bear us out when | a village: of There Jr, Mount Joy R2; fifth, M. Eshle-| hospital care must be deferred FLORIN AFFAIRS
we say that nothing locks so de- | here 5000 graves ore located, | M2 Marietta RI, That demands upon the hospital
pleted as a post-Christmas bank | people from Hamm constantly | Holstein Cattle 1 Connie io Bow ji jndicsied (From Page 1)
account, | pay tribute to American bev. | Twenty-two head of Holstein | He ited he fot that 87 a Company was held on Moenday
® 0 | with quantities of flowers, Visitors | dairy cattle were entered from the [those who have returned question- | evening a! the Florin Hall.
District = Attorney John Millet | stream to this hallowed spot, lo-| Garden Spot. “Dunloggin Crest- Haired woud go rig Sea The SH Pe Sesy bey
Ranck has issued a statement of | cated on a lovely rolling hill, sur- | master,” on lease at the Southeast cats Mor over, 15 out of each 100 Yu tf NW Be
policy on gambling to the City and | rounded by beautiful woods, | Fensylvania Artificial Breeding | persons replying expected they or | ( hu rch on M haay evening. a
State Police. He warmed that every | Names of boys from every state, | Ccoperative, Landisville, headed | me mbers of their families would | which lie: a demonstration of |
effort will be made to break up| :f every faith, are on the crosses | the county herd exhibit shown by ns hosphal Sate Wiis Me the Hongeheld Paper Products was!
the practice and that “there will | that line its paths. On foot, py | the Lancaster County Holstein| “Thege figures are indicative of given xy 5 io
be no exceptions.” | auto, bicycle, visitors come from | Breeders Association, growing public reliance cn the life | © meeuns of tie Women's Soo
That should be plain encugh 10 | many countries, As more ships Fat Lambs and health protecting services OF{ joty of World Service was held at
teryhody and We believe Ranck | land of eu: be 1 ii ; the modern community wspital,” | the church on Tuesday evening
everybod e rv shores, bearing bodies | Hampshire Ist, Mark Bush-|the board president commented. | —————— feos
means just that, | # soldiers who died overseas, to | ong, Columbia R2; 3rd, Lilly Anne | “People no longer rely upon af : :
®@ eo | be laid to rest in family burial | Greider, Mount Joy RI. frespital eme les, They | Bons Suh cake
WINTER DRIVES | plots here at home, we need not Southdown — 1st. Elvin Yeagley, i Jere whens Roig Bush ep nat tombe of
Health and welfare agencies | feel those who remain over there | Elizabethtown R3; 3rd, Alma | rec Stee 1 tter cote and be more Ti oT deg: na al about Gh
flourish or languish usually due | are forgotten, Longenecker, Elizabethtown R3. comf ‘tal le than in thei own | pet Lom Jie humidity, says I
io the successor failure of Com-| — om Yarba Della Thyrsa II, a cow ne oi 4. Leuschner, Penn Bale
munity Chest drives. Because “B k Fi | vaised on a farm near Strasburg, ro = pe A te | a pu y Specials ; ] a2 4 ise
the increased cost of living, many ail S ect Directors was judged the best Holstein in| toward hospitals has changed, | at pid i moisture he
public services are finding not the state. This is her third win as | Carter emphosized, is to be found] "™¢ Ed, he cogs showid. be
enough money to meet the needs (From Page 1) |a Crand Champion, In te vid that Wherass nearly J | pagke dail
of sufferers, Through subscriptions enecker, Tellers; Ruth Coble Kray-| The Florin Farms won a gold wr BS oe ie iy yg | | ———
each year the “chests” of our cities kill, stenographer and clerk; Ruth | medal for the best three exhibits | hospi Replies to date in the |
answer individual ecalis through Shenk, Christine R. Weidman, | of baby chicks. The same firm al-| ¢Pinicn survey sh w that 99 per- | Dr.H.C.Killheffer
community giving, Some areas are Betty Breneman and Everett Metz- | so won first and second prizes on gent > ” ose Jaen TM nie 0 .
now sponsoring Red Cross Drives, ler, clerks; Isaiah Sumpman, Mess- Hatchery section for Single Comb |in 8 Hospital, and 92 pe i ot speci- ptometnrist
as well, Appeals cover help for de- enger-Janitor; Solicitors, Arncld, | White Leghorns. ; fied Lancaster General, MANHEIM
pendent children, health services, Bricker and Beyer. On New Hampshires the Florin “People know that hospital {| 163 S. Charlotte st,
working out family problems First National, Land:sville { Farms took second, third and| ‘oq me Stes! n Shien ad Tospuone 3" 3
8 3 child may be born,” said the h Mon. & Wednpes. £.5:30
through counsel, thwarting juve-| Robert R. Good, H. W. Minnich, | fousth and on Cross Breeds won |rital president. “They know. too, || Tues. Fri. Sat. 7.9 P. M.
nile delinquency by sponsoring [Edward G. Myers, W. Scott Bush- | first and third. that in a hospital the doctor will Fuss Fri. Sat
character building projects, nurs- (ong, William F. Hoffman, G. F.| Silver medal awards: Florin have fhe is o the os | 9:30-1:00.2-5 P.M,
ing service, and on and on. Back- Trout, Phares B. Stehman, and Farms, medals for single comb wh yi I Ste we FLIZASEY TOWN
ing these drives is a man’s obliga- [Jesse Snavely, Jr., Elmer K. Cope. | White leghorn exhibit and for | adults alike, as well as the help of | bi ER |
tion te *’s community and to him- Reorganization will take place on | cress breed exhibit in hatchery especially trained personnel.”
self Tuesday, January 20th. section, hiany. Of mediomey 0 ee meme meer mre
. PN vanced techniques, including those
oo 00 Maytown National, Maytown Mrs. Nolt Honored in which penicillin and the sulfa |
WE WONDER | Mervin S. Arnold, A. H. Engle, When officers were elected by |drugs are used to combat a variety | Ti a
It is suggested that by distribut- [C- E. Hollenbaugh, William Mun- | the Society of Farm Women of o sean on Ae | ire “ee
ing our daily newspapers overseas, |dorf, G. Carl Shenk and Raymond | Pennsylvania, Mrs. Lloyd Nolt was whete: constant tests nay ba Sade | ALL THE TIME?
we offer one of the best possible |Sipling. | re-elected as a director. Ito determine the patient's fale -
means for telling the truth about| The reorganization follows: Presi- | A Hampshire yearling sow ex- Gu Shese imp Fie Sug vi ld 1
America. It doesn’t matter whether (dent, C. E. Hollenbaugh; Vice presi- | hibited by Herman Ginder Jr. Mt. Wim ge : riot gig A Sh r Support d med
it is New York, Chicago, Los |dent, William Mundorf; Cashier, J.|Joy R2, was judged Grand Champ-| more people are ill but rather, ! Yorn :
Angeles or Milwaukee, the papers |H. Hoffman. ion of the show. Ginder also took | that more people have come to \
Lear news of happenings here at First National Bank, Marietta second prize with another sow of have 8 ster p sien ha 3 he (motes! like a now
home, and this is of interest to| John Orth, George P. Resch, J.!the same class. moderns hospital” = a an. na
foreigners. Even if they did work |Barr Spangler, E. R. Longenecker, | Placed Seventh Mr. Carter added that persons || moderat st. ‘all
out a way to distribute papers | Charles J. O'Connor, E. R. Kraybill,| The 4-H potato judging team of to poll questions did |
overseas, which is the problem, Jacob R. Garber and A. L. Resch. [Lancaster county placed seventh in pia cic Al ae Wh had | MRS. GEORGE ZINK, Sr.
we are wondering about how some| The reorganization effected Wed- |a field of 11 contestants in the state- | praise f both management and | 159 Manheim Street
of our front page news would ap-|nesday morning follows: John Orth, | wide meet held Wednesday. Mem- | Personal for their efficiency under | Mt. Joy, Pa. Tel. 277-R
pear. All is not so serene when |p; resident; J. Barr Spangler and E. pers of the Lancaster team were: yng Sond oe paid oul | ISPENCER SUPPORTS)
you scan the headlines and the |R. Kraybill, vice presidents; Charles Rohrer, Lancaster R7; Cur-1those replving felt that the hos. | om =m
cclumns, Labor at edds with eapi- | J. O'Connor, secretary; P. F. Snyder | vin Matin, Jr.. Mount Joy Rl; and|pital was managed efficien
tal, government investigations of | cashier. Lloyd Rohrer, Lancaster RD. A out of ten ¢ nside; d the 1
government employees, _profiteers, Exchange National Bank, Varietta Mrs. John L. Musser. Mount Joy es Sr. Pas Sng Sivenam DON'T SQUEEZE THEM! Instead brush on
robberies, murders, minor earth] FE. K. Tingley, Frank Ziegler, R2 won fourth prize on a butte: Comments on the hospital | KL S¢
quakes, major hurricanes, auto|George R. Miller, Frank H. Strick- cake. its work have been added
crack-ups, vlane smash-ups. Per-|land, Guy S. Hoffman, Dr. B. Scott Mrs. Lavid Wolgemuth of Florin, pore hr of Se
haps it is the same every place, at|Fritz, Dr. Edw. C. Kottcamp, Jr. |won second prize on a floor rug. oe i I ih a) le Sas
home or abroad, but we believe | Thomas L. Rich. -
the homely, simple, kindly sort of| At the directors’ reorganization | | Elia IAAI = ER i
news found in the papers of small |meeting, Dr, Tingley was reelected (l
communities like Mount Joy, come president; George R. Miller, vice i
closer to giving the truth about president and cashier; and Henry
American people — at least the nr Brunner, Columbia, solicitor. [
majority of them, er J een {4 |
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IT'S DIFFERENT HERE SOCCER-HOCKEY PLAYERS | f
Things are different in Yugo- Soccer and hockey players at || N O (- |
siavia, Three merchants are sen- | East Donegal Twp. High School || ®
tenced {o be shot for selling goods | were honored at an assembly pro- | |
to government stores for high per-| gram when certificates and letters ! ® Ill
somal profit, One man netted a) were presented the team members ol
one per cent commission, making| The soccer players included: J. | . . |
about $1,000. Another made $580 | Madara, C. Johnson, B. Wagner, | The budget Tor Mt. Joy Borough I
end the third acted as middleman | C. Gerber, D. eT: W. Dick, | ll
in selling 20 carloads of apples, In| R. Wolgemuth, S. Fisher, E. Wolge- | . I
sur country we don't exact the | muth, J. en. L. Hawthorne, | for the year 1948 is available for
death penalty for speculation at|J, Gerber, R. Good, J. Wolgemuth,
expense of the government, A man | R. Zeiters and E. Nissley. bli i h B I | Il
mentions that sometimes the| The hockey players included: pu Ic Inspection on f e Yu efin |
“gamblers” are rewarded for such | Betty Lindemuth, captain; Cath- . ill
business acumen. Publicity is a|erine Engle, manager; Carolyn Board located in the Hall of the
popular weapon used by us, some-| Campbell, manager; Hazel Fore-
times confiscation of property, a|man, Betty Waser, Jane Waser, | . .
prison sentence, a fine. The listing | Rose Mattera, Jean Goss, Mabel Fire House and Council Chamber
«f names by the Agriculture de- | Goss, Sara Raber, Grace Raber,
partment, of government em- | Peggy Hicks, Isabelle Young, pel
ployees speculating in wheat | Waller and Joyce Fisher, [f or the home of the Secretary.
through “inside” information, is Mme Il
the most recent kind of action to| AVERT WINTER EGG SLUMPS ,
turn publicity upon those who at- The alert poultry flock manager, | By order of
tempt to “clean up” at government | by keeping an eye on feed con- [l
expense, That such a practice is|Sumption, housing, health, and C i
mot a new one, we don’t doubt, | weather conditions, and adjusting Mt. Joy Boro QuUNCI
That the legal procedure will be | his program accordingly, can avoid
different in America than in Yugo- | Winter egg slumps,
slavia, we are certain, We are glad A 5 Pe
Wwe are in America, where Flattery is usually disliked ex- |
§¥ can be turned upon shady | cept by the person flattered, is the !
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