Oe=The Bulletin, Mt. Jov. Pa Thiirsd Warch 1&, (918
MOTORISTS WARNED OF eral that \ vay departments
DANGEROUS HIGHWAYS obviously cannot put oads In
A warming of dangerous high- | fale condition imme
way conditions is given by th Pendin repal therefore
% . 1p t the motorist to lcok to hi
Keystone Automobile Clut Tyre!
: | own afety and drive with care,
If you are going io drive esbeciall it night. The road
drive at a speed that will hazard ire more readily pparent
, make lick st : \ A
you 10 make 2 quick ! in daylight, but under night driv
as damaged paving is apt to be | ing conditions breaks in pavement
encountered, due to the severit
re not easily disca2rnible
of the weather and accompvanyin i sass sien SA Wiis —
storms in the last two month | : Ee mir :
Lied | MORE WHEAT, BARLEY
Damaged highways present a} oN HAND, LESS CORN
problem of serious concern to! A
wording recent survey
motorists. The condition 0 gen= |. cans . : We
| farmers of Pennsylvania have les
| corn’ but more wheat and barley
on hand than a year ag

A Federal-State

lary howed cor
108.000 bushe
less than at the
earlier; wheat
three per cent more than a year
previcus and five per cent above
the 10-vear average, 1937-46; oats
about 13 million
down;
holdings totaled
bushels, 32 per barley
at 2435000 bushels was seven per
up and 34 per cent above
Hay stocks on January 1
per cent
but eight per
cent

cent
average.
were eight below
of a year previous,

cent above average.
ee ee lA eee cs
YOU CAN FIND Three persons walking to church
Sunday were killed when a trailer
EM HERE 2 unda)
TH truck skidded and upset west of

READING THESE ADS
Harrisburg.

Gv. Loves = ;
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Wheneve: you call on us, we want you to
feel as you do when you visit a friend down
the road a piece — welcome,
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comfortable and glad you €¢ame. ET

Stop in to see us soon, won't you?
The Union Naticnal Mount Joy Bank
MOUNT JOY. PENNA.
Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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Teach good
telephone:
manners
Children who are taught the correct way to
uge the telephone are a joy to everyone. Their good
telephone manners save other callers’ time
and tempers. Telephone-wise children do not tie up
the lines with needless talking. They know
the telephone is not a plaything. We are grateful to
the many parents in our community who are
teaching their children such good telephone manners.
This cooperation helps us improve
our service to everyone.
COLUMBIA TELEPHONE CO.

those |

Marionette Show
For Two Schools
1 Flementary
and the Maytown Elementary
he Florin school
entertained on Tues-
Warndell
were
afternoon by the

onette show. Prior to the show
the schools played two basket -
bal] games. The Maytown 6th
grade defeated the Florin 6th
ade by a score of 16 to 11. The
Florin 5th grade defeated the May-
town 5th grade by a score of 13 to
I'he Maytown Elementary school
|
1
will present its operetta “Aun
Drusilla's Garden” Thursday and
I
Friday evenings in the high school
auditorium at Maytown,
Fourth Report Period
The East Donegal High schools
fourth report period is as follows:
“A” Group:
Fannie Ruth Musser,
Robert Miller, 7
Grade Mary Faye
Kendig. Margaret Clark, Grade 8:
Sara Brubaker, Grade 9; Richard
Humktert, Marion Ney, Grade 10:
Alice Doles, Grade 11; Lois Miller,
Margaret Nau, Grade 12.
“B” Group: Jean Kreider,

Lois
| Betsy Musser, John Musser, Avis
Shetter, Marian Dick, Valera
Johnson, Samuel Brubaker, Grade

[ 7; Paul Dick, Rachel Hess, Roy
Adams, Lawrence Weaver, Pauline
Bradley, Grade 8; Joyce Eshleman,
| Wilbur Brubaker, Peggy Hicks,
Doles Joseph Brandt,
Deris Ginder, Pauline Miller, Alma
Longenecker, Rosene Musser,
Clara Anna Weaver, Grade 9:
Richard Craine, Hazel Crankshaw,
Lorothy Sperla, Grade 10: Wilma |
Jane Dommel, Betty Heineman,
Janet McKain, Gloria Fisher. Betty
Pyle, Thomas Fletcher, Mary Jane
Sollenberger, Jay Wolgemuth,
| Grade 11; Joyce Fisher, Geraldine |
| Kaufiman, June Snyder, Janet
Eater, Frank Kibler, Isabelle
Ycung, Bryson Craine, Robert
Strickland, Patsy Waller, Grade 12.

in Of in
HAPPENINGS |
LONG AGO |

"20 Years Ago
Trinity Lutheran Church pur-
chased the S. Dearbeck
Mr. Charles J.
elected
Club.
A canvass of Rheems and Florin
by the Marietta and Elizabethtown
Gas Co.,
the residents
Rev. CE.
Church pastor,
proper

Benaett vas
president of the Booster
showed 75 per cent of
want gas service.
Knickle, Episcopal
was chosen resident |
Homes.
broken
business,
pastor of the Masonic
Robert Kauffman has
grcund for place of

which he will erect in front of his
| dws ling.

Several larg flocks of wild
geese were seen flying north last
week, a sign of spring.
Revival services closed at the
U. B. Church Sunday night after
a very successful campaign with
55 conversions.
Borough Council purchased
mot reyele for the boro police-
man.
Eggs sold at 24¢c per dozen at
Market.
Lr. R SCop D.
Columbia
Smedley of Nar-
berth, Pa. rented apartments with
Mrs. Shelly, corner Market and
Donegal streets.
Ground was broken by the
directors of Fast Donegal Twp.,
{ for the new Junior-Senior High
School.
M. M. Leib, secretary of the
Board of Health, reports that in
the last three months only two
deaths have occurred in this
Borough.
Mr. Percy Hood purchased at
public sale the Sarah Brady
| perty on Marietta street and later
sold it privately to Mr.
Hallgren.
| Markets: Fggs, 23-25c:
40c; Lard 13c.
This
years that the Susquehanna
pro=-
Ragner
Butter,
is the first winter in 19
river
and provide a
ice bridge between Co-
lumbia and Wrightsville.
Mr. John Tryon'’s new
business on the east end of Florin

did not freeze over
natural
place of
| is fast nearing completion,
|
( U. B. Male Quartet rendered
special selections at the Rescue
Mission meeting at the Co-
lonial Theatre on Sunday.
Mr. Elsworth Neidigh, farmer
of Rheems was robbed of 40
Rcck Hens.
mass
east
Barred
| Benj. Hess was elected treasurer
of the Theta Chi Delta fraternity
at Wittenberg College, Springfield,
| Ohio.
Major James Duffy, Marietta, |
was named Lancaster County
Chairman fcr the Citizens Military
| Training Camps.
Milas sean oo
A TURKEY SUPPER |
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Landisville Fire Company will hold |
| a turkey supper in the fire house
| Saturday, March 20, from 4:30 to
| 8 pm. Supper is $1.50 with half |
| price for children 12 years and
| under, If you like turkey, there's
no better place to get it.
The Bulletin’s
Scrapbook !
+ + +

Week's Best Recipe
Flake Gems: 1 c¢ sifted flour, 4!
T sugar, 1-2 t salt, 3 t baking pow-
der, 1 egg, 1-2 ¢ milk, 4 T melted
shortening, 2 c¢ wheat flakes or
sugar, salt
Beat
orn flakes, Sift flour,
and baking powder together.
light, add milk,
dry ingredients, Just be-
egg until
ito
fore cempletely blended, add cool-
ed shortening and stir
to mix ingredients.
in wheat flakes. Pour into greased
nuffin
thirds full. Bake
20 - 25 minutes in a
Yield: 1
size muffins.
cups,
moderately
hot oven. dozen medium
Hungarian Potatoes
Wash and peel
potatoes.
and slice
six medium Saute
toes in three tablespoons of hot
shortening until tender; then
into baking dish.
cheese, three
{ cups cottage
Spoons sour cream,
is set. Yield is about six servings.
About The House
To get rid of musty odors in the
sprinkle a
floor. As
disappears,
cellar or basement,
cloride of lime on the
mustiness
lime and scrub the
socn as
sweep up the
floor — Be
thoroughly dry
sure umbrellas are
before they are
put away or they are likely to
Clean hot air
suction attachment of the
vacuum cleaner,
mildew registers
with the
Inspirational
kingdom divided
is brcught to desolation; and
Every against
itself
r house divided against
shall not stand.
Matthew
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1948 AUTO LICENSE TAGS
LEGAL SINCE MON.
The 1948 motor
tags may now
every city o
itself
12:25

vehicle license
be used, being legal
after midnight Sunday. The vehicle
code provides that registrations
for the succeeding year
March
current registration year.
New
and after
used on and after 15 of the
tags must be displayed on
April 1. The Auto Club
has been advised by the Depart-
ment of Motor Vehicles that there
will be no extension in the use of
1947 plates.
————— 0 A eee
then stir
just enough
Carefully fold
filling each cup two-|
immediately for
thin,
pota-
turn
Mix together two
table- |
two eggs and
salt, Pour over potatoes. Bake in
slow oven ten minutes, until cheese
little
may be |
BT olin fn i
Mt. Joy Junior Hi
(From Page 1)
Detwiler and John
acting as student
tion, Helen
Melhorn are
directors.
Charles Rovenolt, industrial arts
teacher, is in charge of the stage
cet. Glenn Bailey is chairman of
the stage committee, Victor Morris
is chief painter; while Charles
Heisey is the electrician, Leroy
Hess is in charge of sound effects,
and George Germer is curtain man.
Their assistants are Elton Bom-
berger, William Garber and El-
| wood Rice.
Jean Meyers is chairman of the
| ticket Ruby Hel-
wig and Miriam Shelly as her co-

committee, with
, workers. John Melhorn, assisted
{ by Karl Max, has charge of pub-
licity.
Business is in the hands of El-
wood Rice, chairman; Kenneth
Drohan and Clark Derr. Lee Ranck
is head usher. Ushers are: William
Garber, Kenneth Drohan, Harold
Heisey, Doris Hummer, Elizabeth
Kreiser, Donald Leedom, Paul Mc-
Garvey, Mable Baltozer and
| Dolores Miller,
Peggy Garber is chairman of the
costume committee. Assistant
wardrobe mistresses are: Jean
Mumper, Anna Ruth Sherer and
| Romaine Shenk. Hand properties
| will be collected by Joyce Will,
{ Chairman; Ruby Helwig, Marianne
Long and Lee Ranck.

| Make-up will be applied by
| Helen Detwiler, chairman; Jane
Anderson, Peggy Garber and Cor-
| rine Markley.
rrr eR Mere
STATE'S AGENTS SHOOTING
DOGS AT MCUNT GRETNA
Owners who permit their dogs,
whether licensed or not, to run at
large, and chase game on the state
lands at Mount Gretna, will
it gets
game
be minus their cannie if
shot of several of the
within gun
State Game Commission's special
agents,
They have already shot and
buried a number of dogs on the
game lands while some of the
| residents and the president of the
| Lebanon County Humane Society
{ are up in arms against the agents.
If owners kept their dogs off this
land, it would be unnecessary to
take such action.
etl rt ee
[
|
|
ee HAY FINISHER

While the hay mow is empty,
changes may be made in the floor
for the installaticn of hay finishers,
reminds C. G. Burress, Penn State

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agricultural engineer.
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Annual Report of “Controller of Lancaster Co., Pa, for Year 1947, EM. Miller, Controller
To the Honorable, the Judges of the Rent of Polling Salaries of Ass't | Vv Mis ELLANEOUS | Ba ce Jan. 3 3
Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster s 3,340.00 Dist. Attys. and OI CED ous [REC Rance - oF aad 5 5,676.06
County: [a a rials and Clerk 6,548.00 NTE N- Fees Collected 50,67¢
I, E. M. Miller, County Controller of{ Supplies Salary of Detec- V OF Salaries Paid
Lancaster County, submit the following|Equipment 39,072.53 tive 3,000.00 SCHOOL S: S 4. 402 07 8 4,402.07 ae ® =
report of the Receipts and Expenc itures| Office Supplies 33 65 wave] ‘Balance Jan, 3, 1948 22,076.10
of sald © icon 4947 to TAX ASSESSMENT: Iraveling Ex- MILITARY CONTRIB u TIONS: COUNTY F AND FINES
Ja wo oly 4 equi ed i ACH Assessors’ Salaries penses of Detec wt 0 Soldiers 5 CLERK OF QUARTER SESSIONS:
of Asam y In such case made and Prepare of 1 22,134.40 tive ..... rel, 9040 15,678.05 | i Widows C oun iy Tous a
tion As- | ts 5,8
The folowing. 879-150 amounts charged| ‘sessment and LAW LIBRARY: M Fines Collected 15.270.00 21,210.44
against the 1 Br: lon Books + 1,610.58 Appropriation ... 2,200.00 2,200.00
S tice Supplies an 11,465.19 RECE
Cash Balance January 4, 1947 | Advertising 2,775.25 26,520.23 dist OF 1
County Account . 214,217.64 =e ORPHANS' COURT: —
Outstanding County Tax — GQ. Office and Court ¢ 0 x :
iota 18,134.47 | WEIGHTS AND MEASURES; : I i ro 120.00 120.00 600 00 600.00 D.
Jutst anding’ Personal Tax = "IE nt a en + 580000 2,360.00) A G RICULTURE: Tq 000.00 4,000 C ol 1947
init ion bi strict Tax Ba tr ex erin I y T N — i
I evied — TIC AY 292,207. Salary of Treasurer 5,000.00 Salaries = of Jury TOWNSHIP
LE Tor es Salaries, of Deputy Commissioners S UPERVISORS
County’s Share Liquid Fuel Yi and Clerks 6,162.89 and Clerk 1,100.00 ASSOCIATION: 235.38 2 ti
Tax 431,186.25 Office Supplies 28.44 Salaries of Court SE — | trict Collections 72,033.2 305,078.98
State Treasurer, Charges for °| Premium on Bonds 162.50 11,353.83 5,844.32 R GOVERNMENTAL VDITURE
State Game Lands 49.93 | — Court Stenog- t i INDITURES XPENDITU RES
Bet oI State Quarantine | TAX COLLECTORS: s S here Tt | >
I 8 al i 3 tin a 5.6 eous eas y
Commi 5 Onets Chester ~Coun- ir Tne 464 99 1,455.60 ‘TF Refunds . in
Inter-County Bridge Tax Collectors Interest Jon Tem 186 07 Certificates
ind i tate LLIN 3.03) Commissions 10,700.12 5,496100 porary Loan .. “00.07 52,251. =e Sa | Pa ments. .
mer 5 State — Mili- | Premiums on Tax Witness Fees 0843.77 I ay Ha
Ballots Re efund . 14.00 lle Jury Fe Board ae
: e 0 CollecicrsBonds 1,085.01 12.220, 0 oul ee ar 17 R006 JOTAL MISCELLANEOUS § 52,954.45 5| Eo Hb aid
0 -_ Na AA TE T OR ARY C lothing :
CONTROLLER: Fees of View v1 | >
Logs 150. 00 0 oma a LOAN: 50,000.00 50,000.00] | Drugs S eee
t 9 or and Adwertising 282.6 a ae
¢ Mill Licenses 5000| | sates of pe of: Aris 25249 CASH BALANCE AT MD Feed and Flour ..
i and Clerk 5,540.00 Su : 694.11 OF YEA ron
itures $ 2,671.50 | Solicitor . 600. 00 Ott C Ex- Cash in “Bank § Tavs are an
Sores 2.671.; | Office Supplies. penses 1,282.50 41,933.45 ue 1948 76,168.34 F rm Supplies and
ims 6,231.06 Advertising ee io: 4,160.0 ‘Live Stock
» raed, asol 2 Tax Saye stock
Personal | Repost JUSTICES AND ALDERMEN: Ins Light and Power
. | AS . 5.10 y | e aneous
441.8 ASS0Ciz Dues , Co
5,441.81 Dues Court Cases 23 3,162.33] GRAND TOTAL ML
= di EXPENDITURES Hee Sele
3 | SURVE . | CONSTABLES: \ND BZ OR |0il and Gasoline
x 103 Ney adi 894.94 jSusvEYom: 300. 00 300 00 | | Dismissed Cases . 428.25 AND BALANCE $1,364,435.90 Printing
Excess County {Salary ....... Court Cases .... 2,587.13 3,025.98 RECAPITULATION | and
iy RECORDER OF DEEDS: _ Cash Balance | Queensware
De 4 id nt *. Tax Salary of Recorder 4,000.00 rr anuary 4, 1947 $214,217.64 $ 214,217.64 a.
Penalties, 1046 557.18 Bee ph TOTAL JUDICIAL $149.906.23) | isla | Repairs
Public Office Fe 158.100.69 1,400,513.39| and Clerks 24,598.35 " Te landing Contty, 3:
es ila ; 313 39 otic Sines 1,889 51 TOTA 4 GENER! AL = x 1945 8,134.47
I Abatements | Premium on Bonds 89.67 GOV Termes $332,153.84 ding Hoan al | We
5 ons and Solicitor ........ 500.00 31,077.23] —— X 1946 D : 5,747.28 |P 196.37 018.98
12.743.26 1I. CORRECTIONS tion Distric 396. 078.
1 : Wi MISCELLANEOUS; [PROBATION AND PAROLE: Levied 1947 222,227.7 NUMBER
tanding 18,814.01 Office Supplies 1,707.86 | Salaries of Officers Pe onal Tax : | 5 DAILY
f dns Telephone ...... 2,492.88 4,200.74| and Assistants .$ 5,132.00 Levied 1947 163,119.53 |Home rea iy iret a Hees “ee 8
Sersonal Tax 4,520.22 36,077 49 | Oflice Supplies Exc Personal | Hosp
F a 7
TOTAL ADMINISTRA- Traveling Expenses 5924.20) Tax Levied 1946 544181 414,670.83 PTS AND XPENDITURES OF
TY VE $ 182,247.61 — | COUNTY PRISON
$1,364.435.90 Less Abatements, Fon TH oe AR ENDED
EXPENDITURES MAINTENANCE IN STATE AND OTHER| Exonerations and DECE 31, 1947
Commissioners Warrants 854,081.31 B. JUDICIAL CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL INSTI. Liens 1946 .. 12,743.26 : RECEIPTS
Cash Balance January 3, 1948 | REGISTER OF WILLS: TUTIO Less Outstanding Prison Cane, etc 1,035 68
County Fund 76,168.34 | Salary of Register 4,000.00 Ea County Tax 19 1 County Appro-
2 4 stern NE ounty Tax 1947 18,814.01 51.242
Gasoline Tax Sala ties of Dezuty 15.945.60 tiary 39,066.00 Less Outstanding priation . (RES $2,378.12
Func . 434,186.25 510,354. 59 an erks .. 12,145. Pennsylvania In- Personal Tax EN
oe | Office Supplies . 859.17 dustr School 16,439.59 i547 4,520.22 30,077.49 [Cane Department
$1,364,435.90 | remuum on Bonds © 807.50 Glen Mills Schools 12,446.77 I pasa
1. GENERAL GOVERNMENT and Expenses 85.00 17,396.67) Diary. Home 3.880 44 el Xo eyes 378,398.34 | Clothing =.
4 DMINISTRATIVE : ” . eller me . yeneral Fund 000 348 141 Coal and Fuel Oil
COMMISSIONERS: State Industrial Miscellaneous 59 prugs ny
Salaries “or SHERIFF: Home for J pes a res 3 Tug
sioners 8 15,000.00 |Sslary of Sherif 6,500.00 Women... DT So wii)
Salary and Wages | Saiaries of Depu- Protectories TOTAL RECEIPTS $ :
of Clerk 4 2.115.00 ties ........ 4,976.50 Western Peniten-
om oy yplies “ail 1s Solicitor 500.00 tiary 111,581.77 rs “Table or
ig om- gills Office Supplies’ 51.50 : EY Fe fhe hd er
missioners Bonds 52.50 Premium on COUNTY JAIL: Judicial , Tr
Association Dues Bonds .. ra 100.00 Appropriation 51,342.44 51,342.44 | Corrections laneous '
and Expenses 220.58 $ 18,668.26] Association Dues arene Penal :
ER and Expenses 75.00 Charities. |... 1 08S yet t
SOLICITOR: (Pees. 7,472 55 19,675.55) TOTAL CORRECTIONS _§ 168.848.41|ighways =. Printing >
Salary |, __ 1800.00 1,800.00 — 1. CHARITIES Miscellaneous Ren: .
— CORONER: A. EXPENDITURES BY COUNTY Miscellaneous ca 854,081.31]
COURT HOUSE: Fees 1,916.50 COMMISSIONERS Shiporary Loman I :
2,540.00 ysicians |... 323 MAINTENANCE OF ADULTS IN NON-|cach Balance January [Tobacco
; Expenses of In- COUNTY INSTITUTIONS: ash Balance January Veretables
Elevatorman 1,680.00 pests... 16318 6.457.65| State Hospitals 4,478 06 SUNY Fund Nae am
1terials and emium on Bon .5 7 If A = i srie
ass. v — { Fund .. 434,180.25 510,354 59| Groceries : 52,378.12
Supplies 1.341.78
{ 1 tn
Repairs to Build. 2.075.08 PO B. EXPENDITURES BY COUNTY TOTAL EXPENDITURES ,364,43 bol Average Mapes, of Prisoners Dafty 1s
DE Mi CO SIONERS -~ y
Phen amt ass Sa nity 9°00 LANCASTER COUNTY INSTITUTION FEE OFFIC : EM Miller,
Furn Tt ure and os Siertks $5518 ny IO istrict SF SUARTER SESSIONS: State of Pennsy ia.
Services 695.00 ice Supplies ,398. stitut a - . > Le ounty of Lz
Compensation Ine Premium on 23513 Tax Levy 233,045.51 233,045.51) Salaries Paid .. 9, Cony oh Avpeared M. Miller,
surance i onds ore 3 = Ee County Controller Lancaster County,
1 Sta i . 7971 TOTAL CHARITIES ..... $ 237,523.57| Balance Jan, 3. 1948 6,624.32 ouniy,
Other Expenses 23,640.81 (Fees ...... 1. 2147.50 18,447 97 ave ——— | PROTHONOTARY Affirmed Dns as Yio being duis
ELECTIONS: L OF COURTS: IV. HIGHW Fees Collected 25,164.68 : it the e stateme
A." Regis Sm ory ROADS AND BRIDGES: Salaries Paid .. 14,663.15 hat thy siatemgng submited
of Courts is 4,000.00 s and Blanco Jan. 2. 1058 10,501.53 °F his k ede, information and bee
al i eputy ages alan an. J, el DI liaf H anerring
4,441.00 CE ve 5310.00 Materials and REGISTER OF WILLS: De a nS Fs, ne hooks
ne Office Supplies 37.4 upplies es ollected 27, n ontroller
tration Expenses 3,954.66 Bra on Inter - County Salaries Paid 16,145.00 i scribed to before me
Advertising 788.42 Bonds ....... 50.00 Repairs = en this 28th day of January A. D., 1948,
Office Subplies BOS visi hi 12,211.10 21,808.58 Land Damages .. 3, 030; 00 Balance Jan. 3. 1943 11,819.24] (Seal) Court of Common Pleas
B. Primary and General Elections em Other Expenses . 560.48 12,601.04| SHERIFF'S OFFICE: Lancaster County. Penna.
Pav of Election - DISTRICT ATTORNEY: "OT, HOHWASE 1.50104 De ala ips F. M. MILLER.
Officers .. 17,278.20 Salary of District TOTAL HIG YS .....8 ,601. alaries Paid ., 1476.50 County Controller
Computing Returns £00.00 Attorney . 6.000 00 — -— jt; Chas. R. Waters, Deputy Prothonctary