[—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursd ay, June, 24 1948
REG’LAR FELLERS
By Gene Byrnes =

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—BY—
A WISE OWL

rprised at the things
in the gardens
end of Marietta St.
mpkins came up
planted
pes were
ne day after onion
full
nior ppeared on top the rows-
k, large, grown
C be there's dirty work afoot.
Wouldn't it be terrible if we
wel rn old and had to look
forward to growing young, green
Ferhaj fewer women could
onceal their age if more men
acted theirs, —<— Says who?
I + being entertained out of
tcewn on Saturday and all the
uests were seated on the lawn
ging in idle chatter, when an
ring old

lady asked a re-

turned soldier:
“Did you participate in many
¢ngagements in the Pacific?”
“Only five,” he replied with
maodag
And you come through ali of
them unhurt.” she continued.
I married the fifth.”
plied sadly -—— He deserves
the Purple Heart.
‘Not exactly,
he 1
month: A
Invention of the
square bath-tub for people who
don't like to leave rings.
One of the saddest cases of a
sufferer from an allergy I have
heard of is that of an E-town
weman. All her life, in common
with most of her sex, she wanted
mink coat and heckled her
hubby for it. - Finally she got
one. And every time she put it on
she became sick. Consulting a phy-
sician, she learned she was allergic
to mink.
Put this in your dictionary.
A little shaver in the east end
says - A stethoscope is a spy-
glass for locking into people's
chests with your ears. —— 1
think he's got something there.
— RTL
The little boy he plays with says
the abbreviation for hydrogen
peroxide is Blondes.
Bob Breakircn is quite pleased
with his corn crop at his home on
the Harrisburg Pike. He is
offering corn on the cob to all his
neighbors. He
help themselves.———Oh, yes, did
that
abzut two inches high?
just tells them to
we mention the corn is just
3:00 am
you hear threats of shooting in the
If some morning about
vicinity of the post office, don‘t be
alarmed.. It is just the Steelton
Commuters having a banana war-
fare.
I am glad I write this column

befcre the
afterwards I am
Louis - Wolcott fight,
cause afraid I
feel so good.
th
VARIETY TROUPE FUTURE
STARS OF AMERICA
Future Stars of America will be
the stellar attraction at the Carni-
val sponsored by the War Memor-
ial Park at Marietta this
Saturday night, June 26. Forty
versatile dancers make up the
Rapp’s
will
may not
Asscce.
Miss Rosa
Dancing,
several shows during the
evening on the new Band Stand.
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LEBANON MAN PRESIDENT
The annual meeting of the Penna.
State Sportsmen's Association was
from
School of
present
troupe
which

MOUNT JOY NETMEN WIN
INTER-COUNTY MATCH . |
Mount Joy turned
victory over Middletown Sunday in
League
match in the park courts here.

[ A NEW KINDA
{ FISHIN' LUNE 7
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FAN LIKE YOU
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A SWELL
INVENTION!
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an Inter-County Tennis
The summaries:

TH FEATHER. TICKLES
TH' FISH UNDER. TH'CHIN
TH BALL POPS IN HIS
MOUTH AN' TH LASSO
SUPS QVER HIS TAIL!

Locality's Amusements Appear Here Weel

TIL I'M SURE
(VE. SOAKED
THOSE IDEAS
QuUTA YA!

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EVERY WEDNESDAY GAME NIGHT
WEEK END SPECIAL
STEAK SANDWICHES

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ler, 6-3, 6-2.
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The Mount Joy Athletic As:
Germer, Mt. Joy, Defeated Wall i
6-1, 6-3. Miss Margaret Franklin is tion, dormant the past 20 years, was
Brown, Mt. Joy, defeated Nagle, | spending a few days in New York. {revived Monday night in the bor=
6-0, 6-3. : Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Friendship Fire Company
Doubles of Richmond, Va. spent a few hall. 4 :
Crider and Divet defeated Bitter- days with Mr. and Mrs. K. A group of local sports enthusi-
man and Gehler, 6-0, 6-4. Franklin and family. | asts, hope to sponsor community
Zink and Fellenbaum, defeated Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer and | baseb ll, basketball and tennis
High and Wall, 6-2, 6-1. family were guests of Mr. and | teams. It will follow a plan ef
Germer and Brown, defeated Mrs. William Kauffman and their [rently in use by the Millersville
Smith and Wall, 6-2, 6-1. family and Mr. and Mrs. John | Recreation Association which puts
Kauffman at Ironville on Sunday. fall sports. activities on a community
Mr. Mrs. Dale Watts and | basis.

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and

JULY 22 DATE GROCERS’
PICNIC AT ATLANTIC CITY
The annual Grocers’ Picnic
be held at Atlantic City, on Thurs-
day, July 22.
| daughters, Sue Ann and Arley of | Following the complete organiza-!
Florin, visited Mrs. Matilda Derr
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Witmer were | finance the projects.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. | Attending the initial meeting on
largest Wm. ‘Witmer. | Monday were Joe Habecker, George
The Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haines and |Nauman, Charles Pennell, Lester
PRE. will funish coaches suff. son, Robert and Eugene Witmer |Weaver, John Myers, Ray Pennell, |
cient to haul everyone buying tick- and Mrs. Giles Urban visited | Marlin Frey, Elmer Zerphey, Bill
Mr. and Mrs. Rollman at Lititz | Conrad, Clyde Nissley, Richard Div-
is expected that coaches for about
9000 will be needed.
The
Lancaster and various county towns
tion of the association, borough |
will | business houses will be contacted to!
According to all in-
dications it should be the
picnic excursion of them all.
ets 48 hours before leaving time. I
n Sunday. let, and Al Brayman,
Mr. and Mrs. Salen Gamber and | The next meeting will be held at
usual will leave Sunday the same place next Monday, June
trains as eq . ro :
family of Columbia were
guests of Mv. and Mrs. Abram |28, at which time officers will be el-
along the way on picnic day be- G lected and committees formed.
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AUTO ACCIDENT AT
EAST PETERSBURG
Mrs. Nora Derr, 53
: amber and family.
daylight sav- Mr. Nis.
and daughter, Mrs.
{visited with Mr. and
tween 6 and 8 a.m. Edward Isler
Victor Snydet
Mrs. David
and
ing time, arriving at the shore be-
tween 9 and 11
a.m.
{Alleman on Sunday. West Main
SOFTBALL LEAGUE Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin Keith of | Street, escaped serious injury Sat-
STANDINGS Lititz, visited Mr. and Mrs. Daniel urday afternoon when the car she
Teams Ww L Pct. Geltmacher on Sunday. | was driving and a 1949 Pontiac,
Rosin 0000000 6 1 857 Mr. and Mis. Arthur Koser of | driven by an East Petersburg mo-
Seller .........00 us 5 2 114 Mt. Joy visited Mr. and Mrs. | torist, collided at the first road in-
Merchants ,......... 5 2 114 Robert Frank and family Satur- | tersection north of East Peters-
3 5 375 day evening. burg on the Manheim road.
Legion .............s 0 4 000) Mrs. Laura Weaver and son. Mrs. Derr suffered leg bruises
V. FP. WW. .......... 0 5 000 Benjamin and daughter, Kathryn | and the boy Daniel Fackler, who
rr of Ironville visited Mr. and Mrs. | accompanied her, was unhurt.
Monday, June 11 Harry Weave: on Monday evening | Both cars were bady damaged.
Rotary 4, V.F.W. 3.
Merchants 9, Legion 3.
Monday, June 14
Seiler 12, Rotary 0.
Florin FW. 4.
Friday. June 18
Merchants 5, Seiler 1,
Florin 11, Rotary 10.
Monday, June 21
V.F.W. 7, Legion 7. (8 in. tie)
Rotary 5, Merchants 4.
DA
MARTIN KEENER'S ADDRESS
TO MT. JOY ROTARIANS Hitcheock
Martin Keener, president elect of
sell Wess
NEWVILLE WOMAN ARRESTED
daughter of FOR SELLING FIRE WORKS,
Mrs. Ruth| Mrs. Anna Hauck, thirty-seven, of
of Phila- Newville, was arrested for
Mrs. R. H.
Mrs.
Thursday, Rev. and
Arndt
Edmond

entertained Rev.
Dinant and
Long Island, New York;
Orr, McArthur
delphia, and Herb Wendell of Ox- |fireworks and over $500 worth of
ford, Penna. | the Fourth of July goods were con-
Mr. and Mrs. Habet M. Khelgha- |fiscated by poliee.
TE mee
ang
and Bud selling

tian and children made a surprise
|
{visit to her parents Rev. and sk Subscribe for the Bulletin.
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R. H. Armit op Sunday.
R. H. Arndt, Mrs. | fest ii
Mrs. Elizabeth | MARIETTA THEATRE
were entertained Friday | SHOWS EVERY NIGHT
honor of 4 .
Matinees Sat, at 2;

Rev and Mrs.
3: .
uSsel and
a birthday dinner in
the Lancaster Rotary Club, was the Mrs. Arndts birt
Mrs
Sunday at 3:20
day at the home
Howard Johuson Two Hits Thur. June 24
|
“BORN TO SPEED”
|'ROBINHOOD OF MONTEREY’

speaker at a meeting of the Mount Mi
Joy Rotary Club held Tuesday. Mr.
Keener spoke of his trip to Rio de,
and
it Lancaster
re Gr {

Janerio during the Rotary Interna- PLAYGROUND OPENS ON

officially
caster; James Campbell, Hanover:
Ho oe I I Hurry MONDAY JUNE 3 mr
Visiting Rotarians were: arry At 9:00 o'clock Monday morning | FRI-SAT. June 25-26
Espenshade, F. S. Bucher, Jesse ih | Wal) Oh
BE ow Edwards. OM. G. Moore June 28th the playground, spon- | R A ton!
Snavely, Lew Edw ards, M. G. 1 sored by the Mt. Joy Rotary Club, | oarnngAacion.
and Lew Vandergrift, all of Lan- | oo
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|

The acti
Frank MacFerrin, Lititz; and J. tht
> . e1g
vy" Aungst and J. K. Garman, .
Wayne Sel. A Ae As has been the custom for the
¥ f Elizabethtown. : '
Both of Elizabethto 2 past years, the playground at the |
The next meeting on Tuesday will Ns :
oro Park will be used .
a Ladies’ Night program.
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MIDGETS LOSE 5-0;
MIDGET-MIDGETS WIN 9-4
Playing a doubleheader at Mari-
etta on Monday Night, the Marietta
Midgets defeated the Mt. Joy Mid-
gets, 5-0.
Por o +7
9:00 o'clock anc
at

noon sessions beginning a
lest year are invited to participate |
There
and con-
in the planned recreation.
will be numerous games
bays and girls with an|
|
All children who attended school |
|
|
|
tests for
added attraction for girls this year, |
In the second game, Bob Kunkle's : starring ;
i : who will spend a large part of | :
Midget Midgets continued their oo =F CC ie argon] Victor Mature
el 1e arts anc Cre S ander
inning streak, with a 9 to 4 vic- . : | Coleen Glenn
wining streak is A a : : the direction of Mrs. James | GRAY LANGAN
tory over the Marietta Midget-Mid-
gets. Sy Cl RRR el

Several

mre QA
participation Stich Shain on | SUN.-MON. June 27-28
cluding] 6682 ”
Sitting Pretty
ball
(Sunday Matinee at 3:20)
planned for

AT MOUNT GRETNA
Charles Heston, who is
sing summer theatre-goers with his
fine acting as Sergt. Bill Page in
“The Voice Of The Turtle” now
winning
playing on the stage of the Gretna hy
impres-
pet show, game including |
fathers and sons, etc. Points will |
i
be awarded for attendance and for |
events throughout the |
prizes nd | TUE.-WED. June 29-30
also the trip to Philadelphia to aw rn
ot 0 «IRON CURTAIN
wground season for

Playhouse, is cast in another impor-
tant role in the third production of
" 18.3) at ball game.
the season, “Claudia”, hilarious

: Come out to the Park Monday |
comedy, which opens Thursday, morning. We will try to h I
morning. e 1 [Hg ( eip
Dunc rt tor oo wake ie in "HOW ARE YOUR SHOES ?
you have fun and to make your
“Chuck”, as he prefers to be call-
ed, will portray David Naughton in
this delightful comedy which was a
hit on Broadway and on the screen.
| DON'T WAIT TCO LONG
BRING THEM IN.
City Shoe Repairing Co.
days enjoyable and interesting,
reer AD QQ. mm
TWO NEW MEMBERS FOR
FIRE COMPANY AUXILIARY
reel Art 30 SOUTH QUEEN STREET
Everett Eshbach, 16-year-old Thirteen members attended the LANCASTER, PENNA.

i
perfect no- June meeting of the Ladies Auxil- |
Fire -Co., last
righthander, pitched a
hit, nd-run game in the County Jr. iary of
Legion League Tuesday evening, as Thursday evening.
Quarryville blanked Mount Joy, 2-0, Two new members, Mary

PLAY THE FAMOUS
Friendship

held at Bradford, Pa. Saturday,
when F. E. Dissinger, of Lebanon |
was elected president. The shoot and |
championshps ‘were decided : Friday; |
‘Batufday: and Sunday.
te ———————
LOCAL JUNIOR’ LEGION LOST
FIRST GAME OF SEASON “x
Mount Joy's Junior Legion team
lost its first game this season to Eli-
zabethtown last Thursday evening
by a 5 to 0 score. Mount Joy had |
pnly two hits:

| with the Marietta teams on Mon- -
day evening at the home diamond Everybody in this locality reads | a e eac
Billett | M t G t
to remain undefeated in Section 1. and Mrs. Mary Swords were ad- | oun Ie na
In the other section 1 game, May- mitted to the Auxiliary. |
Golf Cour SE
|
|
town and Elizabethtown battled to The Ladies will assist
SWIM AT THE
the men
a 1-1;tie over seven, innings before at their; chicken cornssoup . supper.
} ? QS 3 X op r . >.
darkness halted the.game. Saturday, June'26, a festival will |
~ Arr
be held at the Fire House" for the |
DOUBLE HEADER MONDAY

benefit of the Ambulance Fund. |
The Mt. Joy Midget - Midgets There will be street ' dancing with |
and Midget teams will cross bats music by Wm. Bohish Orchestra.
First

at the high school.
game The Bulletin—that's why its adver
called at six.
|tisers get such excellent results, e313
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Singles
Fellenbaum, Mt. Joy, defeated CRAB CAKES
Bitterman, 6-3, 6-1. | ee ————————
Zink, Mt. Joy, defeated High, 6-0, ATS, 7 MEMBERS: REMEMBER FRIDAY NIGHT
6-1. : - -
Crider, Mt. Joy, Smith] | .A, 2 -—_ | American Legion Post
6-0, 6-1. : | MT. JOY ATHLETIC ASSOC. | NO. 185 MOUNT JOY, PA. 10-3-4
Divet, Mount Joy, defeated Geh- NEWTOWN | WILL RECURGANIZE SOON SICH ey fe mF
POSTPONED DATE
FOR .

OLD TIME FESTIVAL || mmr JOY [=o
AT FLORIN HALL || [455i | THEATRE| =
Friday, June 25th
BENEFIT FLORIN FIRE COMPANY
FRIDAY-SATURDAY-—MONDAY, JUNE 25, 26, 28
SPENCER TRACY — KATHARINE HEPBURN
wState Of The Union”
HIRST SHOW FRIDAY & MONDAY 6:45 P.M. a
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FIRST FEATURE SATURDAY 5:30 . M

Postponed Carnival
Future Stars Of America
— At The —
War Memorial Park, MARIETTA, PA.
SATURDAY, JUNE 26
~— Benefit Of The —
War Memorial Park "i Beginning 7:30 P. M.
AMUSEMENTS GAMES REFRESHMENTS
Admission 35¢ Children FREE
$25.00 IN GATE PRIZES

TUESDAY, JUNE 29 — DOUBLE FEATURE
JACKIE COOPER -in- "STORK BITES MAN"
—ALSO—
# DONALD BARRY -in- “SLIPPY McGEE"

WEDNESDAY -— THURSDAY, JUNE 30 - JULY 1
CARY GRANT — LORETTA YOUNG -in-
Cary And The Bishop's Wife
HARA TMM RHEE M &
STINE \ 1 NITE, JUNE 2

* NOW PLAYING — DON'T MISS IT *
ANOTHER BRILLIANT COMEDY HIT
“CLAUDIA”
WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30
The Fire Co. Presents the following Sensational Show
THE MIDNIGHT FOLLIE
A gorgeous glamorous bevy of girls
Featuring HOMER and HOLLY
Direct from the Village Barn in New York
'HE FOUR MACK
I
This is positively the most sensational skating act on the
American stage today.

You'll roar at Claudia Naughton, who though married
never really grew up—Her child-like innocence gets
her into trouble that makes this one of the mes enter-
taining shows of the season.

% Curtain 8:30 p.m. || Adm. $1.00 Plus Tax

GREEN and DOOLEY
A very humorous and unusual ventriloquist act. The Dum
talks from the stage alone while the ventriloquist works in
audience, aa
JOE RANKIN
Wizard of the xylophone, formerly featured in Radio City
Music Hall, N. Y.

The Sweetness of Low Prices

Cannot Equal
The Bitterness of Low
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i IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
VT Nb)
ld MARIETTA AVE,
LET US MAKE IT HOT FOR You * The Rheems Fire Company wants to organize its own Hillb
- Band. Talent report to Herb Mason.
SUCCESSOR TO “HERE COMES CHARLIE"
:
Everybody In This Locality Reads The Bulletin

MOVING

HAULING

ROY REBER'S ORCHESTRA

—_— GAMES AMUSEMEN'
EATS

VALLEY VIEW PARK,
ONE MILE SOUTH ON YORKANA ROAD
SUNDAY, JUNE 27
Presenting
HAPPY JOHNNY and His Gang
after an absence of several years he is back now with a show better than ever. Come out and visit with your long
time favorite. This should be a MUST on your entertainment list.
NEMO AND THE RANGE RIDERS
from your new local radio station WNOW. Heard twice daily. You folks like them, we bring them
TUMBLEWEED LUDY=TWILIGHT TRAIL RIDERS
Entertainer extracrdinary
And Your Own W.O.R.K. JAMBOREE GANG
With the funniest comedian in the business, RAWHIDE. Also headed by FRANKIE MORE, with 'S ;
AND CLYDE FOGLE. : Y ORE, with SLIM & GINGER
HELLAM,
PENNA.

ADM. ADULTS 30c tax ine. Children under 12 accompanied by parents FREE
Ee Free Parking Space Reserved Parking Space For Cripples and Shut Ins.
Picnic tables for your own lunch. Games and refreshments of all kinds on the premises.
Gate Prizes. DON'T YOU DARE. MISS IT. j
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