; , vy TT EEE Spc f—=The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pua., Thursday, August 19, 1948 REG'LAR FEL LERS a. By Gene Byrnes at I THE V EG —— SORRY, \ — % wy EMPTY MEMBERS oN OWL LAS Gammon so el AEE sa Gc k MOUNT 2 {| DONT HAVE AN \ =)“ E ~NO ~~ , = | Manhe lin o ted J unt J — iw ze.) (a ABTY SO oA ox | = [#5 3 BUT MAYBE INVITED A | Manheim eliminatec 0 Joy, fg ) Bir 1} {Fis 3, {LL HAVE ONE + ENING or GVH) her J 1) {3-2, in the semi-final round of the ory Spot A li i! ING NEXT WEEK! TO THE NN 4 oh | post-season playoffs for the cham- A FIRIT-KLASS | f C Gs 3 1¢ Bb oO . pionship of the Lancaster County LEMINADE iv N —— 2® N Midget Baseball League on the High great rl LL nM ot x School field here Friday evening. 7 J ” J Bb Oo | Mt. Joy had won the regular sea- / | \ AN \ 6 v MOUNT JOY, PA n title while Manheim had finish- a QA B® ed in fourth place. Ll) [= = 2 : A NI Ry fg NE id Manheim th: oOo: @® =" pr a > ht EE rs Bi 2 ee - Adair ss .... 1 1 1 2 4 Weidman cof ‘ 2 0 1 0 ‘ _ FErlene Kaylor and Carl Eshelman A — v . LOCAL TENNIS PLAYERS EE — ase I assel 1b ........ 0 0 5 0 iin) ATED AT YORK SUN RH EMS which was solemnized in the Florin MARIETTA THEATRE EVENINGS J O Y SATURDAYS Henry c ... sen 2 1 LP Lt a. Church of the ‘Brethren: ont Sunday MATINEE | Gingrich rf we 1 1 0 Elwood Snyder and Bobby Zink, ~ =~ ; : es hon ; Dy SHOWS EVERY NIGHT sHows " AND Shenk, 3b . oD: 1 1 1lof the Lancaster Tennis Club, won| Church of the Brethren will Rev, Fairy ‘4 "" Matinees Sat. at 2; Sunday at 3:20 7 AND 9:00 P, T H EAT R E HOLIDAYS j Hamer If 0 1 1 0 . woke 5. the oca] Performed the ceremony, | SATURDAYS : { Mille ry 0 0 0 1 their second doubles title in as many | preac services in . | : 6-8-10 P.M 2:00 P. M. Rohrer 9b Hs ( 0 1 1 weeks Sunday when they defeat d | church this Sunday INOrNINg. pres =3 | Two Hits -~Thur., Aug. 19 RETR SRT. Mount Joy, Pa. old Fellenbaum and Eugene Cri- | ceeded by Sunday school * | Joh yarfield - Edw. G. Robinson p Tots TE A oy PLAY THE FAMOUS | ated i OLE" FRIDAY — SATURDAY, AUGUST 2071 | A WIS IS E OW IL sree v Jv . ) der, also of the Lancaster Club, in Virs. Grace Garber is a “THE SEA WOL MATER: LIEN GE oY | i » finals of this event and annual | patient in the St. Jos 10 JIC MATURE — COLEEN GRAY ~in | I Joy ’ s 8 > ints of hi oe and oo tient in th St J oa pita _ Mount Gretna Ronald Reagan - Jane Wyman > | 1ge Serenade Rose Tennis Tournament at | Lancaster at the pre ime | ots dup loam Le) 3 3 pT Mr. and Mes. leone “BROTHER RAT” | At Furnace Creek” What do 3 nk of a chap who | Fogie « coil . he { his rear bicycle Bowman 1b ay 0 9 0! Zink and Snyder last week won spent the week end at I yomsb | = oo 5 160 hight’ | 11 fetrich rf ........ 0 0 0 0 the doubles mantle in the Red Rose | where ti were guests of Mr. and 0 ourse FRI.-SAT. Aug. 20.21 ‘ % os | Myers p iva 0 0 0 3 Tennis Tourney in Lancaster. Sun- | Mrs, Blaine Fike and family. | ABBOTT & COSTELLO MONDAY, AUGUST 23 Wa are. y what happene Geri 2 dite 9 3 1 > day's scores were 6-3, 6-3, 6-3. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer OV Widow MARSHA HUNT — WILLIAM LUNDIGAN -in ’ RS Sob Sled ede el Harry Hoover of this place, Mr. a tm na Estock ss ces 1 1 1 rr ny H ve igh i pac, “at nd i of Wagon Gap” a : os One of our colored fellows here in | mq ee ATTENTION LO a hur on Saturday. SWIM AT THE | WITH MARJORIE MAIN Inside Story 1 ' : . - * . £ r bowler v y 1s interested in motors 0 Irs wd town said he would enlist in the | 100 02—3 wi Ta orl MG I bbons of thi ’ apts halal Bd ak “0 howling in the A or B League for vi nd AAS. 11D | SUN. -MON. A 99. 23 Army if they'd n » him a Rill. MOUN" 7 ) ge : : : Ber: i ug. 3 . 4 ren Ay if Beye 4 1 a of ia NT i 3. : “ove Ny -2 the coming season, please come to place are spending a mol iths vaca | ake Beach { Sunday. Matinee 320.2. 10) TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY. AUG. 24-25-26 - Whe tol here was no such ol- Rohrer A i i dhe wes 1 Oli 3 ay Me 14 . ‘ > 1 > >" the Linco 3owling Alleys Monday | tion touring the west y con rer Xr CH fcr he said: Oh, yes dare is. Dars | Base on balls—Off Miller 2, Myers 3 ‘Pe Lincoln Bow I te Lorne spending some time in Cal- | BARRY FITZGERALD BING CROSBY — JOAN FONTAINE -in- nia Struck out-—By Miller 3, Myers 1, €Vening, August 23rd, at eight o- i mplate 3 5-90-t “NAKED CITY" i : : Umpires—Hopple, Gordon. clock. — 4 9 i Se” SY We This meeting is very important.| A large number of folks of this TSR TS “The Emperor Waltz Well, folks, your last holiday week | ngNEGAL AIRPORT STAGED Please attend. ide Is Nel ot Wn 0 li M t ; end is fast ig. Labor Day’ | grEAKFAST FLIGHT SUNDAY | : . a — ua ity ea IMON P. NISSLEY c 07.38.1 it you think Christmas is far [po Ors SDL ny A also SIND P, NISSLEY FRIDAY — SATURDAY — MONDAY, AUGUST 27-28-30 look at ur wing fund, ohesal 5 0 Slageq another . Ew weeks hi le ft "7 | breakfast flight on Sunday to Graty. A FULL LINE OF FUNERAL DIRECTORS CLARK GABLE — LANA TURNER -in- i see now few we 4 Nine airplanes participated leav- Mount Joy, Pa. - 3 = ing the Donegal Airport on a com- he = 6 ES MEecontiin ve som thing lor you to oe pass heading 355 degrees, and flew . O g vi gain. This He the % Wns to Graty Airport. Breakfast was Fruits & Vegetables I ten pai V 4 : 3 Tr (| rved to the group by Bressler's i ——— ald No BEER! Call 118J5 prove that I'm not wrong Airport Restaurant, located on the 3 oe 1 Bhi ww that a bird's temperature varies field. { . tia o KRALL S M t M k t Tor ome Delivery from 104 to 110 degrees favemheit, lo oo Lop ie vas Tad Keep cows in condition—the milk pail full. : gat marke WACKER a AF : ending 1 the speci fv foe, soma . : West Main St.. Mt. Joy VALLEY FORGE a yb depending upon the species. 1 fact, so much so that more group % + 70 + “2 . 2 3 J a —— ins , OE ~~ breakfast flights are being planned A succulent, palatable, bulky feed contains 170 to PlEL'S An uptown miss refused the at- {for the near future. 180 quarts per 100 Ibs. A good conditioner, built for TR ROLL DIOR ii US ‘ tention of a Florin boy, and he was} Those on the Graty trip were Mr feeding at freshening time; a dependable st ubstituie Yt ALE & PORTER tention of a n th raty trip were Mr. Cabinet Making and . ° nost depressed. In fact he made |and Mrs. J. Harold Newcomer, and for hay, pasture or ensilage. Low in protein and sli ghily y Caroerry Work Victor J. Schmoll LR i i NE ng laxative; has an excellent toning-up on) the herd, Prices Reasonable | The Fire Com ies Presents rv her, and she explained: “Oh, no’ | Newcomer, Mr. : Mrs, Vernon ir sc SEO 219-32 | We, le . Eh is = Y 9 Tass Sia) dhe envoy “Oh nl | MF ond Ms, Yorn S-O-S has a place in every dairyman's feeding pr CALL 319-12 || Bree tn For Cus Service “Something Old” “Something New i RE oh ier ; foes Sf and Muy shen oy gram. No matter what else’ you' re feedi ing, you Ii fin d Mount Joy, Penna. (-aJ-41p | > : ¥ ks suicide by jumping oft his plattorm } My, and Mrs. Lloyd H. Nissly anc i : : nvestment. Guaranteed 2nd a sole shoes.” son, Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Phares di os, b prafitable eo Siege a a 00S ALL THE PLEASURES OF een Landis and daughter, Joanne, John acke y a century OF experience. Bl sp THE OLD TIME FESTIVAL When a irl reduces she is goin? | Hawthorne. John Mohr, John Kun- (PHO Sh fs @ M. WE BB Wy out of her weigh to please a man. kle, Norman Ney, Robert Shank,! ” . Games Cakewalks Eats iui Paul Pickel, John Groff and Mary ; " H D i & SON . ol Tahal) S youl Fulier Dealer PLUS THE ENJOYMENT OF WITNESSING Her 'S Iittle vice for our many Koppenhaver. TEHMAN S FLOUR MILLS WY i ES A wl i» 4 voli ent S ; 122 South Barbara Street 1 1 new brides, who are not too wel MOUNT JOY, PA. When you need Household or MOUNT JOY. PA BIG ACTS ne 8 versed in culinary art. They may e Sy - = y Personal Brushes just telephone ’ . oe profit by another’s experience: Activi ties of Our = reer = NYS REET (1 1 the number below. Most valve ROOFING — SPOUTING — i as : : . aul 1d A young wife who feared she was i FEEL LIKE for your money. Pomp Sevice, | SHEET METAL WORK Newest Top Ranking Vaude wy losing her husband's affection con- I, al iy 4 bas : K ) A sulted a very old and wise fortune oC oy couts gh WN CHARLES WASAL PHONES: Y teller. After goin through her usual Thirteen Boy Scouts of Troop 39 { r "~ > ( R2 Mount Joy Phone 283R4 Mt. Joy 117-3 E'town 928R7 Al mumbo-jumbo, the seer advised her: | met in the scout roomy on North | A DISHRAG ® 0 \ T Dr nt ra Dick ct fob re A ors ons | i — a Te KING OF THE HILLBILLIES Get a piece of raw b cut ag Market St., this boro, Monday even- ih : Special St t elebrate hi turn to th y bout an inch thick, Slice an onion ing. | You may get hot under the collar this summer, iW i 4 ma pec) 10W 10 C rate his return io the qu and rub the meat on both sides with The Scouts were divided into two d We py it. Put on pepper and salt, and fry | patrols. Gerald Berrier is the pa- i but don't let it mar your appearance. Before an 0 TH Sw ig \ on each hot fire. Dn p Srl leader of one patrol which has| |} after your vacation be sure of looking your best i R OQ Y R O G ER RE : three lumps of butter and a sprig of | the following named boys in it: Ger- { Just Phone 119-] for a prompt pick-up and Sali 0 Lhd : : S 7516: it and get him to eat it.” {214 Lutz. Robert McGregor, Jame 1 summer I Mi PE ; | / Broadway's Favorite Comedian « parsley or and get him ea + ald Lutz, Robe I megor, James on all your © S. i hae COREE ee N J / 3 a S Yer The voul wife did as she was |Booth, Robert Shirk, Paul Fitzkee, lf A i ! NA not with a horse, but lots of horse play n told, and the little trick seemed to Jay Barnhart and James Metzler. iM Zz p " Rian itor Neri 5 . "3 exert uch 1 ‘wonaeriul oo ct on | Donald Thome 1s Seniol I atrol| oe i + Last Show of Season — Now Playing * THE RIGOLETTO BROT i Hi RE - her husband that she decided to re-|jeader. IC er VS i | r ; pe it at 1 H 1 5 il t id id oh patrol le A by ; Ene! | @ i See This Great Comedy and Say Goodbye to Cast ! and AIMEE SISTERS y : 1 Joved her ever affo) te So Be go ial fe a | PHONE 118-] 66 99 | A European Novelty Act i course, 1f you Keep a budge Mateer, om McGregor, Russe J M 1 1 ) ee Peas me how you cdl Riterd a steak [Rul Corl Brands, Jon Brown, |) CLEANERS ~— DYERS — TAILOR Ji ohn Loves ary | at the present prices. Ted Williams, and Toby Weber. { ) 4 at | AUGUST 19TH TO AUGUST 28TH INCLUSIVE | WADE é& WAL BE The troop will go on a two-day) 0 . wsdl dle : fo . BER D nt be to 1 deride Sh camping trip Saturday, August 21st, EM 0 | They're Tan and Terrific — Songs and Rhythm in Sepia sh late who beats around 4 ae to the camp site of the Bainbridge hi Marrying another girl when you're engaged to one can | a ..————— bus there are voters in them there Troop. : : ; Wl be complicating as John Lawrence finds out in this de- | bushes. All boys interested in scouting are { lightiul comedy which was a smash hit on Broadway. ROY REBER’ 5 ORCHE STRA invited to come to the meeting . | 2 While ridin bus to Hershey, on Monday evening. vv J ——————— ——— — the couple in front of me were read- - a Nine Performances Ending Saturday, August 28th | ADMISSION 50c in? a newspaper litorial in which | MIDGETS & LEGION JUNIORS 'FREE PARKING CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS FREE : ‘ » the editor continuously referred to|SAW BUMS - BLUE JAYS PLAY ¥ Curtain 8:30 p.m. ll Adm. $1.00 Plus Tax % | ei wild himself as “we”. Finally the girl Well our Midget baseball team asked: did not get a trip to Brooklyn to see Everybody In This Reads The Bulle etin “Why does the editor call himself [the Dodgers and the Blue Jays play oe: RS — ties eee oe + we?” but they did get a trip to Philadel- Her friend explained: “So the fel- | phia Tuesday night to see the same ~ Jow who doesn’t like what he says | teams play even though it was what SUNDAY AUGUST 23 SUNDA Y will think there are too many of [fans term a lousy game 10 to 1, . : ‘ hin to lick.” Brooklyn. HELLAM ° et re en Their sponsors, the Lions Club, PENNA A - A local lady was downcast|paid the expense, At the same time 5 . : when her hubby came home from{|the American Legion “daddied” a ONE MILE SOUTH ON YORKANA ROAD work and he asked the reason: She | free trip for the Legion Juniors. tearfully replied: “I am making a|They made the trip in Councilman . . ) IQ new dress for myself, but my heart | Clayton Newcomer's school bus and HE E WEREN'T Presenting - isn't in it.” # | every individual just had a swell A > . And wiht. iin, huh ex: Line JOE PHILLIPS AND HIS DIXIE PALS claimed: “Plunging neckline, eh? - ~ INIT ~ sr QOD \ TT HY wy ~The brute ANNUAL CHICKEN CORN SOUF and . The brute. ANNUA i MADE TO HOLD KO NEMO : RANGE RIDERS From Station W.N.O. W,, York, Pa es SUPPER AT FIRE HOUSE Wii A nearby man says “ a necessary Satuday, August 21, Friendship RY 9 Anh man so © a veces | Sade, Mug 21, TEX KING AND HIS CANYON DRIFTERS not care about abolishing it. = = = = chicken corn soup supper at the Money salted away at home is al- ~ I think he’s got something there. Fire House, beginning at 11:00 7 : 1 PEE WEE AND HIS DIXIE RAMBLERS o clock. | ways in danger of loss. Protect the “In the modern home,” says a Soup will be sold by the quart 2 id And Your Own magazine article, “everything will be | There will be music and enter- dollars you s¢t aside for the future. 2 : controlled by switches.” tainment through the day. 3 : W.O.R.K. JAMBOREE GANG Heard daily on your local radio station Everything, that is,’ but the chil-' = SEB aval Open an account at our bank. dren! They say there are ‘580, grains to : Gren! the bushel. = = ~ =*Ask’anyone. SHOW STARTS AT 1:30 P. M. SHARP LASTS TILL 3 know shouldnt olen, Boe) To mmm HU The Union National Mount Joy Bank ADM. ADULTS 30c tax inc. Children under age of twelve, FREE . : or this week since Pve taken to delving into.sta-| That's sufficient 1 this week, tistics, I can’t help but want to make | | You know what? I forgot to take MOUNT JOY. PENNA. Free Parking Space Reserved Parking Space For and Shut ins. 8 vacation. Oh, well, it's too late : - - you anxious to do the same. [WY vac Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Eats Refreshments Games Gate Prizes How many grains in a bushel of mow. Ill have to try and remember : A GOOD TIME FOR EVERYONE DON'T You DARE MISS IT. wheat? Have any notion? We didn't, | that next year, but my stooges have figured ‘er out. | RR A —— AAA A —————————] Ps BI 8 0 lf ts of 4 ol inn We AS a, 0 TB an PY NR ha ge a 0) A A A
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