A The Bullet lin,
Mt. Joy. Pu.,
Thursday,
Sapte mbei WY,
T he Mount Joy Bulletin
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 : mm
( | n become so, hy fol
d Ev rsd t No { wu! ! ol
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: t have to leok home-made
Subscription, per year x) ;
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7 M | ha re Keeping
Single Copies 05 A fi to a leading pub-
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Extered ot the Tet Ga cedl ind leathe
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ter under tl Act \ 1879 Pp md usy itn nner
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YC ri ) a been for the ladies, God
EDITORIAL iis rin
when they choose their hats!
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HM it ever comes to a i3-months | IT GOES TO SHOW
calendar, we hope it will | i in Oregon town, population a-
months of June and seven of | bout 7.760, proves that Kindness
pays Courtesy own re
ew least depart
Vy Crop {| ment 1 it so
iam « i the 1 1 he ) n we used,
ta i wratitude is a sur- | when the “violation” shows in red.
rlus at a'l times vou generally get a ticket that in-
licates a fine for ever-parking. In
this small town, at the instigation
M Wallac the southern
De right time. As | the Chamber of Commerce who
you ail kn it the hurricane | Invest $25 as capital for the plan,
eason vihen the parking meter shows
oe 0 red”, the patrclman puts a nickel
SOMETHING TG WORRY ABOUT | In the slot, attaches a courtesy en-
bes velol ch the tori
It is predicted that the current elope in 1 the motorist can
shortage of high school teachers, | Yeturn the five cents, Those with
will 1 ave ad that there | hitle faith, think the system is
will be an over-supply in certain | [0cihard) However extending
lines uction. There is little | Such coumtesy is so appreciated,
3 that in » month's time the inter-
0p r help where there | 1 hi iid im Re Inter
i x 1 rade school teachers ¢st on tne mvestment was 6 per
Ti iid that if Junior gets well- | ent! Fils not only returned the
trained grade school teachers, | NCH I but some sent dimes and
within t} t few vears. Junior | quarters. Two sent half-dollars
With the influx of | 20d cne sent a dollar. Maybe, over
1 {a period of time, trusting to the
into the elementary |
hers henesty of man, may be a loss to
| La rand We
schools, the well-trained teac
There
certificates | will he thise who neglect to return
{ the nickel and
to be found, are less than in 1941 doubt it.
Frequently, emergency
are issued where the regular man who pays
the dime or quarter will take care
of the debt. Mayl
ieve that the majol
teacher's requirements are lowered |
» so, but we be-
nd applicants have had little or no |
instruction teacher's training. ity of people
re net going to return evil for
rood We
{ then, bv ust such a
Teacher's salaries are higher, in
bist
many communities, but in to need to be reminded,
pro-
many instances, the salary leve!
henesty and courtesy as
hss cennection with the teach- |
in Oregon, that “chiselers”
er’s qualifications.
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THEY NEED EMPL
“Employ the
capped”, is
YYMENT | the writer had a similar exper-
Physically
of community
courtesy on a
wli- |
south several years ago. Un-
observed Oct. 3 -9.|
knowingly he parked in a restric-
These physic
feel there is no
vices, where
ly disabled often |
rit area and he » returne
room for thelr sii when he returned fo
a Jarve rod. tae
fitness seems to be t a ge red tag,
ysical fitness is neces- | the cops hand
deynoe. Fhy
sery in many trades but there are |
occupations where such handi- | t: "You have violated om
. regulations but i
capped persons might be employed, | : but instead of
to the of the one whe Hin: line ang costs you are
1 3 : xeused We want 5 { re
hires na tor (nh morale of the | o Want you to return
7 0 our tow: whenever Jossible
ed man who wants to | ve awn henever possible,
. : thank yu f this visi May vo
vorth. Given the zht | re eX ist. Ma oy
0 i yee me self-supporting, | you ‘nds come often
ntribu to 1 economy of the | 1s an illustration of cour-
at one never forgets and il
add increased ouiput |
fends,
3 Ser They ty
] {
I } able md
th wi i « si a, |
) e
font 3 well | WS From
« lican he
Ye 1 y 3 1)
i | capped are examp-
les cot and Ww beneli : ;
th y them ichs, econ-
omecal 1 spiritually. |
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FIRE FREVENTION | =a
: is) {10} I $319.85 or $13.91
A week 1s sot aside to remind us |
3 : ort >, ' | er] hor
t gainst fire loss
. | \
ti ws and ordinances, co- |
: . | > (0
cperative effort in broadcasting the
need o ty, the stressing in !
\ Hollir M S 1 Mi
nce and carefuiness. A sue- |
t
« r 5 event ram .
ws Assembly Program
the 2 fie
: 4 I \
f | n taught in schools |
is equally import-| °° a
nt. If we had started twenty-five |
I 1
vears aso t present the faets, | ;
> . +
ehnarey might ha suffered less :
ro 1 There are simple ’
)
Ww to e devastation to | :
ti vel vOut in addy ad i
de i t might include | !
the fire laws and ordinances, sta- : =
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tist less, technieal information nya y
Er Iy Old K
with the more complex 1
. 1 1 il
duty of all of us| : :
to make fire prevention a po ti y
3 In 1 ( |
program, {ww both young and old ‘ :
| yi Wil I
that will bring safety to.our hones, |
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businesses znd public property. {
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eso 0 >IMmon ( viar
. be
STITCHIN' TIME 2
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Those who jok about women i
1 - A { wil
not being able to cook without can
2 1 | i £ \
cpenc) J about mogern NE
3 IN i }
Being uneble te sew on a buitor
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eat your words! Without salt :
Wm th ist | t
pepper. Statistics for stitching
nor more women today are |
the fine seam, than ever |
before. The oldest and largest |
mar of sewing machines |
f
reports a 190 per cent increase over i
Pre-war classes, in sewing instrue- | eh 1 101
tien in their 1600 instruction cen- |v lun 0 :
|
ters. A women says the main rea- | ¢ o 0 il built lor
Sen for more women sewing is due | the purpose. F. H. Leuschner. ex-
lo the drastic changes in styles. | tension poullry specialist of ihe
: 1 Penneviv in State ¢
Buying ready-made clothes to keep | Pennsylvania Stat Colle ex
¥ i 1 . TR si
abreast with the fashion trends, | plains that ‘it helps to fee ne
1
rey « hirde nf a
costs too much for the average |W ater In inese areas 1.2
} i : ¢ | weak or more
pocketbook, she believes. Lots of | vesk or more
‘Women are expert with the needle, | hen the pullets are to be caught.’
before the evenin
CONTROL
vear, remove old
0gist, |
PY NEWTOWN | |
HAPPENINGS |" ONE BALL AND CHAIN TO GET RID OF "
Mr. and Mrs, John Cromwell
- of ~~ nd Mis. K. Franklin, were Sunday
LONG AGO | it of ind Mrs. B. L. Bow-
A Vir, d M: Earl Geltmacher
20 Years Ago nt the weekend with Mrs. Min-
4 nie G of Kinderhook.
N Martha Orio spent the
ekend with Mr, and Mrs. George
( It hell pr
M id Mn Irvin Witmer and
ted | family visited Mr. and Mrs. John
} f K i Ironville on Sunday.
} « VI nd M Frederick Mum-
Ville property ol d laugnter Mrs. John
1 ite VI Vi and Mi Good of
I eth York, ai Mi Blanche Frysinge:
Herst pe v 1d Mount J R1, called on Mi
Reuben St or | M Daniel Mcore on Sunday
( ] d Mrs. Howard Johnson of
the Lan Sanitary Lance r and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
( f Manheim were Sunday
q undation wall for the uests of Mr. and Mrs Abram
{ ble dwelln ( I Gamber,
completed li Minnie Gamber spent the
8-44; lard, 15! k-end vith relatives and
I Middletown,
G. S ¢ Prope VIh Mrs. Henry Rollman of
( Ww ithdrawn | Lititz visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm
blic sale Haines on Sunday
§ Funk had hi thum! nd Mrs. George Schelkope
bad cerated when a one fell | sponsored kitchen shower at the
n it. home M nd Mrs, Darvin Rod- - es
i" nd Mi Harry Kulm enter in horor of Mr. and Bre EREED GOOD LAMBS College, to use rugged ewe lambs
v ; , i be thi He Te 4 Sheep growers are urged by for building a strong breeding
; t |] we es W. B. Connell, extension livestock flock and to head the flock with
ed in Wh nd M Daniel Geltmacher | specialist of the Pennsylvania State a good ram.
H ittended a family birthday dinner
Fe Ge A. Kercher officially | at tae home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
lled Rev. Chas. F. Holland : Farlow at Hopeland, given in hon-
of Marietta Lutheran | or of Mi Geltmacher mother Cl
Church who celebrated her 53rd birthday. ean rus e tone
WU J n I of Ho menses cet Gf — |
rt EY EUBSS Be. 1
har | ACEO y - !
fonvre Prompt Delivery at . |
Be lected. 1 (From page 1)
e N Student 1 | Rhoads, secretary Fay Ackerman, °
Ft 2 co : : bis sistant; Mildred Mummaw, chor- Low ricés {
N ¢ { New Dut ste Ackerman, assistant; i ff
hibitio it the We [ pianist; Mildred Sie- ®
1 Gar J. H. Barto, prop. | grist, sistant; Shirley Von Stette: ’
3 Twp he have | and Anna Siegrist, librarians; Nor-
ct ident x We vr, and Robert Garber, . S & 0 i 0 I
Soto NE Penn Lime Stone & Cement Gompany
It w announced that the 1949
The Bulletin's Sunday school picnic will be held | PHONE ETOWN 66-R-2 a RHEEMS, PENNA.
|at Hershey Park. On Sunda) 5-8- |
S bh k ! morning, the new piano in the A
Ci ap COK . Siadey Say 5 jl foe | [———— SEW AND SAVE — ee
( I na ue Knotty pine 1 1 |
he + + sceial room were dedicated by the
Boe en Rive ron tne me cw nena | TREADLE SEWING MACHINES
: re = 2 1 boy n, D. D. John A. Fox, presiden |
veal OOK cut In 1 > A of the trustees resente he three
bos, 5 T Tard or drippings, 1% 1) ene 10 te CONVERTED TO
Tr rt le Sh 3], DC. A Laut, evident of | [ELECTRIC We Buy ELECTRIC
ey FOL i lf, t| Leban Valley College, gave the : Singers
aa eee fay addy Paul Metzger. | | PORTABLES at Top Prices CONSOLES
: i is I' flou 2 treasurer, reported the total ex-
: Bor AE a Jeol ith i Sorgen NEW AND USED MACHINES
G68 : 3 FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY |
Add pomika, sph . uw REPAIRS FOR ALL MAKES QF 0
: PRRs. ok abou! | PREVENT WHEAT LUSS SEWING MACHINES J s
e done I : 3 d een pe ent of the wheat |? »
ot tor. thay wrvested Pe vlvania this 2 z
touid for avaw : y d d the Hessian | <
to eight ie molunteq to abouts »
he n 1 >] a <
Use Celery Seed At x doll Planting bu m
Y Leo VW he use. J. O. Pep-
Ne ntomologist of the | |
lishe : > {
( eed ¢ 1 ave aamag
bread a |
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re eal, in whict SIMON P. NISSLEY | $36.75 Complete oe Riek up aud Complete $69.95
ters for frying. Scatte MARY G. NISSLEY] [| :
w seeds cver each layer of o FUNERAL DIRECT! . . -
fern When Reving Gens seth nl Sewing Machine Sales & Service
TY ry J. V. BINKLEY, 111 N. Market St.
in latter hefo asin) oh i Elizabethtown, Pa. Phone 216-J
kled ove d snd AUSHERMAN BROS. | SEW AND SAVE remem
of the celery hates te fave IY Realtors f Panini es rao iLL EL i ee cia |
vod I James P. Haus, Agent l
Trim It i Phone 25 i
| lings of f tton balls, | Cor. Jacob & Mouht Joy Sts. l
can dress up many home dec- | ——=
( n Yard trimming
h i lety « l f edg- |
fin p Pla
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dressed up with edgi
tt vard. Fringe is
A 1 Clive You can ad
edge of tae slight 7
y te rug a
{ : contrast
ne rug Sit elt Have looped \
. ; cotton hall fringe, as : to \buyers of
Ster{ing Silver
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pur- I'he
pricds of International
Dy :
Sterling hdye rot been raised.
Da H 1739
ee ee cee You can Still get beautiful § |
FREVENT HONEY ROBBING International Sterling Silver for
Ww S robbing honey the same price you paid several
{ ther hives, stop it at once years ago!
W. W. Clarke, extension For 6-picce place
turist TF the Pennsylvania setting in most International
State College v . : ,
Colleg It is a vice. Close Sterling patterns for less than
the entrance to the hive as much $23.00
work the
hon-
Just one more reason to
POSS10ie and do not * 2
ot see our distinguished collection
3D AOL eave any of International Sterling Silver.
ANTHRACNOSE i
ROL. ANTHRAC OSS FICKINGER
Jeweler —
87 East Main St. Tel.
MCUNT JOY, PA.
appeared {this
black raspberry
the new ones with
H. Bauer,
nsion plant pathol-
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dollars down
won't get a-
way... a savings ac-
count in our bank.
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