Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, January 13, 1949 |
he Mount Joy Bulletin
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher

Is D NE, 1901
through due process of law. But
4) Shay Ye th end reen’t i; the ssme—a na- |
ll Eh TH ition where all then have less
ves $2.00 and less freedom of action and de- |
. $1.00 cision, and where the political
60 rulers determine more and more
05 | what we shall think and do. |
Usually, we
Postoffice at Mt, | £9
15s mail mat-| of
1879.
surrender
political
gain, Gevernment |
rights to
ernment for promises
material
March 3,
will give us wealth, Govern- |
Newspaper ment wily build us houses. Gov-
ion ernment will for our crops.
= | Government will provide goods or
ervices cheaper. Government will
TO R I A L; retect our health, and support us
old ege Government will
= + + deal with almost every obstacle
min has his | that confronts us from the cradle
ke less heir 10 to the grave. But before govern-
ore {ace to wash,
e 5 0»
ment can cven attempt to give us
these things, it must
vedeeming feature | power to control the human and
They | meterial resources of the nation,
government becomes strong enough
CAN BE WRONG
PARENTS

there is no recourse for the
perents want a co'lege ed- people chert of revolution. The
their children. Col- | whole machinery of the stete is
( pointed to as the goal to keep the people in line
aincial success and social | (5 de stroy dissent, to make in-
estige. DC it occur, to some div iduality a crime.
that certain boys and In (eday's world, the United
inclined towards col- | is in a position without the

| president of
have the
we
q i
o sorry when youl and teke the savings of the people |
through taxes. And that is how
eo ® dictatorships are built.
/ . It seems, however that govern-
ily a man insults a wo- ‘ :
ment never delivers promised |
. is expected to apolo- : :
material benefits. The standard
woman insults a man { ivi : I
. . ( wing oi any eoplie goes down
tainks he had it coming | | oy Yy pooper
in ratio to the growth in power |
n
: of those who rule. But, once
ad
YTS
HAPPENINGS §
a of en
LONG AGO

}

’
20 Years Ago
Fifth annual Lancaster County
Coxn Show was held at Hotel
Brunswick, Lancaster.
Nerman E. “Bill” Garber, native |
of Mt. Joy, a passenger con=- |
ductor of P. R. R. on
Division, retired
Mr. Harry
Pittsburgh |
January 1st |
elected |
Fire Co., |
Chief of
Brown was
Friendship
end Walter R.
the company.
Wm. M
Pennell,
Hollowbush, well known
attorney, committed suicide at his
heme by inhaling gas.
Frank Herzog, who conducted
Hotel at Ir sold
Joseph Steckle
Brown
the Irwin mville,
the business to
Andrew purchased the
newspaper routes, conducted in
Mt. Joy by the late Wm. M. Hol-
lowbush. {
In the Manheim and Lititz vi-
cinities, tobacco is selling at 20 to
{22 and
5 cents.
An opal given the late General
Cameron by the Czar, when the |
former was Ambassador of Russia, |
may be viewed at the State Mu- |
seum, Harrisburg.
Thieves gained entrance by
*.R
and stole
forcing a door at the P.
| Freight Station here
$11.90.
Activities Of Qur
held,
held during open house.
he
parents of scouts and the public
to the Open House to be held on
Tuesday evening, Feb. 8th in the
located on North Mar-

Scout Den,
Local Boy Scouts
Instead this meeting will be
Fourteen years ago a Conowingo
Now

: : ket St. across from Stehmans | woman swallowed a pin.
A meeting of Trop 29, Bey Flour Mill. The meeting schedu- | she is in a serious condition at a
Scouts of America, was held in the led for Mon. Feb. 7th will not be | hospital from the eflects.
Scout Den on Monday, January
10th with 16 boys present. Sen-
ior Patrol Leader, Donald Thome,
opened the meeting with a Flag NEW and USED
ceremony in which the Scouts had
B-15 JACKETS New and Used
LEATHER JACKETS Sheep lined, New
and Used.
TROUSERS Several Kinds
NEW ARMY BLANKETS
ARMY TOWELS
GLOVES

SOCKS
flag and sang
“We're On The
lined around the
the Scout Song,
Upward Trail.”
MESS KITS and CANTEENS
TUBE REPAIR KITS
During the period for scoutcraft,
divided into sever-
which some of the
the boys were
al groups of
boys did wood carving, othe:s Many (New and Used Items In Stock Not Mentioned
made plaques into which the
scout laws will be burned. Sev- 3
eral of the boys worked on their PEIFFER EN
Tenderfoot and Second Class re-
quirements. A competitive knot
| tying contest between the three GOVERNMENT SURPLUS
patrols was held during the re-
Open Daily 2 P. M ta 9 P. M.
creation period. The meeting had
closed with the singing of the
Government Surplus
FIELD & COMBAT SHOES New and Used
T-SHIRTS
OUTSIDE ¢ ENAMEL PAINTS by the gal.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M. Donovan | Sed With the 41 East Main St. Mount Joy, Pa.
| entertained to dinner in ‘honor of BC Bh ona.
their neices and nephews who Scout week will be observed the Bernard Kear, Prop.
were home for the holidays. | week of Feb. 6 - 12. The Scouts PHONH 272-M
Lester Hench, of Florin, sold his | wish to take this opportunity to
property at the corner of
and Angle Streets,
{of Elizabethtown.
Square
to a Mr.
Mrs. Susan Derr, is celebrating
| ~~
her 76th birthday.
A very important business
rhange in the borough is that of
cucation? It is found that | precedent. The most obvious |
per cent of students in arts | is that we are a mighty pow-
clleges, (ail to complete a four op from the material standpoint,
e. Though illness, and | wo are making an effort which
i of funds, no part-| hog no parallel in history to ve- |
tin rk. some students cannot a score of devasted na- |
Others cannot meet edu- | tions, and to save them from hun-
tional reguivements, pernaps be- | gop
ing distracted by campus activities,

and despair.
important,
disease
This is vitally but it
ial cngasements, It behooves | i
not the end of the matter by a|

government above the
who elect it. weakens our
states. It cr to glorify
people
producing
wi lion dol-

his newly passed year. | physical security and our chance
ture of cotton was | for survival
| " . ' aie
Califerniz, only in 1916, Ths is a matter of spiritual
{ 1d cppe cotton has be- | values. We have ne statistics with
« pid established com | which to measure them, no pro-
1 € a state rich in 1 Cuction figures to make other
proveh the enterprise and peoples gasp in envy. But it is
of individuals, spiritual values which will turn the
{ i itable and cales, one way or the other, in
lifornia‘s ist of posibilities. | the Tong run. The real meaning
i il the problem of #he | of America is in the hearts of her |
VET ural water table, that | peoples, and in the freedom and
1 isi i host laid | cignity of ali men.
ure gives, That, then, is what we have to
1 na es away offer at a time when the world is
© o divided into two camps without a
VIIRE OF TOO commen meeting ground. We
XE © )
i TE cennect oTer more. We must of-
i i V A
it vost things | fer less. We must check our
4 sn todave world is t own drift toward the totalitarian |
{ pris st2te where the gevernment be-
e ca frem eflects—1
th ts of tan terrible problems | supreme and where individ-
€ 1 tae: ye ar :
Hs i
he nations have upon ual thrift, opportunity, industry
"Vinge Pree de are
R is the old story of | Savings and freedom ave lost.
. 3's re ee es
being unable to see the forest he-
the trees. Ever since THE WEATHER!
ne we have lived BY KENNET{! DROHAN
ong after nother The following is a report of the
. 1 > I
stic and international, We . ;
! ang. local weather conditicns from Wed-
wave | 1 plague by fear one & "
nave 1 plagued y . nesday, January 5 to Tuesday, Jan.
ay an i i up by new hepe
te next. The wh ‘world could
: : . I Temperatures
> d to mercury mn a tube, ar
: : Dy Lowest: 29 (10th)
violently at any distur- er
rock i Tighe (8th)
ang never attaining stabil- a
Average: 43 degrees.
ty oy
wy. Least daily temp. range: 14 (5th) |
A thousand books could be| 7° 8 nl
: . Sy . | Greatest daily temp. range: 24 (7th)
written sbsut the difficulties we
. . ' Average daily temp. range: 19 de- |
sre in, without touching more J
> : ‘ i : jrees.
han the surface of the material. 8
‘ : Wind
ut, looking at the world from | _ a :
i Preva.ling direction: North.
we Lest perspective we can now tot MPH
. : Average velocity: 8 M.P.H.
nd, it seems clear that the basic y 5 3
: . Barometer
problem, which underlies in one I .
wT west: 20.67 in. (6th)
vay or gnother all other problems, as .
: - Ju y. | Highest: 20.29 in. (5th)
this: The trouble with the 4 a
: : f rage: 30.06 in.
world is that it has too much Average:
Precipitation
1.86 in.
1.79 (5th)
ywernment, to much absolute au-
al
thority. Tota
Greatest in 24 hrs.:
pre¢p.:
This is not a new situation, | :
unique to our age fhe whole| Total snowfall: None
history of civilization has been a Days with precipitation: 1
3 mt ees AED Cn
conflict between the individual and
those whe wished to enslave him. |
That conflict has caused innumer-
ible wars, revolutions, economic with
upheavals, al] manner of disasters. | make the hest egg storages, ac-
But in the present world the | cording to Harry H. Kauffman, |
tecinique of enslavement has been | | extension poultry specialist of the
perfected. In Some cases gov- | Pa. State College. |
ernment maintains its pewer with | —
the whip and the gun. In other | Everybody reads newspapers but |
cases ii is far subtler — it in- | NOT everybody reads circular ad- |
creases and solidifies its authority | vertising left on their door step. ’
KEEP EGGS COOL
Cool roms (40 to 50
75 per cent relative humidity
legrees)

parents to study their children | rons shot. If American leader-
before they reach . college age, | skip proves to be purely material,
out if they are college ma-|it will he doomed to eventual |
whether they have legiti-|fajjure some of the police states
mate excuses for preferring not | algo rich in resources. What
to go to cellege. Remember that | America must offer the world,
per cent! along with her flood of goods is
LA the supreme example of the fact
ANOTHER STATE HEARD OF that a {rece people, with a free
Fer those why feel cotton is! economic system and a representa-
ng only in southern states below | tive government of their own
¢ Masen Dixon line, hear ihe | choosing, can outdo the police
report frem California. This | states. Everything we have done |
i offering a challenge to|cr may do at home to weaken
hama for third place ameng | cur tradition of individual freedom
| plant is not
| stakes.
| Ma:ch are
until they
| finishing
[need an extra wide
H. S. Newcomer and Son who will
conduct the hardware store and
Ford Agency independently.
| The Independent Band, mas-
{ querading as the Hocus Pocus
Band, of Mount Joy have been
invited to participate in the Phila.
Mummers Parade on New Years
Day.
= i
The Bulletin’s
Scrapbook !
+ + +
Week's Best Recipe
Tongue in Spicy Sauce: 1
| smoked beef tongue, about 2 lbs
to cover, 2 T fat, 1-4 min-
{ced onion, 3 T flour, 3 ¢
| broth, 1-2 t salt, 1-8
t cloves, 1-2 t
seasoning, 2 T
water
tongue
t pepper, 1-8
kitchen bouquet
brown sugar, 2T
raisins.
Bring
until the
vinegar, 1-2 ¢ seedless
Cover tongue with water.
ito boil, simmer slowly
tongue is tender, about 2 hours.
Re-
Slice
Melt
moderate
hour.
move tongue, take off skin.
diagonally in
Let cool in broth one
1-4 inch slices,
fat in frying
Add
frequently.
pan over
heat cook two min.
Stir in the
onion,
stirring
flour Add 3 ¢ broth from cook-
ed tongue Add seasonings, kit=-
chen bouquet, brown sugar, vine-
gar. Cook, stir constantly until
auce thickens and comes to boil.
Add raisins and sliced tongue.
Cover, let tongue simmer over
min.
with
low heat 15 Serve arranged
on platter crisp cucumber
slices, with sauce in small bowl.
Serves 4-6.
Evergreen Care
winter
High
snowfall
winds and heavy
may damage your ever-
greens A crust of snow and ice
splits ever; Some
will split
meens apart.
to the very base if tho
cared for properly
Evergreens where growth is in a
column form, wil] suffer from a
heavy snow since it will spread
the center wide open. It isn't
too late to protect the small ever-
greens by puting branches as a
You
cen protect the taller evergreens
tacked to
February and
break or wind, around them.
with burlap or canvas
January,
months that are hard
on your shrubbery. Protect it.
Here Is A Tip
Do not over-cook spaghetti and
macaroni, waen they are to be
used in combination dishes that go
into the Cook them
tender, but
The
make
oven later.
are almost
tender.
oven
not thoroughly
in the will
When
piece of wax-
the dish taste better you
seal
ed paper,
with a hot
two strips together
iron. |
The seal cools
seconds and makes any |
you desire. |
Inspirational
This I resolve on-to run,
run; and to
cannot go.
in a few
size sheet
when A
creep, when I
John Bunyan |
- eee.
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PHONE 200

It's June in January
(= with A&P’s
| CANNED
FOODS!

Favorite foods like tomatoes, baked
beans, tomato soup, grapefruit
juice, corn, peas, pineapple an
peaches. You'll find ail these and :
many, many more . . . at thrillingly thrifty prices .
in the colossal canned foods event now in progress
at your A&P Super Market.
STANDARD QUALITY
ox
TOMATOES i v0 & =
BUTTER KERNEL—WHOLE KERNEL
CORN 2 = 33
GREEN GIANT PEAS 2 Ux dic
IONA SWEET PEAS 2 = 24c
2 "x 230
3
6
27¢
A&P SAUERKRAUT
TOMATO JUICE “ wn 29C
G.L.F. BEANS Wich wn 45C
TOMATO SAUCE
DEL MONTE OR LIBBY'S FRUIT
COCKTAIL 2 49°
DEL MONTE SLICED OR HALVED
PEACHES nu Jac
A&P APPLE SAUCE om 201C
JUICE 0/300 ST “om 37C

IONA PEACHES "i's" on 21€
PINEAPPLE =~ 3c
14-02
RITTER'S CATSUP i. 15¢ iii: 21c
BEVERAGES “suit” of
*
BOTTLE 10c
(*Plus Deposit & Pa. State Tax)
CAKE OF THE MONTH COCOANUT MERINGUE
65°
LAYER CAKE
MARVEL BREAD 'idc 19¢
PIES aiff “49c “or 58¢
LEMON MERINGUE
: “JUN KET” DANISH * 2 pkas 2ic
PEANUT BUTTER 33¢
WILBUR’S COCOA © 21c “i. 4ic <
BEST PURE LARD ih 19¢
print
CH EES MILD CHEDDAR
each
Reduced
Price
OR MUENSTER * 49¢
a’
PABST-ETT mo i 89¢ )
CHED-O-BIT F000 het \
U. S. No. 1 Yellow
ONIONS
5 w= 25°
EATING APPLES two ater BIC
TEXAS RED BEETS 2 ww 19¢
SWEET POTATOES 4"29¢
NEW GREEN CABBAGE *5¢
GRAPEFRUIT LARGE SIZ 4" 29¢c
EVAP. PRUNES wv 2c /
EVAP. PEACHES 8 32
RAISINS cus Packace F 3 10c
Nt” ier” Nir” ser” tr” evr”

DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE
JUICE
A&P SECTIONS OF
GRAPEFRUIT 2
2 18-07 cans 31¢
20-07 cans 31¢
WHITE HOUSE !
APPLE. BUTTER 28-02 jar 19e
DELMONTE LIGHT & SWEET
CHERRIES 17-07 jar 37¢
WHOLE KERNEL CORN
NIBLETS 2 12-07 cans 35e

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Daily Laying Mash
25 lb bag $1.15 100 Ib bag $4.49
Daily Scratch Feed
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All prices in this advertisement are effective in A&P store
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Mount Joy.

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