f\ 1 You know--Neva Wiley, a she originates BE Wants to know why your nose is I you “picket”. --- That does it. \ MATCH POSTPONED - RAIN I match here Tuesday afternoon be- | retire from the firm next Wednes-| Joy, Pa., Thursday 1949! d—The Bulletin, Ml. Way 26, Lew Sauters and John Hawth- made the first flight of the season to Atlantic City last week. David Z. cross country trip to State College | and New Holland, A Department of | Sprayer on its | orn Heisey flew a solo Agriculture South Carolina to Massachusetts stopped at the local airfield to refuel Other visitors during the week are Marshal] Hall flying Ann- ville. Mark Keller Buffalo way from from from | Springs. A load of rubber heels from the | Gerberich-Payne Shoe Factory —~BY~ | were flown to Hanover. Warren Stehman and John A WISE OWL Hawthorne flew to Carlisle and — other cities in that section. When the rains came, one day Harold Newcomer flew to Her- last week, Dick Dillinger, loaned | SheY last Monday. . his a car to go home for dinner. At Norman Heisey Jr. Jeceived 11S home he got busy and was sorta private pilots certificate last Sat. 1 f SY < ds = Alvin Reist, Norman Sprecher anxious as to whether or not they | would get water damage since and Henry Reist flew to Schenec- g ¢ amage ¢ : tady, New York. they are remodeling the house C Yo i” ont “larence Nissley made a trip to roof, etc, and wound up rushing w ae 2 ¥. made 4 i : 1 es-pbarre, back to work at the last minute | dela - with a thousand things on his mind, when a fella asked: “Wher's | GRETNA PLAYHOUSE OPENS my car?” And only then did |JUNE 9, WITH PHILA. STORY Dick realize he had walked back | The Gretna Playhouse, Eastern to work and left the car up home. | Pennsylvania's most popular sum-| —So back he went after it. | mer theatre, located at Mt. Gretna, | rings up the curtain on the 1949 Jim and | season on Thursday, June 9th, at “The Philadelphia hit on Broadway open a But he had company. , Jane Krall got their wires crossed | Which | Story”, and in the time over town the other evening. a smash They drove over in the car gether. When Jane decided to £0 | home early she did so and Jim walked home. When he there, he didn’t see the car, which to- movies will week's engagement. later,| The week’s schedule is | to be offered by Gene P. Otto and Charles F. Coghlan, co-produ-| eleven got he | surmised Jane drove home | ¢ers, and Mr. Coghlan again ser- But she too flad walked, leaving | VINE as director. This is the fifth season for the for him. So=-0-0, he went and got the car. the car back | popular playhouse since it reopen- An outstanding from | ed after the war. thinks | company of Broadway and Hollywood has been the stage and successes which will make A Salunga fella says he performers women are awful funny, cause one time he had a girl get mad | at him just changed his mind. = “Can you think of any reason for asked “Well, we were eloping and I had veal signed to play in é scree because he Screen 3 up the season’s schedule. A Arsen JUNIOR LEGION TEAM IN SESSIONS SUNDAY her anger?” 1 changed my mind and took the | PRACTICE ladder away when she was about The Mount Joy Junior Ameri- half way down from the second | can Legion Baseball team will hold floor window.” —- Isn't she a poor | practice sessions on the high school sport? baseball field this Thursday, May 26 at 5:30 p. m. and Sunday, May Henry Engle was most perturbed | 29 at 2:30 p. m. The team has about a dead dog lying out in the | been practicing the last two weeks street so he told Kersey to go dig Kersey did out to | are and any more boys who were not 18 years old before January 1, 1949 to try out for the The roster of 18 boys will have to be completed within the a hole to put it in. just that and then pick up the dog—which get up and walked away. went welcome promptly | squad. next few weeks, for this season, so this is the final cal] for candidates. While waiting in line to go on ; ol : 1 The team will lay two games through the checker stall at the | 1he tea Twi. Dlay 9. each week, Tuesday and Thursday Acme on Monday, I overheard this 3 Ps 0 : evenings, starting June 7th. The conversation. team will probably play an ex- First wife: “I going to take my fur coat down to Lancaster and am hibition game at 4:30 Monday, May 30, Memorial Day at the Borough put it in cold storage this after- Rook.” Second witc “That’s a Park, as part of the Mount Joy "Secor . at’s al lebre wonderful idea it keeps them from | on mpl A iii losing their hair, getting spoiled, end nobody can steal them.” The CAUGHT A 20 INCH BROWNIE first wife: “Yeah, sometimes 1| IN BIG CHICKIES CREEK wish I could put my husband in| Clarence Mowery, 18 year old Sal- tnere for a couple of months’.---- | Unga angler, latched on to a 20 inch brown trout in Big Chickies Creek I'll bet he'd love it! For the re- | lief. at Bender's Mill near his home on hooked the beauty Tuesday evening. He A Florin lady had told daughter to call the doctor to stop three pound, one ounce net with a worm and landed it safely. in on his afternoon route. Finally Mowery had been fishing nearly in the afternoon, when the doctsr | all day and he finally gpt his did arrive, her daughter went in- | Strike at 6:30 p. m. It was the biggest fish he has ever caught and cf the season thus to her room and said: “The doc- { his ninth trout tor’s here.” Absent-mindedly, | " her Ma replied: “Dear me, I'm ! far, : in bed and can't see him in this| It was the first he has ever condition. Tell him I'm ill”. — — | caught a trout in the Big Chickies. 4 : | ———— ee She needs a psychiatrist. . ro THEIR FIRST PRACTICE A newcomer is welcomed to our The first practice game for the Midget-Midget baseball team will the Hershey. columns this week in of Mrs. Neva Smith, of person be held on the Park diamond on Thursday, June 2nd, at six o'clock. All you kids interested in base- ball, your chance, out next Thursday night. —— Cent WIN NET MATCHES Lancaster and Mount Joy turned {in Inter-County League victory on Lancaster former resident of town. She's not only an accomplished pianist jokes=--yet! but now here’; come on She like a union.--Why is it? Cause Tennis “My wife is reducing”, remarked ! Saturday as a Donegal St. man to a co-worker. | turned back Middletown 9-0 on the This morning she touched her | Lancaster courts and Harrisburg toes twenty times without bending | dropped a 7-2 decision to Mount her knees. Can your wife do|Joy cn the Harrisburg courts. that?” YE Co-worker: “This morning my | LEAVES YORK HOSPITAL wife touched the floor with her| Mrs. Anna Long, Manheim R2, chin without bending her knees.” | was discharged from the West Side Donegalian: “How in the world | Osteopathic Hospital, York, yester- did she do that?” | day where she was admitted Sun-| Co-worker: “She fell out of! day for observation after involve- bed.” ——On!! ment in a four-car accident. You'd better be in town Monday. RETIRES AFTER MANY YEARS | Everybody’ll be here! After 49 years: of service, Eugene | ————e——— L. Herr, Landisville, vice-president | { and secretary of L. B. Herr and Son Rain postponed the final tennis | 46-48 W. King St, Lancaster, will| ween Mount Joy High and Mec- | day. 1 rs Caskey High, of Lancaster. The . ! game is now scheduled for next| The manufacture of glucose is an y. important industry. REG'LAR FELLERS By Gene Byrnes we / / {LL BE BIFFLED. HAVE | gor ’ 00 YA WANT NN ND--TAKE em) THESE RAGS YA BEEN | | WAS GOING } CLEANIN' YOUR A TO THROW ek PAINT BRUSHES WITH, V3 ~~ /] ’ Al NEWTOWN The Ladies Aid Society held the meeting at the Irvin Witmer on regular monthly home of Mrs. Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Geltmacher visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Landis, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Keith and Mr. Mrs, Mervin Keith of Lititz RD1 on Friday evening and Sat. Mrs. Wilma Floyd visited Mr. and Mrs. William Witmer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bankers of Mt. Joy visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witmer on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Abrey Bowls and daughter and Mrs. Mary Bowls and son and granddaughter all of Marietta visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Isler and family on Thur- day evening. The Newtown Midget ball team defeated Mt. Joy in a double header on Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Giles Urban and son Billy spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rollman and family. Miss Betty Ann Haines is on the sick list. Mr. and Mr. Paul Mumma of Harrisburg and Mr. and Mrs. and James Whitcomb of York visited Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Moore Sun. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geltmacher and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stoppon of Mt. Joy RDI1 on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wittle from Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Ragner Hallgren of Mt. Joy visited Mr. and Mrs. Arstice Wittle Sunday. Mrs. Irvin. Witmer, Mrs. Lillian Witmer visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Godfrey of York County on Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Earhart and son Ronald of Lancaster RD visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Geltmach- er on Monday evening. —— Sy — Mortuary Record (From page 1) the late Fannie C. Hertzler Greider. His wife was Four sisters survive. They are: Mrs. Lizzie Mumma, Oreville Men- nonite Home; Sarah, wife of Jacob Newcomer, Mountville; Mamie, wife of Benjamin Rohrer, Landis- ville; and Mrs. Annie Erb, Florin. G. Frank Lehman G. Frank Lehman, fifty-six, Eliz- abethtown R3, died at his home at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday of a cerebral hemorrhage. A son of the late Jacob and Har- riet Haldeman Lehman, he was a member of the Elizabethtown Men- nonite Church. He is survived by his wife, Jen- nie Lehman, and the following chil- dren: Alice, wife of Allen Gall, Elizabethtown R2; Ruth L., wife of Clarence Givens, Elizabethtown R2; Rheems; Mahlon, Ammon, at home. survived by two grandchildren, and three sisters, Mrs. Agnes Fox Her- shey; Mrs. Eli Shope, Middletown; and Mrs. Samue] Smith, Mt. Joy Wayne, Glenn, and He also is Mrs. Annie Wittel Mrs. Annie Augusta Wittel, 82, widow of Henry K. Wittel, died on Saturday at her home in Florin following an illness of two weeks. A life long resident of Florin, ! she was a member of the Gloss- Brenner E. U. B. Church, Florin the Ladies Aid Society, Missionary Society and the Ladies Bible Class. She is survived by these chil- Ama‘M.,, wife of N 8S. Grimum, Mechanicsburg; Bessie E. wife of Roy S. Baker, Florin; Em- ma W., wife of Benjamin D. Kiehl, Miss Edna B. Wittel, Los Angeles, Calif.; Jno. B., Florin; Henry B., E'town; and Clara E, wife of Norman S. Will of Florin. Nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren also survive. The funeral was held from the Nissley Funeral Home here Tues- day afternoon with interment in the Camp Hill Cemetery. dren: Lancaster; Up in Clinton County: a geeat horned owl killed eighty-six’ chick- ens before a farmer shot it. FOOD SALE, JUNE 10TH DEEDS RECORDED | ATTENTION ALUMNI Martin H. and Lina R. Cope, of | All alumni of Mt. Joy High to John A. and Anna E.| School who expect to attend the Stehman, Mount Joy Twp, lot with | banquet June 34, ore reyuested 1d mai] the return card to Christine Rheems, improvements, Rheems. Eli D. and Cora Ament, Mount | 9 Joy, to Chester N. and Ruth Ober, B ENN ETT 5 Mount Joy lot with house and garage, Rapho Twp. $4,500. _ Restaurant AUSHERMAN BROS., 45 EAST MAIN ST. Rialtors MOUNT JOY James P. Hdus, Agent MEMORIAL DAY Phone 3-5711 Open 8 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. Cor. Jacob & Mount Joy Sts. I Meals Served 11:30 a. m. — 8:00 p. mn. We will be closed during the parade SIMON P. NISSLEY MARY G. NISSLEY FUNERAL IMRECTORS Mount Joy, Pa. Closed Sundays Quality Meats A FULL LINE OF ATE Fruits & Vegetables ey. SE KRALL'S Meat Market West Main St.. Mt. Joy Dr.H.C.Killheffer | Optomettist MANHEM 163 s. st. Telephone Mon. & Wedngs. 9.5:30 | Tues. Fri. Sat, 7-9 P, M, i BULK AND GALLONS 'C. M. WEBB & SON 122 South Barbara Street MOUNT" JOY, PA. ROOFING — SPOUTING SHEET METAL WORK ROOF PAINTING PHONES: | Mt. Joy 3-4081 E'town 928R7 ATHLETES FOOT GERM KILL {T* FOR 35c. IN E HOUR, | Tues Fri. Sat, || | If not pleased. yur money back. Ask 9:30-1:00.2-5 P. M, ELIZABETHTOWN any druggist forjithis STRONG fungi- 16 E. High St. | cide, TE-OL. Made with 909% alcohol, Telephone 24-R || it PENETRATES. Reaches and kills ! MORE germs ON 'CONTACT.* Today at Sloan's Pharmacy _— Weidman, as soon ag possible so| that reservations for the dinner ean be made. HOW ARE YOUR SHOES? | DON’T WAIT TOO LONG | BRING THEM IN. | City Shoe Repairing Co. 30 SOUTH QUEEN STREET | LANCASTER, PENNA. Beer!Call 3-4189 For Home Delivery WACKER SPRENGER VALLEY FORGE PIEL'S PRIOR ROLLING, ROCK ALE & PORTER Victor J. Schmoll —Distributor— OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. Drive In For Curb Service | Welding Electric and Gas Also Specialize On FARM MACHINE WELDING AND EQUIPMENT Automobile and Truck Welding | LAWN MOWER SHARPENING | Cover’s Welding Shop Delta and Marietta Streets { MT. JOY, PA. Phone 3-5931 | Now Open Daily MOUNT GRETNA LAKE BEACH ALSO THE FAMOUS GOLF COURSE Open Every Night 5-19-tf i ! - | | ‘Mexican FRIDAY — SATURDAY, MAY 27 - 28 BUD ABBOTT — LOU COSTELLO Sewing | or: CT Machines|| zs | THEATRE =e [) -in- Hayride” NEW AND USED MACHINES FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Convert your treadle sewing machine into a portable or con- MONDAY — TUESDAY, MAY 30 - 31 DICK POWELL — JANE GREER “Station West” sole. Repairs for All makes of machines. We pick up and deliver any- where. We buy used Singers. WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, JUNE 1 - 2 ROY ROGERS — ANDY DEVINE “Far Frontier” -in- J. V. BINKLEY SEWING MACHINE SALES AND SERVICE Phone 216) 111 N. Market St. Elizabethtown, Penna. 11-24-tf GLENN FORD — EL ‘Man From FRIDAY — SATURDAY, JUNE 3 - 4 LEN DREW -in- FRESH AS A DEW-DROP Hose INTERNATIONAL STERLING We'll enjoy showing it to you. HOLMES & EDWARDS ADAM H. GREER Jeweler 87 East Main Street Dial 3-4124 MOUNT JOY, PENNA. most SPECIAL! Present Stock of BOWER’'S BATTERIES $12.95 each | WHILE THEY LAST VAN'S SERVICENTER PHONE MOUNT JOY 3-5671 | Eicherlys I AN OPEN LETTER TO MOUNT JOY MOTHS WARNING If you wanna survive’ better go some place else ‘cause the smart pedple in town let us clean dirty winter things befofe Storing them for the Season, take a word from one who knows and SCRAM! QUALITY CLEANERS 76-78 East Main Street Mount Joy | ee eer se em Tnsare Yow! New financial responsibility laws in most states make auto in- DANGER \. AHEAD surance more important than ever) If you have an accident—and can’t post security up to $11,000 you lose your right to drive! And a damage suit may wipe out your life savings! Insurance is proof of your financial re- sponsibility—protection against financial loss. Let us show you why it pays to insure with State Farm Mutual! AMMON R. HOFFER Mt. Joy, Pa. 119 David St. Phone 3-4901 RT VERE I I SL ALI SR TT ae : BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS WORLD AUTO; INSURANCE COMPANY Colorado” The Busy Workers Class of the Evangelical] Congregational Church will hold a Food Sale in the Mar- |ket House June 10, 1949. American Legion Grounds LIONS CLUB CARNIVAL MANHEIM, PA. FRIDAY, MAY 27:——- SATURDAY, MAY 28: MONDAY, MAY 30:— HILARIOUS COMEDY, — North \Carolina Ridge Runners | WESTERN TUNES — WLAN ARTISTS 101 Ranch Boys HEARD ON/ STATION WORK. YORK, PA. Lawson’s Original Bums WEEU ARTISTS hom Enjoy Good Eating Year Around USE FROZEN FOODS SPECIAL FROZEN GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, GRAPE AND ORANGE JUICE Make pints 25¢ Sealtest Ice Cream Now $1.95 gal. IN 2 FLAVORS. CUT BRICKS, DIXIE CUPS, SANDIWICHES, POPSICKLES Cloister Dairy Ice Cream Now $1.75 gal. Orders for dinners and parties packed on request Mt. Joy Frozen Foods Locker Plant DIAL 35436 Entertainment For Everyone — Good Eats PROCEEDS TO BE USED FOR MEMORIAL PARK PLAYGROUND — Lots Of Fup AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 185 MOUNT JOY, PA. ‘Open Memorial Day - 5:00 p. m. GOOD EATS — REFRESHMENTS East ald E. La] Mal Anna NORRIE Pe: NORRIE Pe: NORRIE Kic Ae Flo Smo MOU PHON These FP
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