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pic ¢—=The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa, Thursday, June 30, 1949 REG'LAR FELLERS ~~ | By Gene Byrnes

; UNCLE DINNY | NOPE == OR MOVIES® WHY DON i A NEW BANIC
4 Mount Joy's Junior Legion team | SPENT 11! TRY SAVIN IT SOMETIME a Ly, wii Jf ~ oe 'B mELLAM, PA | MILE SOUTH ON YORKANA ROAI
\ triumphed over Maytown, Thurs-| rr) SAU J + 2 : |
day by the one-sided score of 9 - 0. LN rar” SUNDA i 9 JULY 3rd
In other league games Elizabeth- | Boul AT ERE As
‘ | town defeated Marietta 16 to 6 nd| Fas 7 FEATURING
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: | New Holland won over Christiana “8 TOM MIX Of The Ralston Straight Shooter
' Iw. ny — a N. B. C. DAILY 5:45 P. M. FEATURING CURLY BRADLEY
: |Mt. Joy Jr. Legion ab r h o a Co) \ Y Taw
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1 eee 10000 Bh. PENSUPREME BAND ~ 40 People
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Bond 30170 {¢ REGISTRARS WILL SIT | Hempfield twp GOLDEN VALLEY TRIO
: | Miller > 10110 Players on Midget, Gretna Theatre TO REGISTER VOTERS —E— old time songs you love to hear
i { MdCult of .%...0..... 3 3 220 Districts in which registrars will | Iceland had at least 25 volcanoes
1b. ivan ! 2 3 : | & Mid et Midget Gaye Hilliard, blonde young ac- ait to fegtisier Voters are | active in historic: times SALLY & SHORTY FINCHER
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; {Rice If v0, 2.100 0) g y : Bh i ; Saturday, July 9, East Donegal. | There are about 150 species of The Early Birds
: | Gerber. If ............ 15000 Monday, July 11, Bapho Twp, | Sis, widely in the heard daily over WNOW from 6 to 7 a. m
BY [Bown Tela . 3 8 } ’ 1 Teams In League I on ay, July 11, Rapho Twp | lu 5 aral. elsewhere. | card daily r WI m 6 a.m.
yd 2b | Wednesday, July 13, Mt. Joy Twp. | Glanders. a dangerous infective
A WISE OWL Hs din 20 0 60 Appended we the players op the Neda July nO, Joy Yup. | 8 teva “Np AND | THE RANGE' RIDERS
Stolp. ne 210 0 4m i i : SORYy sy oy F YOY “or disense © hy Ofte tb ailv WN 7090 & 1-1
stock p - | Midget baseball teams in this lo snd Landisville district of East} muticated: to’ man. heard daily WNOW 9:30 & 1:30
1 hattva k ; A Totals ............ 31 9921 7|cality: Mt. Jov Li —-— ALONG WITH
Well, whattya know, now 5 | Maytown ab r h o a oy [dons CHARLIE TRUSSELL, Your Favorite M.C
July. That's powerful close ........... 4 0 3 1 0 John H. Zink, Mt. Joy, mgh.; |
: Christmas, and I'm still hi cd Collen ss .........0.. 3 0 0 3 3/Albert Myers, fourteen; Russel =
Fi Where does time go? Let's not |Sload 3b ............ 3 0 0 1 1|Gantz, thirteen; Asher Neiss, four~
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! get into that. An argument on J To : 2 3 ¥ 0 teen; Glen Wolgemuth, twelve; in e Vif d i e { n | MONDAY, JULY 4th
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that subject could get most com- Dresher oh Tarts S000 1|Gerald Miller, twelve; Wm. Zim- |
plicated. [Derr 2b .............2 0 0 1 1|merman, fourteen; Benjamin Clin- RHYTHM RASCALS
Mowrer af ........... 2 0 0 0 fourteen; G. Owen Phillips, 1
[ But, speaking of going, reminds |Klein ¢ ............. 1 0 0 0 0/twelve; Toby Weber, fourteen; Mount Joy GARDEN SPOT RAMBLERS
\ me of a little discussion that took | Geltmagyer «f rf 3 ’ ) Henry Klugh, thirteen; Charles |
place at a Berks County Bar ber | Amdt p nl 1 0 0.0 3 Zeller, thirteen; Robert Miller, “Wh re ARGENTINE DUO —~ A Great Whip Act
} Shop not long ago. A fellow was |aNey 1 0 0 0 o fourteen; Donald Germer, fourteen; hi Cre (
! > ; | > hens | I'VE 7, | tress who has made a big hit with :
t in the shop waiting his turn. For | |Irvin Nauman, twelve; Wm Fogey, ; ; od . LN
4 ¢éme reason he was called outside.| Totals ............ 21 0 421 11 twelve; all of Mt. Joy. Gretna audiences this season has | Fi ends Are re \ { SALLY & SHORTY FINCHER
pC When he went in another fellow A Bale Arndt in To 020 os Landisville Lions | cast in the leading role of iy . { The Early Birds
had taken his turn and when ‘the 0 000 000 0—0| Sylvester Poff, Landisville, mer; Corliss Archer in “Kiss and Tell F riendlier .
first ‘guy complained, the E—Wilson, Risser, Boyd, Banner, Gerald Ginder, twelve; Harry Mus- | & geen! comedy which opens a NEMO AND THE RANGE RIDERS
lin’s man said he thought he had gone: Grace, Brandt 3, Dresher. BB—Fs- |selman, fourteen; Mervin Hess, | week's engagement on the stage of : -
Which brought up this remark: Jock, 3 Arndt 2. SO—Estock 8, thirteen; Willie Risser, twelve; Le- | the Gretna Playhouse, Mt. Gretna, {| Along With CHARLIE TRUSSELL
“When a man has ' gone outside, my be a lroy Sauders, thirteen; John Herr, Thursday, June 30th.
has he went?” And the “fellow MT. JOY NETMEN DEFEAT thirteen; Harvey Mumma, four- Miss Hilliard, although barely ADULTS 50¢ Tax Included
wito lost the turn answered: | D. iteen; Kenny Mumma, thirteen; | Out of the teens herself, is a vet- CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE FREE
“Sometimes he has but this time | ggg nh wy MATCH | Melvin Kready, fourteen; Frank pp 3 radio shows in Norfolk, Va. . - 1 Plenty of parking space, special parking space for cripples & shut-ins
he ain’t.’----I don’t know where | In an Inter-County League ten- Fitzgerald, thirteen; Richard Dyer, | her home town, and New York A good time for every member of the family
cur stooges get some of these laffs, | Mis match Saturday. afternoon jg agern James Miller, twelve; | City. She also has had fine Friday Nite, Ju y 1st | )
but they're sure dillies: | Joy defeaed Shillington 7-2 on the| carl Larson, fourteen: John Adams, | training in the theatre, having |
ms ———— j [ec i {fourteen; Daniel Bare, twelve, all played summer stock, including, a JOE KISTLER A ORCHESTRA 1
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“Can you think of anything sad- | Singles lof Landisville and, vicinity. « season at the Royal Alexandra | 4 | "
99 der than a man without a coun- | Fellenbaum (MJ) efested Huy i East Donegal Theatre in Toronto, Canada; and —_—
19¢ try?” asked a studious female as | is go 6-3. . John. G. Hart, Mt. : Joy, Mgr; hres wih John Barton in
she’ looked up from the history she | #n% (MJ) defeated Rein art) Carl Kline, thirteen; Gerald Linde- obacco Road”. -
LS¢c was ‘reading. “Oh yes," said her | 6-3, 6-3. ; Imuth, fourteen; Wm. Dommel, fif- Al haf Sunday Nite, July 3rd
pretty but frivolous companion, | Crider Mh defeated Leight- |teen; Wilbur Heisey, twelve; Har- | CARNIVAL AT LANDISVILLE
XI “a country without a man.” J be ise Sr., 6-3, 6-3. old Derr, thirteen; Wayne Warner, | BENEFIT OF FIRE COMPANIES BILL M KINLEY’S ORCHESTRA
rie | 5 Pie (MJ) defeated Spang,’6-2, {fourteen; Stanley Murphey, :four- | and Salunga Fire C
Lady: “Tobey, I tm sorry toy’ * |teen; Milton Mdwer; twelve; Rob- | Companies, are holding their carni- | 1. MON. NITES, JULY 2. :
85 hear your wife got a divorce. | i (MJ) defeated Lebo, 6-4, ort A Dian SH Hpi val on Friday and Saturday, July | | A
Tokey:: “Yes sh2’s gone| '™ : {man, thirteen; Sidney Gibble, thir-] 15 _ 16 along Route 230 te 11!
: Tory ap { Calm (S) defeated Cramer, 6-2, ‘ o Exhelms — Pong Phas of 8,
heme to her mo er | 61. Vm (8) defeated Cramer, teen; Ross Eshelman, thirteen; the Bank building in Landisville. “Hospatility a nd Good Food | i Elizabethtown High School Grounds
Lady: “I wonder who will do | Doubl |Earl Shuman, fourteen; Dick Entertainment features wil] con- .
my washing now"” Eider avd Forty, SU) de ai Duele = Toston sist of the East Hempfield Twp. |}! | Sponsored By
Tobey: “I don't think you wave | : : "fourteen; all o t. Joy, Yorn] pgand on Friday evening and Pop
anything to worry about ma'am. feated Leightheiser, Sr., and vicinity. a» ’e 3 Md TOP ee Gs ——— CONEWAGO POST 329 AMERICAN LEGION
: . | et, 6-3, 2-6, 10-8. Joe and His Mountaineers for Sat-
I'm courting again, and I courts : — urday. | ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
rapid” | Divet and Zink (MJ) defeated) These are the players on the lo- Gop ‘everyone, good
nimi Leightheiser, Jr, and Reinhart, Midget-Midget teams: Gals Rein dale Mon. | FUN ond AMUSEMENT GALORE
7. member of the class of 1953 | oe 34 d. Ld GS) defeated Mount Joy ay, 18 Tn |
told me that Francis Scott Key's | | am, an delealed| Bob Kunkle, Mt. Joy, mgr.; Jack ih - a
greatest distinction, was the fact | Germer and Grammer, 6-1, 6-3. |Zink, ten; James Pennel], eleven; CE NITER AT Vid: Concert Sat., July 2nd by
Cc that he knew all four verses of the | Harry Frey, eleven; E. Grove, ten; PANCE NITES AT LEGION 3 bh : mY?
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“Star Spangled Banner.”----- The | |Charles Groff, eleven; Jack Beas- American Legion has scheduled r «VO,
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Playground News ton, eleven; Joe Weber, eleven; | dance nights this week, Friday
four verses. Vern Oberioltzer, ten: Dick Hall- | night July 1st, Joe Kistler and his . ' .
) res | . : east week at the gren, eleven; Leroy Kaylor, ten; | orchestra, who always pleases the * Now Playing—Don t Miss It * Mon., July 4th Famous
During the past
Cc Frosh didn't even know there was

Sim Garber was among the many playground the girls are playing Jim Brown, nine; Richard Devit, | crowd, and Sunday Nite, July 3rd Ancther Brilliant Stage Production . .
) local folks at Mt. Gretna swimming | active games in the mornings, such ten, Joe Hostetter, eight, all of | Bill McKinley's orchestra, first ap- | 66 ® 99 (Pennsylvania Dutch) Schnitzel-Bunk Band
last Wednesday night, but his trip | a5 Kick baseball, softball, dodge Mt. Joy. pearance at the Legion | Riss nd ec
wasn't for pleasure. At least from | pall and paddle tennis, while the! Landisville Cubs B DS AWARDED AS GATE PRIZES BOTH NIGHTS
his complaints we figured it wasn't.| smaller children play on the swing] Ben Greider, Landisville, mgr; N 0 D lv WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JULY 6TH OND? A x B N
The heating plant was out of or- and slides. {John F. Landis, eleven; David Di- ow pen al y Numerous Giits Awarded Monday Nite' at 11:00 P. M.
der at the apartments where he | The first hour of the afternoonickel, Jr. sever; Larry McElhenny, T R TN | : : BASEBALL CONTEST JULY 4th AT 2:45 P. M.
resides, gonsequenily ‘there wes no | is devoted to crafts. The smaller eleven, David Weaver, clever; Billy MOUN G E A BROADWAY AND HOLLYWOOD'S Featuring Lancaster County's Leading .EGION Batsmen—
hot bath water, so we figured he | girls made paper beads and did Gilner, eleven; Ken Bower, eleven; | SENSATIONAL LAUGH HIT The ELIZABETHTOWN Post on Their Local Diamond
went over for a bath - simple leather work, making kook Daniel Hess, eleven; George Ad- LAKE BEACH |
markers. lams, eleven; Wm. Zeigler, ten; Le- EL. . . - . -
A visitor to Sate Harbor walked | The older girls are working with vern Macheson, ten; Barry Dis- | @® Don't Miss This Gay Comedy ®
up to Jim Smeltzer who was fish- | eather, making bedroom slipper.'singer, ten; Ronnie Mowrer, ten; ALSO THE FAMOUS | ————— Y SATURDAYS |
ing, and asked: “Good river for | A checker tournament has been Kenny Greider, ten; John Shu- ‘ -— EVENINGS J SATURDAYS
Be fish?’ And Jim, whose luck was | started among the older girls dur- man, nine; all of Landisville, and GOLF COURSE | Curtain 8.30 P.M -— Adm. $1.00 plus tax SHOWS MATINER
Cc nil, replied: “Must be, I can’t|ing the second hour of the after- Rohrerstown 7 AND 9:00 P. M T EAT R AND
9c persuade any to come out.’ noon, while the smaller children) Open Every Night | et ee vss I SATURDAYS E HOLIDAYS
9c ————m— | listen to stories and play simple! -19-tf S00 Mount Joy, Pa. : hod
An elderly man was chiding a | guessing games. THE LOW DO yi
'S¢C youth for being so sure of him- The boys divide in age groups to] ASPHAL FRIDAY — SATURDAY, JULY 1-2
self, when he said: “A sensible : SC 4
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7c | is certain cof what he says.” [shoe throwing. The corti and “HICKO Driveways - Parking Areas Lanes Little Wo en”
5¢C Very seriously, and without a|shower system has been very pop-' You know, old time vaudeville ————
0c Scile, fie youh asked: “Are You on the hot afternoons. was great stuff--the variety of the . — CRUSHED STONE ~ FIRST FEATURE SATURDAY STARTS 5:30 P. M.
3c sure? Ang promptly the man There are now over 150 boys en- gets packed ’em--you would sit Frida & Saturday ! ESTIMATES CHEER F ULL v GIVEN —
answered: “Positive.” rolled at the playground and over! throu vai cla? bea masher lira
@ é gh the ‘trained seals” to see 7 x :
he i mur Thre re owe 90 se or or rte vos || Abbott §& Costello | THOMAS BOYD TODAY HY 4S
I wasn't too busy over the week | signed on the rosters of the four!cian, or the yokel, but most tune- 0 osteo A MOUNT JO 5-44 ROBERT MITCHUM —- BARBARA BEL GEDDES
end, so to satisfy my curiousity | team “Little League” which plays ful fiddler. But as time went on -in- 36 WEST MAIN ST. hot hs, on "e191 6b 99
I counted the number of drops of | one game each day. Team 1 island there were more and more “BUCK i” Blood On The Moon
water in a gallon. Wanta guess | captained by Bill Zimmerman,|“trained seals”, fewer tuneful acts, mes Co ——
how many? 61,440. Don’tya be- | Jack Funk and Ronald Funk more and more of just raucous 99 == SES a Es as TY
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loys mel Well, there 2 a Jon now he leans with 3 efforts at untuneful music----alley PRIVATES y Ii WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, JULY 6 - 7
week-end coming up. oount ‘ent | wins and no losses. Team 2 cap- music, I calls it--vaudeville fell \ YOU LL LOOK } > y OER : .
for yourself and see if I'm not | tained by Ben Brown, Toby Weber into the doldrums. Monotony did Plus 3 Cartoons | | CARY GRANT — BETSY DRAKI =H
; ; right. and Bob Miller has 2 wins and 1 jt--interest lagged--the turn stiles oS ing k i (
5¢C gge e turn Starting At Dus ) ‘4
9c — loss. Team 3 led by Bill Beaston,!did not click so vigorous. ® 100% Air Conditioned ! fi EVERY GIRL SHOULD BE MARRIED
3 The fellows at the fire house got | Dutch Germer and Charles Zeller! Well, chimed in Henry, I have ® No parking worries | : i
SC | a good laugh the other evening| has 1 win and 2 losses while team/no idea what you are driving at ® Dress as vou please I —————————— f |
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5c i when a certain business man got|4 headed ky Don Martin, Ken! if anything, but proceed. It is ® Snack Bar i ON THE i FRIDAY SATURDAY, JULY 8 - 9
7c i into an auto to go home but could | Engle and Gerald Miller has 0 wins this, I says, and it is a tip to our ® Eat, Smoke. Laugh, Chat i Hi GLENN FORD — TERRY MOORE -in-
. not move the car because not one | and 3 losses. {boss-men down there in old Spend Without Disturbing Anvone. i
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5c bh of his keys would fit. sm {Town by the big river. Give us|] ® Invalids and shut-ins can now FOU RTH i Return Of October
9c i Later the man discovered he was In a game played 'l'uesday even- some variety--we are fed up with enjoy the movies in real com- f I
: in the wrong auto, his car being | ing Elizabethtown American Legion|15 years of the same program---- rt. : - © 0
36 parked nearby. | team defeated Maytown 18 to 0. spending and spending. Now, do ® S330 Jou; Car AN See Ana 114 IF YOU SEE US i
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Sc $ William “So What” Enck, ate | In 1944 there were 446,796 active, Folks have heard oceans about ® Come BE anviime I Fl RST if ewing aC ines
advisor of the Ent. committee of | | corporations in the U. S. : {our last chance to save civilization : : ih ll
* the Fire Co., met with a painful ac- | wm or some freedom ,viarmgre spending. 2 Shows {if ® i REPAIRED ~~ REBUILT
- : , cident, Sunday: afternoon, when | strap ‘him ON}: y= So What? I pleads’ with; somebody to tell | Ni h 5 i i OR CONVERTED INTO
yp suddenly the chair on which he was me how anybody ‘can’ hold ‘dn to 1 t I if . .
h te! sitting, . decided to part? with his | I'm trying to ‘find one for i sort of freedom if his shirt is ‘ g y i iC er S id ELECTRIC PORTABLE MACHINES
: company,” leaving William and the column about “Spook” Kaylor that taxed off his back. ©) | Box Office Opens i SFE ‘
, concrete - pavement face to face - | happened last week, but it seems wi Ko A i Y i
££ - = - - After the blood was spilfed, I can't get any cooperation. = ~ =| Yours With The Low Down, g Pate Stns sin QUALITY CLEANERS M I i KAPP In Florin
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the boys at the Fire House ‘decided we' I try to get it for next week's ; ‘ JIMMY = Aid OD gq 76-78 East Main Str Y iff OR PHONE MOUNT JOY 3-5739
3 to take up a collection to buy Bill a | edition. og FREE\.oren rain or cLiard FREE nas |
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