M9 Today's Business Man Stopped Advertising Yesterday MOST -TO-THE-MINUTE WEEKLY I N LANGC ASTER COUNTY Our Big Farm ol oh The Mount Joy Bulletin Well folks there 's going to some tall doings in this old Wo T : : a VOL. XL1IX, NO. 20 Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, October 13, 1949 $2.00 a Year in Advance | starting today and for the remain- der of the week Mount Joy's annual Community Br aril A Grain Dryer All Roads Will Lead to Mount Joy, Oct. 13-14. 15 tery | ‘The Local News evening for three big days of events f a ad starting with the crowning of the I all d ET () 1 T P Ww k Corn Queen this evening be=- Being nst e > For he ast ce | "FOL LOW \ | tween 8 and 9 p. m. Nine contest- y JHE CROWDS S si ants from six high schools and three Atl D St hman : 4-H Clubs have been selected. . . € $ This contest is conducted by the The I. D. Stehman flour and feed Farm Women Society No. 8, Mrs. | mil] here is now installing one of Jay Greider, chairman The E. Donegal] High School Band will furnish music for this H. Manuel, P. R. R brakeman at Columbia w killed by a train Geo. L. Geil, Manheim R3, was the most modern and practical arrested for violating the battery grain drying equipments to lhe | rental act. event. found os the market today — a { Samuel Kurtz, Ephrata RD1 has | Friday's Program Campbell Grain Dryer. {| paid $20 and costs for failure to The feature of today’s program It is manufactured by the Cam- | feed his dog is the corn husking contest for the bell Dryer Co.. of DesMoines, Ia. | Shaeffer family of Lititz RD1 have typhoid fever championship of the county. The husking events will be held at the farm of John Melhorn, ten- | Corn States Hybrid Service, also anted by Wilbur Snyder, which is | of Des Moines. located on the Marietta Pike at It is a self contained unit, con- the edge of Mount Joy borough, | structed of aluminum and al- with the eliminations scheduled fr | uminum alloy. The capacity at 5 10 a. m. and the final contest to | per cent moisture reduction is 200 start at 1 p. m. National contest | bushels per hour or approximately rules will be observed officials had | 5.000 bushels of grain per 24 hour and was purchased through the \ nay & SN TN Lancaster County industries has produced $411 million worth of products in 1948 At a sale of personal property at White Oak on Saturday a walnut | dutch cupboard brought $350. Susquehanna Fire Co. won $200 | and Shawnee, both of Columbia said. day. The heat is supplied by an $100 in the State Firemen’s parade Only amateur huskers who have (Turn to page 7) | at Greensburg, teen residents of Lancaster re ll ee 8, Ie || George Ritzman, Columbia R2, ty for the past six months are el- | CORN HUSKING WINNERS IH FF a ( 3 - YJ 1 | | | was fined $10 and costs for failure {Turn #0 Dage 2) AT NEW HOLLAND'S SHOW = Typ) | to yield the right of way after be- | UN DOE f= | WO 1 E [ N I | ing involved in an accident its Winners of the corn husking Missionary Conf, ~~ Erna Onens Here Sund 1 nt. | Weddings Thruout| Robt. Donaldson [Engagements Brief News From «ion icin nens ere in ay jar one minute, 22 sec.; third, . oe YY Next Sundar, Oct 16. he pour | Levis Ber, Mont Jov 5 ove Oye Community | Of State College Of Well Known |The Dailies For gx ore or mowers Interdenomin: inne 1 Bible and Mis- | minute, 31 seconds. The contest ESSO SERVICENTER, SUNDAY | | | was conducted by Clarence Mellin- | { { ger in front of the high school. During Past Week SpoketoRotarians sionary Conference will begin in Trinity Evangelical Congregational { Church. Fifteen missionaries repre- | There is every indication that| no Maw Louise Holbein, daugh- By Joe Sheaffer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hus-| Seventeen states have okayed | center, next to the Clearview Diner senting eleven different mission | the winners, in addition to a num- ter of Mr andl Mrs. Harry F.| Tuesday was Farmers Day at|ien of Davidsville announce the |the soldiers bonus and twenty-five | on the Harrisburg highway Route hoards will be present at the con- | ber of the contestants will com- Holbein, East Petersburg and Ri- | Rotary and sixty eight Rotarians | engagement of their daughter, | have rejected it. 2230, on Sunday, October 16th ference speaking at various times | pete in the corn husking contest hurd H Kahler, son of Mr. and Farmers, guests and visiting Rotar- | jean, to Franklin M. Shupp, son More labor walkouts may boost | Open twenty-four hours daily, he during the week. | which features our Farm Show Mrs. Cleon Kahler Landisville. | ians attended the meeting with | of Mr. and Mrs. Burton A. Shupp | the nation’s strike idle to two | offers motorists Fsso’s courteous The missionaries will be speaking | here this week. The contest at Were married at 2 > m. Sunday, | President Walt Sloan officiating. | of this place. The wedding is million this week. | service and can supply you with ac- | in various churches in Mount Joy | ur show is for county champion- in Centerville Evan. U. B. Church. The music was under the super-|t, take place on Thanksgiving A fire visible 18 miles complete- | cessories, oils, tires etc. Read the ad | and surrounding towns Sunday ship. . vision of Ralph Eshleman, with Dr.| Day at the Westment Presbyter- |ly destroyed a lumber company | cn another page. morning and evening. Sunday af- ,— ——————— Miss Dorothy M. Hossler, daugh- | Schlosser at the piano. Ray We-| jan Church. plant worth $100,000. | Your patronage will be appreciat- ternoon at 2:30 p.m. a Missionary | MRS. SPANGLER TO HEAD ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton S.| ley introduced the visiting Rotar- Miss Husten attended The Pa] #4 doe and two fawn had their | ed. Stop in Sunday, October 16, the Rally will be held in the host church | RAPHO TWP. TEACHERS Hossler, Manheim R2 and Elwood | 1ans, while the farmers were in-| State College and is at present | breakfast on the Conestoga Golf | opening day. at which time the missionaries will | Mrs. Daisy Spangler, a teacher in| C. Moyer, son cf Mr. and Mrs. troduced by the individual mem- | teaching first grade at the Her- | Course at Lancaster. pues (Turn tg page 5) the Mastersonville School was el-| Oliver Moyer, Manheim RD3 were ber who broughs them. shey Industrial School. Two Arizona endurance fliers | AT THE COLUMBIA HOSPITAL = re ected president of the Rapho Twp. | married at 6 p. m. Saturday in Sam Miller gave the weather re- Mr. Shupp, a graduate of The broke the world’s record by re- Mrs. Dorothy Zeller, Pinkerton port and incidently he stated that| penna. State College, received his | maining in the air, 1,124 hours, 47 | Road, was removed to the Columbia TWO MOTORCYCLISTS HAD Teachers at a reorganization meet- | the home of the bride's parents CLOSE CALL ON WET STREET | ing in the school at Sporting Hill | with Rev. Irvin Wenger officiating. Two motorcyclists, riding tandem | Friday evening. had a fortunate escape from injury | Mrs. Warren Heisey, Lincoln Miss Mildred Gutshall, daughter ! Albert Gutshall, welcome to all present and stated | now employed as School Psychol- we would have fair weather for | Master of Science degree in Clini- | days. Hospital, Monday as a surgical pa- cur Farm Show here in Mount Joy. cal Physchology from the same in- Nearly 200 taxi drivers are now Pres. Walt gave a brief address of | stitution in August 1949. He is | Working without pay to save their bankrupt company at Pitts- is satisfactory Mere last Friday morning while going | Schoo] who presided as past presi- | of Mr. and Mrs. Tye 5, 0 | : . bus east on Main St. in a line of traffic. | dent was chosen secretary and the | of Bainbridge and Gene Mohr son (Turn to Page 2 j ogist at the Hershey Industrial wrgh. . So fo When the preceeding vehicles | treasurer. Mrs. Katherine Link, |of Mrs. Sarah Mohr, Bainbridge IRA i - OD PAIT SH | Schau L Dating World yar I he Bs cg kod on the Personal Mention stopped at the Market St. intersec- | Sporting Hill School was named | were married at 2 p. m. Saturday | 0 2 oe ot ; Jaw action. a8 a glider pilot In Be yin : > ma | a : tion, the driver of the cycle, in or- | chairman of the lookout committee. in St. Luke's Lutheran Church in| FOR A 1 A RE FAR) > ; | European Theater. He was dis- rammed a see-saw through a large Mrs. Cora Seppo. her der to avoid the car in front of him, | Mrs. Myrtle Weinhold of Union (Turn to page 7) Ira M Good of Bainbridge BDI, charged with the rank of 1st Lt. | window. | and son-in-law and fou children hic brakes. The. Nighy) Square School and Mrs. Ida Eve oe paid $1000) for a County | after forty-six months in the ar- Al the end of World War 11 all of H never, visited Mr and Mrs was wet and the cycle turned com- { man, Midway Schco] were also ap- AUTO SPLINTERS HOUSE if 3 a bg bi sandy “a med forces. Nor re Sites cars in Housed Clapier 220 East Main St. pietely around throwing the riders | Pointed to the committee. ANOTHER CAR STRIKES FLARE a Ne ib he} ih di ris 000 Oo. oday there are | ¢ Hy Sch arid son. west bound traffic. Fortunately the J. has been | t nd hust i M nd Mi « oJ. as 3@] ter an Mr, and ITS . ile ive g | I to the street directly in front of the | There were 18 teachers at this An automobile driven by James . 1 Cans > elon T™ vi . . 3 { meeting. Hess, nineteen, Florin struck the | lic sale by George Ruths vford on | ore Vi ence d The man : who ied thirteen | David are visiting the formers sis- Friday afternoon. Seven acres persons at Camden, Marshall | a side of the home of traffic Torna 2] the oy dng ! Ghoeffer at Market St. and the | 2fe¢ meadow B I ti Ad P proven insane and will be sent to | Moore in Kentucky, and will visit NaS ‘aka : >. OVO Sha é 2 ot. ¢& i 9 yt b di re Bap Week’ 5 Birth Record Harristurg pike in Florin about 1 | Improvements include 2 1-2 story | U e in S dy an asylum. friends at Fort Oglethorpe return- Fre s. bank bay stab- arry Stac se fp : 3 > frame house, bank barn with stab driother of those. Weekly Harry Stackhouse, 40 frem | ing home Saturday for 9 cows and 34 steers; | : aster R. D. > aPP: L, rrr HAG isi Ow nt i$. oH illustraticns of the reader interest] "> ct 2. D. 4 fell off a PP and I p. m. Hess escaped injury but the | i { Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ginder, Man- | car tore down a wire fence and | M8 KEMMERLY PAID FINE AND . : | concrete block cow be > ec ig] sg coke le v . COSTS in DIDN'T lind | heim R2, a daughter at Lancaster | splintered the side of the house. j conerel 20 cow barn Sipe | of The Bulletin plus the pulling ligit 0a and broke his ankle | RAYMOND MILLER HAS ith : | Qsteopathic Hospital. A flare placed on the highway | With stanchions and water bowls |, 0. of jis advertising. ad both wrists PURCHASED HINES PROPERTY John Kemmerly, sixty-five from | for 20 head, milk house, shedding -—— Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Breneman | to warn traffic wos hit by a pass- Mr. Arthur Zerphey, one of the A property containing better pido Ba gone of Landisville a son on Saturday at | ing automobile and hurled into a A oy efficient attendants at the Sido Mis. NEY wi sn ii than seven actos of 10nd: on Walch wilt and paid $5 fine Gnd. Cots | Loneaster General Hospital. ditch where it set fire to leaves | i with lochs Gas Staticn, Mt. Joy St. placed the Mrel 3: Tre Heisey Milton is located a two and one half Wedresday ot the hori Wik Mr. and Mrs. Russell Peters, The fire was spreading towards } onl sles | following ad in these columns’ with Grove. ewe & a : 4 Chives st ry brick house of nine rooms, Yustice <b io Panes Deed Rare E-town RD2 a son Sunday at St. | the front porches of nearby homes | ot a [ orders to insert it four times but i nd ” dhe Middle | a frame barn and two tolacco Kemmerly was oriented Tuesday Hospital whet jt was brought under ron REV. LEVI SHEETZ TO SPEAK | ice wos ‘encughi The second town Garden Club in the Currie ut [sheds Stunted on Ge Toad edie Constable Alber Cunningham | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hepler, trol by persons attracted to the AT CROSS ROADS OCT. 23 | week the outfit was sold to a Lan- ty’ building on Hn ng- from Centerville to the Lancaster on the compliint a is al Joy Rl, a son at St. Joseph's accident, Pov: Too Shoots 2 itive ink caster man. Ny i Soni rd to Harrisburg road in EE. Hemp- neighbor | pital Tuesday, MY Flor yo : 2 1 Bible | F SA] re Bucke! de 1 of tl : I on - ye | field Twp. was offered at sale on 5 sini | Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haug, 301 West | . . | rm, now a mi er anc oe | FOR SALE. Buc ay and ‘ bo r of the nter- unty Flow- } Saturday by Milton Hines The | Main street. a sof Tuesday ut = American le on teacher of Bellefonte, Penna., will Range Boiler, used 2 yrs. Arthur | er Club for over eight years property was purchased by Ray- NEW BEAUTY SHOP eA Hany g | speak at the Cross Roads Brethren | Zerphey, N. Barbara St, Mt. Joy, em : Po A | Lancaster General Hospital. Ls | Phone 3-5162. 39-4t | mond Milller cf Oyster Point for A beauty shop will be opened ni Mr ond Mm. Joseph Hummer | in Christ Sunday School on Oct. 23 == Sl . APPREHENDED AT HARRISB'G | $0 945 the next week to ten days in the | North Barbara St. anncuncs the Aux. Officers Installed Rally Day. Rev. Sheetz will al-| That same Week Mr. Zerphey Yichard Bless, Bainbridge RD | ll gin owned by E LK Ting- | birth of a son at their home. The new officers were ‘installed at {50 preach at the service following | alsa inserted snothe r od wit o- [wes apprehignded by officials 0} the LANDISVILLE BOY ATE SOME ey, (the former Roy B. Sheetz res- | ee i “" | the Rally. | ders for four insertions. Last | Lancaster County. Sheriff's Office RE Argh. cy had oan : i . | the October meeting of the Ameri- | Ca . rv : at | WHEAT SPRAYED, MERCURY idence), on East Main street. | ma . . oy - | ra | Saturday only ten days after The | in Harrisburg on Monday on an y The shop will have a Delta Street | TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS ean, Legion Auxiliary Tuesday eve- | pICHLER HEADS THE | Bulletin was printed he also sold | attachment issued. by the Laneas- | R00 Mumma, seven, son cf entrance and will be conducted by | Chief of Police Park Neiss had | Ming. Approximately | IOOF IN TOWN | the furnace. Here's the ad: ter County Court last May He Yr a Yrs ry Mumia! of Jane Houseal and Doris Byle, pro- | two traffic violations last week, both members present. | James Eichler has teen elected | =e ——— | failed to comply with a court sup- | Landieyille Feceived . emergency prietors and Fay Leitner. | for improper passing. They were : New officers are: President, Mrs. noble grand of ‘the IOOF Lodge. FOR SALE: Well- McC lain, 25-W port order, treatment at Lancaster General cr | William McKinley Jr., of Hummels Edw. Brown; Vice President, MIS. | Other officers ove: Wm. HH. Myers | ho, we 516 Mo. _— “hai ee Hospital Tuesday night after he THAT IS A LOT OF TAX | Wharf, Pa., and Robert L. McCurdy | Howard Brown, Corresponding sec- | y,. = yico.grand; Roy Zink, record- | ao WIN A WATCH FREE Swallowed wo of wheat If you buy an average of a pack | Jr., of Altoona. Both will be sum- retay, Mrs. Marlin Sinegar; Report- | ing secretary; Christ Herr, finan-| Here’ Ss conclusive evidence that if Warren Hs Greenawall, Jeweler. sprayed w ith 2 Solution ing Secretary, Mrs. Reed Graybill; | Treasurer, Mrs. Lee Ellis Jr.; Chap- lain, Mrs. Esther Flowers. [TT TT The group decided to give $10.00 to each Girl Scout Troop it spon- Model Coord] 'Mesting In sors, toward a party. And also gave you want results from advertising | wast Main street treasurer. | there's ONLY ONE place to put sons sti lilies | it and that is in The Bulletin. moned before Squire James Hock- cial secretary and Herman Brinser enberry. , will give away a ; EY : . MAY ORDERED TO PAY Rensie Watch this week. All you | do is guess the time a watch dis- DEEDS RECORDED Another Illustration played in his show window, will Ivan F. and Betty M. Wolge- | Mr. George Rice, East Main | stop running. Read the ad on an- | 1d muth of Mount Joy to Benjamin | Street, Mt. Joy, purchased a lot on | other page. | 2 of cigaretts per day you pay $25.- 55 annual tax to Uncle Sam. Harry S. May, Maytown was or- Observance Of Pennsylvania Week their woniribution to the National | RB. and Frances M. Funk, Leb: non | Detwiler Avenue from Clyde W. es A los eens | owes. a Security Fund. one-half of premises cn 29 Mt. Joy | Goodling, Union Deposit, at private | CHET'S GETTING ALONG FINE ESTATES IB Monday, November 14 the first St, Mount Joy $4,000. sale. The genial proprietor of the “Th UK : ® In honor of Governor's Duff's Pennsylvania Week which Paliic gard party of tse season will | Ellis B. and Mary L. Leaman, Mt. | The following ad appeared in last | Washington House. Mr. Chester ee iy Nea en will be celebrated October 17-24, Mount Joy Borough Coun- be held at the Post Home. _ | Joy, lot on South Market street, | Thursday's Bulletin and Friday the | Armstrong, who is a patient at St. Ah areas en he > Daan cil will hold a Mode! Council Mesting on October 178 of Mrs. Lee Ellis, out-going Presi- | Mount Joy to Charles L. and Mir- lot was sold. Joseph’s Hospital, is considerably gol Twp fri gn E as 7:30 P. M dor Yas pressried with the past- | jam G. Fish. aa. improved at this writing, we are c noy Tr, $6,186 I EE 7:3 LM, presidents pin and two Japanese EE FOR SALE: Lot 66x173 ft. located pleased to report. oe ® The feature of the evening will be a guest speaker and Vases. After the meeting, Mrs. Ellis | TOM WON FIRST PRIZE > Dotter Ave Ms wy rege — Te... | WOMAN DECLARED DEA a movie titled "Pennsylvania Local Government in Action”. as Seemed ge emai fe) Te aang opens pe Tele. 162011 He sa 40-4p | METHODIST HOME OPENED | Has) Lynn, Whe v bev ig from | auxilia an e ros ommander, | show with a bi )arade on hurs=- | ——— ee > ia eT | ? YR The general public is invited and urged to attend this ee and two Past Com- | day. Thomas Soy of town MARRIAGE LICENSES Hetty Ca Boe 8 her, home Bt Bainbridge Seven meating which will be held in the Fire Hall. manders, Jack Bennett and James | won first prize for being the most Earl Greenawalt, Florin and Seturday. It will Yor oo | Fe a oH Since Shaeffer. comic individual, Elizabeth Kreider of Mt. Joy R2. occupancy Oct. 15 : cin A rr — ya Very Br Told Five members of the Ralph | | broken leg when his father acciden- | Local Residents [Quick Reading |r poi mover of viens tient. Her condition at this writing | | dered to pay the Rotary Home { $10 a week for the support of one until he pays the $115 he Mortuary Record Throughout This Entire Locality David Hamaker, fifty-one at Columbia. Mrs. Mary Amanda Elder, 83, at Columbia. | Alvin Hartman, fifty-five Man- | heim Sunday. Mrs. Lorena McMorris Huggins 85, at Bainbridge. Mrs. Mabel Farst, fifty-six the wife of Harry Farst, E-town, RD2, at St. Joseph's Hospital, | Mary Elizabeth Musser, seven= week-old daughter of Henry S. and | Verna S. Musser, Manheim RD3 | died Saturday at St. Joseph's Hos= pital after an illness of four days | with pneumonia I'rederick A. Farmer Frederick A. Farmer, seventy 123 Helen St, Wrightsville died at { his home at 4 a. m. Monday. | He was born in Lancaster Co. a son of the late Frederick G. and Elizabeth Acker Farmer and was _ (Tam to Page 3) Everything That Happened At Florin Recently The Florin Fire Company held | their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening at the Fire Hall. | Richard Martin was appointed as= | sistant fire chief. The company de- | cided to pay off $1000 plus the in=- | terest on the engine mortgage. Rev. John Gable of the Evang. U.B. | Church invited the firemen to par- | ticipate in the annual Christmas party. | H. O. O'Neil, Justice of the Peace | has opened his office in the Buller | Apt. building, on Main street. Eve- | ning office hours are from 7 to 9 | p. Mm. | Mr. and Mrs. John Wittle were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vie= [ tor Snyder. | Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Felty of Lancaster visited Mrs. Adah Eich= ler and daughters on Sunday. | Mrs. Benjamin Zimmerman visit= ed relatives in East Petersburg on (Turn to Page 7) ee eee LOCAL MAN'S CAR DAMAGED BY TRUCK AT E'TOWN | C. R. Shirk, 201 S. Barbara St., this boro, notified State Police his automobile was damaged by a truck which failed to stop after striking his car in E-town shortly before midnight Thursday. He told police the tractor-trailer truck’s trailer struck his car, par- od at Elizabethtown. He was un- Lle to furnish police with a des- cription of the truck. eA ens ALABAMA MAN STABBED | HIS ASSAILANT GOES FREE Walter Crawford, forty-five, Ab=- | beville, Ala., suffered multiple su- perficial stab wounds during a ficht at a labor camp near Salun- ga, according to State Police. Chief of Police Park Neiss of this bero conveyed the man to the | General Hospital where he was treated and discharged. Police | said he declined to take any action against his assailant. ans | STATE HIGHWAY DEPT. | REPORTS AS FOLLOWS Failure to satisfy judgement and file proof of financial responsihil- ity, H. M. Swarr, Landisville lost his driving privileges. Drivers cards were restored to { John M. Getz, Mount Joy RD1 and Burnell C. Brubaker Manheim, cit meetin “ALLIE” MYERS IN HOSPITAL Mr. Albert Myers, New Haven | St., was stricken ill suddenly while at work at the Marietta Depot on Wednesday and was removed to the St Joseph's Hospital for observa= fion | rr Al RETURNED FROM HOSPITAL Mrs. Clayton Newcomer returned io her home on Donegal Springs Road on Wednesday after being a | patient at General Hospital for seve eral days for dental surgery. ROBBERY AT FEED MILL Burglars entered the B. S. Stauf- fer & Son feed mill, on the road be« tween Elizabethtown and Mount Gretna, and stole between $20 and $25 in cash. | mn A ELMER GROFF HONORED At a meeting of the Pa. State Foultry Federation Held at Hare risburg, Elmer Groff of Mt. Joy was elected vice president,
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