oThe Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Wednesday, November 23, 1949 — HAPPENINGS Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher LONG AGO ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 BS = Pul d I rv Thursd at No. figures, shingled bobs and cloche 9-11 Bast Main St, Mount Joy, Pa. hats Lindberg and Earhart, Til- 20 Years Ago den and Wills, Garbo and Guinan, coe Subscription, per year $2.00 and Amos and Andy, Mr. Robert Swartz held a shoot- ax Hu were as big names almost as the ing match at his home one mile Sinele Copies 05 | former enginecer in the White from Mt. Joy Sample Copies FREE House named Hoover What a 100 men assisted the contractox cummer it was, with folks talking in raising the large dairy barn on Ent at tl Postoffice at Mt. stock market and easy money, the John Cassel farm at Lancaster | Joy Pa as 4 4 Foss ma m iy investing in a big way or a small Junction | ib EE : wiy, but investing. The booming A big hog smashed two plate Member, P sylvar Newspaper stock exchange had financiers to lass windows at a New Holland | Pul er A lati wrapping clerks buying and sell- business place, ing You couldn't lose with all A silver fox valued at $200 es- p the big money that was there for caped from a farm near Gettysburg. : 1 the talking. Production in indus- A has line from Lancaster 10 We wi try was about double, national in- Reading is now being planned any rts ! ( come had increased 93 per cent We had the first real snow fall the cffic 1 t \ J Mm in ten years. It was all simply ol the season on Sunday precedi pubhcat wonderful, a gilded summer. Daniel Bowers was fatally in- q on ; : (bli id day ji There was a slowing down but net | jured while crossing the street . from his home in Landisville. nough to worry the investors. It ave them time to catch their Russell Schatz, 27, of Mt Joy 1 mm ND : EDI | (0) R | A breath. In September some of suffered injury to his head in «a the heavy stock holders started | football game. + + + to unload A small rally and Austin Fellenbaum of town, was | Well there's at least one thing | then Black Thursday in October, | elected president of the Lancaster | we can't blame on Washington, the when all records were broken in Co. Alumni Assoc... of Gettysburg . : : : ing gypsies shipments of radio aciive isotopes, his years to studying the food pro- | | I : $ > The concrete highway between to 22 different countries to be us- blems that plague man and coun- | __ : . “ E-town and Middletown is ex-' ed in medical and scientific re- | tries, A graduate of Gasgow i 5 : . pected to be completed in a few search. Abcut $0 per cent are | in arts, science and Td | ; . . .. | days. ced as ploush-shares instead of | medicine, owning a large farm in ht | used as | . vi Friday nights during December swords. [It may be for cancer| Scetland, he has a sound founda- . A: ~ ; “iA " : : . the Rheems Fire Company will hold therapy in Swi‘zerland, yellow | fon for his knowledge of found, : LS es i . shooting matches at their engine | fever control in Africa, agricultural | its bearing on pecce and war. A hel | a; 8 . > s . se research in Australia, but it is in| carcer of public service at home | i 4 . : . Five gallons of alchohol were | the na of peace, to save life | and abread lead to his being named 1 i ail . stolen from the garage of Mr. | and improve living conditions. president last vear ol United » . Harvey Hawthorne ® ® World Federalists, the movement MJHS dramatic club presented a | play “Come Out cf The Kitchen”. | nine He Bram { ARE WE ASKING FOR IT to favor development of UN into a AF 4 N{ You can’t have vour cake and | wi rld federation “to preserve the cat it "This goes for a socialized | and prevent aggression | is 3 state ar free individ ask for cake in government con- trol of public utilities natural re- | sec ds of war are too often | et aon sn to re cn whore tod save, | Scrapbook ! medical care, low cust houses, {ryving to premote a world food pensioned war veterans, increased | policy. : + + + farm cubsidies, higher old age so- To most, the farm has always Week's Best Recipe cial urity enefits, unemploy been a symbol of the peaceful, | Pclenta with Tomato: 3-4 ¢ corn ment insurance, high minimum | anquil life. The quiet and ser- | al, 2 Woes But by ting it. + lose | enity of the pastoral scene has tion out. the | hese farms producing enough to ind cuffs can be ripped from last Le the sa er TV takes over? : . Q ay’ frock : : Wi I is laudable when it draws a ome Pasteurization summer’s frock and worn, in high : Er TU . be pasteurized at style with winter wools Belts family closer tegether when ev- ervone want stay home in- 1 cooked taste avoided | are decorated ‘with real or artificial En : is heated in a clean | flowers. small } > SHANE + ban ix Wek Wa . small bouquets arranged steed «f any place but home. 165 degrees, and | : 1 kle . to ren from five to | us wit} eds gabardine ti'n that binds the family group Y “ : 3 cd ih vee : ind Shan 3 e, ire nur 8 i 3 "10g orries ve onvivi Soups hat found » | SULLS. Sprigs ol berries can >t but convivia uy vat oung moon and fashioned into a necklace Wide pleasure in friendly discussion will now st in silence will silk sashes are shown on very mezn less time for reading hooks Cookme Steaks dressy clothes with big, flat bows interfere wi'l studv hours for [ tractively- | in the back. - Many of these the children One said these d steak, cook It at a cor touches can be taken from summer y-10W empey We 1 srme things when radio was about : i frocks and hats. to sweep all before it But ra- { What Goes On oi. opsapuiey . 3 . : : : ! wocal gacdeners are - dio didn't interfere with mending safer Explosives : ea on le OFS are busy plant . : f 1 ng all { S spr Jel and knitting, even reading for At le » made of hyvdro- | "8 @ kind of sj ring flowering some folks who had uncanny lyceri ind water is | bulbs, putting in new shrubs, sow- e of -conceniration Now. we! 2 foo » as nitroglycerin, yet | ing seed and mulching beds. Now ey oe : ¢ ¥ 1 han . : ‘oe ) not so dang 1s to handle. is the time to cut off tops as- give attention te televisicn from to cut off tops of a paragus and peonies and of the both ears and eyes. Furniture Mushroom Soup a plants turned black from early speakeasies and gangsters, golf | tising in the Bulletin. | some distance. alism. You | through enactment and enforce- | Th B 11 ti ’ ment cof world law™. Lord Orr, € Uu € mn S | | in and p Tove oh 1 wvice 18 senerally eep millions fed. But, hunger ¢ ©! caeese, the salt, pepper and high nt sn’ a of a nation can lead to war over 1-4 c¢ salad oil Place large | Vie cam. the taxpayers (hese same quiet, productive acres | spoonfuls in shallow baking dish. foct the bill The {rcuble with of the farm scene, It is fitting | Heat remainng 1-4 c salad oil in many n't look | tha farmer he given an award Saucepan. add garlic. Cook 3 it what is und + icing on the for peace min Remove garlic. Add re- cake efore at it el We maining ingredients, mixing well oo potatoe Crop Pour around corn meal. Sprinkle 1 A\KES OVER potato crop for 1949 is about | with remaining cheese. Bake at Television is coming {o more and the hd n= | 400 degrees for 30 minutes. i 4 nd Evo wb wa } } ime per capila ay Spring Into Winter more towns, and IY 1 whit Wi the previdus drouth vear of ; have seen townlife ever Stiffly starched white collars styles are changing with revolving Canned mushroom soup combined chairs. chairs on wheels easily with canned chicken soup produces frosts. Weed Hower beds now | moved for grouping. But, we 3 combination that is unusual and | to save time in the spring. Trim { grouping. ut, are living in sreat age, and so extra long canes on the rose bush, are ving gre ge, i so! ¢ —- Inspirational far. m st of us have been able to, th on Fas ut Joust | ; Cookie Dough Not- that which goeth into the mezt it half-way, at least. When cookie ‘dough is too soft to rigath deRleH ) oe wuth de ¢ an; 8 ee » @ handle easily, it may be placed be- i eth a m an ut at ROCK BOTTOM THURS tween two pieces of waxed paper which cometh out cf the mouth, Nov. 13, 1929 was a day that will floured) and then rolled, this defileth a man.. Nov. 13, 1929 wz a 3 a) ang oo 2 never be forgotten by many ola- ; ; : - te uff red through months Dial telephone service was in- At Middletown an autoist made | sters who suffered fhrou 107 up ued a : of mental anguish Look hack igurated in Lititz and Manheim | a mistake, drove his car up a ental ang A 00k ack | ke ; 3 > si | area cn Saturday. {vamp on a platferm from which | twenty ye:rs ago and recall the | 3 | . of 1929. it! oun intelli estaba it fell to the railroad tracks. A- | sprmyg ane 17a 1 rt was the time of prohibition and Stimulate your business by adveg. 101g came a train _and threw it} Dr. Theodore Distler, “ollege in Lancaster has ¢ chairmanship of the Lancaster Co. | Citizens Commiitee for the Report. Announcement Distler s acceptance of this tant office was made to Francis J. Chesterman, Fennsylvania chairman grou) tions were reviewed by th ver Commission and as st | ported to Congress. Pres man has already recommended to | Congress seven of these one of the mcst impor which was the consolid: [ the armed forces. The purpose of the Commitiee in each of the is to inform the voting : Or. Distler Named | NEWTOWN he Mont: Joy Ballelin =f = Chairman Co. Comm, |, yr sa dno Marietta and Mr. and Mys. Presi- | Ragner Hallgren of Mt. Joy visited : - oe dent of Franklin and Marsh: 11 | Mr. and Mrs. Aristice Wittle cn knickers, short skirts for “boyish” | Lanna ahahaha A C | wccepted | Sunday. of Dr. |! Fogie on Sunday. impor- | My, and Mrs. Harold Stoppard and fomily visited Mr. and Mrs. day by | Eastern | pay Geltmacher on Sunday. of the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crawl, ; | Mt. Joy; Mrs. Earl Garner and The findings of these investiga- | Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Hippler | e¢ and son visited Mr. and Mrs. | ie ich re- | George Schoelkoph on Sunday. . Tru-| reports, tant of | a : : | day evening. ition of i Mr, and Mrs. John Fogie, of H over | Mountville, vistied Mrs. Serena | Mr. and Mr. Daniel Geltmacher ! visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mel- | | linger of ‘Mt. Joy RD cn Thurs- Citizens cu | Dr. H.C. Killheffer yublic of | Optometrist the contents of the report. It is MANHEIM felt that the public reali cconomies and efficiencies {can be had as a result of commendations and they will sup- | port them and see that land Congressmen act fi upon recommendations « dent Truman with respect nest damage Electric and Gas Welding | Also Specialize On FARM MACHINE WELDING zes the || 163 S. Charlotte St, which || Telephone 187-R || Mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30 the re- {| Fas. Fri, Sat. 7-9 P, M. Senators | Tues Fri. Sat, 9:280.1:00.2.5 P.M, avorably . v4 ELIZABETHTOWN f Presi- | 156 E. High St. to them. | Telephone 24-R Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Urban, of ( riat £ S. family visited Mr. and Mus. Har- Holtwood visited Mr. and Mr HATS old Thomas of Baltimore, Md. on Haines on Sunday. ! Sunday. © | A) + “PRESSMAKIN Mrs. Paul Smith, of Ceclumbid LTERAT [ON Mrs. Kate Moore spent the! visited Mrs. Martha Fogie on A ii | week-end wiih Me. and Mrs. Har- Saturday. { . a | Miss Margaret Kramer Mr. | MRS. CALVIN KRAMER ry Beamesderfer of Mt. Joy. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Frank Messrs. Ray and Clifford Kieth of family of Ronks RD visited Brunnerviile visited Mr. and Mrs. | and Mrs. Daniel Geltmacher Daniel Geltmacher Friday evening. Sunday. 19 W. Donegal St, MOUNT on | j PSI TL IER TREY, Pp LL 1s BRANCH {OFFICE vo ~— | Giles Urban, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. { MADE qnd REMODELED rs a 7 PTA SET FEASTS IE ETE G S JOY SH Eo Heidi AND EQUIPMENT | FUNERAL HOME Autcmobile and Truck Welding | LAWN MOWER SHARPENING 23 W. Main ‘St, Mount Joy Delta and Marielta Streets JAMES B. HEILIG MT. JOY, PA. Phone 3-5931 | Funeral Director | ol) TOY TRAINS TRAIN TRACK BABY DOLLS only two rails like the Beautiful, all kinds of that unload logs. dolls. real trains. u | 5 3 er er Be IB re 4 Gifts for Children? Why Sure... Santa ¢ Trains that blow real has the finest stock of toys a d gifts smoke, and whistle at | yewcomerst He hos set ‘up a crossings. Be sure and | branch office Jn our_ store’ with gifts see them in action. to suit every little. girl ‘and _boy! SER I RE Fs, RE SETA sas > SIRES BIE % vy YAS soaring price of coffee, Dear the stock exchange. Frenzy, pan- | College Hc you are bringing that | jc. sweat and suicide. The small Markets: Eggs, 45 and 49 cents; | upon yourself. investor was met with broker's | Lard 12 cents, | You sh auld all remember the | ery of “more margin, more mar- | Ducks are quite plentiful on the sugar heard Coffee isn’t scarce, gin”, but he had nothing to meet Susquehanna River. : buvers are just pretending. the crisis, in many cases not Fireman were called to extin- ‘ow even his nerve. Rock bottom was | guish a fire at the home of Mr Coop INSTEAD OF EVIL hit, Nov. 13 when the paper house: Kiaykill who occupies one of the | We ant av with truth Hat We collapsed. So ended the 20's to | Mount Joy Hall Assoc homes. g =» : | give way t the depression and Hereafter there will be no park- | are bea my our swords neo Ihe the “30°. ine allowed on the west side of | ee ge he sor er oe | Lumber S between Main and | t atom bomb wnich we a 'e¢ further- 5 | | ing for greater destructive mea- THE PRICE FOR PEACE f Nissley's M a I Ww Idi Sh A sures. But, through chemical The Nchel Peace Prize of 1948 | oi mr iia i : Overs e Ing op know-how, concerning atomic en- | goes to a farmer. Once a plow- a ose : ve J Har.y Jie energy. we are diverting it into | boy who grew up loving the soil, pa is wage Pe Cissy, peaceful channel: For two vears | understanding farming, the pres- v OL odes 4 * f pi { this nation hes made foreign | ent Lord Boyd Orr has devoted 4 aded by a band o eve | \ \ NaN \ ) LAN x A. 3 NN NUON CW G7 IC RO \ 9 i Zi ZN on Ny ANN +N EA AEN | \ i 8 F Jor | COhaulesgiving | Ho. fine c milk, 1 egg, 1 ¢ grated | for Thanksg { cheese, 1 1-2 t salt, 1-8 t pepper | \{ 1 i FE, = sa a thing it is to come home iving! This great family day — a time for reunion, appreciation and thankfulness—will always be a treasured tradition in the history of America. much ef ined individualism, | brought calm to many troubled by 1-2 ¢ salad oil, 2 cloves garlic, highly prized free enterprise. Wie he fast pace of modern, city liv- | 1-2 ¢ chopped onions, 1 6 oz. can would hav i Whether it is a rustic view | tomato paste. 2 1-2 ¢ canned to- ou certain necessat Lenefils. | in a magazine, a painting on a wall | itees, 1 t salt, 1-4 t pepper. Cook Condit metin mean a ve- picture in a movie, a description | COT me i in milk over low heat, | linquishing of some rights But | through words, it speaks of a constantly until mixture | it h heen ven that in many | reaceful way eof life, Perhaps thickens and comes to a boil instances where government sieps | ibis is so because we think of Boil 3 min Remove frem heat, add egg and beat well Add 1-2 Wo Sem "IN UNION THI MOUNT JOY, PA. NX NATIONAL MOUNT Joy Vir THERE 1S STRENGTH | Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WIR < Z, IES IRISH! ¢ i Ud HIGH CHAIR TEDDY BEAR CUDDLY DOGS for your doll. 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