plied;
Bulletin, Mt. Jov, Pa.,
Thursday, 12, 1950
January
MUTT AND JEFF
By Bud Fisher
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| SIVE A MARRY HER"
| Following is a daily report of | *1 LOVE You - la HANG hd j THAT 1 WAS MAKING THERED BE
| the activities of the pilots and stu- | Sk ya 4 ABOUT ME | JOVE 10 Het TROUBLE!
|
BY
A WISE OWL
Already my wife is reminding |
me that Valentine is only a month
I think with a box of
away.
and
John Bender.
| Allentown
tdent pilots flying at Donegal Air-
| port during a period of one week,
Monday, January 2nd; Early
mecrning flyers were Lester Wolge-
muth
Harrisburg State Airport
and Gil Lehman, visiting the
fred Gusler flying to
Allentown, Marty
a loca) flight around the air-
as did Sim Horton and Wal-
Reilly. Another local sigh!-
hop was made by Hem,
Harold Longenecker and
Bruce Halk flew to |
Stinson Voyager.
the Commercial
took
port
ter
seeing
Weber,
in a
Pilots flying on
| Pilot Training Program during the | Monday 30—Rothsville
day were: Albert Forry, Marlin |
| Young, Bruce Halk and Alfred |
Gusler. Norman Sprecher and
| Clair Sharpe flew together during |
the late afternoon.
Tuesday, January 3rd: A tem=
candy I'll give her a rear vision |
mirror. If she ever gets a
at what's following her. she'll stop |
eating candy.
—
tried to
diln’t work. It
Eve, and
He was
Ave. in |
look
Here's one they hold
out on but it
happened New Year's
everybody knows him.
speeding out Marietta
Lancaster, accompanied by his
wife. He passed all the lights
and was finally nabbed by a cop. |
The cop tock out book and
said: “I'm 'going to give you a
ticket for speeding, reckless dri-
ving, passing of signal lights
unnecessary honking of
With that, his wife who had been
perfectly quiet, spoke up: ‘He
didn’t mean to violate any rules,
officer, can't you see drunk |
and doesn’t know what
ing?”-==Isn’t she the
us
his
and |
horn.
he's
he's do-
little
mate?
———
About ‘the
know is the
son a penny tg make him
sleep; then takes it away
him during the night and punishes |
help-
meanest man Wwe |
father who gives his |
to
from
o
£0
the child in the morning for los- |
ing the penny.
|
Bill Waltz lost his pay check |
down at work and practicolly
turned the shower room upside
down in an effort to find it. Af-
ter wearing himself to a frazzle
he found the elusive bit of paper
in his shirt pocket.
loaded
for
coke crowd:
mother.”
d:
student hone
the
An ego
from college holid:
asted t
t I am
And of
“Well, why
cents and
The gang
ys
our “All
I owe to my
Dick
you send her
the bill?”
howled.
course sugges
don’t
up
simply
Why do people do things the |
hard way? Tote s a lady, Dor-
othy by name, on Columbia Ave,
who, when the turkey grease ran
out of the pan, took cff the oven
door to clean it up
The foolish questions people as k |
certainly make mcnkeys out of |
to Philly on |
a sudden |
On
the
them. the way
Monday train made
stop, jerking the passengers around |
“What has happened, uctor?”
one nervous lady asked. “Noth- |
ing much,” the conductcr replied
“we just hit a cow.” “Oh,”
the relieved old lady, “Was it
1
cond
Sa 1G
, r |
the tracks?” “No,” answered the |
conductor, “We chased her into
the barn.” i
One of those smart aleck tour- |
through Salunga by mis-
Bender's io
wrong.
ists geing
take, stopped in at
find out where
unaccustomed to seeing
ior of a small town general
where items of every descripticn
sale, he cracked; “Have |
the shape of]
And the clerk
for what
he went
|
the inter- |
swore
on
you anything in
automobile tires?”
who had sized him up
he really was, never cracked a
smile when he replied; “Yes, in-
deed, we do. Lite-preservers, |
funeral wreaths, wed- |
ding
ale
dougiinuts,
rings and rubber bands.” {
{from a bus and was
Speaking of drivers reininds me
cf an incident that happened at
York recently: I accompanied an
uptown man to that place on busi- |
ness and while there he got in-|
volved in a slight traffic accident
in which the other driver was a
lady. When the policeman was]
conducting his investigation he |
said to our local man; “You saw
this lady driving toward you.
‘Why didn’t you give her half the
road?’ And my companion re-
“I was going to, just as
soon as I could find od Which
half she wanted.” The, cop sup- |
pressed a smile and walked.away. |
|
|
A Marietta mom asked her high
school § son; “What did your Dad
say when you told him you'd
smashed tthe car?” “Shall I leave
out the swear words?” the. boy
| take fs
» | equipment
| last
| ticing
| and David Nauman.
| presenti were:
{ Warren
| Miller,
| Deleware.
| Mrs.
n | flying
| Fourth St.
| Just east of
| Harrisburg Pike.
| ey said the woman
| avoid brushing her with
| her to
porary low ceiling and. heavy rains |
halted most flights during the day
but the foggy weather soon broke
and Albert Forry, John Hawthorne |
and Phares Landis flew to Wilming- |
|
ton on a quick business trip late in|
the day
Wednesday, January 4th: In-
structor John Hawthorne and Stu-
dent Pilot David Nauman spent |
[ most of the morning making short
trips and practicing |
landings. Albert
Forry made a solo flight to Allen=
Fhares Landis flew - to
Bloomsburg to order necessary
ancther Done-
airplane for
Bender and
Cross country
and
town,
to wire
gal Aviation Service
night flying. John
Sam Balsbach' visited ' the airport
at York. Alfred Gusler spent the
half ‘hour of day light prac-
360 and 180 = degree spot
landings.
Thursday, 5th:
January Marvin
| Landis and Phares Landis flew to
Red Lion at ncon to visit the reg-
Rotary Club meeting there.
Student pilots practicing take-offs
and landings were George Carriger
The Donegal |
ular
| Dudes Flying Club held their reg-
ular monthly meeting at the air-
port in the evening. Members |
Pres.
Shelly; Sec'y.,
Greenawalt, Trea.
Director, Warren
Norman Heisey,
gemuth, Jr.
ley; Vice Pres.,
Landis.
man,
Marlin
liam Aller, Joseph McKendricks,
Albert Forry, Paul Hess, Jr. and!
| Frank Hassinger.
Saturday, January 7th: Ralph
Frank Rahm,
dis and Marlin
Philadelphia to see the Mummers |
Day Parede. Alfred Gusler made
a cross country trip to New Castle,
Marlin Young checked |
Stehman Lan-
flights during the day, they were:
M:. and Mrs. Harold Newcomer,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Groff, Mr.
and Mrs. Clair Sharpe, Mr. and
Alfred Gusler. Other pilots
and distant places
Norman Heisey, Herb Shel-
local
were:
ley, Charles Bailey, Gilbert Leh-
{ man, Fred Sherick, Sim Horton,
Mr. Witmer, Marty Mcore, Sam
Baisbach, John Bender, Arthur
| Hostetter, Walter Reilly, Frank
Hassinger, Warren Greenawalt,
| Albert Forry, Raymond Garman
end Harold Long,
TI i Cees.
LEGION EMPLOYE STRUCK
ON HER WAY TO WORK
Mrs. Anna M. Cox, forty, 735
Lancaster, was slightly
injured at 7:55 p. m. Friday when
she was struck by an automobile
Mount Joy on the
State Policeman Edward Malon-
had alighted
walking to
work at the American Legion Post
| Home at Chiques, where she is a
| waitress,
|
when the accident ce-
curred
Stringer
who was driving east,
| told police he didn’t see the ped-
| estrien until it
was too late to
the fen~
He conveyed
St. Joseph's Hospital where
she was treated for abrasions of
both knees and the left hand and
der of his vehicle.
| discharged.
eee
asked.‘ “Certainly!” replied 2 ‘his
mother. “He didn’t say a word,”
the boy answered.
Guess I'll go to the Farm Show
now. Say Jimmy do you remem-
ber when we went up to see the
tractors?
A WISE OWL
and Al- |
Philadelphia
Méore |
Charles Bai- | |
John |
Steh- |
Jeseph Wol- |
Young, Wil- |
McKorkel flew to |
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NAW SHE
BE MAKINGLOVE
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T. JOY LEGION BASKETBALL
1949 - 1950 SCHEDULE
| Thursday 12-—Lititz A
| Monday 16— Quarryville Home
| Wednesday 18—E-Town Away
| Monday 23—New Holland Home
| Thursday 26—Tri-Town Away
Home
February
Monday 6—Paradise Away
| Thursday 9—Marietta Away
[MOUNT JOY HIGH EASILY
EAST DONEGAL
With McCue, Bowman, Wilson
{and Bates on scoring rampages, the
local High school team made it a
{runaway match with East Donegal
| Friday night 82 to 37.
The JV team also won 34 to 17. |
|
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If a nergtic ung fellow, get-
| East Donegal GM A ting an gr a you : y Il
Hawthorne F ........ 1 1 3 mg out o sCnool or college,
[Sload Po. ia... .. 0 3 3 knew that he could get so far, no|
Herr PF inne 2 6 farther, no difference how much he
Arndt F ......000000... Gp 0 perspired, his future would be
© : dismal. With business illegal, who
EEE EET EEE D ‘ . |
. would take the lead in building
(Eckman G ............ 2 1 5
DragediG ............. 1 1 3 better, more or cheaper
Cornwell 'G ..:....:... 1 0 2 electric lamps and diesel gen- |
|Arnold G. 0, ee 0 0 0 | erators, etc, if there is "no Gen-
| Totals 13 1 97 | eral Electric Wilsons and Ralph |
Mount Joy aa G Fl Ti 1 C rdiners---who would have im-
Wilson F 6 3 :15 | proved the galloping tintypes with- |
Bstocle Bit... 0.0.0 0 0 0 {out the deMilles. And across the |
Lido 1 : 24 'Jand in thousands of items and
Bp C EAT hE Tig 3 1 17 things, thousands of fellows with
mek | victim, Ne Ford and Belen and
Frey. G aD 0 ( the Wright brothers--with freedom
Keser G ated be Li. 1 31 and the inclination--have made
Miers, terran cing, 1 J 1 America big and important.
Bates G ih. 7.0 6 8114 You ean buy groceries at the A
Brogks G&G ............. 0 0 0|and P or from Louie Manzo.
Brown G .......,....... 1 0 2 Yours with the low-down.
Pals. 35 12 82 a Jonny
Score by periods: ~~ 3
| E. DONEGAL ...... 9 10 5 13-37 Stimulate your business by adver
| MOUNT JOY . 13 26 14 26—32
| Referees, Lowell, Gilham.
Othes League Scores:
| Manheim Boro 41, E. Hempfield 27.
fanheim JV 19, E. Hempfield 17.
Elizabethtown 43, Marietta 17.
E-town JV 38, Marietta JV 17.
| each as
THE LOW DOWN
from
HICKORY GROVE
onto
like
and P--
This idea of pouncing
business because it is big- he
Govt, pouncing
agltates me.
And for
little
onto the A
the A and P versus the
groceryman--right here at
Hickory, Louie Manzo is making | use the fire hall basement, one AL RE R TIONS
his bigger competitors sit up and [night each month, for meetings.
take notice. He has one store--- | Announcement was made (hat the Miss et Kramer
he has just enlarged it. Both, State Fire School will be held on
Loui and the A and P are doing | Feb. 20 in the fire hall. Four MRS. VIN KRAMER
go | 19 W. Doégal St, MOUNT JOY
skcokum. Susie and I trade at|new members were admitted.
we choose.
tising in the Bulletin.
FO
Our Fire Laddies
which was discussed during last
week's council meeting, represent
ed the company's annual install-
ment cn an orginal pledge to fi-
nance the construction of the
municipal building in 1941. HAT
Permission was granted to the MADE and R DELED
local Veteran of Foreign Wars to
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ES —— —_
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| Teams W L Pot JEWELER
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1zabethtown ...... 9 "PE WERY FVRNING
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East Donegal ........ 1 } 50
| East Hempfield ...... 1 3 250 Electric Idi
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Marietta isis 1 by 50 and Gas e Ing
NEWTOWN
cut in the Stinson Voyager, four |
place airplane. ————
Sunday, January 8th;: Bruce| Mr. Harry Ratniiion of E'town
Robinson made a solo cross country | and Mary Hamilton of Florin visit-
trip to Lake Susquehanna, N. J. led Mr. and Mrs. Aristice Wittle on
| George Minick and Phares Landis | Sunday.
flew to Wilson, N. C. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Victor Fogie of
{ Kauffman, Bruce Halk, Marlin | Philadelphia were Sunday guests
Young visited the Lancaster and |of Mr. and Mrs. George Schoelkoph
York Airports. Several] pilots| Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer and
took their wives for sight seeing | family visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Kauffman and family cf Conestoga
on Thursday. They visited Mr. !
and Mrs. John Kauffman of [ron- |
ville on Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Witmer spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin |
Garner.
Mrs. Kate Moore visited Rev
and Mrs.. P. B. Gibble at Ephrata
on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Greenawalt
and Mrs. Jacob Geltmacher of Mit.
Joy visited Mrs, Kate Moore
Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Smith of Columbia RI,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Barton and
grandson Ronald, Mrs. Sarah Weit,
Mr. and Mrs. John Haverstick and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barton
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mar-
on
tin all of Columbia and Mr. and
Mrs. John Barton and family of
Marietta were callers of Mr. and
Mrs. William Fogie and family
during the week.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Geltmacher were Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Bates, Dr. and Mrs.
Thome of Mt. Joy, Mr. and Mrs. |
John Zeager, Mr. and Mrs. Russell |
Gesseman of Manheim RD and Mr.
and Mrs, Mervin Keith of Lititz.
Mr. Howard Witmer and Miss
Grace Felker of Harrisburg visited
Mrs. Lillian Witmer Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Geltmacher
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jacch Erb at
Columbia RD on Saturday evening
On Monday they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Collar and family at
Kinderhook.
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NO LONGER AT SHOE STORE
Mrs. Lynn Milligan, nee Dorothy
Nissly, who has been associate with
the Jack Horner shoe store, here,
for the past eight years, has resign-
ed her position. She now resides i
in Florin and will denote her time.
to housekeeping.
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Delta and Marietta Streets
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Monday thru Thursday
6 A.M - 10 P. ML.
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Drink and Music
FRIDAY / Too! Meet Your
TOMMY CQBLE A i Friends Here.
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SUNDAY
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Dancing 8 to 12
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LOCAL FARMERS HOME-MADE
Fresh Sausage by
KUNZLERS LEAN
Sliced Bacon
Prem
GREEN GIANT
Hershey Syfup 2 cans
Peas von
Baked Beans 's- 2% can
WITH PORK
BACHMAN
Broken Chocolate
New Reduced Prices
Rinso Silver Dust Lux
lg. 2c lg. 7c 27c
Life Buoy Swan
bath 2/21c reg. 3/23c
Spry 3 Ibs. 79¢
Hess’Food Stores
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