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the week-end.
da: { Geltmacher at Kinderhook on Sat-
day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin
{ Garner and family at Mount Joy.
Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
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dhe » Mt, Joy, Pa., Thursday , February 23, “= Donegal Airport News'
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GRADUATES HAVE CHANCE TO
CONTINUE EDUCATION IN A. F.
[ wart M. Wright,
start diamond cutting. M I M Farl Gel . | many opportunities availakle on
: Mr. and Mrs. Fai elimacher
He was asked if he intended | ae a ~~ | through correspondence courses
: + ‘or at Greer’s | and family visited Mrs. Minnie :
working at Lancaster or a reer’s | attending nearby lle: s during

FARM WOMEN SOCIETY MET
WITH MRS. R. H. FORNEY

: | The Society of Farm Women No
COWL LAFFS S. Edward Gable | The Chiques Aero C Pp. Flying | g voted a donation of $25 to the
[ Club held their regular monthly | family of Phares Landis, Marietta
(From sage 1) | meeting at the home of Stehyman R1, whose home was destroyed by
! | its present all-time high of 30,006 | Landis. Club members enjoyed | go jas week, at a meeting Satur-
| members. | severat television programs and | gay at the home of Mrs, R. H. For-
| Other officers who were nominat- | talks by Alvin Reist on his re- ney of E'town.
| ed at the meeting were D. Ly- | cent trip to Mexico and by Henry | pe group also donated $10 to the
man Hamaker ¢f Ephrata, vice- | Weber on his trip to Bermuda. Red Cross.
F president to succeed the late Di Albert Forry made a cross S| Mrs. J. W. Heisey gave a demon-
W. Giles Hess; Samuel L. Snyder, | {ry trip to the Bloomsburg Munici- | gration on “Wedgewood, a Living
of Denver, second vice-president pal Airport. | Tradition”. Mrs. Mary Frey was
J. H. Nissley, East Petersburg, 3rd | Bruce Halk visited several local | jj, charge of devotions. Hostesses
vice-president; H. M. Rea, Christi | airports during the week. | were Mrs. Forney, Mrs, Frey, Mrs,
ana, ith vice-president; H. C. Tarlin Young made a sclo cross ' warren Chapman and Miss Anna
Kreisler, Lancaster, secretary ani|c¢o- ntry trip to the Valley Forge Keller.
F. L. Spence, Columbia, treasurer. Ai port and later to the Ce ye
Directors: Ira F. Honaman, Geo |
the Fire Hall.
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TURKEY SUPPER, MARCH 18TH
Ladies Auxiliary of the Landis-
ville Fire Co. will serve a turkey
supper on Saturday March 18th at
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M. May, Lancaster; Fred W. Wag- | Last A ! Priced from
ner, Columbia: Dr. B. Scott Fritz | Warm spring like weather brought ‘Beer! Call 3- 4189 | .
BY arietta: Elwood S. Grimm cf | many local pilcts out to the air- For Home Delivery |
{ Marietta; Elwood . i ” ivi | .
is 9 wn and J . Schroll | port. Some of the pilots ying WACKER { 4
A WISE OWL { Elizabethton Band: John Scio} during the day were Bruce Robin- SPRENGER .
of Mount Joy. J om ts : VALLEY FORGE
§ Clair H. Keen, Manheim: Paul H. | Som Alfred Gusler, Frank Hassing- PIEL'S : EER
§ RIF Xi y (VE 2 XY “| ar: VBR vn nan. Savenk. PRIOR
Now where's the guy who Lititz; E. L. Bertram, | Martin Mo rs, Norman Sprech ROLLING ROCK ADAM H. GR
thought we wouldn't have any | Manor Twp.; John F. Cope, Man- | eh, Alvin Reist, Fred Sherick, Wm. ALE & PORTER
Winter. | heim Twp.; Edgar Hess, Holling | Risse, Haro ngenecker and | Victor J. Schmoll Je w e le y
| er; Lloyd L. Winter, Quarryville; Riven oa —Distri — | | 8 i
I wish I iddl Victor D. Kling, Intercourse; H. S Those flyers enjoying night fly- En a mM H 87 East Main Street Dial 3-824 MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
wish I was a widdle egg ! ' & By ha A bul he > Wa Bie ny Lau
ho” na Twe Shirk, Blue Ball and Alger H. |IN8 during the week were Albert Drive In For Curb Service
way up In a iwee. | Shirk. Schoeneck Forry, Norman Heisey Jr. and John | — ‘

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A FULL LINE OF
5 | High Schocl Graduates wt -
And throw myself at he! Mrs. Martha Fogie was the guest list ft eg S Er oo
[of Mr. and Mss. Alfred Aildand |, es
ond fami t Columbia Saturday. | have many opportunities to con- £
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I attended a wedding recently and family a x R {inue their education, M-Sgt. Ste-
local recruiting
Fruits & Vegetables

it, when he asked me who gave the | and family of Bainbridge, Mr. and sergeant. ainounced
bride away. { Mrs. Paul Bless of E'town spent I The Ain ¥ RG i # tits on
boc : : 0 » Force is placing -
I told him I could have but 1] Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. | chasis upon oth os ony KRALL'S Me t Market [
thought I'd better keep my | var er Mt, and. Mis. Abra] because so much of the work calls : |
shut. | jn in Jitter Minerva | = highly developed skills and Wast Main St Mt loy
Fomine sirens f= te i My 4 ps ie 5 J Ge ,__ | higher intelligence. The intelli- _
Back at the high schol the other | Visited Vr and Mrs. bari lember| go. i educations] level « the
g ie one | 4% Trouville | gence nd educ ional 1 vel of the FOR...
day one of the Seniors was asked | Vive. Ide Leon [ Mount | Average air force recruit today ex- |
x : - Mrs. aa senperger ) 3 p . |
what he intended Soe next nih Yov Visited ne pa Moore Sa ceeds that of any large = military Watches-Clocks-Jewelry
mer and he said he thought he'd |“? Te Re
nizaticn in history, due to the
And Watch Repairing

Warren H. Greenawalt
Jewelry store here and he replie furs | off-duty hours and thrcugh group
I'm working here; I'll cut the grass | ik Lillian Witmer wus a 8 | instruction at air force bases. In JEWELER
on the baseball diamond. Mrs. Lillian Witmer was a Sun- | all three methods mentioned above 209 West Main St, MT. JOY
Air Force pays a OPEN EVERY EVENING
of the cost.
ring the first weeks of train-
a recruit
substantial

Dr.H.C. Killheffer |

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Place and told the boy who open- | and Mrs. Charles Aument and fam- | ng. Is given
ed the door that he came to fix the ily at Salunga 2nd on Sunday they | = i lowed by 8 persons! | Optometrist
old tub in the kitchen. : | were guests of Mr. afd Ms, Paul | view with skilled vocational guid- |
The boy yelled: “Ma here's the | and family, Millersville RD. | Rhee eounsélor. “On. the basly of es st,
doetor to see the cook. Mr. and Mrs. Jobin Koser, Col. | his test scores and personal in- Telephone 137-R
= | umbia RDI1, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ‘ore i he is bwizned ip an oy Mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30
Little Jane, at Salunga, had just! Kieth and sons, Robert and Clifford | foree specialty, and upon comple- Tues. Fri. Sat. 7.9 P, M,
gotten a pretty gold ring for her|end Mr. Mervin Landis of Lititz, | °F basic training assigned tt Tues Fri. Sat.
Lirthday and on the next day her | Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Earhart and son {3h ar love base for apprentice 9:20-1:00 2-5 P Wm
rarents had a few friends in for Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frank Work Hs A va: Lae
dinner. Little Jane sat expectant- | and daughters Edith Elaine. Rosa. | C27 exist, he is further assign- Telophone 24.R
ly woiting for someone to comment | Jee, Amanda and Annie visited Mr. led to an air force technical school

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on ‘her newly acquired jew elry. | and Mrs. Daniel Geltmacher. ? fring in his, career.
All through the dinner she flashed | Mr. Daniel Gelimacher hos boon LI ora ion air fo ree
her left hand about dramatically, | Liedfast since Tuesday ae re whi i fie g S. |
but no comment was forthcoming | a my au. U. 5. Air Force | |
Finally she could stand no more. | : i Rai Office Build- | i Never Before! :
She waited for a suitable pause in | RH EEMS j 18, i Gas (8 LIBERTY CRUSHED GOLDEN |
the conversation, then said in a] { { C |
loud, clear voice: “My, but it's] YOUNG LADIES CLASS MET i iB t C
hot in here; I think Ill just slip | Mr. and Mis. Tone Hollinger, of | The regular meeting of the to. dan am orn No. 303
off my ring.’ | this place, spent Sunday with Mr. | theran Young Ladies Bible Class
| and Mrs. Blaine Fike and family at | was held on Wednesday evening, | Ww h Whil |
: So : | Shippensburg. with Miss Beulsh Smith and Mrs. | ort ne.
A Marietta youth claims the | PI £1 C
reascn he married his present wife | Miss Beulah Gibkle, of Lancas-| William Shoop serving as hostesses. | Every day farmers are involved in ex- SUNSWEET
i a 4 | ter, spent Sunday afternoon with | A white elephant sale took place pensive law suits because of farm |
's becguse He spent So Sh | ner mother, Mrs. Ida Gibble of following the meeting. | accidents. Special Broadform Farm 1 Ib C
money on her he had to marry lig re Liability Policy provides real protec. | runes
her to protect his investment. Ng DERER 3 . tion against ruinous financial loss |
The Ladies Aid Society of the I Hi which you might suffer as the result | |
are serving soup, | iabili inj bers |
Men hope their lean years are Is a 2 Sum Se LE Cy ighways | a En Stock Up!
behind them....Women hope that sandwiches and refreshments at (From page 1) | erty of others. Don't risk losing what ad Gils i
theirs are in front of them. the jon Se o Mr. i Skids into bank | you work so hard to gain, Get the facts. CAMPBELLS |
ae near Eliazbethtown next ednes- | Ey ii ° |
i day, March 1st. A Chevrolet coupe, driven by i . Ch k
Mcst boys are Seen Tiana I is will be held | Michael A. of Florin, was | Ray N. Wiley 1C en 00 € OUP 2 cans 6
They are continuously dry c ean- | : TS oo damaged” this wy
the nz . 5 Fridav ev- | pach amaged $ erniag at | |
ing their hands with the towel. by 0s perl sop! This Ro % | Donegal 5 or Soller ers : MANHEIM R. D. 2 ¥
i ening Ieb, 24th. Mr. Jacob Esh- | BT MME yr > . -
“Will you stop chewing gum ! lemen is showing pictures and mu- | See to oe fey he rood. Phene Landisville 2201 HERSHEY 2 |
while I'm Idssing” you?” Chale] ie will be furnished by the But- |The car went into a skid and hit ° ib C |
or a | terbaugh's of Ftown. The girl|the bank and a tree damaging the J) RICAN FARMBRS i1Sses . of
C1 fr you, the | Scouts will hold a benefit food | front estimated between $300 and MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY 3
WL vou” she | Sale preceeding the PTA meeting. | $400. | Operating in lowa as |
slightest things annoy you,” she The sale will start of 6 O'clock ee © eee | American Farmers 3 X|
complained. ig Sv av ad i : utual Insurance Company X|
Well after all, who wants a cud | Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Landis, Mr. | Phones Bulletin advertisers. . arge ars 3
of gum in exchange for some | Moses Mummert and Miss Mary | —
smooching? | Lehman of Mount Joy, were visit- | 5 ) C x
{ers with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer | All Makes of Sewing 0Co ate yrup cans 1
Men are the reason women dis- Hoover cn Saturday. : M hi R . d
ke ede: other. | Frank Hoover, son of Mr. and | acnimes epaire |
| Mrs. Ezra Hoover, of this place, is | |
aps : > hn 2 | . - |
£ judge, after sentencing | able io attend schocl ater, We Modernize Your Machine Popular Demand! 3 |
prisoner to 99 years asked: “Have | being confined with illness for a | BEFORE | to Electric, Console or Portable AFTER VALLEY FORGE % |
jou anything to say?” Bi : : ' - - - S|
y Prisoner: “All I know is that | Mr. Roy Kaylor local implement | Call Us Today—We Pick-up and Deliver . . . Anywhere! Beans With Pork And 2Vs 2 |
. 3 iy | dealer has rece , rehne 5.1 Tomato Sauc
you are quite liberal with other | ET aay sian purchased a | SALES J Vv BINKLEY SERVICE Blo X |
people’s time.” | "EW ok - | E S|
117 N. Market St. ELIZABETHTOWN Phone 216-J : . 0
Notice in college paper to all] SALUNGA Um! Um! With Sandwiches 1
vets on the campus still wearing | 4 Pe MRS. SCHLORERS 2
GI garb: “Don’t forget to change | | ° ° iar C Q |
to summer issue on May 15. | The regular meeting of the La- | Announcement | weet 1 get 1C es’ 4
: | dies Fire Co. Auxiliary was held | | RX |
Did you know that there are | jn the Fire Hall on Monday even- | JAMES W. ESHLEMAN |
over B00 persons with more than | ing with the President Mis. Walter |{ 2) wre DONEGAL ST. MOUNT Joy, PENNA. || Real Buy! 2
a million dollars each, in the Unit- | gghleman presiding. The year 4 MISSION SLICED x
ed States: I am not cne of them, | book of committees was distributed is now a licenced member of our Insur- ‘ x
nor am I related to one of them, |i, members. Box lunch was en. | ance Department and will be our local 2Y, can C 3
nor have I ever met one, nor do I} | joyed by all present. agent for the sale of 2 ineapp e 3 |
even hope to meet cne. Ain't —— een (§° FIRE D |
life “krule™? Nearly 400 mules were burned t
Ay fy 7 death in a fire at Atlanta, Ga. : CASUALTY x
You know Jim Berrier was help- : ACCIDENT AND - HEALTH }
ing contractor Jake: Baker to cut| Guess what! It's not bad less’ 00! ores
wood jin" the “Mt. hills last | enough” that the calendar reminds INSURANCE : 3
summer and -he had alot of {time | me that garden digging time! is | 0
while cutting, to do some figuring | Practically upon us. The spouse i I & H mb ri h i Inc MOUNT JOY MASTERSONVYILLE x
and het came to the’ conclusion that | has planted seeds indoors to start ngie a ant, . PHONE 3-9094 MANHEIM 57811 &
i to raise plants which I must see
twothpicks can ‘be made wari . Be 46 E. Orange Street Lancaster, Pa. These Prices Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday (this week) & |
out of a cord fof wood. ----Alljevery day and prolong my agony. PHONE: Mount Joy 3-543 after 6:00 P. M.
joking aside that figure is correct, A WISE OWL Sa |

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MARCH ©-10-11—8:00P. M.

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JOHN WAYNE — WALTER BF.ENNAN
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MONDAY, FEBRU ARY 27
BOBBY DRISCOLL — BARBARA HALE

“The Window’
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28
AUDREY TOTTER — RICHARD BASEHART -in-
‘Tension’

WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, MARCH'1] - 2
BETTY HUTTON — VICTOR MATURE -in-
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