The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, March 16, 1950 tv
The Mount Joy Bulletin
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher |
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 EH
Published Every Thursday at No.
0-11 East Main St. Mount Joy, Pa. The Bulletin’ S
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Member, Pennsylvania Newspaper bent cotton a piece of bread served by the Junior Class of
Publishers’ Association To make kid gloves more pliable, Joy High School

lac lar | before wear-
sub] D 1 place - ! a | before : a Rev. A. Lee Barnhart, pastor
IVa ay, nursaay ng NY lake next summer 1
. Publivai on y ds : byes 1g em : Re ah : the Evangelical Church,
Copy for a change of Advertising | hag out of hubby's last summer's | 1 wili we Port
should reach this office Tuesday. | nama. hat Use bioach 1 nd will move 0 (
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We will not guarantee insertion of |! ee hl d hil Schuylkill County.
r reache: vhiten, 1s thoroughly while + ,
any advertising unless copy reaches | Whiten, v 1 thorough ing 1 Mr. Henry E. Witmer celebrated
the office not later than 9 a. m.| wet, form into desired shape. Line
: i eed , | his 78th birthday.
preceding day of publication bag hrough
Classified ads will be accepted to
uy a. m. publication _day
and make drawstring
: : Mr. Henry Lutz was
rings sewn t top or sides. :
| a ie so Bishop to assist Bishop Isaac
{ Tip For Spring I

aker in the

A top designer shows numerous
EDITORIAL +
| of overskirt The
ite area,
Dr. Ralph W
sporting aprons as a type |
aprons may be
i . © | cepted the
inted, square, pleated : v
+ + + Po h : 5 Pr he nd SAW=1 College for a term of 3 years
fia our mele Sa yothed. 1ey ca » sli \
If you forgot your Uncle Sam | toc fis oo, €y mn, be oT Nr 200 persons heard County
Sis 5 | ar 5 i . yes s | .
yesterday it's just too bad. mg to fall in’ ripples on the | Arthur P. Mylin, speak at
oe ® side, The aprons are used on
evening and cocktail dresses,” on
A | ville Consolidated School.
afternoon and sport dresses. They | Plans of Peris Mig. Co.
calls for a
| building,
The fellow who goes into busi-
ness on a shoe string, often gets
bare-footed.
eo 0
oe | may be of contrasting color, be | 9
out of it | s : 2-story brick
| decorated or plain.
2s covering the entire
Inspirational
cf their property.
A Uniontown man
world jc
15 | chicken for 80 cents ~ and
would ap-
Some men can move mountains |
but mest of us have difficulty sur-
mounting the mole hills that crowd |
our pathway through life.
6
The shortest and surest way to
live with hongr in the
to ke in reality what we
nis wife cleaned it, she
sear to be: all human virtues in- |
In : § M110 dollay gold piggee.
| crease and strengthen themselves
. eens PI)
Tired of living on apples, govern- | by the practice. and experience of
the min- | them, iG
. i | Street.
ers have gene back in their holes —— OF eee
Eggs scld as. low as
get out of the hole. Doesn't |
= dozen at Columhia market
|
sound much like sense but just the | Teacher Vacancy | The Sprity ni i i
|
same its (rue. And one of i ;
Williams at Donegal Springs
ment potatoes and such,
things that probably had a lot wt
. 2
do with settling the strike was the tend the
fact that they themselves were | Directors’ meeting at
cut of coal. | Thursday.
oc O { also made that a new roof will be
YOUR RED CROSS
Where there is calamity from
floods, fires, pestilence, famine and |
there yeu find the
world’s greatest humanitarian in-
stitution at work. In a world
where seogriphical lines, race and ;
3 » | lege. The diplomas will
color and creed are “screened”, | ented ‘by P.M.
. { sented 7 P. M. Hershey,
this institution cares nought for | on Hor a, ot : re
.. | of the Hershey estates, a graduate
discrimination. The Red Cross is| dR
ission of mercy and covers its of the Maytown High School 1900.
n mission prey @ s its ; Fras :
enior Class tr o Wash-
cloak of gocd werks ‘round an ail- | The Senio: Cl iss trip to W ash-
ing ‘globe Money used by it ington D. C., will be held June 5-7.
ing g SF ls
Students will be
binds wounds, shelters and feeds. :
(From page 1)
Lancaster County School | one of the largest held in
Millersville | Section.
Announcement was | Christ ~~ Walters
| placed on the high school kuilding. Harriscn 8. Nolt, Silver
It was reported that the Rev. | Was elected president of the
Nevin Zuck, E'town, will speak at | County Agric. Assoc
May | H. S. Newcomer is
{
| the baccalaureate service on
storms or war,
machinery.
Ed. M. Barto has
concreting
| Fisher
er on June Ist will = Dr. A. C.
Baugher, president cf E'town Col- |
be pre- | outfit of the late
president Hoffman.
Republican
Legislature.
Markets: Lard 11 cents:
nomination for

accompanied by
Er ax snr) Rass
ly i} I bscripti joi { Mrs. Vera Gingrich and Alva Ben- |? cents and Eggs 21-22 cents.
Only through subserip dons der, faculty members. M S. Bertha Menaugh is
able to meet the demands pan } S| rn | covering from the effects of
ervices. We never know when |
{| Subscribe for the Bulleyn. stroke
we may be calling upon the Red | -
Cross for succor. Let us help re- | gent realize though, how we Ste |
lieve another's misery and want as | round ourselves with
would have others help
Michael A.
as director of Mi.
unnecessary | Loan Assoc., to fill the
relieve | noise, contribute to the din. Take
ellman was

caused by the resignation of
our own. room full of people chatting! B. Sheetz.
vee with a radio going full blast. They | ————
TO BE OR NOT
There comes before Congress the
issue of statehood for Alaska and
Hawaii. Since last March these | aye not bethered by it, perhaps Company has made only
bills hzve been waiting a House | fearing the quiet. Psychologists | mere thin
debate and vote.” It was two years might explain all of this
ago that the Democrats and Re-
stateh-od for Alaska
political plat-
aren't listening to the
all are trying to talk above it. | PER POUND ON COFFEE
a penny a pound
as hu- | before taxes
away from thoughts and selves.
8 Is it that we don’t like was told today
included for | Consider the number of people you | po NL
admissicn in the President's . Civil | knew, who never like to be alone. A&P's
Rights program. !| There are many of these. They
Desiring statehoed is not a new resist the idea of a quiet space,
depen- | they must have others around
dencies. Fer over ten years have | them. Or else they must have a
they desired admission. By leg- | radio turned tv» high and loud.
islative act and by referendum vote | What is it these people fear?
their pecples have expressed their | 0»
Why don’t we act? IT'S ABOUT TIME
oo a Around the middle of March
ASK A FARMER the maple sap starts running, up |
A revolt against the sliding scale | New England way. It starts later! May Queen at
of parity payments is being stiyed | | College's : annual Spring
by farmers, cspecially in the mid- | maple is done for profit. Maple on May 13 will be Maxine
west. Polls show they favor the | syrup time is also time for plea- | Mm ©! King Fer:y, N. Y.
Brannon plan ef direct govern- | sure. Tu the initiate of “sugaring
ment paymen's, while reducing the | off” the delectable flavor of the
prices ts the consumer. The pil- | newly made sweet is nectar. the |
ing up of surpluses by the govern- | bright fires, clouds of steam, stok- |
ment, while food prices still re- [ing beneath frosty
man high on these surpluses, is nights, hard work and neighborli-
not only chjected to by the farm- | ness, is all a picturesque event.
ers, We are affected by ii 2nd This industry is an inheritance
many here are violently objecting | from the indians who hacked the |
to such a set-up. With a drop of hard maples with an ax, collected
$5 to $6 billion in farm income. | the sap in a hollow log, destroying
publicans put
and Hawaii in their
forms. They were
mittee investigating
Coffee
silence?
Kurtz,
issue with our two major

ho ret AY lie
willingness.
in some sections where milking the
maid of honor. Both girls
body.
i —
FINED $100 FOR DRIVING
evaporators,
Raymond C. Findley, 22,
heim RD2,
a motor vehicle after his
| COSts.
farmers fear income will drop even | and wasting the trees that grow | Find]
. . ge . | mdaley we arre, > ;
more under this sliding scale par- enly in North America. Modern | Y was arrested by
| policeman Oreszko Dec.
| Manheim Pike.
sweet with that |
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eighty | thin, bittersweet flavor which has | Ruby Marti oud f
uby Martha, daughter o
ity plan. That is their main con- methods preserve the trees to help
cern. To the man who goes to keep the wereld
the grocery store and pays
cents a pound for butter and there | no substitute for the real thing. |
is a surplus, pays nearly 50 cents |The falsely labeled “pure maple |
for 10 pounds of potatoes while | syrup” can fool some of the peuple, | 4 AE
| the Dean's list at Lebanon
the gevernment is selling surplus | but not all of them, whose palate | :
potatoes back to farmers for «| knows of the perfidy. | College, Annville, Pa. Ruby
cent a 100 pounds, that concerns! In maple sugar areas festivals a freshman there, 3
the consumer most. | are held to herald the season of | | irom Mt. Joy High School in 1949,
{ where she was a member of
eo | “sugaring” and there are hun- | .
band and also of the
THE FEAR OF SILENCE | dreds of thousands who attend. |
Numercus cities have anti- |The man who brings home from | Honor ek —
moise campaigns to {ry to reduce | there a can of freshly made maple Es Cai
traffic — honking. Some people | syrup is bringing home a pearl Be ST. PATRICK'S DANCE
take cases to court protesting a- | great price and the retail cost of |
gainst noisy neighbors, noisy | the product makes it doubly pre-
taverns. Noise seems to be an cious.
unavoidable feature of our civiliza- | rup is worth several million dollars |
tion. As a whole, is in sympathy | We acclaim the sections which | | 24th from 8:30 to 11:30 p. m.
with those who object to the
of pesce and quiet. Many of us | troducing it.

| dancing.

HAPPEN] NGS
LONG AGO
20 Years 590
an express
Crossing
celebrated
teacher of
resigned
Carbon,
named
Landisville Mennon-
Schlosser has
presidency of E-town
dedication of the new Master
bought
found
Mr. Frank Young pruchased the
| George Neiss property on Marietta |
20 cents
purchased
Dierolf property on East Main St
Spring |
having
PF or spring sa { y £ cp Foy |
28th. The commencement speak- | SPYing sale of new and used farm |
purchased
Cyrus H. Goud, Rapho Twp., at
nounced his candidacy for
Butter
elected
Joy Building :
vacancy
radio but | A & P MAKES ONLY PENNY
They are aware of the radio but| The Great Atlantic & Pacific Te:
slightly
n its Coffee sales the
manity’s unrest, its desire to get | pact two vears, a Senate |
President
Coffee Division and its :
lated American Coffee Corporation,
informed the Committee that
the two-year period ending Febru-
ary 25, the Food Store Chain has an
| identical net profit in each year of | Maybe you're a merchant who sup-
1.05 cents per pound before taxes.
| skilled craftsman — you probably
E'TOWN COLLEGE CHOSE N.
GIRL AS THEIR MAY QUEEN
Elizabethtown |
a |
festival |
Joan Martin of E'town will
selected by popular vote of student !
| AFTER LICENSE WAS TAKEN
charged with operating
license |
was suspended, was fined $100 :
6th on the
and Mrs. C. F. Helwig, 22 W. Done-
gal St. has recently heen placed on
graduated
National
|
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aN |
A i
0 ADDRESS
: |
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The Junior Class of M. J. H. S
will sponsor the St. Patrick’s dance |
This crop of sugar and sy- | | to be held in the high school Audi- [OF FOREIGN WARS |
{ torium on Friday evening, March |
lack | produce it and the Indians for in- | Charlie Neimer Trio will play 5 |
American Legion
(From page 1)
athletic program for
Joy. The boys meet each
in the elementary
sium and engage
boxing or tumbling The Legion-
naires also voted to pay the Boy
Scouts $35 toward making a trip
possible for cne boy to attend the
Sa Scout Jamboree this
It was announced that the air con-
ditioning system will ke
the week of March 13th.
St. Patrick's
held in the Post home March 17th
with trio music,
completed
taimment,
RR pp
LETTERS GRANTED
Ira K. Huber, Florin, administra-
tor for the Emma F, Stauffer estate.
Helen D. Wide, 116 East Main
Street, this boro, executrix of Levi
G. Dillinger, late of this boro.
ence ll A Ie emt:
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| Mt. Joy Twp,
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Amos W,
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Spring. |
DEEDS RECORDED
Claréhce B. and Dorothy Heagy
to Elwood R. and
Betty F. Barbour of Florin, pre-
boys of Mt. | mises and other
week | Church St,
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