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GIRL SCOUT NEIGHBORHOOD |
MEETING MONDAY, MAY 1
The Girl Scout Neighborhood
meeting wil! be held Monday, May |
1st at eight o'clock at the Girl
Scout rooms,
All members are urged to attend
the meeting.
Bethlehem; Percy A. Brown, Wilkes
Barre: Philip H. Cooney, Philadel-
phia; Ira A. Hawkins, Jr, New
York; George Ross Hull, Harris-
burg; George R. Lamade, Williams-
port; Chas, E. Oakes, Allentown;
| Thomas Perkins, Easton, Mary-
land: J. B. Warriner, Lansford, Pa.
Operating revenues for the first
three months ending March 31, 1950
The Bulletin, MI. Jov, Thursday, April 2 1950
Watches-Clocks-Jewelry
And Watch Repairing
Pa.
‘High School Band P.P.&L. Stockholders
And Scout Patrol Hear Report 0f Rising
To Parade May 6 Electric Use In Penna.’
LADIES AID OF WEST G RE EN
TREE TO HOLD BAZAAR
The Ladies Aid of the West Green
| Tree Church of
of fancy
the Brethren are
having a sale work, pillow
cases home-made chicken corn
oup, ples, cake ele it the Mua
ket Basket t
I iday
28th. B
Warren H. Greenawalt
JEWELER
JOY
209 West Main St, MT.
OPEN EVERY EVENING
WHITE - WASHING
AND Lon all-visk
DISINFECTING 31, the
luction and Marketing
office
afternoon and evening,
ril ring soup containers
PEADLINE FOR INSURANCE
lhe deadline for farmers to
federal
May
Administra
ton announced
Ap-
ap=
tobacco in-
local Pro-
HESS BROS. |
Successors To
HUBER OBERHOLTZER
FLORIN, PENNA.
Phone Mt. 23-4930
8§-25-1
H. L. RICE
Plumbing & Heating
Phone 53-4151
MOUNT JOY, PA.
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The Annual Parade and Rally of| At annual meeting of Pennsyl-
School Safety Patrols of Lan-|vania Power & Light
City held at Allentown Monday,
Lancaster on Oakes, Company President,
ed continuing rise in customer re-
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quiremints for electric power. As a
of them result of this expanding business.
Mr. Oakes forsees possibility of “a
more liberal policy in connection
with dividends on common stock
in the near future.”
Reviewing last years
utility president said
had improved
the
Chas. E
report= |
and County will be
Saturday
3,000 children
and
caster
mn morning,
\ 1
May
than
Patrol members
will take
the
0
their bands- in this
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part
ig demonstration, largest and
kind ever held
of the
most colorful of its
Pennsy
largest in the
As
ond rally
the
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in lvania and one business,
revenue
slightly more than 5 |
per cent over the previous year
but that many items of expenses |
still continued upward. He was op- |
tomistic about 1950 on the basis of
first quarter showing, in which kilo-
watt hours showed }
a better than 3
ise over the same quarter
nation the
in previous years, the parade
will be sponsored by the
Automobile Club,
of Pennsylvania
Police
ster with
co-operation
Police
school
The pai
laid out through
State Lancaster and
the authorities
per cent
1949.
The company’s construction pro-
gram to meet increased electric re-
quirements of the more than a half-
million customers was moving a-
head very satisfactorily he said. |
This prog-am high=lighted by |
the completion of the first 150.000 |
kilowatts of capacity, in the late |
fall, at the highly efficient new |
Sunbury Plant. The new 100,000
kilowatt addition is well under wav, |
the The construction budget for 1950 |
was announced as 28 6 million dol-
lars, with the overall program for
the three years, ending 1952, ex-
{pected to be 615 million dollars
Mr. Oakes said $8.000,000.00 nf the
new money required had already
heen secured through the sale of |
Substantial cash prizes will | bond and that over the three year |
Club | Period $18.000.000.60 more would
: have to be raised through the sole |
outstanding parade features. {of securities tc carry out the 60.5 |
For program.
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ade will move on a route in
lowntown Lan-
then to Williamson Field of
Marshall
prog
casler,
ranklin and College
elaborate ram will
This
from the
where an
include 1s
will music
annual State Po-
and brief talks by visit-
This
open to the public without charge.
The Mount Joy Patrol
High School Band will be
parade
taged
ive acts
lice rodeo
ing nobles. program will be
and
in this
A score of other school bands will
march in the More
100 juvenile safety floats will be en- |
parade. than
tered.
be given by the Automobile
{or
million dolla»
The
elected and the stockholders auth-
orized the management to increase |
the authorized eapital stock by 100-
1.000 additional shares of series pre-
[ferred and 12,000 additional shares
|cf 41% per cent preferred Directors |
A half-hour-long colored motion |of the company are: D. H. Brillhart,
picture of last and
ten consecutive years—up to ]
ind including 1942—a Patrol parade | comvany’s directors were re-
rally was . held in Lancaster
each Spring. During the war it was
revived in
and
discontinued, but was
1948, bigger than ever before.
year’s parade
| were
stockholders |
| ing period.
Local Rotarians
| ence.
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Rev.
rn A rs
$19,439,157.00 an increase of 7
percent over last years correspond-
RUMMAGE SALE
Saturday,
and
—— — Friday
their rummage sale in the
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Golf Club. There were 477 persons | clock and Saturday at ten o'clock.
n attendance. The speaker for the
occasion was Harrison Wood, com-
mentator and World traveler, the
District Governor nominee William |
Shissler, member of the West Shore
Club was introduced to the audi-
CHARACTER .......
Our differently better
of Directing . . . our
attention to YOUR Family Cus-
Traditions lend a
Tribute
pleasant-
methods
assiduous
Those the conference
from our local Club were: Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Shaeffer, Mr. and Mus.
Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Beahm, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eshle-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stehman, |
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toms an
attending | ons, and
“Character”
always remember
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SHEETZ
HOME FOR FUNERALS
North Duke Street At Lemon
LANCASTER, PENNA.
to the you
will
ly.
tay
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Weidler, Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Morris, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Eshleman, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Keener, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sloan, |
and Mrs. W. L. Koder and Mr. |
and Mrs. Paul Stoner.
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Announcement of Removal
DR. JOHN R. KENSEL
WILL BE LOCATED IN
His New Offices,
AFTER MAY
Y Ii
Delta Street
31, 1950
allv has been shown to more than |
20.000 in the schools this year. Mo- |
“we |
of the 1950 event will |
presentation the
tion pictures
be taken for
schools next year.
in
the parade and |
charge of Sgt. H. A.
Ries of the State Police, Sgt. John
E. Fhleiter of the Lancaster Police |
and Dean Gable of the Automobile |
Club |
Arrangements for
rally are in
© of © Will Celebrate
(From nace 1)
Maurice N. Bailey,
George Keener,
Albert.
following were suggested:
Lloyd |
Mrs. |
Mumma,
Mye and
Ce
The
It To have
ye
a four day celebration;
Tuesday, and,
Wednesday; May 27 to 30, 1951.
2. Sunday May 27th, Ministerial
in charge, all |
members of
Sunday, Monday,
Associated inviting
{ormer ministers and
the various churches back to Mount
Joy for a real Home Coming in all |
churches, with a large Union Ser-
vice in the evening.
3. Monday, May
schools under
28th,
direction of the
Programs
in
and possibly for-
Al-
School Supervisor
mer teachers and supervisors.
umni Banquet in the evening.
4. Tuesday, May 29, Pageant, if
possible, cast taken from the entire
community; Contest for Miss Cen-
| tennial. |
Wednesday,
| orial Day Parade,
Fireworks.
6. Exhibit of . Industries 1851 =
1951 on first floor of Scout Building.
5
Mem-
Concert, |
May 30th,
Band
Electric hay curing in
by actual test,
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produced better than
Centennial
Book;
advertise- | ;
five times as much U.S. grade No. 1 hay
ments, history of Mount Joy
other
~~ PICK-UP
inter
8.
information which may be of |
rest.
U.S
nal cost.
This will give you an idea how
strong Chevrolet pick-ups are
built. You can drop the tail-gate
with only one end supported, and
a 200-pound man can stand on
the other end without springing
the gate out of shape or col-
lapsing it. If your pick-up gets
hard service, you had better see
us about getting a Chevrolet
Advance Design Pick-up.
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the
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Department
at a
Officers Tor 1950
President,
President,
2nd V. President,
: Secretary,
Treasurer,
Mr.
Mr.
Dr.
Mr.
Mr.
John Roland;
George Keener; |
Robert Walk- |
Maurice N. Bail- |
Carl Krz
and all
S. Postal Stamp cancellation |
which can be arranged through the |
| Post Office nomi- |
1st.
all.
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John Swarr,
| Hempfie ld Twp.,
SUPPLY NOT SUFFICIENT
WILL HIRE WATER SMELLER
secretary of the East |
School Board, said |
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herd health.
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..electrically, you can
the danger of summer hay losses that
result from bad weather.
protect your crop from
give you this much higher grade of hay.
The secret of electric mow hay curing
drillers last Tuesday reached a|
depth of 480
drawing nine gallons of water per |
The needed supply is a- |
feet and
were
bout 20 gallons per minute.
116 whHEeELBASE
TON CHEVROLET
1/2 PICK-UP
WORKS LIKE A BEAR—ON VERY LITTLE GAS! |
Hardwood floor with flush steel skids measures 78” x 50”
inside—all usable, no wheelhouses to interfere. Two stake |
pockets on each side for extended sides or canopy top. |
feet.
NEWCOMER MOTORS Inc.
WEST MAIN ST., MOUNT JOY, PA. DIAL 3-4821
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The drillers,
{Dave - King,
has achieved a
| “water smeller”
| by the board.
The new site, according to King, |
| is to yield a supply of water at 158 |
under
a
the direction |
| of Edward Myers, were then auth- |
| orized to begin drilling at
| site. located 12 feet to the south of |
| the present site.
The new site was suggested by |
Gordonville R1,
reputation
and who was called |
who | |
as
td
There is no better way to boost
your business than by local news-
paper advertising.
new |
a
only |
..with each ton worth up to $10. more!
In turn, that greener, leafier hay means
increased milk production and improved
By curing hay in the mow
electric hay curing in the mow help
WY ANRC wy
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Mr. Farmer . . .
| can help you turn that crop
into © Zimeo as much No. | hay
the mow has, is forced air circulation. Hay, partially
field-cured, is placed over a system of air
An
electric motor-driven blower forces clean,
ducts on the mow storage floor.
cool air up through the hay, completing
the curing. This modern, electric way
of hay curing produces more and better
greatly reduce hay and greatly reduces hay losses and
the danger of spontaneous combustion.
Not only will See your PP&L farm representative
or farm equipment dealer today. Have
either one explain how an electric hay
field loss, but
curing system can pay for itself in a
season or two on your farm,
Electricity in Farming Doesn't Cost
It Pays!
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