a—d Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, June 8, 1950 [Vm f . | Brodks, Mary L. Brubaker, Richard - | { Ironville Man, [300 Attended |comw. wary 5 coe. a eo HAPPENINGS {| ’ | Diffenderfer, Carnie Grider, Sher- A& P's Wonderful Way Of The Mount Joy Bulletin vf Grompage ny | oe Don House, Junes Kendig, Rene Qf we . School, gave the commencement | : EE i ills | : | Mrs. James Knight. He resided in 5 Johnson, James Lehman, William | » F h F it A d We - 8 . | 1 g Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publishe LONG AGO Ironville for the last 45 years and address to the students who were | Lindeman, Jr, Anne L. Miller, | Selling res Ful $ n ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 Sos was a member of Columbia Fra-|dressed in maroon caps and gowns. Beverly A. Moss, Gordon Mummaw, | \ ———— the quirks and tendencies: He came | FAAA Ahh | ternal and Beneficial Association] A feature of the program was | Nancy Nissley, Randall Dudy, Da- | 3 REDUCED Vegetables Published Every Thursday at No.| all hours. his § 20 XY nd Court Susquehanna No. 235 four-year-old Georgeanne Schneid=- | vid Shelton and Cynthia Tripple. VER) at , his fee was modest, he ears A Oo i y | . 8-11 East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa.| 4 10 vith individuals and was un- Foresters of America er and Richard Nornhold, Mount _— | ig A eh o derstanding. Not that specialists —_, He is survived by his wife, the Joy, who sang a vocal duet. Speak- | FOOD SALE JUNE 17TH | o ny Jae Works ug ¢ Subscription, per year .. $2.00 : ne Columbia Telephone Company | former Florence A. Bard two | ers for the class. were: William rt ree 0 hold a food Although still. whalesoms, any 12 § Bix $1.00 aren't all of these things, but too bought the telepione lin wd : ¢ A ard, ‘ rerill led The W. S. C. S. will hold a fooc that don't moet A&P's high YOU } He nme eS It 5 . vatrice nfo Jes I's & SV 2 vale i - Tee Morithe on $0 | often humans are turned off the as- or he RI Rural daughters, Beatrice wife of Ray|Neal Cramer, Landisville, valedic= oo Saturday, June 17th in in pice Tn Single Copies. ............. 05 sembly line as machines and per- equipment of the theems Rural ghyman, Florin and Emma, wife of | torian; and Patricia Jean Nornhold, | front of the Methodist Cl ht “Quick-Sale"’ Ths, top- eam : .: . ! eg i i £% . ips m ro ) thodis wrch, be- i 9¢ in Sample Copies +» FREE sonalities aren't people but just C Luther Kline, Columbia Rl; these Mount Joy, salutatorian. The ie PHONY § X Roa a aad ian a! only. kind S——— " I of rissinger qu SO " y | @1 ing a ‘cloc Pies. cakes i i Entered at the Postoffice at Mt statistics. As a man says, “I'll take Mur, Earl G ssinge: purchased a. thers and sisters, Mrs. John Le-|plomas were presented by the 8 hnirig at ten o'clock. Pies, ¢ ke 4 aver induied in A&P's regular 0 Joy, Pa. as second-class mail mat- mine country style” home on East Ross Street, Lancast-| jour Lancaster R4: Mrs. John | teacher, Miss Margaret C. Downey. salads, soups and baked beans will Cs : rh ter under the Act of March 3, 1879. : oe» er, : Brenneman, Lancaster R7: Mrs. Other speakers were: Harry ! be on sale. Ey Customers Oo _— - Miller Bros. slaters, received a) ihrer: Titties Mics. iy. | — Member, Pennsylvania. ‘WHO SAID GOOD SPORTS. | or of Balt to 39 agite] Brucaker, Lititz; Miss Corner Publishers’ Association Some men's best friends are their I f J t : wit ; Right, Willow Street Br ‘All M k f Se 1 a bit ol slatung. lw 4 . NTF . . : pm “boss”. Boeing is a custom to sig- The employees and friends of H |S Rag, Mow Soy Counts i axes 9 ping | Have v ticed that Publivation Day, Thursday aitv disapproval in athletic event poyess | Knight, Quarryville; a step-broth- | J . R . d ave You nolice Copy for a change of advertising "WY disapproval in athielic evenis,|s Newcomer hardware store were|.. Galen Wade, Mt. Joy Rl, and Machines epaire the price is plainly ghoul Fach this office Tuesday. | x has to be endured at a camp near Carlisle. five grandchildren : marked on every item HO! Je will not guarantee insertion of | hy many players, no matter how Bide Ridge 21.99. y : . . : Tue any advertising unless copy reaches | a iter JW] Markets: Eges, 21-22 Buber! ee We Modernize Your Machine vou buy in vour A&P? any se thin 9 a good they are. An umpire is jeer- 35¢: lard 12¢ BEFORE El ic. C Portable AFTER 3 ) 3 Tue > office ) ier than 9 a. ol st That's > Prcelitng day of ; ed for a decision, a player is vazzed| g..| Lyons, N. Barbara Street, | ROBERT E. HOFFMAN eetrc, Lonso.e or lege That's done to help us Classified ads will be accepted to | for rot trying. Right or wrong, the yo; the honors of being the star Special Agent Call Us Today—We Pick-up and Deliver . . . Anywhere! iake sure you will be Yo» publication 9 -o | princips of boving doesn’t improve salesman for the Fuller Brush Co. New York Life Asuras oe SALES SERVICE charged the correct : : i Ee the disposition of wmpire or play- | i the entire Reading district. Phone 3.5375 ALES price. California E D 1 I 0 R I A lL er. Few mortals who aren't affected | An increase from 21 to 32 -¢éandle| Donegal Springs Road 111 N. Morket S ELIZABETHTOWN Phone 216.) hile vt. yon _~ | by the plaudits or of the au-| = sto. Headlights MOUNT JOY, PENNSYLVANIA § . Market St. 0 LU 3S.) PINK MEAT i power for auto headlights 1s ¢ - | J mi haa Ee dience. When even the greatest| .q in Pennsylvania | 18-tf | Seo chanes Jo your i . >} a . EAL pw | ere i _—_—_eGPE = ro uo. SA Mo' bill an ee that we Digging or lawn mowing is a come mn for boos, the utterance np. Clarence Nissly, Florin, took! bill = £S 3 good hobby to reduce that middle- would Seem to issue from poor... Sunday School class on a fishing HATS I haven’t made a mistake. age spread but sp many prefer golf. Wien) Pople, small ‘mind: | | MADE and REMODELED May Be Hot Now! If vou should ever find %. eo 0 Sure, we all let off steam at a game, There are now 22.600 men em 2 Lift 1 ree NONE way nere ¢ a, £ - erence between JUMBO ps : . a! but there is a good-natured way ; a > DRESSMAKING BUT Ray (a 36 SIZE . FRICED 4% Most all of us believe in God! EN Y | ployed on the highways in Penna. hea the price marked on the EACH HIGHER bt vo wander sometimes if ib is- The participant on the sports field" 1. Boro reservoir was given its ALTERATIONS { d 3 a § . 1 th ice vail 3 cnae 4 : re Oro res 1X as g - | rice vy n't difficult for God to believe in knows the difference annual cleaning by Supervisor GIFTS | Wiy net Go youwsel a Sor Hout a dn let us all of us will Smeltzer and his force of men. | '| ORDER YOUR WINTER COAL ig : all of us. on t f {f m M J Sh know C J nid ® 09 A BUTTER SCANDAL | Yorker's held their Love Feast at | argaret- €an oppe SUPE Yow : Some folks live within their in- This week's issue of Quick maga- | the home of Chas. Weidman, near §19 W. Donegal St, MOUNT JOY | When delivery is sure, and prices Please write: LONG WHITE . «line explodes another illustration Erisman’s Churcl are lowest! come, others about fifty-filty while RING exp Erisman’s Church. a 6 : Lb 8 farmers. vactive Si | ustomer Relations there ave entirely too many living on how and Why reetived In South Carolina the state col-| FOR... Potatoes wiv bevond their lucie. such high prices for milk. It is in jects from 50c to $2.50 from all Department, : cee | line with that much talked of po-| of radio sets. ‘Watches-Clocks-Jewelry PAUL E HESS A&P Food Stores U.S. NO. | : gd | tate market with which we are all! piss Edna Charles who has been ° > THE OLD CRACKER BARREL | oo a a And Watch Repairing 420 Lexington Avenue Ib. c Touring the land are four vehic- =. say Tn studying kindergarten work at, —— FLORIN. PA id agazine article says: y z tehool i, ae . . y yor am NN les, starting from Philadelphia, to Federal oh Go or ot : hiv Illman School, Phila, graduated a New Yor: 17, N. Y. d : : | 21d over aced a Ww ree { | SE TE hamlet and city, spreading the gos-| oo =o candal” ah his week. ‘Warren H. Greenaw i PHONE MT. JOY 3-4883 ,—— ood-surplus “scandal” because of Pive Lebanon . men drowned | SARA . ORIGINAL 39% JEWELER Jersey Asparagus BUNCH pel according to the Hoover Report. tax dollars invested in dairy pro- when their canoe upset, while in- | 209 West Mam St, MT. JOY The Caravan, painted red, white cts Losses on a Congressional PEN EVERY EVENING and blue, symbolizes the spirit of | pledige to support: diiey prices with lig the new bridge at Colum OPEN ee ee Jersey Iceberg LETTUCE 2,0 25€ government, publicizes the Hoover | Mav 31. 1951. can iia ‘o $950 mil ata. | MVS = Sr : = ( NONE PRICED 2 ORIGINAL 15¢ ] al, 1951, ca " da - —— Qe eee | H 5 ee Commission's report of economy in, fon perhaps more. The Commodity 3 FORMICA Crisp Western Caress “wn a Te : & a , perhap: re. The odity | 4 . NONE PRICED sovernment. One of the cars is a ._... : ot *. 3 | p EACH | fant trailer, equipped . resem- | Credit Corp. hiss In 'slorage 125 wil. | The Bulletin 5 | Sinktops & Counters $ Jumbo Cuban Pineapples ol 28 x is li ds of butter, some of it a| : S$! : FOR ble a country store, inside of which | 1 PONS 0 Some of | TCHEN & BATHROOM $ i Large Florida Cucumbers HIGHER 2 ¢ . | year eld, with no place to sell it. ! : Cv < | | is a cracker ‘barrel from which] it alto has SF wills 1 | crap ook WALL TILE < | 20462 speakers take their stand to discuss | ar m fon pounts 20 . | Tile Floors Venetian Blinds 2 | Sweet Corn Deco Golden 2 Gans 31ic executive spending and economic | 269 pounds of ‘deed eine $ The Mount Joy 21 Sp ng and economic. ai. The outlook for getting rid . LEONARD L. SAFKO <1 if! Pork & Beans Van Camp's 27.7 29¢ distribute literature. Backed by the | of the surpluses is bleak” Week's Best Recipe: | Phone 3-3491 - Mt. Joy, Pa. 2! 1! Citizens Committee for the Hoover | J oo | Cheese Corn Souffle: 2 T butter | 17-tf & Chamber Of Commerce 1 Weiners DE YE no 45€ Report, a bipartisan group, it hopes | Catia wa Rt Erie or margarine, 2 T flour, 1 t salt 2 t| . to arouse more people by turning | i THEIR HAT dry mustard, 112 ¢ milk, 1 c grated | Quality Meats | MOUNT Joy PENNA | Banquet Chicken Whole fn $1.69 the spotlight on the reforms, on the Thousands of fishermen have en- | American cheese, 2 ¢ corn flakes, 3| [ ‘ . lobbies that appose them. More fore fishing contests, pointed with eggs. Melt butter, add flour and ALSO Wilson's Mor ; 1-02. die D efficient and responsible adminis-| Da to thei each, deseribing their seasonings. Stir to a smooth paste. | A FULL LINE OF There will be a public meeting of the Mt. | - Swostensd or ABIoL tration’ can: be adopted i pressure vattle with the “big one,” the vic-| Add milk gradually, cook over low | { is - | Orange Juice Packer’s Uheweotoned oan 350 3 | tory through skill. Fishermen, ex- he: irri antly il Joy Citizens at the Mount Joy High School is brought to bear where represen- | y 8 . » €X- heat, stirring constantly until thick- | a ; | > ’ tatives who say they are for econ- | in the sport, know that | ened. Add % c of cheese and stir | ; | on Monday evening. June 12th, at 8 P. M. Juice Grapefruit Packer’s omy. decline cuts when it hits their fa igs 5 ih Aw ig until melted, Crush 1% e of cory Fruits & Vegetables | me Ar 35¢c locality, interferes with their spec- gee Ne than uck fo pull it in.| flakes. slightly, add to cheese sauce. | ch ils a Th f thi i is to C > jal intevests through patronage. A knot in the line, a backlash, the| Separate egg whites and yolks. Beat | ’ e purpose of this meeting is to formulate { i - - . Personal and party interests defeat wrong timing, too much slack, not| yolk until blended. Stir hot mixture KRALL Meat Market a community committee to take charge of | Standard Quality av a nl: : sncugh line, dozens of things can| Turn into 1l2-quart casserole. Mix ! : many a planned program. With the! enoily - 2-q . . B Cen- | = A cracker bar-el tour, visiting fairs, | happen and you lose the fish, the| remaining 4 c¢ cheese and 1% ¢ West Main St. Mt. Joy Arrangements for the Mauri Joy Boro Cen { /= . campuses, industrial plants, Sh bait, your pe, hres the line, Ask corn flakes together and sprinkle | tennial. 7 19.02 ‘Be 3 oe hadi. . | anny man if he hasn’t himself to|over top. Bake in slow oven about] pe) people may let their Congressman any man H he hasn't { : cans . know that economy is desired. ev- blame for losing some big fish. You| 45 minutes. Serves four | WHITE - WASHING As soon as tds conuniites is rmed. final 2] } Phine 3 $ . . a Ss . en if it means stepping on political | insult him if you say all there is to THICK AND THIN: i AND eo Cold Stream Pink | fishing is luck, that it is a lottery, ir 6 ara. {he apt) arrangements wili be made. We need ‘ toes. J yer Skirts and blouses are the smart- 1 SALM N Vib, 3 7 oo 0 | deat skill means Roth. He is in-| ost things for summer wear and | DISINFECTING the cooperation of all, We, therefore, will can TURNING THE PAGES OF censed gor the Post Office Pepart- they are mixed or matched in col-| rer een | appreciate your t this i sali TOMORROW ment ruling that anyone entering a or combinations and materials. | HESS BROS PP Your Dresence wi Lis meeting Cheddar Cheese 45¢ 3 blc In 1872, a fictitious journey by | fishing contest is engaging in a Voile and broadcloth are especially | Cl | Borden's Chateau CHEESE FOOD 2-18. 8l¢c 5 Philias Fogg, was accomplished in | lottery, that hauling in a "prize IS attractive and in buying or making HUBER Cor M. N. BAILEY, Secretary y 108 5 Jules Verne's novel “Around the | luck. It is against postal regulations! , few skirts and blouses. vou have | FLORIN, PENNA Kraft's Velveeta ron ‘we, 26€ 8lc |. World in Eighty Days”. Readers for a newspaper or other publica- | 4 wardrobe of many changes. Take : Ee wh Marvel White Br d 16-01. 14 24.01, 19¢ “31; were fascinated with the tale. To-| Hien, to publicize fishing contests, | pastel blues and pinks and combine | Phone Mt. Joy SAM 5 tf ea toar C ‘oaf ; } day our planes make such a trip | give names of winners or in any with purple, periwinkle, taupe, Dd | Marvel Whole Wheat Bread eo. 1éc . . at Tas. 2 | way encourage the contest. To do black > toast Grange preg] | ern | in that number of hours! In another | ‘WaY encourage the conte o do|black. One toast, orange, natural 1 n' PKG. of his scientific wonders, Verne 2% of these the paper risks loss of | and black. Try shocking pink for a | Mak > fis ee 22-2 Brawn 'n Serve Rolis tii &*% 15¢ em wrote of the daring Captain Nemo | ls privilege, | {belt or an outfit, or emerald green | £ ove Marvel Rolls Tyo, 15¢ Bi 22¢ SHURF in a submarine, the Nautilus. it rom our experience, if there is! belt on another. The voile can be! : v 8.07. ot could have stayed submerged for | one sport that requires skill, it is! blouse and skirt, broadcloth skirt] Father Proud | Gibbs Cut Green Beans CANS 28¢ Z, SPI long distances if it had needed to | cut-smarting a big bass. Why even and voile blouse. Use your imagin-: With One Of { Kitchen Charm Waxed Paper bi 20c —— do so in its role in “Twenty perch have made us look silly! We| ation and run riot in color and fab- | My-T-Fine Desserts 401. 23 SHURE Thoussnd Leagues Under: the Sea”. have met up with fish that were rie. an ; The Followin ‘Gifts . 3 . ti ne. <3 PE; Recently the U. S. submarine Pick-| on the honor voll in MUSHROOM soup | g | Z& My-T-Fine Lemon Pie Filling ¥ 3 ici: 23c : wel traveled 5200 miles fr Ischool In fact, a fisherman says he (.. rts av He : " " 17:01. mn So gs BO Miles Sram Yong saw a Phi Beta Kappa key on a big a of Sen Sok whe A New Speidel Cortez’ | — Butter Kernel Peas & Carrots 2 G5 35¢ SCHIM y Jl S "3 . 0 esi : os = | adder OG a nu er ol aishes to 1m-~ | | . 20-07. facing. Truth that proved Verne's fish that 0} aay Irom hil! Most prove the flavor. Green peas are Watch Band Campbell S Tomato Juice CANS 25¢ PRI fiction. We have surpassed the sportsmen think the Post Office| good serving in a mushroom sauce, | which comes in a beautiful { Siz Maine Sardine IN OIL OR 3%-OL. : 3 b | Department ¢ io. he Ss : | satherotte cigarette case © S 25¢ 7 — ie French writes time in proving his Department could do better with! 213 » little ‘arated onion to. the leatherette cigarette case Yo E MUSTARD SAGE Xa { — theories attainable: He wrote an-| JX avers money than taking time sauce to enhance the mushroom $10.95 (tax incl.) Z & Del Monte Fruit Cocktail CAN 35¢ other thriller, “Journey to the "0 to make such a ruling a- | flavor. String beans served in a Lord Mott’ GN KIN Moen”, and it may not be as far- POU! fishing, perhaps devote more mushroom sauce are delicious Al A Parker "21 ® Fs Cooley Pranes aes | . 3. | ol - - Veo A Vas Ne fetched as some might believe. We thought to a solution of deficits dash of nutmeg improves the fla- | Pen & Pencil Set Tuna Hii A 3%.02 19¢ 33¢ : irs : and increased postal rates and re-| yor. Cre: j hr i FANCY might brush up on our Jules. Verne and I and | vor. Cream of mushroom soup with Ar : 16-07. here and be prepared for what is! duced postal service. sizzled dried beef, served over At $8.95 Beef Stew, 39 PIN to come. ¥ VR TTT | toast, is a tasty dish ; is MN Co) Oo B J CY ~~ Ann Page Desserts SPARKLE SHATIN 3 xo. 17¢ { | GE : 1 QI ry Yur re I ree A Beautiful \ | ——— ee | GRAVE MYSTERY SOLVED I | Ann Page Peanut Butter acon "nn 3le ~ “yp ~ r a wwe n (4 NU n rn : » THE FAMILY DOCTOR | AFTER POLICE ARE CALLED |KINGS DAUGHTERS CLASS MET Ronson’ Lighter | SMOOTH JAR i pen { g 1 7 oh XW N +l SEMI. 4-07. re} Had ‘heard of the shortage of Harvey Stoner, Mt Joy R2, was| WITH MRS. GARTH SNYDER | $6.50 & Up | Many of the estates we serve are estle's Morsels i we. 19¢ =): KID family doctors and the increasing Mowing grass on his farm, located! Mus. Garth Snyder was hostess to] : | : : 7 : : si a ? : : modest in size. We oflerour trast = 1.0 on Lon on iE eh bE BE —— — old-time family type physician dis- | along Route 230 just north of Florin | the Kings Daughters Bible Class of A Quality Wallet | in offer our trust ~ SHURF appearing from the native scene. when he came upon a fresh mound | the Church of God, Tuesday even-| $3.50 & Up experience, knowledge and contine A U i | The new edition of the American cf earth in the field. ing. : Tr . | j \ \ \ |} | PIN Medical Association's directory re-| It measured three by eight feet! During the business meeting it A Cuff Link & umg service whether your estate \\ | J assures us this is not true. Over 72| and his suspicions were aroused was decided to hold their annual . : : 1 ~ : . ! Thea i S i 3 | i 1S 1argC Or § .& 2 > These L thousand. physicians. ‘today sre in| causing Stoner to notify State Po- | picnic on July 15th, at the home of Tie Chain Set is large or smail. Come in any time. These & : 3 | 1: « ) i general practice, almost 23 thousand | lice of the “grave. | Anna Hoffer. by Hadley At $6 & Up THE * | anit JOUN E in general practice, with some at-| Police arrived shortly \before Dainty refreshments were served! ey | mm T INT ’ Lid JOJIN B : See "el : EB ; : EST L / Tp tention to a speciality. The family dark but a heavy downpour the hostess to the following Mus. | OR BEST OF AL [ NION NATIONAL MOUN] JOY p 83 E M 1 S doctor used to be part of the fam- prompted them to postpone their | C. F. Helwig, Mis. Ellen Linde-|{ A New Elgin or Bulova \ RY ra a AN, . ain A ount oy, d. 1 B 0. os ily circle. He knew the secrets of | investigation. However, later, Ston- | muth, Mrs. C. R. Charles, Mrs. Kate| Watch $47 50 & Up = = : S. G. H the patient, the good and evil. He er learned - that the mound “was | Barnhart; Ms. Lillie Mrs. | x | & i ’ . ZAB knew the sources of ailments, hy formed by a neighbor digging in| Stella Sweigart, Mrs. Blanche Par. | See all these rather beautiful gifts | i All Prices In This Store ow mn sical and mental, because he knew | the field seeking a predatory animal | sons, Mrs. Lulu Stauffer, Miss Mae Sop. Kates which are reasonably | ; se | Tr the i for some generations | which had been killing his chickens | Shreiner, Miss Wilma Eaton, Mus. | | ZZ Fo ah A \ . i . , ; ous | | | | ; re The Same As se back. You didn’t have to call in a | and the mystery was solved. | Mary Walkef, Mrs. Annie Stauffer, | K ’ Ww ch S | | ¥ Everyhi psychiatrist, to probe into child- TH SW | Mis. Irvin Kaylor, Mss. Eli Smeltz-| § at hop | bY IN UNION THERE IS STRENGTH | ¢ In Effect In Our Super Markets i hood problems, into background.| Stimulate your business by adver- | er, Mrs. Emma Shookers, Mrs. Dor-| Dial Mt. Joy 3-4015 | eee i — The family doctor usually knew | tising in the Bulletin. | othy Derr, and Miss Anna Hoffer. | Chocolate Ave, FLORIN, PA. | Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation J —— ; ‘ . ; i | : | ¥
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