Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, June 22, 1950 | VY
The
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1001 [sem
Published
0-11 East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa. | slavia, Greece, Trieste and the
Mount Joy Bulletin HAPPENINGS
LONG AGO ident; Miss
abethtown
Burma, ‘Malaya, Indo-China,
Every Thursday at No. tan and India, Afghanistan, Yugo- 20 Years Ago ian; Bernarc
Mount Joy's population is 2,716
Dardenelles. All of this is an as-
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Subscription, per your Bi pect of the cold war. We, who by a revised count of the 15th cen- Aron Bult
Three Months 60 would term this old world our! Us tended the sessio
Dingle Copies 05 ‘friendship house’, have no hope. The last remaining toll road in| In tne grove unc
Sample Coples FREE | gf js a perilous planet. Floods and| Penna, the New Holland turnpike, po We he
SS droughts pose problems on our will be freed this week. "During the prog
Entered at the Postoffice at Mt.
Joy, Pa, as
second-class mail mat-| Acreage of this vast plot. Man and! Class of 19 of East Hempfield €rence ot opl
nion
the fate of the o¢
laj. Gen. Daniel
Donegal Society | Miss Mary Louise Wilton, Wrights=
ville paper advertising.
1
(From page 1)
a— of — | vice president; N
Strickler, Lancaster, 3:
i
d vice pres- | «
L. Keller, Eliz-
Lane
Myer y
caster, legal officer.
secretary-treasurer; Dr.
Herbert H. Beck,
aster histor-
Jr, Lan-
Attends
peoy
ns, &
ler t
ram
arose
1k
le who at-
ind lunched
he cld oak
Governor and Mrs.
a little diff-
in regard to
trees, some ol
ter under the Act of March 3, 1879. nature threaten and cajole. But, on| Twp. was entertained by Mr. and them more taan 200 years old.
There are now 185 life members A i —————
and 125 annual members, a total
of 316.
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Member Pennsvive rani this terrain lives something besides Mrs. Monroe Garber near Mount! Dr. Herbert H. Beck, in making
5 ane Spd "ul . y 10V
Publishers’ Association fear. There is goodness and neigh-| Joy. the histor lows report, Gov=
shers S : ' rnor Duff as telling him that the
eee ee borliness, there is love and Br as installed at new | ;
> hlivats "pe ] v Harry Thomas installed ai new | (ees would last another 20 or 30
: I ublivation Day, Thursday or thoughtfulness, marble counter and stools with! years, because an oak blight is rap-
Copy for a change of advertising | voices from the pulpits that backs at his restaurant. idly moving eastward. Beck ex-
should reacl
We will not guarantee insertion of
ing unless copy reaches | Sus parts of the world, sound a friends to a dance at Cassel | will take action which will lead to
any advertis
1 this office Tuesday. | _ . Sek . :
speak for many religions in numer-| wry and Mrs. C. V. Kinsey enter-
presed the hope
Duff is elected tc
tnat
) the
the office ne ot later than 9 a. m. | challenge to this age of fear. Armor Park. the preservation of the
preceding day of publication. and great strength need spiritual ula Hue. . 1-200: .. | the nation.”
B ! Markets. Eggs, 21-22c; Butter, But David
Classified
y a. m, publics ation day. : :
| progress. “Faith without works is reception was given in honor Committee said
E IT 0 R 1. A \L| dead” and it was on this principle | Mr. and Mrs. John Buffenmyer Jormed i! the
D that our own flag first blew in the movin. lB
While sitting on my front porch I
see many of last year's automobiles |
We are approaching the time when | work with the words, to place her
many fellows can be reached only | hare. Faith at work. a Dedicate New
at a golf course. owe their court. : | A new memorial tre
ft ° ®@ Pa. State Sportsmen's Assoc., are jeated Tnursday,
WE VOTE FOR FATHER Mr. and Mrs.
Did you
ads will be accepted to
+ + & {
flag, they termed her, and Old away a Whippet Roadster at their in the grove
py name or’ 8S - i
{ Glory they papel her, as They carnival. : he sid. The
| gave her “the land of the free and The Rheems Tennis: Club with| white oaks,
® ow
| the home of the brave”. It took
32 members, received a new net good c
and erected a new wire enclosing
i holding their annual shoot at Har- | of
ever notice that the| the radio, during a discussion | risburg this week.
home with a telephone and a bath | | of present conditions, a man stated] A .rowd estimated at six thous- pairs cn the
tub, ene is
when he is in the latter? | women took over, that for the last | convention of the Church of Breth- |
all time lew but they are going to! with their sixth sense, might work Brenner was given at the hothe of
have to go still lower before many | things out far better. A fine note| jo, father, Burgess W. D. Chand- |
wanted on the former | that. in his opinion, it is about time | and attended the 132nd annual cempleted, including those made to
the well erected
years ago to
and thai the
ndition,
prebably will have
: C. Witmer, chairman
| Impetus, as a spur to peace and to 35¢:; Lard llc. of the Buildings
that
there
Witn
their daughters.
Witmer also
stone
and Grounds
he was in-
State Department of
Llignt would take an-
: 100 years to reach Don-
I breeze of freedom. The candy-stripe Rheems Fire Company are giving egal. In addition to the
also Norway
pines, hemlocks and other conifers,
15 memorial trees, all
are
er
except
to
given in memory
B. F. Hoffman by
reported that re-
wal
and «¢
. the day i
eo | fifty years men have made such a|,cn at Hershey. World War 1 veterans.
: | : |
Mink coat prices are now at an mess of things, perhaps women,| A birthday dinner for Mrs. Harry Slaymaker
said the
local women can talk business with | indeed, in which to start a tribute, jo). trees. he said. ar
their husbands. !to Father on his Day, for most of| Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Knickle, Ep-| condition, and surge
engaged to repair them.
| 4 4 . 2 e afiernoon a brief
FOR FRACTICAL LIVING | ed, promoted, in public affairs for| isles and Europe and witness the Memorial Was for. the Rev.
The president of Smith College, | the past fifty years, have been and | Passion Play in Germany.
Dr. Benjamin Fletcher Wright, does | are Fathers. Critics heap his follies| Nine fire companies prevented :
net agree with those who say ed-| upon his head, would give women| fire from reaching a storage taink ber of the Society's executive com-
© eo 2 | these men who have guided, steer-!|jscopal Church will tour the British During th
pastor of the
ucation is slipping. In his opinion | the helm that they might anchor us| of 36,000 gals. of gasoline at the As- | mittee.
women education is entering ain a safe port through better judg-| estos Plant at Manheim. H, W. Prentis, Jr.
new phase,
for the better. Practi- | ment. Father has weathered many| East Donegal Twp. school b yard| In Prentis
academic studies, as-botany cours-| Lots of women who would under- | four-room elementay'y grade school.| dom as did
es
. . . . LP date |
economics adding courses in house- | ity, state, federal,
hold finance, art, drama and music| positions, but not many! Father of | for the trees and historic graveyard! esponsibility,
including lessons in gardening | take his job might surpass him in| The Donegal Society will start af
international, ove raise $1,900 to care] ToT
a movement to raise $ { the principle
taught in relation to everyday liv-| his home, he has tried to be wise | at Donegal Springs. judgment anc
ing. A classical education is a val-| and just. No man on record is with| A carload of beer valued at $2,000
uable one,
background,
asset for post-graduate work. For|has taken the criticism with the Foresters Lodge enjoyed a
giving one a cultural! out fault. Father carried quite a] was seized on a siding at a stone|pglief in the
Frank E. Bossert,
ai died this ye
“They came
new continent
ar. I
Church and a mem-
address, he
20ta Century
to t
s of
the
| the
| sembly which, toge
a fervent passion
inward spirituality of
he said. “They
a mental stimulus, an| burden for many long years and he| quarry near Lancaster. «| the individual,”
girls who don’t plan further educa- | praise. He has shouldered his | ham dinner at the Garden Spot | cept that the
tion, who aren't deeply studious, spensibilities and hoped to rectify | Restaurant.
they will gain much from such his errors There are many women |
practical education, after gradus- who have assured his place n the oY | man may justly enter,
tion. { home, mn industry, in political of- | e e in S those inalienable rl
THE
Comes the intermittent symphon- | Father to build a better world, but |
the human
re el ree that there is
soul that nc
Ss © | fice, some through necessity, some Declaration o
thundered s
{ i
OPEN SPACES | through choice. Wemen should help S b k | aunaes
De: | ray A ea | crap 00 ° world.
ic arrangements of June crickels| we bet their “sixth sense” tells] Week's Best Recipe: trend away
and the zing of mosquitoes, the|them that they probably wouldn't; pancakes De Luxe with
creekinz of
croaking of
winged thin
er sounds of unsifted pancake mix, all at once,| ©.
mer’s advent. Now the city man ee [ stir lightly. Pour ®nc T of batter! unism.*
thinks long thoughts of the country] M J Is | on hot griddle and bake to golden| He also c¢
where quiet from the road and | ount oy S | brown, turning once. Serve with to pr
confusion offer repose for his soul | (From Page 1) sauce. Rhubarb-Pineapple Sauce: | ing generati
and body.
country, aplenty, but it is a peace-
ful conducting kind of noise, not the |
cacophony of urban traffic, a mech- |
aniism of rears. small towns such |
as Mount Jo
to the June
on the wave length that offers man
a defense against taunt nerves.
There are noises in the | gret to say that our boro is ninth |2 © diced
Sauce: | of individual
|
natute’s choral to sum- | cenfidently in Father's, oaving . 2xp
| their economic
The speaker
Socialism a
a pla
held
Egypt,
e in
le w
bility enters into. the traditional | 2 stormy sea and won his course. | inspected several sites for a new “the same oi A i poi ig
the men of Donegal.”
shores of this
impregnated with
personal moral
he
right
right
ther,
and
baked | based their political philosophy and |
system on the con- |
re is something about
spirit
that
ce in
historic Wit-
ness Tree is in excellent condition,
new fund can be used
to take care of the grove. Only two
“when Gov.
Senate, he
oak trees in
white oaks
reported in
two which
be replaced
Tree
e was ded-
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FLORIN, PA.
PHONE MT. JOY 3-4885
PAUL E. HESS
ls had been
ledicated 25
n honor of
precarious
have been
N. J.,, who
as a former
Spoke
urged that
of rprivate
of free as- |
filled them |
unshakable
Effective July 1st
The prices on 1847 Rogers Bros, Wm.
Rogers & Son, and Holmes and Edwards
Flatware will be adjusted upwards ap-
proximately 109%.
ADAM H. GREER
Jeweler
87 East Main Street Dial 3-4124 MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
is sacred:
the human
) government and no
where reside
rights that the |
f Independence later
» eloquently to the
frem
the
freedom
: : 5 m! Steady momentum sinc
right hawks and the] jrave done as well as Father, for | 2 ¢ pancake mix, 21% c¢ milk, 2 T of the century “The ti
: iftv ‘ear yf p> | . at
frogs, the fatter of thes fifty years. Womenfolk | shortening, 1 beaten egd.| ular self-government
ss and the myriad oth-| around here still place their hand | milk, shortening and egg to| running out all over
sed the j:
alled
ovide
asserted that the
old concept
has gained |
e the turn
des of pop-
have been |
the world |
wgged rocks |
nd Comm-
upon American
for
the system-
atic religious instruction of the ris-
n, “without kreaking
separation of |
aT 9
rhubard, 1 c¢ crushed| down the
ineapple, 14 ¢ light corn syrup, ?!
ineapple, 1% ¢ light corn syruyg 3 |
years. | P Pp Ce: . Fl Washington
t salt. Combine ingredients in sauce perpetuity of
pan. Simmer until rhubarb is ten- upon the rel
der and sauce slightly thickened. | Young.
in growth in the past ten
| There was, however, considerable
| home building done at and near
a Florin. A large number of these : yo
v, listens appreciatively | were erected on Donegal Springs | Co0- Serve on pancakes. Garnish
program. It tunes in| with whip cream. This makes a ticn of every
Road, but all are outside the boro. |
Building has started on the
.° at Orange Shells:
| Gingrich development, on Pinker- | =
wise
Church and State,”
quo
as saying
nation depends
training of the
this
igious
citiz
delicious spring dessert. parts of freedom,
the men of Donegal.”
Denegal History Traced
LB BJ . rs { After you squeeze the juice from r imouze. ;
| ton Road, within the boro» the| Dr. Limouze, in
JUNE YESTERDAY { : oranges, save the halves, pack| morning session, ti
n fourth home being under eonstruc- | : a] as ga
The year's longest days from] [them with mashed sweet potatoes
June 19-23
21. This month you have your |
to which a bit of the orange juice|g toh _Trish
Summer begins June | :
Operations are also progressing
who,
Finally, he made a plea for “self-
sacrificing patriotism—the dedica- |
to the ram- |
in the spirit of |
en
his
raced
ting George
that “the
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15-tf
talk at the |
the back- |
ground cf Donegal in this country,
telling of how it was settled by the
he said, played |
on the new Longenecker plot re- | : : nies in the dar
rainceat handy and perhaps your | LL salt, butter and top with a little| onies in the American
4 P p | cently added to the boro. bhi dole avr They built a church
fan. June has a full calendar, to-| But Mount 3 ny { brown sugar or maple syrup. Heat ooo patterned © a
day and yesterday. On June 19,| i 4 it. Mount Joy. wants 9 in moderate coven. Church in Donegal,
1851, Massachusetts had a white] GROW, and GROW and GROW as Take A Tip: gambrelled roofs being
frost. Ia this month in 1755. Yank] Bert Parks says on Stop the Music, ! Over a chambray or gingham this vicinity.
ee Doodle was first sung in Ameri- |
ca. June it
im made his first tour, when Dun-
kirk was ev. ' eC
of Bunker Hill was fought, when| take in Florin? But don't forget| the dress material. Skirts and| frugality and ster
Charles Dickens died and John the! that just plain extending the limits| blouses are so popular. Use band-| Hobs, and how
| carrie these
Baptist was
we must be up and doing. It might dress, make a ‘wind-| Ireland, of
was when P. T. Barn-
Lititz when it added Warwick. {short gathered sleeves and the! than Lancast
acuated and the Battle, Just why shouldnt Mount Joy | gathered bottom with a band of the people,
born, when Jack John- isn't as important as getting new | ings of old fashioned silk braid on America
be well to follow the footsteps of breaker’ of organdy, binding the somewhat similar
is added. Season the potatoes with| a large part in defending the Col- |
Revolution. |
at Donegal
fter their |
Ireland—its |
unusual In |
Dr. Limouze told of his visit to
its farming country
er
and
unty.
but more rugged
He des-
cribed the manners and custcms of
spoke of {heir |
nl
the ea
characteristics to |
son died and Joe Louis knocked out’ industries. Give us more industries | the skirt, ball fringe, sick rack or! The Rev. Claude S. C
Walcott. June marks Confederate end we assure you that many new | drapery cording. Crochet or knit! presiding executive,
Presbyterian Church |
Memorial Day and our Invasion in! homes and population will soon|the camisole tops of cotton or|
Pennsylvania,
in the U. S.
of A,
1944, when Tripoli declared war on| follow. | woclen yarn, elasticised thregd,| morning service.
the U.S. and when our B 29s| The population of Lancaster | make the tops for sunning and have | given by the
bombed Japan, when the U. N. county has been announced at) a cotton cardigan or
Rev.
tion
Charter was signed and cigarettes 234,137, just 21,633 more than ten|skirt material. Small skull capsi H. Shea, D
pres
ving cond- |
rlv settlers |
|
onley, D.D., |
Synod of |
ided at the
Invocation was |
Thon
bolero of the! Gregor, pastor of Donegal Church,
and benedic
by
as A. Mc-
the Rev.
.D., stated clerk |
were first taxed. A busy month, years ago. |are pert with such costumes and| of Donegal Presbytery. At the af- |
whatever the year. Sema ABB | can be crocheted to match the! Smaon session, presided over by |
feminine arent | Slaymaker, invocation was given |
29S ADJUST THE MOWER | jacket OF top. | Ver the Rev. John M. Gordon, as- |
A WORLD OF FLAGS { To do a good job of cutting in| Handy Bags: | sistant minister cf First Presby- |
In the ‘Soviet Zone of Germany | the hay field, the mower must be| Make bags to go with different | terian Church, Lancaster, and the
409,000 Communist youths staged a kept in good repair and adjust- | summer outfits. Crocheted twine jo tio)
form of a monstrous ment, reminds N. H. Wooding ex- | lined with plaid or checked ging- | New Life Members
Secretary Trygve Lie | tension agricultural engineer of the ham is attractive. Straw bags can| Miss: Anna L. Keller announced |
rally in the
parade. UN
| sylvi 4 an- | the following
returns from a t-ip for peace to) Pennsylvania State College. Ad | be knitted at home. Make old pan- | Jarier.
Moscow and the leaders of Western | justments and repairs for tractor | ama hats, wash and bleach them, Canieron Clark. Jr.
new
life
Rev."Mr. McGregor gave the
members:
k, James |
Washington,
Furope governments, Still inquiry | cr norse-drawn mowers are ex- | | shape while wet, sew drapery rings|D. C.; Harry E. Ebert, Laura Ebert, |
about the Navy plane shot down pleined in Circular 224 available | around the brim edge, insert a cor
ster; M harl
over the Baltic. Bitterness is a | from your county agent. | made of lining material and you ER tor Spar es
roused about whether Communist | have an attractive summer carry- | III. Media: Miss
China shall take the place of Na-| Everybody in this locality reads | all. Sail cloth and rope combine to| €ulloch, Harrisburg;
tionalist China in the UN. Trouble | The Bulletin—that’s why its adver- | give a cotton dress a bag that will |
simmers in Korea and Formosa, | tisers get such excellent results,
| Stauffer, York; Mr.
| lia am Mann, Lancaster; Mrs, Well-
J put the ensemble in the front row.’ ington R. Burt, Battle Creek,
d| York; C. Dudley Armstrong, Lan- |
F. Stauffer, |
Clifford Lewis |
Ellen K. Me-!
and
S. Walter |
Mrs. Wil- |
Save money when
you buy your next
car. Finance it here.
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