for moving its major crops, manu- | protected in Pennsylvania and may |
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2—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, October 5, 1950 (t VA WAAR . «9 D. E. ALBERTSON NAMED
e etin 8 { PP&L SAFETY ENGINEER your business than by local news
HAPPE N 1 NGS | Pennsylvania Power & Light [Paper advertising.
e Mount Joy Bulletin f Sera book | Company announced, effective Oc-
0, p | tober 1, that D, E. Albertson, Potts- ? YYW YYW
; ville ivisi 8 fl @
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher LONG AGO —— | ville division superintendent of $ EYES BY
i ye ond lines and substations, will be |
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 EE" Week's Best Recipe: inted i OH } 2
w——— At the preseat time more freight * hd Hawaiian Chicken Curry: 1 ¢ hot pow ig gis Y Sy pA : Pipe 13 DR. S. MILLIS [
ihe par); > » ibe cecds the late P. L. G. Hasskarl as!
Published Every Thursday at No. | cars are needed. Without any long- 20 Y ears A go milk, 1 4-0z. package shredded co- Sos he ae G 8 3 OPTOMETRIST
8-11 East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa. winded argument the railroads have conut, 2 cans condensed cream of | © A § (Q
————— ; 5 : wy ———— hikes wp, 2 clove { chopped safety operations, 59 N., MARKET STREET
“uth ordere more than 0,000 new 1 chicken soup, < cloves of ¢ ed |
Subscription, per year $2.00 Ny | t the New Columbia : Tb Man tos ue hitn iG ELIZABETHTOWN {
Six Months i $1.00 cars this year and thousands move | 0 first 36 hours wa garlic, 2 t ground ginger, 3 green H. Richard Taylor, who ‘has been 12 ours
8 . | : ( 1 f1 36 urs yi » TY ; : yy varily 1: 3 8 a urs:
Three Months ............ 0 for the next few years. No compul- | gn 00 onions, chopped, 12 T curry powder, | tempor arily filling the job since 3 Daily: 9 to 1 and 2 to 6
Single Copies ............. sory legislation was needed to alert in . n t salt, 3 ¢ cooked chicken meat. Hasskarl's death in February of this |$ Evenings: Tues. & Sat. 6:30 . 8
Sample C IRS M Elizabeth Simons, of East rear. returns to his regul: S 9
ple oples ase shin them. They did not wait to be told Don ba S0th birth Pcur hot milk over coconut, let | year, returns to his regular _ position ! | 2 No Hours Thursday |
pat — . ( il iebrated her suth b - iw : . afety instructor J a
En 1 at the Postoffice at Mt They did not wait for government | and 30 minutes, Meanwhile add | 1s safety instructor, with headquar= 3 PHONE: 334)
tered at the Postoflice at Mt, aid or handouts. Foresceing jarlic, ginger, onions, curry powder ters in Lancaster. '$
Joy, Pa. as second-class mail mat. or hd . g 1 Martin N. Brubaker. 'East: Main : : ; |
ter under the Act of March 3, 1879. | tial danger ahead and greater de- | go | brated’ bis Uti bitthdals salt, to chicken soup heated in a| Albertson was born in 1899 and |
mand for their services, they acted . or heavy kettle. Strain cocoanut thru |graduated as an electrical engineer {
AA RZ y ¢ Re }. A lacDannal VIS Te- .
Mempes, ho fey i N WSPAPET | ver a billion dollars is being in- { | : d : oe io double thickness of cheese cloth, | frm the University of Pennsyl- LIVE and DRESSED
ublisners Association ippointed the nur ) oo . : : p ¥ |
Jess! Atv) vested in freight ears alone 10 | here, for the sixieenth year, | | SUT milk into, 4) vania in 1921. After a shore period || (CHICKENS ||
1 1017 The SIX env yeul . : y 2 ~
Publication Day, Thursday build up the freight fleet to 1,850,- Han Emenheiser:: Rhett.’ iz soup mixture. Add chicken, cook | with the Western Electric Company,
Copy for a change of advertising 000 cars. he Sa | slowly over slow heat, stirring con- | Albertson wes employed in June
3 0 recovering from injuries received . 1 | :
should reach this office Tuesday. | Since 1945 the railroads have when he wis Tw at infra stantly, Serve hot on hot cooked | 1522 by the Eastern Pennsy!vania
We wil not guarantee ngertion of spent over $4.500,000.000 in mod- i. : a rice with an assortment of condi- | Light, Heat & Power Company of
advertising unless copy reaches be} . A t : | rille : {
ERY 7: not Ry tL 9 a m. | to increase operating Ammon H. Bucher vurchased at ments such as hard cocked eggs and | Fottsville, a predecessor company {
receding day of publication. strength and efficiency. They have | | i. lea: 4 wo crisp bacon, shredded coconut and | of PP&L. |
Pp Ing cay I . priva ile the 73 acre farm of 1 : | th Mak a9 FREE DELIVERY
Classified ads will be accepted to | made these expenditures in spite | Christ B wher in Rapho Town chopped peanuts, placed in separate | In March 1926, he became super= 4
i! n er vapho own- : i. : . ‘ .
9 a m i da [ of lew earnings, high taxes and sub- | chi, dishes. intendent of distribution. of the BLAIN KAUFFMAN
AE SR sidized competition charged to the Mt. Joy Farmers’ Dairy Cz. dil Looking At Fashions: | Pottsville division and in December, MT. JOY. PA |
E D 1 ! [ 0 R I A 1. general taxpayer, including them- | 1.4 11 389 feet deep for its wa- Fall fabrics are “lush”, they are | 1942 was appointed superintendent ROUTE 1, DIAL 3-4929
[ selves. Since 1945 they have paid | (or supply “scrumptuous,” rich in texture to|©f lines and substations of that [
+ + + several billion dollars to the gov- Miss Rut Charles was appointed the touch and to the eye. The |division. .
Some folks have absolutely no | ernment in taxes instead of receiv- |, fill the vacancy at the Newtown sheathe type dress is made to flat- Mlberison. je 8 of tise ualit Meats
ga : . e ine tax ido . Ts ry Fr even : AIOY iz 1. | Masonic Order, POLE. ary
respect for age unless it is bottled. | ing tax subsidies, Secondary school ter even the larger sizes. Neck- aso « Order BJ O.E. and Rotary
eo eo Such a record represents private The 33 acre. fatm of Henrv.H lines are wide with huge collars, | Club; he is a Pennsylvania regis- ALSO
A single man has his conscience industry at iis best, Hoffman in Ravh Twp. was pur- Natural waistiines remain / dered a oa 5 Line OF
aa : . : : and the Fy » Stave i dns serves as a director of >» Fidelity |
to guide him and a married man .9e chased by Elsie Mae Hoffer for |2™ He. hemline S'ays at midealf, Biuldi L : 4 he Fide lity !
his. wile. WE COULD STOMACH THIS | $1636. Over-shiris #re hetoming sivlish jn] & Lean of BIRDS a4
®@ 00 it has been that mili- The engagement w announced | 4M desighgt’s lines. Dress shirls i he i
DON'T BLAME THE WAR tary cuisine cannot he likened to | of Miss Mary C. Moyer of town to | Ture borders of pleats, embroid- | ig oe orgy
Spat Feta Cs : pe ary. fur. | announeec 14 > safety depart-
Prices on almost every building good home cooking. But each war | Dr. Bonnie Reid Fudge of Rock ry, fur fv t | 1 al tie Sale depart Fruits & Vegetables |
tei Font . nent he; arters w + move
materiol have risen since January, | finds the conditions bettered, with | Hill, S. C If You Can Do It: ¢ po BE riers will be moved
Th | The: woms . Venn) + | from ‘ntow: ( aze i
and are still on the climb. These dieticians at work to plan palatable Mr. Clarence Stoll. of town | The woman with the very short | : : ie n to Hazelton. This y {
o y Te Whis - is a further ste oncentrating i
increases, contrary to popular opin- meals for our boys. Field rations | was named president of the Tele- h ir Xd Wotiders Wht fo do shout H It Tes J rai a KRALL S Meat Market
jon, are found to be due to the have become more appetizing | type Corp., of Chicago Manufact= the newer way of wearing the hair. | es Ws iS a further step In : .
wueh hair j i what chert | CONCENtrating aze WW
heavy consumer demand for hous- though we have heard some lads urers of printer telegraph equip- Though hair is still symewhat short, iH rh slion, the est Main St., Mt. doy]
ing and increasing wage levels. | giving K rations the Bronx cheer. ment. it is worn long enough to hold the | A fae: i the company’s op-
ys . . ou . soft altering water TEPER cr | erations, a i 3
rather than to the present Korean But man’s ingenuity is making p.s- I'he Senior class of Maytown en- Hatiering, prety. waves. I ually 2 he Electric
an sible kits thet include : orgs vd Tete vour hair grows rapidly, you can | COMPanys operating headquarters
conflict. k it include a meal far | joyec doggie roast at Engles gf EE yrganizati and Gas
In spite of all fine-spun argu- | Superior to the army rations of yes- | Quarry. ge t this longer length before the g 1 fon 5
ments to the contrary, wages and | terday. There is a new one for as- Mr. James Eshbach. near Milton style changes again | Also Specialize On {
salaries are the major costs in pro- | Sault troops, about the size of an | Grove, owns an old Melodian, at : Inspirational: M S Ei h FARM MACHINE WELDING |
duction. Improved methods in man- | I€¢ cream package, weighing less | least 125 years old, which was the The things taught in schools and | » » 1sen ower AND EQUIPMENT |
rat 1 i ne fret 3 olleges are an educati | |
facturing, distribution and retailing Nn a pound, In the individual Irst instrument used in the Catho- fe hod {ed i but | (From Page 1) flutemobile and Truck Welding |
reduc erational costs but | cardbcard box are two eans, one | lic Church at Pottstown. hi ans of education, 7 4
have reduced op Eta : ¢ > eh tstown a. — | General Dwight D. Eisenhower, LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
they cannct forever offset wage and | Containing meat patties which can Vivs. Walter Warner, near ! ; : : :
ey. be’ Gites 1 Sati vot rie ov president of Columbia University,
tax increases — hence climbing | © aten hot or cold, with a can | man’s Church was honored with | wer t. Oth : over's e in 0
. a ere resent. a > ave
prices. { opener enclosed that is the size of a | birthday surprise by the Kine: cel ents n asa ; 2 members of
I wa : he Eise rer fz y also attend-
209 | watch charm. The top of the can | Daughters Class (Fron ze 1) : favlly also Delta and Marielta Streets
x ooviveEr SEviEN | holds a hea ible ic ‘he — A Dage ed
REMEMBER NOVEMBER SEVEN a J it tablet which, when -— James R. Wav 3 Dr. Bisenhower. in his in: MT. JOY, P Phone 3-5931
se . gives the effect of vs ay, R3 Elizabeth- | r. Fisenhower, in his inaugural,
A great privelege will be enjoy- | gives the effect of canned town, reck] Jed Botl k or
. . ti Cu for ‘eckless ing. SOX i
ed by the American people this heat. Over it, in two minutes the E. Dongs School re C a ariving oth a for 25 minutes.
re sum me J ll ar 5 Do . Sv OY SO =
fall—a privilege they will find dif- | Patties begin to sizzle. The package Wy OTK n + hearing be rior to leaving government ser
a obvi re Justice of the Peace srt | viee i 43 oo he presi
ficult to appreciate because it has contains two portions of coffee with (From Page 1) B ; of 9 Pesos Robert! vice ‘In 1013 to a pros
. oipe fav ’ , . Wn. ar ror 1 | > ey - a To .
peen handed down to them from |2 vial of water purificaton tablets, Maytown-Bainbridge Rotary Club Prown Dauphin RI} dency ofRansss Sate College, Dr
generation fo generation. On No- if you are uncertain about the water| 125! Thursday, September 28. The! S018 2 red Lf, will be sui- | Eisenhower served as associate di-
vember 7 generzl elections will be |i your canteen. Another heat tab- | IK inc luded ‘Why Teach Driver ne tor : hearing, j of the Office of War Infor-
held thriughout the country. We let and you have good, hot coffee. | Education?” “Why Teach It In The x trucks were: Carl 1. mation “> -
: : . . | ’ GE . asserlei ane: ap 2) - —
should all remember voting is the | There is a tin of cookies. two sweet | Schools?” and “Facts and Figures j . srleih, Lancaster, 9,600 pounds. | .
| ehae . . Te Aw oe .| JO Tiller 2ottstow | “QW
individual's assurance of freedom. chacolate bars, three cigarettes a 1d | That Show The Effectiveness of pa Milton, oJ town, 105%} POX
There is no ruling class in America, | 2 stick of chewing gum, to com- Driver Education”. Twenty-five Ibs., Baton M. Hoover, Indiana RS, TWELVE, MONTHS PERIOD
but the pecple who vote have with- | | plement your meal. { members and friends of the May- | Pa, 17500 Ibs; Chas W. Fowler, Earnings after all charges includ-
in their power the ability to decide | War is still what Sherman said | t°Wn-Bainbridge Rotary Club at- Blaclkwaod Terrace, N. J, 4,000 lbs. ing a provision for increased in-
what kind of a government we shall | it was, but you can't say the same | fended the meeting. | The latter paid a $25 fine and costs) come taxes due to the new Federal
have { for the food, if this new package is Recent Assembly at an immediate hearing before | Income. tax bill accruing to the
ee» { @ sample of the fare. | At a recent assembly Mr.. Rich-| Sauire Hockenberry {common stock of Pennsylvania
THIS. WE LIKE | —- ard Craine, secretary of the Mari- Salvidor Butch, of Philadelphia, | Power & Light Company for the
When the President telephoned | NEW TYPES OF BENEFITS etta Lions Club, presented a trophy | 11,500 lbs., was summoned to ap-|twelve months period ending Aug-
Gen. Marshall to ask him to be De- | ARE NOW PAYABLE to Clayton Waltz, a member of the | Pear before Justice of the Peace |ust 31, 1950 were $8.893,084.
fense Secretary, the general said he | Several new types of benefits! SCVeNth grade. The trophy was won Robert Brown. | This is equivalent to $2.67 peri
would consult with his wife before | are now payable under the recent last spring in the marble tourna- Frnest Fielder, of Philadelphia, | share of common stock outstanding |
mzking the decision aad then took | amendments to the Social Security ment sponsored by the Marietty| 190 lbs. and Joseph Farber, also | at end of the period.
the job upon her advice. Act that were not payable pre- Lions Club. Clayton competed in| of Philadelphia, 18800 Ibs. will be) Operating revenues for the first
There is a Cluseness in marriage | viously. These changes generally the county contest at Ephrata and | Summoned for hearings. | eight months ending August 31,
when a man, faced with a decision, | have the | effect of making mu ye succeeded in reaching the finals RE 11950 were $51,028,647, an increase {
axing more . . op |
large or iri i wishes to talk it | persons eligible for benefits than| © he was defeated. | {OF ten percent over last year's cor- Come im today! |
over with his wife, get her opinion, | would have been eligible ! F. F. A. News [ FORMI( A | responding period |
showing her the consideration of | Yhildren. uy : 4 io The Witness Oak FFA Chapter : — ADAM H GREER |
: Children under the age of 18 may | a : Ch ipter Sinktops & Counters { i TL .
expressing her views on a matter now be eligible on their mother’s | in the Log Sawing KITCHEN & BATHROOM | An unlimited of minks TEWELER
which affects Loth lives. Too, many | wage record even though thes oe Contest at the West Lampeter Fair WALI TIL 1 {and otters may be taken in Penn- EWELER |
men would have vou think they are living with their father when he added another blue ribbon to their Tile Fl Veneti Blind sylvania in the November 6 to De- 87 E. Main St, Mt. Joy, Pa.
Rat : . en she : ’ ma ile Iloors enetid S . n ~ : po. |
self-made, that their word is 1aw | jied provided she wa currently | [ast growing collection. Ken Kreid- | James cember 16, 1950, hunting season PHONE 3-1124
: I C 1 as y | re
in the home, that they make the |; 5 3 er and Bruce Bernhard turned in LEONARD L. SAFKO 2 {
dh 3 a insured. For instance, if both par- : : | Phene 3-3491 - Mt. Joy,
decisicns in business and family | os are working on jobs that a a winning time of one minute and one 3-3491 - Mt. |
{ > 3 1g Jobs at are _ 4 | =
matters. If true, then we don't re- | covered by the law, and the mother | 3 for sawing through a 14 | |
gard them so highly. A man gains | 4,19 die. the children would inch Jog. The two boys beat their | =i tir |
. : ( Cy i i i > . ;
ground with yeu when you hear the | eligible. Previously, if living with closest rivals from Quarryville by . |
homely, considerate statement: “I'll their father. thev Wore ected tol ® slender margin of two seconds. | Dr.H.C Killheffer |
CORSE 3 wife”. | y ay edd sie vinnite elf arte ative} . |
consult with my wife be dependent only on his. M. S.| For thes wimg efforts they are (®) t t i t | |
2.0 | Gleaton, Manager of the Yanecaster to receive a hand tool—to be pre- promeiris | |
IT PAYS DIVIDENDS Social Securi mn TR sented by the fair committee at a MANHEIM v . dN |
cs Sos Soci: ity office, said that on : ; 163 S. Charlotte St : 3
Millions «f collars are spent for | RT later date. The results of the Dairy > St. ; |
i ne | there are a number of cases like Telephone 5-3376 { ° - |
waste znd losses, Each of us pay the | this in Lancaster Count th 4 | and Livestock Judging have not as | there is
we 8 .ancaster County. > = -5:3 |
price of carelessness. Millions of * h I vet been announced Mon. & 9.3150 | STILL TIME | i
past, a lump sum payment would EE : Tues. Fri. Sat. 7-9 P. M. |
dollars are’ saved by good invest- | ve been made to the widower Harold Musser, Tractor Driving | ; gy to install th
ment that pay lucrative dividen mis : : a "| conte aie ir ; jo | Tues. Fri. Sat. || 0 insta e
is boa pa ; t i ; nie) HW there ave ‘any children still ui) ntestant, placed third in compe 9:30-1:00. 2.5 P. M
me of the finest investments that | : ition with five Sp SC ; : ;
| der age 18, they might now be elig- | tition with five other schools. ELIZABETHTOWN Revolutionary
will save hundreds of millions of hp sms lite mcm 15 E. High St N or
dollar vest. if ‘made bv: cach ible for monthly benefits. ve 2 | ew
'S a year, if made by eac of Under ertal runs ; » elephone 24-R || with the sealed thrift unit |
85, is the prevention .of fires certain circumstances, a ormer es) ents |
Through pavine stiention ta. fine | Vile may now be eligible for bene- | ONLY OIL-O-MATIC HAS IT!
ying i 15 batore she tc. 85. ceive of cia | a {
hazards, putting into practice what js before she is 65 years of age./ (From page 1) { Also |
"his cc our i or } Yai Was . | it S|
we know about safety measures to! 1 is could occur if her husband! gaughter of the late Susan and | L ‘Complete
- re eceiving ld-age ir ance > a : ; WA Avid | nits. 4
prevent fires that destroy life and | WV? old-age insurance | Henry Krall, of town. Mr. Foltz is Served Mt. Joy & Vicinity 0) wb all sizes |
property. we will reduce the har- | benefits and if she had in her care | the son of the late Helen and Sam- For 28 Years | pure warm kg
ia sntitled: 1 on het ps ns | nly 1 to
vest of dedth and destruction caus- | ° child entitled to benefits on her | uel Foltz. Elizabethtown. Sitio OIL BURNER hot, water,
usb: 1’ 06 1Tecor En : | py ress
ed by them. Whether it is a fire husband's wage record. Of course,| Murs. Foltz is 69 and her husband : : eine |
great or small, costly or unimport- | the child, to be entitled to benefits, | 71 vers of age. Will continue Same Honest / |
ant, it adds up to a disgraceful re- | Would have to be under the age of| Mr. Foltz retired in June, 1944 Service As Before. i Mail Coupon or Phone Us . .. NOW! |
cord for a couniry that is educated | 18. : lafter being employed by the Penn- | | fe Tr sana |
in the cost of fires due to carefess- | In such a situation, the wife gylvania Railroad for 42 years. |
ness. could apply for benefits which] The couple has three children; | A L L | The $ICO Company ig boy, pe. i {
oe 0 f would be payable as long as that's Robert Foltz, California; Helen, | | Gentlemen: |
INDUSTRY AT ITS BEST | child was in her care, under the ife of Edward Miller, Elizabeth- Rov B Sheetz |] | 1 want to know more about the NEW | |
: There is one thing abeut private ge of 1s and unm uried town; and Geneva, wife of Clayton | 3 . Please give details SOON at no obligation on my part. | i
industry that gives the United | Monthly benefits may now be Newcomer. Mount Joy. There are | | NAME |
States a great production advantage | Payable to dependent husbands and | 4150 four grandchildren. Day or Night. ae :
in case cf emergency. It does not | widowers, and in some cases to di- | Cards, gifts, flowers and tele- I ADDRESS 4
have to wait on political decisions | vorced wives who were dependent grams were received by Mr. and Sunday or Holiday { | ATS EO PRT ILO TR Cava
and appropriations from Congress to | upon the deceased wage earner pips, Foltz, who deeply appreciate f | PHONE 45 |
- . . . | . “ee .
get moving. Virtually every basic | from whom they were divorced. and extend thanks to their many | ’ ; aa bidet cant ; |
in the nation has told the | Gleaton said he would explain | friends, - ” 3 Rn A rn Ea ld )
government it is ready to go ahead | these new benefits in more detail | reel st —— 7 HOD | ; 1 |
and produce what it wants when it | in a later article. No more than two beavers may | | {
wants it. Ste: © ie m—— be trapped by any hunter in the | OUR JOB | e ompa ny |
Take the railroads. In peace oF} From Sept. 1 1956 to Sept. 1, 1951, | February 15 to March 1, 1951, open | PRINTING - + 3
war the country depends on them | skunks and opossums will be un-| trapping season in Pennsylvania. | 18 RIGHT IN MOUNT JOY ~~ PH. 3-3111 |
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be killed in unlimited numbers. |
factured products, and the people. |

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Ched-o-bit Cheese Food re 75¢
Bleu Cheese "°° 59¢
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Marvel V hite Bread 57 14¢ i 19¢
Mother's Oats 27% 29¢ Gy 33¢
Pastry Flour suweeo ke 36c 110
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Ann Page Beans om 23¢ 2°57 31
Nectar Tea Bags
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