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‘em.
caster real estate agent, as an ap-
praiser and inspector of G I home
construction. Too many complaints.
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Lady Balfour, British farm and
soil expert, on her visit to Lancas-
ter County farms last week, let it
the use of deadly sprays by our
Also killing man's many insect
friends as well as his winged en-
emies.
Lady Balfour, who has spent 30
vears at farming and working on
soil improvement, spcke in the
highest terms. of the Pennsylvania
Dutch farming methods. But,
sincerely . thinks we spray too lib-
eral. She may have something at
that.
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TIME TO THINK
When a big department store like
Snellenberg’s at
sold (?) to banking interests; when
City and Sears Roebuck, in many
places, reduce prices practically
businesses thruout the
for the average
hesitate and ask himself,
is it all about.”
Is the purchasing of
ness trend getting foggy?
‘Well, many, many
wondering what this is all about.
Time will teil.
tre etl sei
it has
ATTENDANCE RECORDS
students
MADE
The following
Slcan, Douglas Brubaker,
King, Helen Myers, Jane Brubaker
Ardis Wolgemuth
nda Koser,
Kennsth
and Musser;
zer,
aytown
Larry Hossler,
liam Wilkinson,
Ronald Stoner,
John
Mary Ann
Mumma
Felty
and Loretta Smith;
Fast Donegal High School
High) — Robert Mowrer,
Hess, Sue Ann Watts, Shirley Yor-
dy, Patsy Houseal, Daniel Hess,
Mowrer, Rodney Ney, Farl Shu-
man, Darlene Ruhl and Gladys
Weaver.
Fast Donegal High School (Sr.
High) -— Pat Crankshaw, Luke
Drescher, George Rhoads, Mary
Joann Good, James Miller, Patsy
Welfe, Valera Jonnson, Ada Mus-
ser, Anna Royer, Helen Hiestand,
tichard Craine, Donald Mowrer
and Mary Morrow.
A Daily Vacation
(From page 1)
the children enjoy a lively song
period directed by Ezra M. Wolge-
muth with Mary Shelly assisting
at the piano.
The schodl will continue
to the entire assembly by Miss’
The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, Jume 14, 1951 N
227% News In General
Copy for a change of advertising |
this day and date who spend their |
money and then go out and earn it. |
ft isn't only Truman who fires | i bbings. The next day, Cogley | Elder and
The Veterans’ Administration | “I R
has dropped Robert A. Smith, Lan- |
be known that she is opposed to! bing.
annie She ims thei se 18
farmers. She Sas elr ‘Use. 13 called the couple coming before th
having a harmful effect on humans. | bar ‘on’ prior occasions during d
she
Philadelphia- is
concerns like Macy's in New York
one-third over night; When other
country
make similar moves; it is high time
man to at least
“what
posperity
petering out? Is that bright busi-
folks
WASHINGTON SCHOOL PUPILS
had a
Marcia |
Jd Eichler, Rhuda Hess, Patsy
Geib, Cynthia}
Elementary School --
Tony Martin, Wil- |
Mary Jae Landis, Theresa Shuman,
(Jr. |
Clayton | onstration period.
Waltz Peggy Wolfe, Jane Gutshall,
Joann Fornog, Edna Kline, Milton |
"taru- |
out the week with the closing »ro- |
gram being presented by the | broiler chickens sold for $16.19 a- the Detroit Americans.
ren on Friday night at 7:30 p. m. [piece or $5.25 per pound.
A special feature will be presented |
Joy Bulletin From Florin For
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publish
sher |The Past Week |
Betty Shelly.
Parents and friends are cordial-
ly invited to attend this closing
lw Selon o the Schoo). .. | he Florin Hall. To this amount the
| The activities of the school will | added $300 and paid off
| close with a picnic for all of its| £1,300 on their new fire engine.
| students at Long's Park on Satur-| The first of a series of three car-
| day, June 15. Parents are also in- nivals to be held this Summer by
bine "| the company wil] be held Satur-
| vited to spend the day with their day nigat on the grounds at the lo=
| children, Transportation cal hall. The Ladies’ Auxiliary will
| provided. serve a chicken corn soup supper
| Those in charge want to express ned the eAtertainment is scheduled
| ( DER a >. Mm.
| their thanks to all the parents and Ben dL is were accept-
| friends who cooperated in making | ed into the company. Benjamin
this school possible by sending the | Staley, president, was in charge.
ali oville tran-| Mr: and Mrs. B. F. Kauffman en-
I an and helping provide tran | tertained Mrs. Adah Eichler and
[ sportation,
| daugnter Margaret to dinner Sun-
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| day.
i [ Mr. and Mrs. Landis Hess spent |
| Archie Glassmye | the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hess at Loysville, Perry
The gift of $1000 from the Ladies’
| Auxiliary of the local fire company
was accepted by the fire company
at a meeting Tuesday evening at
will be
Classified ads will be accepted to | 5 | County.
9 a. m. publication day. (From cage 1) | Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Todd of
aE Sa | first said he would only tell God |Manheim visited Mr. George Shet-
T | why he had injun is wife. but| ter and family on Sunday.
E DI 0 RIA Li why ie had injured his wife FU The Ladies Aid Society of the |
| later, Cogley explained, the "yu B. Church met at the home
ho | dant said he had committed id of Mrs. Arthur Braun on Thursday
i J doe : | act “because she was running a-| afternoon.
There are too many people of | Mr. and Mrs. George Mumpe:
{ round.”
The defective stated that > Mr: A. D. Garber, Mrs. Katie
e etective stated that Mrs. | g.ut7 and Mr. John Frye spent the
| Glassmyer said an argument had| weekend at Buck Ridge Camp in|
| started the morning before the| Perry Co.
Mrs. A. N. Eshelman, |
ev. and Mrs. Howard Bernhard, |
| related, all went well ‘until the| i ‘and Mrs. John E. Eshelman and |
children left for school in the af-{M;. and Mrs. Cassel Mumma are |
| atiending the Church of the Breth- |
ren Conference at San Jose, Calif. |
Frank Douglas Hatton LI, son of |
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hatto at |
|
ternoon. At that time, Glassmyer
started to ask his wife at intervals
if she was “sure that it's not tog
| late”, and she, it was stated, had
replied, “It's never too late to get
| aiong”. Shortly thereafter, he said,
and began toe stab-|
| “it is too late,”
| The Court commented that it re
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| mestic relations court where su |
| port of their children was involv
| Glassmyer, who said that he wi
sorry for his grave offense, im
plied that he would prefer servin
his sentence in the penitentiary.
The Glassmyers formerly reside
in town.
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NEWTOWN
Mrs. Ear! Shaffer and Mrs. Theo
dore Salter and son, Gervin Lee o
Elizabethtown visited Mr. and Mrs
Victor Snyder and Mrs. Edwar
Isler on Monday.
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Sunday dinner guests of Mr. an
Mrs. Victor Snyder were Mr. and
Mrs. John Wittle of Florin and Mr.
Abner Weaver of Mount Joy.
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nurse; Mrs. Clyde Tripple, life |
| guard; Mrs. Earl Koser, Miss oe
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Mr. and Mrs. Harvard Johnson, |
bey . | Rice, iss Doris Eshbach, rs.
of Lancaster were Sunday dinner | J t M W ae i, :
{ James Schatz, 'S. arren Foley,
guests of Mrs. Daniel Moore and | oy
Mrs. Frank Walter, Miss Anna Mae
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Frysinger.
Tel, STS Ee | Eby, Mrs. Gerald Zielke, Mrs. Wil-
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fitzkee and]
Fs a { bur Beahm, Mrs. Ralph Oberholtz-
family of Mount Joy visited Mr. | : :
: : | er, Mrs. Jack Hardish, Miss Thelma
and Mrs. Maurice Frysinger Sun-| ‘
ds ! Taylor, unit leaders; Vivian Motz
: . ; | ler, Rachael Lehman, and Gene- |
Mrs. Maurice Frysinger, Mrs.| | : : {
Ns on | vieve Zimmerman, nursery aides; |
Daniel Moore visited Mrs. Emma | : aie Sue
and Marian Rutt, Shirley Eby, |
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Givens in Middletown on Sunday. |
Mrs. Daniel Moore spent
week in Lancaster visiting friends.
Mrs. Earl Garner and family of]
last | Mary Bailey, Mary Ann Spangler,
| Doris Linton, Kathryn Zeager, Eli- |
nor Lane, Shirley Leedom, Jean |
. perfect attendance record for the Par ia - | Wittle, Nancy Swanson, Marlene
1850-51 school term: Washington Lancaster E , visited Mr. and| 5 Lorraine Darrenkamp |
Elementary School at Florin-—Helen | Mrs. George Schoelkoph Sunday. laid Mary Jane Starr, programi
Bloom, Judith Shrum, Carolyn] Mrs. Emma Hornafius of Pitts- aides.
burgh is spending a few days with |
| Mr. and Mrs. George Schoelkoph |
WILL DEMONSTRATE NEW
{and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fogie. Hoke
'! Miss Betty Ann Haines, daughter | POWERGLIDE CHEVROLET
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haines is| Jf You want to drive a Power- |
a week wi rant Wiis glide Chevrolet visit the show- |
| pen ing a week with Mr. and Mrs.| of Newcomer Motors from |
| Henry Rollman at Lititz. | June 18 to 30.
| Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Earhart and| Clarence Newcomer has set aside
lia
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hur Landis, Alvin Herr, Jane) | i .
i hits i . I special demenstrators for use of |
ck, Robert Deppen, William “™ of Laon > D. yisired Miri the public and the period will be
/ Jones, Joanne Bixler, Elsie Teatg | Is. Laie Geltmacher Friday devoted to giving as many people
| evening. as possible rides in the cars.
Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. | Because of the customer demand
I yh : | for Powerglide automatic trans-
{ Daniel Geltmacher visited Mr. and | icsions in this area; Mr.
| Mrs. Marvin Garner and family at| comer explains, he has been un- |
| Wrightsville R. D. | able to set aside demonstrators. |
Herbert and Marvin Garner, sons | However, he will hold cars solely |
of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Garner of! for this purpose through the dem- |
Wrightsville spent Saturday night! Chevrolet has just built its 500,-
with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gelt-|000th Powerglide and to observe |
Nelson Burkey, Gary Epler, La her | the milestones it has requested all |
Verne Hinkle, Carl Lehman, Evelyn Ay : | dealers to co-cperate in mass dem- |
an: ge .. | Mrs. Lillian Witmer and Mrs, | i il
Emenheiser, Doris Geib, Miriam | onstrations.
|
| Wilbert Witmer called on Mr. and| Mr. Newcomer pointed out that
| Mis. Matvin Garner at Wrights- | Fowerglide differs from other au- |
| tomatic transmissions on the mar- |
ah
3 | ket in that it represents a “pack- |
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Geltmacher| improvement. Included, be- |
{ visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mus- | sides the revolutionary automatic |
ser of Columbia R1 on Tuesday ev- | ¢hift, are a more powerful engine |
ening | of 105 horsepower and an “Econ- |
{ = : { omiser” rear axle. |
| Miss Evelyn Frysinger, daughter| With Powerglide, the car has no
{ ville on Saturday.
of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Frysinger | clutch. This means the elimination
of hundreds of manual operations
ha TH ~ ._ | in the course of an average day's
ogres from the Upland College In} driving. The result is that a driver
Upland, California. Evelyn is 8) finishes the day more refreshed
| member of the Brethren in Christ | and relaxed.
| Church and is planning and pre-! We urge everyone not acquaint-
Venting: Bei life fd eae Kk {ed with Powerglide automatic
{ Paring er He ior husslon WOFK. | transmission ..io visit - the : show~
{ She is expected to return home for | rooms during the special demon-
summer vacation this week end. stration period to find out for him-
While. it may be summer vacation | self all the features of Powerglide
' . | automatic transmission.
| she probably will be busy working et eee |
[in Bible Vacation, Sehool or_ some | BARR RECEIVED CONTRACT
work because Evelyn is ‘very tal-| pick Barr, southpaw-hurler of
~ y i - { >
Shee along that line of work and | High, who goose-egged Mt.
at the same time enjoys the work. Joy High without a hit or runt for
| toe County Championship, has re- |
At a public sale at Coatesville, 12 ceived a contract for a tryout with |
| with a Bachelor of Arts
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Stimulate your buciness by adver= |
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Jurors Ars Drawn
| W. Brandt, -Maytown; Alma Keller,
| Landisville; Eli Ament, Mt.
CHEVROLET PRODUCES ITS
500,000th CAR WITH
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
To celebrate Chevrolet's produc-’
tion of its 500,000th car with an au-
tomatic transmission, Newcomer
Motors, Inc, of Mount Joy has set
aside a special period from June 18
to 30 for demonstration of 1951
models equipped with Powerglide.
The local dealership has invited
everyone not acquainted with Pow-
erglide to visit its showroom during
the two-week period to discover |
for himself all the features of this |
automatic transmission. Spepial |
demonstrators will be set aside for
the public's use and an opportunity
to drive a car with Powerglide
will’ be given as many people as
possible.
These “Discovery Drive” demon-
sirations, sponsored by every
Chevrolet dealer in the United
States, will show persons who have
never operated a car with Power-
‘lide what owners have learned in |
more than a billion miles of satis-
factory driving, according to wr. |
C. S. Newcomer. {
Chevrolet turned out its 500,000th |
Powerglide less than 17 months af-
ter it pioneered with an automatic |
transmission in the low-priced au- |
tomotive field. The unit is part of |
a completely automatic “Power |
Team,” which includes a more
powerful engine of 105 horsepower
and an “Economiser” rear axle.
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BENNETT'S
Restaurant
45 EAST MAIN ST.
MOUNT JOY
For Coming Courts
Taree hundred and twenty-four
jurors were drawn this “week to
serve in September and October
terms of Criminal and Common
Pleas Courts here. Those from this
locality are:
Grand Jurors
Monday, Sept. 10th — Clarence
Klopp, Manheim R2; John Zink,
Mount Joy; John Schroll, = Mount
Joy.
Criminal Court
Monday, Sept. 10—Frank Mckain
East Donegal. township; Henry, L.
Haines, Maytown; Harry G. Hau-
enstein, EliZabethtown R1; Mervin |
BULK AND GALLONS
Try our old fashioned sugar cones |
with Breyers Ice Cream.
Sept. 24 Term—Walter W. Dyer, To CH ORGANIZA- |
Joy.
Oct. 1 Term—Donald G. Dimler, TIONS, CLUBS, Etc. |
Mount Joy; Edward E. Lane, Mount
Joy.
Elizabethtown R1; Elam H. Stauf- WE OFFER {
fer, Mount Joy R2; Howard S. Sip- SPECIAL PRICES ON I
ling, Rheems; Lizzie Brady, Man- ICE CREAM
heim R2; Oscar V. Rannels, Mari- 10 Quarts Or More
etta R1: Warren Chapman, Eliza-|We must place orders on Monday
bethtown R1: Glen Gainer, Eliza-|and Thursday, by 2 p. m. i we can |
bethtown Rl; Eugene L. Herr, serve you at any time, please
CALL 3-9163
CLOSED SUNDAYS
Landisville; James B. Spangler, of
Mount Joy.
Let’s pull
together
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“THEY tell us that
the free world
needs food. I'm
figuring on pro-
ducing a lot in the
coming months."
Yes, and his pro-
duction plans include working closely with
our bank on financial matters. Everyone ben-
efits when you have that kind of cooperarion.
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More and more men are helping
with the family. shopping, and we
want the quality, values and serv-
ice at AGP to be just as satisfying
| fo them as if is fo their womenfolk.
What can we do to make your A&P
a better place for the men of the
family to shop? Please write:
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F420 Lexington Ave, New York 17, N. Yi
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XXXX Sugar 12s
lona Pork & Beans
CONFECTIONER'S
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Lipton’s Tea Bags 1 21°24 56°
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