MOUNT JOY, PA.
At Mt. Gretna
“The Bat,” one of the most a
mous mystery-comedies ever writ-]
ten, will be the final preduction of|
the summer theatre season at the|
Gretna Playhouse, Producers Genel
F. Coghlan]
P. Otto and Charles
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night, August 30th,
nine days, ending
tember 8th.
qpen Thursday|
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heck
and what 1
the I'm
on my vacation,
en figgered where
going
could use for money to pay the ex
of MYERS Ejecto pense.
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makes of pumps.
If you hear about any more safes
bein’ robbed, don’t look me too
dern close in the eye — could be
guilty.
But then on the otner hand its
{far better walkin’ round in this
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you must wear patched pants and
shoes with the heels worn flat, than
sit
place, starin’ out.
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Wouldn't stop much en skip the
vacation and drink en eat out my
$2.17 I saved. That would buy a
lot of soda pop, and hot
MOUNT JOY

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Talkin’ about vacations, here's
one I dern near forgot. Carl Brandt,
who works here at the printing of-
|fice helpin’
[took his first ride on
{nighway recently.
| When he seen all them little lites
jon posts along the road to
[motorists the way, he asked
us to do our worryin’,
the super-
show
me
[why they have so dog gone many
| parking meters on the road and at
the same time charge
on it.
you to drive

Well that wasn’t so bad but when
they charged him fifteen cents fer
la koke, he Phila.
| town. They don’t even know they
took the t

said is a slow
tax off of belly wash.

Then to wp it out, when he saw

[the A’s hand the World's Champion
| Yankees the worst drubbin of the
year, he told Charlie Roth that
{sports smell louder in the City of
(Brotherly Love than they do up
{around West Point.
| —————
PA. Carl, old chap, I think you got
jsumpin there.

The other day a woman on Main

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|treet kissed her husband goodbye.

|He was gone on his vacation. She
[worries when he’s away
| He told her he might be back
(before she knows it and she said:
[That's what worries me.
Deputy Sheriff Zerphey had a
and when
that
this trial he
{prisoner in court recently
|
court opened the Judge said
(if
{would be thrown out of the court
|room.
| Elmer said hic
“Hurrah for the Judge.”
anyone interrupted
shouted:

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| After all this writin and worryin
II finally decided take a Scotch
(vacation. I'll stay right at
(home and let my mind wander.
to
here
[ Just why is it that you “can al-
| ways tell a guy who runs a livery
| stable without even knowin his oc-
| cupation?,
the same reason that
[torcycle follows an automobile.
For a mo=-

There are dern few colts that do
not know their mother.

A fellow came down town the
| other night stumbling on the rough

holler dam-mit?”

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ELIZABETHTOWN Phone 216-J
Almost forgot to tell you. A cer
[tain young fellow out in the country
was rejected by the Army
for ali
An eight-point buck Sn
|dying in a Chester County field has
[been recorded as the first deer fa-
[tality in Pennsylvania due to ra=
AFTER

best in
were urged to cut their crops early.
found | r
Springs road will be 45 feet high.
Former Resident Died
Enos Bare Rohrer, 71,
913 Fast King Street,
former 1 this
hemorrhage
at the St
illness
at
Lancaster, a
residing
esident of place, died
this
Jos-
ol
of a cerebral
morning at 5 a. m.
eph Hospital following a
hospitalized
three years. He was
since February.
I Deceased was born in Fast Lam-
peter Township, a son of the late
Benjamin Denlinger Rohrer and
Emma Bare Rohrer. He was in the
Garage business here for many
years and prior to his illness was
associated in the Auto business at
Bridgeport, Pa.
Surviving are three children
Benjamin D., of the U, S. Navy,
stationed at Quantico, Va.,, Mary,
wife of Ned Sterling, of Lancaster,
Gloria Mae, wife of Arthur R. Zer-
phey. Also one sister, Mrs. Mary
Shaub, of Lancaster and three
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
the James B. Heilig funeral home |
on Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m. |
(DST), with interment in the Mt. |
Joy Cemetery. Friends may call at

HAPPENINGS
we pif
LONG AGO
20 Years Ago

The fine farm of the late Leander |
Gantz was Id at public sale and |
purchased by Mr. John Gantz for
$13,000.
ice cream store of E. E. Wolgemuta
at Florin.
sidewalk, fell and knocked me for a Miss Grace Holwager accepted a |
| loop. position in the office of Wolgemuth
We both got up and 1 asked him | Bros. Mill.
| why he didn't yell and I would The retail price of Milk was re- |
| have gotton out of his way. cuced one cent a quart at Philadel-
He said: “Didn’t you hear me] phia. bo
This year’s tobacco crop is
fourteen years. Farmers |
with one
Fire
apparatus
Co.
participated
Friendship
viece of in
{physical disability—he had no guts. | the Firemgn's parade at
A WISE OWL | town.
ee. One hundred fifty students = en- | §
The Stand pipe on Donegal

Harry P. Royer, of Pittsburgh,

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lis spending several days in town.
caught in the Susquehanna river at | i
Columbia,
| Lillian Fenstermacher
the funeral home on Saturday ev-
ening from 7 to 9 p. m
A ,:EAaAF a IL
Coarles W. Brcoks, airman ap- |
prentice, USN of 228 David St., has |
reported for duty at the Naval Air
Technical Training Center, Jack-|
sonville, Fla., where he is attached
to the Aviation Electrician's Mate
the | 3
Middle- | §
olled the day of the semester, Sep- | §
tember 1st, in our high school.

nie Mae, wife of Henry H Hackman |
of Manheim R2 Els‘e Catherine,
wife of Paul Wilson, Willow Street;
Allen Blough, Mount Joy R. D. Five
grandchildren, sister,
Mortuary Record
Rry page 1)
Mrs, B. Frank Greider
one
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Mus. Minnie = B, Greider, seven-| wife of John M. Shearer, Mt. Joy
ty-six, widow of B. Frank Greider,| R2, and a number of nieces and
formerly of this boro, having resid- | nephews
«lon Marietta Ave. for many years, Private funeral services will be
[died Monday at the home of her| held Friday afternoon .at 1:30 p. m {
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and| from the Keech Funeral Home, in
Mrs. A. Huber Harnish, Conestoga! Manheim, wita further services at
R2, following a two years’ illness.| 2 p. m. at the East Fairview Church
Born in East Donegal Twp., she w cf the Bretaren. Interment in the
1 daughter of the late Martin S. and | adjoining cemetery
Elizabeth Flory Seachrist and was| = —
a member of the Mount Joy Mens
nonite Church, Surviving are two WHITE - WASHING
children: Clarence S. Greider, Mt
joy Rl; and Elizabeth S., wife of AND
A. Huber Harnish, with whom she DI
resided. Three grandchildren, two SINFECTING
| great=grandchildren and a sister,
Mrs. Annie F. Musser, Mount Joy | HESS BROS.
R1, also survive.
" Peon) Services were held fre m| HUBER 0 en
ie Nissley funeral home here this| ~
afternoon with interment in Kray-| FLORIN, PENNA.
Kills cemetery, Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930 en

Miss
died
week's
Lillian J
at 3:55 a.
81,
after a
Fenstermacher,
m. Sunday,
illness, at the home
Mrs. Frank B. Walter, 233 E.
Main St. Born Mount Joy, howl
was a daughter of the late John and |
Sarah Kennedy and |
resident of the com-
her |
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of
niece
(
mn
45 EAST MAIN ST.
Fenstermacher
MOUNT JOY
was a lifelong

School as a student. munity where she was a member |
Brooks entered the Naval service |of the First Presbyterian Church |
January 2, 1951, and received his and a charter member of the Need-
recruit training at the U. S. Naval|lework Guild. She was the last of |
Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill. | her immediate family. In addition |
Jefore entering the Navy, he at-| to the niece with whom she resid- |
tended Mt. Joy High School. ed, she is survived by one grand-
——— nephew and a grandniece. BULK AND GALLONS |
Pvt. Robert G. Landvater, 214 W. Funeral services were held from| Try our old fashioned sugar cones
Main St, has graduated from his| the residence of Frank B. Walter, with Breyers Ice Cream.
16-week basic training course with | Fast Main street, Wednesday after-
the Fifth Infantry Division at In-| noon with interment in the Mount S jal 0 p :
diantown Gap. | Joy cemetery peci ur rice
Maj. Thomas J. B. Brown IIL left | Eider Allen G. Becker 2 qt. packages $1.20
August 25th for two weeks active] Elder Allen G. Becker, 77, died] 1 gal. packages $2.35
duty training with the United | at his home in Sporting Hill follow= -
States Marine Corps at the United |ing an illness of 10 weeks. He was
States Naval Amphibious Base, in| a retired farmer. A member of the ENJOY LIFE
Little Creek, Va. | East Fairview Church of the Breth- EAT OUT MORE OFTEN !
a ren. He was ordained in 1910, serv- CALL 3-9163
1st Lieut. Robert E. Germer, son | ed as Flder-in-Charge frem 1924 to SEIN CITA
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Germer, N.! 1930. Son of the late Daniel and CLOSED SUNDAYS
Barbara street, is now stationed on| Catherine Graybill Becker. He is |
a small island off the coast of Ja-| survived by his widow Lizzie Heis-
: ‘ . { Ye
pan. He is serving in the Troop|ey and the following children: Min-
Carrier Wing Group as a Pilot, and
ha] hes h Stationed at SIMON P. NISSLEY ARRIS a |
the ona dson Als Force Base at MARY G. NISSLEY AW IMILE EAST
Greenville, N. C. before going to rR ares a aon LE SST
Japan. FUNERAL . DIRECTORS fr “7% Harrisburg’s Only Drive-In
Aw | Mount Joy, Ha. |@ ALL PAVED with BLACK TOP |
is . HURS. — FRIDAY — SAT.
Lt. Elsie S. Peifer, daughter of | ES : »H HOW_ BOAT"
Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Peifer, of EH SUNDAY
Salunga, has been promoted to the F 0 R a “BARRICADE”
rank of captain at Re A yh 4 C Ir __ |
whee She = Watches- locks- Jewe ym MONDAY & TUESDAY |
Vs si g mE “FORT WORTH”
the Army Nurse Corte | And Watch Repairing = WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY |
Capt. Peifer has been oversea te “BLUE GRASS OF KENTUCKY’
since January. A graduate of St. | “HIDDEN CITY"
URAL gr « Warren H. Greenawalt rom .
and of Columbia Univers JEWELER | AA A |
won the Bronze Star during Wor d 209 West Main St, MT. JOY LE RE TT
War II while on duty in the Pacific OPEN EVERY EVENING debi A
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LAST
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“THE
BAT” oF
Hilarious SEASON
Mystery - Thriller |
NINE
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The Mount Joy Rotary Club was FINAL PERFORMANCE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th
entertained to a corn roast on the
Henry Garber farm near Rheems. CURTAIN 8:30 P.M. © ADM. $1.00 PLUS TAX
Mr. Roy Tyndall purchased the — A —
brick dwelling of the late T. M. |
Breneman on East Main street.
. | SENG
A 30 miles per hour limit has EVENINGS MATINEE
been placed on the Inter county | SHOWS SATURDAYS
bridge between Columbia and | § 7 and 9:00 P.M
| é : . AND
Wrightsville. SATURDAYS TH EAT RE HOLIDAYS
Markets: Eggs, 26c doz., Butter, 6.8-10 P. M. 2:00 P. M.
28¢ lb., and Lard, 10%c per lb. Mount Joy, Pa. |
Mr. John Barnhart wag honored FRIDAY '— SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 - SEPTEMBER 1
at a birthday surprise party .
Landis Miller is conducting the RED SKELTON — SALLY FORREST in-
“EXCUSE MY DUST”

MONDAY — TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 . 4
STEPHEN McNALLY — COLEEN GRAY
“APACHE DRUMS”
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WELNESDAY — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 - 6
GEORGE MONTGOMERY — GALE STORM
“TEXAS RANGERS” |
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FRIDAY—SATURDAY—MONDAY, SEPT. 7 . 8 - 10
KATHRYN GRAYSON — HOWARD KEEL
“SHOWBOAT™”
-in-
| bies. A salmon measuring 29 inches | #
Ty and weighing 5 lbs. 4 oz. was! HB
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Sat. Night, Sept. 1

THE RHEEMS FIRE COMPANY PRESENTS
OKLAHOMA TRAVELERS
In a special show for the Rheems audience,

JACK MEYAND « JEANETTE
One of the finest New European acts
THE VANDERBILT BOYS
Considered the top act of its kind.
BROOKS TRIO
A HILARIOUS ACT
Produced for laughing purposes
LOOK! LOOK! Talent in the Making

® ARIO & ALLEN
® e THE JOHNSON SISTERS
© eo eo LEANORE & EDDIE RAPP
© eo eo eo FRANCINE & RITA ROSE
This is a whole show in itself,
ROY REBER’S ORC HESTRA
AMUSEMENTS
Children under 12 yrs free

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