bho Bulletin, Joy, Pa., Thursday, October 11, 1951 SCHEDULE | pon | Nt al tn, ound Joy, oa. version, ctober i) | Nepal, Gurkha He netanyd, Y HE LOW DOWN] | Those In Service ! 1951 | i Oct. 16--New Holland ~ away "n | MT. JOY LOST To E. Guards Doorway fo India | ’ c and - away. ( WL LAFFS DONEGAL-LAMPETER TIED { The independent Kingdom of Ne i rom Bes Vas eh. on Oct. 18—W. Lampeter - home. | Two close and interesting hockey|pal has marshaled its bes own | ROVE fe. ernon B. Shenk, : Oct, 23-—Manor « away. | ot > wo! natural resource fierce | ; HI rs. Sadic B. Shenk, Manheim R2, HOCKEY SCHEDULE > = = | games were played Friday after- Gurkha soldier to guard isolate has been assigned t ¢ 12—F impelte e noon. In the one, Mount Joy lost to] . T I will now tell you-all what : : i” | October 12K. Lampeter, Home mountain ramparts acdjoir + Tib " | section ol we Karlsruh Oct. 17--Manhe'my Away East Hempfield 2 to 1 while East where invading Chinese communist | think of “Theory versus je 1 | Military in the Americar el Ma ! ; re > i 1 ¢ | FE "Qi i wr wi Roy is tobe 9--TFlizabet wn me Donegal and East Lampeter ran to| troops are on the march | sense.” Six years ago it was the | ne in. Germany October 1 Hn owl om kK R) DA Y T E, OC T 2 h a dead heat | Nepal, a small country some 500 | idea in high places of our Govt Shenk 1946 October 24—E. Hempfield, Av i 10( { al he Nt Cl 3 Donegal, me { East Hempfield Pos, Mt. Joy miles lcng and 100 wide, Is “| thay the way to tame a wild, un= | Aronheim High schol, was em | OF I i= Donega H ne Kumbler L. W Shank rectangula: buffer Ha Pr. ey | od | couth Bear was to give him his way ployed by the Hershey Machine : : \ . | Hershey } Zeller| between India and Tibet along the oh : . Farmers may not like crop con-! ip I awesome height {f the Hit ava -like many modern mamas now nd Foundry Company of Managim . | e rio Brooks C.F Frank) awesome of th He Xa Xie) | f-shot lav ' tircl but they will like it better taan | | D. Hershey R. Shatto! Pro-Western in its ties, the ancient | allow taeip surly off-shoot to lay | before his entry in the Army last ach : / : I over=productior and 18 | Eshleman R. Lehman| kingdom is now being subjected to! down on the floer, kick and cavort | November er-proguciion ny \ oY | | Longenecker L. H Loewen|a menacing propaganda barrage J until he gets his way. Mama has nn low prices A DANCING 10:00 P. M. TO 1:00 A, M. Minnic t H hofie d from communist China been reading too much phoney Harold E. Haisey, son of Mr. and | a nA Sigman R. H Eby| As the homeland of the Gurkha |
= <0 years of Freud theory has| half years ago and ha ta- ALL PAVED with. BL ACK. TOP | 9 ®
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Now by jimeny bees-wax we're Scoring East Hempfield D Traditionally this mountain king- | been the reason fo many 1 toned on my fen 9 THURSDAY
Zel- dom has been known as a land | mannered drivers we now try to! months, Sct. Heise a gi 1 MARK OF THE RENEGADE
have a real old fashion | Hershey, and Brooks. Mt. Joy, Zel-
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where nearly every man is a | dodge on cur streets and roads of Mt. Jov high school las of ‘49
soldier." Since 1768 the various
Lampeter Pos E. Donegal! tribes of Nepal have been ruled by |
Hert LW Wolfe the warlike Gurkhas. Upper class :
Kfonenhavet L. 1 Good | titles are modeled on Western mili- | be different. What any grow n-up
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You are see thing Wer | Smoker RL Warfel! self has lived in peace for many | pon could figure as someting! a ve TUESDAY INESDAY ares
3 ll scarcely youl own Sprec her R W Brubaker| years, Nepal maintains a standing ! wood to expect from out volcel-Tikn THE PECOFLE AG NST O'HARA | pn
farmers grow | K I Musser, army estimated at 50,000—relatively | DN Pn eT YU 3B
tyes YY | Breide L. H Saar arde robortion to : ypulatio treatment of the uncouth Soviet ' Rt Ty wa eT
item grasshoppers t heeves | Fran C. H Hershey| large in proportion to a population ; For : h Pe hd pL I
weighing—Oh I don't know how |M Kendic L. H. Singer of less than seven million [ha lg beyond Tay sper. There Or Every cos : A151 IE
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y | Landon L. B. Sherman, It is a country of remarkable | has been a cemplete lack of Govt : i a] 13
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wh et fis uate xy RIL Davey R. B of Benet ¥| geographical contrasts. In the south | horse se nse ever since Gen. Patton purchase during
elephant. Hoffeck G M. F. Kendig| bordering India is a malariz It of i i
re by perivds us dja sa al ariel sl | was not permitted to take over | the three evenings 7 ahd: 9:9 PIM YR
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FAST DONEGAL ) OD oes de from eld vines] Berlin 8 years ago. We are thereb TUF HEA RE
Here are just a few of the | PAST DONEGAL Tes { ' soon floods from silt-lade n rivers | y ect hoy i : y of the Farm Show SATURDAYS HOLIDAYS
5 1d 11 t 1 EAST LAMPETER 0 which rise in the mountains and | ut of pocket heap dinero you and i i 6.8.10 P. M 2:00 P. M
things I was told will be on dis-| Substitutes—East Lampeter: Pleo sacred Line—50 billion 35 . : . Ye a Mount Jo a —
Weave, 4 Eurolite r iP Dunes empty into India’s sacred Ganges. | billion maybe, and that is there will be given ¢ g A t Joy, Pa
play y : We Mellon, | Schol Sal Beyond the lowlands are the_Siwal- | not hay, unless of course vou are
Scme fellow from out roun J. Mar a ( ther nor . . > T .
Scme feliow from ut around | oe. va A ik mountains and farther north are | one of the tax favored crew there La A | FRIDAY — SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12 - 13
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Milton Grove (so they say) grew the great Himalayas, including |. old Politic : ; : Vf .
Tol Siti fot Crs ales | I old Politics-town who eat plen- 15 Y Discount TONY CURTIS -- PIPER LAURIE, in-
wire hi Yoni 4 many towering but unnamed peaks.
COW so big that if you | . & . " AVE. ives Gi i
Si Eand lo it } Paul Koser Shot { Mt. Everest, highest mountain in| tiful and regular and high.
cut | mn a and fay 1t on the the world at 29,002 feet, rises Yours with the low down, 1? 0 in y an
ground flat side down, it makes an majestically at Nepal's northern JIMMIE re EVE RY oA I NAY
igelow big enough that you c: Heaviest 1g-121b. border. = | vile : FR Wid d
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drive a six-mule team in i
“THE PRINCE WHO WAS A THIEF”
in case of rain.
Thien over Union Association offered $110.00 in prize| ‘Makes Hot Water Ideal Heat Heilig Dial Mt. Joy 3-4015 2 miles east of MU Joy. on Ri. 200 ROD CAMERON — ADRIAN BOOTH
mcney for the largest groundhogs| Chowlate Ave FLORIN. PA. (Posey Patch)
“Oh Susanna’
resides a farmer who had an excep- Hot water is a flexible heating
shot. Here's the result: )
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tional erop of corn. The stalks were |
Paul Koser. Florin, 12 lb.; Horace Funeral Home
hick he had to hire Jake B vi my
50 Hick h had to hire one Baker | Wertz, Mount Joy. 11 lbs; Barry! The temperature of water used | i era
of Manheim, with his chain-saw to] nroo co Manheim. 11 lbs. 8!» ozs: fOr heating can be varied as the out- | 23 W. Main St, Mount Joy
When they | 7. 5, 2 00 5 door temperature rises or fafls. | MR. MERCHANT
John Lewis, Lancaster, 10 lbs. 1? i
Miller, Mount Jovy. 10/ Thus in mild weather the con- | | SEE THAT SHE >i 2
; ols which automatically gover S B. G REFRESHED i
trols which automatically govern JAMES B. HFEILIG, i READS YOUR AD | REFR RESHMA ENTS i
Hams - Turkeys
guage guns - 32 in. maximum
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ROY ROGFRS — PENNY EDWARDS -in-
cut down the stalk oi . ap
fell tl fed Lil i Shells furnished—Cuns if necessary
ell they sounded like trees falling. >
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There were dozens of ears of corn | hg. zs.; Hovzce Wertz, Mt. Joy,
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on each stalk and weret so heavy | 10 1t - (the temperature of the water in the | Funeral Director | - * nd
: vi fe. 7 om ee, of ine Baier Inthe | THESE COLUMNS Foo Invited
that all the corn was shelled when! wv, date one gray fox has been oc nh can be set for 90 to 100 | IN ade ryone nviie
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it fell. ried. In for the olub Bounty bel thansored ro
y Li res h med mr 0 dub bounty gy more severe weather it can | i Sponsored hy WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17 - 18
} Jake tcld me some of the corn Quentin Williams. of town be advanced to 120 to 150 degrees i I . bersole DONALD O'CONNOR — PIPER LAURIE -in-
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on {he Mount Joy Wide Range of Temperature oye Koser 8 Watch Shop {| Mt. Joy Legion Home i= \ MONDAY, OUTORER 15
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sold to-one of the big canning com | today that the utility's nen fo vi J Hi h S ba \ i
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panies for conversion into sauer-| recent offering of additional shares| hom life insurance disability bene-
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kraut. They had more than they | © common stock had been sub-| fits were approved because of heart | E+
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Now these are just a few of the | 2ble it appears that this issue, the “Winter Scours”
many thins you may see at our | third consecutive P. P. & L. com- Milk productien in many dairy
Farm Show this week. | mon issue over-subscribed, will set herds is going to be cut back sharp- |
In addition there will b> Howers | @ new record in shares asked for, ly during the coming months by
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that bloom the year round of eol- | The 542484 share offering, made| ‘Winter scours.” When a cow sud-
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yl. : >a ; refuses f ; i i
s not yet seen; lima beans that September 18, 1951 at $24.00 pe i 0 e i i
OFS NOL yet seen; lima beans that 8 PET! secretes less milk and scours badly, | 0 2 > Le
denly refuses feed, appears dull,
shell a pint to the bean, winter ony | Share, closed yesterday with an ap- the owner may suspect that the |
ions 42 inches in diameter, head | Farent cver-subscription of more! animal h ate iled frozen | . .
€ eo 1 as eaten spoiled or frozen PAYS MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL EXPENSE
lettuce that one head wlll cover a | than 226,000 shares. | feed. But if other cows in the herd
city block, celery that must be eut| Preliminary figures also indicate! fovelop ihe same symptoms, - .
RA Teich rotates, | Subscript abt i : _| the trouble may be winter scours, | I d t t £85 O00
Ye a Cross gat saw; In ish potatoes | s 3 Satin on HS ht lone in ex a quick-spreading infectious disease. | n emini Y up Oo 9
that just one, will fill the bed of n | cess of 93%, another new record.| | Veterinarians have isolated the | .
truck, ete., ete. - - there'll | Employees subscribed for 87%. As| germ which causes the malady; it | Per Insured Member of the Family
be a lot of that. | 2 result, employees will have to ac it a ‘vibro’ organism, related to a |
| cept an allotment on the shares| 8€rm which sometimes causes |
Bort IW patie ’
Last but not least our Foul they requested. No shares will be abortion in cattle, | Get It Today! = Don t Delay!
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wonderful apples they raise up! AT FARM SHOW BLDG heating medium in accordance with | OOS
rel why oy me lst inv | Deaton Seki
a = Ji yd Pa rT 2 Akout 500 entries rom at least vantages, F t of all, it prevents | ¢
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| 1S year ey re exceptionally | 21 states will compete for $3 23. 500 the discomfort due to overheating, The BULLE ¥ iN $Y
} large. Not so long ago just cne ap- in cash awsrds during the 1951! Second, it saves fuel because it pre- | | ~~ yo w 0 a _gp—,
ple fell off a tree, it bursted open | Pennsylvania National Horse Show Vents the waste which résults from | AND NOTE THE DIFFERENCE | 2 ry ?
and cider from that one apple} Oct. 20 through 27, in the State | 1 oy T T E
flooded about fourteen acres of} Farm Show Arena at Harrisburg,| It is during the mild weather of | = bef SE A H
Iv: fall and nte hs the em ca - | #
farm land thereabouts. | says the Pennsylvania Department, Jail and late spring bat the | She O
Vet me flexibility of hot water is most ap- | goes
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, > | SR , | preciated. By circulating water at | PHONE IN YOUR SHOPPING oo
Of apple wasn't as | and TV star Arthur God- los Nort th adintar 2
ee a low temperature, the radiators or | | 2 a g a
large as cne grown on cne of the | i be master of ceremonies! pther heat distri butors will be just | CHARLES & BE
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C around Don- | v, zttributed to be the| barely warm to the touch. Thus the | hed 5
egal were kids. a indoor horse show in. the!discomfort resulting from overheat- Subscribe for the hy
a { i aused bv a s de Hse te — ain ean at
We car (probab- | country. [ing caused by a suddc 7} ise of out- | 0
: ti 3 | door temperatures. wi be pre-
ly Doe Garber, of town will bear | Climaxing the show wil] ke ihe y : ted 2 ee SF &
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us out on this one’, that a large ap~ | Internaticnal jumping teams com- | wy 0
ple fell off a the creeky | England, Ireland, Chile, | ANI E COMMIT] 3
thereabout hank full of cider Mexico, Canada and tae United Thrombosis Fatalities al B23 Raks &
for sever: { States will be represented. Argen-| Coronary thrombosis, contrary to | oS
—— tina also may be represented, ac-| popular impression, is not usually ; I hat
Of course vy ce | «| ccrding i> show icial fatal immediately or within a short | f A 0
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Fro > 1 go io the! time. | a
at our show, tco. Down around] ceeds fro £0 To tn : | i ] | UU Jb 1C eeting to
4 =} Youth F ati Results of a study by a le:
Drytown, where they do everything | Youth Foundation. Result : d; hy 2 Ie re’) Oy
1: iy | ——— A Ore insurance company show that 70 | og
in a big way, a fellow grew one of | TBAT CHWMON. SPATE per cent of a group of persons who | (7
the biggest heads of cabbage I nev- | FP&L's COMMON STOCK had had one or more coronar; at- | 3 Iv i
er saw. | OFFERING OVER SUBSCRIBED [tacks were still alive at the end | . t Sy
They tell me it lcoked like an{ Chas. E. Oakss, Pennsylvaniajof five years, 50 per cent at the | ’ Ey
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1 fashioned straw stack and was] Power & Light Company president, end of 10 years, and 43 per cent at | ~
| the end of 12 years. The study traces | §! Dy
ON THE PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE
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Norris Brand Fancy Foods
' Show's live stock will certainly be | available for stockholders through |
something worth while. Baby | their “secend round” conditional To M . sai :
RS baby | fs Top { Measure Humidity - 5
beeves bigger than thei, grandpar- subscription privilege in which they Sa Ae Individuals $2.50 a yr. Family $5.00 a yr.
2 ; | asked ‘for well over: 203001 Measuring humidity is commonly @
ents, hogs, the piggiest animals you askec or well ove! 200,000 shares. gone with two similar thermome-|§ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ lar ee -—
ever saw, hybred poultry, sel 2 ters, one of which has a cotton wick, | = RUSH ATTACHED COUPON |
hens of which lay square eggs with | GROUND IS BROKEN FOR | dipping into water, wrapped around | 9"
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four-yolks each; broad breasted NEW BUILDING PROJECT J ihe Sih So esp 1 wat. With pubs AMERICAN PROGRESSIVE HEALTH INS. CO. | || — TOP QUALITY ~~ LOW PRICES EVERY DAY
3 sb. nitive 2 ease 5 she ables (known as ‘‘phychro- |
dhe Size of ostriches a Ground a yesterday) metric tables’) the humidity may (§ | OF NEW YORK
many otner curiosities. Gn a new building development, pe determined_from the reading of | | i Pad A
—_ re expected to embrace 20 medium the thermometer with dry bulb, and | Local Office~JAY 0. KULP AGENCY I |
Now, whatever you do don’t miss | homes, in Fast Hempfield we number of degrees below this { 18 W. MAIN ST., MT. JOY, PA. PHONE: 3-9181 .
our show. Remember Titus Rutt is | Township. | ich he pol lb sre oT gues | I Please send me application so I can put my Polio Policy in | |
. . . The develo ment, hi h Il | OWS. or a empe rature { | force now. | "
superintending the affair and if Pp! which wi Cov-| of 70 degrees, and 50 per cent | | MOUNT JOY MASTERSONVIL
you want to know anything just © Seven acres purchased from Ja-| humidity,” the wet-bulb instrument NBME a aaa a TAGE DL | X dees :
; ccb G. Herr, Manheim Rl, is locat-; would read about 58 degrees, i. e., |
Co ig Boe i | 1 TORT SERB SEY tiie: | §/& PHONE 3.9094 MANHEIM 5-7811
We'll be seein’ you at the show. | €d along State Route 72 about one 8 I | :
i nd half mil > Vly Tis ut vai icy ai ie ve es ed i hn |
i Of course, remember I only go out; and one-half miles north of East Smale bead a ee = a AY = Jf
i is : i te your business by adver TTT TET TT Tr
nights, Petersburg. Mark Herr, Lancaster timu | | OOOOO000
A WISE OWL R3, is the builder. tising in the Bulletin. |
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