Ak Ye Pu. The Bulletin, Mount Joy, The Mount Joy Bulletin Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 (Sem Sh Thursday, December 13, 1051 | "ae Vv HAPPENINGS en gf LONG ACO a One of the | the student of human mature is the that scandal has for minds that belong to the puzzles that confront NiSSL great attraction “pure in heart.” Published Every Thusday at No. ve E. Donegal Twp. 9-11 East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa. 20 Ye rs Aco GS s (From page ea Subscription, per year .. $2.00 | t : : / Six $1.00 Mz. and Mrs. Paul Bradley, Mt. Joy The Walter 8. Fbersole Post was Three Months 60 R. D. and Stanley Murphy, son of awarded a evi for the greatest pers Single Copies 06 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murphy, of | Sm tr pl RA R I) Sample Copies Rheems. The installation service durh 4 {431 Er vg ) Ct : Entered at the Postoffice at Mt, | V2 1M ¢ ily e ‘of Mi Ho Herman E. Hauer, former mer- E R R E GAU Joy, Pa, as second-class mail mat-| © al and the candidates were pre=| ont here will embark in the dry eu ter under the Act of March 3, 1879. | sented by faculty members Mr. Roy goods business at Hummelstowwn Fine denee 1797 ||| | RENE d, Mr. St dotte and bist ostatior lector i Member, Pennsylvania Newspaper | Armold, 3 anle y 1 otte rer anc Echbert Hostetter elected ¥ : { Publishers’ Association Mr. Arthur Hollinge: The induc- president of the Industrial Arts Your o will excite Samples | ir tion service followed a panel dis-|Club at Millersville State Normal | time again . . . for its dis. | i i ¢ i ty and famed oc- Publication Day, Thursday ussion on Scholarship by student €chool tin ished beau y an oo ac | I f advertisin 1 i y : ne Nest. Prod ni} 17 jewels, 14 Kt. yellow or | Copy for a change of ad 8 colincil members Fred Wetzel, Avis] Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garber enter= Bh Sale a1 30. Fed rex inch | should reach this office Tuesday. Shetter, Yvonne Brubaker, George! tained at a venison supper at their | We will not guarantee insertion of | an, ! = BF | any advertising unless copy reaches Rhoads, Pauline Bradley and David home : i ' the office not later than 9 a. m. | Sweigart Stanley Matph. stu-| 64 cnildren were remembered | ADAM H. GREER, Jeweler preceding day of publication. dent council president, presided. |with gifts when each child at the | rR aint Steapt audio MOUNT JOY | Classified ads will be accepted to] Spelling Bee Winners Baby Clinic received a present. 87 East Main Stre ad Phone S41 8 a. m. publication day. a | A he J Markets: Eows 35c. butler. 35¢ Open Evenings Until Christmas | ee t the junior high school assem- Marke £285 &f EC A | ly held Friday, the spelling bee nd lard 16 | E D 1 | O R1 A [AL 4 | winners were Ruth Drescher, Chas Twenty members of Mount Joy | hii ‘hurch Sewine vircle Smith and James Shirk Mennonite Church Sewing ( ircle + + & —— tl Ce y to the Marietta Mission and Now that the CIO union has urg- laug ‘3 70 children to sew. | ed Truman to run again, it plain- | LANDISVI LE" Mo unt Joy roud suv) Iy shows just where the chips were | sors reduced the tax rate from | i i labor trouble. 10 to 8 mills for 1932 falling during labor Had a Fire Scare ' iq ow John Zeager was elected fire $e The Landisvill F C | : “ar ; he lure Lompanylehibf of the Rheems Fire Comp- | A well knewn diagnostician de- | summoned to the home of Mr. any clares that more nervous women |p... pico. Manheim R1 a short I. Marletia.. séas are created over the bridge table | ji... h of Landisville, about! ,. lo by Rep. J.'B. Kinzer than the wash tub, I 2:30 Sunday afternoon, when Mrs fer entrance to the Military Acide ® 00 Rissey discovered the basement fil- emv ai West Point. Here's one we would like some- | led with black smoke The equipment of the Columbia | one to explain. As you all know | The {ireinen donned masks nd] Co. will be sold at gambling is prohibited by law. Yet, | entered the basement, Lut found ls 7.760 men have applied for and { ho blaze. The smoke was pouring David C Witmer, Fast D ned paid a $50 tax for a professional fore fective oil burner. The nl township. ia » ith member’ io gambler’s stamp. Now they "air. ca > was plenty of smoke; i, (ho De Coens Ton y r go ahead and do business. ore ar Litter Club, : ® 0 Warren Heisey is busy remodel- Pennsylvania and Maryland to- ing the Gruber property on North bacco farmers are preity fed up on | News In Conaial Barbara street, having recently the Government dikering with the] purchased same prices they receive for their crop. By a vote of better than three to| Friday they ex- From Florin For Big fer was the for the orchestra at (he S Miliersviile Normal School. ‘The Past Weel: Br as Girls basketball one at Lancaster pressed theinselves as being op- | team . defeated Lebanon 43 to 16 posed to controls. | Mrs. Emma Peifer of the Harris-| .. 0 eta ® 00 A Misses Fthel Moore and Ethel | in Ig Ssian me ¢ y several ~ : 1 1 lessiah Home spent sever Smith are taking advanced work | Dr. Gerstell, of Lancaster, Penna. | eys with Mr. and Mrs. B. F civil defense director, reports gut] re WH ay Millersville. State Teachers Col. edical su . : ege. ure f on | Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fensterma-| Miss Mildred Zink played a pi- | ies wi S i or he 0 | Miss I 1k ap plies will be stockpile | cher Sr., Pew several days atiano soly of ihe Page Literarv So state alone. | ie Ocean City, N. J. with Mr. and Mrs.|ciety meeting recently 5 ore reck- | Cid Yo us that ® Hpre rec Clyde Fenstern Jr, and fami- el DO — less money spending and is abso- |, Iutely unnecessary. Of course it is| Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Heckman tp N. Nissle in line with the present adminis- | and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brene- y y | tration’s careless housekeeping | Man attended the funeral of Miss (Form page 1) methods. Mary Royer of Richmond. Pa. on|Donegal township and was eo 0 near what was known for ma: ny | inday afternoon. Miss Rogers was One of the country’s top maga- | . He attend- [in the mission field for thirty-four Yas as Nissley”s Mill. zines says: vears. 2d the “The only thing that is going to |’ The only thing th gong Mr. and Mrs step the government from thinking | township schools, and became a school teacher Later he George Mumper accepted a position in “tas . w .. |Were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G of billions as “chicken feed”, is Benjamin Bender at Milton Grove he Union National Bank here and | public pressure. And I doubt Ho Sunday. served as its Cashier, under six news about billions, as published | Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kauffman Presidents, until he retired recent- | n mations! gnagagines am metre- visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmuck ly politan dailies, arouses people andl family ot Annville Sunday Twenty-one years ago he helped | eh anymore. But when the | Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ryder spent found the Mt. Joy Rotary Club, eal editer Starts analyzing the kil- the weekend ut Ne sw Vork City. and he also help organized the Am- lions and points out what they Mr. and Mrs. George Munger eriean Banking Chapter and the! mean to each local taxpayer. a gen- Lancaster County Clearing House. 1 int t i and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mumper ine, personal interest can be ar- ck ls N ensiiver of Mie ne a Sony 4 and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. So was treasurer of Friend- | used See Benj. Frye and family at Aspers. hip Fire Company for a long time. | Te has been a member of the Adams Co., on Saturday 3 Fire Company Officers Board of not. College at Seventeen members attended the an A ROT ICD " = + i naed 1e The Senate Armed Services sub meeting of the Florin Fire Com. cemmittee en Preparedness at| ’ reported “Waste” pany in the Hall on Tuesday even- : : Pp Airy ing, with Mr. Benj. Staley presid- in many instances at six Air Force ha . 3 derful Bases. They found: a Overstocking of food. Elaborate furniture serviceable equipment. “Further the deponent saieth Trustees of the Teachers | Millersville a number of Mr. Nissley is one of the state's Washington has memory when it comes to A "MIQQ : y Yvan » One new member, discussing many “freinshofts” thru- | ley, was Benjamin Nis- accepted to the and dates were ut this locality. forts He had ou health . company te J) instead of been a member of the and can be seen selected for carnivals during next a 2 > summe recreational | mmer, Requests for lavish almost dailv lise . { June 7, June 21, July 12 and Auge st daily. facilities such as lighted baseball, 5 x — ee st <. diamonds. golf ceurses, ete. i : ihn of Wreng use of personnel. Improper assignment of sively trained pilots. Hotel type dormito-ies. etc. Now Mr. and Mrs. Taxpayer. that’s bow some of your tax mon- : f officers resulted Thei 17th A l foliows: president, Benjamin Staley er nnua William Mateer Max Raffensberger: fi- = Omar Groff; secretary, expen-|{ . at. vice president, (From page 1) ecretury, cholin presented by the naneial secretary, as- School Mixed Chorus. sistant financial Charles taken by Fred Wetzel, cy is being spent. fn O. K. Snyder; hard, Kay Warfel, Joyce McMillan, | oe am, Samuel Becker; trustees|Lorraine Barnhart. John Singer, | BEGINNING TO SMELL Pe three yeors. Richard Martin; Sara Singer, Fannie Ruth Musser New 3¢ Bias vit that a mus re Chief, William Mateer; assist-| and James Ober. Also included in | at Washingten recently fired by ilo Chet, Richard Martin; the program will be the following | Truman, reseived $3000 commis- = 2 Engineer, Robert Kling; numbers by the Junior High School sion on the sale of an aiplane. ro emia, Merle BullerjGirls' ‘Chal: 0 Holy Nighi, The | That, plus the mink coat deal a- iE pri Hess, Chief Babe in Bethlehem Manger Laid, long with a free trip to last it Ss u ote) Som. Mary s Manger Song, Carol of the | Summer at the‘ expense of wine Fob il eo 8 : I a Charles Be Merry Christmas Time, and | merchant, is beginning to make Cr a Sr ‘Wine, Robert 1e Twerve Days of Christmas. | politichl matters stink. 50n, 3rady Hess; delegates to The High School Mixed Chorus will various Firemen's associations, then sing Alleluia, Noel, Croon | Then, to get a Tittle nearer home | several politicians in and Harrisburg are being accused of handing out checks for $750 in ex- Benjamin Staley and William Ma-| Carol, | teer. and About around | Willie Get at- program Your Drum. will close The seventy-five persons with the com- change for votes on the recent in- donde the Turkey banquet by thet ined choirs singing Deck the cote proposal. oh Fire : Comp: wy Auxiliary Halls, God Rest You Merry Gent- | held at the Florin Hall on Monday lemen, and The Sheep Lay White | A Pemaocraiic Senator has asked for an investigation of the swift S68.000 profit made by their Nation- ‘ol a al Chairman on a $1,000 investment. | carol group singing, etc. and Well. that's politics. exchange of gifts, eA ee evening. The progiam included a|Around. teading by Mary Bishop, Christmas the "ARTY AND MEETING Thursday, EE December 20th the { Joy purchased at private meeting of When you see a youns man busy sale the|thly Friendship Fire attending to his cwn business, you Prop rty of Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Company Auxiliary will be held at may be sure that he will one day | -'° wl. They will take possession on|the Fire House. be; an cold man with some business | Fara 1st. The Crowls expect tol Fach one attending will bring to attend to. uild a new home in the Spring. | [dollar gift for an exchange. accompanist enior play von title Electric, CONSOLE 0+ PORTABLE later | leading genealogists and has a won- about town | High | Solos will be | Bruce Barn- | A Joyous Christmas Song, | Mr. and Harold Bender of Christmas party and regular mon- ! C. Robert Fry MANHEIM R. D. 2, PA. 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