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CRN a war _ Those In Service ! Hc SH Ly reciatedt by af
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I also want #0 thank vou for the
Seautify Your Home for Christmas Cpl. Raymond . Harple. son of | Mount Joy Bulletin, 1 shall be look-
Mr, and Mi Charles Harple, ol
WITH A Manhein 22. arrived in Korea on | is good to be kept posted about |
14th with the First Ma- | home
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Fresh Cut Bouquet, of Flowers i Wing In closing I want to wi h el i n.
et va | HELP; FOR OLD EYES
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{ FROM MUFLI Cp Harple report 1 Most sue md every membe i Ver Merry q :
id OR A cessful hunting trip since in hare Christe 5 and Ap New Yeu AT By Richard Hill Wilkinson :
nN 5 during whieh time he ged thre and again say hank ol pa :
Rd NICE POINSETTIA CH ISTMAS BEGONIA " t heas nts and two du Sincerely | F was only natural that Rose
| y A | John D. Ressler TD(AN hould be thrilled at thoughts of Wi
i OR CY AMEN Herve it i anothe week hot. | 26-37-30 | meeting Loring Hunt, After all
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5 "OVE Chl tga ry b, 19st ol vou got youl
oi Christmas ‘Tre of All Kinds A Hope by now t | ous of modern day screen stars, !
i vo he Bulletin | December 4, 1951 |
fg cop } the Bullet And Rose—well,
Wo E A Tr 0 Foren dies dil ain! | Phoenixville, Penna
OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 TO CHRISTMAS 3 One of your buddies did it againt| | Soe Yon at a
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! MUELLER’S FLOWERS | ro es nt 0 oy me 0000 0 een | vs
d 3 i Seattle, Washinzton, mai letter to thank vou for the Christ- | Fiction with dreams

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“i WIEST MAIN STREET PHONE 3-901 MOUNT JOY. PA. "i vied Miss Joan Lucille Knittle of mas gift. It was a very nice gift, | we . 4 She had fallen
OP ER NR PE TR 8 I 5 Schuylkill Haven. Lots of luck to! and very thoughtful. It makes a| if ab I font Wien Re The 1950 census showed that
44 ete 5 SS SSS AH ei Dy : fellow feel goed to know he has so| Was le years old. Maturity had | ghore wore 18,000,000 residents of
: i { Frank and Jcan from us al many good friends at home. I have | Taher dampened her enthusiasm: | the United States over 60 years of
fs RABBLE UR CR ELE RAR RTE 7h Ff | I puess vou all know the weath«| heen in the hospital for over a year at loa she never betrayed the real ape. In oe, previous 00 JoRrg-—
xk | ‘ LE aun vel <1 tr ha eo ROB] depths of it 00 to 1960—the total population
i i er here in Mt. Joy has been ‘craz new, and hope to be out very soon. | 3 a Ai bei A B ER Ia
ne I am feeling much better now When told of Loring Hunt's pend- | IMCreasc d six times; the number aud 4 £
o I PN for December. Yeu guys in Florida of vounger per: s four times
0 | fo cembe cu gu : ug ie Wer b tne. or ous ra Wack a . ger persons four times, but
J HERE ARE ON Y »n have nothing on u Vust admit] HE hing is x beh oa i or je ry Ak jv | the oldsters increased 18 fold. Fhows 33-6981
J seying thanks again, and .a ery hi e cried aspusied.y Lately, deep concern has been NORTH MARKET ST. LL AID A LD

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¥ i Nl there is a chill in the ail i day. Yh 2 and God Bless | That i coming he i» I'o Fo I expre sved about the His Aste of ho.
3 Q WN Leave it to Mt. Joy to be different, ou 4 house vay, your mother mu € 1 man talent among retired men who
i Dryclegning Days iN Right?? [ Yours truly, out of her mind!" have been arbitrarily pensioned
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3 . Pvt tobert W. Ma k CNT yp’ er at . | regardless of their physical condi-
| We only got a few letters this - Shake - m or or = rom. rs ] he! tion, Many of these men are able FAF
] s INC repliec uriously, * S
] ny \ re all bus ’ ( il )
¥ BEFORE CH RISTMAS 3 Vee, Guess You'ss of; busy Say | only common decency that she ask 8 "Ean ih on A
¥ 3 | shopping rie €WS I'rOm | vv. Hunt to stay with us while he's | some of them back from days of: futo,
¥ A Clarence Roth arrived home la | In town, His father and mine were | idleness to the indus trial plants LA]
i Now's the time to get your clothes MN | week with a discharge. He was ! close friends. Since Daddy's death, | where they can add their share to
i$ \ 8 . th: the Navy e al ies | or ! the Hunts have been splendid to production.
i i h f& h f ti Ch ist BR uy ve vay mother.” She added spitefully: The majority of these recalled
bh in tip-top S |pe 1@r the festive rsr- Co far there aven't tco many “We're giving a party in Loring Workers can depend upon ready-to-
4 4 i hanes of addresses ming ii uic ead: Hunt's hon a a b +. | wear reading glasses for the clear MT. |
i h Bi chanzes of addre Iq ! unt's honor and I guess you'd bet- vision whicl al them t 1 :
anead. nN | - : : NOL Comes.” ISIC n_ which ona em to do
¥ mas and New Yedr days c d A us. We know you men in the 28th cises sre listed 4, ter not come. precision work with assurance and I
i } # | Div have changes How about i : . : SSA i dependability. The simple plus C ————
i ‘ BR! cending them to us so we can keep trial at this weeks term of Criminal | { lenses in these spectacles are not J LONG DISTAN (CE
¥ Send Them To { pl Serame I Court. i corrective, but they are a great Cor
fi N | cords » date | a ol anv eo wi inevitable
3 » our records up lo date I"ifty production empldvees were help to any on with inevitable NUMBERS
middle age loss of near vision.
Cpl.. Marlin O. Frey, USAF is
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laid off at the Lancaster Bearings They can be bought without pre-
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o Bose nding a 15 day furlough with Company scription at most department, vie ry dt
C y | his family - 4 TE riety and dime stores for HY cents OMIT TH MG va Sian
¥ 4 & S # hi ; 1 iy | 7.706 gamblers thruout the United! i Ly ane dime Ole for oJ cents Shue 3
Wh Glen Shupp, and Abe Koser, both | : ; : $2.50.
iW Nei ox ‘ . | States have applied tor a license tll Up llamo Cnr zee,
¥ INT JOY. PA | Navy men were home on leave this t $50 we ar zane}
a m0 YT STREET ) IT A. 0 cost 30 yea | - : ti
¥ 76-78 E. MAIN STREET] 10 $f past week Retail food i hed al Everybndy reads newspapers but CHATIAM CEA, Potvin}
all food prices have reached a ; ET 4 WaT
8 rere hich Ww hn ton. D gi the | NOT everybody reads circular ad- oll oR Tae
Rl Set Br wa > new high in Washington, D. C., the] | . a CHIU AN, Su
Vm Se SE SS STS NE ME RES MR NE MES { PRFSOUE ISLF, ME. Dec. 13 hishost an ecard | vertising left on their door step CALLS THE vim
. . | Private First Class Jay R. Rowe, | ol record, | THEAL ann) »
rT andisvill ote The NE Revenue art=| ®t Eo
TRE CE TE 98 7 TL TE TE TE HL TELE ETE TE PE TE TELE ZL HL 28 fle Pa oa be on p-omoted I't id n Revenu Depart orcmonigy, u miu
bh Tn 0 to the grade of it was an- | ment a ashingten reports $632,- | venir 2
wn | mounced today by Lt. Col. William 363.00) in delinquent taxes ALCO IND,
9 5 Hawkins sommanding ice y or Cont WAY in RB
i 9 » Hawkins, Cc nmanding Officer ; 0 Suit was brought against a Pal- GORA ~~,
4 8 the newly - nromoted alrman's gh ‘
8% re | squadron, the 74th Fighter-Inter- | Myra meat firm for violating price! . . a
” cepto Squadron of the 231d Fight | ceilings te the amount of $51,472.72. | I 1 Lovie gn eh? Loting
Wing at Presque! The nation'c: minor co. bre chuckled. ey do marvelous |
® ® t RQ oh pie 4 P r Win Fresq ji he nation's grocers want per- | things in Hollywood.” |
alin O In ep ® 3 Va 2 , | mission to change higher mm wes, |
Lys a Bern in Lancaster, Pa. Corporal hinsls tists: i “Try and keep me away,” PH
3 Bi Rowe attended Fast Donegal High | Pasing their plea on inc eased | said Jerry. “I'm not letting the
« d 2 said | y. g \
g Gi H. 5 Schoo! on w Ha as ay a g a | costs girl I'm engaged to run around i i
¢ | U2te in 1946. He enlisted into the It costs more for the material to unprotecte i hi izard i 2 i :
oi 2 : : el ‘ | protected with that lizard in i : i !
ift Headquarters R13" Form Bos Blue ne tens rr Mae I :
5 Octo yer 1950 He i married and his the pony is worth after is com “We're not engaged.” Rose told
8% fe - e J 2 work consists of being an armament I x raz | him A
= or ain cop ® | sicht mechanic | pletion. m. 1 ol Distance a
’ sieht m har c. :: ! I is Sr
ni The 23rd Fighter-Interceptor | An auto crashed thru a guard | 1 Se Fe practically engaged,” said | |
& i ino 1 hich Ch lowe ssign- ; i Jerr |
§ We iy which Cpl we 1S { en frail of a btidge and fell in a vacan ¢! A weslk later Loring iced ENGRAVED |
«PI af wR | ed hed its ovigin in the famed “Fly : veek later Loring Hunt arrivec w
} BA { pracucas i Se a 3 ‘a Hy 1 ee pe nk (dat at Parkesburg. The driver wz | i ‘as wearing a mustache and ( hristmag GIFTS SERVICE IS FASTEST HEN YOU CALL
# Chin h | of gers wl ) OCS Wé& aring if USL 1 it 1 § 3
. 5 iment, u ® | known as the 231d Pursuit Group, | Not hurt. glasses, both of which he | BY NUMBER
mMempers Wn! The mission of the 23rd Wing is an| 300 d:ivers on the two bus tra nde | removed as soon as he was inside | are Jorevi er |
ol ir Rl important cne—the air defense of pertation: lines out of Labanon are the house. “It's my defense,” hc | ! You'll save time and et vour r more
; Din Ha | the United St: ates from ps i en- | out cn strike. Now th i bo smiled by way of Span 8. Td} REMEMBERED | : 8 y ps ty
® | cmv air attack. The 23rd is equip-| = 7 Tow the owner will | pe without them i quickly, if you make your long distance calls
"| v lort} F-86 Sa- | GWit Lusiness : ring wi re th » | ngr fi x i i
| red with. North An ican t 1 . & it ae Loring was all and more than she | E gr aving ' 'P Wo izes" i yy number. Kee a list hand of the Jon dise
| A dent ‘hnici: ‘mer :
R| bre fighters. | 4 dental technician formerly had expected. There were a few | your gifts ak
S——— | ployed at Valley Forge Army Hos-'| grey hairs about his temples, but | cherished always. tance telephone numbers most frequently called,
| oid a4 EY, a ¢ om 1at are a few grev hairs when the . .
: R| Undergoing recruit training at (pital, was fined $50 and costs for| What are a few grey hairs when the | engrave your compacts, Add to it, each time you call a new number.
| the U. S. Naval Training Center, | practicing without a license. { man of her dreams was here in the cigarette cases, lighters 5 .
» | Rainbridge. Md., is Joseph F. Coov- | Arthur 4 boll. ui | flesh and seeming to take a particu- | i | il ! Whenever you call, give the operator the nume-
BA oF. seaman. son of Ale) of hur Harrisbn Campbell, sixiy- | lar interest in her pens, watches, silverware, b d 1 d . lel
rn: a Ti i Thre | old as fo sal} > . : i i Il gi i er—and you ll avoid unnecessary delay.
® | and Mis. Frank J. Coover of Hope | eight, was found bumed to death At least Rose imagined he was rings, all gifts, quickly, J ’
| well St., Mt. Joy, Pa in a smail cottage nezr Lee's Bridge | ‘taking a particular interest in her. | beautifully, to order.
This initial {raining includes in- {in the southern part of the county, | URING the first of the evening | ADAM H. GREER A
2 Tp : 6 pe ee 4 Shan At York thieves entered a man's Jerry assumec an attitude of y COLUMBI TELEPHON E CO
| ire-Niehting, g¢ ery, 4 ve . % A . ME S unt | i .
¢ and other courses designed to heme and knccked the lock off his| aloofness. He stood in a corner and ain St, Mount Joy, Pa.
of 3 the rec uit well-versed in| Sale. He had an expert open it top| tried to look disdainful and superior, PHONE 3-4124
1 every phase of Navy life. | find the contents, $4.000 in cash, in- But when this satiude ‘ailed 10 sd a :
gx Ri Ubon completicn of their 11- tact ) s Rose he abandoned it, and | 2 We TL RE RSE 2 a 2s LL TE HL TE HET TLE HE Gh LTR TE IRL OL IL AL TEL TLE TL TE TLE GLH murs
i % de Foy ® | week training period at the recen fil | took to following her around. | . y
& 3 be 48 & B® | wee k training pei lod at the recently Fhe Housing Authontt at Vou | : a Nn
of a 3 iF a #8 | re-activated training center, grad- A ne y. at of 3 Toward the end of the evening 4 i
4 3 3 § 3 vates are assigned to duty station will erect 242 rental homes at a! Loring Hunt asked her if she'd meet i
i i» with the Fieet or at Navy shore! cost of $2860030. A government | him outside on the terrace in five 4
of f i stations, or ave ser lo service | lean of ninety porcent of the st) Minutes. Id A
| fcaools for advance technical train- | (i pa nad | ‘Quite a trick, getting away from |.
¥ 3 vill be nade te 1 g away from | 3 A
oa Ing | that crowd,” Loring Hunt i 5
“Gs A bunch of profe nal ; at crowd, Loring 1 “3
A 7 professiona hoboes| tr. 4. hor ih 5 fz "Bol at | 8%
ua # vil . He drew her to a hammoc! at.
8 wl Nove i ber 28, 1951 | wil open a flop-house in New York down, “I wanted to have a few ] wn
1 "| Widebecken, Germany | City where you can get a night's| moments alone with you before I x »
| Dear Friends lodging for 50 cents They |} ona | Jel 3] 8
po | 7 od os dv} ey borrow- Wer : ; Rn
Women’ S Woo Coat Sweaters 3 received you: box of candy | cq $2000 from a bank and are robs Yes?" whispered Rose, ud 8
at | vesterdav and I went to thank you seaking 5 { “You remind me so much of your | »
Rs 3 all for the b X. How is every thing | | ub i father. He was a fine man. I re- |} J or en
a 8 | back home, things aren't to bad ov- iE | member him well.” = J A
i here in Germany. 1 never saw | “You remember my father? But I | & é :
i i such weather as we oe having here A Mobile Blood | was only a child when he died!" As fisual we are showing A
3 right now, we had n thing but rain | | ‘You were at that,” said Loring : i wonderful line. A ¢
5% Beautiful cout sweater, hip va V-neck, soft and 38 for Joe Jeske except 9 tology, (From page 1) | Hunt. “1 was young too.” He 4 fy Ww
i : : | We had our first snow and boy does | 5 must prese a dein | Sighed. “Ah, me! How time does |¥ ; Sufoest—
bh le, a sweater that iccks equally well in- 2 it ever vet cold here. The first! fre fi rs ona signed perms fly. Here I am almost 50 and———'" | = ugse: "
i +} mre Wer . 3» couple cf months that I had been | OM 2 Parent or grardion Who | “Fifty!” cried Rose. “Why, 13 bf SLEY SHIRTS - Dress & Sport
if ? Jil, Of home or avy, DIRK, ou Rl bere w= srent most of the time in | Mav nei give? J. Those who have | thought.———that iS———in your | 8 $2.95 to $7.50 2
oe n y r | the feld, in tents and fox- | given blood wit in the past eight | pictures——-"" if ~ i
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© ales, except when we had the V weeks, or whe have blood 54 “I look under 30, eh?" Loring W SHOES STETSON HATS 4
“a 3 | K. maneuvers . times withi chuckled “They d IT ; A
if 4 | inne xs 8 mes 1n the past year, 2, Anv- | chuckled, ey ado marvelous | § me \ CC AF ol kinds az well
0 Knit Scarfs or Stoles 100‘; wool in rose, ®| Since I have hen fore in Ger-|{ weighing less thas 110 1b. a | things in Hollywood. But, here. |i INTERWOVEN SOCKS of all kir :
1 any it > 1S or 1058 aan ig. 3 : . a Many NO MM 1S makes
on lilac, fuschia and black $4.25 to $5.98 I A Ww h i i q L I sure Fach rrosnective tor i ‘| Let's not talk of me. Tell me about as many otner famous ma Wn
>] jet to see a lot of this country, Erospeciive denor wi ave | + urself. Are vo : love? y. | 3 in a ; . ads
¢ Shoulderettes, 100‘, wool $3.98 Frankfurt is about 140 miles | his I'scd tested for anemia. If he | ii fine Sos ie i 3 BUXTON WALLETS - Leather & Plastic
Eb a lildaheskeos Tiana ove ; Ki | 1 oRmg 81 g L Bi - laa .
3 Snuggle Capes, 100‘: wool $5.98 { hem ji eck iy whe re I : am | Is anemic, he must he »: jecied for | a lot of attention.” For Ladies end Men
| stationed, hev ave Mice ar- | i 5 i bh .
| ey we nice bar is cwn geid. 4. Anyone whe has Rese was a bit overcome. She Ky $1.20 io $12.00 tax Inc.
Monogrammed in gold free.
HANKIES, Boxed and loose - white and
colored 25¢c and up
Sleeveless Jaclzet, all wool $4.98
Ready Made Prayer Coverings, 39c each, 3 for $1.15
Ready Made Bonneis $3.98 to $5.50
racks for vs to live in, thev are a ever }
lot batter than the ones in the
States. We had a big turkey din-
ner on Thanksgiving Day. Determination of a donor's blood
Well I must close now, but before | type and RH factor wil
hadn't dreamed that her ideal
was was an old man! §
She started to speak, but a figure
had glided up and was standing in
15d jaundice, or who has had
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a Prayer wave: no 9c o $ 50 | closing I want to thank vou again perf } also i | front of them. It wos Jerry. Ih the ¥ PIONEER BEI TS & SUSPENDERS
¥ Winter Coats : 536.75 to $82.50 # | for the box of candy and want ton] 1 ho is vie | pale Light she could see the set look | din sani sab 3
& . i 3 os allot et NM oes ta every person. A card will he | to his jaw. CAT A LL KINDS. Fs
or | wish you all a very Mer Ct - I wd will be 3 | SWANK JEWELRY OF ALL
4 Dress Materials neat figures, plain colors ois | ver ry ist | issued to every donor for his LB “Ah,” said Loring Hunt, rising, SWANK ] {
Sincerely. menent sine bloog : | “here he is now. We were just tall- | i TS i
: : ed Wb! ing about you, young man. Rose | GIVE HIM A GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR
A SUIT OR TOPCOAT
GIFTS FOR MEN Pvt. Paul Bolus Stoke [hd B81 tartar sieve Shange. Thera] was telling me—— well, rather 1
Siv no charge for the rer- | was telling her that it was a pity

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Hats — genuine fur felt - in plain brim and snap | NAAS M esti Fu Id N: | formance of these tests, | her father couldn't have lived to |
us | Cs : :
ng oe a ie The respense to the urg nt ap | see his daughter grown to woman- NECKWEAR +4 and we show the finest that #
Nay ise, a. 12, Pa. Be BH i
brim :tyles . $7.50
Ties — Black bow and 55¢ to $1.00
Cuff Liaks ‘ : 50c
Shirts -— neckband 5 $3.98
Topcosats al $42.50 to $59.00
Ready Made Suits es $49.75 to $64.50
PLAIN CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, Second Floor
you can buy. $1.00 and up
UMBRELLAS for Ladies and Gents
PAJAMAS in a large assortment
Broadcloth and Outing $2.95 up
All our Gifts are appropriately
Holiday Packed.
“BUY HIS GIFT AT A MAN'S STORE”
EsHLEMAN Bros i.
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= eal by | hood.”
December 3, 1951 4 by the Red Crose {or donated | i ho ho ia J
. : y hi ; : ah?" rry.
{ Dear Committee. blocd has been diseopo 'ntine, The | , ean Aig. Jerry
| I want to express mv many} program t fail 2 There was a pause, Rose leaped |
& 3 “SS Vv any | progrg me at FElizs - Pos CSN 158 a el
{thanks to you for the Christmas | tow way yo Elizabeth~ | to her feet. “Mr. Hunt was ask.
3 | cwn. A minimum of 180
Greetings that bex of candy repre-
sented. It was indeed appreciated |
by myself and all those who shared
[ donors is| ing me if I'm in love and———
required to get the mobile unit, | @nd I told him yes, I told him I was |
which comes from Baltimore, to Sat Jove wi you, Jers, 2
: ! Slow srry relake s
it with me. It is a very nice thing | UP in Mount Joy. Youy committee | her bo Sr By ha had
{ | take Ss a ‘as hanging
| vou are doing for the service men. | is hoping to get at least 200 donors | for dear life It was a rood. tins, §
[T would like to say though to those | fr m the M irr : he
ount Joy-Florin area. | he told himself importantly, for |
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who may read this—just a single : ;
| J | Here is a service thst most of ug | Loring Hunt, that she had come to
| letter is greeted as if it were a big
THE HAGER ST ORE | gift, by those in the service. It sure |“ and should render. Some of pur] NOT Senses,
is a sad occasion seeing everybody | 1°¢al boys are now in, Korea; their | A
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now close to home, but the men EY a3 ar business. th Tora) Mount Joy, Pa. dm
not as fortunate as myself know Bulletin Ads P : i yo usin ss an py local news-
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