2==The Bullutin, Mount Joy, Pu., Thursday, February 7, 1952
The Mount Joy Bulletin
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher
EST ABLISHED JUNE, 1901 [TTR TI TI RRR
a the ward by ship in 1913 and a
Pub!
#11 Last
shed Every Thursday at No.
Main St, Mount Joy, Pa.
that his
ashore,
constant traveler told hin
own expenses, afloat and
Subscription, per. year $2.00 averaged $11 a day. Howe made a
Six Months ..... Besar rane $1.00 calculation and found that his trip
Three Months 0) also cost him $11 a day.
Single Copies ......... wee 08 My cruise to lIeeland lust year
Sample Coptea FREE cost a good $50 a day, and many of
ET the passengers paid two and three
Joy, Pa, as second-class mail mat= times as much. If one flew to
ter under the Act of March 3, 1879. | Europe the price of the one
Te rae | flight would he about $100.
Member, Pennsylvania Newspaper . wl Ye “abot
Publishers’ Association went by freighter the price
be fess than $10 a day.
Publication Day, Thursday Time is an importarnt factor in
Copy for a change of advertising | cost. Few can leave their jobs for
should reach this office Tuesday. | more than
0 : t ¢ three weeks.
wi no ruarantee inse ion 0
Bus T | Hence they try to do in a couple of
any advertising unless copy reaches |
the office not later than 9 a. m. | ‘Weeks what should be spread over
preceding day of publication. a couple of months. We triple the
Classified ads will be accepted to | expense per and exhaust our-
Entered at the Postoflice at Mt,
day's
If one
might

two or
day

9 a + publication day. selves and have litth: to show an
I I SL | .
{our return except a few hideous
E D 1 f | \ 0 RI A A 1 souvenirs,
Then we have the automobile and
travelers,
and rule
travel inexpensive by car but what
they lack in distance is offset many
many times in interest.
+ + & | trailer
In Chicago a lady clerk at a bak- |
ery goods counter was handed an |
envelope by a couple who said the |
contents were her pay for “being
They
as a
may not
travel as far many
Stop when-
nice” to them when they bought! ever and wherever you choose and
there. It contained a $1,000 savings stay as long as you like.
bond. ! 09
It doesn't cost a thing to be “nice” When the local trolley line was
to people at all times and it always | twenty years age, The
pays. | Bulletin in its issue of Feb. 10 con-
00 | tained a lengthy article, suggest-
Senater Taft. Republican, of Ohio ing the boro take over the trolley
in a speech several days ago. said: bed and open a street from Long-
“Government spending threatens | enccker Road west. The suggestion
American liberty and independence
because it is leading the nation | cess for our
straight down the road to Social- |
| was made in order to improve ac-
rural folks on the
south and east.
ism. But, the suggestion fell upon
We believe you got something | deft ears. One person had been
there, Senator. | killed at the intersection of Long-
eo eo | enecker Road and Route 230 on
There were two shooting affairs | Snyder's Hill. Even that
in Lancaster County last week but | weight.
both the county and the tax payers| The late Burgess Clayton
got a break. There would have been | man who owned the former Eli
always | Engle farm, stipulated in his agree-
|
had no |
pression times | ton Eby, Mrs. James Hostetter and
While Clarence Baker, of Rapho, | Mrs. Melvin Weaver. These who
was returning home Sunday night | will pour are: Mrs. Jay C. Musser,
a mule ran in front of his auto.! Mrs, Clyde Eshlemai, Mrs. Samuel
He rolled Mr, Mule but there was- | Balsbaugh, Mrs, Robert Brown, Mrs
| n't much damage | Fi ink Walters, Jr., Mrs. Ella Meta
The Mount Joy High Seniors | Beyer, Mrs. Arthur Olson, Florin,
will present “Climbing Roses’ Feb { and Mrs, Robert Nissley, Florin,
11 and 13. { The recepticn committee consists
Mrs. Jchn A. Bachman, wife of of Mrs. Thomas O'Conner, Mrs.
cur ex-burgess, was hastess at a| Clarence Newcomer, Mrs. George
Valentine Social held at Palmyra | Keener, and Mrs. Lester Hostetter.
on Menday evening. | The registrations will be in charge
June Fay Conner, 3, is quaran-|of Mrs. John Booth, Mrs. . Paris
tined for diphtheria. | Hostetter, Mrs. Paul« Stehman I,
Cclumlbia’s one-legged robin has | and Mrs. Frank Young. Aids will
returned to that boro for the sixth | be Mrs. James Phillips, Mrs.’ Jos-
consecutive year. | ep Germer and Mrs. Paul! Stoner,
York county's deputy sheriff re- | The table decorations will be in
fused to pay 50 cents bridge toll at | charge of Mrs. James Eshleman
| Columbia. The Bridze C mmission | ind Miss Martha Stauffer.
will sue to collect Tlf burs
Judge John M. Groff says that! Cuban m ney is printed in the
E FR Rs | United States,
sa. Rhoads of Mt. Joy | At the Paratha Canal the Pacific
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Landis and | Ocean is east of the Aglantic.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwodd Dietz of |
Lititz, visited Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Witmer and family during the past Walt V. L h
weekend. Pe e man
On Friday Mds. Edith Erb, he TRICAL
ited Mr. and Mrs. Milton Erb, of | aL
I Mt. Jey R1, Mrs. Othillia Erb and!
Murs. Charles Gilgore of Lancaster ! { Phone 3-4760 Mt. Joy. Pa.
ale Me Zitm
2 » bi d i Allian Witmer | INVEST IN
wh a patient at the . Joseph's | | 3
hospital. I MUSSER
On Sunday afternoon the follow- ® LEGHORN CHICKS
two murder trials which
prove expensive but both principals | nent of sale to the Trolley Com- |
are dead. One hanged himself. the pany that if the troliey line is ev-
other died from self inflicted | ex abandened, said land should ve-
wounds. vert te Mt. Joy Boro to be used as
eo 0 | street. That's why the line inter-
| sected at a sharp right
Scuth Barbara Street.
angle on
That too,
We see where Margaret Morton |
McKay, 41, frec lance writer and |
newspaper woman, committed suvi-| fell upon deaf ears. At that time |
cide leaving a note * couldn't find | the land could have been had for
Yove” | nothing. Not so today as it is a part
of the Noli farm,
from Longenecker
If there are any more like her it while the
might he well to do a little news- |
paper advertising. There are oodles | ed South Jacob street is owned by
of love hounds running loose and | the writer.
reason to believe! This opportunity we
willing 5} Sal not have mufled.
BS
we have every was an
some of them would be
be collared.
A: NEWTOWN
The present administration is
having trouble aplenty in finding a| Mr. and Mrs. Eiwood Snyder and |
man big and able enough to clean Shirley, Eliza-
visited Mr. and Mrs.
up the corruption mess. To date,
every time an appointment is made, Victor Snyder Sunday.
children, Galen and
bethtown R1,
the authorities discover that he was Mr. and Mrs. Salem Gamber and
smeared with the graft brush. daughter. Gloria of Columbia R.D.
The last to be mentioned was | visited Mr. and Mrs. Abram Gam-
Newhold Morris. whom they claim | ber on Sunday
was mentioned in a profitable sur-| Mrs. Emma Givens of Middle- |
plus ship deal. {town visited Mrs. Katie Moore
e990 Mrs. Ida Eisenberger and Mr. and

Mrs. Maurice F: er Sunda
of Mr. and
family,
The location of the Air Base is
Saturday a daily
that

supper
Isler and

in the news again.

heralded the story it will not| Mrs. 1 were
AP | Mr. and

focate in the Donegals. Sunday Mrs. Elwocod sSnyder and
dispatches out of Washington said | family of E-town RI.
nothing done as yet. One guess is| Tom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
as goed as another. | Fogle is on the sick list.
2 © 0 Miss Martha Risser, of Hershey, |
The Atomic Evergy Commission! visited Mrs. Matilda Derr on Sat-
at a hearing conducted in Nevada. | urday.
found that roofers there were paid! Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fogie called
S100 a day, wire splicers got $775.- | on the following on Saturday: Mr.
50 a week, while others were paid| and Mrs. Alfred Atland, Mr. and!
from $300 to S606 wages a week. Mis. Roy Barton, Mr, and Mrs.
Other industries there elaim that] Paul Jones of Columbia, and Mr.
paring wages has practically (and Mrs. Paul Smith of Columbia |
paralyzed their business. IR. D.
But we need not go that far for Mr. and Mrs. John Fogie, Mount-!
similar occurrences, only the wages ville, visited Mrs. Serena Fogie on |
aren't that high. Various kinds of | Sunday.
clerks in and around Harrisburg Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Barton and
were taken out of industry there prandson visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
and employed at the Middletown Fogie on Sunday
Depot with quite an advance in Mr. Paul Witmer, Columbia, Mr.
wages. Juhn V. Witmer and sen John Jr.
Ordinary industdy can absolutely of E'town Rl. visited Mr. and Mus.
not compete with the Government. | Jacob Erb and nephew Bebbie dur-
% 9 © ling the past week.
\
a good indication that the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frank, vis- |
Democratic organization is enroll-| ited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fogelsanger
ing strength for the coming presi- | of Wrightsville R. D. Sunday.
dential election. Today there arve| Visitors the past week of Mr. and
521,441 white collar military work- | Mis. Farl Geltmacher and family, |
ers on the payrolls of the armed were Mrs. Minnie Geltmacher and
forces. That's an increase of 24.884 son, ay, of Kinderhook,
over the last six months of 1951. ! Harold Stoppard
® 6 0 ville.
and Mr.
and sons of Iron-
That Philadelphia motorist who| Visitors the past week of Mr.
was doing ninety on the super and Mrs. Aristice Wittle, were Mr.
highway when the Police caughi and Mrs. Harcld Simmons and
him, should swap his car on a air- | daughters of Marietta. Misses Nan-
plane if he likes speed. Of course | cy Carol Wittle, of Columbia |
he could get a tryout at Indianapo- | 2. D. and Mr. Joe Wittle and!
is for the 500-mile classic this sum- | daughter Judy of Columbia
mer. The following called at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt dur- |
irg the past week: Mr. and Mus. '!
Ivan Lefever, Lancaster, Mr. and
Mis.. Ammon Hoffer and Mrs. Lous
and
eo 0
TRAVEL EXPENSE
- suse per day does it cost to
travel? E. W. Howe went around
ily

HAPPENINGS
— of — William E. Nitrauer
president of the
LONG AGO ton 3
{ many slot maghines seized in the]
| county are back in operation ag-
| ain instead of having been destroy-
ed
was chosen
George Washing-
celebration orga-

i nization. J, Willis Freed was made
jeeretary
20 Y rs Ago. Se piste
ea SILVER VALENTINE TEA
HERE NEXT WEDNESDAY
Wednesday, Feb, 10 A silver Valentine tea will I
Seven of the present trolley line held next Wednesday afternoon,
thruout the county will be aband-| February 13 from 2 to 4 p. m. at
acd ar all but three will be 1e«| the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ol-
laced with busses | on, South Market street. The tea
A wy black and tan ter owl is open to the public and is being
ed by M J. M. Swarr, of Lan- | gponsored by the Mount Joy Branch
disy n first | t the Mary= | of the United Auxiliaries of the
land Kennel Club's dog show at| Lancaster General Hospital, Pro-
Baltimore | cceds from the affair will go toward
The January receipts of the Mt. | the linen fund at the hospital
Joy Building and Loan Association Mis. Simon’ Nissley is in charge
exceeded any month in its history. | of the refreshments and will be as-
Very encouraging
during these de-' sisted in the kitchen by Mrs. Clin-

ing
Chu
sary
U.
Mrs
services at the Mt. Gretna E.| BROILER CHICKS
3. Chapel. Mrs. May Weaver, | _——:S rb»
Pearl Breneman,, Miss Min-|. © AVY DARK
nie Gamber and Mrs: Edith Exh pn 3°
| their
stretch |
road to propos- |
the
(
list.
Mr
Mr.
f Manheim,
and Mrs.
at Brunnerville S

‘Warren H. Greenawali

® \ HEAVY WHITE
from the Newtown .E. U. B.1
rch attended the 2rd Anniver- |
BROILER CHICKS
visited with |
Mrs. O. K. Buch |
who is on the |
return home they
: ie
Plage your order now f
for free delivery.

pastor's wife,
Sic k |
Daniel Geltmacher, visited Musser Leghorn Farms
Ralph Keith and fam- MOUNT JOY. PA. Phone 4011
Saturday. 36-tf

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MARY G. ISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Noy, Pa
rere EERIE
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