The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, June 19, 1952, Image 4

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YOU ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE
Second Annual Summer Festival
of the School & Home Association
Friday Evening; June 20th
(OR SAT. EVG.; JUNE 21st IN CASE OF RAIN)
On The Mt. Joy Elementary School Grounds
Beginning at 7 P. M.
GOOD FOOD — REFRESHMENTS — CAKE WALKS
AMUSEMENTS — ETC., FOR EVERYONE












GRETNA PLAYHOUSE
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Now Playing Dont Miss It
Mystery, Comedy, Suspense In This Great Hit
“LAURA”
WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25th
Here's A Real Thriller With Lots of Laughs and Surprises
* *

CURTAIN 8:30 P. M. ° ADM. $1.00 PLUS TAX
Mt. Gretna Park
SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd
Stoney Cooper & Wilma Lee
And The Clinch Mt. Boys
FROM WWVA
ALSO
Curly Herdman & His Hill- Billys
PLUS
HOLLINGER’S DOGS
Continuous Shows From 2:00 O'clock
CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE


ADMISSION 50¢ (incl. tax)
Lots of parking space, picnic tables, amusements and refreshments












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dThe Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, Jane 19, 1952 (WAS KEY ROLE IN . |A RUMMAGE. SALE BY
, | GRETNA THRILLER Service Letters THE KING'S DAUGHTERS t. retr etn a
JUNIOR LEGION TEAM Vincent Rous hose: Auli The King's Daughters Sunday
incent Rourke, whose delightful
OWL LAFES| sc SCORES INITIAL WIN | a (From page 3) |School Class and the Ergatan Sun-
unt Joy Junior Legi n| within the delivery of the Post day School Class of the Mt Joy Viti
eball team finally won their Office or be bona fide patrons of Church of God will hold a Rum- GOLF — — Terrific
same last Friday by defeating 3 * | such office. A written test will be/mage sale in the building east of ’
4-1, behind the | ff given; no previous experience orjthe Church on East Main street on! PICNICS sad Why Not!
hinge of Al Mvers. The Lu education is necessary. Friday evening, June 27 and all SWIMMING Won!
hed bv Geol Houck and Applications for this examination {day Saturday, Junc 28th ows
Lichty had lossed previous will be accepted until the needs of serene ttl) 4 WR ween SSS
y Columbia 3-2 Manheim the service have been met. Everybody reads newspapers but
Lititz. 4 Marietta 2-1 nd Interested persons may obtain NOT everybody reads circular ade | OPEN DAILY
6-3 further information and the neces-| jertising left on their door step. |
Iv. M I Ras a pet sary application forms from John ene - ss -
thay y Dillinger located at Post Office, or|
sa a i ks : Jers from the Director, Third U. 8. Civ-|}| FREE FREE |
Mel Krady and Bruce Alli il Service Region, 103-A U. S., Cus-
These boys were member tom-house, Philadelphia 6, Penna. : ; | |
t Hempfield Section 1 baseball 2t A R N | V A
hampionship team, Barto is a
I of outstanding merit; Krady | Great Falls, Mont. - -
rier 77 | centerfielder, has béen wes, v2 Florin Carnival Grounds |
A WY IS E O W L onverted into a catcher in order ‘ Dare Dear Friends, |
| ecure more hitting. Incidently, |P* rtrayal of Mr. Clayton in “Good- I want to express my apprecia-
With everybody and his brother | Krady hit .340 for Fast Hempfield, Saw = Se tion for the wonderful box I re- SATUR JUNE 21st |
: the last but certainly not the least!’ yy ur | ceived from the Remembranca oy 1
building houses 1 Lithe a i Allison. Thi led Section 1 Gretna Playhouse, gets a chance to Committee. I want to thank every- bl
Py sarod Soh on Jui ne ti ; producing d ee Be his skill in the second | =~ miles 7% possible |
hang out of the follow who bought | 05 average. Another newcomer to PRIOR | It won't be long before TI be Mabel Seiger & Her Sons Of The Plains |
room hous with | Mount Joy i likeable Jack Lawder Loop as oul B! bac k in Mount Joy once again and A : I
no bath because he wanted to be| Who came to us from Palmyra. He | re a A PIETY not just for a visit. Tll be discharg-| HEARD DAILY OVER WCMB LEMOYNE |
y b pecause n va ¢ e | 1 4 mystery omedy which opens aj ny a r wi |
filthy rich, Li 8 dee i nee wees tun on the stage 98 ME] to Tec. ton Me Joye It mers OTHER ATTRACTION |
a il Crom Tours eh, June 10 will be rice 0 bo home and nol] THE SUNSHINE GIRLS (Gospel Songs) If}
YS Tend hh JAILS -] © hatles As he rentdlier who led the| His second role is much bigger | paving a reporting date to worry pel. §
that said, “Start your savings ac- i ,|and permits him, to use to the ful-| + |
count today.” Seemed sorta silly to Y 3513 os a0 to hi i est extent the acting ability which |" hark you again for the won |
mT Ta warvisods TE alterna r along with i : AE é 3 : - |
Red Son rs my | { Zi mmerman, Tom Kear at 2nd base, | ISS mide lin DIE on Brot derful i and also The Bulletin. FLORIN FIRE COMPANY |
year! = Clinger 5 Su} Oyen i+ Lend radio Baits FREE PARKING FREE ADMISSION |
i ps utility infielder, make up a| nn ames Ww. erly. : 11
Have vou heard about that lucky {soo defensive infield. Carl Kline — weed
Marine at Camp Pendleton, who | and Krady do the catching with LOW DOWN Marlyn Myers, son of Mur. and {1
has both a cigarette lighter and a Barto and Myers the Pitching. THE Mrs. Ray Myers, S. Barbara St. wm |
wife working? Charl Zeller, left field Allison] from left Philadelphia Sunday, with Na- M oll nt Jo Legion
and Ashenfelter comprise the val Reserve units, for a two-weeks |
The things we learn about our- | field with Russell Gantz and Glenn HICKORY GROVE cruise to Bermuda,
selves are amazing. Here's a par- Wolgemuth the utility outfielders. | : = |
ent ‘and child conversation, took | Doug Fish and Ray Swartz are bat | I out Jo alent the 3) jp Ne Sirsa Me S t d Ni ht & S d Ni ht |
place in our front office. Daughter: boys | 76 Neat on guys and dames of this [and Mrs. Frank Nissly, of: town, a ur ay 1g un ay 1g
Buddy. why do all’ editbrs’ refer to The remainder of the schedule | land of fun and amusement that it| has arrived at the Air Force Base |
themselves as “We”? is as follows;June 19 - Maytown at | may not be too wise to open the | at Cheyenne, Wyoming, JUNE 2 1 - 22 |
Diddy's explanation: So the | home: June 24. Manheim, away: sun throttle no limit, expecting an ee A Wetman |
reader who doesn’t like what he's June 26,.Marietta. home; July Ist, inheritance om Hirifty orefbears. | JUNIOR LEAGUE GAMES
Ieinting. will think there. oft ‘foc Lititz, home; July 3, Elizabethtown | Folks who think in such shallow Marietta defeated Maytown 8 to |
for him to Tick home; July 8, -Maytown, away; | fashion as to imagine that taxes ta- {1 while Mount Joy won from Eli- »
y July 10, Manheim, home; July 15,| ken fiom a corporation is the zabethtown 7 to 5. Louis Wa ton
Sien T saw in beauty parlor: Marietta away; July 17, Lititz, a-| poration’s baby and no affair of ——— eee
We can give you the New Look if | way [Gets are quite wet—confused. Drafts and notes differ in that °
you still have the old parts Score for the E-town game is ap- | As corporation laxes soar, the times | the former is a written order to And H iS Jo Ju m ers i
pended | are in the offing when dividends] pay; the latter a written promise Y |
Ghai | AM. Joy ab r h o a c|paid the shareholder will dwindle.| to pay. |
Wi oily es ot Ro | Clinger 1 ! 2 3 ! Estates dwindle next—inheritances : ——- — THEIR BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
bargassed her but later gave them 1 I 0 5060 brome seatty. We heed R Sardines are young herring.
a big laugh. I 192908 of pondering- a “pondering week” | : : : d : ‘
The wedding was over, the hap- | 30170380 should pay dividends. rN Sundey family dinners will be served starting a |
PY: ‘couple’ was. photographed ool 301 To get attention, a wallop in the (rs THRILLING 1:00 until ? — Steaks, Chops, Sea Foods, Beef, Pork and |
they Yeft ‘the church. and the b 3 0 : pocket hook works wonders most ~ Turkey. |
tures were promised in a couple of | 3000 2 9° fen. This Govt. we: naw ; have | RAS
davs. The kee. envelope AOR 4 — ——— perched on our backs is nothing to | 2 ;
rived and was opened i great ex- 25 4 62110 shrugged off—it is getting clos-
clement Wh r h o a e|cr and closer home. When 2 mil-
W everilrd tudies of al g 0 2 = tiv Si a Ig i
baby lying on a white rug, and on gS 06 1 0 0 1 notnng--raiscs No corn, builds no -
the enclosed letter it said "Please f 3 1 2 00 mines no coal, just rides 7 = Seem gf
fate: clearly’ which size ‘vou want 3 0.11 0 1 | round and eats heartily on the res t |
Ay 2 0 0 2 J Olof us—and we hardly chirp, w | womEN. GIRLS WANTED
! IW man | 4 20180 the champion sucker 2%
ee | 300 320 pion ucker country. |
It is 200d plan. 10. witch ww 2 010 1 of Weare the “backward” nation | SERIES
BF the loos in eer 4) OF 0 0 0 0 and the greatest culprit in the lot | S Child G t
| ioo 0 a is the younger voters who have not | 0 ew ren ’s arments
Se an | 1 0000.0 taken the time to ferret out what $125
Herels a cute vert | is cooking. I suggest for the first | 2 DIAMONDS ® L T k
Hillbilly “Tart tic Ly Lot TYRTIITCY 27 1 6 18 8 5| “pondering week” 3 “Socialism, earners a en
daughter! ya shoo a Hy JOY. yo 00 Ei wy hot stuff or is it a slicker |
young fell fot Kissin va? | ny C3 | game to nick the unwary—also am @ Steady Work
warn't the first hoy who ever | LOCALS SWEEP DOUBLES | 1 one =: em. ay ha is. a
cad wal’ . » ours with the low down, G d
d ya! BY WIN MATCH | ..... a oo Pay
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| J. Greenberg
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
16-tf
137 NORTH POPLAR STREET

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TRL CTR RC,
EVENINGS oO Y MATINEE
SHOWS SATURDAYS
7 and 9:00 P.M AND
SATURDAYS i HEA I RE HOLIDAYS
6-8-10 P. M. 2:00 P. M.
Mount Joy, Pa.




FRIDAY — SATURDAY, JUNE 20 - 21
FRED ASTAIRE — VERA ELLEN
“Belle Of New York”
-in-
MONDAY, JUNE 23 \
ROBERT RYAN — IDA LUPINO
“On Dangerous Ground”
-in-

TUESDAY, JUNE 24
JOAN DAVIS — PEGGY CASTLE
“Harem Girl”
-in-

WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, JUNE 25 - 26
JAMES STEWART — ARTHUR KENNEDY
“Bend Of The River”
-in-



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209 West Main Street
MOUNT JOY, PA.
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Phone 3-5491





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Daughter—“No, but he were the A clean sweep in three doubles Sie
first one to try with his mouth | matches enabled Mt. Joy to nip the
full of tobacco!” (v Racquet Club netmen, 5 to 1 WON THE STATE TARGET
— !Saturday in an Inter-County Lea-| CHAMPIONSHIP WITH 199x200
Joe says: Marriage is when alm event in White Rose city At the closing of the annual Pa.
vom@an begins t i! rk held a 4 to 2 advantage in| State target shoot held at Shamok- |
Wess {the singles matches, but Mount Joy | in last Sunday, ‘8. 'W, Siebold of}
3g ne b ack to take three doubles Marienvillt, Clarion Co. won the
Here's a prastical wha state championship. He defeated 214
C C i < AC 1 ) Wil yi I > | 1 3, r
won't live to see the things back. | Singles shooters by breaking 189 x ol
€ see tne things back- | LAS 2 i. ~
fire. He was wal r around with | Frank Zink (MJ) def. John Katz | 200. Second place score was
. 2 > yA } an rc «
something sticking cut of his pock- 1 J I and third wos I
: I def. Jim Hig- | —— ——
et and a friend inquired: What's 0 :
that in your pocket? lef. Dick Divet William E. Reidel, 52, Hershey,
He ans ered: Shhhh It's d fell 100 feet in a silo and was kil-
ered: Shhhh ts yna . Bob Z 1
Jat . Bob Zink 6-1! le
mite caps. I'm waiting for Pat.'. . 2 ied
Every time he comes by he slaps me def. William
on tae chest and breaks my pipe. Beas
Next time hell blow his fool hand! Paul Hoh,
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off |
a: | Doubles
| Crider and Divet def. Hulton and
You know, dear, the young wife! Katz 6-4 6-4
said to her husband. You don't! Zink an k def. Higgins and
Baron 7-5
seem to be as well dressed as acta AE :
. PED S YOU| Beaston and Hoh def. Mikel and
vere when you n i 'm Miller 11-9, 7-5.
[ don't see why he replied)

BEAUTY IS YOURS
FOR ONLY $50
The averoge bath or shower recess costs
os little os quoted above, Full haths
kitchens and recreation rooms, proportion
ately low,
SATISFYING BEAUTY — DURABLE
SERVICE |
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Has no *‘substitute”
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I'm wearing the same suit other wall coverings.
Ouch!! JOURNEY TO CANADA appearance, A handsome wall covering for ANY
i Te ‘ sal : kT 3 home. Not harmed by ordinary household mate. .
A An ancient Conestoga Wagon left Looks like new after years of service. Cleans LINES of COMMUNICATION
We received this from a loc i Lancaster yesterday morning on a easily with warm water and soop.
ervice man for their column but Ii trek in Canada — repeating a jour- 19 A RIOT OF COLORS == 19 Yo the future
tole it for here. - - {i ney made 155 years ago by local | , Nineteen colors in field, 1rim and feoture strips make |
NO) / i .
At an aviation training field, cv- pioneers who migrated to Canada’s Me Ey Se a |
1 imited. gh to the : ;
grabbed a parachute and | farm country Will NOT weor off, +m T o transmit your plans and wishes mito the
took off for their first jump. Later| The wagon and two horses were {NO MUSS OR FUSS = EASILY INSTALLED a
: they carried one trainee back with | ansported here from Ontario a- | MIRAPEAS may be installed over dny. lw, smooth wall. future, have a lawyer draw your will and
his clothes tattered and a multitude | board a large tractor-trailer truck. | Anstalled without disturbing the rest of your home. Ne name an Executor to carry out its terms.
. of scratches and cuts on his body. | It was one of a caravan of wagons | cig etude Thar Hovis Ae ig igo We invite your investigation of our service
When they laid the stretcher down | driven by Lancaster County folk | money od do it yourself. Instructions and simple too" .
he sat up and said in their trek northward in 1797. It _beeded ovailable, as Executor. Call on us at your convenience.
"Who in tarnation put that kn ip | will be driven back to Ontario by oot ol GUARANTEE 1
? sack: among the parachutes | four fourth: - generation descend- WEE A IE MIRAPLAS is guaranteed by its manufacturer. We guarontes . A : kb
‘ ants of those settlers WITH EVERY SALE » installation when work is done by our mechanics —‘ond in 3
v rn Re ye writing. SEE OUR DISPLAY , . . FREE ESTIMATE. “A
. When a just ' divorced * county| The wagon proved interesting its noe | ‘ |
: man who had been married toifour! when it passed thru here. { NATIONALLY ADVERTISED IN GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, HOUSE BEAUTIFUL AND HOUSE & GARDEN MOUNT JOY BANK |
glamorous women was asked which TTT. M J Ti & Li 1 C OF 7
: ry MOUNT JOY
; of the four he liked best he answer-| GRADUATED AT TEMPLE ET t. Joy lile moieum Lo. 1
i . uora ape " y a : : |
* ed: Miss Nancy Hirsch of Landisville Good Housekeeping Open Daily Except Wednesdays. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation -
. us Friday & Saturday Eve
. “Eat four lemons and tell me | graduated from: Temple University esas 2 ¥ PHONE 5.3492 ve, | |}!
. which is the sweetest.” | this week. 25-2 | |


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