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[~The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, July 10, 1952 [son so 1 will close for now. POPULAR ACTOR IN [folk ne rout,
| Once again 1 want to thank COMEDY AT GRETNA azy antics of wer
[you for your kindness and I Bert Bertram, one of the finest Bertram is a veteran in she Ww |
Persona en jon ‘Many Lis | hope to see you all soon Laracter actors on Broadway, will | business with an outstanding back-
Robert C. Pil As ever play a leading role in “The Silver | ground which includes considerable
Via ober K¢ Robert Germer Whistle,” a gay comedy which op=| ¢xperience on Broadwap and in
\ { Jov Methodist | Lieut obert Germer I
y ath | e ers rom en- —— ck, radio and television.
I copal Church spent the 4th a .
‘ottstown with Ie | Gelnhauser, Germany
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[hey a | omen n Service June 22, 1952 BOY INJURES SKULL
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was in celebra- | Dear Committee, James Danz, three, son ol
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Bi-Centen 2462 J Street I am writing to thank you all Vit Minnie Danz, Mt. Joy RZ,
! | 2462 J Street, " us \
kt Mount | q D Calif for the package and the Mount a laceration on the
: 4 San, Diego, Cali : ;
" { Poll Cit b Joy Bulletin that I received. 1 ht side of the head and a pos
> year F w Citi 8 ] he e
Int ind = Fo N | gel wanted to write before, but bl kull fracture when h
: x m a little slow in writing a Au ih A
1 | h 1 ; ’ - i ng they have us pretty busy over fell again a table at home yes
ofl than vou fol ec won ’ . : OE
kamp and DM Sit 3 [ oh t I here, we spend most of our rda norning He was treat
EY TN AY derful gift don do much 3 ) alte
[ \ time in the fields on maneuver vy ol the General Hospital and
| ter writing My wile does . ‘ 1 Jai n's rar
f 1 |! oS I lid io! I Just came from Grafenwohr, nitted to children’s ward.
vil 1" most of 11 ure aie appreciawvw .
RB AT rh 1 to| We were on maneuvers there Hospital authorities last re
} | Lear and tober h rift t is wonderfu 0
" £1 v i i i | badh and while I was there 1 saw my fk ported no change in his condi-
( 1 both ol OW1 ar 1 nov hat 10 opie JACK i
Ts n : | now 1a ; t 9 brother Carl. It's been a long So tion i
1 wil noperts sister In| home are thir ng abou you, -
2 h i | ( time since 1 saw him, when 1 { I
vialine | If any of he people In 1e ser = |
y was back in the States. I want vervbodv reads nowsns
Vr. Henry Kravbill. Miss | vice ever get out here around lo thank 3 I ir for ul Everybndy reads newspapers buf |
; 0 thank you all again for the NOT everv r vo
Phoebe Barto and Mr. and Mrs. | San Diego 1 wish. tit they ack d the Bulletin | NOT everybody reads circular ad:
' ackage anc e x
Paul Risser spent the 4th of | would drop around and see my |} v rt vertising. left on their door step.
ery sincerely, —————————————————————
July at World's End, in Sullivan | wife and I. Thanks again for the . A |
ihe auld ban os Pfc. Paul R. Stark YT TI PIV. A |
county ift and 1 sure do appreciate BERTRAM |
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Pf Norman Linton Jr. is | getting the paper every week. s the fifth week of the summer] NEED
ndir 12 wv furlough | Alwa Naples, Italy|" ; Gretna Pl |
pending li iriough | Allway ison at the Gretna Play-
ire} Nw June 14, 1952{t7calre season al Li weg
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | John N. Williams yu house, starting Thursday, July 10th, |
Norman Linton St Birch- i Dear Committee Members fn tit Vit
yo an Linton S 0 ’ | ertram ha een delighting Mt,
i A Pfc. Lint { June 27, 1952 Just dropping you a line to | tl tir t-| TO CASUALTY
a Avenue 1 nton 1s | . y Ad audiences with his fine act- UTC AS
tioned at C b McCov. Wi fry ¢ Committee let you know that ‘I was happ) i 1 ; A
itioned a an IceCo | Dea mi ’ : : TL ing in the j t veral week | RIE
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Linton | I want to thank cach and ev- | 10 receive the gift package thay In “The Silver Whistle” he willl SEL
the Committee sent out recently : ‘
id family of Bjrehiand Ave. leryone of you for the swell : “lrortrav Oliver Erwenter. the role B b B
Li Winn Flori package vou sent me. It sure is|!¢ the Servicemen and women)’ | p : i i hon O rown
NBS nie aa n, | package you s BL Fe i had . made famous by J Ferrer when | .
nd Miss Marlene Zimmerman, | thoughtful of our home town to trom Mt. Joy and vicinity. the show was produced on Br ad- JS E. Main St, MOUNT JOY
pent the 4th and 5th of July at | think of us the way they have| Every day I meet and ESOC wav. This 15 an amusing and of er- | Phone 3-4062
World's En Sullivan counts een |ate with men and women from : . iy how 1d 24-13t
Alay Ry vg] unty. | bee \ : Te? taining play, telling ow 1 ol
pon their return they stopped | I also appreciate the Bulletin ove ry state in the Union, peo
at Pine Grove Furnace and en- | It keeps me in the news of back | Pie from large cities and peo-
ioved ‘a swim returning home | home ple from small towns like our
J ¢ a swim, t ng 1h : . .
Saturday night I'm not much of a writer, so|oWn. I'm sure that very few of Jo
Vir. and Mrs. Charles om going to close; Thanks a these men and women can AR i %
son, Jimmie, of Mount Joy, | gain for the package. claim. that they are as well re |
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Route 1, and Miss Nancy Sn:ith Sincerely yours, membered by the folks back
nade a trip last week to OQ John Pletcher home as the men and women
a iri ast weg =, ¢
i from Mt. Joy are.
cy, III; ‘to visit Mr. and Mrs. - oye ’ 1 PSE ‘
T.mes Cheek former resident June 23. 1952 I want to thank the Commit SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 12th
FIER nN, 1 HO SIGe S JI
ee { he ner s citizens
of Mt. Joy. The party also mo- | Remembrance Committee, tee and all the generous citizens
¢ y - 3 TY fo n
tored to Monroe and Hannibal, 1 received your most wel- 9! Mt. Joy trough Whose ef ; } | : ; EAD Li IN E RS
Missouri to spend some come package today and wish forts these gift packages have) La
with the Cheeks
Hills visited with
Pittsburgh enroute.
parents
relatives in
Mr and Mrs George Shatto
nt the holid week-end at
the seashore.
Mi. and Mrs. © ilarola Kulp
end daughter, ani Mrs Minnie
Beles returned Tues jay’ mid-
niznt from a 1406 mile auto trip
through New Englai
Mr. and Mrs.
daughter,
mue,
1d States.
Burton Shupp
ancl Jodie, Marietta |
F SY returned from a weeks
motor trip to Canada.
Mrs. Anna Loewen, Donegal
treet, is spending two weeks |
Washington, D. C., with her
brother and sister-in-law. Mr.
d Mrs. Alvin Shonk.
The Misses Julia, Ruth and
nna Lowen of town are
ending a two weeks vacation |
in New York with their broth-
er, John
Mrs. Maude Conrad and Mrs
Walters spent a week
visit the former's son. ‘pl
William Conrad and wife of]
nid, Oklahoma
While Enid they visited
the Vane Air Force Base and
bers, T-6 and T-
2 g off and fly
t formations and |
la
of the base
( al the base ex-
change to a few souvenir
) remember their trip to the |
est :
ling around the vicinit ty
of Enid, interesting sights were |
e of t oil wells in opera-
t the extreme flat lands,
ighways that are straight for
1 SPA 1 1 3
miles and miles and also enjoy-
€d seeing their first live Jack
traveling through Kan-
w the home of Pres-
an, illuminated in
big Ss, also the results of
the big floods. It was a lovely
ana interesting trip, but the |
weather was very warm
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frey and
son, Charles, East Main street.
and Miss Gladys, Shaw. of Mar-
ietta, spent the holiday week-
nd at Ocean City, Md.
Mr. Mrs. Herman Slesser
if Elizabethtown R3, a
ter, June 28 at
cral Hospital.
Mr. and Amos N.
maw, Mount Joy R2,
ter June 28, at
eral Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs Newcomer,
Mount Joy, a daughter. June 28
at Lancaster General Hospital.
and
daugh-
Lancaster Gen-
Mum-
a daugh-
Lancaster Gen-
Mrs.
Jay
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Hess. S.
Market St., Florin, a daughter,
June 30, at Lancaster General
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Till-
man, Mount Joy, a son, June 30
at Lancaster General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. "Arthur Miller,
Elizabethtown R1, a daughter,
July 6, at St. Joseph's Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Ish-
ler, 35 Washington St., Eliza-
bethtown, a daughter, July 6, at
St. Joseph's Hospital.
to express my thanks to all who | Peen made possible.
Best wishes;
make these packages a welcome
sight. Here at Shaw I am sure | Charles H. Eshleman MU3 USN
there are a lot of men who -_
would be thankful for packages June 22, 1952
but some towns are not as in Erlangen, German)
terested as others, which really | Remembrance Committee,
makes a fellow grateful for Just to let you know that I
having people such as you be-! received your Box and was
hind us. Thanking you again. very glad to know that there is
Sgt. John M. Abel a few people at home that think
— of the fellows that are away
Remembrance Committee, | from home. 1 have not been iol
I want to thank you very | Mt. Joy for 43 months. 1 have
much for the Box I received !been in Germany ali those 43
from you. It was very nice for | months and I am glad
{ the people to think of me. I|that I know there is someone
guess you ali would like to [that thinks of the fellows over
{ know how I like it here in Eng- | here. I thank you very much
land. I don’t like it here. But I| for the Box. I hope to be home
have to make the best of it| with you all before long.
while I'm here. The people of Love,
ingland are fine people. I have | Cpl. Schatz
nothing against them, only the | en
country of England. | Dear Friends,
Yours truly, I want to thank you all so
Everett Williams much for the stationery, candy
-— land gum. Some of my buddies
Landsberg, Germany | anq myself get into an argu
June 10, 1952 | ment about who has the nicest
| Dear Committee, home town. I tell them my
I am stationed here at Lands- | home town may not be the big
berg Air Base in the beautiful gest, or the richest town. but
Bavarian Alps. Yesterday I re-| the people take care of their
ceived your wonderful gift box | boys in the service, then I show
and was very glad to know that | them the box you sent me
the people back home are still{ Another month and a half
thinking of their boys overseas. and I'll be on my way back (o
The contents of your box| the States. I've been in Japan 6
were very thoughtful in various | months now, and it will be
ways. I would like to thank ev- good to get back to Mount Jov
eryone who participated in the| again.
making of this thoughtful gift. | Thanks again for the box
I am also looking forward for and the paper.
the weekly paper which brings Yours truly,
the hometown news here to Gene Berida
Germany. Thanks again every- | — nin
one June 14, 1952
Sgt. Harold E. Heisey Dear Committee,
— I want to thank you for the
Airman 2/C Charles Hess, | very welcome present which I
left Tuesday for Camp Stone- | received from the home town.
man, Calif. where he will leave The pen is the best ball point
for overseas duty. Charles spent |] have ever owned. Also will
the past 30 days with his par- | have good use of the stationery
ents, Mr. and Mrs Hess | and postcards, along with the
of Florin stamps, the candy and gum
w—— sure was good.
: June 16, 1952 I want to thank everyone
Dear Committee {who had a part in this, which
I would like to take this [means the whole town in one
portunity to thank you for your way or another. The Bulletin
kindness and thoughtfulness | helps to spread the local news
tor remembering me with you which is good and interesting
very fine gift. I thought it reading material,
would be fitting and proper for I know a lot of guys who
you to receive the first letter | would swap home towng with
written with the first ink from | me. They said it is nice to be
the pen, so here it comes. | remembered by them and I a-
You may believe it or not gree heartily with them.
that this letter is being written Sincerely
at 5,000 feet over Korea. Yes John M. Walters
only a few minutes ago we were | P.S. Thanks a million for
on the ground at Seaul City Air present.
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the!
Base, where I am stationed and |
now we are in the air in our |
C47 on our way to Puson. This
is one of the many , flights we!
make every day.. The. sky: is
ciear and’the air smooth. In a!
few minutes we will be flying |
over Taego and then on to Pu- |
Mr. and Mrs. Fry, Manheim
R1, a daughter, July 6, at the
Lancaster St. Joseph's Hospital.
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