d~=The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, July 24, 1952 |
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Personal Mention
[.t. and Mrs. Jerome Cohen, Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt | had just won the free-for-all at|
etta Depot, have moved in | Visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Buck- | the Little Valley, N. Y., meet,||
the George Brown 111 apart- | Walter, Marietta and Rev. and breaking the track record in i
t, on N. Market Street | Mrs. Chester Hartman, of Gey- cach heat X
Vrs, Park Neiss is a surgical | Church Sunday “The horse was at the top of
ent at the Lancaster Gen Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sipe | his form and after the race Am- -
| Hospital {and family, Marietta R. D. vis- | anda turned down an offer of al
Mir ind Mrs John E. Ma- |ited Mr. Daniel Geltmacher on | $10,000 certified check for him
ney, 9 East Main St spent | Friday. without consulting the own
ie weekend at Atlantic City | Mr. Joseph Wittle and daugh- | George Engle. She had entered
Kenneth Alexander, USN, | ter Judy, Columbia, Mr. Charles ‘he horse in the Little Valley
pent the weekend here with | Wittle Columbia R. D. and My, Meet without the knowledge 0;
relatives and friends | sind Mrs. Ragner Hallgren, Mt the owner and was planning 2
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Hurley, | Joy, visited Mr. and Mrs. Aris- | Surprise for him by mailing =
and son, returned from a weeks tice Wittle $1,000 check won in the rage. no
vacation at Rehobeth Beach | Mr. and Mrs. John Fogie, «of “As she entered the race |
Mr. and Mrs S. H Miller | Mountville und Mr and Mrs track barn Yo supervise he
spent several days at World's Claude Reigle Mt Tov visited handling of the horse for his Ted
End a State park in Sullivan ve Serena Fodie. Sunday. turn trip by train to Highspire,
County, near Eagles Mere. a ne she was amazed to find the
John Miller, USN, spent the Mrs. Habet Khelghatian and | gone and the stable boy,
weekend here wilh his parents,
M1 John D. Miller
Richard Schatz, USN, station
ed at Lakehurst, N. J., spent the
and Mrs
weekend with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Harold Schatz.
Janet Nissley, Fairview St.,
celebrated her 3rd birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Eicherly
are spending several weeks in
New York City.
Mr Mrs
daughter,
and Charles Baileyv
Donna, and Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Randler spent
and
Thursday and Friday at Bell-
mawr, N. J. They were accom-
panied home by Nadine and
Terry Bailey, who spent several |
days with their aunt and uncle.
Mrs. Leroy Gantz returned
home from the Jefferson Hos-
pital at Philadelphia, on Tues-
day where she was under obser-
vation several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eshleman
spent the weekend at ‘St, Albans
New York, visiting Lt. and Mrs.
James Eshleman.
The Hoffer Reunion will pe
held at Hoffer Park, Middle-
town on Sunday, July 27th, be-
ginning at one o'clock
— 4) Ce eee
News In General
From Florin For
The Past Week
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Crowl
expect to move into their newly
built home along the old high-
to Rheems, in (the next

way
week
Mrs. Frances Prank and Mrs.
Samuel Crowl spent from Fri-|
day to Sunday at Pittsburgh |
with the latters neice and neph- |
ew, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Musser.
The trip was made by airplane. |
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sauders |
and daughter, Mary Jane and
Norma Eichler left Monday to]
visit friends at Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ryder
and son and Mr. and Mrs. Wertz
spent the week in the Poconos.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Eshle-
man of Emigsville, York Coun-
ty, called on Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Mumper on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeLong

and children, Mrs. Mary Ban-
tom, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lig- |
gins of Philadelphia, were the |
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Liggins on Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Buller and
daughter, Maude, Mrs. Earl
Gerlitzski and daughters, Mr.
and Mrs. John Kissinger and!
sons, spent Sunday at Halloway
Beach, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prescoit |
of Bainbridge visited Mr. and
Mrs. George Mumper Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Posten
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Hauer and children, Lan-
caster were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Vogel on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jakubow-
ski and children of Cleveland.
Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Mumper and children called on
Mr. and Mrs. George Mumper
on Thursday evening. t
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hatton
(
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a few days
MENT-.I? you raise pullets on | the same meetlesome champion.
range during the
owe it to vourse
ketbook to feed and water them
with well-planned range equip- paces,” said Engle. They harnes-
ment,
specialists of the
{ State College.
ed mash hopper and
With land prices high it
sible fo enlarge the farm busi Hall, where the constable drew
reminds William Johnstone, a | Dlew. Out came the Chief
Penna. State extension
tural economist. One way is to clothes men and Placed
to increase the
Judge Smashed
(From page 1)
NEWTOWN
have returned to their
Ridley Park, Pa. after
children Will Weatherway sound asleep,!
home at been drugged
obviously having
spending several weeks with! with chloroform.
Mrs. Khelghatian’s parents, the “Then a middle-aged man
| Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt. with mutton-chop whiskers en-|
Mr. Daniel Geltmacher visit- | tered the barn and, flashing a
ed Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Garner badge, told Miss LaGrave that
and family of Wrightsville RD. he was a deputy sheriff. He
on Saturday. proposed that she accompany
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geltmach- him in his buggy to a nearby,
er and family spent the week- gypsy camp, asserting that gyp-

ing records at many tracks
TT Rr am
me
Upsy -Daisy Candy Custards

Re
twis » si » addition of diced chocolate and
a new flavor twist by the simple adc ced chocolate
a ai candy placed in the bottom of cach cup before baking, Be St of
all, this tasty dessert, with health-giving energy be cause it 0a 1s fo of gs
and milk as a base, takes but moments to prepare and can be served :
any time:
2 Mounds bars, diced
3
2 tablespoons sugar
Lightly butter 6 six-ounce custard cups; divide Mounds ai
1% tea
1% tea
2 cu
Mounds Chocolate Frosted Custards
spoon salt
spoon vanilla
ys milk, scalded
12 cups.
Beat eggs slightly in medium-size bowl; stir in sugan , salt, sud vapills.
Add milk slowly, stirring constantly, until blended. Strain Jol Yepa 2d
custard cups; place cups in deep baking pan; add jot v8 gi 3 ou
baking pan. Bake in slow oven (325°F.) 35 oF 5 U1 Suite
inserted in center comes out clean. Remove cups rom % wat in
once: cool 10 minutes; loosen around edges with knife or spatula; tury
out onto individual dessert dishes. (Chocolate-coconut sauce will dribble |
down over custards.) Serve warm or chilled.

end with Mr. Harold Stoppard sies had been camped near the
and family of Ironville, Sunday race track and that they prob-
evening the Geltmacher’s visit- | ably stole the horse.
ed Mrs. Minnie Geltmacher, of “Believing herself safe in the
County Briefs
MANHE!M The
Kinderhook. hands of the law, Amanda ac-
Mrs. Paul Smith, Columbia companied him, climbed intoboard awarded a contract to a
R. D. visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. | his buggy and they ‘drove away. Philadelphia firm to furnish
Fogie Sunday After driving some miles over supplies for the cafeteria a-}
Mr. Daniel Geltmacher held |back country roads, he stopped mounting $1.98530. WwW. P.|
a doggie roast for his Sunday assisted her to the ground, Keech & Co. was given a con- |
School class on Friday evening. |telling her that the gypsy campi, ct for $539.37 for window
Everyone present had a most Was nearby. __|shades for the Manheim Ele-|
enjoyable time. “Suddenly he lashed out with mentary Building. !
Mrs. Irvin Witmer and chil- | his fist and struck her unconsc- a
dren visited Mr. and Mrs. John | i0us with a savage blow across] E-TOWN-—Local citizens do-
Kauffman Sr., of Ironville on | her nose. While she was uncon-|nated 118 pints of blood to the
Sunday. scious, he bound and gagged Red Cross, when the Red Cross
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Derr of | her tied her to a tree and drove Bloodmobile was stationed at
Hazelton, visited Mrs. Matilda | away. the High School.
Derr, Sunday. “She was not found until the E-TOWN-—the borough will
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mau- |Next day when three boys saw
rice Frysinger and Mrs. Katie | her plight, came to her aid and
Moore were Mrs. Mary Khel-|t00k her to their home where
ghatian, Ridley Park, Pa. Mrs. | she told her story. The boys’ fa-
Jona ther drove her back to Little
Arndt, and Mrs. May
Weaver, of town. Valley.
Sunday visitors of Mr. anq| ~The local police took up the
Mr. hunt for the missing horse, the!
and Mrs. Salem Gamber and thieves and the man who had
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Schuv kidnapped Miss LaGrave. She
ler Gamber and daughter, Col. boarded a train for Highspire to)
umbia R. D., Mr. and Mrs, Rav | tell George Engle how the horse
Gamber and son, Manheim. | was lost.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Isler and| Then Matthew Engle enter-
family and Mrs. Irene Snyder ed the case. He figured that
visited Mr. and Mrs, Elwood most stolen horses in New York
Snyder at Elizabethtown Satur. | 8nd Pennsylvania were taken to
day. Horse Hollow and he assumed
Mrs. Abram Gamber were
r
which will be
provement of the streets. J
eceive $10,160.00 in county aid
used for the im

E-TOWN
'will take over the principalship
i of Elizabethtown
school Daubert was formerly
coach at
' School. He
director.
E-TOWN-—George S.
Philip
High School
Daubert
football
Derry Township High
will also be athletic

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Achorn
Dr.H.C Killhetfer
Optometrist

Visitors during the week of that there the horse would be if
Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt were | Mt already sold. He left his
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lefever, of beard grow, donned his oldest
Conestoga, Miss Mary Lefever, clothes and set out for Wells-
and Mr. and Mrs. Havard John. boro, Pa. There he presented his|
ston, Lancaster. credentials to the local police,
On Tuesday, Mrs, Pears explaining his plan of action
Brenneman. Mt. Joy R. D., Mrs. Rng Salted bo Wie Horse Hol
Serena Fogie, Mrs. Edith Ep, | [OW area.
and Master Robert Witmer, vis.
ited Mrs. O. K. Buch, Manheim
who is on the sick list.
Master
“After several nights, a man
came to a tavern there who re-
| sembled Amanda's abductor
and he scraped up an acquaint-
ance with him. They drank to-
gether and the wily old consta-
Robert Witmer spent
; with hig mother at
Marietta.

: re ble became so friendly he ac-
companied the false deputy
Farm Calend back to the Hollow. Sure en-
er ough, tied to a spreading beech
= tree, stood the missing Major
PROVIDE RANGE EQuip. | Forrest, dirty and uncurried but
CQUIF
“He can beat anything on the
road or track, said the hilarious
horse thief. “Let me see his,
summer, you
If and your poc
say extension poultry | S¢d him to a light runabout and
Mount Joy Legion
SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 26
SCOOP MCKENNEY

(COLOI
SUNDAY NIGHT, JULY 27
LEWIS WALTON
ED)

Turkey.

Pennsylvania | Poth got in and drove out of the
Sunday family dinners will be served starting at
1:00 until ? — Steaks, Chops, Sea Foods, Beef, Pork and

Include a cover- £loomy hollow. Engie managed
a continy- to take the lines, to try him out,|
waterer. land find a place for breakfast!
PLAN BIGGER BUSINESS. (nd drove around Wellsboro!
is pos- until they came to the Town |
1ess without buying more lang, | a sharp whistle which he|
of |
and several of his plain|
the]
with
Engle
Sits
agricul- | Police
emodel buildings to care for | horse thief under arrest,
more livestock. Another way is | the Johif Doe warrant
carrying capaci. had carried in his pocket.
| “Major Forrest was
vy of pastures. roaded
MULCH SAVES MOISTURE | Pack to Highspire and retired!
fo hen Loe Bata. —Mulches on the flower garden for the winter but after that ex-|
1 ! aller spending moist perience never quite regained)
the week with the latters moth- Sule 27d also save 9 Gi
er, Mrs. Lillian Hamilton. The

work. If deep enough the mulch |
will prevent weed growth,
his form.”
“The robber made a complete?
. says ol
will leave August Ist,| A. O. Rasmussen, Penn State Horse Hollow was
ho i In i uerto Rico. extension ornamental horticul. | "31ded and a motley gang of In
Twin Kis Be Fo their turist, He also suggests mulch- dian, Gypsy and other outcasts;
Ss ’e-in this week- | ; : ‘luttere ells 2 |
ing shrubbery } pg ii wy- | Cluttered the cells of Wellsboro!
end located one-fourth mile (1 y hordors:and new. Jail.” )
east of Mount Joy.
Florin Church of the Breth-
ren and the Cross Roads Breth-
Make farm grain storages clean
y planted foundation plantings. | cu -
SAVE STORED GRAIN
Stimulate your business by adver.

insect-free, bi . { Gsing in the Bulletin. 3
ren in Christ will continue the | and or rodent. gr ‘
Daily Vacation | Bible schools| yop, | weatherproof," urges |
nightly from 7 to 9 Pp. m. until
August 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dilling-
er and son Johnny of 61 West
ologist
State College. Steel bins are es- |
pecially easy to keep clean and |
Pepper, extension entom-
=|
tural engineer, believes that ac-|
of . the Pennsylvania f
cidents result from poor {choic-
es. You are in a hurry to get|
the job done and do ‘not ‘take!
insectproof. [time to take care. You decide,
Donegal street ont- : . ecide|
W ep AR CHOOSE SAFETY — Burton | getting the job done is more,
Atlantic City. ve. jPenn, State extension egricul- | Important than your safety. |

THEATRE
Mount Joy, Pa.
7 and 9:00 P.M
SATURDAYS
6-8-10 P. M,

MATINEE
SATURDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
2:00 P. M.

FRIDAY — SATURLAY, JULY 25 - 26
STEWART GRANGED -
CYD CHARISSE
-n-
“The Wild North”

MONDAY —— TUESDAY, JULY 28 - 29
LARRY PARKS —
ELIZABETH TAYLOR
in
“LOVE IS BETTER THAN EVER”

WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, JULY 30 - 31
CORNEL WILDE —
MAUREEN O'HARA
-in-
“At Sword’'s Point”

COMING
FRI - SAT. AUGUST 1 - 2 — “SKIRTS AHOY”
FRL - SAT.. AUGUST 8 - 9 — “QUO VADIS"
FRI - SAT., AUGUST 22 - 23 — "SCARAM
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|
| Show will be returned to Main |
| Street,
| town, according to plans
| READING THE ADS
GOLF
PICNICS — why Nor?
was installed as the new Rofary
president.
LITITZ
- The Lititz Farm
the business section
made
al a meeting of the show com
mittee. o
LITITZ Building
totaling $142,000 were
by Borough
permits
issued
Manager Orville
|
| Over during the first six months
of this year, a record for con
struction,
LITITZ
the new
The
sewers
building of
Was
contractors
hindered
various
workmen
reported
by rock.
EPHRATA —
School
The Ephrata
Board is looking for a
| site for a new building
SAVEMONEYBY |

Terrific!
SWIMMING — Wow!
OPEN DAILY
of |
slowed
| somewhat again last week when
0 |
“Let that old family favorite, Cup Custard, turn up with a new look
APR

Now
Witty

|

LITA VN
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WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JULY 30TH
His Ex-Wife Tried To Help Him With His New Romance —
That's When Trouble Started.
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MOUNT JOY, PA.
1952

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