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THE BULLETIN |
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Published every Thursday at 11 East |
Main Street, Mount Joy
Lancaster County, Pa. |
William N. Young, Publisher |
Fred J. Alberte, Editor & Manager |
Pearl Roth, Assoc. Editor & Bus. Mg
John E Schroll, Editor and Publisher
1901 1952
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Shop At Home!
Last week we walked up and down . Main
Street. we ran up to Florin, even took a quick
jaunt down to Salunga - and what did we find?
We found that your local merchant is offering
the best in modern merchandise at prices from
10 to 30 per-cer’t lower than in Harrisburg or
Lancaster!
Add to that the cost of transportation, which
is not taken sericusly these ddys but yet is one
of the costs of living, and you find that you
save even more by giving the local merchant
a chance first before yow begin to look else-
where.
Qur stores here have everything you could
want. The whole trouble is they have not been
shouting about it loudly enough. And so, we
made our little junket into many stores as we
could cover in a couple of days, just to prove
to ourself that we were right - and to enable
us to start shouting!
Yep. consider your local businessman first!
He's your neighbor, he's your friend, and his
volume of business will help build up your
community.. And that makes your interest in
your community much more valuable,
The Community Exhibit
It is only fitting that the Community Exhibit
open with a Pennsylvania Week parade for
the very things Pennsylvania is famous for are
the very things we here are so proud of. For
ours is a far-above-average community typical
of a far-above-average state. All you have to
do is travel around the country to realize that.
We compliment the Community Exhibit for
a fine show and we for one intend to enjoy it
thoroughly. See you there tonight!
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Who's Going To Win?
In less than three weeks, the question of
who is to be the next president of the
United States will have been decided. And
the campaign, which has been a hot one
for the past several weeks, probably will
get hotter and hotter—as far as the candi-
dates are concerned.
There are several things which have im-
pressed this gullible weekly editor, who has
guessed wrong for the past four elections.
One is that among those we find sitting be-
side us sipping our mid-morning cup of
coffee, few feel the need to put up heated
arguments such as marked previous cam-
paigns.
Sure, everybody is interested but more
folks than ever before are quietly discuss-
ing both sides and the middle. More people
we meet are seeking more facts than ever !
before.
Add to this the faet that registration of
voters everywhere is larger than at any
time in the past. And say what they will,
none of these so-called experts can tell any
of us where this huge slice of new voters
is going to go.
If General Eisenhower wins, it
this vast army of past non-voters who will
overcome the labor-farin bloc. Labor, we
feel, isn’t going to budge away from the |
Democratic column this year. Where the
farmer goes, is something else.
Nope, we're not going to make any pre-
dictions. We're just going to be glued to
our TV set election night so that we can
find out as soon as possible.
16, 105.
OWL LAFFS
BY A OWL
Here it is, Farm Show time again! This is
the week I fill up on hamburgs, hot dogs and
tay apples. | got a punkin’ entered. Had a
handful of good oid fashioned chestnuts but
I had to cat those. Remember the good old
days when we used to go for claestnuts as
soon as the frost had opened the burrs? But |
getting back to the Exhibit, drop around to the
Remembrance Committee stand, drop a coin
in the donation box. Dimes and quarters still
add up to dollars no matter what.
* *
On Wednesday, during the air raid alert, a
local hubby was chasing around the house
like mad, while the rest of the family took
chelter. His wife cried: “Hurry up!”
“I can't find my false teeth,” called the hus-
WISE
band.
“False teeth!” returned the exasperated
wife. “What do you think they're gonna drop.
sandwiches?”
* * *
Food for thought . . .....
It takes girls longer to dress because they |
have to slow down for the curves.
Seven days in a jeep makes one weak.
There are several good five-cent cigars on
the market today, but they sell at a higher
| price.
Reno is a great dairy center—the cream of
society goes there to be separated.
* * *
“Well, dear,” sighed the head of a Landis-
ville home after viewing the crumpled fender.
“did the officer scold you for hitting one of
Lancaster's trees?”
“No, he was just lovely,
John,” explained |
just to keep lady drivers from getting upon |
people's porches.” {
* |
William (Honey) Enck said: “Did you ever |
stop to think that more noses are red from |
sticking them into other people's business than |
will be !
from hitting the bottle?
* * *
Up at Newcomer's garage today while wait- |
| ing for our car, I noticed a mechanic pick «|
| piece of paper from the seat of another auto-
| mobile He gianced at it and began to chuck-
le, then he handed me the paper. It was a long
list of repairs the owner wanted done. Penciled
across the boltom was, this note: “Please stop
when you reach $15.00.”
* *
While I was there several of the mechanics
| were arguing as to who could guess weight
| the best, when Roy Carroli asked young Dew-
| ey what Jim Krall weighs. - - - Dewey being on
| the bcil exclaimed, meat! - - - - Roy's chin was |
' close to the floor the rest of the day.
* * *
Joann Funk told me she just loves charge |
‘accounts because they go farther than money.
I often wendered what a double ring cere-
mony really meant. Now I know. A young
bride told me it merely consists of washing |
| two rings out of the bath tub instead of one... |
* * »*
Bob Metzler told me A gentleman is a man
| who holds the door open for his wife while
sne carries in o load of groceries.
| * ¥ #
{ ANI got to say is we either need wider higa-
ways or longer weekends. The way things are
|it takes three or four hours for city folks to get
|iato the country and two days to get back.
i A WISE OWL
Public Card Party
For Terry's Benefit
A public card party sponsor
ed by the American Legion
Auxiliary will be held Monday
Snyder, Mrs
Mrs. Eli
Kaylor, Mrs. Ma
Lindemuth, Miss Wilma Eaton,
Mrs. George Reigle, Mrs. Garth 100 Attend Reception
Kate
Smeltzer,
Elsie Grove, Miss Emma Shook-
Barnhart, |
vrs. vin Held For The Helwigs
ry Walker, Mrs. |
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The Church of God of Mount
evening at 8:15 p. m. in the Le- ers, Miss Anna Hoffer and Mrs. | Jov held a reception for their
gion home. Pinochle, 500 and|(C. R. Charles. ini... Sh
Bridge will be played. Two erat Woe ier j Pastor the Rev. C. I". Helwig
3 i708 i y awe lust evening, Wednesday
door prizes will be awarded. , 2, ednesday in the
Proceeds will be used for the Birthday Party For {Sunday School Room. The Pro
Terry Young Fund Mrs. James Neal gram was in charge of the La-
a
Mrs. Charles Hostess Mr.
To Kings Daughters tertained guests
and Mrs
on New street
Mrs. C. R. Charles, this boro,
honor of Mrs. Neals birthday.
Son dies Aid and included Special
es J
James: Neal oh B a 10 Music by Mrs. George
Broske, Tria, “In a Monesterv
at their home Qar ym .
rarden”, Trombone Solo by Ja;
on Sunday In! Barnhart. two readings by Chas.
| Hershey, Duet by Ruth and Da-
was hostess Tuesday evening to} Guests included Mr. and Mrs. | vid Weidman.
the Kings Daughters Bible Clarence Craley of Shillington, Greeting of welcome to Rev.
class of the Church of God. Mrs. Arthur Hendrix, Mr. and|and Mrs. Helwig for their re-
Devotions and business was| Mrs. Ed. Hendrix and sons, [turn were brought by the fol-|
transacted then followed by |James and Billy of Lancaster; Mrs. Harvey Haw-
games and a delicious luncheon | Mrs. Sadie Martin of Oyster |thorne for the Missionary So-!
was served. The class decided |Point; Mr. and Mrs. William | ciety, Mrs. Hazel Shenk for the
to have a rummage sale Oct. 24
and 25 at the parsonage of the
church on Henry Street. The
following were present.
leman, Mrs. Llo
John Hendrix,
Sayders, Miss Mae
Mrs. Stella Sweigart, Mrs. Ellen of town.
Mateer of Florin:
Weldon, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Esh-
yd Shank, Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs. C. F. Helwig, Mrs. Lillie | nath, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Summy
Shreiner, |and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hinkle
Mrs. William |l.adies Aid, who also presented
Mrs. Helwig with a lovely chair
for her writing desk. Lester |
Eshelman spoke for the Sunday |
School, and Harvey Stoner for!
the Church Council. There were |
about 100 present. J
Millie Cro-
the new driver. “He said the city planted them | _
Quality Meats
FROSTED
Fruits & Vegetables
KRALL'S Meat Market
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Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930
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| preme efforts now
| subscriptions nows from
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very ones
lead for the coveted first prize
his is
mass a vote total that
hard for anyone to overcome,
pride
[PERSONALS |
few days is the personal
langle that is becoming so
ticeable. One contestant
[that to accept defeat would be
everlasting disappointment and | Mr, and Mrs. Lester
hap- | man and son and Mr. and Mrs.
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unex pen to Another ares | John Zerphey spent Saturday at
that they owe it to their friends Atlantic City, N. J.
who have responded so prompt | Mr, and Mrs. Lester L. Ber
ly and wholeheartedly, thus far, | eman of Elizabethtown Ry or:
to put forth their efforts | Jesse Cassel of Dayton, 9 ic
hereafter and call upon every Were Sunday guests of Mr. and
from now until the|Mrs. Lester Breneman, Mariet-
ta Avenue.
says
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Brene-
In fact, just a few “full term”
she doesn't want that to
might be the her. decl
needed to take the
vour opportunity to a
will be best
Enter Personal Pride resource
A striking {eature of the past end,
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