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2==The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday. February 5, 1953 Cpl. Sprout Weds PERSONALS County Briefs meeting was held by the ves! his Lich Wio Yat eel | F
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THE BULLETIN i | ISS 1€ n Salary = mor irra Rican farni' Among his many claims to fame RE
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Mr, and Mrs, J. M. Booth, of |g12 wv year were given to all migrant Puerto \
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Publish BY ey a H] Bell : | 122 Delta St, this boro, enter-|amployees of the boro when the workers in that part of Lane ih minister of the Church of the
Mam Street, % ount oy, I! an em urc tained at a family dinner at|poro budget for 1953 was a- ter Count) lhe proposed silt oy vie havi be rani
| Lancaster County, Pa. [their home on Sunday. Those dopted by Council, It was stated would be on 20 acres of land aor, he ined V
William N. Young, Publisher | ing Riehl. 4 present were: Mr. and Mrs. Jno. | {hat all employees were affect- owned by Christian Kilmer, of in Yo 8 Canty i 0 Je Ig 0
| iss Ger: : augh- | , Fp The: loc: ath and that he even has
Fred J. Alberte, Editor & Manager i Miss Geraldine qaug {E. Booth, son and daughter-in-|.q by this increase, with those Narvon R. D I'he © location osteopa . 128
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard . rer. Del.. daughter Hel} ; la entral camp to re. performed operations. He car.
Pearl Roth, Assoc. Editor & Bus. Mgr. a " . : law, Dover, Del, daughter on an hourly rate receiving a would he a centr amp 1 ross ; LE
ly fon 5 Kiehl, 234 Dover St, Manheim : ; yer. Ties a huge serap-book with ‘
a i ell, wv, . NEE who is attending Universily | proportionate increase in wag. ceive and assign migrant Puer oe , Ck 1
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John E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher | | became the bride o Soar lof Penna., son James, student at | og to Rican farm labor. The group him In viel ar windreds of ere
1901 1932 | Franklin Sproul. Mrs John | State College, also Miss Dor- | LITITZ—A serie of | pity would seek an injunction a letters irom ( through
| 2 ©9200 Por Y : | son of Mr. ahd Mrs. .Joh othy Hartman and Mr. Gene de gainst the camp if no agreement out the world. This scrapbook,
Subscription Rate: $2:00 Per Year by Mail, | Sprout, of 245 W. Main Street, |?) thefts including the pilfering of hed with the Penna. Farms ne informs everyone, is the 118
! rates re 8 9 = y . nl lhe reached wit | { ari i
averse rates requ! this boro, at 2.30 p.m. Sunday. | Other callers at the Booth Mo" boxes in wg. Jocal ch rs’ Ass'n. who are backing the serap-book he has filled up dur
a “2 : | 8 © vi a : reals ors’ J vho are ack
Entered at the postoftice at Mount Joy, in the Salem Evangelical and residence on Sunday were Mr ches, was solved this week with | ling the interesting, nomadic
Pa., as second-class mail under the Act ||| United Brethren Church, EN E H Norton Serant. the arrests of two local youths, Migrant camp pi : he lives. C
{| of March 3, 1879 ! heim. The Rev. H. M. Tobias © Mr and Mrs Hartman wil. | both juveniles. The two boy: LITITZ— Samuel H Rong — a ———
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Member, * Pennsylvania Newspaper (officiated at the double ring| . | were both Scouts, and above. Cole, King of the Hoboes ha : .
P lishers' Associati y Glenn Goss, Man | mington, Del, Mr. and Mrs. E.| average students remained in Lititz all week and' Patronize Bulletin Advertisers, wi
| ublishers’ Association 1 ceremony. + AOS, ir. Grissinger, Lancaster, and gy ee . LC anc

T rT * Francis Cassel, organist. { : : of
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Don’t know which way my boss leans poli-| Given in’ marriage by her) api
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Editorially "9 0 | tically, but personcilly. I got a real lift from (.iher, the bride wore a gown| Mr and Mrs. Hety Witmer sui
| President Eisenhower's speech on Monday. | i French lace over satin, fash- | Of Mt. Joy Bi, te: i Wk ] & Sey
| Felt like the good old U.S.A. got it's self-re-| ned with a fitted bodice hay: [dinner Sunday the following ! oil
Small Town Influence
EE EE BY A WIS FE OWL heim, was the soloist, and Mrs. |Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Staufler |
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| spect back again. Don't make any difference | i, pointed neckline and | Buests: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kay- od
“It looks as though America’s grass-roots what his party is. he's got the courage of his | a lace colial and & full | lor, Mr. and Mrs. Mar vin Boyer |
editors are ‘tall in the saddle’.” our friend, | own convictions and he means business. | nylon net skirt, which endel in | and children, Marvin, Jr. and | % P)
Bob Taylor, Washington newspaperman, | * * * _ cathedral train. Her fingertip | MOVIL, 30 of Sheers rebar Kn
writes us, advising us to keep on our edi-| Which reminds me of a small fry who ask- veil was caught to a rippled ST oy arn rl wy or hes Car
ie og | ed: “Darl “what's the difference between a lace half-hat trimmed in nome fom I ¥ He:
i i) d a Republican?” quins and seed pearls, and she | Spent the past two weeks. / Wa
Bob also Sends us ; the following clipping Pe omg Say Dal "as near as I can | carried a white Bible " with al Listed among. the guests a i 3
from the Michigan Times, of Grand Rapids: tell, under a Republican you can't earn your white orchid and rosebuds. | the Sprout-Kiehl nuptials iin A -
“Legislators from rural areas served by | keep and under a Democrat you can't keep! Miss Janet Kiehl, sister of fie Ee ay . Man i \
home-town weekly papers will wield im-|ghat you earn.” | bride, was maid of honor, and | heim Were : ll ne — q ay iii oo
mense power in the new Congress. These * * * | Miss Janet Haldeman, Manheim | mond Kratos any gy Wi w AN
men, mostly from small towns and rural| There is an Arkansas religious cult which anl Mrs. James Martin, Lancas- | Cathy, of Mrs Esth- | W Shin lk SY J
sections, will head 13 of the 19 standing |pelieves that markings on egg shells foretell |ter, were bridesmaifls. The at- |r Gingrich and daughters, San- TR NAR NH
House committees, and nine of the 15. future. tendants wore gowns of satin |dra Fac and Jean, of W omelys- | \ NR N
standing Senate committees. Well, I don’t know about the fature but and net. The satin bodice feat. Pur, Mr. and Mrs. David Wal-| Na NFR
“As committee chairman, they will be !gometimes when you break one you also get! ured net stoles, and the full met | ped dangers, Donia Le ©: in imal Ra
powerful because their committee will con- | qo whiff of the past. | skirts had hands of satin trim, | Bainbridge, My and Mrs. Shige FOOD STORES
sider virtually all legislation before it goes | so * | They wore half-hats to match | 168 Hogentogler, Columbia, Mr. Ri wl \ \
to the floor of either house. The chairman| Never shift your mouth into high gear un-|their gowns and carried bou- and ‘Mrs, William of 2 RR :
can determine what legislation his commit- |i you are sure your brain is turning over. quets of carnations in contrast | Marietta, My. Samuel § prout ARMOUR’S STAR _& Ro)
tee will consider and when. His decisions | * * * ing shades. The maid of honor | and daughter, Carol Ann, Flor- t : EEL |W |
Ta are challenged BY oh | Then there's the lawyer who got his client wore yellow and the brides. | it MF ashy Ng Say Soro CHOPPED HAM \ WN ay i
as we 8 ys WI Ch rat r see : i { % " : i n + (and daughter Louise, Manheim, WN
he to ne a of |® suspended Nr nt i Buu and pink respect. / Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frank and 19.0% Bae
small town officials. For to be able to rub The editor of an exchange weekly sent no-| Robert Fletcher, Mount Joy, | children, George and Roberta, | kun ov All prices in this ad effective through Saturday, Feb. 7. |
shoulders with everybody, 2s a small town tice io one Hiram Spoze that his subscription served as best man. Ushers this boro, Mr. and Mrs. John | I il :
man does daily, Sort of keeps his thinking had expired. The notice came back with this | were Merlin Funk, Mt. Joy, and { Sprout, 245 W. Main St. this) Best Pure Lard “PRICE 2 pkgs 21¢ /
clear one | scrawled over it: “So's Hiram.” | Neil Strickler, Lititz R2. {boro, parents of the groom, and} LIFEBUDY Qt rai d B h F d ut 10 ; 95
he * * * * | Following a reception in the the Migses Violet and Mabel a y 00 BRANDS U im
A traveling salesman, who towered 6 feet] Fellowship Hall of the chureh,|SProut, Sisters of the groom. | SOAP Contadina Tomato Paste 3 bios 25¢ p
Number One Job {and 7 inches, stopped in a small hotel in athe couple left on a trip to New| MIs. Floys F. ry ahd ; Miss 4 Ny. 2a wv coins .
| little county village one evening and ap-| York City. The bride is employ- | Helen Fry, 45 East Main Street, OU ces gd Sunsweet Frune Juice quart 3c
Of all the baffling problems that | proached a desk clerk. ed in the office of Armstrong If! dd for Fort Lauder-! I . Wh wg #1 Batlle "
the new Administration, none is so critica “Is this a hotel?” smiled the traveler. The|Cork Company and the bride-|dale, Fla. 335 Bd e fo it 8 i no 16-02 6
as Korea. It was this misadventure, beyond Cla with a quid of chewing tobacco in the | groom, at ee Middletown Mrs. Enos Kulp has been on| Sip -R S UES Grapefruit sections GRADE “A 2 cans 21 v
a doubt, that contributed more heavily than | coer of his mouth replied, “Yep.” Depot. [the sick list for the past week | GRANULATED SOA Campbells Pork & Beans 27250 9 2 35¢ g
any other single issue to the Eisenhower | pg you serve food.” asked the salesman. They will reside at 191 North |and has been confined to her | : wis . m ou
landslide. i Tainking slowly and eyeing the salesman ov-| Main St., Manheim. tbed. os i wee BC Cream Cheese IR. 2m 16¢ Be: 39:
Since then, the situation has grown no |. thoroughly the clerk replied—""Yep, bit we | * eis out ly nisin 0 — oy 21 B
better, FAST. About the only news to punc- ain't filling silos.” | . Bulletin Ads Pay Big Dividends, | — ~~ ANNAN NINN pp SSF) g
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tuate the endless reports of steady attri- * oo is Dick - Waller i { FLORIDA JUICY THIN SKIN (216 SIZE)
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ion, hs En he Belted ron of | sun tere he 3h th tedden oT monte ois ue (ho fey Me SUPER SUDS
2. 0k 0 success, but you'll never notice them unless _ DAT, «an y GRANULATED SOAP
of a Puerto Rican regiment for wholesal worl Mrs. ge F. Waller N
S a og nent OES | you are sliding down. MS george ¥. Waller, 20.1 ALSO LINE OF :
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cowardice, hints of similar action in other * J Elizabeth St.,, Maytown, and |
outfits; and the “Operation Smack” dis- Pvt. Wilmer E. Dick, U. S. Ar-|
aster. Whether or not General Lawton Col-

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A four-year-old from E-town had received imy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul |

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lins can satisfy Congress that this bloo severe sunburn on «a trip to Florida and it had | 7” . Ne rE PY G E
defeat was not “a row oe a reached the peeling-off stage. [Duck of Vi Haig gs on ¥ROSIED ros VEL Sons
a ¢ . . . x 0 ace aturday | =
purposes”, staged before an audience of | His mother heard him saying to himself as 1H Mavtow In . fh be — NONE PRICED a i
ing officers, it is tragic evidence | he was washing up for dinner, “Only four | ; anos Fruits & Vegetables SOAPLESS PETERGENS ONE PRICED i
of the need for new thinking, new planning, | years old and wearing out already.” Biotin ie EY. ¥ ; Oc NORTHWESTERN (NONE PRICED ig Be
ein es eT tv voc MANUS ThE With = 2 |(ANJOU PEARS 2 - 25
Few soldiers in history have been as-| Did you know that when the old skunk died | TM > He re yay gat dl ei J (fo J
signed a more disheartening task than the other skunks got together and sent over a iio Sate “oR eS ys {| WEST MAIN ST. MOUNT JOY - ( WESTERN FULL-PODDED (NONE PRICED HIGHER) |
Diemer hos given Live, Gon-spray. “ik ® nonor and bridesmaids were | VEL (FRESH PEAS 2 « 2%
eral Maxwe . Taylor. To the Reds, the Nite DATE. ITT hs ies Tr: ' 3% DETER ARNT
change in the U.S. Eighth Army command| Miltie was talking of coincidences: {A gay Hicks and Miss Ha}... : SOAPLESS DETERGENT ? REGALO WASHED AND TRIMMED | WwW
means a new offensive, according to the “The most amazing thing happened to me | ©} ran y Maytown; Miss] wHITE . WASHING giv Ne 0 : i H 10-02 0c
broadcasts of Radio Peiping. And to every-|at the races. It wos the eleventh day of ghia EE ev. Tel. pid AND | size 10 ‘FRESH SPI AG vs Ou
one it must mean a new course of action, {eleventh month. I arr hi yesh ger, Mt Joy : > 3
designed, as General Ike said, on his re-|en nee i Suse Serra [RY The Hower gil was Paula | DISINFECTING ( WESTERN CARROTS pho 17¢ Lan
am from She Sk Bon Eo Later in the day I iearned that eleven hors: | Bley Soa i FAB ( LARGE PRUNES cruroma | Mer Sc
€ enemy 10 seek peace. but 1 1s not like- jes were to run in the big race, so I backed the te rv oi ee ETE nther Ria S ry Co v.L |
ly we will know what is happening—until | eleventh horse on the 1 24 the bridegroom, was best man | HESS BROS SOAPLESS DETERGENT Another big Snow Crop Sale /
long after it's happened. | Bad Fron Cot DE ye yon. Wat : on Oc ( FORDHGOK LIMAS *oucor oe 436 ALL
“No, it came 4 leventh,” 3 tie. ler, cousin o he bride, Jay] sizo {nl bt ohm . h belt
* * * Fy ic en h ili Miltie { Wolgemuth, Florin; Henry S. FLORIN. PENNA. ! ——— ¢ MIXED VEGETABLES Res 2 5 33¢ ey
A Great Aid | Red Metzler says a nickle really goes a long us ils. ean and Leroy | Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930 wut} FAD GREER BEANS SNOW (R07 FROZEN iy 30¢ | pow
| way these days. He says, "You cancarry one | (0 WA Pr. De | ne LEAF SPINACH “7c. «on 38), driv
Keystone State agriculture and rural Hye 8 seve days before you find anything te i ay Jou ve TTT Tar sic | SOAPLESS DETERGENT ORANGE CT — ox 73g | Now
ing profited to a greater degree than ever | Will buy. | Foriey. of Mont Jc 7 | weil Rr Le | 2 0s wins 25 tony Haw
: { Y, t Joy. sang. | 3 A . |. 1a
before from a Pennsylvania Farm Show | * Xx Oy oun Wo; 8. IY gien 10° ’s Biooest Fro> > Da
when the 37th annual exposition was held This is the time of year (as grandmaw | 4 was held at Aunt | § | AGP’s Biggest Frozen Food Buy | cul
in Harrisburg, January 12-16. | used to say) “when the days grow longer Se y ig Elizabethtown, | 4 need reliable NIFTY e three
“This exhibition is indeed a tribute to!|anrd the cold grows stronger. {aller Which the vouple lef on 4 ZF answers to your “crisis 3 RINSO FrozeN Es with
the genius of Pennsyivania’s agriculture | 4 ¢ 9 | wedding trip to Lake Placid| #8 questions” this year! Mil 0 - a co 1s
and, of course, an inspiration to our con-| A small chubby boy ran by Policeman Mike | and Niagara Falls. The bride | BX . . . get them in & GRANULATED SOAP 1
sumers,” Governor John S. Fine said at the | Good on our block at breakneck speed, push- | V1! reside at her home while ; Riiz 19¢ » 28° Crax Las 25¢ bb 4
iE Pons PY declared Mil Bde fie tummy ou. Five minates later he | 1 i en i A 1 LLL i 21° re = Doan
“The 1953 Farm Show.” declared Miles rushed by again as determined as the "ad been at the erdeen | 4 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE af . 1.16 noun
Horst, State Secretary of Agriculture and lime. After he repeated this about five times, | °Ving Grounds but will leave |: Ppl Chateau or Veiveeia 2: 89 hy
chairman of the Farm Show Commission, | Mike stopped him and asked, “What's the | shortly for Texarkana, Texas. | ® AN INTERNATIONAL ORI. MERIC 3" 9 a8 Yes ce S Tp
“was the most attractive, the most helpful |idea , Sonny? What's the rush?” | The bride took a medical sec- | 4 5 RINSO Whitehouse Rppic Butter Y - 19 rs
to farmers and consumers, and the most ef-| The boy looked up very indignant and course at Elizabethtown |g Oftenreferredtoas”a = GRANULATED SOAP St ist T CHUNK so 46 ley,
at a Spe educa | shouted. “l am running away from home.” [Salers and is presently em- Nye il A ar Kist una STYLE can J oF 9
tion project, according to reports I received | To which Mike replied, “You've one a-|Poved by Dr. E. M. Solomon, |§ paper’ the i gon) 5 : shee
fram tural people attending the Stow. Ac- | round the block at least five times." y | Laneaster. covers the world with a §| J Hershey Bais wud gen
tivi les of farm youth surpassed all previ-| 1 know il,” shouted the boy over his should: | ) ; nd network of News Bureaus el : . i ¢ :
Se a great aid to the future of our ler as he started again. “My mother don’t let | Patronize Bulletin Advertisers and correspondents. SPRY Nutley Gleomargarine 2 pkgs 41 suite
“i . | me cross the sireets.” — — — _ At least his | Order a special i 2 TH two
| . | a pecial intro & VEGET, . ak 11k Cc lam
* * * chedient. * * * ductory subscription i ETABLE SHORTENING Phillips Tomatoes qo 25 Es
: . | # today—3 months for # yn Of. Te ¢ Bird’.
Behind Books and Petticoats Women who live in these new expensive | # $3. Youll find the Je an 8g: Blackberry Pie JANG sath 49 ror ts
Selective Service Director Lowle 1. Hor | ranch sel me St the most popular | ; 2 MONITOR ‘must’ ££ ; two
rvice > Jon Be HEL view accorded by the big picture windows is | JAMES B. HEILIG reading and as necessary 3 | » i
2 ra ey aR diceon- | . . : 5 RNID 3 I with
shey says he’s going to ask President Eisen father coming home on payday. | 8% as your HOME TOWN & ARMOUR ARMOUR S PALMOLIVE an
hower for an executive order cutting draft sr Funeral Director | 3% PAPER. ss | MINIATURE 12m mn i coal
deferments of college students and fathers.| pete says that nearly a third of ‘all id | ¥ WE OE HAMS TREET SOAP er us
. yY of ‘all accidenis | ro NTR 5 ™ COOKED
He wants to end deferments of men Who occur in the kitchen, and eventual ;| MOUNT JOY, PENNA. i go HRT | a fu
become fathers in college, and then, after them find their way to the table. © mast of Ea, [Sings Zor 9 0g 1208 41 c 3 both 32 ig
graduation seek further deferment because | re - : size cakes
of their dependents. He would alsa Mit | Kies cloves res {oe = 5
deferment of freshmen to those in the up- fy 4 on in a new book > Yo, da ARMOUR’S CORKED PALNMOLIVE ARMOUR’S Farm
ir clas eased-— To my dear wife, without EEE Please send me on introductory Moni- i § nm 4
per quarter of their class, rather than the | h x . | tor subscription=—76 issues, | enclose $3. on >
upper half, and who score 75 (instead of absence this could not have been writ: ~~ Benj. F. Garb BEEF HASH SOAP CORKED BEEF wi
the present 70) on the Selective Service| * %* * ELIZABETHTOWN er berries | AY a Nn Dupe:
Qualification Test. ! ‘ UE ! ray | heme \ 3: 1600 F500 4 re i 2 ¢ 12-02 49° Landi
Since we must have a draft, the Gen-| he time. so we'll write finis to the Paons 02 eau ll Hsing bb Ooi ad ot ‘
eral should go even further. Fatherhood, om: we that I'm quite put out a FARM BUR
per se, is a shameful dodge, and scholar: |" undhog? Six more weeks of win-| ZY) Motcat Automobile tnsuromee Co. ff |. - A, RE
ship deferment ae undemocratic. | tr By Re Ne | {leityp =" TTT zoned stated 87 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY, PA.
_ Neither should provide immunity. : A WISE OWL! saab bly ra] | -