The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, April 23, 1953, Image 2

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Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, April 23, 1953 =
. A) Not long ago an attractive young lady in- NEWTOWN |
I gserted an advertisement in our newspaper ——
THE BULLETIN under a box number for a male purtner to ac ; = ERR.
Published every Thursday at 11 East | company her on a two-weeks' hiking trip.” = Virs., Edith Erb and Robert
Main Street, Mount Joy, She got hundreds of replies but there Witmer wer recent visitors of
Lancaster County, Pa. y was a terrible row at her home over it, because Mr. and Mrs Ernie Olweiler
William 'N. Young. Publisher | her father was one of ie applicants . and son of Wrightsville.
Fred ‘J Albert Editc TR, = * * * : Visitors of Mr, and Mrs, Ari-
: » Editor & Manager Last week one rainy day Slater John Milller siice Wittle were Mr. and Mrs. |
Pearl Roth, Assoc. Editor & Bus. Mgr. went over to the Richfield Gas Station, parking Joseph Wittle and daughter Ju- |
Editor | his umbrella outside, he wert in to shoot the dy, Columbia. Mr. and Mrs.

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don E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher | breeze with the other fellows. Ragner Hallgren, Mount Joy,
After awhile John decided to walk up to the and Mr. Charles Wittle, Colum-
Subscription Rate: $2:00 Per Year by Mail, fire house, but this time he forgc! to take his bia R. D
Advertising rates upon request umbrella with him and let it standing outside Mrs. William Haines is on
Entered at the postoffice at Mount Joy, the station. the sick list.
Pa., as second-class mail under the Act ||| About an hour later a man drove up fo the| pov and Mrs. BR. H. Amdt.)
of March 3, 1879. station and went inside for a pack of cigaretts. | i.itod Mr. and Mrs. Havard |
Member, Pennsylvania Newspaper The man had left and was just about to drive ; 1, «on, Lancaster on Wed-|
Publishers’ Association | away. when the gas sidliion aitendant came | i... |
| out, and seeing the umbrella, picked it up and Mrs. Giles Urban and oii Bi |
| laid it on the man’s car seal, saying “here's iv. Litite visited Ms. and = MIS,
| your umbrelia”, the customer drove away — _' “0 Si Yr
Wm. Haines and family. |
| — — — — with John's umbrella. Visitors of: Mrs: Howard 'Wile)
I guess the man though the gas station was ~~ © © ll yi ol
| giving away premiums. put the = gap :
sad part about the whole thing is, Miller must
Lancaster General Hospital |
V » R 0. 3 Manhei
say at home on the rainy days he can’t work. vete nov Ki Buch, Manheim
* * R. D.
OWL L. LAFFS

Mrs. Pearl Brenneman Mt. Joy |
i d ith th Mrs. Marvin Garner, of |
| We received a letter yeslerday with the Wrightsville R. D. Mr. and Mrs.
following: Fry, Mr. Sam Ness, Mrs. Edith
“1 wonder how Cappy Mumma got his lim-
and Mrs. Jacob Gelt-
it on trout the first day of the season? Some
Columbia R. D. and
Erb, Mr.
macher,
guys have all the luck! I wonder how many ,. 4 Robert Brandt.
buddies he had fishing for, I mean with him?? pain Erb visited Mrs.
* * * Cora Myers, Kinderhook and
I was walking down Main Street last Satur-| yj. 4nd Mrs. Norman Brosey,

day morning dbout 2:15 when I heard loud | giver Spring on Tuesday.
| voices coming from a second story home. Here Mr. and Mrs. John Kaufiman
|is what I heard: of Ironville, visited Mr. and
The wife: “Well you're home at last! Home | i, Irvin Witmer and family.
|is the best place after ail—isn't He Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mau-
BY A WIS E OW L Hubby replied: “It's the only place that's | ice Frysinger, Mrs. Katie
open at this hour.” Moore and Mrs. Ida Eisenberg-
* er, were Mrs. Irvin Musser, and
One of the woman-haiers who hang around | Mrs. Andrew Zercher, Mt. Joy.
lithe fire house says maybe it wouldn't be so Visitors during the past week
bad to have a wife to share your lot, but most of Mr. and Mrs. Abram Gamber
of these shareholders blossom into directors | were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gamber
| alter matrimony. - - - - No { wasn’t Davie. and Manheim, Mr. and
Rev. and Mrs. John Gable are celebrating
fifteen years wed and hubby's birthday on
Saturday, April 25. — You know what the
Rev. said — he married his wife on his birth-
day purposely so he ciuld never be ac-
cused of lorgetiing their wedding anniversary! |

son,

A Wisp gey?y? * * * * * * Mrs. Salem Gamber and daugh-
An uptown man had just attended a wed-| These new small compact homes are re- |ter, Columbia R. D. Mr. and
ding and was talking to the preacher when ho} matkably convenient. If you are in the living Mrs. Isaiah Sumpman, Mt. Joy,
said: room and want to go to the bedroom, you stay | Mr. and Mrs. Havard Johnston
“On the day on which my wedding occur- | just where you are. of Lancaster, asd Mr. and Mrs.
red * Eby, E-town.
interrupted| This one I like! A fellow on Barbara Street,| Mr. and Mrs. Earl Haldeman,
“You'll pardon the correction,”
the pastor “but affairs, such as marriages. re- gave it lo me-
ceptions, dinners and things of that sort ‘take| When our quarrel is finally done
plcee’. It is only Calamities which ‘occur’. You And peace restored instead,
see the distinction?” My wife forgives me everyone were
“Yes, 1 see,” replied the man, “Well, as I| Of the nasty things she said! | Mrs. John Lefever and son Dav-
was saying. on the day on which my wedding * * * is, Mr. and Mrs. Havard Johns-
occurred .. . So it was a calamity! Here's a clever definition for middleage|ton, all of Lancaster.
“When you can't do all the things you would The Ladies Bible class of the
E-town visited Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Gamber.
Visitors at the “Arndt Home”
Mr. Ivan Lefever, Mr. and
* * *
Old “So What" walked into 'the Farmers | have done at 21 if you had had the money.’ Newtown E.U.. Church held a
Inn and asked for a drink of squirrel whiskey. * * * surprise party at the home of
Frank said. “I haven't any squirrel whiskey | Then there's the souse whose heart was brok-| {he teacher, Mrs. R. H. Arndt;
and Mrs. Dan-
were re-
| en cause the other souse’s made him drive the |in honor of Mr.
he was too drunk to sing. liel Geltmacher who
A WISE OWL | cently married. The couple re-!
| ceived lovely and useful gifts. |
ENGAGEMENTS
but I have some Old Crow.”
Bill replied, “I don}, want to fly. I just want to car
jump around a little.
Better Health-Theme
For The Annual Spring

hoped that during the next year
750 of these can be resettled.
program calls for a
from Menno-
nite churches in the
States and Canala.

home is in Abbotsford,
Columbia.
that Mr.
Inized
| haustless efforts have been lar-
| gely responsible for the
ment of thousands of Mennonite
jet: 9 ; to South America, the
| United States after
| War I and II.
United |
| perience in
arrangements for
Mr. Klassen will particularly.|
emphasize how
| being re-established as a result
resettlements. He will
point out that this project is
than building houses. By
communities
5 families, it is again
more
of 30 to 3
possible
as well as normal family life.
Mr. Klassen's
Lancaster county are part of a-
houe 25 appearances he is mak- |
ing in Mennonite communities
in the United States and Canada |
during April and May. Hel
speaks not only from observa
tion as a result of working with
refugees, but also from experi-
ence having himself fled from |
Russia World War 1.
He is a member of the M.C.C. |
his |
executive committee and
— FREE —
(FOR THE BRIDE TO BE)
A Beautiful Booklet
On
Etiquette
Of The Wedding
GET YOUR COPY NOW
Koser’s Jewelry Store
Phone 3-5404
16 E. Main St.
16.2¢

Phore for your:

Co
INSURANCE
Protects parents, ded
under 18. Pays expenses }
addresses in|
Mt. Joy, Pa.
churches are|
led on the
| guay.
| ered and was ready to sail
the Russians refused to
| Hasse refugees to pass through
the Russian Zone
port at Bremen.
|
to establish church life |
|
|

The annual Spring Homemak- dents, their parents and teach- of their daughter] 980, Marietta up to $9000. Two year
ers’ meeting will be held Thurs | €r's are invited to be guests ©f| Dolores Joon. to Warren Robert Mr. Thomas Fogie spent the family policy $10, individ-
day, April 30, in the chapel of State Teachers College, Millers- Schaeffer, son of Mr and Mrs. | Weekend at Erie, Pa, [| val $5.
the Millersville State Teachers | Ville for their High School Day | | chartes M. Schacter Florin “| Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bleyer | WARREN H. STEHMAN
College. The meeting will start Program on April 25 from 9 to! yoo weiss is an office em. and son Terry, Manheim, visit-| SQUARE ST., FLORIN
at 9:30 o'clock in the morning |?® Re | ploye of the Hershey Chocolate ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frank Phone Mt. Joy 3.5547
and close about 4 o'clock. Lun- The morning program includ- Cot any. Mr. Sch Rap is. and family Sunday.
cheon will be served at 1:00 o’-| es a tour of the buildings and Th by Xn ox. om Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bros- 7 CTA LETS
clock. |grounds, General Assembly | works, ey and family, Silver Spring, AUTO INSURANCE CO.
Mothers wishing to bring pre- with greetings from Frank) Ta visited Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Erb ol TO SII PA
school children who are old en | Coons, president of Future SANDFORD—BURK @) Sunday syening.
ough to walk may leave them in| Teachers of American, and re-f an aid Mrs. Robert I Buk SE —————————————
the Kindergarten of the Train- jnarks from the college presi- |; caster ROE the oh od
ing school Details may be ob-| {dent, Dr. D. L. Beimesderfer. | ment of thelr ee. A i
tained from any of the women Afternoon program, follow- |, abot 6 ; TTENTION PLEASE
selling tickets for the luncheon ing a luncheon in the College | yrs, ¢ hii Santor Xx
Thanking everyone for their
or from the Agricultural Exten- | dining room will be a visit to]
sion Office Bldg., Lancaster. | the dormitories,
Featured for the beginning of | With MSTC vs.
the program is a demonstration Teachers
; ; | Spring Road, Landisville.
baseball game; Both are employed by the
West Chester | Mutual Insurance Co.
College. Informal | The wedding will take place

past
real pleasure doing business with each customer.
I wish to announce that I will continue to give
very best new and used cars and trucks obtainable.
patronage, it has been a
you the

on styling and care of the hair. £28 os: Say wit, June 6th. Inviting everyone to visit me at the Rheems Garage
> den :
Site will oe Me aor be As I am now associated with the Studebaker Dealer, that §|
Mr. Daniel Rutledge Ff Lancas ; Mr. Henry G. Lapspen of Mt.|§ fine American Car with the European look. Phorfe E‘town
. I Joy, announces the engagement | 374.
jig i "w i 7 | hover Held | ef his daughter, Mildred, to Da- | Aad has
ince the state 1ieme nis F li Arr ACY p a Again thanking everyone and soliciting v pop rh
ane a or Bride-1 To- Be | vid L. Armacost, son of Dr. and : g your uture
i Bi ag mesg! | | Mrs. Joshua H. Armacost of susness Si I
is “Working for Better Hea i Ns : Lis; Sincerely
the Iocan County meeting | Miss Betty Wilkinson, Mari- oat Windsor Jill Rd. Haid HOME PHONE
: “ etta R1, was honored at a show- | More, Md. MY SHON
will texture Better Emotional | Friday evening, at oe oe] Miss Lehman is a graduate of MT. JOY 3-6222 MERRILL JOHNSON
and Mental Health.” A thought. {of Mrs, Mabel Kaylor > Joy high school and the
timulat film and eaker rs. Mabel Kaylor, W. Main
stimulating hn a Spe 1S i he forthe i z | Lancaster General Hospital, |
from the Bureau of t. for her forthcoming mar- (1951 gj . ! Ba — - pst i
5 Cor wep | riage to John I. Myers, of this 51). She is a nurse at Beth-| somos
Health at Harrisburg will pre- Hospital, Chicago. |
| borough, which will take place, lany
Mr. Armacost, a graduate of
Cantonsville high school, receiv
sent some interesting phases of |
this theme. {in the near future.

God Wrought.”
Special music will be furnish-
ed by some of the Music Depart. |
ment students at Millersville. | Miss Edna Sumpman,
The last feature of the afternoon Lucas, Mrs. Elsie
will be a short revue of some of {H. K. Hinkle,
The inspirational speaker of | Attending the shower were: cd-a B.A iro) Late
Mrs. Ruth A. Mrs. 8 2 BA degree from Juniata
the afternoon will be Dr. Gil- Stephens, Mrs. College in 1951. He is a student
bert D. McKlveen of the Leban-| Louise Kheil and daughter, ot Bethany Seminary Chicas
on Valley College, who will Gale, Mrs. Dorothy Zink, Mrs.|" The ou ie ti to be aE
speak on the topic, “What Hath Phownas Wilkinson, Mrs. J. ried igi i of Fn |
Richard Hawthorne, Miss Bev- i ag Ce Aug- i BL CK
ist. A
Lou|" |
erly Zercher, Miss Mary
Bradley, Mrs. Lena Drescher,
Miss Faye | 00 VOICE CHORUS
Lucas. Mops. | AT FLORIN CHURCH |
Miss Doris Kay- On Sunday evening at 7:15 p.
of some of the furniture renov- 76 - 78 EAST MAIN STREET
ated by women in extension
groups over the winter months. hen working with Miss Yvonne
All women in the county are|L. Cook, Home Economist for
invited to this meeting which is |the Extension Service.
sponsored by the Agricultural! Those wishing to attend the
Extension Service and has been | luncheon should purchase tick-
planned by a committee of wo-jets before Saturday, April 25.

the suits, coats and dresses lor, Miss Florence Kaylor, Nan-|m. the East Donegal Chorus. 60
made by women who were in [CY Myers, Mrs. Mildred Myers; | Voices, will sing at the evening
clothing construction groups | Cathy Brown, Dorothy Kaylor, worship of the Glossbrenner E. |
this past year. Barbara Becker, Richard Beck-|U. B. Church. The program is
There will also be a display |r, Bernice Becker, Shirley |sponsored by the Youthfellow- | §|
Wilkinson. ship of the church.
cr AD A Ae ere

A REMINDER
Don't forget the Boy Scout
{ood sale that is planned for
Saturday, April 25 at the Titus |
Rutt Ins. office. E. Main Street. |
The sale will start at nine a. m. J : me
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Member National Institute

WHEN
THINGS
LOOK
CALL
| 33-4071
Eicherlys
WE OPERATE
OUR OWN PLANT
Drycleaning Guild of Lancaster City and County
MT. JOY, PA.
of Cleaning and Dyeing

but to(A TEMPERANCE PLAY
suddenly | AT CHURCH OF BRETHREN
A Temperance play “What
Shall It Profit will be presented
| sat., April 25 at 7:30 p. m, in
"the Elizabethtown Church of
the end of World War II work- a :
ing with refugee movements | the Brethren, Washington St.
and resettlements | The group of players are from
gh Fe te ri b was to 20 Annville and promises to be of
In 1945 his first job was 10 § special interest to young people.
reason—Jknown
mined
God--the Russians
said these refugees could go.
Mr. Klassen has spent almost |
all of his time in Europe since
British
It is generally recog
Klassen's ex-
move-
both World

One example of this is his ex-|1o Denmark to locate the Men- | Folks of this boro and vicinity
1047. He had made |nonite refugees who had bee are invited to attend.
3.200 Menno-|evacuted from Danzig with 200-
000 other evacuees. He located | bout one thousand names.
nites in Berlin to be
The ship had been chart-
transport-
to Para-| between 1,500 and 2,000 Men- | Among those whom Mr. Klas-
nonites and made arrangements | cen had located were a wife and
for clothing distributions and|child of one of the refugees in
a spiritual ministry. | Holland as well as many other
After that he returned to|relatives.
Folland to begin another task These thousand persons were
of locating more Mennonite ref- | only a small part of the Menno-
Mennonite | nites scattered over western
“Volendam”
But
allow
to reach the

It appeared as if an escape |ugees. From the 33
for these refugees was impos- [refugees in Holland he gained |Europe. It is estimtated that 36-
| sible. In those hours of impos- [information on where he might, ,000 Mennonites from Russia
| sibility Mr. Klassen insisted | possibly locate more refugees. |entered Germany and that two-
| that God would deliver these After spending six weeks in| thirds of them were taken back
people. Then for some undeter-{ Germany, he returned with a-'to Russia.

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