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cceived Into the congregation
vithin the last year
Vir, and Mrs. Paul Weiser,
ur Edvin Weaver, Mr, and
Vi Edward J. Richter Mi
Vir Maurice Crowl, Miss
dy F.. Naugle Mr Richard
' Youn Vir, Cyrus GG. Gainer
liciam S. Paup, Mr. Ger-
| sheet? Mrs, Jame F
i I Harry H. Geib
v Eimer | Murphy, Mrs
R rt leckle Mr. Marcelly
alin Vir, and Mrs. Christ-
B. Metz] Mr. Jay C. Metz
: Vii Shirley Metzerl.

ick while
s hit by a tr chang
ire on the
occurred on
Carlisle.
41 inches in
and nine in-
ring. Accident
TT RARDIN
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urnpige near
An eel measuring
pounds
hes and nine it

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Big
14-year-old b
herman
was taken from the
Chickies by a oy.
f
was Thomas
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Newtown
He
a worm.
1 pupil in
vho bagged
Veteran
the
taken from the
3 Chickies creek.
Twp.
wize with.
described it as
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Miss Virg
X, daughter of Mr.
irs. Dwight B. Hendrix, Pitts-
1d Lt. Charles H. Shank,
. Mr. and “Mrs. John W.
K, Delta street.
s Leona M. Metzler,
and MMrs.
r, Salunga, to
Hoboken,
inia

daugh-
George F.
Thomas W.
Geo
daughter
harles Kough,
Pvt. Cyrus
and Mrs. Jno.

iss Phyllis Kough
{ 1d Mrs. C
Three Sp
Wittle, son of Mr.
D. Witile,
rings 10
Florin.

truck he was
and
Saturday, May 15, was straw
wat day but comparatively few
have been worn to date.
Deaths: Ida M. Hassinger. 81,
Rheems. William M.. Bailey, 54
West Main St., this boro, ‘age
John E. Schaeffer, 68, of
Sporting Hill. Mrs. Mary | 2
Moyer, 92, Rapho Twp. Davi d|
| K. Esbenshade, 64, formerly of |
J) Rheems, » "B09
Sportsmen’s
Scrapbook
Thie is an extract from an ar-|
ticle especially prepared for the |
newsletter published by the Rem- |
ington Arms Company. Its au- |
thor, Michael Hudoba, is one of |
the country’s authorities on wild- |
life resources. In this article Hu- |
doba quotes from figures gather
cd in a survey made by Sports |
Afield, for which he is Washing-
ton correspondent. The magazine
learned that the sport of hunt-

ant.
| sure
| gated.
jand there
leaps free of the lure. The fan
gible would be a bag or creel full
of legal limit, The intangible is
the smell of the woods, the crisp
ness of autumn, the color and
the freedom all become one and
part of nature, returning to the
fundamentals of our existence
This one should not try to cal
culate in dollars, even if he
could.”
Deer, Dogs and Game Proctors
Employing unusual style,
[Charles K. Keiper, Clinton Coun-
[ty game protector, gives his ver
[sion of the spring dog-deer situ- |
ation in his wooded district.
Titled “Spring Short Story,” it
goes like this:
Winter-—long and cold
Food—high and scarce
Deer—weak and poor
Dogs——strong and viclous
‘hase—noisy and short
Deer—dead and mutilated
Dogs—snarling and fed
| Game Protector—mad and
| Bird Bartered for Beer
This strange account comes
from Game Protector Dean M. |
Lesnett, Sr., who tells:
“On the 25th of April I learned |
two men had killed a hen pheas- |
With other officers I investi- |
the pheasant was paid for
the bird. When the men
contacted they no longer had it.
They had taken’it to a beer joint
had swapped it for a
| couple of beers. This is the first
case I've
in another way.”
rr ——— QA nn

You Can't
im Like

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Everybody reads newspapers but |
NOT everybody reads circular ad-
vertising left or: their door step.

or wy " ®g
i ¢ i T
in The Little | |
Ea i a bh a
G J ing and fishing contributes nine {
reen eel 0 I" | 3 billion dollars a year to the]
3 ON "Y :
8 hh owin lored $ HAI PEN INGS cconomy of this country by ex-
i fall | ¢ . penditures of hunters and fisher- |
Eq h [ whe r Ko ty of : men in pursuit of their |
ci 2 : , nal interests. Hudoba's re-
(nS le n-Fra Y ~ tiona 1 StS. be
| I e } Ss A on { J ING AGO marks bring into clear focus the |
Gl ( blic's appreciation of intang- |
i - EAST MAIN STREET JOY, PA. \ ? pu
| 18 \1 SAA ‘ible outdoor values when he |
| WE OPERATE Rel | 30 YEARS AGO ays:
. 'b ( 0 : a]
OUR OWN PLANT ble Cl yroughs Memorial Day dem- “Last year over thirty-one mil-
Het A L Snstration was greater than all lion adult hunting and fishing |
= - | mean | nravious occasions. at]licenses were sold in this coun-
_— Vo i ri ting Sv CU is, one in each five of
n decorating graves in :
AF SH joy | this nation’s total numerical |
- - Florin, Lincoln and Mt. Joy| population went to the effort to
ele Order of marching | go to a license selling agency to |
ie big parade—Chief Mar- buy and pay for a ‘so-called’ |
A SQUARE | hall, Capt. W. M. Workman, ticket to go afield or to a lake |
| aide P. Kraybill Strickler|or sigpam.
Coy ! i. P. Bysshe Heiliz. Second They asked no guarantee of |
is ; oil Chief Aide John pound for pound return in bag
a or Aides." 1 w | or creel; they were paying an |
OTe itr Ng ipo | @dmission for an outdoor oppor- |
Sle lA I'S. rg tunity. I'll bet that, like myself, |
i Y Chiel Aide ” D. W. | they get value watching the tense |
Stra ( William Tyn- | drama of a flashing bird dog at
\ 1, D. L.. Beimesderfer, H. W.|work, hearing the ear-filling
of Harr Weidman. C. A.|burst of a covey rise, and the |
aland Fourth Division snap of the gun report. So I miss, |
ir S. H. Miller. Aides, |and the binds ge, Je fly a |
"i 1 Mv nd Howard: Bortz grouse and bag a leaf or tree |
a \ ‘ . A : :
7S trunk; we get a rise ¢ he
| 4 Rev. W. S. Nicholas of | LONI We get Sng ine ash |
= n Ler save the oration. : . |
tary Krall hod charge ol I'he historic _Colebroox man- |
175 bouquets sion, built in 1743, on the Lab- |
hi Here's the way io treat your family to the fines: of rl Heal bi Tift anon - Mastersonville Rd., was |
of ic en € y at your amily to ihe lin 1 \rihi fershey while lifting |" = |
foods—every meal of the week—and save plenty es at the Bachman Chocolate damaged by fire, started by a]
Frvers of money in the bargain. Simply shop at Miz. Co. had the misfortune of | 20 Of lightning. Antiques!
» MAN'S and fill you market list from our full, ving a case fall, striking him Stored in the building were des- |
cut up or whole stocks of brand foods y one nd cutting a gash in his nose. |
: low-priced for sure savings. Q Carl Zeager and Miss Fannie
x ro : : ;
c : FRESHNE 33 2 aie] nk were married May 19th by @
ib. y SQUARE policy and it asst as ¢ Geo. A. Kercher.
for square meuls the year na, wife of John A. Mas- ©
y 1 ; e of John A. Mas
et = ———— on, Flo and David Coop-
FIRE OLS AIA TS Sr. € i :
Swiss Cheese FRESH MEAT or. 7. dod ©
: : 1 EARS AGO ©
ED nic § k 6 Vi et 3¢ idge
ib 6S. Round Steak 85c¢ lowrer, Bainbridge, ©)
was injured seriously when he ©
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- ay ©) ~ A a1 8
ed ‘produc Choice C uck DIC g§ tempting to treat its ear. Mem- ©
APIS La AT : Tl
Eh ape WB ¢ <5 2 | ers of the family found him|
Lean Boiling bee gla a dazed condition "NO
Lemons ji the bam ry
Ground Beef i A half grown Albino robin]
: = fos = vas observed in a tree at the ©®
Sun Kist doz I> C Ch -— L af PC ( ( VI Wm. L. Bucher,
eese Ca Got &F Columbia |@®
™N P , : Mr. ar Mrs. Guy K. Mum- |
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NCW otatoes Beef Liver Oe celebrated their 25th wed-
10 1s 55¢ . We anniversary Mrs. Mum- ©
| 4 x y. 8 Ch wad fap ; ; oa)
Franks Martins skinless “0 ( is the former Miss Ma- ®
ike laughter of Mr. and
Cantlaoupes ire: Cyrus Walker
3 Birth \ son, Mr. and Mrs ®
pre 5 $ A
FH é 4 ; : O r G 1 \ son to Mr. and ®
ad oy C gr lat Bomberger, Donegal ®
large i. Road. A daughter t
¢ noa 4 daughter 0 7,
WE GUARANILCDL Ek 4 Vin hoy Lehigh, oi ®@
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A i elons Bill Shaeffel en ployee ©
W a erm 11d i : ck Independent Oil Co. @
Your Choice 3 g had the misfortune to break his
LM ONS GUARANTEI i i vi 3 WIL one ol the wrenches
i : a's i; W { \ 1 a pipe slipped
House Cleaning doesn’t pose i : 10YE \RS AGO rr
such a problem today as it did § { I AT 13 wr 1
3 formerly. There are. ‘so many } Vi ices was appointed
excellent products available: thus jie ff Mount Joy Township
Fiat t la (roe white > removing the sting from what fill the vacancy left by the
xt 5 § was once a pretty laborious task. § death of Abram Greiner :
; f A 1 Greiner
Double vyolked : ! William Roudabach, Mt. Joy
8 Get Plenty Of Detergent r uff i
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