2—The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday,
July 30, 1953
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THE BULLETIN
Published every Thursday at 11 East |
Main Street, Mount Joy,
Lancaster County, Pa. |
Larmon D. Smith, Publisher
John E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher
1901 - 1952
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Pa., as sccond-class mail under the Act
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Editortally . . .
IT'S YOUR PICNIC
Success of the forthcoming Community Pic-
nic at Hershey Park Aug. 26 depends in large
part upon the people of Mount Joy. The Jay-
Cees have gone to great lengths to provide
lots of fun ond prizes and entertainment.
But it isn't going to make too much differ
ence how good ‘the picnic is if you arent
there to enjoy it.. And from what we have
heard you will be mighty sorry if you miss it.
Merchants who are cooperating with the
Jay-Cees des'arve your expressions of appre-
ciation. These merchants have purchased
blocks of tickets from the Junior Chamber to
help’ underwrite the expenses. The tickets
afe in turn given to customers as they make
their various purchases in the clores.
These tickets cost you nothing but they are |
mighty important as they make you eligible
for the many fine prizes that are being award- |
ed.
Between now and Aug. 26 be a picnic
i, Talk it up with your neighbors, with |
N_the relatives or anyone you think might be in- |
Torgated.
fiere’s. going. to be fun for everyone, and |®
the more who participale the more fun there
will be.
Let's all join in boosting the Community Pic-
nic with a goal of the best ever.
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THE LOW DOWN FROM HICKORY GROVE
From my essay today I choose to argufy
that folks, who have reached the age of 60 or mond ring,
65 and have always paid their own way—no | and shot him.
Govt. help—all on their own steam, should | some women.
get a break on taxes. They have put their ofi-
shoots through school—they have paid al
kinds of taxes, fool taxes and all kinds—they |
have accumulated their own security for their | zhyy asked: Do you want me fo
remaining years—will be no drain on the |
Govi. These folks should be honored—they | His mother replied: Yes,
are of prime stock.
We lend aid to the world—billions of gifts
go to the far corners of the earth—to people of]
all tongues—to people we know bat litile
boui—and what happens. Right here our a
people get the brush-off. Figures coming out|tiful big vase
of old: Prodigul:town show that to reduce all | Chi ina. But now it's in piec:
individuall tax bills for young and old, by an | a golf ball.
amount equal to 10. percent of dividends re-
ceived; would amount to 740 million. Can't | Philc
be done, says Washingion-town. But to people
we would not know from Adam, we send 5 or | 1
6 or? billion—and no questions asked. To re-
duce the income taxes for only those of 60]
and upwards—waio have been no burden on |
Sambo—would be chicken feed.
Being world minded is one thing but shool- |
in’ square with our own folks is where char-
ity begins. That is pretty straingt and brisk |
thinking, says Henry. Thank you. I says, and
I am happy to see you are catching on—final- |
ly—your ownself.
Yours with the low down, Jog
JO SERRA « £8
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OWL LAFFS
BY A WISE OWL
There many different phases in the line of
duty of o police
verily. Saturday ever
away canary on Main Si
home to sheiter until the owner showed up to
identify it,
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You know, I believ Gwennie Kramer
mcd at me the last time
tuna fish salad, I didn't get my porlion
- Qkay Gwennie, I won'i come out ip your
man as officer Mike Good will
i rescued a run
ay took |
cottage, and drink your beer, anymore.
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ne of you, see the
Mumma got from a friend
- It's a pip. It gives one
| the shakes.
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Myrtie, I don’t see your
What's wrong
name in this column onymore —— - -—
| It must have been Fred that put you in .aere,
| and not the breakfast gang you aways blam-
ed.
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{ A ycung lady from town told us she gets so
| excited the day befor2 she goes on « i
hat she gets ill. 50 th he
od her vacation, she went
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Some of these new pint sized homes are so
| sraall the occupants can’t find room for com-
The day after a man gave his wile a dia
she pawned it, bo a revolver,
t just doesn
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While visiting at a Salunge home the small
plaint.
to be nice io
son cf the family came up to his Mother and |’
fell you a
story, mommy?
that would be fine.
Son, It's a shoil one.
Mother, That doesn't ma
Son, You won't get mac
Mother, Of course not. Why should 1?
Son, All right then. Once ti
se that came all the way frcm
es. I just hit it with
was a beau-
osopher Enck says: “Sizes are deceiv-
(ing. Sor metimss a woman's thumb has a man
ils
under
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Zoo Manager: “What does that young fel-
| low want?”
Assistont Manager: “He
the recent additions to the
‘s the story on
ar family.
e cub reporters,
Manager: “Another of those cub
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| If a buttercup is yellow then a hiccup must
be burple!
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{Here's a poem Rus
| We bought sect
| They brigaten iis interior
The only trouble is they are
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One of cur golfers, inordinately proud of his
vc scores, tock his mother-in-law with him to
he course one day. After depositing her on in
a bench, he and a chum started for the first
tee. There Niblick announced. “I want to
make a good, long drive now, My mother-in
law is watching: from the bench outside the
clubhouse.”
“Way. that's almost 300 yards!” his chum
cried. “You couldn't possibly hit her from ;
here.”
It is rumored that Hollywood is now work-
ing on a 3-D. film that if you.don't go into the
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theatre to see it, it comes out to see you.
NE WT OWN
in vicited at the
Mi
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ntly” with N
E-town, and Mr
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A WISE OWL
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(Parade Planned At
4 SIMON P
Marietta Depot MAF
S————— | FUNER!
Plans have been completed
Mr. and Mr
Mr, and Mr Ivan
Mary Lefever,
[avard Johnson
Fralich Mr, and
‘ampbell all of
nd Mrs. Robert
rsville V1 and
Lefever and chil
Miller spent the
hi parents,
John Miller
John Fogie of
ited Mrs. Serena
Mr. and Mrs, Aris-
were Mr. and Mrs
and daughter Ju
Mr and Mrs
ren, Sr.,, and son
Joy, Mr. and Mi
aren Jr. and daugh-
Charl
hter, Nancy, of
1.0 Mr Donnie
tia VI Lillian
Florin, Mr. and Mrs
irdy, Palmyra, Mi
Hamilton and daughter, |
Mr. and Mrs
Simmons, Marietta, and
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*h, Manheim
Wittle visited Mr.
ld Simmon and
lta
Earl Geltmach
visited Mr. Har-
and sons, [ron- |
aa)
Witmer and chil-
Vir. and Mrs. John |
Ironville, Sun- |
1d barbecue supper
the John Miller |
July 25th. Guests |
friends of Donald |
who served with him-in
all the guests are res-
nna
Mrs. R. H, Arndt
Irs. Jen-
aiah Sumpman, Mt. |
family were Virs. |
{
Mr. Harold Bank- |
Kenneth and
welkoph, Colum-
Mrs. Harry Fogie
Fogic and , Mr
ino, Phila
ilda Deri took a|
rip to Big Springs
Sunday
Ann Haines visit
Mrs. Giles Urban |
Lititz
nche Frysinger, Mi
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and Mrs. Ida Ei:
attended the 50th |
inniversary of Mr
Elmer Hartman, of]
Vrs Hoy Gamber |
Vianheim, Ny sited Mr
bram Gamber
Oliver Halde
ily, Mount Joy R
and Mrs. Howard
Mrs. R. H Arndt
Lanc.» Auto Club
1 at Hershey
and Mrs. John
shiter Judy Mr.
» roast was held by |
. Howard Gamber, |
William Haines,
randson Billie |
Howard Gamb- |
their 6th wed-
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Urban and. son,
d Mr. and Mrs. Wm. |
amily, |
Weaver who was
at the Lanc. General | 2
returned home Min- |
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of Mr. and Mrs. |
had his tonsils
the St. Joseph hos- |
Friday. |
. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
family were Mrs.
» and Mrs... Geo. |
and Mrs. Elmer Scn- |
Misses Elva and |
, Lancaster, !
Mr. and Mrs. Dan
were Blanche Fry- |
Moore, Ida Fry-|
Susan Gamber, all |
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visitors of Mr. and
Frank and family
and Mrs. Preston Gore
West Virginia, |
. Lloyd McKee, of |
D., and Pvt. Rus-!
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’atricia and Beverly |
Lancaster, . spent a
with their “grand-
and Mrs. R. H.|
| for the
1 P. M.,, August 15 for the|
benefit of the Army Emergency
Relief Fund
A military band from Head- |
quarters Second Army, Fort]
Meade, Md., will participate
the parade starting in i
at 1 p. m. and marching into the M di al
depot carnival area. e C -durgic
ll will include rides, games
military music, refrochment:
ind dancing to band music fur-
nished by the Depot Social |
Club. August 16 has been fixed |
as a rain date
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Admission is free and fun fo
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CAN CER. POLIO
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jac-
ob Erb were Mr. and Mrs. Clar-|
ence Dietrich, New Holland R.| DBE AT) hoi
PoLicY
D., Miss Gladys Weitcamp, of
Wrightsville, Mr. and Mrs. Le-|
vern Lucas, Mt. Joy R. D. and |
Mr. Paul Witmer, Columbia, |
Vir. and Mrs. James Brosey and |
family.
The Ladies Aid Society will
have charge of the refreshment
at the Newtown School reun-
ion at Newtown on Saturday,
Aug. 1, beginning at 2 o'clock.
Quality Meats
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
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staging of a parade and | oy
carnival at Marietta TC Depot | ==
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