The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, September 3,
1953

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Published every Thursday at 11 East
Main Street, Mount Joy,
Lancaster County, Pa.
Larmon D. Smith, Publisher
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John E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher
1901 - 1952 [|
Subscription Rate: $2:00 Per Year by Mail, |
| Advertising rates upon request |
Entered at the postoffice at Mount Joy,
Pa., as second-class mail under the Act
of March 3, 1879.

Member, Pennsylvania Newspaper
Publishers’ Association
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Editorially . . .
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ROTARY VISITS AIRCRAFT MARINE
Members of the Retary club were conducted
on an interestiing tour last week of Mount Joy's
Aiferaft Marine plant. Manager Paul Belser
and his assisiant, Willard Smith, were quite
helpful in explaining the various functions of
the company.
Mount Joy is fortunate that a plant of this
OWL LAFFS

OWL
WISE
Our thanks to some very nice people for liking
BY A
our column and saying so. Just when we
think we're gelling very “corney” somebody
says something nice to boost our morale, — —
—— — This stifling weather is really wearing
us down.
* * *
{ Hornberger, the well driller, got quite a bang
out of being called a groundhog tre other ev-
ening. He couldn't get the significance of the
“moniker” until the spokesman exclaimed:
“Well, you're always digging holes, aren't

calibre has located here. Chamber of Com-
merce, Borough Council and private citizens |
should be dt all times endeavoring to interest
ofhér concerns in Mount Joy as “a good place
in which to live and do business.”
—LDS
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PICTURE PICTORIAL
The Mount Joy Bulletin was happy that
things worked out last week so that we could
give you full pisture coverage of the Communi-
ty Picnic.
To the Columbia News goes the credit for
making ‘fis coverage possible. In cooperation
‘with The Bulletin Ned Crist of the News staff
g¢pent the day ci: Hershey Park highlighting
pictorially the events of the picnic.
The entire affair required excellent timing
on the part of Mr. Crist. After spending the
day at Hershey he returned to Columbia and
had prints waiting for us the first thing Thurs-
day morning. We picked out ‘the pictures and
Mr. Crist had cuts ready for us at 12:30 in
time for publication, less than 24 hours after
the event.
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NEW FEATURE ADDED
With last week's issue, The Bullétin inaug-
uraited a new feature—The Farmer's Market—-
a page on which will be published news and
adverfising of particular interest fo farmers.
From week to week, The Bulletin staff hopes
to expand this page to perform a real service
‘to the farm market. Suggestions from readers
will be appreciated.
—LDS

| you?”
* * *
| A young married lady from town had a
| shocking experience Saturday night. A female
| acquaintance of hers whom she met at work,
‘had fixed up a blind date for her. When date
| ime arrived, at a rendevous in York, the lady
was most astounded to see her blind date
turn out to be her husband. — — — — They
hoth immediately began to accuse each other
of being no-goodytwo-timers;
* * *
A sweet little red head from Manheim feels
cure her GI sweetheart has someone else on
the string cause the last letter sre got was on
carbon copy. — — — By golly, could be!
* * *
There was a. time when bustles were a stern
necessity, but the girdle makers found a way
to get around it.
* * *
Heard an uptown lady uptown boast that
she has her new husband eating right out of
her hand. — — — — I'll bet that saves a lot
of dishwashing.
* *
“Chaz” Fry says (and we're inclined to be-
lieve) “Wha! some girls lack in brains, they
make up in stupidity.”
* * *
Did vou know that stewed tomatoes weie
invented during the first World War; Seems a
New Yorker had a Victory garden that he wat
ered with whiskey and raised stewed fomcices
Operator's Note: “Corn would have teen
very appropridite for that joke???
* * *
That's almost as bad as tne woman who ate
dynamite hoping her hair would grow in
bangs
Joe says his motherinlaw lives just a
stones’ ihrow from him. He knows, ‘cause he
thews stones at her.

A WISE OWL
> visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. |

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NEWTOWN |
FLORIN

Mrs. B. F. Kauffman
| “Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt; Mr. and
| visited their son-in-law and spent the weekend with Mr.
daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Habet | and Mrs. Frank Lynn and fam-
Khelghatian and family, Spring | ily at Orbisonia.
field, Pa. on Saturday | At the evening service at the
| Mrs. Elwood Kuhns and|{Church of the Brethren on
daughters Joan and Mary visit- | Sunday, Mr. Wm. Walters was
| ed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guers- | licensed to the Ministry. And at
key of Coatesville last week |the same time a farewell ser
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Landis, |vice was held for Rev. and Mrs.
Lititz and Mr. Rufus Landis, of | Robert Hess, who left for New
| Harrisburg visited Mr. and Mrs. | York on Monday to sail to Afri-
| Oliver Witmer and family. ‘ca, some time this week.
Sunday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnhart
| Mr. and Mrs. Geltmacher were of Elizabethtown called on Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Good of | and Mrs. Paul Shetter on Sun-
Bird-in-hand. | day.
Mr. Amos Witmer of Kinder-| Mr. and Mrs. George Mump-
(hook, is spending a few days er and Mr. and Mrs. John Ben-
| with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weav- | der were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
er and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wit- | Clarence Frye at Bridgeport,
Perry Co., on Sunday.
Miss Maude Buller and Mrs.
mer.
| Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ort Frank and family were Pvt.| Earl Gerlitzski, left Tuesday
[and Mrs. Lloyd McKee, Pvt. | morning to spend some time
Russell Herr and Mr. and Mrs. | with Mr. and Mrs. Emery Wa-
Cyrus Gray'ill and family. | ters and family at South Caro-
| Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Hep- | lina.
ler. Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Kissinger
| Tom McFarland, York, visited | and children of Lancaster spent
[ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witmer and | Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
| family. | Gerlitzski and family.
Visitors during the past week Mrs. Lillian Hamilton and
{of Mr. and Mrs. Aristice Wittle | daughters Mary and Connie
| were Mr. Charles Wittle, Col-!Pierce spent Sunday with Mr.
| umbia RD., Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Krouse, Lan-
| epha Wittle and daughter Judy, | caster.
| Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Ragner Mr. and

Mrs. William Beck
| Hallgren, Mt. Joy, Mr. Harry | moved from Mount Joy into
Hamilton and daughter Dor- | the newly remodeled home of
Mr. Joseph
|othy, E-town and Mrs. Harry Cornwell, last week.
| Wittle, Marietta. eet 4 eee
| Mrs. Minnie Geltmacher, of |
| Kinderhook visited Mr. and
[ Mrs. Earl Geltmacher and ng News Items From
[ily.
Mrs. Martha Fogie and Mrs. E. D. Twp. School
| Paul Smith visited Mrs. Nelson |,
| Bortner and family, Marietta.

The East Donegal Township
| Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer
{ et | schools will open Tuesday, Sep-
land family visited Mr. and Mrs.
{ . : tember 8, 10:00 a. m. for stu-
{John Kauffman Sr., Ironville, :
. dents. There will be element-
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kauffman, | school and high school fac-
ad {ulty meetings at 8:15 a. m. The
far. Conestoga, visited Mr. and | c+ Toto 8 3. 1
4 irst day
{ Mrs. Irvin Witmer | =
ol of school, - dismissal
and family. [0 will be 2:30 p. m. and the
| visitors of Mrs. Matilda Derr | y Bb. man
. > : . | following days will dismiss at
| were Elmer Risser, Martha Ris- 3.40 bol
|ser and nephew of Hershey. [foe p.m,
‘ais New Teacher Nam
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mau- | The a > Rob
rice Frysinger, Mrs. Ida Eisen- | Signi
ert E. Shaffer, vocational agri-
berger and Mrs. Katie Moore,
i ; a en go culture teacher, was accepted
J ro, I'S. 4 © - © - |
‘ | with regret by the school board.
con Robert, of Middletown, |. x
Ar 7 | His position was filled by Thom-
Mrs. Violet Shannabrook and| V. Forsythe h
daughter Violet, Columbia and | as: V.: Foreyihe, . Who. rece §
RE | taught in the Winfield-Clinton
Mr. Gordon Shannabrook of | Joint High School
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Poss wa : Yrs of Sereening Project Completed
| arp I~ Rossi Wl Nal The screening of the high
Ee OTE 2 5 | caafeteria, kitchen and
Kisenberger were, Mr. arid Mrs. | . fi
lavatories was finished the last
| Havard Johnston, Lancaster. week of August by Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Winters, | o isbaugh gus 4
Manheim, visited Mr. and Mrs. | ds 8 . :
| Expected Enrollment
Abram Gamber and daughter. |
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. How- |
| | rollment for grades seven thru
lard Gamber were Mr. and Mrs. | i J
. . twelve will be 370. In both
| Oliver Haldeman and family of |. :
| Washington Elementary School,
imt. Joy R. D. :
gd ; [Florin and the Maytown grade
| Mr. and Mrs. Ray Myers Mt. |
{ | school, the total expected en-
rollment is 425.
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Joy, PA.
| Moore and family.
| John, son of Mrs. Lehman |
| celebrated his 7th birthday the |
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past week.
Mrs. Irene Snyder
| Havard Johnston, Lancaster. st :
Under Supervision of Register-
| Visions of MP and| Nurses, House Physician or
| ers Wim, Haines and family Personal Physician retained
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ad- i og . :
[ ams, of Adamstown, Mrs. Har-|{ Nurse on duty 24 Hours daily
fry Witmer, Mrs. Clarence
(Smith, Manheim, Mrs. Giles | Home Living Conditions
| Urban and son Billie, Lititz. Phone Columbia 4-7531
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jac- | Penn and Plane Streets
[cb Erb were Mrs. Mary Lucas, i. 32-tf
| Mrs. Pearl Breneman, Mt. Joy,
(R. D, Miss Gladys Weitcamp,
| Wrightsville and Harry Riddle,
| Stewartstown.
| Mrs. Pearl Breneman, Mrs.
| Edith Erb, and Robert Witmer,
| visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rid- |
|dle, Stewartstown R. D. and |
| Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Garner
and family, of Wrightsville R.
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| STORK SHOWER bh
A former local resident was
feted at a surprise stork shower |
'last Friday evening, when Mrs. |
[Frank Morton entertained at|
| her home on Frank St., in hon-
{or of Mrs. Lloyd Fry, of Ports-
{ mouth, Virginia. Mrs. Fry will
| be remembered as Miss Betty
| Withers, daughter of Mr. and
| Mrs. Sam Withers.
i A doll crib decorated with
| rattles and crepe paper carried
out the green and yellow color
scheme for the affair.
Guests included Mrs. S. M.
| Withers, Elizabethtown, Mts.
{ Addie Withers, Lebafign, © Mrs.
Clarence Crider, Manheim RI,
Mrs. John Horst, Neftsville,
| Mrs. Henry Weber, Lititz Pike,
Lancaster, Mrs. Jacob Klugh,
| Florin, Mrs. Charles Shoemak-

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MOUNT JOY, PENNA.

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