(Penn State's | Keep Doors Locked
utensils. A well-lighted farm is a safe and more
efficient farm.
See that your paths to shed, to barn, to milk
FARM MACHINE WELDING |
AND EQUIPMENT |
d—The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday S bor 2 953 (= EE HE
’ ’ > Seplember 24 1953 | |
erm ee - . | PEI Q )N Al q asd | Importance Of | a
IK hh ( ALD ||Football Games |For Night Driving, C Ik Marki 1H 0 egion
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’ a {To Be Broadcast Auto Club Advises IMlarkings
er S eauty on : The Rev. Kenneth Good of | — 1 F h . d
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4339 FLORIN, PA. Buffalo, N. Y, and the Rev.| All of Penn State's nine foot.| A fresh outbreak of stop-light | I$ | SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th
and Mrs. Richard Meyers of|ball games will be broadcast |holdups and robbery attacks on | | :
——————— ‘ig "yp Ta . notorists caused Keystone Au- ava 0 wrosswall
Saltella, Pa. visited with Mr, [this season under th pongor- | motori bl "| Importance of crosswalk | K
SPECIAL -— 1 M Arthur M yers, 37 W ship of Newcomer Motors, Inc.,|tomobile Club to make an Urg- |, in the field of pedes- | enny 0 ge ro
ind Mrs rthur Meyers, 3 ¢ . wees ale G8 i |
0 : : ¥ Mount Joy, and other Chevrolet! ent plea for more alertness and | {ian safety is emphasized by |
PERMANENTS $5.00 Donegal street. dealers of this area precautions against such dang- |, 0 Keystone Automobile Club. | MBER 27th
$8. PERMANENTS $6.50 { Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Meyers These games will be carried | 7S [which urges all communities to | SUNDAY, SEPTE
and family of Elizabethtown : | The advice came from |. (1. Ae vx waka | .
m stat ' i | a utilize such markings and make . »
$10, PERMANENTS $8.50 |R2. anl Mrs. Arthur Meyers of tale ation Barve k 8a 1h [ward P. Curran, safety director |. ciandard practice of keeping | Tiny Wrig 1 ro
“ ha rank il wo Late I ol Xiah | & Ste i € i 3
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. DAILY Maude Buller, Propr. or Gg ye week: py with sity of Wisconsin, will be aired ©! the club. I them well maintained.
z Vir. and Mrs. James Shue a ria " “Motorists who drive a : oa
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Norfolk, Va. hn ads 97, ao a night must take the precau- p ros! I ere Sunday family dinners will be served Jrrtng ol |
irday afternoon, Se 26, start- | iP. Curran, safety rector of | Tr |
|r afternoon [tion of locking all doors on|b: Curran, safety director of \§ 1,00 until ? — Steaks, Chops. Sea Foods. Beet Pork an |
Tl p : ; { bo|their cars,” he declared. “Such 14, ould be continuous, with the Tukey.
Lo I TE gh! games Sutur. | action will prevent footpads |, s nol permitted to deterior- | |
broadcast on successive Satur and other dangerous characters|.:. . ained a ky wk 3 ee te este etter me se Sp
i days through Nov 21 will ate. Well-maintained pavement
: en ys ah from suddenly opening a Lincs ape itive indicd-
1 we 0 rt r nate Pern State with Penn | 4 5 a i a markings are a positive indies |
2 Thiversiiv vracusa | AG i Wi . [tion of a community’s intent to |
-~ 1 BO hw WI rob or attack the driver. Of safeguard walkers. They are a 4 J O Y —— |
hi ~ : | Fors wn pitt, | |COurse car windows should be sant warning to motorists | a Oe SATURDAYS |
— MANHEIM R. D. 2, PA. The pl lav action wif] d, too, that thugs can't encroachment on safety | 7 and 9:00 P.M TH EATRE AND
NC be de ped Ai : "Bob Princ {reach in and open the door. lanes and their presence has a SATURDAYS oy |
Scribe 0b ICC, 1 (ing vo reccht Re BS : . 8. 2:00 P. M.
veteran Pittsburg sports an Many o Hu Fees! holdubs | definite psychological effect on | 6-8-10 P. M. Mount Joy, Pa. |
or. w : and attacks have taken place ipa habits of pedestrians. The
1 Bob Dy a All ig wi t little used intersectons or in|, gare is true when the lines | FRIDAY -— SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 - 26 |
Job avis, an / Las end | Se has 8 : | Sa ma Se cra RE . |
A ! r C o m P re S S 0 r Ww 0 r k Rocks from Penn State in 1942 and outlying and thinly traveled |, alowed to fade or become JENNIFER JONES CHARLTON HESTON -in- | 3
4b as quite often when motor-
pe . former star with the Pittsburg’ 4d . | obliterated. ‘R b G 5%
Rock Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc. d Steeldrs | ists have had to stop their cars | He further pointed out that 6 ne y entry |
an The stations on the Chevrolet | °F red lights. The footpads ap- crosswalks in good condition
‘hy parently have ‘cased’ hese)... wu “eof it” at c ers EE meet -
dealers’ network follow: ©" |are a ‘safety must’ at corners . re
7 d d . Trees ton WAZI Bloomsburg - { neighborhoods #0 wala for |used by chldren on their way MONDAY — TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 - 29 =
G y lo likely victims anc propitious and fe “re { 3 :
Xcavaring an rading WHIM, | Fe ns. BRODERICK. CRAWFORD — JOHN DEREK -in-
Removed WCHA, Harrisburg WHP. | rome It is,” he added, “extremely |
Cellars, Trenches, Etc. Huntingdon WHUN, Lancas-| “In many arcas the to educate children in! Th L t Posse’
ter Wi AN Lewi wi [lights on main arteries are set safe-crossing practices when e as
yr — JAN, ewistown —| : i ne i
: 4 [to flash intermittently during| _ oc :. lanes are either OX
Wi , Pottsville — WPPA,| x | safety lanes are either non-ex
YA Det St of peak hours: the yellow cau- | istent or so indifferently main- Wi
PHONE MOUNT JOY 3-4753 Wa Sate Co, Scranton! light blinking its custom- [ined as to be useless in educa- || WEDNESDAY— THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 - OCTOBER 1
—WWPA and York—WSBA. j any signal for users of the pes ting children—and grownups— | ANN SHERIDAN — STERLING HAYDEN -in-
er. A | highway while the red signal against the hazards of jay-| “ k
" | flashes a stop signal to drivers| .
MRS. MYRTLE V. BATES | p sig walking. T Me To Town
SEG rr ee, pm Es lon the intersecting thorough- re embetter ake e © 0
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[}|OF WEBB FAMILY Oi ignitor vay nq | ATTENDED REGIONAL
! T ‘The dangers are there « ‘ + ~ BEA a
Mrs. Myrtle . Bates, Mow : SALES NE .
bi Mrs. Myrtle V. Bates, Mount thev ate real, Motorists must | SALES CONF ERECI i COMING: 3
i (§| Joy, was elected president of ' res hy keep. | Five representatives of The - 7
[}| the Webb family at the 6th an funn De if a Prudential Insurance Co's Eli- OCTOBER 2 - 3 — "RIDE VAQUERO
apis tha ; ing their cars locked and their)” FC ates mira ation : ws 2
nual reunion of the de see ndent eves open for even ihc most] zabethtown sales office mond OCTOBFR 3 - 1-0 — “FARMER TAKES A WIFE
of the late James E. Webb. The . toot Rar fed a company regional sales];
1 SUSHICIOUS-100KINg c¢har- 3 | re v 0"
> reunion was held at the Rheems S180 i - 1q] conference in New York City | OCTOBER 16 - 17 — "RETURN TO PARADISE
. ; acter. Futhermore, they should | : {
: rounds S ay, |" : dy Sept. 21, 22 ¢ 23.
ALY rounds, Sunday | under no circumstances pick up | Sept. 21 and > wl
a September 20. | hitch-hikers. The record of rob-| They are Herb Tyndall, Staff | oo — EE
Eh Other officers elected are: | BRK PS. SIG Tenor Manager, and Frank R. Brene- i a ga a o_o
h : Leries and Killings by such gen- De > x
Mrs. Howard Risser, Quentin li that the mo man, Claude B. Rutherford, a mm
| iry IS §S appc 38 It eM ; A - [
i NE vice president; Mrs. Harry Sip-!. 50 P) : A 1d ; fully Robert G. Shank and John K. | i
1 : 10 ¥ puplic sSnou )e : . ’ . 1
4 ling; Mount Joy, secretary-| oh > by » | Wittle. The New York confer-
treasurer. paware or A ans haa | ence brought together more than a
be The oldest person was Mrs. | 500 managers, staff managers
| [}| Charles M. ‘Webb, 75, Landi | M . otf S h 1 and agents from company dis- NEW FALL ¢ 1 Po | i
ville. The youngest child, Bren- aric a C 00 | trict offices throughout eastern DRESSES P ah to 9 5
da Lynn Bates, Rheems, 10! | Pennsylvania. >
weeks old, daughter of Mr. and | News Items | Top level Prudential person- |
® ® Mrs. Lee Bates. The couple | : : ea ities who addressed sessions EXTRA SPECIAL GROUP OF FALL
ine urn I ure most recently married, Mr. and| The Student C ouncil of Mart- include Harold M. Stewart and i" ;
| Mrs. William Bates, Bainbridge. | ctta high school met Friday.| valentine Howell, executive DRESSES
{ and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, Sept. 18, to organize for the] yjce presidents, James E. Ruth-
| Webb, Manheim. The family | coming year. Officers were el-|apford, vice president, district | Values to $3.95
kJ traveling the greatest distance,|ected as follows: President, | agencies department, as well as |
{ ( )Y O J © Yt n S Mr. and Mrs. William Decker |Clauds Fahringer; vice-presl-|giher officials in the company’s 4 a
. and daughter, Cynthia, of Phil- | dent Lanny Libhart; Secretary-| gules and training organiza- | NEW FALL COATS 3,
adelphia | Treasurer, Sara Jane Fortner. | (ions, die ;
Refreshments and games; A committee, composed of Charles J. Zimmerman, man- | Latest stvies. colors. fabrics —
; were enjoyed by all. Eighty-six, Sara Jane Fortner, Lanny Lib-| acing director of the Life In > —
® persons attended. | hart, and Beverly Marley, was | surance Agency Management
— a | selected to attend joint meet-|agsociation, was a guest CHILDREN'S NEW FALL -
FOOD SALE | ings with Fast Donegal and Mt speaker. James G. Shuttle- | sium A 95 g 3 95
The W.S.C.S. of the Method- | Joy to determine school colors, worth, second vice president, | GOATS & SNOW SUITS oJ to
ist church will sponsor a food class jackets, class rings, | and Wesley R. Stevens, director |
| 15-31 MARIETTA AVE. MOUNT JOY sale at Titus Insurance |The first of these meetings was|¢ agencies, presided over |
Office, Saturday, Sept. 26 be- held Friday afternoon. an interesting program arrang-
| ginning at 9 a. m. The faculty adviser of Mari-| oq for the visiting fieldmen. 7 i 9 95
TT Tmt jetta high school Student Coun- | ee ®— do
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Daylight or electric light...your farm workday | aa RE RL I RI
goes smoother if you can always see where you're | R B IBACH | -
going and what you're doing. And, as days grow $ il mc
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indoors and outdoors, becomes more and more | Phone 5-4616 35-tfc| 2
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Darkness invites accidents and mistakes. An ‘ Electric h
unseen rake or pitchfork can mean serious injury. and Gas e mg i
A dimly-lit milk house can mean poorly-washed
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house are well-lighted. Not only does this permit ; >
easier movement but is a big discouragement to EAWS MOWER
vandals, either human or animal. C ! Ww Idi Sh
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See that lights in each building can be switched Delia and Marietta Streets
on right inside the door. Check work areas to see MT Tos iy ane oo Te $45
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