I'HE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, April 8, 2
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O WwW L L A F EF S | |Fublished every Thursday at 11
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Lancaster County, Pa. i
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Letters To The Editor
| Dear Mr
I want
Beahm:
to thank vou for the]
| remittance for
OWL
Sl transported the team, students
Ever since George Reigle dug ' and adults to New Wilmington,
the scallions out of Harry Pa., for the recent basketball
BY A WISE
the busses which |
renkamp’s flower bed there's play-off game.
potatoes growing on the grape First, I want to congratulate
vines. Confusing, isn't Coach George Houck for his fine
it? It sure beats me basketball team this past season |
in reaching the
play-off
spot in the
game for the
Championship.
final |
something .
State
Home cooking is
{00 many women are not.
Second, I wish to express my
appreciation of the ef-
forts of the
Mount Joy
sible for the pupils and
| dents of Mount Joy to witness |
{ this final game.
I w visiting a downtown
father the other night while he
baby-sat. had the
child in bed until it began to
cry. Pop asked: “Now what are
you crying for?” The child re-
suceere
business men of
He no sooner
who made it pos- |
resi- {
SWered S ; the student body of the Mount
sleep! Joy High School for their fine
tr | conduct while being transport-
You often heard the expres-jeod to New Wilmington. I found |
sion [aking candy from a | poth the students and adults tol
baby” : + Well Frankie”, the! pe very cooperative in making |
big whdel at the Farmers Inn, | {his trip st
rn away from his | pot least,
wccessful. Last, but
a Lancaster newspaper, 1 will try |
havi cream to take off the| Conestoga Transportation Co. |
fow i ] s he has, when a C. S. Hartman {
good stiff rush would rub | Sup’'t of Transportation.
them off easily. | — i
A better idea Loretia, would In reply to sports edifor Geo. |
be, to have her brother Ronnie! Kire hner, whose article appear- |
use toothpaste to shave wih.’ oq in the April 1issue of the
i
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What we need in Washington {4 answer some of the questions |
is more diplomats who don’t pj, spoke of. I thought it would |
have a red scent. be better to answer through the |
— —— medium of the Bulletin since]
Definition of World a big the questions concern the local |
ball that revolves on its taxes. | negple more than county-wide |
ees interest
Too many fellows want their 1. The by-laws say that the |
cake and somebody else's co0k-| qward will be given to the out- |
ie, too standing athlete of Mount Joy |
Therefore at the
end of this vear, the article died
| High School.
man finds that burn-
at coin ends
hard to
dark
with the by-law.
|
|
makes |
. |
|
awards committee rec =]
|
|
|
WiC keep his 2. Th
wife in the ! ommends to the organization
an award to Don
egal on the same basis that we
Mount Joy. Instead,
that any athlete |
is worthy of any and is |
ick I 3 outstanding, we may then grant
mechanic: “What will it cost t0| 4p) award but that would be up |
fix my car?” He asked: “What's to the committee com
the matter with it?” I answered pulsary on the part
“I don’t know.” He replied: | 4 do so
| 3. Mr. Kirchner is right when |
[
against giving
fere’s a
I 21mm
top all [ was on a: gave it to
trip had some car| if we
trouble
near Bi:
so decide
sport
asked the
and not
committee's
| he said that we don’t want to|
SO! go out of town with our ban
Did vou ever see
a woman
tired she could could hardly gyet, Since this is an Mount Joy
keep her mouth open? { organization which is made up|
| of the boys who helped to keep |
OK. — So nothing is funny | alive for mans years,
when you're hungry or YOUr| we want to keep it here
feet hurt. | 4. To be a member, anyone is|
Two little
| eligible who helped
in any way
to foster sport, morally,
shavers were sit-| financ
ting out at the park discussing ially or played in any sports.
their families, when the one re-| I hope that I have answered |
ps one = ;
marked” “1 don’t really know na of the questions since I
who I am, You see, I was left
2 vin 2 ayy 1? te foi 2
on a dobrstep.” His friend sug- | ious times.
gested: “Maybe you're a mitk | BEN GROFF, president of
199 | pa :
bottle! the Old Timers Association
| a
| have had them put to me at var-
When you come to think of it
—Life must be worth living af- | County Group Elects
ter all., The cost has doubled! ‘New Officers
and we still hang on. Officers wears
| meeting of the Lancaster Coun-
elected at the]
|
8 foo Yo . |
Biggest laugh of the week. | ty Senior Extension Club|*
The new bridegroom from Man-
| which is launched into its sec
heim who was told to bring} 4 vear of exisiance.
bus. .. “I just heard your hus- | Stimulate your business by adver. |
the hospital. What's
band’s in | ising in the Bulletin. {
the trouble?” Other wife: "‘It's|
his knee. I found a strange wo- |
man on it.”
Roy Sheetz, Lancaster under-|
taker, says: “If you think ‘old |
soldiers just fade away,” try get-
Some women are
ters, they in all the gossip. in the last war!
but get everything backwards.
| at third and Hipple as
ed the Fun Festival sponsored
by the Mount Joy High School
| baseball team. Proceeds from head :
the evening went toward the : i vout Busine |
purchase of uniforms for he
team. { IS I
Bainbridge School closed for af ry desi md print a
the week because onl: 11 if te 3 AN ;
the 56 students were able to at- |} : 2 > i
tend school due to a epidemic 1
of mumps. i
| Senior
| ded Kathryn Huber and
Elvin | Miller and Be
| Sheaffer and Howard Hilt.
| the bowling league with 35 wins
and 21
like blot- | ting into the uniform you wore | quires the use of wood pickling | 87 EAST MAIN STREET,
| tanks capable of
A WISE OWL | under hot acid baths.
Pump ry
RR
| Stevens School Is
HAPPENINGS Mortuary Record over Applicants
Thad-
BENJ. ol HAWTHORN | Applications for the
— of — MRS :
Mrs. Ellen K. Hawthorne, 70. | deus Stevens Trade School, in
LONG AGO wife of Benjamin F. Hawthorne | Lancaster, are now being re-
Le fii aa ala ! 211 E. Main St Mount Joy, | ceived for the term beginning
© | died at 3:10 a. m. yesterday at|in September, 1954. Stevens is
THIRTY YEARS AGO Lancaster General Hospital, af-| 5 free trade school, maintained
April 9, 1924 | ter a long illness. She was a and operated by the Common
county | daughter of the late
held | Martha Keener Way.
The fourth annual Henry and | wealth of Pennsylvania for the
fireman’s convention was training and education of or
| in Mount Joy | She is survived by her hus-| phans and other deserving boys.
The hospital auxiliary receiv-| band, three sons and a daughter, | The school provides both shop
a . ! Pant B . A ; . netriiet :
> og ( ) ons ( « J i y S wl € Si Siri
ed egg contributions for the| Paul B., Mount Joy James J ind classroom instruction in
it
| hospital at their regular meect-| United States Army; John W.,| various trades.
ing | Elizabethtown; and Ruth, wife A boy must have completed
Sixty-nine persons attended | of Steve Kefalianos, Wildwood, | at east nine grades of schooling
| a bridal shower in honor of|N. J.; also nine grandchildren; | and must have passed his 16th
{ Miss Lillian Jarto who will | one great grandchild and these | pirthday. At the present time,
marry Clinton Clinton Eby next | sisters and brothers, Elizabeth, | there are three boys from
| week | wife of Elmer Heisey, Mt. Joy;| the Mount Joy area who are
The Florin Foundry is now | Emma, wife of Harry Halde-| enrolled at the school. They are
completed and actual operation | man, Elizabethtown; Clara, | Jay M. Brooks, David Street,
will begin in the near future. | wife of David Martin, Landis-| Mount Joy, electricity; Isaac N
Mount Joy will have one of | ville and William Way, Lancas-| geen, Manheim R1, machinist;
the strongest independent base- | ter. and James McFarland, of May
ball teams in the state and will Funeral services were held | town, freshman.
play its first game with the| Tuesday at the Heilig Funeral | ee SA
Manheim Professionals The | Home. Interment was in the| When in need of Printing. (any-
team will wear new uniforms of | Eberle Cemetery. { thing) kindly remember the Bulletin
medium gray with dark blue | . :
stockings and caps. The words
Mount Joy will appear on the |
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shirt. | Fe
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The team will include
locals; Ellis at second
outfielder.
Clyde Eshleman was named |
| Noble Grand of the Mount Joy |
Lodge No. 277, Independent Or- |
| der of Odd Fellows. [
As of the April school
meeting, the needs a |
principal and’ six teachers.
board
board 18101
wife 1; ot ck one evening - - | for vour Tha i tans ol Deaths for the week included
“Cappy says he wants to starve | sure that it was largely through | Samus lS Ri Haldeman’s s Upholstering & Awning Co.
er I disagrees, He | your efforts that this. trip was | eo Waites Morton its. Som. | [hg 11th & Spruce Streets, COLUMEIA, PA.
cal wants his | made possible. ol N Rotstand ohh S. Fore. 13 8-tfe
J wif + slender figure.| Again, I want to thank you | RAR. Mrs. Harriet Forrest, Mrs. |
iy for the past favors, and I Hope Barbara M. Herr and Mrs. Jac- |;
L ft her home | that vou, the faculty and the | ob Zercher
one ¢ Dt a very | student body enjoy your new | |
“pad tase in her mouth” - - - | school building which you will | FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
I'm told Loretta mistakenly | occupy in the near future, | April 6, 1939 | Are You Proud of
used her brothers shaving cream | and that we might again have | The initial meeting of the |
to clean her te . — — | the pleasure of serving you in| Memorial Day celebration was Y h d?
I must agree with Loretta when | your transportation needs. | held with H. O'Neil as General | our Letter ead.
yer said “Ronnie” don’t need | Respectfully yours, | chairman.
Five hundred persons attend-
Weddings of the week includ
ed Wilbur H. Fuhrman and
Miss Mary Jane Brooks
Deaths for the week
included
George W. Housesl Mrs. (Geo
| W. Schatz and Henry K. Wittel
Russell Sumpman, Mount Joy,
02
came in first in baritone : horn pg
solos at the fifth anm Froen-
sic and Music lcague contest A
held at Lititz. He now elig I he M I J Vy B Il ti
ible to compete in the southern oun oO u eo in
| district contest at William Penn
High School in York.
Warden Halter
in pinochle at the fire
won first prize FOR YOUR
Laster Fingagement
company
George
hundred.
Bowling team
2892
card party and Mrs
» won first in five
The Travelers
defeated the Maltas
| 2769. Corll was high single
with 289 and Derr was high]
tripie with 628. The Travelers
I also defeated Newville 2622 to |
2485
An effori will be made by Be sure!
the borough council to re-activ- ———
ate the Chai or of ‘on erce y
| id Ws £ hamber of Commerce | Choose the
Mount Jov is fourth in the .
| county table tennis league diamond
| THE) are in fourth place among :
fourteen teams with 63 wins] rine
and 27 losses o
TEN YEARS AGO marked
April 6, 1944
The Rev. W. L. Koder was
elected president of the local
Rotary Club. i rt Cc a fve .
Roy Herr, Florin, was elected
janitor of the grade school.
Weddings for the wee
K inclu-
Russell
Spahr; Irma Ruth Books and
John H. Mellingei: Esther Keck
and Donald Lee Garlin; Lillian Genuine Aricarved diamond
Mr Re > re} .
jamin Reitew; | rings are made and guaran-
home some groceries. He stop- | Hess. Jr. Strasburg Rl, was el- Audrey Blottenberger and Wil- | teed by America's oldest and
ped at a food store and demand- | ected president of the group. | son Baker Penwell: Mareelean largest ringmaker. That
ed a “fifth of milk.” | James Endslow, Marietta, vice | A. Palmer and James G. Hostet trusted name in the ring, on the
president; Arlene Stehman, of | ter; and Grace Williams and tag — is your protection. Ar¢-
Remember — Flatiery 3 he Lancaster R3; secretary; Alma Arlington Blantz, carved® rings have been be-
perfume to be smelled, not|g;,.x Elizabethtown, assistant;| Deaths for the week included loved by brides for 100 years.
swallowed. | and Jeanette Breneman, Mount/ Oliver Greenawalt; Mrs. Susan Let us show you our special
prim — Joy R2, news reporter. Huttenstein; , Milton Inners, Aricarved Centennial val |
Overheard on the Lancaster eet We seri | Morris Ressler, Elizabeth B. % eves.
*Trade Mark Reg.
Martin's team is still leading |
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