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Broadway Actor
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MABEL TALIAFERRO
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Two Broadway actors
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‘Penna. Game
| Commission
i train bird dogs or
|
will |
Playhouse cast | to midnight,
Weekly Letter
While few owners or handlers
hounds on
wildlife in mid-summer heat
and dryness, the dog training
season is now in effect in Penn- |
sylvania. It came in Aug. 1 and
will continue to Mar. 31, inclus-
ive, 1955.
Sunday dog training is lawful |
but, except in publicly-owned
lands, prior consent of the own- |
er of the property where such
training is contemplated must
be secured.
Rabbit or bird dogs may be
trained from sunrise to 9 p. m., |
and raccoon dogs from sunrise
E.S.T.
| for the pre-Broadway try out | Dogs must be accompanied |
| of the new comedy, “Oliver's| by, and be under the control of, |
| Little Twist,” which will have | their owner or handler. Injury |
| its permiere Thursday at Mount! or death may not be inflicted
| Gretna.
Mabel Taliaferro, who has
been a star on stage and screen
Oliver's wife. She has played
throughout the United States,
in Europe, Australia, London,
Hawaii and the West Indies.
She has taken leading roles in
scores of Broadway shows and
spent a number of years in Hol-
lvwood taking starring parts.
Matt Briggs will play a police
in the new show.
Last year he played in the New
York revival of “The Male Ani-
mal.” taking the part he created
in the original 1940 production.
Other Broadway appearances
include “Bloomer Girl,”
| ior Miss,” “Room Service,”
“20th Century.” In films he ap-
peared with Henry Fonda in
“The Ox Bow Incident,” Jack
yenny in “The Meanest Man in
the World: Betty Grable in
“Coney Island;” “Dancing Par-
tners,” “Buffalo Bill” and “The
3abe Ruth Story.” He also is a
familiar figure on television.
Gretna favorite Harry Shep-
pard will play the third leading
| commissioner
"sued by dogs in training.
|
for many -years, will be seen as|
“Jun-'
iin that southcentral
| role in the Herman A. Miller
| comedy-—that of Oliver, a dia- |
| mond cutter. Others of the
Gretna company who will be
een include Rachel Taylor as
Miss Ta'iaferro and Harry Shep-
pard’s daughter, Robert Lansing
2s her Galvin and
Mason Curry as owners of rival
James Ray, Jack
Lutton and
fiance, Gene
ewelry stores,
Gilchrist James
Robert DeMora.
The comedy, produced by
Charles F. Coghlan, director,
| and Gene P. Otto, will play
through August 18, excluding
Sunday Curtain is 8:30
p.m.
time
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When Hunters May Dig Out |!
Woodchucks
Woodchucks, commonly cal-|
led groundhogs, may be dug out
of dens in cultivated fields and
killed by a hunter in any man- |
ner during the open season.
One who wishes to dig out a|
chuck in such a field must first
obtain permission from the |
owner or occupant. The excava-|
ting operation completed, the
digger is required by law to im- |
mediately replace the earth and |
level the area.
Bears Enjoying Southern
Climate
Police officer Wise, of Le-
moyne, Pa., reports seeing a
mother bear accompanied by 2
cubs in Cumberland county the |
evening of July 27. The
trio appeared in the drive to!
Wise’s vabin, located on Cold
Spring road between Mt.
Springs and Laurel Lake.
This is the first bear reported |
long time.
Dove, Rail and Gallinule
Season for 1954
The U. S. Fish and Wildlife
[ing similarly
| tract, or entice such birds to, on, Thursday, August 12 3
| Robert M.
| Commission
| three-week-old chicks into run-
| ning from the field. |
|jured to a
| foot class.
‘Writes On Sect
bruin
Hoy
| more confused than
area in a|
| dress no matter where he
| be
anything but an Amishman. But {day evening, Aug. 21,
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|
Service has announced the 1954 |
hunting regulations which will |
ing doves, rails and gallinules.
The season for rails and galli-
nules in Pennsylvania this year
will run from Sept. 1 to Nov. 9, |
inclusive, a 10-day extension |
over the 1953 season. These
taken one-
half hour before sunrise to sun-
sot daily except Sunday. On Oc.
tober 30, the first day of the
small game season, no wild ani- |
ma! or wild bird may be law
fully hunted before 9 a. m. E. S. |
Time.
The daily
gallinules is 15,
same as in 1953. The possession, |
after the first day, is 30, double |
that of the previous season. |
Sora remains at 25 for both the
daily and possession limit.
The dove shooting season in
this state will run a full month
as last year, on week days Sept.
15 to Oct. 14, inclusive. Shoot-
ing hours are one-half hour be-
fore sunrise to sunset. In 1953
the hours were noon to sunset.
The daily bag and possession
limit for doves is 8, the same as
last year.
A federal stamp for migra-!
tory bird hunting is not requir
ed to hunt rails,
sora or doves.
Federal regulations prohibit
the use of any shotgun capable
of holding more than 3 shells, |
including semi-automatic and|
hand operated repeating shot- |
guns. The shotgun plug must be
incapable of removal without
disassembling the gun. Shot-!
guns used in taking doves, rails,
gallinules and sora may not be
larger than 10 gauge. Rifles
may not be used in taking mi-
gratory game birds. Such birds
may be taken through the use
of bow and arrow.
Federal regulations also state:
Migratory game birds may not
be taken by the aid of salt, or
shelled or shucked or unshuck-
ed corn, wheat, or other grains,
or other feed or means of feed-
bag on rails and
except sora, the
gallinules, |
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MOUNT JOY, PA. |
| to American life.
| join the group make
12 per cent of the membership.
to
40 the Mennonites] Stark paced Mount Joy with
came from “left wing” Protest- three solid hits. |
antism in Reformation times.|Manheim ab h |
They interpreted the Bible 39 4 7
more literally than did most) Mt. Joy ab r h|
people. Though the Mennonites Ke ar; ss-rf ...... 2 1 0 |
are divided in practice, the au- |Newcomer 1f 4 0 0
thor points out that this may be| Harnish 3b . 3 0 1
their virtue—the desire at any|Zalenka Dp. So 0 0
cost of complete obedience to| Wealand cf... . 8 0 0
! the intent of Scripture. Simpli-| Packer ¢ ....... 4 0 0
i city and love expressed in the Mumma 1b ...... 4 1 1
social service and world-wide|Corll 2b ........ 2 1 1}
| concern for victims of war grow Bailey 2b ....... 2 0 0
| out of their piety. This is mani- | Stark ri-ss ...... 4 1 3
| group of Americans in the past
| of countries.
, suffering
i the
Sith Beer ~~ Leo tars: WAY'S APPLIANCES
| s > of sep
apply for the shooting of mourn- | core
a TE
used to lure, at-|THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. |
| or over the area where hunters oH {
are attempting to take them.
Poisonous Snake Kills Wild
Turkey Chick
On the afternoon of
Farwell, a Game
food and cover
foreman, operated a mower on !
a food plot State Game |
Lands No. 89, north of Lock |
Haven. The machine frightened :
a wild turkey hen and her four
Lions Elect
International President
NORA awe
July 21
peer
on
Farwell says, “I stopped the }
tractor to allow the birds to | ui
leave the plot without scatter-
ing. At the edge of the clearing
one young turkey jumped, flut-
tered its wings and ran as if in-
clump of grass
where it concealed itself.
“I rushed to the spot where it
appeared the poult had been
molested. There lay a yellow, Monroe L. Nute of Kennett Square, |
|
|
Monroe L. Nute
phase rattlesnake in the four- Pennsylvania was elected Interna-
the tional President of Lions Interna-
It started for
| tional at the Association's 37th
brush but received a shot thru | Annual Conve
the middle from my
revolver.
ntion in New York
38 caliber| ¢ ity. Lions International with more
| than half a million members in
111,000 clubs in 58 countries and
geographical locations is the world’s
largest service club organization,
“TI found the four-ounce tur-
key in its hiding place. It seem-
ed very dazed. The venom Kkil-|
led it in less than five minutes.| |
Close examination showed the NEVER TOO LATE
snake's fangs had penetrated Paoli, Ind. — The Rev. Isaac
the chick at the point of the Morris, who celebrated his 99th
breast bone. The punctured birthday, said his only regret
area turned blue a short time was that he did not keep a |
| after the poult died.” | diary.
“If I'd known I would live so
(long, IT would have,” he said.
John Hostettler | |
|GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM
{TO PLAY AT FLORIN
There are probably half A The Lancaster Eagles Girls’
million Mennonites in the| Softball team will meet the
world; about half of them live Florin EUB Church team in a
in North America, and. in t |game on Tuesday, August 17th |
state of Pennsylvania there are ON the Florin diamond.
The girls’ team has played|
over 35.000, John A. Hostetler|
discloses in a new booklet) .
Mennonite Life, (50 cents, Her-| uled to play in Reading August
ald Press, Scottdale, Pennsyl-| 1% 14, and 15 in the State Fin- |
vania). ja s.
Probably no two groups are er |
the Amish! [SPORTSMEN PLAN
| and the Mennonites. An Amish-{SUPPER AUGUST 21 |
plain] The Milton Grove Sportsmen's |
may! Club is planning a chicken corn
for|soup supper to be held Satur-|
on the)
Mennonite [Milton Grove School grounds.
group are not so easily identi.| There will be plenty of free en-|
fied. There are more than altertainment consisting of music
arate Mennonite,and movies of big game hunt-
games to date and are sched- |
man with beard and
can rarely be mistaken
members of the
bodies each having distinct cus-|ing. Ralph Ginder is chairman
toms and religious practices 2f the committee in charge and
All this is made more complex|Agnes Holwage: is chief cook.
by the fact that some dress
“plain” and others have no dis |
tinguishing dress at all. Midget- Midget News
Dr. Hostetler discusses selec tl
ed aspects of the Mennonite wi The locals held a good Man- |
ture—worship, colleges, cook (heim team to a 4-4 tie last Sat
ing. clothing, religious ‘doctrines| urday morning in a nine inning
arts, leisure, social life, and|%ame.
contributions of the Mennonites] Gus Zalenka the
Outsiders who
up about
mound for the locals and blank-
ed Manheim the
was on
last six innings. |
With the score 4 to 3 against
them in the last of the 7th in-
[ning, Mumma laced a single to |
center field. He stole second |
base and scored the run that
tied the game when Stark drove
a sharp single to left field. |
This is the first publication to
answer briefly and concisely
the hundrers of questions peo-
ple ask about the Mennonites. It
is easy to read and well illustra-
fest by such practices as the
footwashing ceremony, the holy Totals ....... 32 4 6
| kiss, prayer veilings for women,| ee @)
and absence of jewelry. Patronize Bulletin Advertisers.
Mennonites donated liberally|————— - == |
to relief causes, and still do. | |
They were sending fifty percent|
of the relief goods of private ag-|
encies to Germany in the peak
of greatest need following the!
last World War. This small
WAY’S
RFCORD
CORNER
12 years donated and distribut- THE HIGH AND THE
ed about twenty million dollars, MIGHTY
worth of cash and goods to the
needy people, regardless of race TENDERLY —
or religion, in more than a score
Their concern for
peoples has made [ISLE OF CAPRI
them world conscious, and has
he'ped them to forget their dif- p,
ferences
The auton, Dr. John A. Hos- STEAM HEAT—
tetler, is a graduate of Pennsyl- Patti Page |
vania State University. He is a :
student of folk cultures and au- WAIT FOR ME DARLING—
poplar Amish Life. Georgia Gibbs
Lex Baxter
Norman Luboff choir |
Gaylords
CREAM—
Four Aces
thor of the
He has just returned from a MA, I MISS YOUR APPLE
Fulbright appointment to Ger- PpIE—
many where he studied first Jimmie Boyd
backgrounds of the Amish
Phone 3-3622
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OFENING TONIGHT —- PLAYING THRU AUGUST 18
Pre-Broadway Tryout of a New Comedy
“Oliver’s Little Twist”
Featuring
TALIAFERRO and HARRY SHEPPARD
MT. GRETNA, PA,
MABEL
With a Broadway and Hollywood Cast
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FRIDAY — SATURDAY, AUGUST 13 - 14
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