a vi i O W I. I A F F | Published every Thursday at 11 | BY A WISE OWL] Al Huck was telling the cus- tomers at the barber shop that when as a kid he was smarter than Abraham Lincoln. He said| he could recite Lincoln's Get-| tysburg Address when he was| only 13 years old while Lincoln | was 50 years old before he did| it. { | | Mount Joy, Pa., as second class mn | ed as best man, and ushers were Jd ander the Act of March 3 HEINAMAN WARFEL Mr. Robert Sherk. brother of hall floors. The*hall in the sec- | Member, Pennsylvania News- Miss Barbara Warfel, daugh-| the.bride, and Mr. Robert Tyn- ond floor is being painted as paper Publishers’ Association. !ter of Mr. and Mss. John M dall. the bridegroom's brother. | well as the walls of the third Warfel. Mount Jovy RI and Mr. Jay Barnhart, Mt. Joy,| and fourth grade rooms. v Charles Heinaman, sen of Mrs. | organise, played the wedding Book shelves are also being Weddings Susan Heinaman. Florin, were| music and accompanied. Miss | made * for the various class married Saturday afternoon at| Marigrace Bucher, Mount Joy, | rooms. NISSI =v. CARE] two o'clock, in St. John's Luth | soloist : : | AN o> ma eran Church, Maytown, with Following a reception in the EN The marriage of Miss Mildred| 1h. Rev. Wilbur Allison officiat-| church social rooms, the couple ga ER Arlene Cassel, daughter of Mr.} i, left on a wedding trip to New A \ : 5 and Mrs. Walter K. Cassel, of The bride was given in mar-| York City. They will reside at nl MEMORIALS pd Manheim R1, to Mr. Jay Nis- by her father. Mrs. Anna-| 207 E. Orange Street. M WN sley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meredith, sister of the| The bride, a graduate of Mt. AYTO ; dis L. Nissley, Manheim R4,| bride, Mount Joy. was matron| Joy High School and the Lan- errs a was solemnized Sunday after-| of honor. Bridesmaids were sis-| caster General Hspital school of noon at 2 o'clock in Manheim] tors of the bride. Mrs. Shirley | Nursing, is employed on the Electric Ww Idi Church of the Brethren with| Roth, Rheems, and Mrs. Kay | nursing staff of the hospital. and Gas € ng the Rev. Jere Cassel officiating.; Gallo. Elizabethtown. and sis-| Mr. Tyndall, a graduate of Mt. in The bride was given in mar-{ters of the bridegroom, Miss| Joy High School and the Penn- Also Specialize On riage by her father. Mrs. John| June Heinaman, Florin; and | sylvania State University, will FARM MACHINE WELDING There is no such thing as a| Cassel, sister-in-law of the| Mrs. Betty Henny, Mount Joy. | enter /the U. S. Army in the AND EQUIPMENT dangerous woman; there are| bride, Ephrata, was matron of | George Rhoads, Bainbridge,| near iuture. fiutomobile and Truck Welding only susceptible men. | honor. Bridesmaids were Miss served as best man. Ushers ET LAWN MOWER SHARPENING | Lois Hernley and Miss Marilyn| were John Warfel, brother of MARRIAGE LICENSES Two moonshiners from back | Frank, both of Manheim R3.| the bride, Rheems; Ellis Mere- George E. Ford, 11 Lumber i W Idi Sho the Blue Ridge mountains were| Elaine Rohrer, Lititz R3, was; difh, Mount Joy: Isaac Heina-| Street, and Mary Janice Carl, over S e ing p discussing operations. flower girl. : iL { nan, brother of the bridegroom| 218 Highlawn Ave., Elizabeth- Delta and Marietta Streets “When I take my stuff into Mr. Robert Sensenick, Lititz] of Quentin; and Kenneth Henny | town. MT. JOY, PA. Phone 3-5931 town,” one of them said, “ah|R2, served as best man. Jshers) of Mount Joy. Joyce Meredith, | Jack M. Taylor, 1503 Regival ie Be. WN. = always drives mighty slow — were Mr. William Groff, Man- | niece of the bride, was flower | gtveet. Harrisburg and Barbara Quality Meats about 20 miles per hour.” heim; Mr Jerry Hess, Eliza-! girl, and Curtis Price, nephew] Grace Ranck, 25 East Main St. «Skeered of the law?” the| bethtown R3; Mr. John Cassel, of the bride, was ring bearer | Martin Lehman, Manheim R1 ALSO A FULL LINE OF other asked. Drother of the bride, Ephrata, | Miss Jarbara Martin was or-| and Elsie June Rohrer, Ronks. ; “No,” answered the first.|ana Mr. Gerald Hess, Lititz R2.| ganist ang the soloist was Miss| jay D. Weaver, Akron and} CIHR 271 The Gospel Four sang: Joyce Koller. | Mary N. Musser, Landisville. | pi a “Gotta age the stuff.” An expert is when you know something nobody else cares a- bout. Sunday night at a family gathering, while discussing chickens, . “Toots” Mateer was telling * the folks that the best] fowl was the “Red Island] Rhode.” Joe, the Barber: “Look, mis- ter, was your tie red when you came in here?” Victim: “Heck, no, it was black.” Joe: “Oops, sorry, then. I've just cut your throat.” | Everybody ?is? willing to] forget the past when it catches] up with him. The customer at a local lunch | counter was struggling valiant ly with his not-so-choice steak | and said to the proprietor: “It’s a shame to fry a tire that still] has that much tread on it.” When a married man tells vou that when he talks his wife! sis up and takes notice, he | probably meant that he talks in his sleep. | *Pop” Ebersole says they | should print pari-mutuel tickets | on hard tack. Even if you lose] you won’t go hungry. Figures may not lie, but | girdles keep a lot of them from | felling the truth. i If a woman's intuition is so Wiagerful, how come they ask S0 \ fF questions? h A WISE OWL | Thirteen Celebrate Birthdays On Same Date Last Friday | the customary held in honor | Instead of birthday parties of one person's party was held Friday night in| honor of thirteen persons | whose birthdays were June 17.| The affair was held at The Dell, east = of the borough, at| which ten of the birthday per- | sons were present. Arranged by | Mrs. George Lehman, she said a few years ago she knew of| one person other than her hus- | band whose birhday was June | 17. This year, it seemed that | she kept hearing of more per-| sons who celebrated the same] day. Those who celebrated their | birthdays and who were pres- | ent were George Lehman, Mon- | roe Garber, Elizabethtown RD, | Eugene Habecker, Hershey RD, | Miss Alice Nissley, Mrs. Anna | Grissinger, Mrs. Mahlon Fore- | man, Mrs. Michael Pricio, Mrs. | Leroy Bates, Mrs. Alpheus Rye, and Richard Divet. Three oth-| ers were unable to attend. Are there any others whose | birthdays are on that day? A Wri in to the Bulletin apd] i ie dy Bo tg i) RELL tn B 4 8 | and Ralph Swarr, Mount special day al ~ THE BULLETIN 1 couple left on a wedding to California. East Main Street, Mount Joy. | 4t Mount Jov Rl Lancaster County, Pa. : The bride, a graduate of Ju-| Attending the bride were Larmon D. Smith, Publisher The 5 A nong 0 Ye niata College, is a member of | Mrs. Patricia Merhab, Toledo, REPAIR WORK : John E. Schroll, ~q | the facully of East Donegal | Ohio, as matron of honor, and Repair work and improve- Editor and Publisher, 1901-1952}, Lh. ee Twp. Elementary School. The| Mrs. Mary Schroder, Akron, ments for the Mount Joy Ele S PERE Rate $2.5 VY y sto re fad 7 a Mure mt {Subscription 3310 (ait 00 per | bridegroom, a graduate of Mt. ind Miss Anita Myers, Mt. Joy, mentary School have already J Le hs Joy High School, is engaged in| as bridesmaids Advertising rates upon request. | Entered at the postoffice at} tarming A reception was held at Pen- Following a reception in vn Holl. Foil 0 1 Ch 1 Andrew B. Hess, Mount Joy bl ryn Ire all. Following a} Donega ub House, the couple] R1 and Dorothy Jean Metzler wedding trip to Atlantic City. | left on a wedding trip to Niag- Lancaster R4 ? 2 Fruits & Vegeta €s the couple will reside at Man- | ara Falls and Canada. They will | Jav D. Weaver. Akron, and heim R4. Both are graduates| reside at the home of the bride. | Mary N. Musser. Landisville y of Manheim Central High | - —— i > Be a pat ar el : | School. The bridegroom is a] TYNDALL SHERK | - $ | NE Reh | Patronize Bulletin Advertisers / Of 1 N ST. ] INT JO farmer. | Miss Thelma Sherk, daughter|___ Ce MAN OF. MOUNT Joy ere {of Mr. and Mrs. Jay E. Sherk, | SWARR — BENDER { Mount Joy v2, became the Estie M. Bender. daughter of] bride of Mr. Richard L. Tyn-| Hs h Wi d d Fallin T Mr. and Mrs. Eli G. Musser, of | dall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ; 1 4 mn S an g rees Lewes, Del., and Lloyd R.|liam LeRoy Tyndall, 83 East Swarr, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.| Main St, Mount Joy, in a cere- won't interrupt your cooking if you use bottle gas. Use a Lehman Swarr, Mount Joy R1.| mony Sunday afternoon at 2:00 were married at 10:30 o'clock] o'clock in St. Mark's Evangelic- | | | i | i Thursday morning in Florin E.| { | | U. B. Church, with the Rev NOW! John Gable officiating » Mrs. Hubert Rice, Mount Joy,}| attended the bride as matron of | honor, and Russel Swarr, Mt. | Joy, was best man for thel bridegroom. 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