A WISE OWL
BY
I local chap called at his par-
son's hom2 and asked him if
he thought it is right for any
person to profit by the mistakes
of others.
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THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy. Pa. |
Thursday, September 29 2
THE BULLETIN

PROCLAMATION
Whereas, National Business
| Women’s Week will be celebra- |
ted throughout the nation begin-
Published every Thursday at 11 ning on Sept. 25 and ending on
East Main Street, Mount Joy. Sct 1% ‘and
Lancaster County, Pa. Oct » anc :
Larmon D. Smith, Publisher Whereas the organization of |
pe | The National Federation of
John E. Scholl, Business and Professional Wo-
Editor and Publisher, 1901-1952 |
Rate $2.50 per
year by Mail
l 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 News-
paper Publishers’ Association.
Crippled Children
Society Reports
247 Examinations

A total of 247 orthopedic ex-
“Most certainly not, + Teplied/ aminations were given in the 12
the preacher. | clinics held during June, July,
hi ee i or ed and August. Acting as hostesses
out his hand ana said, ronaps rera Mrs. Charles Vogt. Irs.
you'll return the ten dollars I} i win yop Mr
gave you last June for marrying Bobet B. Rohrer and Mrs. Jno
me.” {| H. Hartman, Jr.
A Florin man asked his son: to st ey ere Sa
“Now that you're a Boy Scout,| © ‘© ih Services o pas sa
y ..| caster County Society for Crip-
did you do a good turn for pled Children & Adults, your
Somebody today? ved “Oh I ted Feather and Easter Seal
he boy answered: : Society, at 129 E. Orange St.
cettainly did, I spent the whole Lancaster. The examinations re-|
afternoon over at Johnny Ss) vealed diagnoses of cerebral
helping his old man hark 21 palsy, polimyelitis, cerebral ac-
ew deci oF cords pat he; cident, fracture, survature, tu
needs tonight! | berculosis of the spine, flat feet,
" i knock knzes, bow legs and club
A young mother on East| soot The individual treatment
Main street told her husband| ¢,. patient, as outlined by
that the baby’s crying, and the orthopadic surgeons, was
asked him if he would go in taught to the family and patient
and look at him this time.” | by the orthopedic nurse and the |
The husband replied: “Oh, physical or occupational thera-
no. Mothers are supposed to do pist, and followed closely in
that, not fathers. Fathers are| tho Treatment Center or in the
supposed to get their sleep at| anywhere in the city]
night so they can get up in the and county. For this purpose,
morning and earn a living for| 195 visits were made
the family. aim | Five operations were per-|
Sa or pean Hiv whl formed by the orthopedic sur
idn’t you te e the rules be-
Te ae? | geons.
fore {ie game staried | Board members, Easter Seal

| volunteers,
with the!
lot of
more.”
“The thing wrong
younger generation is, a
us don’t belong to it any
| clinics and with
At a nearby school an absent-|
minded professor liked to join
his students in a game of cards.
It was agreed that each player
should start by putting ten cents
in the kitty. All did with the
exception of the professor.
Not liking to tell him direct-
ly, the students pretended to]
argue among themselves as to!
which of them had not paid his|
stake.
The professor listening for al
moment, then quickly withdrew!
one of the dimes from the Kkit-
ty.
“If you young men are
to quarrel,” he said, “I'm
to take my money back.”
going)
going
Enck says:
“While it may be difficult for a
rich man to enter heaven, it's
also very difficult in 1955 for a
poor man to remain
Philosopher
on earth.”
A High Street wife asked her
husband why he always goes
out on the front porch when
she sings?”
Hubby: “I want to prove to
the neighbors that I'm not beat-
ing you.”

“Look here,” said a Market
Street girl's father, “you’ve been |
calling. to see my daughter for
a long time now. What are your|
ir fentions?’
“Well,” said the young man,|
“I had hoped to become an ad-
dition to the family.”
“Nothing doing in addition,”
replied the father. “You'll have
to subtract.”
| Highspire,
My mother used to worry a
lot about my father. If he was
out past midnight, she’d start]
checking all the hospitals.
—— Oh, not to see if he
was there. She wanted to make
a reservation for him.
{ of
“Most can’t
prosperity but then,
people don’t have to.” |
ne
On Fairview Street five chil-
dren were huddled around the
television set watching their!
favorite program when mother|
stuck her head in the ing
“Who knows the difference]
betwzen a head of cabbage and!
a lemon?” she asked.
“I do,” answered the next to
the oldest.
“Then get your hat and coat,”
said mother; “I'm sending you
to the store for groceries.”
people ~ stand)
most |

| fice work.
| of the
| ported children to
| given
| mer
| too big or
Camp Easter
| set,
| tended Camp Easter Seal,
| near
Junior League mem- |
bers and friends of Crippled
Children gave 351 hours of vol-
unteer helping at the
the regular of-|
In addition, members
Kiwanis Club provided
transportation for crippled chil-|
dren to and from Camps Easter]
Seal, Harmony Hall and Variety
Club. The Shrine Club
and
This
actual dol-
service
trans-|
from
hospitals and clinics, re-
flects in a saving of
lars and cents for the Society
as well as valuable time saved
for the busy therapists who can|
devot> that time to the care and
treatment of the handicapped
DPErsons.
Many of the verly handi-
capped children
added ple
by
and adults were
‘asure this sum-
tickets to
attend following shows.
th2 Show, sponsored by
the Lancaster Lions and Lancas
being
the
Horse
given
ter County Riding Clubs: the
Circus, by the Shrine Club: the
Gymkhana, sponsored by the
| Lancaster County Riding Club
and the Circus, sponsored by
the Neffsville Fire Co. Mrs.
John Heisey, a volunteer. who
gives daily services to the So-4
ciety, made all the arrangements
and accompanied the
the
group to
No job is
“Kit-
crippled
various activities.
too small
ty” Heisey to do for
children and the society.
September 5th marked
{ closing of Camp activities
crippled of
county. Four children
Seal,
months;
for
the
for
Lancaster
attended
near Somer-
on” at-
for two
near |
Somersat,
attended
for two one!
months;
Harmony Hall,
for two months:
attended Camp Daddy
White Haven,
and five attended
Club Camp,
for 1 month.
rived from
near |
one
Allen,
for 10 days
the Variety |
Philadelphia,
pleasure de-|
experiences!
can best be told by the words |
several of the campers
they greeted the staff, “Can I
come back next year Please”?
nee |
current teach- |
er tenuare program was set up
under administrations of Gov.|
George H. Earle (1935.39) |
near
The
thes»
as
|

When I asked spouse if
my
she was saving any money |
since she started her personal |
budget system, she quickly re-
plied: “Sure, by the tibe I get)
it straightened out every even-
ing, it’s too late to g0 any-
where.”
A WISE OWL'
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Lancaster
evangelist
borough from
Bell is an
Marietta. Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
md Ober, 34 West Main St.,
re the second family visited
member .of the
| This past = June
from Eastern
cated in Iowa City.
1951
he
Mennonite
Krall was a
graduating
| class of Mount Joy High School
graduated
Col-
| guidance and love

A child asks for help in
many ways often through
prayer. A child needs care and
and attention.
a child's prayer is
the loving care given
in a foster home of the Family
and Children’s Service, or by
the Visiting Nurses, the Asso-
ciation for the Blind, and the
Society for Crippled Child en.’
You can help this youngster.
You can help answer
ans-
Many
wered by
the pray
ers of many children when vou the merchint uc and public institutions including
the merchants siness pla- : : itv vi
give generously to 22 Red p tants and business pla hospitals, community service
Ces 0 0 7 . .
Feather Services of the Com- 5 Yount Jos. units, homes for the aged, chil
munity Chest and the Red dren’s homes, city missions, |
Cross through your United Com-| | and administrative headquarters
munity Campaign. Give the ops of church organizations. Volun-
: | . : |
“United Way” To Report New Families | teers serve as farmers, order-
ee Who Are to be Visited lies, carpenters, masons, elect-
t ricians, recreation leaders, lab-
FALMOU H Call MJ-3-9763 | oratory, teachers, x-ray, and
AAAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, j surgical technicians, secretaries,
| clerks, nurses, nurse aides, and
Rev. Wilmer Hurst has mov- |
: nas Webb Reunion Held { in other capacities.
ed to Morgantown, W. Virginia, | { . > .
A . «| This program is designed es-
where he will assume duties The descendants of James E.| iall ¢ I :
: y pecially or young yeople who
there on Sunday morning. and Annie Webb held their 8th'! : Ire NE par
: © I WIsh 10 give s1X months to two
The Annual Cedar Hill School annual reunion Sunday at the he I I f
" { years in a humanitarian type «
reunion was held Saturday af-| Donegal Church House, Donegal’ * 4 be o
' hy | service under the direction of
ternoon in the school. A pro-| Springs. |
: 3 . } the church.
gram was presented, in charge The: Charles Shank family]
4 | BE
of Russel Sweigart, who is the| was elected to take care of the
association
were Rus-
Prsident; Wilbur
Weaver, vice president; Calvin
Garman, secretary; Mrs. Paul
Espenshade, treasurer; Paul
Weaver, program chrm.: and
children’s Mrs. Dorothy
H. Fike and Mrs. Clyde Ruhl. |
The Stevens Hill reunion will
ke held October 15 in the Ce-
dar Hill School as a result of
an invitation from the Board of
Education of the Cedar Hill
School. Charles Hoover of
Elizabethtown, is president of
the group and Mrs. Richard An-
drews is the program chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Floyd
gave a surprise birthday party
Saturday afternoon in honor of
their daughter, Mrs. Jack Dis-
singer, Harrisburg.
Christ Helpers Bible
St. Paul's EUB.
Thursday evening at
of Mrs. Charles W,
president of the
New officers electad
sel Sweigart,
games,
Rev
Class of
Church met
the home
Brinser.

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The
and
Mr.
moved
from
| Snyder
Laboratories,
Mrs, C.
Street,
group.
had
and
into an apartment from Reading. |
and Mrs
Main
Mr.
East
family
caster
The Mennonite Relief and
es ; Service Committee places per-
ifts ¢ srtificates for sv
Gills and certificates for me sonnel in both church-operated
chandis»
Obers
Philadelphia.
and
their
into the
II property
| The Snyders moved to Mf.
Haddonfield, N. J.
is .employed at
L. Stites,
were
Although
offices in
his
The
boys and moved here from Lan-
here lege, Harrisonburg, Va.
Just prior to
| assignment at
26 he completed a
moved from |
|
Mrs.
son
L2o Schneider
and daughter
George Brown]
on Jacob Street.
which
unteers
through
tory and program,
and Bible study and
personal counselling.
Joy
Mr.
Wyeth
Marietta. Dr. and
West Main]
also visited by the|
Dr. Stites
the borough, he
recently moved!
prepare for
classes in
Persons serving in
voluntary
receive
as :
h nonite
gram
their
wile
maintenance
2091 , e1R .
a | and $16 per
Jah lowance the first
three the second year.
James Floyd,
Street, was the
Ry year
Floyds have
were presented from!

training period at Elkhart,
is designed to help vol-
the
service
beginning
Iowa City Sept.
two week
Ind.,
service
church
ing much toward the develop
ment of business and industry;
and
Whereas we are emphasizing
“Aim High" - in this pre-|
election year; and
Whereas the Mount Joy BFW leanme Carson stars as Heidi, with Wally Cox a and Pinky Lee 4
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ment and progress of business, . {
industry and civic needs in our J Vi it Ch hA on |
community: oycees ISI urc $Sl1 S |
Now, Therefore, I B. Titus
| Rutt, Burgess of Mount Joy do Five New John H. Krall
hereby proclaim the week be-| ;
ginning Sunday, Sept i and : . I U Of ]
ending Saturday, Oct. as Na - Fami lies 0 ° owa |
tional Business n's Wee John H. Krall. son of Mr. and
Seon Five new families were visit- Mrs. Carl S. Krall, S. Market
ed Friday evening by the Wel- Strest. has been assigned to
ASKS FOR HELP come to Mount Joy committee work at ‘the University of lowa|
of the JoyCees. Mrs. John Lan- School for Handicapped Chil-!
| dis,, Mrs. Thomas O'Connor and dren, lows City, Iowa, as an
| Mrs. Charles Ryman visited the orderly for two years by the
five, Mennonite Relief and Service
{ The new residents of Mount Committee, Elkhart, Ind., under
Joy visited are the Rev. and! (he voluntary service program
| Mrs. Edward Bell, 28 South | of the Mennonite Church. He
Market Street. The Bells have | will also serve as leader of
| three daughters. They moved to] the voluntary service unit® lo-
his
his-
group living,
also thru
Men-
pro-
transporta-
tion to their project and return,
whil2 on the
month personal al-
and $20
job,
| REMEMBER A BIRTHDAY

reunion in 1956.
Prizes were given to the fol-| FOR ONE WHO IS ILL
lowing: Oldest - Mrs. Mamie! Walter R. 125 West
Webb; Youngest, Daughter of Donegal Strzet, who has been
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Webb;! ill for the past three months.
Most married, Mr. and will celebrate his birthday Sat
Mrs. Ronald Shank: Largest | urday, Oct. 1. Mr. Pennell has
family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter, been confined to his home for
| Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond | that time. Friends and relatives
Good, Philadelphia, were awar-| are asking that his friends re-
ded the prize for coming the! member him on that special
groatest distance. There were! day.
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