THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa
Thursday, November 10

Published every Thursday
THE BULLETIN
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Letters To The Editor
Dr.
cal director,
Oscar Davis, county medi- SENIOR HIGH CLASSES/
under whose di-' ELECT OFFICERS

Fest Moin Street, Mouth doy. | Wl | Faction this i Senior high school classes of |
O WwW L L A F F S Larmon D. Smith, Publisher As Polio Vaccine Chairman ing Na ness No i Donegal High School elected
. John E. Schroll, of Lancaster, I would like to mable help at all times. They class officers for ‘the year. |
{Editor and Publisher, 1901 1952 | publicly Extend my sincere) hh credit ; 1 J Tr Nee
: Ae ote ROR a | thanks to all those who assists] TT ore uch jeregal. | George McKain - was - elected
BHO ra pet d in any way in the vaccina How many Lancastrians rea- president ;of the senior class;
| Advertising rates upon request. | (ion of th first and second lize ho Ne this Pojear Was Hess, vice president:
Entered at the postoflice at! 4 executed, do not know, but
Me Joy, Pa. second class | ahilaren in Hh : | feel that its. accomplishments Susan Fellenbaum, secretary;
|i) under ie Ach of Maren Bact the aie uaa a meant a lot in holding down Peggy Wolfe, treasurer; and
Member, Pennsylvania News- | ith the Salk Polio Vaccine | the number of cases here in Jean Wagner, historian.
paper Publishers’ Association. I was a teamwork projec Lancaster this year and that James Shank was named
Ty gp Te | and 0 which demanded the| Ma of our children were president of the junior class;
= Editorially | co and hard work of ev.| spared the torments and scour- au he Gl
SR Reed. itor when of the terrible disease. It Le€RO) Kaylor, vice presidents
| CRIPPLING ACCIDENTS earl 10.000 young school| WAS indeed a very big job Arlene Heisey, secretary: Phil-
ALSO LEAVE TRAGEDY hild are given 19.050 shots. Well done and my sin- lis Wolgemuth, treasurer; and|
The Pennsylvania Society for| mim details and professional cere thanks and appreciation Nancy Royer, historian.
Crippled Chldren and Adults] pe fectic was mandatory. Be on 1h ia held Robert Heistand was chosen
WE ZS . oa I woul ce ts an) a) $s stra-
BY A WISE OWL anally pase i ee aman tion, Those thousands of moth-' sophomore class head; Tony
tention to the fact that too lit | ma Sorority of the Lancaster and fathers whose children Martin, vice president; Lois!
it by chance you should see {lo attention has been paid to| Cit Council who {rom the Povey, Pes pollo vaccine puhrmah, secretary; Dorothy
a local gent walking around! the thousands of accident vie i very veginning helped prepare ph bye = Ihe an In Feltcher, treasurer; and Linda
town, all lit up, here's why: tims who aren't killed just; the many forms needed and thei respeciive homes and . :
} i 2 schools Fellenbaum, Hisar
Last week one day this man, maimed and crippled | did so much of the clerical —
and his wife e shopping at the point is a good! work. I would like to extend] TO me it was true evidence :
the Acme Store. His wifa’ pur- en a practical and important] 17 cere thanks to Dr. Ar of thousands of Dimes and Mostysar Record
chased a pound of pretzies an point Almost inevitably when thur P. Mylin, county superin Dollars work--saving lives] ary
a bag of light “Ar! ... 1... or take part in discus- tendent; Dr. O. H. Aurand, city saving limbs, saying
piving at the cor, thal ion. concerning necidents uperintendent; Dr. Raymond. 93¥S and weeks of yrs J. REESE ENTREKIN
parked just outside the store! it be automobile ac- H+ Koch, superintendent of the HOR and rehabilitation. A real] Mrs. Ida B. Entrekin, eighty-
the Mrs. laid the articles on the cidents or any other kind the Columbia Boro schools Right iribute to the American way of, seven. widbw of J Eo
front seat of the auto and when, point centers around the Monsignor Robert J. Mah- fa} of support , and trekin, 1508 W. Philadelphia
her husband got in the car he ;..., aspeet cir, superintendent of the Paro- muerest, A testimonial to the or York, died Tuesday at 2 a.
sat on the bag of light bulbs. Little tioueht is given. a chial schools of the Harrisburg DR of ithe Nation-} at: the York Hospital, after
em - [this Han ral society wolnts Diocese, and all other public, hy po io: Infantile °, illness of two weeks.
A colored pre acher In a near- Vout. to the equally tragic side parochial and 1 private school are yas nd the Lancaster / Born in Mount Joy, she was
by town came upon a portion of sach sordid inos administrators who were so County. Chapter. the daughter of the late John
of his flock engaged mn shoot | who are crippled or maimed helpful in directing this polio It was a wonderful experi- { H. and Susan Dombach Keagy.
ing cotap. He sul, "Dow's you perhaps for life project. Then too, there were gnoe and accomplishment and; ghe was the last of her imme-
all know it's wrong to shoot ky : : those wonderful mothers in the I feel that everyone who | diate family.
crap?” One of the boys looked Unquestionably this particul many PTA and Mothers’ Clubs: €d can feel justly proud that! > ;
up and said, “Yes, and believe] 8 aspect has been brought for- school nurses and the they were a very important . Services will be held
me parson, I'm paying for my cibly home to this humanitarian or purses who assisted in such part in history making com-| 11 the 1 Prod Gro Fuperal
Sins.” agency for they have selected , magnificent we unity health ole wlticl Home Thursday afternoon with
Sins | the unwelcome and thankl ss magne way; he many ig va project ‘wile Interment in the Millersville
eee cree 4 roan ANXIZSS doctors who so willingly volun-| Will go a long way to help Me TE CTs :
Middle age is when work is ¢hore in the field of public teered to give the shots and] Make this community, this na-! ennonite Cemetery
no longer play, and play is Vice of working Wan crippl who were so thoughtful and co- tion and the world a better bet-! =~ = =
getting to be work Those of he - Seal” operative and last but by no: ter place for our children and | Patronize Advertisers.
a society work first hand with: 005 the least. the teachers their children in which to live. |
About the most ‘ambitious crippled children and adults and ho were co understanding and (Mrs.) Frank E. Phillips. |
bunch of hunters I ever saw,| they know as do few the trag helpful. I would not want to Chairman Lancaster Polio:
were the ones at Charlie Feidt's| ¢dy of those chldren and adults pics those volunteers who were Vaccine Committee
“Paradise Camp” in Perry Who are crippled responsible for the transporta- ®
County - We visited there “We in the Easter S=al socie- tion of the vaccine to the! PLAY AT HEART HAVEN
about noon last Saturday and ties are gravely concerned be many stations and doctor's of-! Last Saturday Kay Kauffman |
the only hunting I could seejcause of the continuously rising fices and others who in any di-' and Patricia Szerist played flute]
done was Walter Young, hunt- number of per- rect or indirect way helped duets .and the clarinet quartet,’
ing the time of day, as his sons coming under our care as with this city and county pro- composed of Douglas Fish. ! |
fool-proof watch went bad, and! a result of accidents accidents ject. Neither would I want to Joyce Berrier, Loretta Hornafi-
Cherlie, who was in his paja-; that could be avoided with miss the newspapers radio us and Paula Weien, played atl
mas, hunting his hunting duds.| care,” the society notes ind television for their part Heart Haven with Miss Grace) |
ER A word of caution such as in this project Henderson of the faculty in wit = 2
Have you heard about the! this should be sufficient An ac We must not forget and 1 charge : ‘Vita a Fack > |
Market Street man who called cident may not be fatal - but personally appreciate for the eo hilarious and informative |
his i car nua because can be almost as tragic outstanding assistance given by Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. SEE PAGE 3 |
it got him nowhere? hina irae
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Here's one was brought o 8
“E27 7 BIG 2 for 1 FALL SPECIAL!
A local woman was selling § Gs i R
products for Avon Products,
Inc. and she had two books ¢
along to select the products |
from.
So girl asked to see
books and started writing a big
long list of what she wanted to
buy
This made the saleswoman
very happy, as she thought she
would be sending the company
a large order
Then the girl told her that
she just wanted to make a list
of make-up for
she
caster 5
her complexion,
could buy
SO them at Lan
& 10 store. - - -They’ll
do it every time
A native of
asked by
the Back
local Insurance
agent, “Seen your grandpappy
lately?” The native pointed
with his corncob pipe to an
distinet object the
his and
thar,
or
un
was a
in-
far end of
said, ‘See
at
corn patch
that figger over
tree
Keep your «
a stump grandpappy
it If
stump.”
ye on It
moves, it's a
tree
Philosopher Enck
ihe rich
the poor
being
says: ‘Only
can pe eccentric
must
nuts.”
be satisfied with
Our
door
and
here to
poet and
hearing.”
“Very well,” answered
editor. “Go and tell the
the deaf man 1s the editor.
close
office
of the very
said, “There
opened
editor
men
boy the
busy
two
One is a
hard
are
sir
other
see you,
the af
is
our
poet
And
my door as you leave.
There is nothing so good for
the outside of a woman as the
inside of a man’s purse
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