Yhe Bulletin, Mount Joy, Po
THE BULLETIN
Published every
at 11 East Main Street, Mt
Smith,
John E. Schroll
Editor-Publisher, 1901-1952
Larmon D.

year by Mail
Advertising rates upon re
quest,
at Mount Joy, Pa,
class mail under the
March 3, 1879.
Member,
paper Publishers’
Thursday, October 18 2 the
Thursday
Joy, Lancaster County, Pa,
Publisher
Subscription Rate $2.50 per
Entered at the post office
as second-
Act of’
Pennsylvania News-
Association | ' ily
leover the monthly meeting of Oliver Witmer and family. Jed Mrs. Frank's parents, MY, G. RICHARD DEW
Borough Water and Sew Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gelt- and Mrs. Ernest Kohler, o
er Aro He went to the macher enjoyed a trip to Red Lion, on Tuesday. PNPA MANAGER
regular meeting place. the Perry County on Sunday Visitors of Mr. and Mrs G. Richard Dew
office of Gerberich-Payne. Mrs, Wm, Fogie visited Apram Gamber were Mr. named General Manager of
Shoe Company. It was the Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mrs, Havard Johnston, Penna, Newspaper Publish-
second Tuesday of the month and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred At-|[ancaster and Mr. and Mrs. ers’ Association.
which is supposedly the reg- land and family, Columbia. Salem Gamber, Columbia The appointment was an-
had been
since 1951,
has-been spent 6 years in
advertising and
agency work in
City, his experience includes
The new PNPA manager "
assistant to Serrill| “== Rly,
prior to that he!
newspaper
advertising
New York|
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radio programing and maga-|
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ular meeting date. But ally Mrs. John Miller and Mr. p nounced after a meeting of zine advertising.
was dark and there was no and Mrs. Donald Miller vis Edith W. Erb visited Mrs. the Executive Committee on! Dew is a past secretary o
meeting ited Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Katie Erb of Mt. Joy R. D.the eve of the Association’s the Penna, Public Relation
Annual Convention in Phila- Society, and past officer o
Now, this reporter had a Smith of Mt. Joy on Sunday. on Monday evening
by the
would Misses Betty and Linda Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. delphia, Oct. 11, 1956,
the Geltmacher enjoyed a trip Wm, Haines were Mr and Rolland L. Adams.
Thursday night before, unof- to the Mountains with Mr. Mrs, Giles Urban and son president and publisher of Public
ficially, or less than an hour's and Mrs. Harold Newcomer, Billie, Lancaster, Mrs. Henry the Bethlehem Globe-Times. America,
notice he had heard that the Mt. Joy RD Rollman and daughter Patsy, Dew succeeds Theodore A. Association
Authority was meeiing that Mr. and Mrs. John Kaufl- Lititz, Mrs. Clarence Smith, Serrill who is resigning to Alpha Delta
Ironville were Manheim, Mrs.
and exander and children, Mrs. Washington, D. C. Publishers’ and
and fam- Lloyd Nentwig and daughter. As tion on Nov. 1, 1956. Club.
Marietta. = Ei —= and a member of Tall Ced-
Lancas- Edith W. Erb will cele- Sr. and “daughter Dixie Lee ars of Lebanon.
pretty good idea there
be no meeting since
Relations’ Society o
Harrisburg
Sigma, Profes-
previous commit- man Sr. \
attendance im- Supper guests of Mr
Irvin Witmer
night A
ment made
possible on such short notice. Mrs.
Pittsburgh

Chis certainly doesn’t seem if
a Mrs. Laura Sener,

Editorially
RAZOR BLADES
AND GRAB BAGS

just don’t mix. Yet,
come to The Bulletin’s at
tention that grab bags which
were being sold at the Farm
Show contained packages ©
small youngster purchased a
grab bag, and, thinking the
razor blades were
to play with, opened one and
thumb, bad enough that it
had to be treated by a doctor
The finger of
being pointed at
particular.
the Farm Show is a mighty
big job and is being handled
in this community creditably
and it would be rather diffi-
cule to make an inspection of
all the goods offered by the
various outsiders who set up
booths. However, may we
suggest that a set of rules]
and regulations might be
drawn up and presented to]
each operator of a concession
and published in the Commu-
nity Exhibit book. Then. |
there would be grounds for
action should unsuitable mer-
chandise be sold.
From the incident came an
unfortunate experience. It
seems that the youngster's
parents took their problem
to a policeman and received
the brush-off, with the com-
ment. “We can’t do anything
there is no law being brok-
en.” Technically the officer
was right. But ' this young-
ster’s parents were not seek-
ing an arrest. However, they
did feel that a word from the
officer to the concessionaire
would bring about the re-
moval of the razor blades
from the grab bags; thus pro
tecting other youngsters from
the danger.
We think the parents were
entitled to more than a “we
can’t do anything” answer.
WHY NOT
REGULAR MEETINGS?
The other Tuesday night a
Bulletin reporter took - his
pencil and pen and set out to
blame isn’t
anyone in

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Dressed or live weight
BROAD-BRESTED
Eugene S. Kreider
Insure for
safety’s sake

Better Get Your Farm
Under Cover Now
Let insurance coverage
protect against financial’
losses due to fire or
weather damage.
See us for farm
insurance needs.
Wiley&Rutt Agency |
85 EAST MAIN ST. :
‘PHONE 3-6911
MOUNT JOY, PA.

Razor blades and grab bags
it has
razor blades. In fact, one
something
received a severe gash on the
Administration of
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like the way to run this com
munity’s biggest business
Every resident of Mt. Joy
is a stockholder, one way or
another, in the Water and
Sewer Authority, and as such
is entitled to know when the
ter visited Mr. George Moore prate her 42nd birthday on visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell
and family. Sunday, Oct. 21st Herr and daughter of Mount U. S. Air Force Reserves
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.| Mr, and Mrs. Robert Frank Joy. (Public Information Officer.
Maurice Frysinger, Mrs. - —— -
tie Moore and Mrs. Ida Eis-
enberger, were Dr. and Mrs.
LUMBER + MILLWORK + BUILDING SUPPLIES FEED « HARDWARE
= SNAVELY S$
in LANDISVILLE
STORE HOURS: Monday thru Thursday 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.
FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. — SATURDAY TILL 4 P. M.
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meetings are being held, so! B. Gibble, Myerstown,
that he can place any prob- Mrs. Emma Givens, Middle-
. town, Mr. and Mrs. Havard
lems or suggestions he may
i Johns .ancaster, Mrs.
have before the Authority Johnston, Lancaster
members Henry Mellinger, Mrs. John
nembers. Ey : iss of
The shoe company is to be Meilingor and son Curtis, 0
commended for making ite Mount Joy RD —
Dass womnil: Mrs. Blanche Frysinger,
facilities available to the
ite Mrs. Katie Moore and Mrs.
Authority
this could be some Id Fi i
, i: co Ide enjoyed
thing if an impositian if 108 ders Joyex
there
is public attendance in trip to York County with Dr.
any large numbers. Therefore and Mrs. P. B. Gibble.
it might be well for the
Au- Visitors of Mr. and Mrs
Sar TO acher ilv
thority to consider holding its ar! Geltmacher and family
meetings in the Borough
were, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
S ard son, Kenny, of
Council chamber. Stoppard and son y.
Ironville and Deborah Hink-

The meeting place, how NOW! Y v v y :
: , oc 0 ] ou Can Get the Most Flattering ri
ever, is not real issue. It is Ie 4 Olympia, Sr. and Mis ¢ Whether You're
The Bulletin’s feeling that of! ana NM Light for ANY Color Scheme in Your >. 7.7: >
i A 2 UC Norman Brdsey and family Building or Re-
regularity of meetings at a
were Mr. and Mrs. John Bro- Home
designated time is important
and that the public should be
given notice in plenty of
time if there is to be any
variance.
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modeling + »
WESTINGHOUSE bias
Beauty Tone KNOTTY
LIGHT BULBS
PINE
PANELING
PINK, AQUA and
8" 10” - 127
sey and family, Sporting Hill,
Mr. and Mrs. John V. Wit-
mer and son Johnnie, of Eli-
zabethtown RD, and Mrs
Pearl Breneman, Mt. Joy RD.
Mrs. Robert Frank Jr. and
Jean Isler
Snyder visit.
NEWTC OWN
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. é ’ °
Wm. Fogie were, Mrs. a Mos fp . Pe er
wood Mateer and Miss Kath-
son Ernie, Mrs
and Mrs. Irene

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Gephart. ; ; .
Mrs. John Miller visited Sales Representative widths
Mrs. Robert Yoder, Mrs. Vie- |
tor Bushong and Mrs. Robert] Garber Motor Gs. | 1 Cc
Sullenberger, Lancaster on onl 2
Friday (39th Year . . Ford-Mercury) y
Hors of Me and Wis! BLIZABOTHTOWN WE, iss 27c ea. a board ft. 2
jamin Weaver, Marietta, Mr. PHONE 17-1181 10-tfe| Swath. ..,..... 00 29c ea. * k % * * Kk kx kx H>
ind Mrs. Albert Myers and i
daughter Joan, Columbia RID. vs | 100 WEN vas TOC 08 109% CASH AND
Harold, son of Mr. and 150 watt i... connie 32c ea.
Mrs. Oliver Witmer fell at U d 50/100/150 watt Bc. 25 CARRY DISCOUNT ON
ichool and broke two bones Se i ars AL I
I'n his wrist. | 100/200/300 watt ...... 89c ea. ALL LUMBER ITEMS!
Mrs. Helen Stettler, Mount
|Joy, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Station Wagon Speical
SIX TO CHOOSE FROM
TREE SERVICE 1953 Chevrolet
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Power Glide - R. & H.

Colorful
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Convenient! ~~
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(Transparent)
To give that “natural” look
to woodwork and floors.
TRANSPARENT "$570
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Necessary!
B. B. IBACH
Phone 5-46G16
139 S. Main St. Manheim, Pa
cic 1953 Ford 2. Door For mm in-
QUALIT I Y MEATS 8 CYLINDER | a Ha ae on
1949 Plymouth
so much easier. Alum-
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Variety of colors to
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$4.39
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SATIN SHEEN
$695

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4-Door Por semi-gloss natural in- Se * + Yc * we * * * He
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Paint Manufacturer's Discontinued
Colors. Wide selection of interior
colors at Big Savings.
Heavy-Duty GYM FINISH
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Gives a natural finish to floors .
wears like iron.
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“He i RADIO & HEATER 8 sq. ft. count on above items.

1954 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan
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