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enthusiasm, she never failed
to please her audience.
We looked around at the
people as she played, and
saw that all of the faces were
smiling and happy. The
sound of the calliope seemed
to recall pleasant memories—
perhaps of a circus or street
parade—at least of a happy
time!
Two interesting letters we
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
had this week: the first was
from VietNam, on “battle”
stationery, thanking us for
the birthday card which we
had sent last week.
The second was from Har
old J. Harman of Ventnor,
N. J., and we reprint it in
full:
“Dear Editor's Wife,
Enclosed is a photo of
three wild pigeons, a part of
the collection of Mount Joy's
taxidermist, my father, Noah
J. Harman. A part of his col-
lection is at Donegal high
school. I have the rest. Also
enclosed is a history of these
birds. Thought you may be
interested.
“We lived at 19 Poplar St.
Some time I'll send you some
newspaper writeups on the
history of Lancaster County
grandfather clocks, should
you desire them.
“John Booth and Lester
Roberts were some of my
boyhood pals. I enjoy your
special write-ups.”
The articles which Mr.
Harman enclosed were ex-
tremely interesting accounts
of the story of the wild or
passenger pigeons, now ex-
tinet.
It seems they were at one
time unbelievably numerous
in this country, but were kil-
led by the millions for food
and not protected in any way.
They have been extinct now
for more than 50 years.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1965
X-RAY UNIT
A stop in Mount Joy, in
front of the theatre building,
will be made by the mobile
x-ray unit on Wednesday,
Nov. 3, from 4 to 8 p.m.
VISIT HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hoffer
of Saginaw, Mich., are visit-
ing in Mount Joy and are the
house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John E. Zeller, Pinkerton
road. They attended funeral
services last week for Mr.
Hoffer’s brother, Arthur.
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