21 The Gazette and Daily, York, Wednesday Morning, April 14, 1943 BOYS AND GIRLS NEWSPAPER U. S. VESSEL SUNK Washington, April 13 UP) medium-sized United States merchant vessel was torpedoed and sunk by an enemy submarine early in February in the North Atlantic, the Navy announced today. Survivors have been landed at Boston. The Bluet LHM hi th Wold RECEIVED ALL CARDS Dear Editor: This is my first letter to the Boys and Girls Newspaper.
I am a girl 10 years old. I will be 11 years old April 16 and I hope to receive my birthday card. I have received one every year so far. I go to Seitzland school. My teacher's name is Mrs.
Howett. Jlv mr-1 frionrle arc' BettV Lucken- Bv STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOWN HAPPY BIRTHDAY fp5PRF n.ii a -n p. M. Erenings Wed. and Fri.
to P. M. Than. 8 :10 to 12 Noon Sil SHUT EYE W'JrWiW'l i' 1 Pig Builder For Pies. Hoes, and Brood Sows.
Ervin M. Spongier Phone 2022 Tork baugh, Sally Kehm, Lois McCul-lough, Joan McCleary, une Smith, Norma Gerbrick, Betty Mae Bohr, Ruth McCullough and Ruth Black. The boys and girls of our school are collecting scrap and have a good bit of it All the boys and girls belong to the American Junior Red Cross. We are writing to the soldiers. I am taking the thousand word book and like it very much.
I missed one word so far. I am in the fifth grade. I have three brothers. They are Charles, Robert and Richard, but I just call them Junior, Bob and Dick. My brothers and I like to go to the movies.
My favorite radio programs are the Prairie Pals and Gene Autry. I like to read Joe Palooka, Muggs and Skeeter, Toots and Casper and the Boys and Girls letters. I would like to see this letter in print. I guess I must close and let room for the other boys and girls. A reader, LORETTA JEAN LUCKENBAUGH, Glen Rock.
OUR JUNIOR PUZZLE I Fyzc ti "THE ETARLX MORA4M5- SHIFT COTTICM T. IQ rCAtlW lYHMCATX WfcDMCSDAY, APRIL 14, 3 ELTON KOUEH ABEL, 9 yean, York GEORGE EDWARD ALBRIGHT, 8 ytrt. C. LORNE ALTLAND, 15 years, Dover 1 WAYNE ANDERSON, 10 year, Red Lion BARBARA SUE BAILEY, 2 year Red Lion R. D.
a. GAIL BAKER. 7 years, Windsor GERALD EUGENE BEINHOWER, 15 years, Etters. CLYDE LAVERNE BORTNER, 11 years. Glen Rock R.
D. 3. LEROY J. BURNS, 8 years. Glen Rock MILTON 2EDGAR BURN, 9 years.
Red Lion. VIRGINIA ANN ENSOR, 6 years, Park- je'Sett'e BERNICE FETROW, 13 years, Lewisberry. MARIE FIRESTONE, 13 years, Dills- MARGAHET GARDNER, 11 years, Manchester 1 MARLENE SUZANNE GEESEfY, 6 years, GARLAiSnlleEUGENE GINGERICH, 11 years, Hallam R. D. 1.
LOUISE ELLA GLADFELTEtf, 16 years, Spring Grove R. D. 1. MICHAEL HENRY HARKINS, 7 years, 1280 West Poplar street. ANTHONY ROGER HOFF, 13 years, 754 South Queen street.
EMANUEL JOHNSON, 16 years, 229 South Howard avenue. PIUS HENRY KALTREIDER, 10 years, Hanover, -pojfl SdvaK 8 'aanSSSM 3INNV AHVW bocks Jt 1 JAMES HENRY KOBLE, 9 years, 819 Boundary avenue. RICHARD WILLIAM KOHLER, 14 years, 3 South Short avenue. PARK LAMPARTER, 11 years, Dover R. D.
3. PATRICIA JAN LANSINGER, 9 years. Stewartstown. EDWARD MAURER, 5 years, York R. D.
1. LLOYD G. McGUIGAN, 8 years, Stewartstown R. D. 1.
MARLENE LOUISE MOUL. 1 year, Bair. EVELYN LOUISE MYERS, 13 years, Spring Grove R. D. 1.
LANNY LA VERNE ROHRBAUGH, 1 year, Seven Valleys. GORDON RUDACILLE, 2 years, Mt. Wolt R. D. 1.
RUTH IRENE SENTZ, 15 years, Eliza-bethtown R. D. 1. RUTH ANNA SHELLENBERGER, 10 vears, Dillsburg R. D.
2. LOUISE K. SILTZER, 8 years, 264 South Belvidere avenue. PATRICIA ANN SMALL, 8 years, Loys-ville, Pa. EDWARD C.
SMITH, 13 years, York R. D. 3. GLENN LAVERNE SMITH, 13 years, Red Lion. RICHARD EUGENE ACT1C SNYDER, 16 years, Red Lion R.
D. 2. HAZEL MAE STAMBAUGH, 5 years, 337 East Philadelphia street. CLAIR D. STAUFFER, 10 years, 346 West King street.
IRL W. TRONE. 16 years, Hanover. DOTTY JOAN WAGNER, 13 years, Dillsburg R. D.
1. NORMA JEAN WEAVER, 11 years, 1705 West Orange street. PEGGY WELSH, 3 years, 440 South Howard avenue. HELEN WILLIAMS, 16 years, York R. D.
3. BETTY JANE WINAND, 13 years. East Berlin. wljfc Ifc" DAVID P. KING North Highland Ave at (n WILL SEND PICTURE COLLECTS SOLDIERS PICTURES Dear Editor: This is my third letter to the Boys and Girls Newspaper.
I am in the eighth grade and I hope to pass the examination. My best girl friends are Nellie Hodge, Elsie Jones, Hazel Hodge, Pauline Hodge and Evelyn Jones. My hobby is collecting soldiers pictures. I started to collect them in April, 1942. I have 4,225 pictures.
I think that it is a very interesting hobby. My favorite radio programs are George Long and his 101 Ranch boys, the Prairie Pals, Just Plain Bill and the Grand Ole Opry. My brother and I are going to make Victory gardens. I hope every boy and girl will do the same. Mv crhnnl will be out May 20, Si," TO OYSTERS AND OTHER SEA FOODS a 1ft.
toi' I like to read Toots and Casper, Dear Editor: Joe Palooka and Muggs and I am a member of your club but Skeeter. I have four cousins in the never have much chance to write Army and one is overseas. My s0 I am writing now. I am 13 letter is getting rather long. So I years old and am tall, slim, with guess I shall close for this time.
black hair and dark eyes. I am A member, sending a picture of me and I LUCILLE HIRT, hope to see it in the paper. It was Fawn Grove, taken against the sky. I shall GRATEFUL FOR CARDS Dear Editor: I wish this letter could come near expressing my gratitude for the lovely cards I've received each HOW BIG ARE YOU? Whether you're short, or whether you're tall, doesn't determine i -vl 1 C170 1ST nil. You should vear.
Thev were always so prompt, I always looked forward measure yourself by the width of the deDth and the -f Wfia Itotol for A I 0 PSA RRF1K WFAIr! to them. I'm sure the other boys and girls will know how I feel because I don't get any more. Thank you ever so much. Yours truly, CLAIRE BUSH, Sunbury. breadth of what is within Sunshine Magazine.
The rose is red, and so's the poppy. This may seem non-scents, but we're out of copy. Sunshine Magazine. send anyone a picture of me just like this one if they write to me. I would like to hear from boys and girls of the club and also the boys in service who receive this paper.
I promise to write as soon as possible but I only have time to write when I finish my homework at night. I go to the Seventh District school and I have four major subjects and three minor subjects. I am in the first year of high school and hope to pass. My playmates are Martha Taylor and Lottie Krout. We have a lot of fun playing soft ball which is our favorite sport.
My letter is getting too long so I am closing for this time. I hope to hear from someone soon. BETTY L. NELSON, Partkon R. D.
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