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THE MT. JOY STAR
AND NEWS
NEWS FROM THE 0 ove. HAPPENINGS IN
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formally ; Gar fe y
Tuesda 4
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mit ar ( Cout " ( Muesday
pass t : A A
and the ] ( I a 't . } ( Sund
ments of ar : iy V1 , p
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ter of Lod vo. 4 f Lan el ¢ Sh DIO wed 1 p het Vr. Mill [cKinley visited friend
who had beer by ( ’ X leto n Mond:
o 1) ad | ee ay sr Garber’s Drug Store, Midd bo « M nday. ;
IE rioting 5 f fr v member of ti Red \ H. Roy Nissly on a bu
wetting . frin to cl ond, Virginia
“My frie .
In the lutic DY Y $ [ount Joy has had a S u
: } " for mber vears but ed to her
practice of my prot I, fo : ' a ro ~ al Vr :
than forty years prior to I year it has been lacking. Hence M “ Ro se athoe
Be 0 Hom y 1 h ries of entertainme nts rive 18 | Was . isttor to nis holier.
these Homes, . sunvlv a ir. J 2. Bowman of Reading,
things, pnd keep it it, Vv felt neod aye made business trip to town Mon-
ule 4 a Beav ne 1 gr y . . 2 Verwy
PE ar ear 2 It will be a two-fold benefit, be- day rt yin
A topy. | sides ie local branch Mr. Thon McKinley of Phila
ave never | A "TY 1 ' Sty fa , ®
and 13¥e Nn 2 dE . vise money to supply material Sunday visitor to hi
do 0 unde 1 i .
often selected as .
rese op
when there 2a ( \ tr Ho
better fitted for the I I : to Jear, 9
* pr { i ~ eal 4 il .
However it affords ch j I \ d To itt]
this evening u ) } American, given by a 4 ¢ 7
offe rink yi Be toe who | wide knowle r Te NeW
esteeme | Superint ! oi? Teil tri ve Ir 2 I Lancaster, spe
niversa ry of his birth t 3 i tT } I , Mr. ar
Ma Barbara Hostetter 1s con
( kness.
of Coatesville,
knitters,
M hey of Hair
tor to Mi
vironme
- wishes
that a I:
piness and prosperity 1! ia, da fers)
out to vou and vou Y rs t { nee
come. y 1 J: ! I
decorated
garden, bt
every station,
these tablesd
_ fondest hong,
TiC
Suparint
in feeling
the occ 1,
expressed for
greetings he ec
person and by mail.
the existence of , and
brotherly 1 » in the Homes, and 3
hoped they continue to add
exist, and expre his warm 28
thanks for the
tendered him.
After supper many of the gues
and employes gathered in the as
sembly room, and passed a most de
lightful evening in social enjoyment.
Sh
U. S. PROTECTS THE Christian Herr.
HEN FROM DEATH tev. 0. G. Romig, pastor of the
Florin United Brethren church, at-
1 J Brethren Minis-
erial meet : aster on Mon-
day. On Thursday 1e will attend a
prohibiting the killing of /! ing of the Ex. Com. of C. E. at
aying hens at any time before riersney.
{ : Mr. George Geyer of Florin, but
is now spending some time with
ughter, Mrs. Steigerwald at
celebrated his birthday an-
iry Monday. A package sur-
was planned for him and he
million dozen eggs
to the Nation's food supply
* an order which will be put
good wishes Into
1a .
The hen will thus become one of
the country’s war wards, and it will
be a crime punishable at the discre
With that accomplished pianist, on of Be Foo ANE
ue and poplar 3% he Not only are farmers and others pro- ya the _Fecipiang 4 _many gon
Were sung, the disciples of Ter- hibited from killing her, but trans-|1ul pres a RT Ioyer. 13 Ih ry
ischore, danced away the hours un- portation companies are forbidden to II yeals and I3.enjoying gooe nealt
Pp ) carry her, dead or alive, and dealers,” He wishes to thank all who so kindly
. til late at night. of ye 3 : remembered hi 3
: 3s wholesale and retail, must not inter-! remembered mm. ;
It was a family gathering which fere with her egg-laying proclivities. A very interesting and pleasing
presented musical talent and all The slaughter of roosters may con- | brogran was rendered by the pupils
other accomplishments necessary for tinue as usual, and chickens which Of the Washington Primary School
an evening of enjoyment and was a hyve not reached the egg-laying On Tuesday, February 12 to a large
source of much pleasure to all! 06 of life are still left to the crowd. Both pupils and teacher de-
present. mercy of the squab consumer. serve great credit in which the fol-
One incident which afforded much It is the first time in the country’s lowing program was rendered: Sing-
pleasure to all was the presence of history that legal protection has ever Ing by the School, (a) The Tale of
Mrs. N. Franklin Heckler, who for been thrown about the hen. the Hatchet, (b) Be Like George
some time had been indisposed. i ——-——————— W ashingion; A yeleame, Edith Cox;
: 5 y rains save Le I ove the Name of
Congratulatory Y rks were THIS TEACHER SURE W Yay Rutheriords Dastt,
made by Mr. John A. Snell, Steward, WANTED IMPROVEMENT Date Has Gone To EByelodand.
Brother Frank W. Roberts, engineer Ei Flor } | IR M
rl oF ‘lore an / a ar-
and by Brother William H. Shaffer.’ px js a h indy thing when one 5 Bu a ozs Pot i . a
on behalf of the guests. an turn his hands to some useful ' o ou & 1018, Lones
can turn AL an BON $ Paul Walker, Claude
avd >; tenie
tributed to the pleasure of the even-| This was demonstrated last week nl es
ing were: Clarence E. Zarfos, book- when a certain well known peda- it The Flag ofl gq A
keeper; Miss Mathelda E. Tegge, ue reasoned that his school would ' Charles Buller: Lincoln's Boyhood,
head nurse; Miss Susan E. Miller, look far better and would even be By T ‘een Boys; Recitation "Little
Stenographer; Miss Barbara C. Mus- | more sanitary if about a quarter of Annie, ? Dorothy "Baker;
ser, assistant stenographer Mrs. (a of his boys would be bereft | gj, By the Bovs: Duett,
Elizabeth Killinger, house Sth: f about one third of a foot of the! Ty ins, Rhoda Nentwig
Miss Anna L. Heisey C i S length of the hair on their heads. |, e hades Selling the
Misses Mary Hass line | So he utilized his school room for aj Ruth Baker and Florence
Sylvester, Elizabeth Sweigert, Edith barber shop for a brief interval. The t; What the Children Learned
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Among other employes who con-! purpose as well as the intellect. |
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: baug lith B ich and bovs : eare iite iffere after ? = 0 4: :
Differ rush, Fe th B. Reich and boys appeal o gaits Jidete nt hier a ol, By Eleven Girls; Recita-
ter. ~ Teacher S 'S andr. ut }
lostette ; Mr. Teacher Ad bs 1S Se am P ANd | tion, The unaway Boy, James
Sm—— Silica his pupils.—Man ein n Sentine herf A Reading, Lincoln and
-v. 1 Ande sen) A Chorus,
Dog Jack, By the
Sell. By the
Apples for a
3 ’ Sing ging by the
Rabbit, (b)
Is Geod-bye,
State Agricultural Notes
Farmers ha o whe Hy 3
Bible Class Met.
urged to get i ass
The Men’s Bible of Trinity
U. E. church held th ilar month-
1 ret Tuesd ning at the
Gingrich. After |S
| refreshments | Good-bye
who will get
their home market
Both National a h
are urging the fam ere i. mental and vocal the School
potatoes as there i u oncl evening’s enter- H nos F. Eby.
over and many a { 3 were d, Teacher.
waste on account Earl
in the Spring. r, Ralph Eshl
nay] 3 y ne f Hl r { \ 1 e S i; . 2
The Pennsy D x e 1 y Kay yde Fensterm: Ia A Birthday Party
Agriculture urs h 1 f F. ] Geor ‘Mye rs, H B tary Paltcreon was tendered
= baby chic 7 the Stat . h + he 2 : F her
a list of hatcheries whi i To = hty-
upon request Broke Leg a Second Time ] i ening, at
eee ll ere . A
De \g loy Decker n East Main street. Mrs.
At the Age of Seventy who 1s em-' P ! umber of gifts
Peter Ensm iv. of Mnriots P. ( quarries,s fe 11 h w cake h the
R. R. ha { i [ 831, scribed on
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man) ince 1868 $ ¢ sh S served ana a
the retired List At he age of 17 a! Colur pleasar evening was 2h The
: he enlisted in the yion army Jarg V] ende s 1tterson,
E (100th Pa, Vols.) and se 1 till the I John Dar-
war ende ( ( jt Lucy
tli ol lenin ne 1€ er 11, Jennie
S} rt, Clara
F A Memorial Sssvice : roll, Hoerner.
es iar Viem ial N “iY
to ill be “held i ii! Mm B Ch Ser Mr. E. W. Bentzel was confined to ————————
yice Wil be a m the M. XN. Church | (po phopse for several days on ac-
on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. t of sickness Returned from Hospital
The Young People’s Branch of the oun Of ei Mr. John Berry, who was taken to
W. C. T. U. will have charge of the the General Hospital some time ago,
service. Subscribe for the Star and News. returned home Saturday.
2 rT " or eeds Are 1 ranch tw ~1
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the number of mules is about o us 1 2
the same as a year ago. Many horse 8 No ¥ eh A z )
ind mules have been shippe from ount Joy Hall, A d dais
the State for use in the war and cussions leatured lhe prograi A
1 1 RUT i > iad I > fF ad rOSQEeS a I y
auto truck and tractor are replac r of address Were de DY
£ ! hromin members socia
the x ent mem . 1a
tion. The result of the n of
follows: Rev. J Foy,
trict elder of the Free Methodist
trict
others, but not enough to stop
breeding at about its standard maxi
mum.
Dairy cows have decreased about ; A ;
four per cent. and the number of church of the Pittsburgh dis
other cattle about three per cent. President; vice president, Rev.
The high prices of feed and the high : ed, pastor of the Reforme d
prices offered for cattle have brought Baptist chara Beaver Falls; secre
tary, Rev. B. Bluebaugh, pastor of
about this decrease.
During the past two years much the ul U. B. church, Cham-
interest has been taken in the sheep bersburg and treasurer, J. B. Berg,
Industry ahd the movewrent started 2 the ( hurch of God, Scottdale. The
bv Secretary of Agriculture Charles collections amounted to $56.34 and
E. Patton, to have the farmers take 204 the expenses of the two days’
up sheep raising, has brought an in- Session wore $65.10. here is a bal-
crease of about two per cent. or 3NC€ of $17.65 in She treasury.
17,300 sheep during the past year.
For ten years there was an annual A Crowd From Landisville
decrease of about three per cent. un- _ The Sewing Circle of the Lutheran
til 1916, when the interest created Church at Landisville, enjoyed a
in
a slicht increase over 1915. The in- wended their way here with a dog,
crease of the past year promises to named Judy as their leader and Mrs.
create a new interest in sheep rai
and with the benefits from the new at the home of Mrs. I. D. Stehman on
dog law the million mark is again Market street. They were entertain-
being sought for. ed with music while Mrs. Stehman
The estimated value of the live prepared the favorite beverag cof-
stock is placed at 190,863,653, as fe Miss Edna Park and
compared with $173,580,100 a year Swarr served. The following
aco. : ent: John Swarr, Mrs. John
Mary Baker, Edith
pre i
Herr, Mis
Steinkompf, Fannie Long, Barbara
ROHRERSTOWN Trout, Mrs. Harve y Minni ich, Mrs.
eine A Wr ses
Henry Koser, Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs.
Samuel V. Swarr, Mrs. J Min-
n and Mrs. Paul Baker of * Landis-
ville; Mr. and Mrs. 1. D. Stehman and
and Mi SS Edna Park.
Mrs. Keiser i still improving from
her late sickness:
Mr. H.C M
been on the sick
days.
Clayton Landis
ristown, on the
the near future. NOTICE atrons of the Donegal
Mr. Albert Flick entertai six and Conoy oi ‘¢ Insurance Co. a
of his children and three 1is grand -eby notified that assessmer
children on Sunday. now due and payable to
Mrs. Laura B. Stubbs from West went Mr. J. H. Miller,
rook, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mount Joy
A. B. Baer on Vv. -
Mr. and Mrs er Krow of OFFICE
Lewistown, Pa., are the guests of School Gra
Mr. and Mrs. 7 Krow. Mfg. Co., (
to Mor- OUR CLASSIFIED COLUMN
farm in rns
:D—High
1 preferred. Rollman
arence Schock, Pres
The A. H Ac R
Class will meet : } f H. N
7:30 P.M 1
r Dr. Ring paints. Salary or Con ssion.
) Ring dress THE HARVEY OIL CO.
eveland. Ohio. € U-2t
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He) ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Ham Eanffmar state of Jace I emeT, late
ra G 1 fount Joy “Borough,
Letters of adminis stra#fon n said
: anted
Mrs. Anna Dull were er 1 )
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Kreider on ¢Stale havi been
Tuesday. undersigned, all ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Baer had the thereto are requés :
pleasure of seeing two very » look. mediate paymeft, and those hav ing
ing babies on Saturday. Mr. Harry claims or defhands against the same
Blottenberger and Rev. Rentz are the Will Dresgat them without delay for
proud fathers. sett] emgfit to the undersigned, resid-
L. Spencer, Postm: sr at Lancas- ing i fount Joy Borough.
ter, was visiting the postmasters N. NISSLY,
Administrator.
along the Lancaster and Elizabeth- a: . :
town trolley line on Monday and apeCoyle & Keller, Attys. Jjan.26-6t
the sheep industry brought about sleighride Monday evening. They |
\ising John Swarr as driver. They stopped |
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