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The Star and News
NEWTOWN
Myers of tl ce,
Mr. Samuel
MOUNT JOY, PA ho has been very ill the past y
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher lowly improv ing
Mr. Cyrus Nissley h I
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $1 A YEAR "ome from a visit to Ohio
sLl/b ' NY Mr Abram Bradley, wh
6 Mo 50 3 Mos, 25¢ for some time, is imp |
M Clifford Wittle f La
Entered at the post offi it Mount 1siting friends at th place or
Joy, Pa., as second-class mail matter inday
’ Mr. Daniel Geltmacher and f{
I oving in the tenant hou
The consolidation of the entire sub |, Henry Musser.
scription lists of the Florin “News,” Rev, 2. H. Arndt and family, for
the Landisvill “Vigil” and the Mt, orl of thi place, tad heir
Joy “Star and News” make this pa- fj ids and latives
per an excellent advertising medium Mr. Samuel Weaver visited his
Rates on Request wents, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Weaver
MAYTOWN
Read the Bulletin
it this place on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Geltmacher of
Kinderhook, visited his parents, Mr
and Mrs. A. C. Geltmacher
Mrs. Walt Sharp ted in Lan Mr. J. D. Mumma of this place,
ster isited h son, Earl and daughter,
Mrs. John Hend n spent th '¥ Anna Shires of Mount Joy, on Sun-
n Lancaster day
Miss Libby, of 1 a My 1 Mr Willia Haines of
sitor in tow: Lititz, visited his parents, Mr. and
Mr. an Vx P I er spent the Mrs. Nehemiah Haines on Saturda
lay at Columbia. ind Sunday
George Endslov ew days Mr. and Mrs. C tmacher
Perry \ of Lancaster, visit its, Mur
Mr. and Mr ( terry spent the and Mrs. Daniel of th
day at Lancas
Miss Elersole, « E bethtown,
sited Mrs. ( 1s Eva
Mrs. Warren Sload and son Abram
spent the da 1 Lancaste
Miss Mar, Se) Lill
McCurdy visited in Colu
Mrs Breneman Ho I in
laughters were visitor wn
Mrs. Paris Eple
in Lancaster, vis
Miss Mildred
funeral of John B
ville.
Mr. and
her daughter.
Herr at
Mrs. John B
Hicks.
Mrs. Rosie Patterson has
up her home with Mr.
Evans
Lloyd Glattacker
ited his parents, Mi
Glattacker.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F
spending a few d
iting their daughters.
The stork made a call
f Mr. and Mrs. Willia
and left a fine baby girl
Samuel C. Joh
and Mrs
spent Sunda;
ind Mrs. J : in
Mrs. Elizabeth Span |]
| f1
i d
lar of Quarry
y \ n her pa
1 A Hart
rd Metzgar
H g her par
v John McCurdy
Vi Mildred H. Garber spent th
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Hi
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States Medi
Bacteriologi
f the United
lies of Marietta,
2ct of Food Cor
M
» Maytown Sun
Ii
I
choo | Mrs. Hies-
nd, Mrs. Brandt Graves and
Irs Elmer
Lowe, Mrs
Ethel Culp
luncheon of
Council at
Lancaster Y. W. C. A
entertainment 5 being
I pupils bf the May
tow I to be given March
8th ywn | {
Vv St
1 the
College
ent Ir
i
cents.
B
efor
: of
Cross branch
hibition at
sons. took ac
ity to inspee
ers for the past month.
The boxes contained the following:
54 undershirts, 2
suits of
covers, 2 hos
comfort pillows,
bags, 6 comfort
handkerchief
54 socks, 4
hospital
12% dozen of
1000
1
covers,
tton pads
juares, 90 tri:
ges, 25 abdon
in covers
The Nevin Missionary Society of
the Maytown Reforn church held
its monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Lewis Hartman. Mrs. Ion Terry
had charge of the meeting and led in
the devotional services. After the
singing of a number of hymns the
following program was rendered:
Missionary Storm on
reading, “A
Tung Ting Lake,” Miss Anna M. Wel-
chans; Voeal Trio, Misses Anna
Sload, Anna C. Haines and Edith
Sload; Reading, “Missionary Work
Among the Indians,” Miss Rebecca
Sload; Mission Study Paper, “Emde,
the Watchmaker of Java,” Rev. Wil-
liam J. Lowe; Vocal Solo, Miss Mary
Lance; Vocal Trio, Misses Anna and
Edith Sload and Anna Haines. Fel-
lowing the business session a
luncheon was served.
y their grandmother,
few days
Garber attended the
Millers-
Graybill, of
Lancaster, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
taken
and Mrs. Cyrus
of Steelton, vis-
Oscar
Johnstin are
Reading, vis-
nome
at th
X Mayer, Jr.
place, on Sunday
Mrs
Anna
visited
Anna Nis
Nissley of this place
Mrs.
ley of Middletown.
Misses Elizabeth Mumma and
Irene Weaver were sent as delegates
to the Sunday School Conference at
Lancaster on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
son, Russel of Landisville and
Jacob Geltmacher and Mrs. Christian
Hornafius. of Mount Joy, vi
Daniel Moore at this place on
day.
Messrs. Horace Hipple of Harris
burg, Sylvester Hipple of Ephrata,
Victor Hipple of Camden, N. J., and
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Groff of Lancaster
visited their father, Mr. Rufus Hip
ple, who is very ill
rr ell eee
RHEEMS
Sun
t the past
Mr, S. J.
, King of Elmira, N
spending a few weeks with her par
ents, Mr. and Mr Jacob W. Heisey.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Bard of
near Columbia, Pa., spent last Moz
day as guests of Mr. H. H. Bard and
far ily
I'he Rheen tobacco 1
idle. The buildings could be used
some purpose such as some 1
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nd Mrs. Cvru ) f
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11 int | 1Y
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I P.R.R.
M. Weaver g 1
:
1 1
nd Cement
limited
.ime, Stone a
receiving an un
water. T
y and £ with very lit
success at times. The shipments
of fluxing stone has been handicaped
month. j
pun
ire
the past
nogs to
d hogs
or their
They also
h
one
Bros. have
1 hog
March 19, 1918.
sorrel hors J
nusual ght to find ir
ale wh
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BAINBRIDGE |
Read the Bull
Mr. HEN i h
R. Hoffman visited his parents
Lobato.
John Braw
few da
arrisburg, !
* Greider’s
John Haines and ister, Miss |
Sparr and!
Mrs. !
dip
THE MT.
LANDISVILLE
Hoffman home on a tw
ceks' furlough
Bob
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stauffer spent
nday t Landisville
Snavely & Loui received
Monday
irs of coal on
I't Breneman Machine Worl
heir truel coat of paint
er Snavely of this place, er
nd left home on Thursday
Martin Kreider of
1 C. H. Koser
The Breneman
busy repairing
Power Washer
Willian
Hancock, spent Sunday at the home
f Howard Stauffer
The Kennedy Refractory Company
raised the price at 35 cents per hour
fe their quarry
Machine
trucks and building
wr all labor at
Mr. and
laughter spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Phares Bowman.
Simon Minnich spent a few days
at Washington, D. C., and received
in_order for nine bailing presses.
Merrel Fogel of Union Bridge,
Mid., accepted a position as black
smith at the Minnich Machine Works.
Raymond Marquett,
store is
farm in his spare time. He is trying
to do his bit.
The machinist of the
Machine Works went on a strike on
| Friday but returned on Monday
norning with their demands granted
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hahn and son,
| Joht of near Landisville and Miss
Anna Hahn of Lancaster, visited Mr.
nd Mrs. William Habecker on Sun-
warehouse of Long &
The new
is about completed.
is the largest tobacco
Pennsylvania.
SALUNGA
Mr. Jacob Harman has accepted a
position in Philadelphia.
li Shelly, wife and son spent Sun-
with. R. D.
iy
Mrs. Henry Weidman spent Sun
day at Manheim, with her friend,
Mrs. Heiss.
Christian
Herr and family and Ira
Herr and fami
ily were entertained by
heir mother, Mis. Amanda Herr.
Miss Mary Peifer attended th
Spe ee at East Petersburg, on
S evening 1d spent the nigh
h | friend e Reinhold
B. 1 K 14 he given hard
1 yt hav part of his steel
st ro th 'n during
high M: rm f ,
\ lomon Baker
18] Netfavil C
yt i
I happ ) { vd
hbor
I Lizzie
I h Str n
n, Anni« S
1 Misses r
Barb 1
Vi (
\ \ nnic .
Higl
r yout
I ) rrival
Vere I ic 1 V 1tl n I'Y
I h shy in prize I'h expe
t better 1 t time
0 st Sunday, Mr. J E. Ken
of Camp Meade, Md.,
I friends
pected visit He seems, I
ind happy. W. G. Kendig, q. a
ife of Lancaster, were among the
home Sunday. They
to enliven the few hours our
mexpected visitor, James E. Kc
} spend at home.
ruests at his |
helped !
had to
ELIZABETHTOWN |
The board of health has re-elected |
W. D. Plummer as health officer. |
A. C. Ober, of Palmyra, was the |
guest of W. A. Morning and family |
on East High street.
. S. Farver and family moved to
wyra,” on Thursday where they |
ill make their future abode.
John Resser and wife and Christian
Martin and wife, announce the ar-
rival of daughters in the family cir
Ezra Martin and wife attended the
funeral of the latter’s mother, Mrs. |
Adam Chubb, at Highspire, on Thurs- |
da
Car of | visited his C. M. Jones will open a mi
nd Smith. store in the former S
Y \ 4 11 ‘
\ I severa nery store on South
jay Co )1s isiting friends. |
Charle Mathew and Miss Hallie | I cob Campbell and daugh
Mathew spent Monday in Lancaster. |ter into the F. B. Swe
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Brinser of {prone rty on South Market stre« (
Chic! ted in town a short time. |} sdav. 3
of Middletown, is
vis h mother Mrs Annie
D
N. R. Hoffman and Mrs. Wil-
liam Marlan, visited at Marietta on
Monday.
Miss Mary Hackenberger is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Strausburg at Bill.
meyer.
Joseph Brenner is ill with
monia at the home of his niece,
Tom Smith.
Mrs. Sophia Green is visifing her
daughter, Mrs. George Aufenger at
Newark, N. J.
Miss Virgil Damey and M
ton Damey and daughter Iv
Monday at Harrisburg.
Prof. Maurice Demmy of Morris-
ville, Pa., is visiting his parents, Mr. |
and Mrs. Christ Dex .
Mr. and Mrs. Paris Smith of Eliza-!
bethtown visited the former's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Smith.
Miss Hettie and Ella Snyder of Co-
lumbia, who were guests of Mr. and |
Mrs. H. W. Snyder have returned|
home. |
Mrs. Trimble of Tonawanda, N. Y.|
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. A. Hum- |
mel, Mrs. Grace Bachman and Mrs. |
W. S. Smith. |
Ray Good, clerk in the P. R. R. de- |
pot is confined to his home with in-
flamatory rheumatism. Cyrus Mus-
ser of the Steelton depot is filling the
vacancy until Mr. Good is able to do
| SO.
Ben Gilbert will move into the
house which R. Fitzkee now occupies
and R. Fitzkee will move into the
home now occupied by John Wile.
| Mr. Fitzkee recently purchased this
property.
pneu-
Mrs.
3
s. ‘Clay-|
a spent]
[sewed
The W. C. T. U. met at the home
of Mrs. J. H. Buch on South Market
street, on Monday evening, when im-
] business was transacted i
P. R. R. Operator A. H. Epler and!
family moved from Brown street to
the Lynch property on Bainbridge
street on Thursday, which he recently
purchased. {
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Myers, East]
High street residents, have received |
a letter from their son Ira, that he
has arrived safely in France and is
well and hearty.
Private Luther W. Hose, of Camp
Hancock, Ga., Mrs. Solomon Hose, of |
Steelton, and Miss Pauline Brinton, |
of Harrisburg, spent a few days with |
John Hose and wife on College Ave. |
Mrs. Elizabeth Stein who resides!
on East High street and is towering |
toward the eighty mark, cut and!
212 balls of carpet rags in a
month’s time, which is a remarkable
feat for one so advanced in years.
The P. R. R. Glee Club of Harris-
burg, rendered a delightful concert
at the Masonic Homes for the bene-!
|
portant
fit of the guests and all friends of the! >
Homes on Monday evening. An ex-|
cellent program was arranged for the!
occasion. |
The Ladies’ Bible class of Christ |
Lutheran Sunday school held a very|
enjoyable meeting at the home of Mr. |
and Mrs. Daniel Brandt on Hummels- |
town street “on Thursday evening. |
Vocal and instrumental music and SO- |
Vocal and instrumental music and a;
social chat whiled away a few pleas- |
ant hours after which a dainty]
luncheon was served in the spacious |
dining room. Miss M. Louisa Coble
is teacher of the class. !
Harrisburg, 18
nding a few weeks at the home of
Works are
Hollenbaugh of Camp
Mrs. Oscar Eshleman and |
working on the |
Minnich |
They |
have 5 acres of floor space now and |
can store 20,000 cases of tobacco. It |
warehouse in
CHANDLER'S DRUG STOKE
Raffensherger and |
Thur
JOY STAR AND NEWS
MOUNT JOY MARKETS
The following prie«
by our local merchants:
wre paid today
SATURDAY MARCH 9th, 1918
Mts
for Fletcher's
Children Cry
E M. S. Bowman Est. Pays: Sp aN Qa Wr
Jutter, per 1b AN
| ner d 30 An $. A
Lard, per 2 Ay ; -
Brandt & Stehman Pays: ‘ Vo \
Wheat, per bu fins0.32.00 “ i
Corn, per bu 1.80 ¥ " 4 'u
Brandt & Stehman Sells: ZEN \
Wheat, per bu 2.10 bol tit R
Bran, per 100 lbs., 2.35 TN \ SAA NN
Shipstuff, per 100 lbs, 2.40 7
| Mixed feed, per 100 be, 30 The Kind You Have Always Bought, gid which has been
Gatien, Der 100 lbs, a in use for over over 30 years, has Pbrne the signature of
Linseed Meal, per 100 lbs., 3.20 ¥ rome ANd has beghl made under his pers
Beef scrap & fish scrap. . .. 5.50 Vy a sonal supgfvision since its infancy.
Calf Meal, per 100 lbs,....... 4.50 far ST TY Whe? Allow none to deceive vou in this,
| Zimothy Hay, ber 100 he. 1.30 All Countert Imitations apll *‘ Just-as-good ’ are bug
m- Experiments that trifle withgand endanger the health of
Joe is a Good Fellow
he Middlet
the following
Bundle of E
i resident of this
to that
| “An item w
| roads of news
zabethtown, who was
town:
h has
fused to pay his taxes because he is
German is
be incorrect
Although Mr.
vn Journal contained
reference to Joseph
a
place prior to moving
been going the
papers to the effect that
{ Joseph Bundel, of Elizabethtown, re-
clerk at
a
contradicted and said to
Bundel
was born in Germany, he has applied
States
”
a citizen of the United
desires to abide by its laws.
Rubin & Babin
HARRISBURG'’S
for naturalization papers to become |
and |
Leading EYE Soecialists
Will be at
MOUNT JOY, BA.
DAY ONLY
ONE
i
W. W. APPEL &
JEWELERS &
Telling
Timé
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Dy 1 11 ¢r nh Su
i) \i of 1
131 NORTH QUEEN STREET
LANCASTER. PA,
ALL KINDS OF #
£
PLUMBING
SPOUTING
HEATING
TINNING
WORK GUARANTEED
Chats £. Rickseeker
West Main Street
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
Gity Shog—
day, Mar. 14
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ABIES EE EERIE R=
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Repairing Bompany |
OLD SHOES MADE TO LOOK
LIKE NEW ONES
50 and 52 South Queen Street
LANCASTER, PENNA.
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ience against Experiment.
ASTORIA
1bstitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morpifine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is i's guarantegh For more than thirty years it has
been in constant usé for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and bY regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation’ of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep,
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALways
Bears the Signature of
Infants ud Children—Ex
What is
Castoria is a harmless
PF
Jn Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
T CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY,
mem rome
| SOOO IODOOCOOVCOOOOOOHODO0OL,
Is the only kind I sell—pffrnture that is Furniture
”
ROCKERS, MIRRORS pL RACKS EXTENSION TABLES
CHINA CL@#SETS, KITCHEN CABINETS
7
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In fact anytl#ng and everything in the Furniture Line
RH HOO HOC OOOCONO00000
3? Ui ng and Embalming §
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MRI ENCE 20ODOOCCODDOOCONNOTIG IO NO0
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aH 3 Be mn 5 /
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| NS - Black Gun Metal Lace; military
\sY 37 heel = $3.00
\ - Py
\ Broys'Kid Vamp, with brown
/ y
3
ty clothftop; 9-inch height; military
$4.59
A h
Brown Patent Leather, brown
cloth top, Louis heel. . $8.00
Looking means no obligation,
and if you enjoy pretty shoes
there is a treat in store for you.
Store of Service
LANCASTER, PENNA.
! Chis, H. Five Shoe Store
;
10
RT H. HOKE
mmm meme
ROBE
FUNERAL DIRECIOR
EMBALMER
ei ees a— it—
WEST MAIN ST. MOUNT JOY. PA.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS NEEDED
LADIES and GENTLEMEN, under draft age, are ne€ded. PRE-
PARE to teach. go
THE MILLERSVILLE STATE NORMAL SG OL offers specially
attractive courses for young teachers duri® the SPRING TERM
which begins APRIL 2d. For those aring to teach, who are 17
years of age, the entire cost for t irteen weeks’ term is $67.00.
Everyone who is capable an s time ought to consider himself,
or herself, DRAFTED into public service. You are certain of
a position as soon as you prepared. Teachers’ salaries are be-
coming better. The Sigfe passed a teachers’ retirment law, grant-
ing a pension after § service. Teaching is one of the most useful
and a very attracgife calling. DO YOU WANT TO SERVE YOUR
STATE? Get cody to TEACH in the PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Pre-
pare at the LERSVILLE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. Engage
or the Spring Term. Students may enter at any time.
SPRING TERM OPENS APRIL 2d.
o P. M. HARBOLD, Principal MILLERSVILLE, PA.
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