2AGE FIVE SLANE "1 Hant HEN Simple, rot, N nd Speedy ASK TO SBE THE 66. THE ONLY MACHINE WITH ALL THE ABOVE QUALITIES COMBINED. SATURDAY, APRIL 13th, 1918 [HE MT. JOY STAR ..ND NEWS IN GUR HOUSES OF WORSHIP Viorturary Recordings (Continued from page 1) VIATTERS PERTAIN Willis I | at th 1 0 ALL THE CHURCHES Hospit ed 70 year : { AND AROUND MOUN1 h n Harris 10Y BOROUGH HRD@, a - { eo 1 4 pal Church ORY ye V1 ) eakman, Rector , Ut Wash hey Ye nm the Second Sun y : 1 he Morning it 10:30 and Jesse T. Boyd ermon at 7:30. Tadgo-"T Po : Hw ¥ “ } t 15 a. m v x ibethtown Fur via died h } . thw nited Evangelical Church Sank ate. Hath M. Sweigert, Pastor is it 9:30 A. M. ” Mayor J. W. Yocum 30 A. M. and at ¥ Maior W. Yocum, edit f the : Colum daily S a veteran of 3 M 1 day evening. A WEY ; d ‘ Sf Pra : Xe evening. nent citize Columbi lied on nited Brethren Church Friday; aged 70 year: Rev D. E. Long, Pastor Joseph Mumma \. M. Sunday School ; Ya Mu died at his home M. Preaching by Rev. O. . {ane 4 cormvlieatior of R lorin, Pa. liseases \ : ) vears M. Junior C. E. hg : I ; in 1 To f years M. Intermediate C. E old He is survived by his wiie, one > M1 rm se Ha. daughte Emm J. Stauffer, two : reaching. orandechildren. Funeral Thursday af ternoon from his lat Burial Methodist Episcopal Church Re Thomas Roberts, Pastor Su I at 9:15 A. M. 10:30 A. M. netery at Silver Springs hool Esther U. Springer ; reac aft retire? fant {a1 © : ( . wi at 6:30 P. M , Esther RAN a of REPAIRS FOR ALL MAKES OF MACHINES. CALL OR X Dy 2 30 ve at vy H ar I p M. Si s died ADDRESS. / 8 Vi service on Wed. [JioroRY ON or varests: 0 at < 7 % Fe Atlas’ ohriirie Voore’s | in Rapho township — - = ’ Friday evening. prop ¢; bronchiti Funeral om. rVices vere held on ednesds 4 Florin United Brethren Church a. on at a 8 lea) hii geday al 7 ) A : . / s Rev. oO GC. Romig, Rastop How and at 2 o'clock at Fairview Church. 1 {) cl CWI {} 4 d hs 1 A I 4h hae ines ih 2 bb oN [Interment in the adjoining cemetery the coming Sabbath: cro . S 1 oN it L C \ at 250 A a Harold Gardner i ] ’ £ wy 20 v5 : Harold Gardner, a son of Mr. and E > y a aL Lio 5 ar Mrs. William Gardner died at the dom , “va Stvant - i 1 <3 at G15 P vy HUE n a 1 14 fs Orang eS Direel, Lancaster L Hh fe 11: a a hor home of his parents at Palmyra, on > 2 A Y or it 7415 pr M Friday from typhoid fevei aced 3 A ! at 4.;.0 TT. ul bywenty years The deceased is very § or We ly heating Jp 28 well known here the family for- : re ; 3 ening ¢ 9 merly resided on farn short 410 Locust Street, Columbia P.M TE EE er f —— vived bv. his and narents ‘he Church of God Rohrerstown frnel yy al held ot ftesday a Lie Rev. F. W. McQuire, Pastor Chostniat Hill church, intern a) he Ih o Seryiec 2 hurch of God Sunday:| de in the cemetery at Palmyra £ Bh 0} 6p +1 \ “T,ovin Joseph Schlegelmilch t 34, theme, 0 o sa eit Sonloade Holt. of hic. # Your Enemies q p. m., theme,} Sox ph Edi h ae! nilch, { h - 4 \ Grace.” fag, Fl Jorma resident and na H i i J y ; a ida tive of Florin, died Sunday at his P Y ou RS —- ‘F ¥ 50 i day: 3 ms 1 home there, aged 7 years Death . 5 I. Be bE vas due to injuries sustained about a £ ason oO arris £5 \ ro wher roe de accel y 73 £ ’ Brands 1 Fie year ago When a lates door uae) AND HELP YOURANATION i hit nr 0 ii vy ety » ) Saturda y | ; ; WALERY te oF thei v his wi ind one son, Ira of F : ; TY Looiets of I Jon Chicago, Ill. Three brothers: Henry, a : 8 2 ver-t1of Flori [.eonard, of Gallowa 0.: Pie last Friday Afigrhoon. [Ww Ilia ! of Se Rotd. Ohio ’ Also YOU CAN INCREASE THE EW Nm ve [ive sisters Mrs. Barbara Frank, of VALUE OF YOUR CORN CROP, | LeFever he nian. lun piace ard Mrs: John M, Raymond Q nil f the members of f Florin. F ry ~ Ju . nuniber o ¢ en "rs ; : ED MORE CATTLE AND PRO- ciety were present. The pro Edmund 7. Ruthesiord DUCE MILK AT LOWEST COST ndered by the scholars was Ed sigh F. R } Hu or ore rb ol : rd showed skill and study idmund I. huthel ford, son of the WITH AN Follne + Op er ROT ate Willi: S. Rutherford, who for be follows: ening Song, Fx : tv: manager of the B, Mitte. Elaction of OF many. ; Li Ss nana er of the Referred Question, Raymond yeraly Harms ab f.0Cniel, died ot ial Fe Hints Snavely: Sons me at Paxtang, after a short ill- \y G Pebaty, Resolved That| lo of Blewnon fio vs 5a nian Cioarette kine ix o Greater Bells sion Yod © Juntnepiord, and i DN Am rantive, (elt died by all who knew him. He Nn ins bik Ror: HN Ive 4 s connected with the engineering : on Shatin a ua A R 55° | department of the Bethlehem Steel The. ; hay 0 + 50 } vy "1 Company many years He is survived : ah I f th and i OY Se by a daughter, ‘Susanna Rutherford, | rr of the negative. An + re . > : delivered bv ww TW and a broth wr, W illiam of Bethle- J as ! lit Te | yn Yl . J lhem; Misses Mary B., Eliza, and Mar- ON ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT DIFFICULTY IN SECURING |, Misses Merta Warfel and | SUcTie Bu) oro € san De y Lo ! ) v1 1 ceased is a brother to bert Ruther- RAW MAFERIALS THE EARLY BUYER IS APT TO BE THE LUCKY Le Risser sang a very en ford, who died three years ago and wy Get, Th losin sone Was sung nd | Wh managed the, Cameron farms a F _— = 1 \ : profitable hour. #1 Donegal Spring ears > -———— ow - . Edgar Reese Northwest Rapho Edgar G. Re , of Elizabethtown, » ° died in the General Hosp 1 Sat- EASTERN DISTRIBUTOR MOUNT JOY, PENNA. Samuel Gish and wife motored to By ni Tory. _— G1 il ast Friday to visit rela-| j.ve “For tw nty-seven years he was : f. TProzel. spe engaged in the dairy business He tin ue ont as NI i ht was a member of Lodge 128, 1. O. O. c ga, parents, MT andiP, the Knights of Mystic Chain_and ri vod the Temainme the Friendship Fire Company, No. 1. # Ivor 4 ihe Toma. He is survived by his wife, who was Ee i 1 t Frid \ ohacco crop to | pafore marriage Miss Elizabeth Ney, { : Hoa y. ‘ . land the following children: Samuel, E d 0[6 & ’ ane Jecoh Shafer David, Christian, all of Elizabeth- 3 7 yo Die 0 3 a : wh ek and [{ wn. Harry R.,, of Lancaster, and a oem / 1 ro an 1 ve on ! sd Miss Anna at home. His : | mother, : 3 : Lil i - 4 Mrs. Anna Reese, also survives. The we > oy ig set-out of good | gi 6pa] was held Wednesday with ® I the pupil wv t 1 hoy hv a i Timer Swelrart services at the late home, ] all 2 Ie d Eros EoD, M. Myer, pastor of Christ N La Pe ang, i] os Upp, church, of Elizabethtown: 1 . bate 4 Jersey, visited {was in Mount Tunnel cemetery We are the acknowledged keadquarters for Hats for the : i . of ee etl ee plain sects. Our hats are of the best material and will look 1d Sterne and . Will be Repeated . well after long wear. Wopth the price we ask. ( Ane t Sunday in Upon urgent reque ro )f : g VI. W, einer. the townspe vi uld se F- > yos along our creek have cure ticket h t perf ’ heir instruments and ev- | the Monday ( eat ( APS & Gl OVES a ar giving us their | the home r . chestra selections. on of In S day / eee eee Friday three motor trucks of g, A 7 Corps, of the Aeroplane The i be RIGHT PRICES ALWAYS de al Corn, of the, ATIBARS he, (Rt chose Gone and d by a motorcycle. £20 4 Y 1 A of the Old Line Crea 1] Red ( ss Branch c cal J c D . branch, are asked to bring be procur ‘om the Jun Red 7 JOHN A. HAAS, : roprietor. on Satur evening in- Cross Nn Chat I at 7 p «d of Sunday morning during this | G wrber’s drug store on 7 - 1 noon. 144/North Queen Street, Lancaster, Fenna. anfioesth the avening SET r———— lark often times causes folks to be! .iis : | \- £ J uneasy. Would it not be wise for Pre: Change of Ministers United - mf | ose having brush to burn.te do it |g. yoaching setvices At he mal by daviizhil Brethren church in this place on Sun- y HE > — day were conducted by Rev. O. G. EN ————— ——————————— = - — — COUNTY QUOTAS Romig of Florin in the morni d by the presiding elder, Rev. <4 2000CCO00000000000000000000000000000000000VVOOCOCLCL Following are the township quotas Philadelphia in the evening, or ~ 3 OOOCO00000000000000 Ye in this county for the Third Liberty | count of last Sunday being “Let “% } > 4 | Loan: a Valley College Day” for t} H. C BRI INNER" Sone Lasts fren $,90.000 nomination. gy | East }. ea, § y pn ro = : West Donegal.......:.... 210,000 : : ae 7 E: Hempfield. .......... 300,000 Six Mariettan’s Join Navy ~a West Hempfield. .......... 600,000 Marietta furnished six more of g { Manheim eh 390,000 | sons for battle against autoerac s O #” IMonnt JOY...» viniss naan 280,000 when the following young men went # | Rapho 380,000 | to Philadel phiy = BD es . : . | eet men: Abram . awt orne, - Is the only kind 1 sell—Furnture that is Furniture { The Aut bile Fire T K min F. Maloney, Earl E. Carver, Toy | e Automobile lire ruc !A. Walters, Howard Singer an ROCKERS, MIRRORS, HALL RACKS, EXTENSION TABLES The American La Frante Motor | Harold E. Hoover. s | Fire Engine Company is furnishing m— CHINA CLOSETS, KITCHEN CABINETS | the United States Government with ’ . . . 18 pumping cars, 38 chemical en- Vase From German Shell In fact anythifg and everything in the Furniture Lime . gines, 6 combination cars, 1 service | Mrs. M. E. McCloskey, of Marietta, | pg truck and 200 hand-drawn chemical has received a package from her son, | / engines and several thousand hand | Lieutenant Frank McCloskey, serving | Zz extinguishers. jin France with the Engineering Corp, : . x - and upon opening it, found a Ger- U nde rtaking and Er 1 balm I ng Married at Hagerstown man shell made into a beautiful vase | Po Joseph Sakach and Fannie T by a French wounded soldier. af E | Fishmaher, of Marietta, were married | 3 . g in Hagerstown, Md., Wednesday. ! Subseribe for the Star and News. i - { Rh Se . hs a " { sured they will be made. EE a FARMERS LOAN | ASSOCIATION GOVERNMENT MONEY, LOANED AT 513 PER CENT. ON COM- PARATIVELY SMALL SE- CURITY, GOOD FOR 34 YEARS rally known that organized re a Laneaster sociation, thru 1 be > \ ob States ganiza Cyrus »sident, and treasurer the to fu 19 can United he ot sh 23 1 20 ary ly ations point the near are at joined ‘ters vaned at 51. per extent of one nd mortgaged fth the value of One may pay time after na can failure imilar 1 ind one there he fi 0 ing \ a 1 ave for ome st advantage of they are yd. The pro interesting ich mem a that ly NN becomes committee and the this ap Jhere a property over or changes 3x srtifies : each actual the en are that irmer ory and that the local associa ter county. Ten arv for effecting nd the total loan of exceed $20,000 plentiful at to loan from at reasonable who uses the feels an inde- 1ld not were r individual. 1 viduals farmer nonevy vich he ne VOL a thus ( are financing their own 1 ter County Association oney direct from th d Ban Baltimore No. 2 of the Federal which takes care of i dennsylvania national government fo wrought about by ct of Congress in 1915. an of han \ Bureau, M scheme trict ind irginia, "his 1a of farmers was ai COMMENCEMENT IN CONOY TUESDAY, APRIL 30 The ie exercises oOnoy commencement nship, county, igh School will be held in St. Luke’s ( [Lancaster 1 | { together | of | 11.000 PENNA. MEN LEAVE APRIL 26 PROBABLY BE AND MADE EARLY NEXT LOCAL MEN HAVE TO ro CAMP LE} QUOTAS WII COMPLETED KNOWN WEEK MAY GO i A pproxi- nate isvivanians vill be Sher- ocd 1ecora- | State I'hese ddition to Lee and WwW. G. ree, has the quotas, completed wday. both white m some of men in Camp Meade | Kes be sent from in ad- white re men, all nilitary service. wre to be sent 97 men liv- nia counties, Meade ter- regular men are fied for erricory 96 ne } colored in quali ce, Vv Ser a» G-- PUBLISH LIBERTY MAY NOT LOAN SALE 8—Estimates of seriptions will during the cam- i or local ‘uctions is- McAdoo. ther them ¢ bank actually filed with receipts pay- will sul ve ent of these compile tarn- the tions out informa- Y £ tions. | mittees TONALL HEALTH TALKS BILIOUSNESS Lutheran church, on Tuesday, April 30 I'he Senior class consists of wura Kravbill, Marie Charles, Eliza- | MAKES LIFE A BURDEN-#TON eth Snvder, Susan Forrey, ALL GIVES THE NEEQED mith, Ethe McNeilly, Helen . cE Demuth and Ethel Ely. RELIES t la wre: President, roa 1 Todt ‘hetl r: vice president, +} L : a Laura Kray : secretary, Ethel Mec - Ths a ach. Doin: Nelly: treasurer, Susan Forrey. The hE rT ie tures teachers are: Prof. I. J. Kreider, 1 ch hs 18 Burne vrincipal: Miss Beulah Sheaffer, as- fi a sistant principal. : x hitons pel ener lA) Aree ee ul a) have an ab \ ppetit 1s no desire for Zeager—Achorn i action H 3 in his sleep, Thursday fternoon Rev. P. | has pain it in the mouth. George Sieger united in marriage | The tong and he has Emerson A. Zeager and Mrs. Anna | l mav lead t« Vi. Achorn, both of Lancaster, at the | rm disease as the alter of Emmanuel Lutheran Church | hody wore suspectible then to the n th esence of near relatives. |lodgemedt of diseas in when in After the ce ony a wedding sup- | its normal t Co on s served at the home of the| Topall to jousness and ric nother, Mrs. Maggie Am-|a]] kindred : ents. The roots, herbs wake, followed by a reception. after | and barks being nature's aids when vhich the couple motored to Phila-| taken ir l'ona as a medicine, delphia and other points on a wed- | byings the t yack to health ding trip. hey. will make their | gain. future home at their newly furnished Tonall old by E. W. Garber, country home a-short distance south | dgngeist, Mount Joy, Pa. of town which was only recently | A purchased from Mr. Ezra Wolge- | : Spt Eis . uth. The groom is a native of this | MAY PROHIBIT STREET OIL- lace and is a step-son of Mr. Jos. ING BY FEDERAL ORDER dt of the La Pierre House. eee A ln me Bran : Levi Hofiman Weds ord w ceived here last week 8 rents that Mr. Levi Hoff- of Howard, Montana, was mar- | in that place March : to Miss stine Bostrack The oom is a of Mr. and Henry G. Hoffman this 1C 6 ‘he young man went ome irs ago and after spend- S re in Dakota, returned to his place Four years ago he left for Mont: took up If a section ( 180 acres of a government claim, .d buildings thereon and is pro- ressing very well. His many friends here wish him abundant success and extend congratulations. etl Gee Rube Wins Easy * Rube Bennett, the popular local athlete, appeared in the semi-windup at Frankie Erne’s bi-monthly show at Lancaster Monday night and easily put the kayo on Gus Belmont of Philadelphia in the first inning. A stiff left on the jaw and Gus counted stars. cri fares Four Furnaces to Merge The Vesta furnace at Marietta, the hire furnace at Sheridan, the yn furnace at Lebanon and a e at Lynchburg, Va., are to be | under the management of a orporation, the Lavina Furnace mpany. ks ee —— Trimmed the Trees vas sugg.sted at a recent meet- ing. Boro Council made the initial step toward improving our park by having all the trees (rimmed. Ev- erybody is =~ Lusly awaiting further improvements but they can rest as- For Bilious Troubles. To promote a healthy condition of the liver and correct disorders caused by biliousness, Chamberlain’s Tablets are excellent. Try them and see how quickly they give you a relish for your food and banish that dull and stupid feeling. 4-41 | t t1 { ) n tre | Go I 1 for This f y when a Zens Soug i the del ry { of oiling tl The repres { companies to they { not permit e oil for that | purpose y understood | that no oil contracted for or | delivered purpose could be | so used. | It has beer ustomary in Mount | Joy the past few years for Council to oil all our streets and if this sr is enforced you can | this will be some dusty the good housewife keeps going. MILTON GROVE Mrs. E. W. Brosey spent Sunday at Mount Hope. Miss Lillie Hershey called on Mr. and Mrs. Simon Gingrich on Sunday. Harvey Mr. and Mrs Good spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Christian 1 Goo Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wittle trans- acted business at Lancaster, on Sat- urday. ai : Messrs. William and Aaron Diffen- derfer and LeRoy Wittle spent Sun- day afternoon at Hershey. There were nineteen applicants present at the annual Spring examin- ation for entrance to the High School on Saturday; thirteen passed. The graduating class of 1918 of the Milton Grove High School spent Saturday at Lancaster, and at the Millersville State Normal School. etl Miss Flora Drabenstodt is improv- ing slowly. \
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