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: X11. NO. 52

MOUNT JOY, PENNA. WEDNESDAY. MAY 26, 1915
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verybody Should Come to Mount Joy on Decoration Day--Big Parade, Base
Concerts,
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jon’t Forget to Unfurl Old Glory at
Your Home Next Monday
The following wag composed expressly for the Mount Joy Bulletin.
appropriate to the occasion, by our townsman., Mr. John Hallgren, who is
quite an adept in that line:
Hoist the stars and the stripes to the balmy
[hat is playing ‘round valley and hill
And bedeck the dear homestead and fences and
With colors that pat thrill
For that brave li band of old soldiers
Who is shrinking in number each year,
who once in their youth were those colors true,
When the lan as in woeful despair.
riotism
in blues
Hoist the stars and the stripes to the balmy
That 1s playing round valley and hill
And bedeck the dear homestead and fences and trees
With colors that patriotism thrill
For the heroes in blue. who in tottering
Yet are leading the festive parade,
On the brink of their life through the triumph arch
Where they'll join with the great myriad
breeze
march
Cheer them up, the old soldiers,
For the milestones are passing so fast
And the further ahead they seem less apart
And they soon will have passed by the last.
Cheer them up with the flags and them show with pride
To your children and grandchildren dear
the heroes who gladly in arms had died
In their fight for the right without fear.
and bless their heart
On Memorial Hill where the valiant sleep,
Under stones in a closefitting row
Lay the roseburden wreaths under silence deep
As an honor to heroes below. :
For as long as are shifting the flood and tide.
Whatever our happiness mars,
We shall point to the freedom of slaves with pride
And the purity of stripes and the stars.
years about 1830.
In the near future we expect to
publish a list of these coins, i
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A BIG TIME JUNE 1st
MORE OLD COINS of a few
Mr. Walter Brown of This Place,
Has a very Rare Collection
along
Since the old coin question has |
been started. we hav been shown a
number of very rare specimens and
there are collections in this town
that we doubt whether they can be \
or : N by L No. 271, In-
equaled by individuals, ' font Joy logge, No 7, In
proved Order of Odd Fellows, one
F. E. Hershey's Collection of the strongest secret societies im!
Mr. F. E. Hershey of this place, the town, is making a great and.
showed us a collection of coins ves- gyccessful effort to increase its
terday that is hard to beat for age. mempership, Several weeks ago it
He has a copper half cent dated wag decided to try and admit a
1805; a cent dated 1802; an English (ja¢ of twenty new members. Thus
dollar of 1794; a shilling of 1772 and far twenty-two have been elected to
an Englisi> copper coin of 1740. The membership and there is every im-
latter is just 175 years old and We gjcation that the class will number
doubt whether any one can beat it. twenty-five.
Mrs. Ricksecker, wife of Council- This class will be admitted on
man Charles TRicksecker on West Tues. y evening, June 1st. The De-
Main street, has a Cerman calendar gree Stai* of Monterey Lodge of
dated 1758. Lancaster, will confer the initia-
Mr. Walter Brown's Collection tion and first degree. The District
Mr. Walter Brown, a member of Deputy Grand Master and a number
the extensive manufacturing firm of of other officials will be present.
Geo, Brown's Sons, has’ one of the After the meeting and initiatory
most complete collection of old work the members will partake of
coins we ever heard of. His col- a banquet at proprietor Henry PEng-
lection includes very rare pieces of le’s Exchange Hotel,
"Vmoney. Beginning in the year 1780 eee ree eee
he has a cent for every year up to M
the present time, with the exception purchased a Saxon automobile,
The Odd Fellows Will
Class of About 25
t
jseat and was
| first-class lower berth on the floor
Monday
i Stauffer at Lancaster,
{ accused was committed to Jall
jre turned hot
mer met with an accident, She knee which
lang fell.
Initiate ‘a | Cramer is sure unlucky if there is died in
| anything like it. Only last January Bainbridge Saturday and interred in | ara.ie ghelly
— {she had a similar fall at her home, the family plot :
| tearing the ligaments in her foot.
of thig
Trostle
General Hospital
an operation for appendicitis.
the same time her brother was also |
removed to the same institution tor Vi2. bel Krall, Prof. and Mrs. C. E. Rou-
treatment.
jitney cars
here to
Lincoln and Mt.
day next Monday.
the ladies’
Hospital will be held at the home of |
r. Jacob Fry of Milton Grove, hax Mrs, John
afternoon. June 3nd at 3 o'clock. 2t. | nursing a very sore hand.
BRUSH WOMAN “RAILROADED IN OUR COURTS
Was Playing Carrie Nation at the
Fiorin Depot and Got Pinched } | _sly’s Warehouse Gets Year and
| a Half
I'he supposed “brush woman’ got a
toils of the law again but |" The
| terest were
lito tne
sure 1s in wrong this time and be-
fore sie gels thru she will nna on Saturday:
rennsyl An Issue Framed
vania Railroad Company are not as sS. H.
i and kind hearted as wele our "HE ROAD WHICH WE ALL MUST and G.
constables last week. z sue framed to determine the own-
: TRAVEL § | AT
She went to the depot at Florin El, SOONER OR LATER ership of
Saturday noon, carrying a bottle Of
beer, a flask of gin an umbrella iP Il 8 0 Breiner
LL charges of larceny and
Mundis broke into the
Nery ip
and a beautiful “bun.” She amused Will
a fe ait i desk of E. L.
that the officials of the
Moyer
personal property on an
issued against Joseph C
Tressler,
Did . Got Year and a Half
Koy Mundis entered pleas of
guilty to
execution
herself poking her umbrella thru
the windows in the waiting room,
in spite of the protests of the sta- |
forgery,
tion agent, Mr. Cox. She wasn't
satisfie »ither until she had broken iol 19m 09 .
satisfied either until she had b Some Well Known People From Our Stole $137.03 fherefrom. He alsa
Neighborhood Have Passed to the forged a check and had it cashed
Great Beyond Since Our Last Issue at Sprecher & Ganss' store. He ad-
Gone to Their Reward
seven window panes. i
Mr. Cox telegraphed to Harrisburg
for an officer who put in an ap-
pearance later, a thru train having
been stopped for him, The female
was arrested and taken to Lancas-
ter at noon,
fore, having served seven months in
Albert Kimes died at Co- Dauphin county for
lumbia from paralysis, aged
years. and a half
James
When on the train
refused to sit In
therefore given a
she positively
Mrs. Anna E. Moriarty died Satur-
lay night at Columbia from a compli-
Sent to Reformatory
of the baggage coach. 1
cation of diseases aged 77 years.
When she was arrested here last bal
week she positively refused to give Martin Lafferty, a well known! ...e of Lvdia Smoker. near Green-|
any name but to these officers she jy ickiayer of New Holland, hanged jpg ond “idle soveral articles. He
sail her name was Bessie Noland, himself in his barn with a rope. He Sloe an implicated in breaking in-
that’ she was housekeeper for John to the home of Henry Erb. “near
Griffenberger, who resides four Landisville. but
miles from Elizabethtown Joel S. Eaby. one of Lancaster's tion. He
She was given a partial hearing jest and best known aldermen and apg
morning before Alderman thirty-third degree Mason. died’ ¢,
but the hear-:gaturday, aged 78 years.
ing was continued until additional
witnesses could be secured and the
was 45 years old.
was accompanied by sev-
other boys, who were returned
Juvenile Court. He was sen
tenced to the Huntingdon Reforma-
tory.
Albert R. Houck, son of Hon
Henry Houck, died at Lebanon. ag-
ed 47 former
postmaster in that city.
A FAREWELL PARTY
mo a————
years. He was a
An Unfortunate Trip
Mrs. J. H. Cramer and son Ralph ———
Jennie, 11-year-old
Prof. Roudabush and Miss Herr
Royally Entertained Last Evening
! Last evening the Sophomore class
to Philadelphia and New York. Holland, of [of the Mt. Joy High School, gave a
| While visiting at the home of her in the hospital from teanus, ; delightful farewell party in hono
'sister in the former city Mrs. Cra-|weeks ago she ran a needle into her | . oo C. E. Roudabush, principal,
caused her death. jand Miss Marguerite M. Herr, as-
sistant principal of the High School.
| The affair, which was a complete
surprise to the guests of honor,
was held at the home of Miss
on East Main street.
cemetery at | nriss Herr, Miss Krall teacher in
| the High School, and Miss Blanche
| Eshleman recited. Mr. Geo. Brown
Mrs. Loiuse M. Pinkerton igave a violin solo and Miss Grace
On Thursday Dr. W. M. Thome | Deadly on Trwrsdny afternoon re; Dietz and Mr. Arthur Moyer ren-
place, removed Miss Ruth |li€ved the sufferings of Mrs. Lou- | gered a piano duet. Games and oth
of East Donegal, to the ise Marie, wife of John W. Pinker-fer amusements weve
at Lancaster, for ton of Marietta. Deceased was ag |and delicious
At ed 73 years. The funeral was held | served.
Monday with interment at
Sunday from a trip daughter of
Columbia. died
Three
August
was descending a flight of steps and
when at the bottom, became dizzy |
fracturing her nose. Mrs.
Buried at Bainbridge
The body of Frederick Lenig. who
Philadelphia. was taken to
in the
that place,
eel CR
Removed to the Hospital
indulged in
refreshments were
Those who attended were:
Colum- | Miss Marguerite M. Herr, Miss Ma-
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dabush and sons Byron and Robert,
John Pennell | Miss Mazie Shelly, Misses Maude
| John Pennell, 78 years old, of|Schroll Lois: Wiley, Blanche Eshle-
Will Run a Jitney | Union Square. died Thursday after- | man, Beulah Zercher, Anna Shonk,
Mr. Homer Barr will have several noon at the Lancaster County Hos-| Grace Dietz. Vivian Coolidge, Es-
running from the park pital following a stroke of apo-|ther Wittle, Messrs. George Brown,
either the Eberle, Florin, | plexy He was admitted to the In-| Arthur Moyer, John Bear, Frank
Joy cemeteries all stitution on April 24 Gantz, Barl Myers, Oscar Laske
| witz, Warren Eshleman and Ragnar
| Hallgren. The class presented Miss
Ladies’ Auxiliary Meeting | G. Wash. Null of Columbia, was|Herr with a handsome forget-me-
Ture regular monthly meeting of | struck by a shifting engine and in-|not pin and Prof. Roudabush was
Auxiliary of the General | (Continued on page 4) the recipient of a gold tie pin, The
Se — We occasion was a most delightful one
Thursday | Mr. O. K. Greenawalt is off duty and will long be remembered by
teacher ang pupil
a —— PE — eee
G. Wash, Null
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Longenecker

Young Man Who Robbed E. L. Nis.
Nissly & Co. and
mitted having been in trouble be- |
horse stealing. |
64 He wae given a sentence of a year |
George Snyder entered a plea of]
guilty to a charge of larceny. He]
was on his way from Philadelphia |
to Mount Joy, and broke into the |
denied this allega- |
The Day’s Program
following cases of local in-
aisosea ot 1m cour Order and Route of Parade, Aids, Con-
cert Program, &c.
Tressler was made plaintiff \
defendant in an is-
The complete program for am all worth going miles to hea
day Memorial Day celebration in 1 sons of veterans are reques.ed
Mount Joy this year, including the I
band concert in the
at the hall 3unday
evening, is morning at 10:15 to atte livine
herewith appended. ices, in company with the Grand
The parade this year will, be- Army. in the Church of God at 10:30.
yond a doubt, surpass all former ef- On
rorts, Many organizations have ex-|Day) they are requested to
Monday morning (Memorial
assemble
pressed a willingness to participate. at the fire’ engine house at 8 o'clock
In addition to the usual celebra-!'0 complete arrangements in the
games of park and go to he
should provide am-|t€ries to decorate grave
I tion there will be two
various ceme-
| base ball, wh ER oLTAnS
The band 2nd hold proper Memoria] Day ser-
concert in the park in ffe evening vices.
| by Howard Eberle's Spring Garden The
thirty-seven pieces, will be|
| ple entertainment for all
citizens of Mount Joy and
| Band of (Continued on page 8)
FOR A MEMORIAL
| “Dolly” Taylor's Will Provides for
an Iron Fence at the Lincoln
Cemetery
It will be of interest to Enow that
by the
testament of the late ‘‘Dolly” (Mar-
garet) Taylor, colored, of this pl
terms of the last will and
hich was admitted to probate
ithin the past week, with Mr,
Brunner as executor,
among

estate.
er bequests she mak t > OW Nie iss : ;
: M00 15 Hig Win
“lI authorize my executor to erect villi i : |
a fence at the front of the Lin
¢oln Cemetery, in Mount Joy town ice il oll
ship, to correspond with the front
fence of the Mount Joy Cemetery,
to be similar in material, detail, | THE UNITED STATES STEAMER
design and gateway. and to pay for
same out of my Same is| VEBRASKA. WAS TORPEDOED BY
to be a memorial to me.” |A GERMAN DESTROYER OFF THE
The will also includes a number
of private benefactions [COAST OF IRELAND YESTERDAY.
It will be remembered that only a REPORTS HAVE IT THAT CREW
few years ago the Mount Joy Cem-|AND PASSENGERS ARE NEARLY
etery Association erected a fine fron), SAVED A
fence along the front of the ceme-| ND THE STEAMER
tery. The Lincoln Cemetery ad-|!S SLOWLY MAKING ITS WAY TO
joins this cemetery on the west and | THE NEAREST HARBOR.
this bequest will surely add to the]
already beautiful appearance of — rs
these widely known and up-to-date | Keller & Bros. Next Sale
burial grounds. | The next big stock sale of J. B.
re Smt Al A st | Keller & Bro. will be held at their
C S. Frank's Next Sale |Stock yards here on Friday, May 28.
On Friday. June 4, at M. A. Spick- | They will offer a fine lot of Lykens
ler's Washington House stableg is | Valley and Lancaster County fresh
the time and place Mr. C. S. Frank |COWs and springers, about seventy
will hold his next live stock sale|head. Also a few stock: bulls and
when he will offer a carload of extra |a lot of choice home-raised shoats
fine cows. a few stock bulls. one |If You want a good useful cow,
hundred head of extra fine home [don’t miss this sale. Mn
raised shoats and a few brood sows. ee A er.
If in need of stock don’t forget the |
date of this sale, Friday, June 4th. 2t
rR
Musical a Success
A crowded house witnessed the
rendition of an excellent musical
: ! program in Mt. Joy Hall Thursday
Yesterday morning a horse of Mr. oy : 3
oi \ { : evening by the senior pianoforte
Christian Breneman slipped the | upils of Miss A T Welsh
hitching rope with which he was | ? =m : Sisk.
tied. ran out Market street and down BEE
Main, continueing until it reached the M. J. Brecht Retained
farm about two miles east of town. Milton J.Brecht was last Wednes-
There were a number of cans of day night named by Governor Brum-
skimmed milk spilled along the (baugh as a Public Service Com
The damage was only slight. | missioner for a seven year term.
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Horse Runs Away

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