T'he Mount Joy Bulletin VOLUME XIX NO. 51 VILLAGE OF FLORIN A TAKING A BOOST THAT HUSTLING, THRIVING AND RAPIDLY GROWING BURG WILL SOON BE A BOROUGH The Bulletin is exceedingly pleased > el announce that the town of Florin Mount Joy, Penna., Wednesday, May 19, 1920 RAPHO TOWNSHIP FARM WOMEN MET MOUNT JOY GETS ANOTHER INDUSTRY -. Women’s Society, of held their monthly afternoon at The Farm Rapho township, meeting on Saturday the home of S. G. Gibble. There was — a full attendance and a number of |THE BACHMAN "CHOCOLATE new members were admitted. An MANUFACTURING C O M. interesting program was rendered, PANY AND ALL ITS REAL consisting of recitations by Miss ESTATE ANNEXED TO THE BORO Mr. J. x Irene Stauffer, Ida Wolgemuth, Elva Hess and Alma Ginder; a talk by c f ohms 7 Sev Mrs. Henry F. Hess on the subject Bach hman and sev Jachman Choco- When eral directors of the | June | ranged Ve | | { participate. Rev. Charles | of St. Paul's Lutheran liamsport and Forrest St Reading, are among those speak. The Zion Church vas left to the Bi iron Steigel, a wealthy I: will soon be a borough and that’s no | «Mothers' Duty to Children,” and by “bosh” either. Mrs. B. G. Stauffer on “The Christian [late Manufacturing Company went ia “Dear Old Florin don’t you sigh Influence of a Mother.” Another in-|before Boro Council at the last regu- | ER You'll be a Boro by and by.” teresting feature was an address by [lar meeting on Monday evening, May | 4 Doesn’t that listen good? Well,| Mrs. Jenkins, of Lititz, who also|3. and asked to be taken into the ox here’s the ‘dope. The citizens of spoke on a subject appropriate to Boro, few realized just what that 3 Florin presented a petition to the | Mothers’ Dav. meant to this town : Lancaster County Court on Saturday | The next meeting will be held at| The company, thru their spokes- 4 morning asking for a charter to be | the Chestnut Grove schoolhouse, |Man President J. A. Bachman, made incorporated into a Borough. This | Rapho township, on June 19th. This | € ‘tain propositions. I'he matter petition was signed by ninety-one | meeting will be in the nature of a|Was carefully considered by Council per cent. of the resident frecholders, | reunion nd all the former teacl land after viewing the plot which which is positive evidence that the and pupils of that school are invi od | We 1s to be annexed, that body decided people there almost unanimously [to be present. Some of the m , | it would be a boost for our town and favored the movement. Lo taught this school and have since [chairman H. S. Newcomer called a Florin is a thrifty town with ev- | made their mark in the world, will be [special meeting for the purpose of ery possibility of increasing con-| present and address the meeting. The [ta king action thereon. siderably as it has every advantage. | program committee is busy arrang-| Council, by a vote of five to one, It is splendidly located in a wonder-|ine the program and endeavoring to accepted the proposition and the mo ful community, can grow any direc- | make this meeting a suce [tion was sent to Burgess H. C. tion, is easy of access by the rural | > [Schock for his approval or rejection folks, is on the main line of the] [After giving it due consideration, he Pennsylvania Railroad and the ve. | THE PRIMARY WAS Isigned the motion on Monday after- Joy and Elizabethtown trolley line noon which made it final. passes thru it. Its main street is | Sitar John A. Coyle is now pre- that greatly traveled thoroughfare, | NOT INTERESTIN Thess the ordinance which will the State Highway from Harrisburg | | thoroughly cover the entire annexa- to Lancaster. | [tion. Same will be presented at the . [next regular meeting of Council. What the Town Has Here are just a few of the many advantages of the town. It has most | excellent schools, two good churches, | good stores, hotel and stock yards, : branch of the Hershey creamery, | flouring mill, coal and lumber yard, | several garages, a number of large tobacco warchouses among them the main warehouse of E. L. Nissly & Sons, one of the largest of its kind in the county, a third-class post of- REPUBLICANS WIN THRUOUT | THE COUNTY BY ABOUT FOUR TO ONE—GREIST WHY When the Bachman Chocolate RUNS WELL {Manufacturing Company started into — | business seven years ago, being The prim: vesterday was a nearer the Florin post office, freight rather tame affair thruout the coun- [and express office, it done all its ty, the Republican ticket winning by [business thru that place. When it be- about four to one. Sadler was run- | came known that a new chocolate ning far ahead of Kunkle in the!factory would be started at Florin ficht for State Supreme Court Judge |and now possibly another, the Bach- early this morning. [man people felt certain that matters BIG ANNUAL FEAST OF ROSES AT MANHEIM he unique ceremony y ane vim’s annual feast ich attracted hundreds of hi the scene before the which was abandoned last } Officials of nounced that the 13, and plans to have hundreds and ir upon the yesteryears, made it mandatory people to pay red to representative have been his heirs of theirs. followed rose rr ——— —— INTERESTING HAPPE Only in 203 height. Mr. B. W. new Peerless Coupe Mr. Wm. Ellis is ter a spell of sickness. Quarryville broke new Methodist Church The battle of and finished in Mr. Levi G. position at Le There was a of the county one man abot eight Dillinger frost Saturday eve death with the exce ption o of last year. | Church, congregation attending of roses, persons but will war, year, { be revived on a large scale this year Zion Lutheran church an- feast will are be held being ar- »f children Leonard, Wil- 1annon, of who will property by ind owner 1 his will he t oO he church an annual rental of one r to some His wishes r 1t ground re in some m his since GENERAL NEWS FOR QUICK READING ENINGS FROM ALL OVER THE COUN. TRY FOR THE BENEFIT OF BUSY PEOPLE six feet in 3rown has purchased a again af for a Waterloo was begun hours. signed his wskewitz's store. sections orning. \J Marietta has started playing Sun fice, restaurant, a modern home con: | Hon. W. W. Greist defeated John would be very conflicting and de- ov bail and on onde struction company, extensive horse | F- Smith better than three to one. [cided to at once change their busi a a a) g Sra grea Hi dealer, a concrete block manufactur-| The vote in town for a few of the [ness to Mount Joy. They immediate va Ba yo i a Drokens a ing plant doing a great business, |important offices is appended: ly ordered the address Mount Joy, i ig A¥e heen dicated for wagon making establishment, a wide | Judge of Supreme Court Pa., placed on all their printed mat- ee ne Ream left this morning awake butcher, good streets, electric = > EW. ww |ter such as letter heads, envelopes. tor Vi rt os IE . hoot HO lights, a very modern water plant, la eo. Kunkel 2 ‘83 "88 chocolate wrappers, labels, ete. and So go a p Ie ae WY bonchan and what not. In-addition it will soon | Sy vlvester B a ie. "63 o|are now doing business that way. Bar a On BD clonr dwve i have a new bank and last but not Rader 3 4g Wh Ye hac only six clear days in least it will have a Chocolate Ro U. S. Senator The Bacl ao Xt Nsans Ap ie Porn Wi 16 days and with a capital stock of $400,000. Re- | Boies Penrose. i839 821, Ye Bae man ; 10 olate Manu- | frosts on five days. : . ports hove it that. another new | 8 T jineturing Company is one of the All members of Donegal Com chocolate factory is to be started at | } A. S ate Tr Rope ] 3 | oe Be nied Sores 1 Jas ander no; 3% 5% Taqiestad uo Be Florin in addition to the Nissly Swiss | 2% A Super 30% aae of the largest and most modern | present Thursday evening, May 20. Company by the Hershey Chocolate Delegates to Nat'l Con. BE he gouniey, having Peon I Pour Roto} pon were arrested of Company of Hershey. We do notiW- W. Greist............, 101 gg erected for the purpose and gives Lancaster and a lot of whiskey know if this is authentic, H. Edgar Shertz. .........102 &7 employment to many people. It owns found on their . premises, taken on So thai the corer pabEe. can Ac : a Sixteen acre tract of land, having EF Hiday afternoon. : form an idea as to what Florin really | Frank G Harton o 119 sl Soeanlly oXercised fick aption - Ped Behneider, an employe of this is we will publish a general review Hours C. Schock C76 Soin 20 ihe 14nd owned by Mr. Eli ofce anh job aHam After Being BE thes for dn Bar ei aay ¢ iy : oi 2 2a a -.=76 471 elman i the north side of the trol- ff du ) Several days last week on Ee ty wo presen ative in ongress pol) es. Ihe option on this land i Tg ; : . . st. 9: as taken seven vears ag . H. 1 issly is the exec . DISCOVER MISSING BOY ino. P, Smith... ........... 20 7 ey ee : a lion of he ; : , NE Dn e Holl teaytot ut ON FARM NEAR MAYTOWN |D. F. Magee. ... 21 15 | the company, was just recently |of this boro. The legal notice may be Sanford Landis. 15 veir old son of) Senator Gen'l Assembly | Sac d sie Dros dent of the Penna. | f ind mn another cotiman, es Elmer Landis, 13 Caroline street, Horace L. Haldeman........72 id Be So oun iT : Fre i ie punite che Lancaster, who disappeared from his Representatives | Lo TY 1 La ) PE ne a home last Monday has been found All Republican candidates ran | A. L. Elects Officers y | Hany la ey we IRs Se x Safe with his parents, the youth |with ticket. W. L. Heisey received | At a meeting of the W. 8. Eber Chester ¢ Ar) re Eng 1 told how he went forth in the world | 34 votes in both wards. 0:0 Post No. 185 American Legion lonohit : ( \I Ee hiss 1 22, aA to seek his fortune rather than 20 to | : J . } 145 Wedne day vening the follow Erol Bs 3 . ee B i ns : Irn school. Lured by his boyish fondness! ~ Sate Committee _ ing officers were elected: Post Ad nifie are aies To Vel bed bar entitle awn fiw X : i C. 79 91 iH. Ross shlemai Sar Cnty th an atta ( pneumonia. for tle ax d horses the youth se- | 13 gis v : hi ma Sergeant-at arn Last 1 | ‘ was | ; cured work on the farm of Phares | eo {Iran Yo E ce Officer he T Y ( Peters, near Maytown, where he was | County Committee |Guy Habecker All ent Offic a iy ’ : ) : discovered by n of his picture |Jno. W. McG B.......112 {Henry O. O'Neill; A © Officer, B rr “i which ap {W. G. Loraw, .23 F. Groff. D t » the » co 5 : : H.. « 84 {vention t } ine 1 A Fonnnent elf } a H 20 /lentown, Pa, B I. Gre Alter NG $ Yebory of ! DD LAs H. 13|n C B diay ( 11 : CHARTER RECORDED || fn the > ee ) S th tv Jarge \ | s————erse— rc 1 11 ( I n rel hi o the VN Th art he | Ea ¢ Wes Selling E:cess Supplie I ’ « Chia Kiso Chocolate Com wv, of i" | The War De ! ellir Iq aswell been received at the | 3 h e | errr 5 Yo ens . Fo1 er i Taos 1 hi \ Y Bee Ths Comme yw H) nienniacins) he Logton’s Minstrel : a > : : | SERMON ON CHRISTIANITY : aan eo Ts i iit : yeown ot “ry ; 1 : a, ; AND SPIRITUALISM I'he incorp 11 B71 Mount Jo on y eve lh es. P Rev. Quigle ha £ Py and H. Roy jing, May 28, for benefit of W. 8. [and 1 1 can be Five 4 3 WNNOuI a ; The capital stock is $400,000 and | El le Post American | tained 1 1 Post ter J reach a rmon ot ‘Ch > H. Roy Nissly is the treasurer. Com- Legion. The is hort | Will Freed ti ni ; : ; h 9 | : plete details of the new building | c nts including seats are re- | TT Be iv evorian. TL i a sem on § equipment, etc., will appear in these | served and the cl be at Gar-| P. R. R. Should Follow Suit Quiol nt Sead Bor of i columns next week. | be r's Drug store. {The People’s Bridge Company, at {zone of Mt Tov he would breach. : ————t— etl rrr | Harrisburg, has ts new schedule | Oblic 1s cord ited to A BIG BUNCH OF {t some one of his own size.” | fairly tes, w become effective | 1 MONEY INVOLVED discovering himself | hone rate ft ro Jou: pas ms etl 4p Mire nrun ———— ry ninority, subsided vel 1 € das peen educed to one s : M. R. Hoffman, of Maytown, 0 tin &: he hy ae oti A . jcent and the rate on auto trucks in The A Mighty Brishi Hea 150s sold 1,000 cases of 1919 Lancaster |. : ? URS lereased. The P. R. R. at Columbia fic TAYHTORAS ARYe poh ou en ace akor & laa piracy. €lous €charges five times as much. » | embargoes on seeds, fert tar county leaf tobacco to Baker & Was- cy id) ¢ um mu i ser, of Landisville and Silver Spring. Bere rookie! d tray YY \ DM muennery ong other Minto The price is not given, but as re-f’ ° it snp New Freight Man an : 5 {3 } cent sales of the new packing have deck some more.” ated inf M Charles Derr has purchased Dobe cong: : Oa § been at 28 to 30 cents marked weight Charged With Threats ihe freight hauling business from ens the { 8 ; 7 and 35 cents actual weight, it will be Bessie Berry, colored, of this]Geo. Springer. Mr. Derr has a big hoa 2 gunner 3 * seen that this sale involves a large |place, charged her husband with|auto truck and aside from hauling Tha he must be served amor x - sum of money. j threatening to kill her. He denied |freight will do all other kinds of lo- a ——— a — sd it. On Saturday the court dismissed |cal and long distance hauling. = Attending Conference. the case with a warning to Berry that TTY. — Resold the Church The following from this communi- | he would be sent for if he again mis-| They Found It Weak Enough Mr. J. G. Knight, of Bachmans left last evening for Ottawa, Can- | behaved. Representatives of the Prohibition | ville, who some time ago p 1ase ada, to attend the General Confer- 0 Be — Mnf orcement Bureau, visited the |the old United Brethren ence of the Brethren in Christ: Meets on Saturday {breweries at Lancaster Saturday to | building here with a view « Bishop L. O. Musser, Elder and Mrs. On Saturday afternoon at two [ascertain if beer was being made too [ing several houses, has sinc Eli Engle, Bishop H. B. Hoffer, Elder | o'clock, the Lancaster County Farm |strong. They could have easily |it to a Harrisburg nm A. Z. Hess, Elder I. W. Musser, Mr. | Bureau will hold a meeting at the |found that out by tasting it. what he contemplates and Mrs. Graybill Wolgemuth, Mr. {Chamber of Commerce, Lancaster Te -—- we were unable to learn. and Mrs. Aaron Heisey and Mr. Hi- [for the purpose of forming a per- Hope You're Right, Walter ——— > —— ——— ram Wolgemuth. manent organization for carrying out Cherry, pear and peach trees give He Made Hamiltons 14 Years AL Gn ON / the extended activities proposed. strong promise of big yields. Walter W. W. Dudley, former superin- \ A Novel Feature \/ NNW We cecum Herr of Mount Joy township has al- | tendent of the Hamilton Watch Co. A new feature will be introduced Next Sale at Florin. {ready contracted for the sale of his | of Lancaster, is organizing another in this year’s Memorial Day parade C. S. Frank & Bro will hold their [expected crop of pears, it is reported. | watch company there. Present head- in the way of an automobile division. [next sale of live stock at the stock = er Z| quarters are in the Conestoga Na- A prize will be given to the person [yards of the hotel at Florin on Fri- Much Higher Than Here V tional Bank building. entering the best patriotically decor-|day, May 28, when they will sell The school tax in Mount Joy boro —— ated’ machine. This division will be |a lot of cows, bulls, heifers and home [last year was nine mills and next Girls, Read This in charge of Thos. J. Brown, with |raised shoats. They will have a fine|year it will be ten. At that it is low Though Mrs. John H. Kaylor of whom parties should communicate |lot of stock. 2t {when Ephrata has a school tax of | Elizabethtown is 78, she makes car- who desire to enter automobiles. S=—————- 0 Wi Sie fifteen mills. pet rag rugs, many of which she et Shot at Lancaster T-tree sends to purchasers at points 200 Will Attend Church At the big shoot at registered tar- Three Bank Reports miles distant. All Sons of Veterans are requested | gets at Lancaster yesterday, Jno. E. The reports of the First National Er Mere \ to assemble at the Hall on Sunday |Schroll, of this place, won first prize,jand Union National banks of this Will Make Jar Tops morning, May 23rd, at 10:15 to at-]|a handsome trophy, and first money |place, and the First National bank at Five Lancaster men have or- tend Sunday Memorial service in the |in Class D. There were eighty-nine|Landisville may be found in our ad- | ganized the Sanitite Cap Manufac- Church of God. shooters. vertising columns this week. turing Co., of Lancaster. THE HOUSE WARMING AFFAIR WAS A SUCCESS OUR WEEKLY | CARD BASKET , The house warming entertainment the W. S. Ebersole Post, No. 185, American Legion, was held in Mount | Joy Hall last evening and was a big PERSONAL MENTION ABOUT THE | success. Gen. E. C. Shannon deliver address MANY COMERS AND DOERS [ed a stirring patriotic IN THIS LOCALITY | Americanism and emphasized strong {ly the every World War Veteran the American Legion on reasons for Mr. P. E. Getz is in Philadelphia, today. | belonging to : : : ne of , leasant surprises of Mr. Harry Laskewitz is spending One of the DIeASAL urprises,of the day at Philadel yhia {the evening was the unique and novel £.4ay al Ya pliia. . [form of entertainment provided by Mrs. Jno. E. Schroll spent from | ; . . s the Keystone Concert Co., of this to Sunday at Manheim. Harry H. Zeller and daughter Friday Mr. Mr. Ralph F. Eshle 1 v place directed by : ] it) ; umbers I o rendere Miss Mae motored to Harrisburg |™?! Bly, numoel eing Tenas red Sur | v 1S of it nted masters of the profes Sunday. } 1 : . repeat mn gy Mrs. H. Nissley and son John of | sion a Wid re) L edly encore 4 { i ! (4 : merican gl ve 3 Indianapolis, are visiting Mr. and the ner) ogion. served df W Keller : members and guests with ice cream S. elier., o Mr. Enos Rohrer purchased the | 2nd ; and after refreshments the | Stut : inter fro? D Ww. M Elizabethtown Qrehestry Let ably , ¥; roadster fom 1 eg 1 . 1 § { provided music for dancing anc * Thome, yesterday. pray he I ina nd oc . Miss Maud Dillinger spent Satur Fetmicd the stare for the balance of 18S MM aug mmge spent Ni - 3 . : i the evening. day at Elizabethtown, the guest of g evenmg ; oy | Arrangements are complete for tives and friends. {4 \ Q} bv ti Mavi liss Ethel Sheaffer left Tuesday |; TWIre! Dow [3 phe Sariom vl ciea ( to be d ant On Inglonock, Daapiin. Co.. whare Modal : | eld in ) ount . 3 he will spend two weeks. 2 os i © > : a, = ih f = his Minstrel (¢ no introdu Mr. Jacob Potter. of Ridpath & : ft] l I ; Potter Co., of Philadelphia, spent] > ( a y TI ie PeoR« ntanca Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dishong. z i y. They aye De Miss Esther Gingrich returned|,. on! Arrounding towns home from the St. Joseph's Hospit: al, : 3 Trlr p? cured jron any De 1 Legon FS an é dice Lancaster, having greatly improved. : Soo oo ol oq hi Indica . 10Ns point ‘ *OW QE Miss Fannie Gingrich and Mr | pon ° ran oq Bouse, Ni . Ge Sar YY . Se Emil Myer of Lancaster, spent Sun-| day with Mr. and M C. S. Gingrich THE DOINGS Mrs. Chas. H. Dillinger and daugh ter Miss Elsie visited in the family of Philip Hottenstein, at East Pe- AROUND FLORIN teisburg, Saturday. =: Mrs. Alice Keifer of Chambers burg, left for her home on Tuesday |ALL THE UP.TO-DATE HAPPEN fter spending ten days with her sis-| INGS FROM THAT THRIVING ter, Mrs. S. R. Snyder. | AND BUSY VILLAGE Mr. and Mrs. William Miller left eo vesterday on a trip to Philadelphia, Mrs. Annie Nissley called on Mi New York and points in Connecticut Sue Dougherty at Rheems on Sun hey will be gone two weeks. dav : Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Walters of The ary lection passed off Harrisburg, spent Saturday and Sun ery smooth in both districts here lay near town as guests of his par-| yesterday. nts Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Walters. Misses Ethel Dunmoyer and Carrie Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ream and Mr.|Strine of Middletown, visited Flo ind Mrs. Wm. Miller autoed to Leb- friends on Sunday. non Sunday where they visited Mrs Messrs. George Henderson and Ream’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hinkle. | Roubon Swords spent Saturday at Jacob W. Shrite, a former Burgess the Capitol City. : here, now a salesman for the At Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fisher of the antic Refining Company at Laneas-| County Seat visited relatives in the ter, was circulating among friend illage on Sunday. here on Saturday. Mr. H H Singer and family of re el Qe ee Kphrata, were Sunday visitors to Mr _ land Mrs. John Menaugh. RHEEMS “MA gasoline service station is being alled at Mr. Walter Welfley’s new on East Main street. Kraybill Burd, of Steel ton, spent Ss with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W m Hamiltor Ascension Thurs was partly ob nd children called on relatives near erved by many of itizens in this | ©lizabethtown on Sunday Mi Martin purchased a 1920 Mir K Bard and Ann Oakland i of the eal an, two students of Millersville rent, Mr ind members of the 1920 graduating AN 11 M1 Samuel Maye nd class spent last Sunday with their sor rel, Jr. of Hershey, sp parent Su th A. M. Hc ind Mr * 'Sicalior Wire. Addison Drencinen opr M ess? nd Harr d t Harrisbutz hei 1 Mille t last i 168 x 1h und . \ 1 : ish 1 M V V H Har Mrs. A Becke ; A br 1 } | 4 r r 7 t Y } | Ky \ Y 3 | 1 A oJ i rh cost of 1 \ Vit ] ( ff | ‘ T 1 ’ [ stehmay I vh 1 I etht Y ner Sun | 1 l + - 1 1 ee | 1 sta ! Y \ H ¢ 1 bievele S IMproy 1 f | \ } 5 play 1 { 1 \ . I I 3 Ye rth Rhe | | 4 | 1 ( Y | { Cot Cro K Y 1 y 18 > a : A 3 OCAL REAL ESTATI s FOS na ru Ve MATTERS THE PAST WEEK nvt \ in ox ick in the mud Lr 1 I} v iv , SS ¢ Vi high before the conere 1 1 | | H. XK. Lay G PR R Pp ray Stotiny I 1 Q ¢ Gin achine shoy \ Fy BW D.'G. Brinser unon ho : Hit ( f h X oa rad 1 ( I'} 1 iS » ( y n 1 1 Q 1c} : nt that ec nm Sain ¥ 1 t sband H I v y 1 I } y d y j : MN Si Ee | Be Q lining om he it was $3.800 o with piece atte A Mii istics ( rs } } Rece ived Their Pumper ch ) Yat R his new LaFrar pump Veal \ irchas qd 3% Manhe | I'he Cope Bros. have hands 4 ed on “riday a S a beauty, { signb n r veel en « \ It 60( I cor: \pacity thi : = Vis | the state Inetaling Hea | { line A steam heating plant is be iine : stalled ir dence of G. Samu painters and meets the eves the | Sheaffer M: street. B passing public. Bros. hay contract. emrreeeeeatllll --eeeea: sn ————— A Chinaman does Know tint Will Open for Business | . . , ._!population of his home town, and Mr. Chas. Bennett will open his 1 1.3 ._ | does not wish to know. It is a riddle new meat market on East Main | him whe any kan I : c ¥ : 0 hin any human being 10U street on Saturday, May 22. He will na 3s : he re. 1 y 1 give attention to such things. have a fine line of fresh and smoked | . Bey . . yr» | - -— meats at right prices and solicits a| \ of 5S . air of s }$ Size o2, are o1 ) share of vour patronage. He will |, : pair of A0¢ en wip ! ox : m 1ibition in a show window at Lancas run a wagon thru town Tuesday, |™M ne 2: SHOW ¥ he vat Lanca ‘ ¢ 't roportionately 1ev would fit a Thursday and Saturday of each week. |" Proportionately they would hi intl Missi thirty-one feet tall. mel) lls se Here's a Funny One LU 2 Pe iE : . . | eal iw COIN Sis . Mrs. Aaron Hawk, of Conewago, is] { Brae found 2 every sea From . t que r to the ar re 18, but the owner of two young tame rab-|!N¢ his ito be The Tolar Tel ns ! . . wie rd It welops best in the tropical parts bits, one of which has no ears and Te So of SSt In the tropical bal : of » Pacific. the other only one ear. I the Yaci $1.50 a Year in Advance ' Ft. Joy Will Have a Wonderful Demonstration and Parade on Memorial Day, [londay, May 31 OUR MORTUARY RECORDINGS MANY WELL KNOWN PEOPLE HAVE PASSED TO THE GREAT BEYOND died at Colum=- 54 years. William H. Myers urday aged bia on S¢ Rider died asthma, Oberdort Columbia from Mrs. Annie suddenly aged at Hl ye: Benj. H. Ul- Saturday Caroline M., wife of ner, died at Columbia, vening aged H8 years. Mrs. Magdalena Hawkins died at Manheim, Sunday afternoon from & 0 ation of diseases, aged 65 M Elizabeth Ho vse y Boyer died Thursday from asthma aged 67 al She died at Lebanon but was Petersburg. Benj. Habecker Benj. Habecker died near Lititz, yn Saturday after a week’s illness, aged 69 pears. He leaves twelve children. Amor them are William, vf Landisville: Howard, of Salunga ind Mrs. Kate Diffenderfer, also of Salunga I'he remains were interred it Penryn this afternoon. Simon S. Steffy Steffy, a well known resi- lent of Bainbridge, died last Satur- simon S lay aged 73 year He was a veteran f the Civil war, a member of the Church of God for thirty years, and rural carrier from Bainbridge for ifteen years. Mrs. Chas. Bishop, of daughter. His at Bainbridge. abethtown, is a interred cmain were Mrs. Josephine Dennis Mrs. Josephine Dennis died at her htown yesterday fore a complication of diseases Deceased was a mem- church of that place zabet ome in E oon from ied 55 years. er of the U. B She is survived by two sons, Harvey ind Samuel at home; Allen, of Ore- ville and a daughter. The funeral af- house meet- Interment cemetery adjoin- ye held on one serviees will ernoon at nd at house, Thursday at the ‘lock at Shenk’s Deodate. the o'clock two 0’ ng neal in church. vill be made ng the Barbara Hiestand Barbara Hiestand, mother of EIl- r Heistand, formerly of this place, ind a sist law of Benjamin Hies- Main street, died im er-in tand, on West ly Saturday morning at 10:50, aged 78 vears She is sur- Ve by one sor Elmer 1 daughter M1 David ] of Philadel- nh Als wing brothers i or vhill, of Har- l D qd «( , and Mrs. [Fy s R 1 Idaho; Mrs. M Broolkh Mrs. Annie Stauf- Abilene, Kans Mrs. Albert i el M V1 Funeral ser- ( } the Bethel of the rol het Tuesday Int t in the M,- Sa Sani- ldenly on Mon- r from ed 50 Rapl own- tS Were } e Sto 1 beer 1904 1 bus f the I ite ived 37. OF E ar 1 1C€ yet A RIDTS \ » ! ¢ S a mem- High school NE — ) Will Announce Time Sunday. f ua ( will be made von S churches as to the |< } rst rehearsal of the { Cl Memorial Day. They | ractice in th rel church. R: pl I. Eshleman has charge hoir ee eee tl Qf Bieieiee Will Deliver the Address. | Rev. John A. Lyter, of Harrisburg, liver the address to the gradu- it he on June 2. He was a former U. B. pastor here. ———— Will Play at Columbia. [he Keystone Concert Company will render a program at Columbiz on Friday evening. meet eee. Deeds Recorded Henry S. Brandt's trustee to Annie M. Hoffman, small property in East Donegal, $4,500.