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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U. S. A.
IN ESDAY, MARCH 80th, 1921
MT. JBY BULI
MOUNT JOY,
J. E. SCHROLL, Editor & Pro'r.
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borough
Christian Ney is
BOX 1 the result
Buch's foundry.
Ma 1 Mrs. J. R. Cassel,
dfanh 1, were the guests of Mr
Ulrich
Shank
a
very |
har
ar of near
and
hand
saw
had
circular
mill
Bowman
a few days with Mr. and
Miller |
Bros. will
11 by the
0 feet.
Samuel Ressler
the guest 3
Barbara Greine
Mrs
muel
a
n at Hof-
ining
Grace of
1, spent
M
rer their |
enlarge
planing erecti of
ailding
Mrs.
burg,
Mrs.
Mr
I on
20x16
of
was her sist
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and Seword
spent
York.
Newport,
Mrs. E
a
at
of
and
{ street.
Shoe
ed in the ev
rk Tuesday.
1 Middletown
mother, Mrs.
th Market street.
tz and family of Colum-|
Mr. and Mrs.
High street.
of Harrisburg,
the Klein
friends in
C(
of
or
re the guests of
Foltz Wes
Brackenridge,
manager of
is among
Tohn
base
the
former
ball team
borough
Jacob Ambrose S
1 Ver-
f
N. Olweiler,
Plummer, Walter B. Bailon anc
non 0. Good were the guests o
friends at Mount Joy.
Former District Attorney William
Greake of Fort Wayne, Ind., was the |
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Olweiler
»n South Market street.
Miss Elizabeth Garber was slightly
injured Friday when the bicycle |
which she was riding bumped into |
the rear end of an automobile |
Robert H. Forney, the North Mar-|
ket street garage man entertained his|
mployes at his home. They spent |
. very pleasant evening, and enjoyed
delicious lunch.
Boy Scouts now have a model
home, as J. N. Olweiler, who pur-|
chased the Old School property, has|
made the proper repairs. It has three
rooms, consisting of the meeting and
play room, scout masters room and a
ding room.
While crossing the street near his
home on Saturday evening, H. C.
Fahs, a retired coach maker was
struck by a team driven by John
Keener, of near Milton Grove. Fahs,
who is 86 years of age and slightly
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jeaf, was rendered unconscious and |
taken to his home where Dr. H. K.
Blough attended him.
SPORTING HILL
The spelling bee in town on Sat-
urday evening was well attended.
Mrs. Weber, of Lititz, is spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
John Knier and family.
Master Elmer Ruhl spent the
week-end in the home of Aaron
Pickle, near Erisman’s church.
Miss Vera McConley and gentle-
man friend, of Lancaster, spent Sun-
day in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Foose.
Mrs. Chester Enck and daughter,
Pearl, returned home after spending
several weeks in the home of Mr.
Enck’s parents at Lititz.
Mrs. Elmer Kauffman
Wayne, and Miss Anna
spent Sunday in the home of Eli Shel-
ley and family at Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Rohrer
spent Sunday in the home of Mrs.
Rohrer’s brother, Abraham
and family near Mt. Joy.
Mr. and Mrs. George Reppert and
sons Arthur and Roy and Charles
Seitz, of Manheim, spent Sunday in
the home of Mr. and
Brosey.
Miss Mae
and son,
Biers, of Lebanon, is
spending the week with her grand-|entertained the following young peo- | tinued for more
parents, Mr and Mrs. Samuel Waltz.
The Lebanon schools are having in-
stitute.
Mr. and Mrs. Phares Strickler and
family spent Sunday at Mountville in |
the home of Mr. Strickler’s brother,
Francis Strickler. Mr. Strickler and
son Amos called at the home of Her-
man Shelley on Sunday evening.
Mr. Joseph Bomberger, of Mount
Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Henny
and family, of Maple Grove, and Mr.
und Mrs. Harry Gibble and family,
yf Back Run, spent Sunday in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gibble.
ercenrse < ——
I have a few exceptionally good
bargains in real estate for late buy- | day afternoon he spoke on the Work |
ers but you must act at once.
Sehroll, Mount Jov.
net ID A
It pays to advertise in the Bulletin
tf
the |
ishap at]
badly |
Middle- | ;
Harris- | pho.
er,| rs
+ Wasi,
Emma
{Manheim
daughter, Miss Susan, of Lancaster,
[pital of the Landisville and Salunga
{of
Kauffman |
SALUNGA
Gerlach has move
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to near
urg on a
daughter Mr. and
visitit g
av
> Sun
¢
es Campbell has gone to Phila-
for a few
his family for
ved
ved
to the
the
al
Habec
n
taken
Hiestand
has
for
er
driver
as
t
1d
son,
Plainsfie
sick
Elias Aungst
| New Jersey,
Amos Aungst.
Bender has made
s to her house by putting larger
ws in the front.
Kolp is rushing work on his
use it can be occupied by
of April.
Bell and
1
went
isit
to v his
Anna
SO
K. wife motored tc
Rheer ay as the guests «
and wife.
and Ethel Green, Lancas-
re Sunday visitors with their
Verne E. Hiestand.
ss Catharine Malehorn, of Lan-
r paid her mother a short visit
wrsday afternoon.
and Mrs. R: D. Raffensberger
nded the Wolgemuth funeral
r Mount Joy on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Latimer
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs
1liams, of Manheim on Sunday.
Mr. William Gerlach and family
ved from the Roland property to a
near Petersburg on Thursday.
Mr. E. G. Myers spent Friday in
iladelphia as a lay delegate to the
FE. conference in session last week.
Wm. Fackler and family motored
Wea
June
John
of
cousir
Mi
of
VIS
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Ito Rheems, on Sunday afternoon and |
a call on Elmer Roland and
Revs.
Isaac Brubaker and John
vely, of near Manheim, attended
ference at Rohrerstown on Fri-
John Drace is remodeling his house |
William Gerlach
ready for a new
by
it
1
ly vacated
getting
alg
Fackler family motored to
with the Elmer Roland
daughter
at
and
visited
E. G.
Kauffman
‘olumbia,
Mrs.
sister,
and entertainment
Thursday evening in
house, West Hemp-|
Dee
school
township.
Mrs Latimer Warner |
tertained at the home of her|
and Mrs. Williams,
Sunday.
Mrs. Ambrose, of Coates
and Mrs. M P. Piefer and
at|
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and
Mr.
1 Mr
lle;
called on Dr. and Mrs. B. E. Kendig
on Sunday afternoon. i
The committee on for the|
egos
Auxiliary received them at the homes
Mrs. Amos Cooper and Mr
Samuel Eby. The donation
liberal one.
Miss Adaline Mowrer gave a
luncheon on Saturday evening at her
Covers were spread for Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Nissley, Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Strickler, Jr.; Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Ibach, Mr and Mrs. Wal-
ter Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kreider,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Biemesderfer
and Mr. Raymond Kauffman.
reall Ge. ee
MASTERSONVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton G. Hollinger
pleasantly entertained Prof. and Mrs.
H. K. Ober, of Elizabethtown on Sun-
day at supper
Mrs. Susan Ober of Elizabethtown,
|spent the week-end with her daughter
{and family, Mr. and Mrs. Abram W.
Wolgemuth.
Prof. Ober also gave an illustrated
lecture on Japan at the Masterson-
ville school house on Friday evening
to a packed house.
Misses Lizzie Zug of Lancaster and |
|Ada Zug, students of Elizabethtown
College spent the week-end with their |
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Zug. |
Elmer H. Witmer's annual sale of |
live stock was held on Tuesday af-|
ternoon at his stables in town. The
crowd was large, bidding was good
and fair prices were realized.
The Mastersonville School taught
by Miss Myrtle Coller of Perry Coun-
ty, will close April 6. Miss Coller
will take a special course this spring
at the Millersville Normal.
Rev. Nathan Eshleman of Rheems,
delivered a temperance sermon on
Sunday morning. All the sessions |
were well attended and proved to be|
very interesting and uplifting.
The following voung folks who|
were attending Elizabethtown Col-|
lege during the winter term returned
to their respective homes to stay:|
Misses Eva Hollinger, Ruth Stauffer, |
Ellen Bomberger, Martha Hollinger |
and Amon Stauffer. |
8.
was a
home
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entertained the following
Ralph and
Rev. and
Harvey, Paris,
Elva and
| H. Snavely, son Edna
| Fauser, Manheim;
"Henry L. Hess, sons
{Mahlon and daughters
Mrs. Elvin |Irene, of near Union Square, and Mr. |schoolhouse. Standing room was at a
and Mrs. H. F. Stauffer, of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe G. Hollinger
{ple on Sunday at dinner: Mr. and
{Mrs. John Henry Hollinger and son
| Jay Earl, of Rheems; Mr. and Mrs.
| Abner Hollinger, of near town; Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Hoover, Rheems:
| Rudolph Ziegler, Elizabethtown; and
| Miss Maude Nolt, Silver Springs.
| Sunday proved to be a red letter
|day for the Chiques Church of the
| Brethren when the congregation had
{the pleasure of listening to
{lectures given by Rev. H. K. Ober, of
{ Elizabethtown. The first lecture was
{oiven on Saturday night when Prof.
Ober told of his tour to atend the
World Sunday School Convention
{from “Home to the Convention” Sun-
of the convention. ‘Orange Blos-
{soms” was the subject of the even-
ling lecture and was given in a mas-
terful way which resulted in the con-
am- |
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Chiques | *
his |
improve- |
f£|
Warner |
{
ms Sunday afternoon to spend a |
the |
Myers |
jour
{to one place.
yan
Mr .and Mrs. Benjamin G. Stauffer |say the animal appreciated a woolen
at their | blanket upon his back as the temper-
Felker [home on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Peter | ature dropped fifty degrees in ten
Mrs. |
a few]
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| being very much impressed.
MARIETT
Reed and son Andrew were
the Duffy farm last week,
ndig and family of Stacks-
were Sunday guests at the
| home of John Shireman and family.
E. R. Neideigh and son have eight
acres of ground turned for oats sow-
jing, on the Duffy farm back of the
| Marietta cemetery.
J y Stum of
purchased a
at the
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K
town,
hnr near the Long
three-year-old
Lancaster stock
{
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| pper down
stey t
vards last week.
Christian Stauffer and w of
} Chestnut Hill are on a short visit to
| their Christian, who resides in
| the City of Brotherly Love.
Eas Sunday a delightful
{day and promenader. Males and fe-
| males in force taking the
advantage of it for full.
William Neideigh was strictly in
when he gave that Chestnut Hill
le an ride to the Rheems
spelling bee on Saturday night.
{ Claude Tressler has returned to his
rental home again from his Perry
county visit, after helping to clean
11 the surplus cider and attending
{sales that the county is noted for.
Annie, Mary and Ruth Neideich
{are enjoying the hospitality of Edna
Huber, down at Chestnut Hill, dur-
'ing the brief visit of Mr. Stauffer
and wife at Philadelphia.
We are pleased to
sweet Carrie, Mrs. Tressler’s up-to-
late domestic is going to retain her
| position with them instead of relin-
| quishing it. What do you know about
| that Claud?
| We enjoyed the hospitality of Al-
1 Zinn, wife and family who reside
Maytown on Thursday evening.
The latch string always hangs in the
position when you hit that
| zentleman.
{ Their will be blood on the moon if
{ Harry Reed of Anchor ever gets his
| eves on the party or parties that con-
fiscated his disc that he purchased at
the sale of John Shireman on the
Duffy farm.
Phares Landis of near Rheems has
f the proud distinction of wearing a
| straw hat on that prominent dome
{of his thus far at this unusual time
{of the year.
Willis Smith, wife and Paul Tres-
sler, all hailing from Middletown,
down to clean Samuel Tressler
on Easter Eggs, Hamburg Steak
and other dainties that are to num-
1 s to mention.
The Bulletin readers will hear all
kinds of news that transpises under
we not pro-
pose to confine ourselves individually
They will all be of a
miscellaneous nature.
We are sorry to learn of the pro-
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as
ont
vere
it
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b auto
{lar
| near
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| proper
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came
up
observation, as do
{longed sickness of Adam Strasbach,
a good faithful boy who had been
under the employment of Jacob E.
Williams, farmer near Rheems for a
number of years We wish him
speedy recovery.
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RHEEMS
Albert Smith from Donegal spent
Monday and Tuesday steaming to-
bacco beds for A. S. Bard.
Miss Laura Brandt from Lancaster
spent Sunday as the guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brandt.
Miss Anna Keller, Mr. Clarence R.
Kraybill, students at State College,
Pa., spent the Easter vacation with | HS
their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Kraybill, daugh-
ter Ada and son Clarence spent Good
Friday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Kraybill in Bucks County.
Mr. and Mrs Cyrus
daughters from Maytown,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Henry on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Garber, daugh-
ter Hazel and sons Roy and Sylvester
spent Easter Sunday visiting h
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hassinger at
Florin, Pa.
were |
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Weaver at-| ji
3
tended a large flitting last Tuesday
at East Petersburg, Pa., where Mr.
and Mrs. John K. Weaver became
citizens of that place.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Greider, daugh- | §
| ters Elizabeth,
Martha and Alida
enjoyed an auto ride to Lancaster
city last Saturday where they com-
bined business with pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Greiner flitted |
fre
to their
lege Avenue, Elizabethtown, which
they purchased from Miss Anna -W.
Wolgemuth.
Easter Sunday was an ideal day
for the ladies. The temperature
being up to 86 and a clear sky which
made it quite comfortable fér them
to appear in their Easter apparal
without any fear of being caught in
Easter shower.
Miss Elizabeth W. Greider hag re-
signed as a teacher of the: Rheems
school in order to become a student
in an Indiana College. Misy Mary
Rutt fills the vacancy. having taken
effect Monday, Mar. 28.
Monday, Mar. 28 a horse was
brought to the village smith shop in
this place with a fly net on. The
following morning we feel safe to
hours.
The center of attraction in this vi-
{cinity on Saturday was the Spelling
{Bee and entertainment in the Rheems
The exercises and program
interesting which con-
> than two hours. The
| proceeds were for the far East Suf-
ferers.
| premium.
| were quite
LANDISVILLE
Mrs. Jonas Minnich entertained
the Club of which she is a
member, on Wednesday afternoon.
The choir of the Church of God
rendered the Easter cantata, “The
Resurrection Hope” on Sunday even-
There was an address by Rev.
| Howard Cover. .
Mrs. Wayne Aungst entertained
{some friends on Thursday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Warren Aunost who
| was recently married. Those nresent
were: Mrs. Miller Eshleman, Mrs. J.
| T. Herr and daughter Anna Mary,
| Mrs. Paul Baker and daughter Mary
Elizabeth, Mrs. Harry Herr, Mrs.
Williis Baer and son Victor, Misses
|
| . Ls
Sewing
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ling.
| i
Evans and
er |
ym the Mrs. Laura Keller property | §
handsome bungalow on Col-| 8
| Steinkaump.
| Mrs.
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version of two young men and other §
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learn that
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Copyright Hart Schaffner & Marx
ALL READY FOR SPRING
We have cleared our stocks and are able to offer fresh
New merchandise at the new lower prices----Never in our
History have we entered a season in a condition to render a more satisfactory clothes
service to the Men, Young Men and Boys of Mount Joy than this Spring.
Lower price levels will be the slogan for this store and we are going to be the first
in the field to set the pace for this community—We are going to make it worth while
for every Man, Young Man and Boy in this territory to buy their clothes at GETZ'S
We start the season with New Spring Clothes at
$20 to $30
SHOES
$3.00 to $7.00
HOSIERY
15¢ to 75¢
HATS
$2.50 to $5.00
NECKWEAR
50c to $1.00
SHIRTS
$1.50 to $4.50
UNDERWEAR
50c up
M. Eshleman, Mr. and Mrs. H. B.|be a fair sized one. Miss Emily c.!
Mumma, Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Herr, | Longenecker, principal is arranging! I have a 114-acre farm near
Miss Barbara Trout, Mr. Frank |for the same. An able speaker will' Sunnyside, 10 acres of meadow, sand
Trout, of Landisville, Jay Dombach. |address the class. |land, 2 frame houses, big barn, tobac-
Prizes were won by Miss Minnie Nolt| E. R. Neidigh and family have re-|¢0 shed and cellar. Price $118.00
and A. M. Eshleman. An appetizing | moved from Chestnut Hill to the Der 2 Act quick if you can use
luncheon was served. farm on the Duffy Park estate, Sehr fhone Mt. Fie Jno. E.
where John Shireman and family! SC ro ealtor, Mt. Joy.
lived for several years. Mr. Shire-!
MAYTOWN
of
Elizabeth Peifer, Mary Kendig,
Miriam Kendig, May Kauffman, Ethel
Who Wants This Chance?
Mr.” and Mrs. Jacob Derr enter-
tained at dinner on Sunday in honor
of the birthday anniversary of the
former’s mother, Mrs. Wm. Derr.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Wm E. Derr and son Harry, Mr. and
John Whittle and daughter
Mary, Mr. and Mrs. George Derr and
son George and daughter Helen, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Derr, Jr., and daugh-
ter Christina, Kathryn, Mrs. Lizzie
Whitman and son David, daughter
Florence, Mr. and Mrs. Linda Zinn
and sons Amos, Roy, Londa, Jr,
Samuel and daughter, Florence. A
delicious dinner was served.
le
B.
man has moved to the Eli Nissley! Read This
farm, at Donegal Springs. | I have a fine small home in Bam-
{fordville, along the Lancaster and
Harrisburg pike, 7 room frame house,
{concrete porches and walks
, frame
|stable, hog pen, excellent well of wa-
Miss Grace Pritz Manheim,
was in town on a visit.
The Misses Erdman and Ulrich, of
Manheim, were guests of Misses
Marie and Helen Harter.
Mr. and Mrs. David Snyder, of
East Petersburg, were visiting near
town several days the guests of Her-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dornbach en- | man Shelley.
tertained at cards on Tuesday even-| Claud Tressler is on a visit to re-
ing. The following guests were |latives and friends through the Blue
present: Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Nolt, of i Alstin Mountains, around Blaine and
Silver Springs; Mr and Mrs. Chas. H.|New Germantown. He was a former
Trout, Misses Bertha Trout, Ada [resident there.
Weaver, Minnie Nolt, Mabel Nolt,/ The commencement exercises of |
Mr. Kinsey, of Lancaster; H. M.|the Maytown high school will be held |
Weaver, of Witmer; Mr. and Mrs. A. |during April. This year’s class will
Id in the Head"®
is an acuteNattack of Nasal Catarrh |, ”
Those subjechgo frequent “colds in the (ter, 1-3-acre of land. Beautilul place
head” will find Maat the use of HALL'S to live. Will take $1650 for a quick
CATARRH MEDINNE will build up the sale. J. E. Schroll, Mt. Joy. tf
System, cleanse Blood and render | rma GIA APO ae.
the less liable Repeated at-
tacks of Acute may lead to
Chronic Catarrh.
HALL'S CATARRH DICINE
taken internally and
th
10 «
Catar
ds.
R Who Wants a Farm
N I have for sale an 86 acre farm in
acts
is
rough the | West Donegal township, that is, be-
[
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Blood on the Mucous Surfaces\gf the oti Wes a dobut, the best farm of its
{ tem, thus reducing the inflam
| restoring normal conditions,
All Druggists. Circulars free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohi
el A
tion and size I have ever offered. Limestone
{land excellent producer, good build-
|ings, excellent location. Must be seen
to be appreciated. J. E. Schroll, Mt.
[Joy.
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