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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY,
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'H 80th, 1921 LANCASTER
WEDN
COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U. S
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RELIGIOUS NEWS
IN OUR CHURCHES
NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL THE
CHURCHES IN MOUNT JOY
BORO AND THE ENTIRE
SURROUNDING COM-
MUNITY
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. Geo. A. Kercher, Pastor.
There will be no preaching services
on Sunday on account of the absence
of the pastor.
NISSLY'S
ALMOND BARS
and
CAKES]
The Chocolate
WITH THAT LINGER LONGER TASTE
LL ¥ ¥
Milk
Chocolate
Reformed Mennonite
Rev. Christian S. Nolt
There will be services in the Re-
formed Mennonite church on West
Main Street next Sunday morning at
9:45.
Milk
Chocolate
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Florin U. B. Church
Rev. M. H. Miller, Pastor
Sunday School 9:30.
Sermon 10.30.
C. E. 6:30.
Sermon 7:15.
Presbyterian Church
Rev. James M. Fisher, of Cameron, At NEARLY every Candy Store
W. Va, will preach in the Donegal
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
for 5c Each
Manufactured by
Nissly Swiss Chocolate Co., Inc.
FLORIN, PENNA, U. S. A.
morning April 3, and in the Mount
Joy Presbyterian church in the even-)
ing at 7:30 o’clock of the sarhe day. |
All are invited.
Mark’s United Brethren Church
Rev. C. A. Snavely, Pastor
Passion Week Services
Sunday School 9:00 A. M.
Worship and Sermon 10:15 A. M.
Jr., Int. and Sr. C. B. 6:43 P. M. |
Worship and Sermon 7:30 P. M.
St.
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Church of God
Sabbath School 9:30 A. M.
Preaching 10:30 A. M.
Junior C. E. 5:45 P. M.
Senior Endeavor 6:30 P. M.
Preaching 7:30 P. M.
Mid-week prayer service
day 7:45 'P. M.
Communion
evening.
Wednes-
Services on Sunday
St. Luke’s Church
Rev. Oliver E. Newton, Rector
9:30 A. M. Sunday School. : : i
10:30 A. M. Morning Prayer and | Below is g list of prices on Farmers Fertilizers
Sermon. ! :
7:30 P. M. Evening Prayer and | made at Elizabgthtown, Pa:
Sermon. { .
On the first Sunday in each month | Analysis
' | the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper Farmers’ L. X. L 2.12-0 $37.00
will be administered instead of Morn- | € Tr em roy ?
ling Prayer. Top Dressing ..... Noe: +0...8%- 6-0 .......$63.00
YT. U. Bvahgelical Church Farmers’ Club ..... %:cs... 3= 80 ....$37.00
| Rev. G. R. Mergenthaler, Pastor Crop Grower ........%+... 1-8-0 «+. 7$27.00
I Prayer service Wednesday evening |
30. : IS Golden Sheat ......... \/.. 2100 ...v. ..$34.00
E Sunday School Sunday morning Grain and Grass ........ N.. 140-0 vs .. $20.00
9:30. |
Preaching Service Sunday morning | Pride of Donegal .......... 2- 7-3 .....$38.00
a ci - 82 .......$33.00
0 Preac hing Sunday Evening 7:00. Special Compound serieaeaanan 1-82 LLL. $
| Subject, “The Christianin Society.” | Tobacco Special ..... Cerise B= 4B... , 958.00
| Choir practice Friday evening in : Qa
| droreh at 8 o'alork. Potato, Tobacco, Truck ...... 3-6-10 .......$62.00
| Come to these services we bid you Farmers’ Economy .......... 0-1-3 .......$31.50
| welcome.
The above prices are f. o. b. Factory Elizabethtown,
Pa. These prices will surely interest you.
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Methodist Episcopal Church |
| Rev. Michael Farry Davis, Pastor
9:15 Sunday School.
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10:30 Preaching Service, Sermon,
| “In the beginning God,” Genesis 1:1. H S N
6:30 Epworth League Service, ewcomer
Leader, Z. W. Keller, Topic, Thy | ® ®
kingdom come, “In my church” |
| Matt. 6:7-15. | MOUNT JOY, PA.
| 7:30 Preaching Service, Sermon, |
[“What is man that thou art mindful |
jo him, Psalm 8:3.
Wednesday Evening
in the Sunday
Parable of
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* Notice To The Puliic
I have Poh. a First-Class Paint Shop at the former W. S.
Welfly Garage one mile west of Florin, along the State Highway,
where I am prepared to paint, wagons, autos, etc.
Automobile Painting a Specialty :
PRICES VERY REASONABLE
:30. Prayer
School room.
Rich man and
service
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| Lazarus.
Trying To Kill
Mutual Insurances
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much lower rates than those provided
by the old line companies. !
However, this year considerable |g
effort has been centered on the fight |=
with the result that thus far there
have been several public hearings be-
fore the Legislative committee hav-
ing the bills in hand. Several other |=
meetings are scheduled for the com-
ing week. At the one on Tuesday
relative to the fraternal organiza- SEE ME BEFORE PLACING YOUR PAINTING JOB
tions, there will be in attendance |=
John G. Kugler, of Pottstown, who |=
has circulated several petitions and
presented them to the committee.
These bills affect directly perhaps
number of citizens of
E. H RANDLER
FLORIN, PENNA.
the greatest
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| 1 ’ Army
Si A . C. Germer, forward. ...2 0 4
= F. Germer, forward... .0 0 0
HN Bllis, center ......... é 1 5
IN VARIOUS CAGES Cramer, guard ....... b 0 10
ROUND TRIP = Brown, guid. ........2 3 7
Warisa 28 - i —— —
= ACC ronN - Navy Defeats Army . aves y 11 4 t 26
® m' The local Navy quintet defeated Referee, Ellis, Timer, O'Neill.
® |the Army team in a good cage game | Lime of halves 20 minutes.
=» ® here Monday night, taking the fraces
5 m by the score of 34 to 26. Brown, fare & SHAND ON TOP
» . Ry of the losers, had his arm The Watt & Shand bowling team
® April 24th | ro out of joint during the game. defeated the Bachman Chocolate
v y © SPECIA TRAIN LEAVES C. Germer and Cramer, with hy field [team in a match game on the Brene-
\ a 7 v " goals apiece, starred. Score: man alleys Thursday night by a mar-
” MOUNT JOY ....vo0tute terrence... Nac > ies is - Navy gin of 91 pins. Harry Weiss, of the
@ Returning, leaves Washington 5:10 P. M.... ". ...... - Field Foul Pts.| Watt & Shand team collected all
= a White, forward .......4 0 8 Scoring loners with a single game
i i PE NNSYLVANIA |G. Germer, forward....5 0 10 | roll of 227 and a match score of 463.
® = | Rutt, center ......... 2 0 4| “0s” O'Neill, of the Bachman team
3 Y =| Greenawalt, guard ....0 0 o(was a close second with a tri-game
a STEM (Klugh, guard ........ 9 8 12/|score of 457. The score:
" - s—— — Bachman Chocolat
, ER ——— HTL wi rT ] 13 8 24 |Sheaffer 187 135 135 — 407
Germer: ....... 102 132 148— 383
) O'Neill .149 130 178— 457
Nolt ........ 109 168 131— 408
Drm Barr 13 119 146— 400
Totals .633 684 738-—2055
Watt and Shand
Mattern .143 142 125— 410
; Smith .150 146 135— 431
Klein... ....4, 115 129— 244
Watt cavinaee 148... 143
Weiss . 2... ....227 18 105-— 463
Smithgal ...... 196 134 125— 45H
en 3 : Totals .......831 696 619—2146
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IEE ZROTHERS MILTON GROVE
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COURE The examination for entrance to
the Milton Grove High School will
be held on the 9th of April, Satur-
day morning beginning at 8:30. Any
boys and girls elligible to this ex-
amination who have a good moral
character and a general knowledge
of the Common School Branches. A
composition must be presented, with
. pen and ink by the applicant.
It is looked vpon as the family’s Next year all the schools will be
most faithful friend because of i for eight months and boys and
girls may just as well enter High
itsinstant readiness, at any hour, School. : 3
in any weather, to serve each This school allows ample oppor-
tunities for the pupils to work at
individual member at remark- home during the busy season.
ably small cost. The Juniors and Freshmen will be |
granted two days leave each week |
alternately after April 1st to help in
spring work, and yet pass their sub-
jects and the year for promotion.
aa . Baccalaureate sermon will be
The Sascine pun is SITY 1 preached to the high school Sunday,
he tire mileage is unusually hig April 17th.
Class night will be observed on the |
evening of April 18. Miss Blanche
Eshleman of Mount Joy will recite,’
Sold in Mt. Joy and Vicinity by special music will be rendered as well
as many other features.
—~ The Commencement program will |
P. Franck Be hock {be rendered on Thursday night April |
i 21st, look for program following
M t J [1ater.
un 2. High school report for sixth month |
Oo ® Cy, & Senior Class— Louisa Thome .954, |
Lizzie J. Stern .952, Clayton Young
oy — Mill 952, Gertrude Mae Young .949,|
Hh | on aries C. Koser .942, Paul Earhart |
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i 33 ior Class—Myra Hess .96¢f 5, |
bl David Keener .965, Jacob Forry .965, |
Hl Alverda Risser .962, Susan E ngle
{Hl .952, Paul Eshleman .947, Christin |
18 Risser .926, Lloyd Risser .921, Mary
Brandt.
Freyinan Class- Nozraan Kready
51, Esther Heisey 51, Mary |
a 945, Walter hl .939,
Edith Risser .913, Clyde Miller .901,
Reist Mumma .899, Manan Hamilton
.871, Carrie Lehman .871, Roscoe
Thome .858, Clayton Hess .856, Mary
Gantz .835.
hi Mary Gantz ranks first in art,
ol . Louisa Thome ranks second and |
Rl David Keener, third.
y Paul Eshleman ranks first in Com-
i mercial work, Myra Hess second.
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any legislation at Harrisburg this mar. 28-4t
term of the Legislature. Practically
(every household is represented Tn gy ogy ammm my mm mmm m0 0 ——
some manner either by a policy in a
mutual fire insurance company or by
a member of the househild being a
member of a fraternal beneficial or-
ganization. These two institutions
are rec juesting that their members
write their representatives in Harris-
burg expressing their desire that the
bills be defeated.
GOOD FURNITURE
Io the euly kind 1 sell—Furniture that is
Furniture
Hon. C. R. Lantz, president of the Rockers, Mirrors, Hall Racks,
Pennsylvania State Association of . .
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies Picture Frames, Ladies’ Desks,
states that under the new bills, every
mutual fire insurance company would
be obliged to go out of business
eventually as they would hardly be
able to comply with the conditions.
The mutual companies take as the
basis of their contentions the report
Extension and Other Tables,
Davenports, China Closets,
Kitchen Cabinets.
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Line
of the Superintendent of Insurance
of the District of Columbia, which rmnns
states as follows:
UNDERTAKING
AND EMBALMING
“Stock fire insurance is a profit-
making business for the purpose of
selling indemnity. Its primary in-
terest is in its profits; it is organized
to secure them and uses every means
at its disposal to further that end.
The inevitable result is an opposition
of interest between the management
and stockholders on one hand and the
policyholders and public on the the _ ; cr p————————
y I al fire insurance, i is- . ‘ :
Shiet i Maus) oe ng or ny desired protection. All excess income | SALE REGISTER
mcetion, 18 S € e » . : . 8
form. It is a pooling of risks by the | instead of being turned over to 2 . m—
individuals who own them. There is|body of stockholders in the form of! All public sales either advertised
{no division of interest, the enter-|j terest on their investment is Ye-| Were printed at this office, will be
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[ prise is not unde rtaken for prony oy | turned to the policyholders who {advertised in this list FREE every
| simply for the protection otf hose | sak iit de .
feone «erned. The chief purpose of the original ly contributed it or is held as| Week until day of sale:
mutual fire insurance business is|a surplus.” Friday, April 8th—At their stock
maximum protection at a minimum | mb cE irds, Mount Joy, 80 head of cows,
vost It is interested in eli minating | : { he eife rs, bulls and shoats by J. B. Kel-
cost. 4 Hammill, the magician, in Mount’ jer & Bro. Aldinger, tS d
overv item of expense which « i ¢ i 1€ < r dinge auc ee ad-
contribute directly to furnishing the joy Hall tonight vertisement.