EDNESDAY, JUNE 8th, 1921 THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, U. S. A.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS FLORIN U. B. cnoren Y
IN OUR CHURCHES' The United Brethren Sunday]
School will render the following pro.| JOINED IN WEDLO
‘gram June 12 at 7:15 p. m. Ev- | |
|erybody is invited. Come and bring | rr {
{ NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL THE |your friends with you. Program as |NUMBER OF VERY WELL KNOWN
follow: Song, Choir; Prayer, By Pas-| YOUNG FOLKS ARE JOINED
BORO AND THE ENTIRE ltor; Scripture Reading; Exercise, IN THE HOLY BONDS OF
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Aake your Im-
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CHURCHES IN MOUNT JOY
provements before
the Rush Comes
Everybody is getting ready
Very soon the big rush will\be on. Labor and ma-
terials will be tied up. Avid delays, worries and
expense by starting your worlj right away.
build, rebuild and repair.
And plan to do it right—permarigntly. Use concrete
—fireproof, sanitary, everlasting—#equires no painting,
no repairs. 2
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Come in and talk over with us whatyou have to do.
Let us give you a useful Service Sheey of suggestions
and directions for \
Fence Posts \
Garages 3
Porch, Cellar and
Stable Floors
Driveway
Small Bridges
Culvert
Storage Cellar
Spring House
Manure Pit
Barns and Silos
Poultry House
or any one of 20 other improvements.
Call, write or phone us for the sheet you want.
E. H. ZERCHER, Mount Joy, Pa.
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SURROUNDING COM.
MUNITY
Florin U. B. Church
Rev. M. H. Miller, Pastor
Sunday School 9:30.
Sermon 10:30.
Children’s Day Exercises 7:15.
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. Geo. A. Kercher, Pastor
Bible School at 9.30 a. m.
Morning Service 10:30 A. M.
Evening Service 7 P. M.
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| Church of God
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Rev. I. A. MacDannald, D.D., Pastor
| Sabbath | Song
{School and church service will be com |
Sabbath morning the
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bined. Beginning at 9.30 a. m.
ivice. At 7.30 p. m. the
dered,
Praver service Wednesday at 7.45
Ip. m.
All are invited to the services.
T. U. Evangelical Church
Rev. G. R. Mergenthaler, Pastor
Prayer service
ing 7:30
Sunday School
9:30.
Preaching Sunday morning 10:30
Preaching Sunday evening 7:30.
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Sunday
Choir practice Wednesday evening
after prayer service.
Come and bring
these services.
your
St. Luke’s Church
Rev. Oliver E. Newton, Rector
9:15 A. M. Sunday School.
Wednesday even-
morning
friends to
Welcome;
Charles
Recitation,
Kraybill;
Roses; Exereci
Harriet McElroy; Recitation,
Greeting, |
Recitation, Why |
jwe keep it, Lester Miller; Exercise, |
, The Flowers Greet- |
ling; Recitation, Glad Children’s Day, [town and p
} An |Camden, N. J,
MATRIMONY.
Brown—Widmair
Richard P. Brown of Elizabeth-
Miss Lena Widmair of
were married at Elk-
| Apology, Hazel Garber; Song, Choir; ton, Md., on Memorial Day.
| Exercise, This is Children’s
i Duett, Viola Hamilton
Booth; Recitation, Big
Day; |
and Mildred |
Enough, |
Lehman—Shenk
| Esther Ebersole; Recitation, Roses of |12 R. Shenk, both residing near Eliza-
{June Russel Miller: Exercise, Gar |pethtown, were married by Rev. John
‘ ’ S¢ ] 3 Ih se, Gar-
land; Exercise, The
Address by Pastor; Recitation, Paul
Baker; Offering; Primary Song; Ex-
{Recitation, A Song is in the
, Choir; Recitation,
{Children’s Day;
Recitation, Butter-
a. : : a flies; Exercise, A Garden; Drill; Ex-
| special program of music at this Ser-/.. ise
regular
children’s day program will be ren-
Good
| Benediction.
Night; Song, Choir;
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LANCASTER MAY REGAIN
| NINTH REVENUE DISTRICT
| The news comes from Washington
{that Secretary of the Treasury Mel-
lon recommends Congress to create
ten new revenue districts.
teresting news for Lancaster, as it is
[considered certain that the old Ninth
| District, which a couple of years ago
[was annexed to the First District
‘| (Philadelphia) "will be recreated. It
{was abolished in order to give Dela-
ware a district of its own. It is be-
[lieved that will still continue.
| The old Ninth consisted of fifteen
| Pennsylvania counties, including the
| State’s principal tobacco growing
| counties, Lancaster and York.
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10:30 A. M. Morning Prayer and USE OF BEER FORBIDDEN
Sermon.
| 7:30 P. M.
| Sermon.
Evening
|! Holy Communion on the first Sun-
{day in each month instead of Morn-
ing Prayer.
Litany on the third Sunday in each
;month with Morning Prayer.
Holy Baptism at any service by
previous arrangement
Strangers are welcome. All seats
{are free and unappropriated.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. Michael Farry Davis, Pastor
Sunday School
Preaching Service,
Stolen Blessing
3:30 Epworth League,
s Iva Shoop, Topic, Out
for Christ. 1 Cor.2:1-5
| 7:30 Children’s Day Service. Any
{who desire their children to be bap-
'tized will be opportunity at
this service.
Wednesday Evening, June 8,
Prayer meeting this evening.
ject, “Stilling of the Tempest.”
ae.
Willing Workers Met
The Willing Workers’
ithe United Evangelical Church met
yn Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss Nedra Kaylor, with an attend
ance of 21 present.
jing was spent and a very nice time
9:15
10:30 Sermon,
Leader,
and Out
given
1921
Sub
hoo | had.
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$625 f. 0. b. Detroit
Steady, light, alert, power to spare, economical“of operation.
Watch a Fordson Tractor in action and you will wonder how those
apparently contradictory qualities of strength, lightness, power and
speed could ever be combined in one unit. ,
The Fordson’s speed is available for hauling heavy load for
long distances. Its power is available for dragging plows or disc--
harrows through the heaviest soil or for running the cutting-bok,
We take pride in handling such a compact, portable power plant.
We are equipped with every facility for giving quick service
Mount Joy, Pa.
Prayer and
Society of
A social even-|
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES
Washington, D. C.—The House
judiciary committee agreed today to
report out the Volstead bill which
would prohibit sale of beer on phy-
sician’s prescription for use by the
sick. y
As approved, the bill also would
make the Volstead enforcement act
apply to Hawaii and the Virgin Is-
lands, but not to the Phillippines
Other provisions accepted, includ
ed a tightening up clause to prohibit
importation of liquors until the pres
held under government su
pervision has been exhausted.
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ent stock
DIES OF CHLOROFORM
INTENDED FOR AGED PET CAT
Franl Souders, a Pennsylvania
Railroad engineer, lost his life at
tempting to chloroform an aged pet
home in Paoli while his
family was away.
The cat scratched and struggled as
he tried to hold a chloroform rag to
[its nose. Souders fell unconscious
and died from the fumes.
The cat ran away
rene tl reer
cat at his
The United Brethren Sunday
school gave an interesting program
at their Children’s Day service on
Sunday. The program as published
|in these columns last week was ren-
dered.
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Bible Garden;
{ercise, Music, Beauty and Sunshine;
It is in-|
| Bigler left
G. Ebersole at Lawn on Monday.
{ Hornafius—Ebersole
| Philip Hornafius of
! [town were married on Tuesday even- |
of the First.
Reformed church at Lebanon by the |
Beautiful |.
ing at the
parsonage
Ipastor Rev. W. D. Hoppel.
| Dosch—Swingler
| Mrs. Mary Swingler, daughter
jetta, was united in marriage to
Henry Dosch, of Columbia, at the
{parsonage of the First Methodist
{Episcopal church by the pastor, Rev.
{Francis J. S. Morrow, with the ring
ceremony of the church.
Fissel—Devert
Charles S.
Miss Mary F., daughter of Mrs. Min-
jerva Devert, of Manheim, were mar- |
ried by Rev. J. F. Knittel, at the par-
sonage of Zion Lutheran church. The
ring ceremony was used. Mr. and
Mrs. will reside at the home
of the bride's mother.
Fissel
Kauffman—Bigler !
A pretty wedding took place Sun- |
day at 12:30 when Miss Emily B. |
{Kauffman of near Columbia and Earl '
B. Bigler of East Petersburg, were
united in marriage at the home of
the brides’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- |
ward Kauffman, Rev. C. E. Rice, pas. |
tor of the Lutheran Church at East |
Petersburg, performed the ceremony. !
The bride wore a handsome gown of |
white crepe de chine with a bridal
veil and carried a shower bouquet of |
white sweet peas. Miss |
Elizabeth Bigler, sister of the groom,
was bridesmaid.
roses and
She wore a gown of
pink organdie and carried pink roses
Lloyd Kauffman of
Baltimore, brother of the bride, was |
Miss Blanche Kauffman of |
place, pl wyed the wedding
After congratulations, a
dinner was erved. The
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kauff-
man, Anna, Mary, Dorothy, Margaret
and Paul Kauffman and Miss Bea-
trice Sentz of Columbia, Lloyd
Kauffman of Baltimore, Md. Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Bigler, Elizabeth and
Alvin Bigler of ast Petersburg,
Robert Fry of Manheim, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Landis of Mechanicsville,
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. B. Bigler of Read
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Mumma
of Ironville, Mrs. Jerntheizel of
Philadelphia, Rev. and Mrs. C. E.
Rice of East Petersburg, Mr. and
Mrs. Bard Bigler and children Janet
and Earl and Miss Blanche Kauff-
man of this place. Mr, and Mrs
for Pequea, where they
will entertain at a house party for a
For the present they will
their home with the bride’s
and daisies.
best man.
this
march
wedding
guests were:

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Boro Council in
Monthly Session
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yt permit it at
ok no
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the boro treasury will |
this time. |
further action on the veto
Street Committee |
Mr. Long reported |
‘iple streets in town o
Council
enecker
and |
culvert on Fairview street com
Finance Committee
Mr. Hauer reported th
of a large number of
which were later paid.
Property Committee
Mr. Ream reported having {
some of the old hose in the basement
as well as some of the junk but that
the cellar had not as yet been thor
oughly renovated.
Board of Health
The Board of Health reported that
there were no reportable diseases in
the borough during the month of
May. 9
Treasurer’s Report
The report of the Union National |
bank, treasurer, showed the follow-
ing: Borough account is over drawn
$270.87. There is a balance of |
$1288.24 in the Water account and
$612.00 in the Interest account.
Water Cbmmittee
Mr. Fellenbaum reported the foot
log broken across the creek near the
Water Works. The Clerk was in-
structed to notify Mt. Joy Township
to repair same. Mr. Fellenbaum |
also reported the flow-off pipe at
pumping station bursted and the
telephone out of service. Same will
be repaired.
Will Clean Basin
motion it was decided to
clean the reservoir next Sunday,
June 12 and the Water Committee |
was instructed to notify the water |
renters accordingly. {
Upon motion the Clerk was in- |
structed to notify the Penna. R. R. |
Company to back up all its ap
proaches to the
Tax Collector's Report
The report of tax collector T. M
Bren s read. It showed that
the d » last vear was $10,636.
83. He was exonerated from collect-
ymount of $33.00
outstanding
approval |
bills, all of |
sold
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Upon
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bridges.
balance
Wouldn't Pay Half
Jno. E. Longenecker, residing |
renecker road, had that
a cost of $21.00 and asked |
Council to pay half of the bill. No
street |
action
The bill of Jolumbia Tele
phone Company was referred to the
Burgess and thd balance of the bills
amounting to § 3.45 were then
paid after which adjourned.
Herman R. Lehman and Miss Stel- |
Lebanon, and !
Air. |Miss Anna H. Ebersole of Elizabeth- |
of
Mrs. Charlotte Louchs, of East Mari- |
Fissel, son of Mr. and !
Mrs. Levi Fissel of Sporting Hill, and |

J.D. WOOD & CO.
JEWELERS and OPTOMETRIST
LANCASTER, PENNA.
Wishes to announce to tHe people
ings, that they have opengd
f Mt. Joy and surround-
ranch optical office at
CHANDLER'S DRUG STORE
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
For the examination of the'eye and the fitting of glasses. Dr.
E. R. Gehman registered optometrist formerly of the Philadel-
phia Eye Clinic and now associated with J. D. Wood and
Co., will be at Chandler's Drug Store every Wednesday from
10 a. m. till 8 p. m. to examihe your eyes and fit you with the
proper glasses. As an introductory offer and to have you
come in and see him, this special offer will be made for sev-
eral weeks, : \
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Your eyes examined thoroughly and Special Price
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$2.00
fitted in an aluminum frame with
sperical lenses for reading or Sewing,
regular price, $5.00.
Your eyes examined thoroughly with
toric curved lenses for readihg or
sewing and a heavy Nutex &Shell
frame around in spectacles or} nose
glasses. Large round frames, {atest
style. Regular price of thesejany-
where is from $10.00 to $12.00§
Spec ial Price
$7.50
Do not hesitate to come in and see us on Wednesddy as we
are perfectly reliable and have Heen located in Lancakter for
years at the Corner of N. Queen and Orange Streets. We have
had so many requests from Mohnt Joy, that we have been
compelled to open this office to thke care of our many pa-
tients here. 1 \
REMEMBER ihe Day WEDNESDAY
REMEMBER the Place CHANDLER'S DRUG STORE
REMEMBER the Firm DR. E, R. GEHMAN Eye Sight Sposigis
* With J. D. WOOD & CG., Lancaster, Pa.

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