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VOLUME XXIV NO. 33
Mount Joy, Penna Wednesday, Janvary 14, 1925

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Don’t Forget the County Corn and Tobacco Show at Mt. Joy Friday and Saturday, Jan. 1

Corn and Tobacco
Show This Week

EVERYTHING IS IN READINESS
FOR THE BIG COUNTY EV.
ENT TO BE HELD HERE
FRIDAY AND SAT-
URDAY.

Everything is rounding into shape
for the Lancaster County corn and
tobacco show to be held in the for-
mer market house building here on
Friday and Saturday, January 16
and 17. The committee in charge
has made great preparations, have
it extensively advertised and we pre-
dict a big attendance.
There will be exhibits of corn and
tobacco and the 'show is open to all.
All exhibits must have been grown
by the exhibitor.
in each class from the same can be
shown,
All exhibits must be brought in
before noon on Jan. 16. Exhibit
epen afternoon and evening.
Corn Exhibit,
The corn will be judged by Mr. E.
J. Walters of State College. Follow-
ing are the classes:
Class 1—Yellow Dent, 10 Ears—
First, $4.00; Second, $3.00; Third,
$2.00; Fourth, $1.00; Fifth, ribbon.
Class -. 2—White Capped Yellow
Dent, 10 Ears—First, $4.00; Second,
$3.00; Third, $2.00; Fourth, $1.00;
Fifth, ribbon.
Class 3—Lancaster County Sure
Crop, 10 Ears—First, $4 00; Second,
$3.00; Third, $2.00; Fourth, $1.00;
Fifth, ribbon.
Classd—Yellow Dent, 30 Ears—
First, -$5.00; Second, $4.00; Third,
$3.00.
Class b5—White
Dent, 30 Ears— First,
end, $4.00; Third, $3.00.
Class 6—Lancaster County Sure
Crop, 30 Ears—First, $5.00; Second,
$4.00; Third, $3.00.
Class 7—Best single Ear in Yel-
low, White Cap, Sure Crop and
White Dent—First, $1.00.
Swepstakes, 10 Ears—A silver cup
will be given by the Union National
Mount Joy Bank,
Intercounty Competition.
There will be an intercounty com-
petition between Lancaster and York
counties. Each county shall exhibit
a 10 ear display of Golden Queen
rn and the swinner will receive a
tver cup donated by the Lancaster
New Era.
Tobacco Exhibit.
Messrs. Roy Nolt and P. W. Bak-
er will judge this exhibit. An ex-
hibit shall consist of fifteen leaves
tied with another leaf. There will
be three classes as follows:
Class 1—Seedleaf Wrappers—
First, $2.00; Second, $1.50; Third,
$1.00; Fourth, 50c.
Class 2—Seed Leaf Binders—
First, $2.00; Second, $1.50; Third,
$1.00; Fourth, 50c,
Class 3—=Seed Leaf Fillers—First
$2.50; Second, $1.50; Third, $1.00;
Fourth. 50c.
The Lancaster News Journal will
give a silver cup for the best exhibit
of fillers at the show.
The show is being conducted un-
der the direction of the Lancaster
County Farm Bureau and auspices
of the First National bank of this
place.
eet
Capped Yellow
$5.00; Sec-
Concert at Elizabethtown.
The Mooseheart Concert Company
of Mooseheart, Ill, will give a con-
eert at Moose Hall, Elizabethtown,
on Tuesday evening, Jan. 20. Tick-
ets can be secured by mgil from the
secretary or at the ticket office
at theatre. Admission including re-
served seat, adults 50c, children 25¢,
Be, ir
Read Interesting Paper
The regular monthly meeting of
the Lutheran pastors of Lancaster
County was held at Lancaster Mon-
day. An interesting treatise on
“The Inner Mission Problems of our
Territory,” was read by Rev. G. A.
Kercher, of this place.
ed ————
Total Eclipise of the Sun
There will be a total eclipse of the
sun on January 24 at about 9 a. m.
This will be the first in fifty years,
end as it will not occur again until
2025, folks should avail themselves
ef the opportunity of observation.
eel Gr Qe eee
township. dent; Elias J. Nolt; secretary, S. F.
Ribs Fractured Little; treasurer, George Wagen-
Erb Guiswite, of Ironville, an Church Gets $200.00 bach; superintendent of ground, A.
employee of the Keeley Stove The will of Sarah B. Engle, late |L. Hershey. The board will meet
Works, at Columbia, is confined to
his home, suffering with several
broken ribs, sustained in a fall.
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Boy Makes Record
Donald Snook, a fifteen-year-old
Chester County boy, raised 479
bushels of potatoes on a measured
aere this year. His is the highest
official score record this season.
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Only one exhibit
W. S. EBERSOLE POST
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS

The following officers were elect-
ed by W. S. Ebersole Post here for
the present year:
Commander, Clyde Eshleman; 1st
Vice Commander, J. A. Stoll; 2nd
Vice Commander, Clyde Fenster-
macher; Post Adjutant, H. R. Esh-
leman; Post Finance Officer, Earl
Miller; Post Chaplain, Dr. W. M.
Workman; Post Historian, S. V. Barr
Post Sargeant at Arms, L. Kramer;
Post Athletic Officer, Jay Klugh;
Post Trustees, J. T. M. Breneman,
B. Groff and Clyde Eshleman; Post
Executive Committee, John Longe-
necker, Roy Sheetz, John Geltmach-
er, Carl Germer and J. T. M. Bren-
eman.
MANHEIM MAN HELD
IN BAIL FOR HEARING

C. J. Hosler, of Manheim, who
was arrested by State Police early
Friday on charges of larceny, re-
sisting’ an officer and receiving
stolen goods, has furnished $300
bail on each charge, awaiting a hear-
ing Monday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock before Alderman Hinden.
Hosler; who is 21 years old, is pro-
prietor of a small restaurant and
shoe repairing shop at Manheim.
Police say he incriminated anoth-
er man in his alleged confession of
the robberies enacted at the U. S.
Asbestos Plant, Manheim, _ during
the las® several months, and the
troopers expected to effect another
arrest.

General News for
Quick Reading
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
FROM ALL OVER THE COUN.
TRY FOR THE BENEFIT
OF BUSY PEOFLE
Read C. S. Frank & Bros.’ ad on
another page.
Mrs. Annie Pennell is confined to
her home on account of illness.
Jacob M. Schroll celebrated his
seventy-first birthday on Monday.
Calvin Kramer celebrated his
| birthday anniversary on Tuesday.
| Mrs. Grover C. Bair and daughter
are confined to bed, both suffering
from grippe.
There was
Board of Trade
will be held later.
Mrs. John Zeller, who is at the
St. Joseph’s Hospital, Lancaster, is
greatly improved.
The Macedonia
of this place held
ference on Sunday.
Harry E. Smith is confined to his
home on East Main street with an
attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Minnie E. Deitz is the ad-
ministratrix of the estate of John H.
Deitz, late of this boro.
The roof of the dancing pavilion
at Mt. Gretna caved in last Friday
owing to the heavy snow.
Mrs. James Hockenbery is seri-
ously ill at her home near Rheems
suffering from appendicitis.
William HH. Billmyre of Marietta
and Miss Dorothy H. Grove of Co-
lumbia were married last week.
The teachers of the Mount Joy
High Schools held a sleighing party
on Wednesday evening, all having an
enjoyable ride to Marietta.
The Sewing Class of the Ladies’
Bible Class of the Evangelical
church met on Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. Irvin Geistweit.
Benjamin F. Gochnauer, formerly
of this boro, now in the real estate
business at Elizabethtown, has pur-
chased a hotel at Palmyra and will
soon take charge.
The officials of the local American
Legion Post, will hold a new mem-
bership drive in connection with the
National Membership drive. Thurs-
day evening a meeting will be held
meeting of the
last evening. It
no
A. M. E. church
Quarterly Con-
in the Legion rooms on North
Market street.
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Rapho Twp. Report
The Bulletin printed the annual
report of Mr. Harvey L. Zink, treas-
urer, for the supervisors of Rapho
township. The expenses for the
three districts are itemized and the
report is of interest to all in that
of this place, was entered Friday for
probation in the office of the Regis-
ter of Wills. It contains a bequédath
of $200 to the elders of the Brethren
in Christ church at Cross Roads.
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Rebuilding His Plant
Mr. A. R. Martin is now busily en-
station recently damaged by fire. |
When eompleted he will have one of
Elect Directors
NUMEROUS BANKS, TRUST COM.
PANY, STREET RAILWAY
COMPANIES, ETC. HOLD
ANNUAL ELECTIONS

All the banks, street railway com-
panies and other corporations elect
directors for the year as follows:
—W. W. Griest, J. S. Graybill, Jr. |
Anna E. Ranck, Samuel W. Diller |
R. B. Hull, H. E. Kennedy, John M.
Groff, A. G. KE ssey.
Rohrerstown, Landisville & Mount
For Coming Year
(MR. AND MRS. IRVIN RUHL
WERE GIVEN A RECEPTION

On Thursday Mr. and Mrs,
in Mastersonville, in honor of Mr.
| and Mrs. Irvin Ruhl,
The following were present: Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin Ruhl; Mr. and Mrs.
‘Jacob Greiner and Ruth Greiner, of
Elizabethtown & Florin St. Ry. Co | Milton Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Amos
i Brandt, of Union Square; Mr. and
Mrs. Elias Galbreath, Mr. and Mrs.
| Elmer Hummer, of White Oak; Mr.
| and Mrs. Aaron Greiner, Mrs. Antho-
ny Greiner, Harding, Franklin and
John
|H- Ruhl entertained a number of
relatives and friends at their home
who rere re-
| cently married. Many of the invited
| guests could not attend on account
of the bad condition of the roads.
Joy Street Railway Company—J. S. [hay Greiner; Mr. and Mrs. Christ |
Carmany, J. W. Eshleman, J. N. Hoffer and Mildred Hoffer, Mr. and
Summy, W. W. Griest, A. B. Landis, Mrs. Harvey Greiner and daughter,
J. W. B. Bausman, J. S. Graybill, | Verna; Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Ruhl,
Jr., Samuel W. Diller, J. |Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ruhl, Mr. and
Brown, R. B. Hull Norman Ruhl, Stanley, Theda,
First National Bank, Landisville | Marie and Martha Ruhl, all of Mas-
Thomas
E. G. Myers, Elias F. Nolt, A W. | sler and son, Emery, Naomi, Emma
Root, Elmer F. Snavely, Howard B. ‘and Alverta Ruhl, of Oregon; Mr.
Stauffer, M L. Swarr, J. H. Musser, 20d Mrs. Edgar Herr and son, Car-
Maytown National—Henry H. En- (son, of near Manheim.
gle, Albert Risser, John A. Dchoff, | The bride received a number of
Edward L. Fitzkee, Dr. G. A. beautiful presents.
Harter, H. J. Hawthorn, C. E. Hol. |
Picked From Our

lenbaugh, Peter F. Kraybill, John H.
Shank,
Peoples Bank, apni ]
ael R. Hoffman, Norman R. Hoff- | Weekly Card Basket
man, Michael R. Hoffman, Jr., Be en- |
jamin F. Hoffman, George S. Ens- |
low, Harry G. Hauenstein, John A. | PERSONAL
Tome and B. Grove, Jr. THE MANY COMERS AND

MENTION ABOUT
Nissly, S. N. Mumma, Rohrer Ston- |W spent yesterday in town.
er, J. W. Eshleman, J. B. Keller, I Martha Givens spent the week-end |
P. Stehman, H. 8. Newcomer and J. | at Landisville as the guest of her |
Aaron Gutschall.
S. Kendig, M. D. and Clarence | sister, Mrs.
Schock. John Brandt of Elizabeth'o
First National, Mt. Joy— Thomas | spent the week-end here as the bd
J. Brown, Jacob S. Carmany H. H. jof his uncle, Mr. William Frank.
Myers, Abram L. Nissly, Amos.N.| Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Mower of
| Mr. and Mrs.
W. a] Mr,
John Pennvpacker.
and Mrs. J. H. Weidman and |
grandson, Harold Ruch, of Lancas-
J. N. Hershey, H. Roy Nissley, Enos |
S. Gerberich, John
Joseph B. Hossler.
ler, Marietta; Vice President, Amos | and Earl Longenecker:are now pur-
Rohrer, Route 2, Lancaster; Secre- sueing their studies at the Lancas-
tary-Treasurer, Cyrus Good, R. D | ter Business College. They began
Manheim, last week. :
Florin Trust Co: Mr. and Mrs. Eli Grosh, of Chica-
At the annual meeting of the 80 Visited Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
stockholders of the Florin Trust Breneman for a few weeks, and
Company these officers were elected: |12ve now returned to their home
Directors, E. Jay Nissley. A. Gat Chicago.
Walters, P. G. Shelly, J. Y. Kline, | Misses Frances Musser and Miss
E. F. Heiner, E. H. Engle, Arthyr | E112 Bear, teachers of the Union
D. Garber, Amos W. Mumma El spent an enjoyable Sunday
Nissley Gingrich, Aaron Gibble, | iD the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Andrew S. Bard, John W. Eshleman, | 0ung, south of town.
David H. Eby, Daniel M. Wolgemuth. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bishop and
The following are officers of the “in- | 5°™ Russel Jr, of Elizabethtown, |
stitution: President, E. Jay Nissley; | SPent Sunday here visiting Mrs. |
vice president, A. G. Walters; sec-| Bishop’s parents, Mr. and Mus.
retary, P. G. Shelly; and treasurer, Philip Givens, on East Donegal St.
J. Wayne Aungst; Teller, D. Victor Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Benne-
Shonk. wit and daughter, Eleanor, of Lan-
caster, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Mowrer, of Hershey, were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Penny-
packer at their home on North Bar-
bara street.
BH
A HUNTING TRIP TO
BACK BAY, VIRGINIA
Mr. John W. Eshleman Jr., of Lan-

—W. Scott Bushong, H. W. Minnich, ‘tersonvillg; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hos |
Union Nationa!, Mt. E | GOERS IN THIS LOCALITY
Longenecker, Eli G. Reist, ; :
Breneman, Eli Grosh, oh B. M. | Mr. Peter McGaughran of Lewis- |
Stauffer, Gabrfel Moyer, H. H. Eby, { Hershey, spent Sunday in town with |
First National Bank, Bainbridge. | 0 visited Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
E. F. Hoffman, I Scott Smith, : Fok. | Strayer on Sunday.
raim Brinser, I O. Frey, w. G. M. B. Meshey, former secretary of |
Hawthorn. {the Black Panther Oil Company, |
Farm Loan Association—The Lan- |» oS in. town Saturday isiting old |
caster County Farm Loan Associa | (friends. He now lives in
tion at its annual = meeting elected ! phia.
these officers: President, John Zieo- | Grace Garber, Hattie Stauffer |
Wilbur;
{and Cyrus Smith,
of Mr.
OFFICERS OF THE SILVER
Spring Cemetery Board was held in
the church after
business, accounts were audited by
board then dissolved
organization
President, J. B. Graham; vice presi-
the first Monday of each month dur-
ing the year at 7 A. M,
church.
caster, who won the handicap at Pine
hurt, N. C., recently; Mr. Howard
J. Yoder, of Shoemakersville, former
live bird champion of Berks county
and who tied for high at the big
shoot at Reading on Monday; Mr.
Raymond S. Brubaker, of Sinking
Springs, present live bird champion
of Berks Co., and the writer return-
ed from a brief hunting trip to Back
Bay, Va. They bagged two rabbits,
29 ducks and 32 of the finest wild
geese ever shot on the Bay there.
rr RE A Ans
SPRING CEMETERY ASSO.
The annual meeting of the Silver
finishing up all
Harrison Nolt and Elias Nolt. The
and the new
stands as follows.
in the
rt Mee
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M. Nagel of |t
Elizabethtown, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Miss Mary
558 Manor Street, Lancaster. The
groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Attend State Show the finest plants in this section. Fisher. The wedding will take place Blessing, Fast Donegal
Plan now to spend a day or two Pr in the near future: Miss Shank is | township, administratrix of Frank
at the State Farm Products Show in If you want all the. news in this!{a graduate nurse of the Lancaster | P. Blessing, late of East Donegal |
Harrisburg, January 19 to 23, 1098 | Om, get the Bulletin. | General Hospital, Class of 1024.

The Entertainers
NUMBER OF LOCAL RESIDENTS
entertained these guests at
home here on Friday evening:
and Mrs. Daniel Frey, Mr. and Mrs.
B. B. Hostetter, Mr. and Mrs. Christ
Musser, Mrs. Jacob Wolfer of Lan-
caster, and Mr. and
Musser of this place.
was Mr. Meisenberger’s birthday.
E4st Main street, entertained these
guests on Sunday:
Graybill Pfautz, Leola; Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Eshleman, Chiques Hill; Mr.
and Mrs.
and Mrs. Elmer Ebersole, Bareville;
Amy Zug,
Wenger of this place.
ing of Mr.
new building
now be put on and an effort is
made to
gaged rebuilding his extensive milk |M. Shank, to Henry M. Fisher, of |s
and Their Guests
ENTERTAIN OVER THE
WEEK-END
Mr. and Mrs. John Meisenberger
their
Mr.
Mrs. Daniel
The occasion
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Gibble, on
Mr. and Mrs.
Jaccb Ebersole and Mr.
of Lancaster and Myers
ret EQ Qe
Frame Work Finished
The frame work and weatherboard-
Jacob G. Brown's large
in the west end of
own, is completed. The roof will
being
complete the building as
oon as possible.
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: Letters Granted
Hettie

Despondent He

FARMER, COMMITS SUICIDE
IN ATTIC OF HOME NEAR
MASTERSONVILLE
Despondent over ill
of Mastersonville,
of a summer house,
Saturday afternoon.
on his farm,
just what prompted his action and
| can attribute it only to the fact
| that he had been in ill health since
he suffered a stroke of apoplexy
two years ago.
After Mr. Ginder had eaten his
dinner on Saturday he told his fam-|
ily that he was feeling tired and |
was going to retire to his bedroom. |
After being absent for a consider-
able time his son-in-law, Walter |
Brubaker, with whom he resided,
went in search for him and found
his body hanging from the rafters!
in the summer house. The strap |
which he used for a noose had |
been missing from the barn for
several days.
Coroner Dr. J. D. Hershey, of
Manheim, conducted an investigation |
and pronounced death due to sui-
cide.
The deceased was 66 years of
age and a member of the Church of |
the Brethren. He is survived by
these children: Mrs. Hiram Gibble,
| of Elizabethtown; Mrs. John Halde- |
i man and Mrs. Walter Brubaker, of
{ Manheim R. D. 4. Mrs. Monroe
| Fahnestock, Mt. Etna,

county.
| also survive:
home;
Marie S. Ginder, at
Joseph Meashey
of Manheim R. D.
grandchildren also

sacob F. Ginder,
5. Twenty-nine
with further services in the Master-
sonville Brethren in Christ church,
was made in the adjoin-|
j and burial
ng cemetery.
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A BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR !
JOHN F. SMITH OF CONOY
A very enjoyable birthday sur-
prise was held at the home of Mr.
land Mrs. John F. Smith, of Conor,
lin honor of Mr. Smith’s birthday. |
{The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm
| Smith} Mr. and Mrs. Christian Zook
{Mr. add Mrs. Ammon Snyder, Mr.
land Mbps. Daniel Sipling and sons,
Earl and«Lester; Mr. and Mrs. David |
{Heistand and daughters, Erma and!
Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. John Shrue and
George Smith, Joseph Smith
The present home
Smith is where he and his
brothers and sisters spent their child-
hood: da®s, and has been the Smith
homestead for more than one hun-
dred and fifty years.
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Beatrice;
Mr. and
Hawaii and Its People.
On Thursday evening at 7:30 the
High School orchestra will play pre- |
ceeding the lecture by Miss Tillotson
on the subject, “Hawaii and Its Peo-
ple.” Miss Tillotson appears in Mt.
Joy under the auspices of the Boro
schools. The evening program will
be given in the Assembly room of
the High school. Come out and en-|
joy the music and lectures. Tickets
can be secured from any school pu-
pil or at the door.
rr men cow GE A Ieee en.
|
Bee at Sporting Hill.
A spelling bee will be held in the
Sporting Hill school house on Satur-
day, Jan. 17th, at 7:30 P. M. There
will be three spelling and a general
information class with valuable pri-
zes to each class. Other features on
the program will be readings, recita-
tions, dialogues, music, etc. In case
the weather is unfavorable the bee
will be held the following Saturday
evening.
BR i...
That’s Some Mortgage.
One of the largest mortgages ever
placed -on record in- this county is
one for $25,000,000 by the Holtwood
Power Company in favor of the New
York Trust Comnany as-trustee. The
mortgage was given for the purpose
of selling’bonds to build an immense
steam plant at Holtwood. i
>

Tobacco Show Winners
At the tobacco growers’ show at
Lancaster this week where there
were 71 entries, Mr. John Charles
of Landisville, won first prize on
Broadleaf wrappers and James R
Cassel of Manheim won first on
Broadleaf binders while Mr. Charles
was second.
tl Gp rn,
A Pair of Fine Ones
Mr. Amos Herr of near town
butchered two hogs, eleven i
snd twenty-seven days

weighed 434 and 444 poun ds s dressed.
.
Hangs Himself
JOHN H. GINDER, WELL KNOWN
health John
H. Ginder, residing one mile north
committed sui-
cide by hanging himself in the attie
The family are at a loss to know
39TH ANNUAL INSTITUTE
AT MARIETTA SATURDAY

The thirty-ninth annual. institute f
of the Marietta district, which com- |
prises the townships of Conoy, East
Donegal, West Hempfield, Mountville
and the boro of Marietta, will be held
in the High school room at Marietta
on Saturday, Jan. 17th. There will
be a morning and afternoon session |
when the following program will be
rendered:

9:30 A. M.
Music, Institute; Devotional Exer- ||
cises, Rev. A. U. Kauffman; Piano |
Solo, Caroline Kreiser; Address, F.
H. Gaige, Millersville State Normal
School; Recitation, Miss Helen Gar-
ber; Address, O. Lowe, Department Senior

Lebanon |
These brothers and sisters!
and |
survive. /
funeral services were held from |
his late home Tuesday afternoon,
Harry Smith, |
som, |
‘the United Evangelical church were
lor; treasurer, Mrs.
librarians, Howard Kaylor and Les-
ter Kaylor;
bert Divitt and Russel Kramer;
ganist, Miss
sistant organist, Miss Nedra Kaylor;
of Public Instruction.
1:30 P. M.
Music, Girls of the Marietta High
Address, O. Lowe; Piano So-
lo, Miss Margaret Hocker; Vocal So-
lo, Miss Margaret Hipple; Address,
. H. Gaige.
The officers of the association are
jas follows: President, E. W. Ford;
| Vice President, Principals of High
School of Institute District; Secre-
| tary, Ruth E. Nolt; Treasurer, Mrs.
| Margaret Kelley.
School directors and the public ar
{cordially invited to attend.
eesti tp lier cies

Commissioned a Notary.
Miss, Anna Blensinger, of this boro
{has been appointed a notary public.
|Her commission was received at the
Recorder’s office at Lancaster.
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Road We Must All
| Travel Sometime
i
MANY WELL KONWN PEOPL!
J HAVE PASSED TO THE
GREAT BEYOND
i Mrs. Mary J. Cochran died at Co-
{lumbia aged 85 years.

Harry A. Rynier, aged 53 years,
stepped in front of a mail train at
Leaman Place and was killed instant
ly Saturday.

Roll Call; Quotations, from Bem=
jamin Franklin; Biography of Stone
wall Jackson and Robert E. Lee,
Elizabeth Hershey; Humorous Reei-
tation, The Poet and the Children,.
Miriam Mumma; Biography of Dam--
iel Webster, Earl Shaeffer; Biogra~ -
phy of Wm. McKinley, Mary Peo-
ples; Essay on Bicycle, Sam Myers;:
Biography of Benjamin Franklin,
Alois Heilig; Senior Humor Gaz-
zette, Issue I, Cinna.
Junior
Recitation, Lois Forney; Debates
Resolved, That the City Boy or Girl
Has Better Chance of Getting an
Education Than the Boy or Girl
Who Lives in the Country, Affirma~-
tive, Merl Hoffer and Mary Engleg
Negative, Henry Nissley and Anns
Strickler. Biographies of Franklin, -
Webster and Lee, Paul Engle; Hu-
morous Reading, William Thomas;
Essay, “Sportsmanship in Basket~
ball,” Lydia Shank; Jokes, Harold,
Krall.

Sophomore
Debate: George Halbleib and Mar-
tin Metzler, Robert Heilig and Harry
Bear; Poem, George Klugh; Essay,
Joe Charles; Poem, Ethel Smith;
Krazy Dept., Paul -Hershey;
Story of Christmas in France, Park
Shetter; Story of Christmas in Eng-
land, Ethel Smith; Story, Alice
Longenecker, Anna Mumma and
Pauline Engle.
Freshman
Kate Shelley’s Courage, Erma
Mumma; Impromptu Speeches: Ar-

David F. Brian
pave F. Brian died at his hom
car Witmer aged 84 years, death |
sulting from pneumonia. Frank
F. Brian. of this place, is a son. |
— |
William Wade.
William Wade, aged 74 years, a
resident of Newville, died last Wed-
nesday morning while on a visit to |

| Barnhart;
{ bate:
| Kramer,
i muth, Dorothy
{ Barto; Play:
thur Ruhl, Mary Fackler and Harold
| W. Important Events of 1924, Jay
Essay, Loda Risser; De~
Affirmative, Anna May Mum-
Mary Diffenderfer and Russel
Negative, Kathryn Linde-
Boyce and Walter
Entitled, “The Neck-~
ma,
”
lace.
Eighth Grade

h's son Charles at Middletown. The
>i gach
funeral was held on Saturday, inter-| Reading of Minutes by Secretary.
ment being made at Elizabethtown. | by Sc choc ol. Juanita; Recitation,
2 i | Clara le; Trio by Anna Bundel,
1 Maude hneider and Ruth Kaylor;
Dorothy R. Randler { x ic y x
Dorothy R. , eight weeks old daugh | Org nal in oe Lottie Dodent hoef
ter of lartha B. and Elm gS. | Recitation, John Charles; Song by
Randler died from catar | School; Essay on George Washing-
to:
the home of her

monia, at
at £28 David street, this p
is survived by her parents and one
sister, Margaret R. Funeral services
will be held from the home of her
Iparents on Thursday at 2 o'clock
i Interment in the Eberle cemetery.
Lloyd A. Shenk
Lloyd A. Shenk, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Shenk, died at his
home in Mount Hope on Monday
night, from a complication of diseds-
es. He was one year old and is sur-
vived by his parents and these
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EVAN. SUNDAY SCHOOL
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
The Sunday School Officers of
elected on Wednesday evening af-
ter the prayer service as follows:
superintendent, S. F. Eshleman; as-
sistant superintendent, Earl Kaylor;
secretary, Miss Mildred Way; as-
sistant secretary, Miss Nedra Kay-
Joseph Weber;
Ro-
or-
as-
assistant librarians,
Florence Kaylor;
superintendent of primary depart-
ment, Mrs. Ralph Bornman; assis-
tant superintendent of primary de-
partment, Mrs. Paul Peifer.
E’TOWN BORO OFFICIALS
WILL PUNISH GUILTY ONES
“Mashers” of Elizabethtown will

mes Beamesderfer; I
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Reading of

ewcomer

Solo, B
Ing, Minnie Kapp;
Jokes, Russell Halbleib; Song by
School.
eel
REV. A. S. LEHMAN
ADDRESSED MEN’S LEAGUE

The men of Mount Joy and vicin-
ity were given a rare treat on Sun-~
day afternoon last when the Rew.
A. S. Lehman of Hummelstown, Pa.,
delivered an address, ‘“Man’s Place
in the Church”. Rev. Lehman is a
forceful and convincing gospel
speaker, preaching the truth in all
its seriousness. One of the largest
crowds that ever attended a meeting
of the Men’s Christian Federatiom
were there to greet him. Another
feature of this service was the splen-
did, wholehearted gospel singing of
the Men’s Chorus of the Church of
God of Elizabethtown, -who ‘were
called on to sing a number of times.
They were a great help and were
very much appreciated. The Presi-
dent of the Federation promises
many good things for the future
meetings. Next
held in the Methodist church and
will be addressed by Rev. Bond of
Lancaster. An effort is being made
to secure a Male Chorus from Lan-
caster. Watch for later announce-
ments.
re A A Ae en
WOODMEN OF AMERICA
HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION

Mt. Joy Camp, Modern Woodmen

be given the extreme penalty of the
announced at a

{tion of officers Wednesday
of America held their annual elee-
even-

+
om Hes pa Council Wed ing, when the following officers were
: Ds i) : {elected and installed: Consul, D. W.
nesday night when 30 borough wom- [Straver; vice wl. Charles d.
en appeared to personal y make | : : ag erie. Tein Smith; Bo
complaint against the habits of the fe Kaylor; “advisor, Geo
young men of the town. py TE"
clared that it was
embarrassir to pass a stree
These women «
he voun«

made. {

t, Warren Bates; 3 watchs
ntry, Christ Sis
of Trustees, Charles
Clarence Gibbons, Char. 3
: Ts
publie
¢ uld get their posters printeg
at the Bulletin Oifiice.
are having

meeting will bes