WEDNESDAY. NOV. 17th, 1926
ANNUAL LUTHER LEAGUE
CONVENTION AT LEBANON
to all.
This was followed by an address
by Rev. Charles Keiter. The com-
Luther | mittees then gave their reports and
League held its 32nd Annual Con- |officers were elected for the ensu-
vention Thursday, November 11, [ing year, Mr. Chas. H. Nutto was
at Trinity Lutheran Church, Leba- | elected president and Mrs N. E.
non. Martin was re-elected secretary.
The morning session opened At the business meeting several
9:30 A. M., with devotional servie- resolutions Were adopted by
es by Rev. V. L. Fulmer. Greetings |the Leagues. The session was clos-
2 * . 2 > 1 draver
were extended to delegates and |[€d With the Lord’s Prayer.
friends by Charles Weary, presi- The evening session opened at: 7
dent of Lebanon Lezcne The pres P. M., with devotional services. A
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ident of District League responded. | vocal solo was rendered by George
: Booth. Rev. G. A. Kercher, presi-
6 Reports oe Sven by we of- dent of the Lancaster Conference,
2 cers and standing committees. |. ors. socal duet
Mr. Peter Risser nearby and Dr. A. |Special committees were appointed fhe on Yoon Web
F. Snyder summoned. Schwanger [by Mr. Angstadt. An address by oer Yr. of ihe Trinity T.utheran
showed no signs of life and reports Ey P. . G. Seiger, “Know Thy hour. Lebanon ak.
were immediately circulated that he ! Church, Its Past” was very interest 3 ;
ye h : on a hh >” land Rev. Pfalteicher gave the ad-
was drowned. ling. The morning session was then dress of the evening.
After working with him for two adjourned.
3 i Ss re given by the regis-
hours Dr. Snyder learned that it was | At 1:30 P. M. the afternoon | REPOTtS were given by the reg i
a case of coll d that Sch : : : ps tration and standing committees.
Be cos col’apse an at Sehwang- | session was opened with devotional | rn : a
er was not drowned | . : | The convention then adjourned.
oe . period. Miss Mildred Dieter gave SSIS
The unfortunate man recovered several well rendered readings. A
sufficiently to be removed to his pageant given by several members
home that evening. of the Reamstown Junior League
Schwanger's horse succeeded in (was greatly enjoyed by all present.
breaking loose from the wagon and | Miss Mary Swope, of Leacock, re-
swimming ashore. cited a poem, which was pleasing
Trappers== | =~ Trappers
CONCENTRATE YOUR EFFORTS ON MUSKRATS AS
THEY ARE IN THE BEST DEMAND, BUT, OF COURSE, WE
WILL BUY ALL KINDS AT THESE PRICES.
Henry Schwanger
Nearly Drowned
The Lancaster District
(From Page One)
dragged him into shallow water.
When some distance from the
shore Mr. Schwanger, completely ex-
hausted, let go of the rope. Messrs.
Peter Risser, Elmer Ober and Sam-
uel Meckley, other witnesses, quick-
ly went to his assistance, and wad-
ing into the stream they carried
him ashore.
He was removed to the house of

An artifiicial salt water lake, 500
acres in extent, has been formed on
the Island of Zeeland, near Holland,
for the purpose of raising edible
(eels.
Medium Small
dic aac
Large
Muskrats §1.25
Oppossum $1.00 70c 30c
INo.1 No.2 No.3 No.4
Skunk
$2.00 $1.40 75¢c 40c
DON'T STRETCH THEM. JUST SKIN THEM AND BRING
THEM AT ONCE WHILE THEY ARE FRESH TO
H. E. Garber
208 E. Main Street, TTOUNT JOY, PA.
and ask for Mr. Dillinger, who is my buyer.

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THE
STOUGH CAMPAIGN
CONTINUES
THIS WEEK
Come in and get a spiritual blessing. The spirit of the meeting is just be-
ginning.
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Sunday night's attendance was so large that many were standing in both
front and rear of the great hall. By a rising vote they voiced their sentiment
to keep Dr. Stough with us.
Come and bring those sick in body and soul.
save the sick.” Jas. 5:14-16.
My automobiles are at your command to bring the lame, blind and destitute
to the afternoon meetings free within a reasonable distance.
0. H. SHENK, Chairman
ASTER, PA. Bell 4908-R
“The prayer of faith shall
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
Road We Must All | Picked From Our
Travel Sometime
(From Page One)
Brethren at Maytown, where servi-
ces were held and burial made in
the cemetery at Reich’s Memorial
graveyard, The deceased was a sis-
ter of Harry B. Lenhert, of Hariet-
ta, and besides her husband leaves
one son and one daughter.
Mrs. Martin A. Spickler
Theresa, Miller, wife of Mr. Mar-
tin A, 'Spickler, proprietor .of the
Washington House here, died at St.
Joseph’s Hospital at Lancaster last
night at 11.50 from a complication
of diseases aged 55 years. She
was at the Hospital one week. De-
ceased formerly resided at Lancas-
ter but has lived here nearly all her
life. She was a member of St. Mary's
Catholic church. Her husband is the
only surviving relative.
Martin Guy Troup
Martin Guy Troup, 32 residing at
2516 Guilford avenue, Baltimore, a
former resident of Lancaster died at
his home Monday of pneumonia, af-
ter an illness of three days. His
wife, Mary Garrett Troup, was a
former resident of this place.
Funeral services will be held
from the Bethel Church of God,
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Landisville, with burial in the Honey
Brook cemetery.
James Thompson
James Thompson a well known
and life-long resident of Marietta,
died at the home of his sister, Miss
Harriet Thompson, Sunday, from
a lingering illness of a complica-
tion of diseases. He was 65 years
of age, and attended the Zion Re-
formed church. He is survived by
two sisters a half-sister, and two
half-brothers, as follows: Miss Har-
riet and Mrs. Mary Simmons, with
whom he lived; Mrs. Henry Eisen-
berger of Stege, Cal.; J. Edgar
Thompson, Lewistown, and Jeffer-
son Thompson, Stege, Cal. The fun-
eral was held on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Ney
Mrs. Mary Ney, aged 90 years,
died on Thursday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Shank, Bain-
bridge, from infirmities of old age.
Two daughters, Mrs. Ellen Weaver,
York Haven, and Mrs. H. Shank,
with whom she resided for the past
few years, and one son, William
Ney, of Harrisburg. Four grand-
children also survive. Services were
held on Sunday at the home of her
daughter at Bainbridge, at 1 o’olock
with further services at 1:30 o’clock
at the Lutheran church, Bainbridge.
Interment in the Bainbridge ceme-
tery.
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Good
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Good, 83, died
at the home of her son, Harry H.
Good, at Elizabethtown, Monday af-
ternoon, The following children
survive: Cyrus' H., Mrs. Amanda
Nissley and Ephraim H., all of Man-
heim; Harry H., Elizabethtown:
John H., Lancaster and Edwin H.,
Gordonville. Three sisters, Mrs.
Fannie Koser, Mt. Joy; Mrs. Susan
Garber, Mt. Joy; and Emma Bailey.
Tamaqua also survive. Services will
be held at the home of her son, Har-
H., Elizabethtown, on Thursday
1fternoon, at 1:00 o’clock, and at
2:00 o'clock, at the West
Tree church. Burial will be in the
adjoining cemetery.
Green
Mrs. John Germer
wife of John Germ-
at her home on North Mar-
ket street, in this place at 8 o'clock
this morning lingering
ness, death resulting from a compli-
‘ation of diseases. Aged 53 years,
7 months and 20 days. Deceased
was a native of Germany but has re-
sided here many yeais. She was a
member of St. Mary’s Catholic
church of this place.
Besides her husband she leaves
the following children: Mrs. Charles
Decker, of Elizabethtown: Frank.
Carl, George, John, Joseph and Mrs.
Milton Heilman all of this place.
The funeral will be held in St.
Mary’s Catholic church Saturday
forenoon at 10:30. Interment will
be made in the Mt. Joy cemetery.
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after a
Mrs. Martha Groff
Martha Groff, widow of the iate
Henry Groff, died at the Oreville
Mennonite Home on Wednesday
morning from infirmities due to ad-
vanced age. She was 37 years of
age and formerly at Safe
Harbor. She was a member of the
Mennonite church. The following
children survive: Martm H., of
Safe Harbor; John H., of Salunga:
Mrs. J. A. Ressler, Mountville; Mrs.
Albert Sangrey, New Providence.
One brother. Samuel Henry,
Washingtonboro, also survives. Ser-
vices were held privately at the
Oreville Home on Friday afternoon
with further public services on Sat-
urday afternoon at the Conestoga
Methodist church.
reside
of
Frank Shrader
Frank “Flick” Schrader, a
known barber of Lancaster, was
found dead last Wednesday at 11
A. M. in his barber shop, 413 North
Queen street by John H. Bair.
Death was caused by a heart attack
He was aged 70 years, & months
and 7 days.
Mr. Schrader conducted a barber
shop in that cit for a neriod of 30
there from Mount
well-
moving
1896.
years,
Jov in
He is survived by his wife,
Addie R. of Lancaster,
and who was Miss Rinehart, of this
Also one
Philadel-
Mrs.
Schrader,
marriage
Alice Bonner,
before
Mrs.
Doro
sicter,
phia.
The held
funeral was from his
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late home Sunday afternoon at one |
o'clock. The body was brou
here at 2 P. M., by trolley and
terment made in EbdMe cemetery.

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Weekly Card Basket|
(From page one.)
Mr. John Gantz of this place is
spending a three day hunting trip
at Lock Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. viayton Smout of
Maytown, spent Sunday at the home
of Frank Sprout.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Witmer, of
Manheim, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Garber.
Miss Helen Pennel spent a week
at Landisville with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Pennel
Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Rheems, spent Sunday
and Mrs. Alvin Seitz.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Landis, of
Lancaster, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Brown.
Miss Mazie Sumpman, of Moore's
Till, spent several days with Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Reigel.
Mrs. Jno. Siller accompanied the
Shenk Auto Pullman to the Sesqui-
Centennial last Thursday.
Mrs. Raymond Gilbert and daugh
ters, Jane and Mary Editih, spent
Institute week at Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alexander
and children, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Lizzie Way, at Salunga.
Mr. and Mrs. George Conner and
children, of Manheim, spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. J. Conner.
Mrs. Frank Young and children
Betty, Thelma and Frank Jr. and
Miss Myltle Roth spent Friday at
Lancaster.
Mrs. Margie Morn and Mr. Clay-
ton Heisey, Middletown, were Sun-
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Walters,
Misses Myrtle Roth, Fannie Fau-
by and Fannie Dellinger spent
Thursday with Miss Elizabeth Hive-
ner near Rheems.
Mr. and Mrs.
of
Mr.
Nauss,
with
Bard Bigler and
children, Earl and Jaent, of East
Petersburg spent a few days with
Mrs. Bigler's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. M. Barto.
Mrs. Carl Zeager, Mrs. John Ger-
mer, Jr., Mrs, Charles Schroll, Mrs.
William Zink, Mrs. Michael Showal-
ter, Miss Alberta Sprout, spent
Thursday at Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. C. Wintermoy-
er, Misses Bertha Royer, Elsie
Zerphey and Clara Goshorn took a
trip to Huntingdon County, and got
two gray squirrels.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Arntz enter-
tained the following at dinner on
Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Ging-
rich, Jeanne Brandt, Cleo Sheaffer,
Miss Emily Gingrich, of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Wintermy-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Geibe and
daughters Anna and Emma, Miss
Clara Goshoin visited Mr. and Mrs.
Simon Bradley of Penryn on Thurs-
day.
Mr. and Mrs.
tertained the
dinner Sunday:
Wesley Curgan en-
following at a duck
Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Meyre of Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Harvey Curgan and the latter’s
sister, of Philadelphia.
Mr and Mrs. John Kolp, east
town entertained the following on
Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gar-
man, Mr, and Mrs John Brandt and
daughter Ethel Mae and Ida Nissley
all of near Elizabethtown and Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Campbell of Flor-
in.
of
General News for
Quick Reading
(From Page One)
At the Nicholas G.
Stoher, a trolley conductor at Pitts-
burgh, rode a million miles and was
out of the city limits.
We notice by the papers that the
Mt. Fearless Five basket ball
team, whoever they are, will play
at Lancaster next Monday evening.
Over in York county a gunner in-
tentionately shot a little pig, put it
into his coat and was caught by the
farmer. He paid a fine and
Ministers, applying for member-
ship at the Methodist Conference at
Atlanta, Ga., were made to take a
pledge that they will not use tobac-
Co,
Ninety-one cases of typhoid fever
were reported to the State Health
Department during the week ending
October 6 and 71 cases the week
previous.
On December 1 the barbers at
Reading will charge 25 cents for a
shave and 50 cents for a haircut.
Many will stick to the old rates of
15 and
age of 65,
never
Joy
00STs
35 cents.
En
HOFFMAN WAREHOUSE
HALF-INTEREST SOLD
The one-half interest i
town warehouse of the
offered last Wednesday afte
public sale by trustees was
purchased by Albert 8.
Maytown, for $755. The
was offered for several
but withdrawn
————————
Hotfmans,
rnoon at
Risser, of
property
ale yer ks
Sale WeeKs
ago,
Visit the Legion Home
Visit the Legion Home Thurs-
day, November 18, between 2 P.
Mand 53P. M. and 7 P. M. and 9
P. M. and see the Needlework
Guild Ingathering.
fh fb
Kieh! Plead Guilty
Frank Kiehl, of Marietta,
fined $10 and the costs on the charge
of assault and battery by George F.
Strohm, Jr., also of Marietta. Kiehl
pleaded guilty.
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was
Two thousand minnows are being
from this country to Argen-
tina in an effort to combat malaria
The top minnow thrives on
malaria-carrying mosquitoes.
SALE—Parlor Grand
Price $150. Apply 50
Main St., Mount Joy. 5
Sept 1-tf
sent
there.
FOR
2 aa
vest
Friends Hasked
Harry Derr’s Corn
(From Page One)
Nissley Erb, Jacob Engle, Albert
Erb, Henry Erb, Harry Flory, Omer
Fair, Paul Fitzkee, George Gruber,
Paris Gruber, Frank Garman, Alvin
Gaul, Christ Geib, Albert Greena-
walt, Sr., Albert Greenawalt, Jr.,
Earl Ginder, Maurice Gainor, Ervin
Gaul, Martin Ginder, Enos Gibble,
Isaac Ginder, Amos Garber, Abram
Hostetter, Amos Hess, Simon Hertz-
ler, Daniel Heisey, Harry Hesslett,
Paul Heisey, C. H. Herr, Sr., Fred
lbaugh, Paris Koser, Joseph Kram-
er, Charles Kuhns, Levi Kopp, R.
Kame, Harry Lines, Christ Leese,
Norman Heisey, Clarence Nissley,
Harry Miller, A. N. Mumma, Nor-
man Metzler, Frank Musser, Amos
Musser, Sr., Amos Musser, Jr., J.
N. Mumma, John Metzler, Roy Nis-
sley, Levi Newcomer, C. S.
comer, Ervin Nissley, Elmer Necw-
comer, Harry Nye, Amos Ober, A.
mos Regal, Martin Stoll, Elmer
Shearer, Oscar Strickler, A. R.
Strickler, H. Strickler, Albert
Swartz, Earl Simmons, Elam Snave-
ly, Nathan Werner, Frank Weidman
Edwin Weaver, E, N. Wissler, Par-
is Wolgemuth, Ervin Wolgemuth, D
C. Witmer, Amos Weidman, Daniel
Will, Harry Young, Raymond Zook
and a few others whose names
could not be ascertained.
Mr. and Mrs. Derr wish to thank
their kind neighbors and friends in
this way for their kindly and Christ
ain spirit manifested and assistance
rendered.
en:
MARKETS
Butter
Lard
H. b. FRANTZ
332 W. High St.
ELIZABETHTOWN, PENNA.

NEW AUTO TOPS and CURTAINS
GENERAL TOP REPAIR WORK
Special Price for Making Curtains
to Open With Doors
Also Anything in the Line of
HARNESS
Oct. 13-8t
Have Your Floors
Waxed the Right
Way
electric

waxing
Have
polisher
received
for
an
treating ors
to do
1 sat-
cleums, and am prepared
work of this kind promptly anc
sfactorily.
JOS. J. COBLE
I. Market St.,
Elizabethtown,
Pl 140-R2 Oct. 27
one -oMmo
TURKEYS

gh Se
We received a carload of
VIRGINIA TURKEYS. For sale
Nissley’s Inn, Landisville.
Phone 90R. Nov
Yes Sir, That’s My
Barber, ‘Cap’ Williams
at

For a Good Clean
SHAVE and HAIR CUT
at a right price go to
WILLIAMS & SCHOFIELD
E. Main St., MOUNT JOY, PA.
Agents for the Eureka Laundry
Don. W. Gomecht
37 WEST MAIN STREET
.
Jeweler
Watchmaker—Engraver
GOODRICH TIRES

New-
and lin- |
Pa |
FAT |
Bell |
17-4t |
OUR SALE REG!
Saturday, Nov. 20th—A
sales stables near Moun Io
community sale, by GC. .
and Bro. Sale starts at 1:30 harp
Aldinger, Vogel and Frank, au
Friday, Nov. 26th—At
Hall, Florin, at 6:30, the
everything
Company, Vogle, auct .
ises 2% miles
Rissers Mill, real
Frank, auct.
Florin
big community sale of anything and
by Community Sales
Saturday, Nov. 27—On the prem-
north of Mt. Joy,
leading from Breneman’s School to
estate and per=
sonal property, by G. H. Brubaker,
ap
Classified Column =

TURKEYS TURKEYS
Phone youw
to P. E. Getz, 7T4R3.
Thanksgiving order
pe re 17-1

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FOR SALE—An
1-8 h. p., 32 volts.
R13.
electric motor
Bell phone 181-
tf

FOR SALE—Ducks and Geese.
Apply 135R4 Mt. Joy, D. C. Wit-
mer, Nov. 10-2t-pd
FOR SALE—A Range, used four
vears w ith water back and new set
bricks. Phone 181R13 Mount Joy,
Pa. Nov. 10-tf

TURKEYS FOR SALE—I have a
lot of nice home-raised Turkeys
for sale. Chas. Beaston, 1 mile east
of Mt. Joy. Nov. 17-2t

FOR SALE—A Columbian Echo
Cook Stove, with warming closet,
and Gas and Gas Oven aitached; in
good condition, J. M. Backenstoe.
WOOD FOR SALE—I have a lot
of wood sawed to stove length,
which I sell reasonable. at all
times. J. W. Kreider, Telephone
142-R21, Mt. Joy. Nov. 17-4t-pd
Why worry about Christmas shop
ping? Give magazines as gifts. Ask
me for special Christmas offers.
Mrs. M. S. Potter, 205 E. Main St.,
Mt. Joy, Pa. Nov 10-6t

FOR SALE—A Poultry House,
8x16. Also Tulip Bulbs cheap. Call
on Wm. Baymond, N. Market St.,
Mt. Joy. Nov. 17-2t-pd
Fried Oysters. d
and try them. Open daily at 9 A.
M. Becker's Restaurant, Mt. Joy.

HEMSTITCHING,
attention given mail orders.
lows, 316: W.
OYSTERS—I make a specialty of
Take a dozen home
Nov. 1 o-2t
PLEATING
and BUTTON
ile
Lemon St., Lancaster
Pa. oct.20-tf

doing.
tomor-
See what your town is
Come to the Legion Home
row.

Tenement
as Shirk’s
FOR SALE
formerly known
{ Can show a big
| ment. Apply
of the
j one
| Pa.

TRAPPERS Attention—Will
{ highest cash for all furs. Call even-
Y after 6 P. M., excepting week=
Jl day. If you can’t call, Ship
| furs direct to me. Will buy any
amount. Jim Neal, Columbia Ave.
Nov 17-4t

| FOR SALE AT FLORIN—A fine
8-room frame house, frame stable,
[all in Al shape. Price right and
{good reason for selling. J.
| Sehroll, Mt. Joy. apr 28-tf

FOR SALE—Modern Home, New
Brick House with all
age, fruit trees,
ner, Geo. Althouse,
Street, Mount Joy.
Sept. 15-tf
| Two Story
conveniences,
Call on ov
Market
ss this.
{ ete.
| South
Don’t mi
| ms
ants
JR. SALE—AIl kinds of potted
Geraniums, Ferns,
Rex Jegonies, Snake
Cineraria, Cleveland Cher-
Oxalij, Cyclemans, Primrose,
Coleus and many others.
flowers, at 343 North Bare
J. M. Gruber.
Ad
Ce.
such as:
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ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE
Estate of Henry J. Schadt, late
Donegal Twp., Lancaster
deceased.
of Ea
{ st
| County,
Letters of administration on said
been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im=
mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same,
will present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned, re-
siding at Florin, Pa.
GERTRUDE E. SCHADT
Adminsitratrix
Charles, Attorney, Nov. 3-6t
| estate having
C. E

EXECUTOR’S. NOTICE
Estate of Mary N. Miller, late of
East Donegal Township, deceased.
Letters t nentary on said es.
tate having been granted to the an-
!dersigned. all persons indebted

hereto are requested to make ime
and those having
1s or demands against the
yill present them without de-
settlement to the undersign-
Mount Joy, Pa.
G. CARPENTER,
ite payment,
Ro
I, residing at
HENRY
Executor
Zimmerman, Myers & Kready,
Attorneys.
Oct 13-6t
PREST-0-LITE BATTERIES
13-PLATE RUBBER CASE
Prest-0-L.ite
Battery $13
Special Attention Given To
TIRE AND BATTERY REPAIRING
JOHN W, DILLINGER
208 E. Main St.

MOUNT JOY, PA.
nov. 17
house
Row,
return on invests
H. G. Longenecker,})
committee, Mount Joy,
Sept. 22-1tf
pay
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