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he Mount Joy Bulletin

VOL. XXVII No. 9
MOUNT JOY, PENNA,
WEDNESDAY, JULY
27, 1927
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Brandt Family
Holds Its Reunion
FOUR HUNDRED
THE CLAN MET IN THIRD
Ww ANNUAL EVENT AT
ELIZABETHTOWN
MEMBERS OF
Four hundred members of the
Brandt clan held the _ third annual
reunion on the Elizabethtown Col-
lege campus.
vA list of those who registered at
the reunion follows:
Joseph R. Goed, Florin; Anna M.
Brandt, Lebanon; Verna Mae
Brandt, Ethel Brandt and Fannie
Brandt, Elizabethtown; Mrs, Aman-
da Martin, Bachmansville; Mr. and
Mrs. D. M. Ebersole, Mt. Joy; Na-
omi Diffenderfer, Mrs, A. T. Dffen-
derfer, Elizabethtown; Mrs. A. B.
Drace, A. B. Drace, Mary Smith,
dlizabethtown; Mr. and Mrs. John
Brandt, Mrs. Annie L. Brandt,
John M. Brandt, Ruth Brandt,
Fredericksburg; Ardella Brandt
Hunt, Samuel M. Hunt, Harold
Hunt, Red Lion; Mrs. Joseph Good,
Florin; George S. Boyer, Kathryn
Boyer, Carrie Boyer, Swatara; Lay-
cene R. Brandt, Elizabethtown {
Mrs. David G. Brandt, Minnie A.
Will, Elizabethtown; Mrs. Norman
R. Nissley, Salunga; Mrs. Elizabeth
Brandt, Grissinger Lane; Sue H.
Brandt, Florin; Mr. and Mrs. Issac
M. Brandt, Campbelltown; P. R.
Grissinger, Lancaster; Raymond
Smith, Hettie Smith, Stauffer Smith,
Fredericksburg; Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Guntryman, Ida B. Wolfersburger,
Verna Mae Brandt, Mr. and Mrs.
Phares Brandt, John S. Hauenstein,
Elizabethtown.
Alice Ebersole, Mt. Joy; Mr. and
Mrs. Austin Brandt, Gerald and
Richard Brandt, Dorris L. Brandt,
D. G. Brandt, Annville; Mrs. C. G.
Lehman, Wilbur Lehman, Manheim;
Alvin Koser, Florin; Mrs. Martha
Brubaker, Norman G. Brubaker,
Elizabethtown; Mrs. Leonard Dague,
Clifford Dague, Garfield, N. J.; Mrs.
Mrs. Lizzie Will, Bainbridge; Mr.
and Mrs, Daniel Brandt, Elizabeth
Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. John Brandt,
Harry K. Brandt, Lancaster; Mrs.
Rhine Smith, Mrs. Samuel Lessley,
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Deeds To Be Recorded
Levi H. Martin to the trustees of
Mount Pleasant Brethren in Christ
church, Mt. Joy township tract of
land in Mount Joy township, $1.
Jennie B. Snavely to William W.
Faus, property in Rapho township,
$8,900,
Allen L. Shaffer and Elmer S.
Shaffer to Minnie G. Shaffer, prop-
erty in Rapho township, $1.
S. Nissly Gingrich and the First
National Bank, of Mount Joy, to
Milton N. Miller, lot in Mount Joy
$150.
Benjamin H, Shenk to Phares R.
Moyer and Corra M. Moyer, prop-
erty in Rapho township $10,500.
BR
REAL WORK ON BRIDGE
IS NOW IN PROGRESS
Contractor Paul Sheirich, began
the erection of the new bridge over
Chickies creek, between Columbia
and Marietta, At present workmen
are engaged in filling up a portion
of the Chickies creek so as to
change its course to the Donegal
creek. The road will be relocated,
a portion of a hill about 100 feet
south of the present road is being
taken away. The new bridge when
erected will take the place of two
wooden bridges over the stream at
this place, the work being done by
the State Highway Department.
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BROWN’S EMPLOYES
HELD SUCCESSFUL PICNIC
The employees of the mills of G.
Brown’s Sons, Inc.. of this place,
held a picnic at Accomae, opposite
Marietta, on Saturday. Music was
furnished by an orchestra for danc-
ing, and refreshments were served.
There were various contests in
which young and old participated,
and the outing was a success in ev-
ery way.

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Released In Larency Case
Clayton Funkhouser, 15, Eliza-
bethtown, has been released on the
charge of larency of money from
the clothing of bathers at the
Meadowbrook swimming pool, that
upon the agreement of his father
to refund all money stolen. Funk-
houser was arrested by Chief of
Police R. H. Pastorious.
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Moyer—Stoner *
Raymond H. Moyer, son of Mr.
21. Phares R. Moyer, of near
Manheim, and Miss Mabel K. Ston-
er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elam
H. Stoner, of E. Petersburg, were
married on Saturday morning at
the home of Bishop Isaac Brubaker,
near Erisman’s church.
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Kauffman—Derstler
Harry B. Kauffman and Miss
Minnie Derstler, both of Ironville,
were married Saturday by Rev. J.
L. Smoker at the parsonage in Iron-
ville.
Had Hand Injured
Frank Zimmerman, an employe of
Geo. Brown’s Sons, had his hand
padly hurt on Friday. Mr. Zimmer-
man fell, and a Jor pierced his
hand.
FLORIN MAN GETS INTO
TROUBLE AND IS ARRESTED
John Soren
at the Florin Foundry, got
into a peck of trouble at the home
of Frank Gantz, colored, on Man-
heim street. Berrier damaged a
shutter, broke a door and smashed
a number of window panes.
Constables Zerphey and Schroll
were cailed out and placed Berrier
in the boro lockup after some dif-
ficulty.
He will be given a hearing before
Alderman Burkhart, at Lancaster,
of Florin, a molder
on next Saturday afternoon at 3
o’clock on charges of drunkeness,
disorderly conduct and = maliscious
mischief.

Road We Must All
MANY WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
HAVE PASSED TO THE
GREAT BEYOND
Henry Shoff,
Mountville,
aged 65, of near
died last Wednesday.
Erna, wife of Harry L. Diffen-
derfer. of Neffsville, died at the
General Hospital.
Rev. Charles C. Madeira
Rev. Charles Calvin Madeira,
aged 59 years, died at his home,
1947 Swatara street, Harrisburg,
on Thursday. He was a minister of
the Church of the Brethren for 40
years, having lived formerly at
Manheim and Elizabethtown, where
he was actively engaged in church.
work.
Henry Plasterer
Henry Plasterer died suddenly
at his home in Manheim from heart
trouble aged 75 years. He is sur-
vived by 3 daughters, Mrs. Alice
Ober and Mrs. John Pickel. of Pen-
ryn, and Mrs, George Lorah, of Mt.
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LADIES’ BIBLE CLASS
MET AT MOUNT GRETNA
The Ladies’ Bible Class of Trin-
ity Lutheran church held their
monthly meeting at the summer
home of P. Franck Schock and fam-
ily at Mt. Gretna, on ‘Monday even-
ing. Three machines conveyed the
members and their friends to the
cottage.
The following folks were present:
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. A. Kercher, Mr.
and Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Whis-
tler, Mrs. W. R. Heilig, Mrs. How-
ard Bortzfield, Mrs. Edgar Kessler,
Mrs. Clyde Fenstermacher, Mrs. H.
Brown, Misses Beatrice Pennpacker,
Elsie Lefevere, Bernice Myers, Dor-
othy Schock, Messrs. Robert Heilig,
David Lutz, Charles Siller, Mrs. P.
Franck Schock and daughters, Lou-
ise and Jean, Mrs. Schlegelmilch
The class held their regular busi-
ness meeting after which games
were played. Refreshments were
served by the hostess .
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CLASS OF 1926 PLANS
TO HOLD A REUNION
The Class of 1926 held a meeting
at the home of Mr, Lester Brubaker
on North Barbara street, on Mon-
day evening. The purpose of the
meeting was to plan for a reunion
which will be held Thursday, Aug-
ust 11, at Long’s Park. All members
who plan to go will meet at the
home of Miss Ethel Newcomet, be-
tween 1.00 and 1.30 Thursday noon
August 11, 1927.

BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
MISS HELEN SHEAFFER
A birthday party was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Scheaffer on Saturday afternoon in
honor of their daughter, Helen,
who celebrated her sixteenth birth-
day anniversary.
Games were played and delicious
refreshments were served to a large
number of her school mates. Helen
received many beautiful gifts.
I
Good Yield of Wheat
Mr. Irvin Gruber, tenant on the
Joseph Hostetter farm, northeast of
town, threshed -a ten-acre field of
wheat which yielded 350 bushels,
an average of 35 bushels to the
acre,

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Clyde Was His Sub.
Mr. Clyde Fenstermacher, of
town, substituted for Frank J.
Kipphorn, baggage man at the
Pennsy station at Lancaster last
week while the latter enjoyed his
vacation.
RE Se HG
Letters Granted
Letters were granted at the court
house yesterday to the following:
Christian Brandt East Donegal
township, executor of Amanda
Sterner, late of East Donegal town-
ship.
Edgar L. Eshleman, Lancaster,
and Walter L. Eshleman, Mount
Jov, executors of John W. Eshle-
man, Mount Joy.
A Musical Program
The Geiss Trio will render a mus-
ical program n the High school
auditorium at Landisville, Thursday
evening, July 28. An excellent pro-
gram has been arranged for the

occasion.
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himself
Travel Sometime
| Philadelphia.
Camprmeetings
Will Soon Begin
| LANDISVILLE WIL OPEN
SERVICES / TOMORROW,
THURSDAY AND STOV-
ERDALE THE DAY
FOLLOWING
Camp meeting sessions at Lan-
disville and Stoverdale will open
for the season, the former on July,
28, and the latter Friday evening,
July 29. The Landisville sessions
will be held every day for a per-
iod of fourteen days and the Stov-
erdale Memorial camp meeting,
which closes on August 7, a period
of nine days.
The music at Landisville will be
in charge of J. Lincoln Hall, of
the Irvin H. Mack and Company,
Prof. Gilbert Gilmour
will act as leader of the song serv-
ice. The principal speakers will be
Rev. Dr. C. W. Kitte, of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, Potts-
ville, on Sunday, July 31, and Rev.
Dr. W. E. P. Haas, district super-
intendent of the West District of
the Philadelphia conference, Sunday
August 7.
Meditation and Bible study hour
will be in charge of Rev. Levi H.
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STATE HICHWAY DEPT.
WILL COMPLETE THE ROAD
The Elizabethtown Chamber of
Commerce for the last month were
in communication with the State
Highway Department relative to
one mile of road from the borough
limits to the macadam road built
by West Donegal township, which
is in a poor condition, asking that
the State build and finance this
mile of road. A communication re-
ceived by the secretary of the
chamber, D. L. Landis, states that
the road project has been consider-
ed favorably and the road will be
built and financed by the State.
The Elizabethtown Borough Coun-
cil will be asked by the chamber to
lay a macadam surface on May-
town avenue, leading to the maca-
dam road to be built by the State
Highway Department, and the West
Donegal township road, thus form-
ing a continuous macadam road to
Maytown and Marietta. Indications
are that the Elizabethtown Borough
Council will also reply favorably to
the Chamber of Commerce.

General News for
Quick Reading
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
FROM ALL OVER THE COUN.-
TRY FOR THE BENEFIT
_OF BUSY PEOPLE
~~
Lancaster County had a
hay crop this year.
The little village of Cornwall will
erect a $275,000 school building.
Everett Moore, of York, had both
wrists broken while playing hand
ball.
J. A. Logan, of Enola, landed a
27-inch salmon in the river at Har-
risburg.
Miss Dorothy Smeltzer accepted a
position last week at the LeBlanc
Company.
Miss Ella Gochenauer
position at the
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Smith cele-
brated their nineteenth wedding an-
niversary on Monday.
A soldier at Carlisle barracks
took a drink of moonshine and has
been blind ever since.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Amand and
son, of Mechanicsville, are moving
to Salunga this week.
A army aviator got
way from Pittsburgh to
and landed at Terre Hill.
Mr. Earl Balmer, who has been
a-patient at a hospital near Philadel-
phia, returned home yesterday.
Chas. J. Smith, aged 26, of Mar-
ietta, was hurt when he fell from
the top of a pole on which he was
working.
Bobbie, the young son of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Arntz, on Mount Joy |
street, who has been ill at his home, |
is somewhat improved.
Mr. Howard Stark, of this place,
and Miss Romaine Rutherford, of
Elizabethtown, were united In
marriage on Sunday.
A potato stalk of Irish Cobbler
variety yielded 28 good sized tub-
ers. It was grown by E. M. Strick-
ler, of Hallam, York Co.
‘When his gun caught in the
branch of a tree and discharged, a
load of shot lodged in the right arm
of Clayton Derstler, R 1, Columbia.
Miss Katie Taylor, of this place,
last Friday celebrated the twelfth
vear, as a house-keeper for Mr.
John Lawrence, retired P. R. R.
Co. employe, at Hopewell St., Mt.
record
accepted a
LeBlane Company
lost on his
New York

Joy.
rant
Injured at Quarries
Alexander Stewart, of Marietta,
was injured on Wednesday morning
at the quarries of J. E. Baker, at
Billmeyer, that may cause him to
lose the sight of his left eye. Mr.
Stewart, in company with a number
of men, were engaged in quarrying
stone, when one of the missiles
THE LADIES’ BIBLE CLASS
HELD THEIR PICNIC
The Ladies’ Bible Class of the
Church of God held their picnic on
Saturday on the lawn at the home
of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Lehman Swarr,
east of town. Automobiles took the
picnickers to Swarr’s. Games were
played during the afternoon and a
fine picnic lunch was partaken of.
The following attended: Mrs. Abe
Hoffer, Mrs. John Barnhart and son,
Harold, and daughter, Mary, Mrs.
Annie Schickley, Mrs. Christ Charles
Mrs. Sam Garber, Mrs. Frank Her-

shey, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Shires,
Mr. and Mrs. William Beamesder-
fer and children, Mrs. Harvey
Dillman, Mrs. John Horstick, Mrs.
Elizabeth Mateer, Mrs. Harry Geib,
Mrs. Harry Leib, Mrs. William Con-
rad, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoffman and
son, Robert, Misses Anna Hoffer
and Minnie Kraybill, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Stoner and children, Myr. and
Mrs. George Althouse, Misses Ada
and Alberta Sprout, Mrs, Herbert
MacDannald and children, Mrs. I. A
MacDannald and Mr. and Mrs. Leh-
man Swarr and family.
Everyone reported a fine outing.
Picked From Our
Weekly Card Basket
PERSONAL MENTION ABOUT
THE MANY COMERS AND
GOERS IN THIS LOCALITY

Mr. Daniel Stark and family
spent Sunday at Mt. Gretna.
Miss Maggie Haines returned
from spending a week at Altoona.
Mr. Charles Morton made a
business trip to Reading on Satur-
day.
Mr. Arthur Moyer, Mr. and Mrs.
Eli Bentzel motored to Hershey on
Sunday.
Mrs. Martin Metzler and chil-
dren returned home from a visit at
Lancaster.
Wm. H. Kuhn, of St. Louis, Mo.,
is the executor of Mary Kuhns,
late of this boro.
Anna Webb and daughter, Betty
Ann, returned home after a visit
at West Chester.
Mr. and Mrs. John Young, Jr.
and children were at Washington
Boro on Sunday.
Walter Givens started '' work on
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MOUNT JOY NIGHT
OBSERVED AT NEFFSVILLE
Mount Joy night, at Tent services
which were held at Neffsville for
several weeks, was observed last
Thursday night.
Four women preachers, who are
from a mission in Baltimore, Md.
conducted the services. Besides be-
ing fine evangelists, they were also
wonderfully accomplished musicians
and also singers, playing seven or
eight instruments during the servie-
es.
These meetings
day night.
The Mount Joy United Brethren
delegation met at the church and
were conveyed to Neffsville in auto-
mobiles.
The following people attended the
services: Rev. and Mrs. H. S.
Kiefer, Margaret Stauffer, Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Bentzel, Mr. and Mrs. H.
N. Nissly, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Kline and daughters, Mr. and Mrs.
L. C. Sprecher and sons, Norman
and Arthur, Mrs. N. Harmon, Mrs.
Christ Herr, Eunice Herr, Harriet
Casey, Mrs. Martin Strickler, Abr.
Stauffer, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Childs,
Miss Naomi Snyder, Mr. and Mus.
C. A. Wealand, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Lines and daughter, Elva, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry Nye, George Schatz, Aaron Rye
and daughter, Mildred, Mr. and Mrs.
John Shank and son, Charles, Mrs.
Anna Hendrix, Mrs. Fannie Runk,
Mr. Maris Gainer, Lloyd Myers,
Mrs. Michael Stoner, Mrs. Edna
Witmer, all of this place; Mr. and
Mrs. Aston and daughter, Clara, of
Florin.
closed on Sun-

We Congratulate You
Mrs. John Barnhart celebrated
her birthday anniversary on Sun-
day.
Mr. Levi Dillinger also celebrates
his birthday today.
Roy Sumpman had his first birth-
day on Friday.
Ex-Burgess John A. Bachman, on
Donegal Springs Road, quietly
celebrated his birthday.
Mrs. James Garber, on W. Done-
gal street, celebrated her nine-
teenth birthday, Monday.
Ex-councilman, Fred W. Schaub,
of Marietta, attained his fiftieth
milestone in life. Mr. Schaub is
superintendent of Brown's silk mill,
here.
Births
Mr. anl Mrs. Roscoe Hassinger
announce the birth of a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hollister
announce the birth of a son, on
Friday.
Mr. and
announce the
on Tuesday.
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Gerberich
daughter,
Mrs, Clyde
birth of a
Donegal Picnic
The Donegal picnic will be held
Thursday, August 4th, at Donegal

struck him in the face.
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Springs. Everyone invited.
The Kreider Clan
Holds Its Reunion
A VERY SUCCESSFUL MEETING
WAS HELD AT LITITZ
SPRINGS PARK—LO-
CAL MAN SECRE-
TARY
A meeting of the Kreider clan
was held at Lititz Springs park last
Tuesday, between 300 and 400 re-
presentatives of the family being
present from Lancaster and Leb-
anon counties. This was practically
the first reunion. About fifteen
years ago a reunion was held on a
farm in Lebanon county. The sec-
ond was held the year after at Lit-
itz, and there it stopped.
The family organized on Tues-
day by electing the following offi-
cers: President Abram R. Kreider,
Lancaster, R. D.; vice president, B.
Frank Kreider, Mt. Joy; secre ary,
MT. JOY MAN
WHEN
INJURED
HIT BY MACHINE
Run down by an automobile as
he stepped from a trolley car at
Comfort and Main streets, here
Saturday afternoon at 3:15 o’clock,
John Stetter 60, of West Donegal
street, is confined to his home with
ugly bruises and cuts over his body.
His condition is not serious,
Stetter stepped from the car
when an automobile operated by a
Mr. Singer, of Lancaster, struck
him, The car threw him aside. Dr.
D. C. Stoner, who treated Stetter,
stated last night that his patient
had suffered no fractures.
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Local Doings
Around Florin
ALL THE UP-TO-DATE HAPPEN-
INGS FROM THAT THRIVING
AND BUSY VILLAGE

Miss Barbara Kreider, Mt. Joy; as-
sistant, Miss Anna Mae Greider; |!
treasurer, C. C. Greider; historian, |
Major Emig, Washington, D. Cj
The president appointed the follow- |
ing committees: Arrangement, P.
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THE PAST WEEK
Mr. David Lutz
{ Hershey,
Mrs. John Roth was at Lancaster
on Saturday.
spent Sunday at

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MOUNT JOY TEAM TO
HAVE NEW MANAGER
en
The Mount Joy A. A. base ball
team will be under the reign of al
new manager for the remainder of
the season. At a meeting Wednes- |
day night their manager resigned,
and Mike Showalter was elected tol
succeed him.
There are a few remaining open
dates on the schedule of the club, |
and Showalter is desirous of filling
out the card for the season. Mana-
gers can get in touch with him by |
addressing his mail to Mount Joy. |
SD ese

Was Elected Treasurer
Mr. Norman Sprecher, son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Sprecher, just west
of town, was honored by receiving:
the office of treasurer of the Saint
iMark’s United Brethren 8. S.
which was made vacant recently by!
the death of the late John W.
Eshleman.
Mr. Sprecher is a teller at the Un-
ion National Mount Joy Bank.
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Marriage Licenses
Roy Shoalts, East Donegal town-
ship, and Ruth Sentz, East Donegal
township.
Season’s Wheat
Crop Is Moving,

VARIOUS AUTHORITIES URGE
EARLY THRESHING TO HALT
RAVAGES OF ANGUMOIS
MOTH
Lancaster County farmers have|
begun to market their $2,800,000:
wheat crop.
They are receiving around
for their wheat at the mill.
Wheat harvest this year is
than usual. Slightly more
half the wheat has been housed.
Much of it is very ripe.
The season was so backward that,
the wheat not only ripened late but}
the farmers were so far back with!
their other work that they just]
could not get around to the wheat]
crop.
A feature of wheat harvest this
year is a general use of tractors to
pull the binders.
Farm Agent Bucher said that,
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MAJORITY ‘FAVOR THE |
BESHLER PROPERTY SITE
$1.28

later |
than |

There was a special meeting
of the school board and citizens of
East Donegal township as to where
the new school house at Maytown
was to be erected. Five sites had
been selected and the most favor-
able location was on the Beshler
property, just west of the present
Maytown high school and a tract of
five acres will be occupied.
Plans are under way, and before
long building will start,
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A Croquet Party
Mr. Benjamin Dillinger, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Dillinger, enter-
tained to a croquet party at his
home on East Main street, Friday
evening. Refreshments were serv-
ed and all present had a most en-
joyable evening, including the fol-
lowing: Anna Bundel, Ethel Moore,
Martha Engle, Irene Smeltzer, Jas.
Beamenderfer, Harvey Hawthorne,
Lloyd Garber, and
inger,
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His Auto Was Damaged
Ephraim G. Bard, of Ironville,
while returning from Hershey had
his automobile damaged. He was hit
on the Elizabethtown and Hershey
road by another machine, crowding
him off the road, badly damaging
his machine.
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Prof. Knight Spoke
At the regular weekly luncheon
of the Mt. Joy Rotary Club yester
day, Prof. Knight, a teacher at
Elizabethtown College, made an ex-
cellent address on his

to Alaska, The talk was interesting
and enjoyed by all.
Benjamin Dill-|
recent trip |
Miss Ruth Wittel was at Lancas-
iter, Friday.
Miss Lillian Olweiler spent Mon-
jday at Philadelphia.
Mr. Sponcler, of Harrisburg,
{spent Sunday with friends.
John Anderson and James Oweil-
er spent Sunday at Hershey.
Mr. Paris Shonk and Mary Keen-
ier spent Sunday at Mt. Gretna.
Mrs. Gertrude Schadt is remov-
ling her household goods to Lancas-
ter.
Misses Kathryn Kline and
Mary
Keener were at
Lancaster, Satur-
day.
Mr. Henry Becker and lady
friend spent Sunday at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Thomas McElroy and daugh-
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Health Center
The Well Baby Clinic was held
at the American Legion Home on
Tuesday, May 26. There was an ex-
cellent attendance of 58 babies,
43 mothers and 6 visitors,
The new registrations were Jean
Elizabeth Eberly, two months; Rus-
sel Joseph Cooper, six weeks.
The hostesses were: Miss Ger-
itrude Brubaker, R. N.; Mrs. John
Newcomer, R. N.; Miss Fanny
Mumma, Mrs.
E. W. Garber,
All the mothers are
attend these Baby Clinics which
are held every Tuesday. (Miss)
Martha C. Hauck, R. N., in charge.
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LEGION STAND EAST OF
TOWN, ROBBED AGAIN
Annie Brubaker, Mrs.
invited to
A second attempt was made to
rob the American Legion refresh-
ment stand along the highway east
of town Monday night. This time
the culprit was frazhtened before
he gained admission.
Scotty Quinn, who sleeps in
school building nearby, heard the
noise, investigated, saw the thief
and gave chase but was outwinded.
the
{| Nothing was stolen this time.
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MR. AND MRS. E. W. MYERS
ENTERTAIN THEIR GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Myers en-
tertained the following guests on
Sunday at the Oaklyn Tea House
at a chicken and waffle dinner: Mr.
and Mrs. Amos S. Myers, of Phila-
delphia; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strick-
ler, of Elizabethtown; Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. H. Strickler, Mr. and Mrs.
Elam S. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
tin Strickler, all of town.
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Shoalts—Sentz
A pretty wedding was solemnized
near Mt. Joy on Thursday after-
noon at 4 o’elock, July 21, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sentz
when their daughter Ruth, became
the bride of Roy Shoalts of Canada.
The ceremony was performed by
the Reverend L. O. Musser, of

Mt. Joy who was assisted by the
father of the groom,
The bride and groom are spend-
ing a few weeks in Canada.
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Collar Bone Fractured
Dervey Burkett, 8 year ol
of Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz
tenants on the William's farm in
East Donegal, had the misfortune
to have his collar bone broken on
Thursday. A Williams boy and
young Burkett were playing when
the latter fell.
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Purchased Properties
Mr. William Dillinger, on
i Barbara street, purchased at pri-
{vate sale and on private terms two
{frame houses from Mr. . Eli Eber-
{sole. They were the former
Shaffner property and the one
joining on the east.
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| Keller & Bro. Private Sale
South

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J. B. Keller and Bro. will hold
private sale of a carlcad of Erie
{and Crawiord County Cows, com-

| mencing Tuesday,
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| their stock yards.
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August 2nd, at
The Brubaker Reunion
The annual reunion of the Bru-
baker clan will be held at Martins-
| burg, Blair Co., on Saturday, Aug.
27.
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{ Heisey
Mrs. |
The Entertainers
and Their Guests
VISITORS WHO CALLED ON
THEIR FRIENDS IN THIS
LOCALITY AND WERE
PLEASANTLY EN.
TERTAINED
With Misses Witmer
The Misses Lizzie and Sue

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home on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Grove and daughter, of Bast
Donegal township; Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Grove, of East Donegal;
Mr. and Mrs.
Maytown; Mr.
West Virginia.
With Mrs. Martin Brubaker
Mrs. Martin Brubaker entertain-
ed at a family dinner on Sunday on
N. Barbara street to the following:
Mr. and Mrs, Jonas Brubaker and
son, Herbert, of near town; Mr, and.
Mrs. Ed. Brubaker, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Grissinger and son, Bar-
nard, and Nathan and Ruth Brubak-
er, all of this place.
With Chas. Webb's
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webb and.
family entertained on Sunday on S.
Barbara street, the following folks:
Mr. I. W. Landis, of Philadelphia;
Mrs. Kate Cooper, of Harrisburg;
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Givens and
daughter, Margaret, of Reading; Mr.
and Mrs. Kuhn, of Lancaster; Mrs.
Annie Good, of Reading; Mr. and
Mrs. Kline and children, of Lan-
disville.
With Mrs. Alice Brandt Ebersole
Mrs. Alice Brandt Ebersole enter-
tained these guests at dinne | at
her home on West Main street: Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Longenecker, of
Middletown; her daughter, Mrs.
R. Nissley, Miss Ethel Risser,
Elizabethtown; her nephew, David
E. Brandt, wife and son, David, of
Marietta, and Mr. and Mrs. Shepp,
of Lebanon.
Henry Kraybill, of
With Joseph Hostetter’s
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hostetter
gave a dinner on Sunday at their
home in Florin, with the following
guests: Mrs. Allan Ruhl, daughter,
Ada, and son, Jacob, of near town;
Mr. Clayton Hollinger and family,
of Bellaire; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holl-
inger, of Manheim; Mr. and Mrs.
Dohner, of Manheim; Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Hostetter and son, Gerald,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hostetter,
daughter, Dorothy, and son, Jay
Joseph, and Arthur Hostetter, all
of this place; Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Hollinger, of near Florin; Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Witmer, of Eliza-
bethtown.
MISS MAE Ef 'LEMAN
TEND A SHOWER
On Friday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Eshelman, on
W. Donegal street, a shower was
given in honor of their daughter,
Mae, who will be married next
month. The following were present:
Rev. and Mrs. W. 8S. Morgan,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Falck, Miss Ida
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoo-
ver, Mrs, Lydia Mumma, Misses
Rachael and Ruth Mumma, Miss
Anna Weber, Mrs. Quinton Ams-
packer, Miss Mary Brubaker, Mr.
Menaugh, Mrs. Nancy Engle, Mrs.
Wm. Wintermyer, Mrs. Chas. Sheaf-
fer, Mrs. George Heiserman, Mrs. C.
Morton, Mrs. Earl Myers, Mrs. Al-
bert Myers, Mrs. George Myers,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Brubaker, Mr. and
Mrs. D. Markley, Mr. and Mrs. P.
Myers and son, Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Arntz, and sons, Gerald and Bobbie
Arntz, Mrs. Harry Kaylor, Bernice
Geistweit, Dorothy Kaylor, Mrs. E.
Kaylor, Mrs. Sarah Bachman, Mrs.
Paul Peifer and son, Donald, Misses
Ella and Katie Eshleman, Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Eshleman, Mr. and Mrs.
R. F. Eshleman, Mrs. Ella Herr and
daughter, Beryl Amanda, Miss Matil-
da Myers, all or this place; Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Falck, of New Danville;
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Markley, of
Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, of
be thtown; Rev. and Mrs. S. A.
and son, of Lititz
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WON THIRTEEN STRAIGHT
HAVEN'T WON SINCE

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team
Evidently our base ball
struck a jinx as they are skidding
about like Mack's Athleties. Christ-
iana must be on hoodo as that team
{came here Saturday and for the
fourth time this season defeated
the locals, on this occasion shutting
us out 10 to 0.
On Sunday our team went to
Cornwall and defeated there
12 to 3.
The locals won thirteen in a
row and since that haven't won a
game, We
tH A nn >
was
The Gibble Reunion if
The thirteenth annual Gibble 1
ily reunion will be held at
Church of the Brethren, at Ri
land, Lebanon Co., on Saturds
August 6. A morning and afte,
noon program has been arranged. %
Eel
Will Return Thursday
The fresh air kiddies will
to their home in New York"
on Thursday morning, after
two weeks here. They will le
the hi A. M. train.

mer had the following folks at their ;
Frank Kraybill, of
of
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