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VOL. XXVII, No. 25
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The Mount Joy B
MOUNT JOY, PENNA,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1927
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M. R. Hollman
Held For Court
$5,000 BAIL SUPPLIED ON
CHARGE OF FALSIFYING
STATEMENT TO BANK
Michael R. Hoffman, of Maytown,
former head of the Hoffman Leaf
Tobacco Company, was heard Tues-
day morning by Alderman Doebler
on a charge of making a false state-
ment to John Hertzler, president of
the Lancaster Trust Company,
on, hereby he secured $150,000. The
«Ase was returned to court, and
Hoffman furnished $5,000 bail for
trial next week. His brother-in-law
W. B. Detwiler of this piace, sup-
plied the bond.
The first witness was John Hertz-
ler, who told how Hoffman went to
him on December 17, 1925, and se-
cured a loan of $50, 000 and, on
January 6, 1926, procured $100,000
on the strength
statement which showed his assets
and liabilities. In this statement,
Hoffman alleged his assets were
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HOME DESTROYED
AT BAINBRIDGE
The home of Clarence Niblock,
Bainbridge, was completely destroy-
ed Monday morning about 9 o’clock
when an oil stove. in the summer
kitchen exploded, setting fire to the
building. The loss, which is estim-
ated at $1,200, is partly covered by
insurance.
of a typewritten !
LEE ELLIS’ RESTAURANT
WAS ENTERED BY THIEVES
State police and officers here
are working on valuable clues
which «pointed to an early solut-
ion of the robbery of about $40
in merchandise from the billiard
parlor of Lee Ellis, this place,
early Friday morning.
The Ellis restaurant was entered
Friday morning about 3 o’clock,
it is thought. Ellis had closed
and left less than an hour
before.
Iron bars in the front of the
store were broken and the win-
dow jimmied open. The entire
stock of cigarettes, said to am-
ount to about 3,000 and 200
cigars were taken in addition to
a small amount’ of candy. The
cash register was also opened but
there was no money in it.
Constable Zerphy is working
on the case with the state police
in Manheim. Several suspects are
| under surveilance,
Young Folks Are
Joined in Wedlock
NUMBER OF VERY WELL KNOWN
YOUNG FOLKS ARE JOINED
IN THE HOLY BONDS
OF MATRIMONY
Witman—Reppert
W. Witman, of Narvon,
and Miss Sadie S. Reppert,
were married Saturday
Amos
Route 2,
of Manheim,
Rushing into the flames to secure
a purse which contained a eonsider-
able sum of money, Mrs. Niblock |
was severely burned about the face
and arms. She was removed to the
home of William R. Smith, where |
Dr.
treatment was rendered by
J. C. Stever, of Bainbridge. A|
daughter, Dorothy, aged 17, was |
asleep on the second floor when
the fire started. She escaped from
the building unhurt.
The Bainbridge Fire Company |
was immediately summoned. All the
furniture from the first floor and
several pieces from the second
were saved with the help of neigh-
bors.
Due to the lack of water firemen
were forced to form a bucket brig-
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ade, carrying water from a nearby
cistern. Mr. Niblock, who is work-
ing in Germantown, Maryland, was
not at home at the time.
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FARMERS WILL HOLD A
BIG MEETING TONIGHT
An effort is being made by the
farmers thruout this section, to or-
ganize and ship their milk direct te
New York City, where, it is claimed
they will receive a price much bet-
ter than is paid them by local con-
cerns.
A meeting with that purpose in
view will be held in the Pike School
house, one mile east of Mount Joy
this evening at 7:30 when at least
one New York representative will be
oresent.
The local committee has procured
(Bacon’s) at Chickies, where they
contemplate erecting a station.
Tonight’s meeting will, in all
probability, be largely attended.
A ree,
WOMAN’S DAY SERVICE
IN U. B. CHURCH
A Woman’s Day Service was
rendered in the United Brethren
Church on Sunday evening. Miss
Rhoda Shank
the following
was in charge while
program was render-
ed: Hymn; Scripture, Rev. H. S.
Prayer; ‘Selection by quartette;
Exercise, “What Shall I Render,”
given by both the members of the
Otterbein Guild and Womans’ Miss-
ionary Society; Anthem by Choir;
Address, Rev. J. F. Musselman,
missionary from Africa, here on a
furlough and was formerly from
Florin; Announcements by Pastor;
Hymn, and Benediction, by Rev
Musselman.
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Saw Naked Man #
ant Fritzgerald, of the
Lancaster Pennsylvania Railroad
police, was informed that a man
without clothes was standing on a
bridge east of Landisvillee He was
notified by the conductor on Train
25, westbound, due in Lancaster at
12 o’clock.
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“Ab” Shot Turkey
Mr. Abner Weaver, of Newtown,
arrived home from a week’s hunting
trip to Franklin county, on Satur-
day. Aside from a number of rab-
bits and squirrels he shot a fine
wild turkey.
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Elected Veterans
At Marietta last Thursday Alonzo
Fibby, a Civil War veteran, *was re-
elected high constable, a position
he has held for more than twenty-
five years while John W. Piff, past
80, was elected to council,
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Schools Are Closed
This is institute week in the
county and all the schools are
closed in order that the teachers
can attend the sessions while the
scholars are on vacation.
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Fancy Work & Food Sale
The Needle Guild of the Trinity
Lutheran Church will hold their
annual Christmas Fancy Work and
Food sale in the Ricksecker Build-
ing on Saturday, December 3rd.
Brethren parsonage, Manheim, by
the pastor, Rev. I. D. Lowery. The
ring ceremony was used and the
| couple was unattended. They will
reside in Manheim.
Strickler—Wertz
A marriage license was issued |
i York
| farmer,
night at 7 o'clock in the United
1
E'town College
Gets Large Sum
MONEY LEFT FOR EXPANSION
WORK — THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES MUST MATCH
MONEY BEFORE
DECEMBER,
At the recent meeting of the
Elizabethtown College Bhbard of
Trustees, it was announced that a
donation of $25,000 has been offer-
ed the Institution by a friend of the
College, whose name is withheld at
his request.
The .provision stipulated in the
bequest of $25,000 which was con-
tracted by the doner with the Board
of Trustees about one year ago, is
that this sum of $25,000 must be
matched before. December 1st of
1927.
The Board was advised by the
doner of the sum, that during the
past year the total amount set a-
side for this purpose has increased,
through accumulating interest, to
the sum of $27,000 which sum must
be matched before December 1st
1927 in order that the Elizabethtown
College to obtain the bequest.
"at the Municipal Building in New |
City to Kraybill Strickler, a
widower, and Miss Bertha
W. Wertz, both of this place. The
couple left the marriage bureau
to be married in the Little Church
Around the Corner, 1 East 29th
street, by Rev. Randolph Ray, the
pastor.
Mr. Strickler was born in Mt.
Joy, the son of William H. and
Mary He was
previously married and his former
wite died in 1915. Miss Wertz who
is the daughter of Amos R. and
Eleanora Wertz, was born in
Trimberville, Pa.
MANHEIM MAN AGED 70
\ "WAS SENTENCED TO JAIL
avid E. Walters, aged 70 years,
of Manheim, pleaded guilty to a
charge of attempting to defraud
insurance companies of money, and
he was sentenced to jail for one
year, and a fine of $100 and the
costs were imposed.
Walters kept a small store at the
Manheim trolley station. Several
weeks ago there was a fire at the
place, and it was alleged he set fire
to the store for the purpose of
securing the insurance. The charge
of arson was dropped by the Com-
monwealth. It was stated in defense
that Walters did not know why he
committed the act and that he had
an excellent reputation in the
community,
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Special Thanksgiving Service
The Otterbein Guild will have
charge of the Prayer Service to be
held in the United Brethern Church
on Wednesday night, November 16.
At this service the following
Thanksgiving program will be giv-
en: Song; Scripture Reading, Edna
Pennell; Prayer, Mrs. H. S. Keifer;
President’s Proclamation, ' Nelson
Newcomer; Piano solo, Edna Char-
les; Reading, Martha Engle; Talk,
Rev. H. S. Kiefer; Sentence pray-
ers; Vocal duet, Florence Heisey
and Fern Burrell; Song and Offer-
ing; Benediction.
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Wild Ducks Scarce |
Hunters report a scarcity of wild
ducks on the river at Columbia anc,
Washington Boro, the past few days
They attribute this to the warm
weather. The hunters hope that
with cooler weather and a light rain
that the ducks will again make their
appearance. The early part of the
season was good and many of the
hunters secured big bags.
————— i Ale es
With H. N. Nisslew’s
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Nissley on
North Rarbara street, entertained
the following guests on. Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs, George Musselman.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bomberger and
daughter, and Mr. Michael Nolt, all
of New Holland; B. F. Garber, of
this place.
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Florin Cammunity Sale
The next Community Sale at the
Florin Hall, Florin, Pa., will be held
Friday evenings, November 25, at
Florin Hall, 6:30 o'clock P. M.
They will sell live stock, implements
household goods, etc. Don’t forget
the time and the dates.
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\ Rapho Farm Solid
The farm of Mrs. Annie Sheetz,
containing 15 acres, located in Ra-
pho township, was sold to Mr. Ben;
Bradley and was later sold to Os-
ly
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REAL ESTATE SALE’
IN MOUNT JOY HALL
Local Doings
Around Flonn
MR. AND MRS. JAS. HOCKEN-
BERRY GAVE A PARTY IN
HONOR OF THEIR SON—
FORMER RESIDENT
ELECTED PASTOR
AT PLEASANT
One of the largest sales of real
estate for any one individual in
the borough of Mount Joy will be
held in the Mount Joy Hall on
Tuesday, November 22nd at half
past one o’clock by the Executors
of the Gabriel Moyer Estate. A
very diversified class of property
will be offered, including a tobac-
co warehouse, industrial site, and
dwellings, some with mercantile VIEW
possibilities. Due to a large am-
ount of property to be offered and Mr. Irvin Kraybill enjoyed a va-
the great number of people who | cation last week. 2 ;
will be interested, the sale will be Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Sheaffer
held in the auditorium of the] of near Butler, are visiting here.
Mount Joy Hall Mrs. John Gingrich spent Thurs
Great intorest is being shown in day at Middletown, with her par-
: ents.
the sale of the Tobacco Ware-
Miss Elizabeth Hostetter, of Lan-
house, which could readily be con- : : or
verted for industrial purposes, and goster, spent Sunday with her par
Se I A loth ot ih Miss Dortha Leister spent the
yon I as By erty with | Weekend at her home at Juniata
P Ne 12, Rail Yor ic . | County.
Fennsyvaiia val Jovaiities Is Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Ebersole
in this com-
very seldom available and daughter Esther, spent Sunday
munity. at Columbia.
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Groff and
R d Ww M All son, spent Sunday with Michael
Od e ust Wagenbach.
Mr. John Berrier and Wm; Mump-
spent the week-end hunting in
Travel Sometime |, rene te
Nov-16-3t
car Sheetz, on private terms
ith TY dr
SEVENTY BABIES
V ATTENDED CLINIC
The Well: Baby Clinic met at
the American Legion Home Tues-
day afternoon. There were seventy
babies present with forty-five
mothers. The total registration is
403. The new registrations were
Arthur Ganse, 1% years; Rach-
ael Keener, 4 years; and Nancy
Forney, 1 year, from Elizabeth
town. The hostesses were Mrs.
W. R. Heilig, Mrs. E. W. Parker
and Mrs. O. G. Longenecker. The
visitors were, Miss Lou Kuhns,
Mrs. Schwenker, Miss Fanny Mum-
ma, and Mrs. James R. Kreider,
of Annville, Pa. Miss Martha Hau-
ck, State Nurse, was in charge of
the clinic with Dr. Workman. Mrs.
C. E. Knickle is secretary. The clin-
ic is held every Tuesday afternoon
and all are welcome. Diphtheria
toxin-anti-toxin was given to many
and will be continued next week.
A
Youth Killed
By Motonst
LAD STRUCK WHILE WALKING
ALONG HIGHWAY—DIES
Picked From Our i
Weekly Card Basket
PERSONAL ION ABOUT
fHE MANY COMERS AND
GOERS IN THIS LOCALITY
Miss Hazel
at Columbia,
Mrs. Annie Good of Reading, vis-
ited here Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Webb is spending
several days at Reading.
Mr. and Mrs, William
spent Sunday at Reading,
Miss Anna Sload is spending the
week here with friends,
Charles and Bruce Pennell, are
having their tonsils and adnoids re-
moved,
Mrs. L. Hawthorne, of Maytown,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H.
Hawthorne.
Messrs. Harvey Hawthorne and
Gibney Diffenderfer spent Tuesday
at Lancaster.
Mrs. Allan Dalttisman daughter
Ellen, spent Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs, Harry Dyers.
Miss Ethel Smith, of Millersville
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eet sees
Webb spent Sunday
Hendrix
Every possible effort is being
made at the present time to match 7 ae Pastano UNDER ANESTHETIC CHICKIES “HOLD UP"
the sum of 327 000 and the Board ea Mr. Abram Hershey of Paxtang, rd LEADS TO ARREST
of Trustees of the Elin ont MANY WELL KNOWN PEOPLE Seg Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Beaklen, wi 16, Yo 2
College instructed President H. K. HAVE PASSED TO THE Pr Hie Sy will and Mize Rie wor ed on a | arm for 3 an Stoll, A “hold up” presumably a joke,
Ober to trv to comply with this pro- GREAT BEYOND re ae aR ener Tham LoWA, We struck by an auto resulted in the arrest of Clrist
vision in the Donation be. 1 oy oe . 2 a a § last V ednesday evening and died at | Waters, employed on the construe-
fore December 1st, 1927 Mra. TF A. Mil institute at Lancaster. | the St. Joseph Hospital. tion work of the new bridge at
Shore and mo " Mes iller, aged 58, Miss Ruth Nissly had her tonsils! While the youth was conscious | Chickies, as nightwatchman. As
d § sSub- | died m re a > a s - i 0 \ ie a
porters of the local college will be i luton oe ie St Joon Fos joy a short time before he died the prosecutor, Mrs. William Beck-
received by the Board of Trustees| Mrs, Mary A. Johns, wife of i an Mi ander anesthetic and there 1s not|line would not appear against Mr.
it was ¢ . oth LT = si Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Hostetter of known to have been any actua! eye |W t
It was announced, or by the Presi-! Henry F. Johns, died at Columbia, Chicgo, Ill., spent Sunday with Mr. witnesses he accide I aters at Squire Samuel
dent of the College for the purpose aged 68 years yh : = Mr. witnesses to the accident, it is 1B. Gramm dismissed that portion
of matcHine this o on % : Bo and Mrs. Elam Hostetter. i lieved by the State Highway 5 a
of matching this sum of $27,000 be- | 4 Mrs. Thomas McElroy and daugh : thot ; of the charge, and collected a
fore December. | Mrs. Mary Frey died at Washing- | { rs. ; ig Mc ry and aaug ¥ rolmen investigating, that Bankler!fine and costs for disorderly con-
Wi Mrs, Mar) A a as rg Miss Jane Zeller are spend- ros Tp y in . ila
Should the College be successful ton, D. C., aged 71 years. She was fers ye fos RRS € ES are spend- was run down by an automobile op-' qyct.
in obtaining this s iE ow end rr, 3 is Ing the day in Lancaster. erated by William E. Dernert, of | N >
n obtaining this sum, it would pro- 4 native of Marietta. Mr i MN vide Irs. William Beckline and daugh-
Si vis i Mr. anc Irs. Christ Seiders of 19712 Mulberry street, Harrisburg g
de the institution with a total sum | SS Canada, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bank] 1 ht ¢ S i ter, Mis. Carrie Derr, were on
of $54.000, which would mean a ! Mrs. Elizabeth Troyer D. M. Wolgemuth on Monday. ot on Te Ls oll ok as their way to visit a relative at
his Dogan of expansion at tne | Mys. Elizabeth Troyer, widow of Mr. D M Wolgemuth is beaut: Se Ro 2 oo ro ey ee Chickies when Mr. Waters stopped
: ores : rr Yar : : 3 7 Yo »dnesday night a 8 at > :
le fos Road o | George Troyer, died at Pottsville, | fying his residence by laying con- the Harrisburg man told attend- them gnd pointed a loaded revols
vst | [Re aged 90 years. Pe Jona crete curbing and side walks. ! ants that he an down. the: veuth or The screams of Mrs. Derr
2. Terry, of Maytown, is a daughter. Mrs. Chas, Lawrence and Mrs. 13. oo elm : : ' evidently frightened Waters, and
{3 oy A 4 3, as. 48 a A S. hev sa 7. | i y
DR. EDGE ADDRESSED { The funeral was held at Lancaster |J H. Dukeman spent Sunday at they SY en u 'he awoke to his senses. He claims
MEN'S FEDERATION | Saturday an J The police released Dernert, | , : . es
N | Saturday. Lancaster, visiting Mr. and Mrs} Trexler, of Laneaster that he knew nothing of the inecid-
i mee mre ! — - Robert Lawrence. TR bi Yontl fae 0 4 ih ent as it is alleged he was under
The folks who attended the first | Mrs. Mary Kimmey Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roth and son’ due 10 the influence lof
meeting of the Men’s Christian Fed-| Mrs. Mary Kimmey, widow of | john, Mr. J. M Roth hi Ty in and concussion. iy
eration in the Methodist church | Henry Kimmey, Past. Master of the | Rytt spent Sunday at Little Britain, The State Police and also De-! BRICK TOSSED THROUGH
here Sunday afternoon were more Philadelphia Lodge, | No. 380, died | pg. ani Conowingo Dam | puty Coroner IL. 0, 0 Neill, of} WINDOW AT E'TOWN
than repaid for there coming, Dr. | Thursday in the Philadelphia Mem- Misses Esther and Ania Garber: this place, are now making an in-| : \
Edge of the First Presbyterian |orial hospital, at Elizabethtown. Mrs. AD. Garber and Marv Eshle. | vestigation in an effort to deter- Early Monday morning a brick®
Church of Lancaster spoke on what | (Turn to Page 5) man, and Paul Diffenderfer, motor- he the responsibility, i ‘was thrown through the front win-
might be called “Forgetting Got” | ed to Piladelphia on Saturday. | ere held from gow of the Abram E. Witmer resid-
and a truly wonderful and modern | Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Guhl and daugh- | the home of She lad s mother, Mrs. | ence in Elizabethtown, by some one
topic it was. Dr. Edge showed how | enera ews for ter Miriam, Mr. and Mrs. John Fer: Thomas 3ankler, at Florin, Satur- whom the Witmer family believes
the People of other nations disre- | ry and daughter Katherine, Mr. and 92Y Interment was made intended to rob their home.
carded the teachings of God with di Mrs. Enos Hess and childre in the Florin cemetery. They ticed ri
edt o : ‘ n, spent ori) y noticed that the window
i vite result; 2 Sah nat- | Quick Rea mg Sunda ay with Mr. and Mrs. Osean) SOCIETY OLDE had es broken, and a brick was
n. His talk was particularly ap- | erry. tossed through, which struck and
plicable to our present age when | MEETING AT LANDISVILLE damaged a phonagraph and a table
he spoke on some of the “modern- | INTERESTING HAPPENINGS LUTHER LEAGUE CON Sr lamp. The damage was estimated
ja 2" : : : . wt - 2 . =
ism” which is being taught in our! FROM ALL OVER THE COUN. VENES AT COATSVILLE , Lhe second monthly meeting of somewhere at $50.00.
colleges today and which our child- | TRY FOR THE BENEFIT the Franklin Literary Society of Five suspicious characters were
ren are given as a part of their OF BUSY PEOPLE The 33rd annual convention of the Landisville High School was called ordered to leave Elizabethtown by
study. The great pity of it all, that | Lancaster District Luther League to order by the president, Richard Chief of Police R. H. Pastorious,
oo ra POW . ir Baker :
Pe was not crowded to the! nu. Samuel Meckley, of near | Was held at Coatsville on Armistice Baye) a | all dor | after being in that town for a
doors. There were three of our town, is ill at her home with pnue- Day. A very interesting programme! ollowing to the call to order short while. Three of the men who
local ministers prese + whie ras eartled o were several selections rendered by were Knights ¢ 20]
p nt for hich | monia. was carried out. The theme of the Se Y were Knights of the Road were col-
we are glad, let us come out clergy | Three men, fake magazine solizi- Convention was ‘“God’s Plan.” Rev. the high school orchestra and the ored, anl the Temaining two ap-
8% wal) 20 loys and we believe { tors wara in the county |M. J. Hoeppner. pastor of the St. reading of the minutes by the sec- “peared to be fereigne
the Federation will be a great bless- | Just weex. " | Mark’s Lutheran Church, Lancaster Veron Swarr, 1 Te ie ee
ing. te all. : he | Mrs. John Darrenkamp, on Mt. [had charge of the devotional ser-| 1 Re ELECTRICAL COMPANY
e next meeting wi e helt m 7 etree ai SE) af is | ices. After a memorial service at © i Lio 2 2
the Church of God the hens Swe Joy street, is improving at this oor. yan 8 Bt solo. Muster: veading RECEIVED CHARTER
J the second Sun | writing. eleven o'clock in charge of Rev. | q T ’ Whi h y
of a i is Deine | 7 os nt “How Sawyer was ;
gay SD her Ti effort is | Mrs. Clarence Grissinger, on North John F Fox, Trinity Lutheran, | ~~ ne be gil Bros ed The charter for the R. and R.
i ig cure the services of Mrs. Barbara street, who has been ill, is | Coatsville, an address by Rev. W. B. |" sind 2 1 : H. Ni 1 Electrical Company, of this place,
John Y. Boyd, of Harrisburg, as | now about again. Smith, Ph. D. of Reading, on “God’s Signe Story Written oy Cle arrived at the office of the Recorder
speaker. The speaker will be defin-| Mys. Emma J. Thompson, aged | Plan, The Immovability of It,” was Muching; a saxophone solo, Cletus op" “Monday morning. The
‘tely announced in a later issue of | ma Ti : 2 ya verv ably: delivered Fenttvos Raffensberger; a stunt by Mildred reas ad : : ol
oo y : ssue | 73, of Nine Points, fell against a|Vvery ably delivered. eatures of Yoh eng Else Pleffer: at company will operate in this place
5. Paper. stove and died from her injuries. |fhe afternoon were two pageants: ae 3 i oo b ir, - Loa and manufacture, buy and sell elge-
The barn on the farm of John | ‘Luther's Coat of Arms” presented oe Co see Ys ore Te, | trical appliances,
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR i Olmstead, near Kirkwood, was des- by Coatsville Junior League and Lit i ec JR 92 Ae p1ano played| mhe jncorporators are: M. A.
MISS EMILY GINGRICH by fire entangling a $12,000 | “The Church Year” by the Reams-|": rtle Landi Rollman, John H, Rollman, E. E.
los town Junior League. Then followed | Next was an interesting dialogue Roll w
| loss. : lowed | led “The Red Headed Many of town, and Barbara E.
A birthday party was held at | A. B. Hollinger, aged 83, of Lin- 2 Very interesting address on “God’s which Walter L 9 ore ja Chicago. E. E. Rollman
the home of Mr. and Mrs. CS |coln, this county, shot the limit of | Plan. the Challange of Youth to! In Ter andis represented | jo
Gingrich on Thursday evening, | rabbits, five in six hours one day Further It.” hy Rev. L. C Manges, | She? ack Isimer, zd Ross New. 4
for thelr daughter Miss Emily | last ak Is I. of Thy em cd 3 represented Ihe Red Head- | Will Hold B
Gingrich. The tables were beauti-| Mrs. David Gable, on North Bar-|Dersors attended the Convention) © Man, This was Soir by nef The Latics 1 Q f Zions
fully decorated with pink chrysan-|bara street, who was unfortunate fro 1 Mount Joy: Mrs. George A tha en oY OO i T.uther ‘Che ; Re : Lang le
themums and candles, and the, enough to fall and injure her knee | ercher. Mrs George H. Brown, | © Miri: M. UME; ro ad by 1d Bi i
place cards and favors were also is better at this writing. Mrs, W. R. Heilig. Messrs. David > iam an : us ples al Wednesd av : So on
of pink. A chicken corn soup sup- | Sernard, the young son of Mr. [Lutz and James Metzler. J 2 3 wile i ane critic remarks | 2 5 J; 23rd. Fr hl
: > | y allace reider e . AV. iressed
per was served to the following: and Mrs. David Hockenberry, of | 3 I Tee cakes sandwi es
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Harner, M: st Donegal township, who wus| ENTERTAINED AT \ de — rE
Frank Engle, of Maytown; Miss |auite ill with convulsions is improv- MASQUERADE PARTY | CHANGE PLACE FOR i : tancy yore
A of (Hay na ee AUTO DRIVER EXAMS | n sale will be a
Ruth Brill, Miss Lillian Marley, In. A masquerade party waz held azl { for the children. A soeial
Leroy, Carl, and Harry Ma Dorothy, the six year old daugh-|,, ° of M hig a ry } i 0. hare
Mr. Charles Gochenaur, of Mar-i fer of Mrs. Maude Edwards, on|p or a rd: ince | Dn ar pe ; i
jetta; Miss Elizabeth Smith, of | North Barbara street, who has been | Peat Te Me A onal ua i ; a
Columbia: Mr. and Mrs E. | quite sick the past week is some- Li, present 3 ? a an PS. J in Lancaster was w th Irvin S raneer
Meyre, of Lancaster; Miss Emily i what improved at this writing. ih es Sone Ty x and Mi narrow 0 give ppli- 1 Mr Irvin Swan er en-
Gingrich, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. HH : Mu a Cc TT 3 ; aT oh. "> any
I. sser, Mrs se | S State i 1 Vi ittisman,
Arntz and sons, Mrs. Wilbert! With William Gotshall’s : hiliven. Bos ee 3 isan,
Baker and daughter, Louise, Mr. | Roy Gotshall entertained at the| Miss Mae Waitz I Rote. Fil ‘ : 1 )
and Mrs. Russell Sumpman, Mr. | home of his parents the Sunday| Miss Miriam Pfenn Mrs. Dull th ee = Q
and Mrs. C. S. Gingrich, Jeanne | School class of the Methodist Epis-|:1l T ister. Jahn Tver Mis :
Brandt and Cleon Sheaffer. Miss | copal Church, of this place, taught|! s7zie ¥ tor 19 Ae and Yc Ho bure
Gingrich received many gifts. by Lester Brubaker, the followingi Clvde, Jr, all af Mount Joy. Prize ests Vv il] be
eT Br were present: Catherine Shirk, | were awarded for the nre | from 11 A : ip : ‘ Celel
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MASQUERADE SURPRISE ay sens Martha College, origin il and most comical co Y Mond Spl Ave
PARTY HELD WEDNESDAY | Gibony iffender fer, James Flete-| Games were plaved and refresh- | rg rail brat h te wedding
her, Roy Gotshall, Lester Bru- | ments served bv the host nd | ail Harris} ¢ a ay 1 3 en o} : I.
: : baker, Rev. and Mrs Wonderley, | hostess of : 0 entertaining the. fol:
A masquerade surprise party was > i one hostess. d t Mary k 11 rests: Mr. and Mrs. Henry
held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. he and Mes, Willian and : he pm al and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert L. Myers, of this place, for children, Elnora, Floyd, William, Public Schools Closed Fe el Cr an children. and Mr
Mrs. Myers’ mother, Mrs. Daisy Ir. ard Boernied. oo “ok The annual institute of the T.an- ST TY {and Mrs. Daniel Schroll and chil-
Mowerer, Wednesday night. caster County school teachers open- We Congratulate You dren.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs, | ELECTS DIRECTOR ed in Lancaster. On account of this Pauline Ed elebrated her mmf lf pm
Abe Byerly, Mrs. Charles Zercher, TO FILL VACANCY | meeting public schools’ of the bor-|third birthday : { Card Partv
Mrs. Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. John A 3 a3 3 oughs are closed for the week. Dorothy Stauffer celebrated her| Walter Ebersole, Post No. 185
Rohinson, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harvey At a Rr ha the direct- -_ se... third birthday Monday. American Legion, of this place, will
Shissle#, Miss Jane Shissler, Mr. and ors of the 'irst National Bank, Preached At Mechanicsburg Mrs. Williar celebrated her|hold a card party at the
Mrs. Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Schock, Jenny Homing Mr. Benjamin W. Rev. George A. Kercher preached | birthday on Saturday. Home, on Tuesday evening, Nov,
and son, Richard, Mrs. Daisy Mow- Te : Sota i, sermon at the re-dedication Helen Mecklev _ celebrated her | Pinochle and Five Hundred will 2
erer, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Myers. | Gabriel Rrra eet v the death of services of St. Mark's Lutheran |third birthday Mondav playe!. Prizes will be given. Ad-
The guests provided elaborate re- Church. Mechanicsburg, Cumber-| Miss Florence Heisevs celebrated |ission a* the door. Refreshments.
freshments. The party was planned Shout M land county, last evening. her 7th birthdav on Sunday 13th. — ele
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by Mrs, John Robinson. The ggg atch With M. H. Wagenbach’s
hE Rare C match _ Served Luncheon Match On Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Wagenbach
Marriage Licinsc Bt Be Nh 5 ian. The ~ Woman's Auxiliary of the A shooting match will be held at|entertained on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs
Pott Barer Wal re ay, November 19th, for | Lancaster General Hospital, served | Newtown, on Thanksgiving Day, for| Andrew Wagenbach, Mrs. Anna
Te es eng a im a) See s, and geese. Alla luncheon yesterday. at the home [turkeys and geese. All factory | Smith, Miss Elizabeth Hauser, all of
West Hemphield ’ oN ih gauge os must be of Mrs. J. H. Stoll, on Donegal{loa’ed shells must be used. Shoot|Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
p. use othing over 32 inch barrel. | street. will be held rain or shine. Groff and son Omar of Florin.