BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER (0.. PA.
enior Pianoforte Pupils
rendered, follows:
XII Starlight Reverie
Martha Dodenhoeft
XIII Forest Nymph
Charlotte Hertzler
XIV Valse in E Flat
Iris Fridy
XV Alpine Violets
Anna Troutwine
XVI La Chatelaine
og
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JOHN G. LONGENECKER
MOUNT JOY, PA.
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Hoffman found the body when he
went to the corn shed to get the
young man to assist him in unload-
ing. He notified Hiram Paules,
who tenants the farm and the two
men extricated the body from the
machinery.
It is believed that Schlegelmilch
was knocked against the wheel of
the tractor while he was in the act
of backing the machine into the
corn shed, in order to attach a har-
TOW.
Schlegelmilch celebrated his 34th
birthday anniversary on Sunday.
He was born in Marietta, the son
of the late Francis X. and Anna
Schlegelmilch. He was a veteran of
the World War, a member of St.
Mary’s Catholic church, Marietta.
and of the Holy Name Society, of
Lancaster county.
Besides his mother, he is survived
by three sisters and a brother, Miss
Elizabeth, instructor in music at
Chambersburg; Miss Isabelle, at
home; Mrs. Anna Sloat, Philadel-
phia, and Claire.
Killed By Tractor,
Harriet McElroy
The Senior pianoforte pupils of Miss T. Anna Welsh rendered their
pnnual recital in the High School auditorium Friday evening. They were
assisted by Mr. P. Franck Schock, tenor. The program, which was well
ry
iid, Seidt
SH . Hamer
Durand
- Ganschaels
Serre see Le Duc
Elizabeth Heilig
Xvi a Rustling Woods ier. Braungardt
b. Venetian Love Song |
Cc. Good Night f med, Nevin
Doris Gorrecht
XVIII Water EA me Hamer
Catharine Garber
XIX a.: Sylvang Gavotte i Heins
b. Fascination Walls: oor Wachs
Violet Gerber
XX 8. ‘Levels Delight’ on iii, Kreisler
b. Impromptu, Op. 90, No. 4 coun... Schubert
Salute toiPesth Kowalski
Ethel Moore
XXI Polonaise Joyeuse (Duet) Krentzlin
Evelyn Smeltzer and Charlotte Hertzler
I Here Comes the Parade {Duet) ........... Preston
Elizabeth and Pauline Heilig
II The Glow Worm: (Dust) coins Lincke
Irene and Iris Fridy
III Pifth Nocturne «cco Leybach
Evelyn Smeltzer
IV Bemembrance: cocoa asa Reber
Irene Musser
Vv Song of the Volga Boatmen ............ arr. for Harp
Doris Gorrecht by Salzedo
VI The Riders: coins Krentzlin
Bernice Olweiler
VII Majesty of the Deep EA ET Hamer
Irene Fridy
VIII Overture to Rosamunde |... Schubert
Ethel Moore and Violet Gerber
IX enor Sole a. Selected cocci
Mr. P. Franck Schock
X Moonlight on the Water Seidt
Pauline Heilig
XI Baiby Barque ovina in Smallwood
MAYTOWN HIGH BEATS
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This specificatoin virtually Scores:
MARIETTA HIGH 12 TO 1
. : An early attack gave the May-
Season This Year town High school nine an easy 12
[to 1 victory over the Marietta High :
team Saturday afternoon.
In Their Annual Radiol
PAGE.
| D. B. Brubaker
SUCESSOR TO H. E. HAUER MOUNT JOY, PA.
SERVICE
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER |
ORDERS PROMPTLY
ELIZABETHTOWN PRETZELS
5 pound can for §(Q¢ |
MADERO GREEN BAG COFFEE |
39¢ per pound |
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes
2 pkgs for 15¢
Nissly’s Broken Pea-
nut Candy ... 1b 25¢ |
Men’s Nainsook Union
Suite... pair a0¢
Brookfield Butter Men’s Overalls . $1.65 |
pound 52¢ |
Men’s Work Trousers
Boiled Ham $1.75 and $2.50 |
One-half pound 30¢
Ladies’ Silk Vests and
Bloomers each $1
Large pkg Mother's Oats
with China ..... 33¢
Quick Naptha Soap
Chips . large pkg 19¢
Better Than the Best
Extra Large Turkish |
Towels .... each 39¢
Try Our 10¢ Ketchup
The Best for the Money. Our Weekly Bargain
Table
| Ivory Soap 4 cakes 25¢ One Lot of Odds in
Ladies’ and Child-
ren’s Hose and
Nissly’s Cocoa
FOO
season.
neal the game to does as bucks Maytown H. S. Bs
usually grow antlers at that weight, rr hon -
the commission said. | Sload, 88 LLL Laan 2-2 0 0s
The killing of deer with visible L. Trostle, 3b ....... 206 0 0%
antlers will entail a fine of $100 (Raub, ef ............ 2 2.0 01
for each animal. ®. Trostle, vp ........ 2.12 0 2
For a year or more complaints |S'maker, 2b ......... 1 1 0 0
have been received of the damage | Albright, € ito 2 210 1 5
caused crops by the female deer Keiser, of .......... ! 1 3H
which have multiplied much faster | gtoner, he 1 2 8 0M
than the males. It was the desire | gp ith, mt fe 000 0p
of the commission to equalize the | "0 ~~ ~~" °°" 000 0 0=
bucks and does in agreeing on the | — a eH
Pew ruling, # decision providing for) TOW. ion. 121021 ¢ 8
revious decis p g : =
the as of does by expert Marietta H. S. A
marksmen, appointed by the state, | rh o a =m
in districts where depredations of Saunders, ¢ ......... 0 010 0
crops has been extensive, met with Ramsey, 2b ......... 9:0. 0 0 5
much opposition. Bren'r, sp. .%...... 0 1.0. 0
The commission also broke a pre-| Harris, 1b .......... i 0 8 oH
cedent by ruling that there will be | Goddard, 3b ........ 0 0 0 oN
a week-end season on ruffed grouse, | Acri, If ............. 0 2 3 0g
bob-white quail, woodcock, male Miller, ef ........... 00.0 0 =
ring-neck pheasants and grey, black S'mons, of i... 000 0 0 0 0
and fox squirrels, from October 15 McElroy, p........... 00 0 om
to November 30 in 1928. In past| Buch’an, ss ......... 0 0 0 Om
vears these game could be shot in|wisen’an, ¢ ......... 0 0 0 On
limited numbers of any day during SE
the Season Dufshis Yemrithe com) py, lool 1321 0/8
missioners have declared that the | Mayn HS. . 700500 0—12'®
season shall be from October 15 to|,, >,
November 30 and shall comsist of a MzPa H. 8. ..010000 9— 118
three dav SOT, fo Errors—Raub, Brenner, Harris, m
These days are Thursday, Friday | Goddard 2 Acri, 10 base "
and Saturday. Harris, M. Trostle 2, Stoner 2.
The same week-end season will| Three base hits—Trostle. Base
also be in force for cottontail rab-| On balls
bits and hares from Oetober 15 to | 0-
December 1, there will be a six day|Trostle 11.
open season. Bears also can be shot Bucher.
on Thursday, Friday and Sat
from the first of November to the| Money is your
first of December when a six day krow how to use it and your master
open season will be declared until | it you don’t,
Umpires—Rutt and
Off McElroy 4, Trostle
Struck out—by McElroy 4, by!
servant if you
the 15th of the month, ==
A closed season was declared on for the month of November only.
Hungarian partridges and an open For the purpose or
season was ruled for racoons from |that area the commissioners ruled
October 15, to November 30, al-|that the counties of Westmoreland,
though the season’s 3
limited to 15 animals. The open|ed for a period of three years to
season for trapping racoons will be the killing of wild turkeys.
of re-stocking
bag has been | Somerset and Fayette shall be clos-
|
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hem
5 pound can $1.35 Socks ..... pair 19¢
1 0 11
MUMMAU BROTHERS
Community Sale
PUBLIC SALE
Saturday Afternoon, May 12, ’28
Public
The undersigned will sell at
place, in the village of Rheems:
IMPLEMENTS
Sale at their business
101
1 Fordson Tractor, good running condition; 1 New Low-Down
Two-ton Wagon, 1 set New 16-ft. Hay Floats, 1 new Manure
Sled, 2 Black Hawk Corn Planters, in good condition; 1 Interna-
tional Cultivator, fully equipped; 1 Hay Tedder, in good condi-
tion; 1 Superior Grain Drill, in good condition; 17-tooth Spring
Harrow, new shoes in good condition; 6 new Chicken Feeders,
4x2% ft., the real kind for chickens: 6 new Chick Feeders, for
small chicks; Triple, Double and Single Trees. split out of real
oak wood; Middle Rings, Digging Iron, Lawn Mower, Shovel
Harrow, 2-Tire Shrinkers, good as new; Hub-boring Machine,
Cart Wheels, Wheelbarrow, Milk Carts, Home-made Wagon
Wheels, Bolts, Blacksmith Tools, New Nails, by the keg: 12
Chairs, good as new; 1 new Rubber Belt, 25 ft. long, 1 foot in
width; 6 new Thermos Fountains for Chickens, 3 and 5 gallons:
25 Bushels of Potatoes, 30 Head of Choice Shoats, weighing
from 30 to 80 lbs., the real kind of feeders, and numerous ar-
ticles not mentioned.
Anyone having anything to sell bring in not
day.
later than Fri-
Lots of opportunity for bargains.
you.
Bring your friends with
Come early. Will have a good, dry place in which to sell.
Sale starts at 1 o'clock. Conditions will be made known by
Mummau Bros.
Moyer and Graybill, Clerks.
Mummau and Henry, Aucts.
11 1 11100 OT
HAULING
General Hauling of All Kind
None Too Long, None Too Short
2, 3 and 5 Ton Truck Service
Call Telephone No. 39R2
CHAS. Z. DERR Mount Joy, Penna.
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