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Saturday Evening
August 4th
RINGGOLD BAND, OF READING
Val. Prizes, Amusements, Entertainment
Convenient Parking for Automobiles
REITHOFFER SHOWS
WILL EXHIBIT AT
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Benefit of Friendship Fire Company
BUILDING
SIX—BIG FEATURES — SIX
FUND
MANY GOOD CONCESSIONS
PLENTY OF FUN AND AMUSEMENTS
BRING THE CHILDREN WE CATER TO THEM
JULY 30th fo AUGUST 4th
St Choice of the
ation for1928/
The
Mark’s
be given
ring
bride will
father.
las maid of
Lucille
bridesmaids
be Mary
the brother
ers will be
pay
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iT
i
marriage
Nissly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.
N. Nissly, to Mr. Samuel B. Stoyer,
son of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Stoyer,
of Woodbury,
at five-thirty this
of Punxsutowney, Pa.,
Miss Helen Longenecker, of Cleona,
| Pa., organist.
Dr. S. C. Enck,
will officiate with Rev. H. S. Kiefer,
pastor of the church, assisting. The
ceremony
| The bride
Miss Laura Long,
Longenecker.
be Robert Germer,
months?
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
Young Folks Are
Joined in Wedlock
(From Page One)
home to their many friends at 2036
Garrard Ave., Covington, Ky.
Nissly—Stoyer
of Caroline
Pa., will
be
will be used.
be given away
will be
honor;
Annville,
. The flower
Louise and
Mrs. Frank Germer.
The best man will be Mr. Ray-
mond G. Nissly, Frostproof, Florida,
of the bride.
Mr. Paul
Are you short of money for your summer needs?
which .have accumulated
the bills
If so,
E.
take place
evening in Saint
United Brethren Church,
in Mount Joy.
The church will
with palms, ferns,
Before the ceremony a recital will
by Mrs. Willa C. Ferry,
soloist, and
decorated
and delphinium.
of Harrisburg,
The
by her
attended by
Myrestown, Pa.,
Miss Elizabeth
Sarles, Liberty, New York, and Miss
Shenk,’ Pa., as
girls will
Elsie May
The ring bearer will
son of Mr. and
The ush-
Enck, Harris-
Newark, Delaware.
The bride will wear
blossoms
orange
a blue chiffon dress
a buoquet of Butterfly
blue delphinium. Miss
wear an orchid chiffon
Shenk a yellow chiffon dress.
their dresses.
quets of snapdragons
shading from yellow to salmon.
The flower girls
dresses and the
dresser in white.
will be served to the guests.
Miss Nissly was
of Music
demonstration teacher
State College. This
was supervisor of Music
Millersville, Pa.
ers College,
and Marshall College
graduate work in
sity. For the past
at Millersville.
Mr. and Mrs. Stoyer
in Millersville.
meee tA Qs
And now some
grapher is going to ask who
the bally hoo in Hoover.
Or to
over the winter
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Acclaimed by [hundreds of thousands everywhere as
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first choice of the nation for 1928!
Over 750,000 new Chevrolets delivered to owners
since January 1st! The largest number of automobiles
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They include the lowest handling and
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Maytown
ELMER STRICKLER
QU ALITY
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Mt. Joy
LANCASTER, PA.
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ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
P. FRANCK SCHOCK
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Marietta
JOHN LIBHART
CC O0.8'71T
burg, Pa., and Mr, Ira S. Bringer, |
a period
gown of white satin and chentilly
lace with a veil of tulle caught with
and will carry a
shower bouquet of orchids and lilies
of the valley. Miss Long will wear
with hat of
blue chiffon and lace and will carry
roses and
Sarles will
and Miss
Their
hats of lace and chiffon will match
They will carry bou-
and gladioli
will wear pink
ring bearer will be
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion will be held in the social room
of the church and a wedding supper
graduated from
Wellesly College and was supervisor
at Myrestown, Pa, and
of Music in
past year she
in the
Training School of the State Teach-
Mr.
Stover was graduated from Millers-
ville State Normal School, Franklin
and did his
Harvard Univer-
four years he
has been director of Training School
will reside
English para-
put;
-
mie
| the clerks at the P. R. R. station, is
Local Doings
Around Florin
(From Page One)
Rev. Harvey Geyer and two child-
ren of Middletown, spent Monday
here with his parents. 7
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Roth and son
John and Mr. James Dukeman spent
Sunday at Valley Forge.
Miss Hazel Webb, one of the
clerks at the Peris Mfg. Co's. office
is enjoying a week’s vacation.
Mrs. David Martin, who under-
went an operation at St. Joseph’s
Hospital last week, is improving.
Mr. Cloyd Woods, of Cumber-
land Co., called in the family of
his son-in-law, Mr. John Berrier.
Mr. Russel Adair and family of
Lisburn, Cumberland county, were
guests in the family of Mr. D. Roy
Moose Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Grogg and mother,
Mrs, Brandt, of Mt. Joy, moved in
with the family of Mr. Ephriam
Hertzler last week.
Mrs. Katie Winters has gone to
Manheim where she will spend a
few weeks with the family of her
son Charles Winters.
Sunday at Landisville,
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Miller and
grandmother Newcomer of near
Bainbridge, were Sunday guests of |v
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ebersole,
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. D. Easton and
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Easton spent
vesterday and today at a camp on
the mountains near Williamsport.
The Nissly-Swiss Chocolate plant
is so busy ‘of late that it is being
operated day and night. The plant
was producing a earload of choco-
late a day.
Mr. Clarence Musselman, one of
r
: e
off on a week's vacation. Mr, Clyde
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Snyder, of | 4
Lititz; Mr. O. K. Snyder and family,
Mrs. Annie Klugh and Mr. Harvey
Lutz and family were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Annie Lutz.
Superintendent Enck, of Harris-
burg, will preach at the re-opening
services of the United Brethren |"
church here Sunday afternoon and
evening. The entire interior of the
church was recently remodeled with
new furniture and now presents a
very fine appearance.
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A WEDDING RECEPTION FOR n
MR. AND MRS. BENJ. HESS
A wedding reception was given
by Rev. and Mrs. A. Z. Hess at
their home near Mt. Joy, Saturday,
in honor of their son Benjamin and
wife, of Dayton, Ohio. A large
number of useful gifts were receiv-
children, Rhoda, Ruth, Jacob, Ray,
and Erla, Mr. and Mrs. Abram Hess
Erb, Misses Maria and Ellen
man and Miss Miriam Mellinger.
ll Ani
annual
family was
near Sunbury,
The fourth
the Dressler
Rolling Green Park,
on Saturday. It was a success in|and Mrs. Vietor Hawthorne
every way. Next year n | Maytown, i
{will be held at Hershey Mr. John Schustes, Mrs. Victor
last Saturday in July Sills, of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs
{ The following were pr t: Mr. |George Shortledee and sor John, |
land Mrs, Wm. Dressler, ughter |of Columbia, visit S |
{ Fein, and son Daniel, Harrisburg; Mrs, Fred Schneid n Sat- | ac
{Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dregsler, Har-|urday. |
|risburg; Miss Daisy. Dressler Sham-| wry and Mrs. I Mey f
| B. H. Girton, Lock Haven; Lancaster, and Mr v |
iC Girtin, Lock Haven; Chas.|cyupean. of tl : red to |
Sunbury; Mr. and Mrs. Philadelphia ere © el
| Jol Dressler, Sunbury, R. D. 3; latter's son. J Cur
Mr. and Mrs, James McC inn, Eddys- Thex spe 1 in A
town; Mrs. D. McCleniean, Philadel- > Ber
phia; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Seymore, arn
| Patchogin; Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Schroll and sons, Walter and Asher,
c
Mt. Joy; Mr. and Mrs, Chas. H.
Cont daughters, Helen and Doro-
thy, Mrs
Marcia, Madeline Fasold, Mrs.
nie Frecht, Helen Frecht, Leon Fas-
ld and Wm. Dressler, ‘all of Lan-
caster, and Geo. Dressler, of Sun-
bury.
Geo. Hunsinger, Mrs. Ida
A Qe
THE SCHOOL CENSUS
OF CONOY TOWNSHIP
The present enumeration of the
school children in Conoy township
is as follows: Falmouth, 23; Steven
Hill, 37; Ebersole, 40; Lincoln, 18;
Billmyer, 18; Bainbridge, 106; and
Wickersham, 72.
The four new teachers selected
aré: Grammar, Edna Bingaman,
Stony Creek; primary, Ruth Kurtz,
Gap; Wickersham, third and fourth
grades, Lavida Snyder, of Maha-
noy City; Billmyer, Elvira. Lombar-
di, Shenandoak. The schools will
open one week earlier than usual,
Monday, August 27th.
at Harrisburg,
gra) days with Paul Frey and fam-
ily.
spent Thursday with Mrs. Fred Lie-
berher,
nesday with her cousin,
Leiberher,
spent Thursday with her niece Mrs.
Fred Lieberher. ‘
Church spent
Fred Lieberher.
ing some time
Mrs. E. 8. Hendrix.
Will, of
with Mrs. Wilbert Baker.
Mrs. Jacop Boyer, Mrs. Jacob past week at Hatfield, Pa.,, as the
Landvater and daughter Barbara, | guest of J. R. Hardin,
and Mrs. Barbara Weidman spent Miss Louise K. Rhoads spent
Saturday and Sunday at Middletown
with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Plott.
risiter her brother and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert Rice on Tuesday.
of Perth Amboy, N. J., spent a few
days here with friends last week.
Mich., is spending some
with Mr. and Mrs. Christ Walters
eturned to her home
ing two weeks with friends here.
rty, New York, is a guest of Miss
Caroline E. Nissiy for several days.
family,
daughter, Pearl, Mr. and Mrs. Em-
lin Buller motored to
Sunday.
f Bradford, visited her brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs.
on Monday.
with relatives,
weeks with his
Mrs. H. N. Nissly, of this place.
Betty, Thelma, Herbert and Frank,
and Mr, and
motored to Philadelphia Sunday.
daughters, Esther Walters and Jean
Richards
ed. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. are visiting the former's
Benjamin Hess, Rev. and Mrs. A.|daughter, Mrs. Sprochnle, at Drexel
Z. Hess and daughter Mary, Mr. |Hill
and Mrs. Andrew Zercher and Misses Elizabeth and Mary Hem-
perly returned
Annville after spending
Hoff- | Doutrich,
and
Hawthorne spent Thursday with
Picked From Our
Weekly Card Basket
PERSONAL MENTION ABOUT
THE MANY COMERS AND
GOERS IN THIS LOCALITY
Mrs. Irvin Geistweit spent Friday
Leroy Kling, of Lititz, spent sev-
Mrs. Harry Kegel, of Anchor,
Mrs. Fannie Brosey spent Wed-
Mrs. Fred
Mrs. Lucy McDonald of Anchor,
Mrs. Harry Doutrich, of Hossler’s
Saturday with Mrs.
Mrs. Emlin Buller, Sr., is spend-
with her daughter,
The Misses Edith and Jeanette
Lancaster, spent Sunday
Miss Beatrice Craley spent the
Mr. and Mrs, Engle of Virginia,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burkhart,
Miss Jean Richards, of Detroit,
time here
Miss Helen Schneider of Renova,
after spend-
Miss Elizabeth L. Sarles, of Lib-
ay with Mr. Fred
Schneider and |
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PAGE FIVE
59 Districts Get
School * Subsidy
(from page one)
the amount of the state aid which
is granted annually,
Total Amount
The total amount of the state
appropriations for school aid in the
59 county districts is listed at $173,-
545.25. Of this amount, $167,645-
-25 is the State's share of the teache
ers’ salaries and $5,800 additional
is the bonus for closing one-room
schools to form consolidations.
There are deductions of $1,504.34
pro-rated among the districts, re-
presenting the amount paid to the
superintendent of schools in excess
of the amount the State pays itself
and $2,135.57 for the maintenanca
of deaf and blind pupils at institu-
tions not conducted by the districts,
$86.55 for maintenance of orphan
institutions, and $360.00 for rotire-
ment fund.
Bonuses In County
The bonus for closed schools is at
the rate of $100 for each school
closed. Warwick township receives
$800 additional as such bonus; East
Hempfield township, $700; Manheim
township and Salisbury township,
$600 each; Ephrata township and
West Lampeter townships, $300
each; Colerain, Conoy, East Earl,
Mt. Joy, Paradise, and Rapho town
ships, $200 each; and Bart, Cones-
toga, Earl, East Coecalico, East
Donegal, Elizabeth, Fulton, Little
Britain, Manor, West Donegal and
West Earl townships and Washing-
ton and Marietta boros, $100 each.
The largest check in Lancaster
county will go to Lititz, and the
smallest to the Lincoln Independ-
ent district. The net amount each
distriet will receive is:
List Of Allotments
Adamstown Boro, $491.13; Akron
Boro, $1,965.65; Bart township,
| of Mt. Joy, is his Mr. and Mrs. Smith on 31712 08; Brecknock township, $2,~
The youngest daughter of Mr Marietta street celebrated their 20th | 92.16: Caernarvin township, $2,~
and Mrs. E. Jav Nissly Who was wedding anniversary. last Wednes- 12 17 Christiana Boro, $1,698.65;
operated on for appendicitis at St. dey. Clay i $1802.29 ain
Joseph's Hospital, is greatly improv- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hemperly iim 1 asi
ed at this writing. and family, of Annville, spent Sun- | township, $1,795.41; Conoy town-
ship, $2,477.17; Denver Boro, $2,-
390.03; Drumore township, $2,605-~
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hendrix and |-79; Earl township, $3,242.43; East
Hanover on
Mr. and Mrs, Fazio and family,
Hubert Rice,
Mr. Raymond G. Nissly, of Frost-
roof, Florida, is spending several
parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Young and children,
Mrs. Christ Walters
Mrs. Anna Frank and grand-
to their home at
some time
Donegal township, $3,818.32;
Drumore township, $1,756.29; East
Earl
Hempfield township, $5,495.21; East
Lampeter township, $3,017.43; Eden
township, $763.51; Elizabeth town-
township, $2,987.31;
ship,
ship, $3,125.68; Lititz Boro, 7,921,93 _
Leacock township,
dependent District,
dise township, $3,399.06.
Cocalico township, $4,280.06; East
East
Eas$
township, $2,974.06;
Mrs. Wm. B. Hendrix and daugh- [ship $1,001.89.
ters, Doris Mae and Maude Arlene, Elizabethtown Boro, $4,798.45;
spent the week-end at Lancaster | EPhrata Boro; $6,937.62; Ephrata
Fulton town-
$2,800.17; Lancaster town-
$2,182.17; Lin-
coln Independent District, $168.38;
Litle Britain township, $1,-
842.03; Manheim Boro, $5,966.97;
Manheim township, $6,798.81; Man-
or township, $6,944.74; Marietta
Boro, $3,644.54; Martin township,
$1,819.84; Mt. Joy Boro, $5,004.33;
Mt. Joy township, $2,857.30; Mount-
ville Boro, $1,116.89; New Holland
Boro, $3,599.80; New Milltown In-
$198.38; Para-
Penn township, $2,627.30; Pequea
of Gravel Hill.
and Mrs. Harry
Mr, Shiner and
laughter, of York, and Mrs. Gladys |
Brown and daughter, Gladys, of |
4TH ANNUAL REUNION OF | DC tert Snes
THE DRESSLER FAMILY | |
with Mr. Elmer Brown. |
Earnest McClellan, |
and Wilbur
Mr. and Mrs.
son, Jack, Robert
Akron;
Min- | 200d
uette, F k Good
B. Hendrix, of town
1 and Sunday at
fishing and had a
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Hawthorne
ind three sons, Mr, and Mrs. Earn-
est McClellan and son, Jack, spent
from Saturday to Monday at Phila-
elphia, Oaklyn, N. J,, and Ocean
City where Mrs, Hawthorne’, daugh-
ter Mae, is spending the summer.
eee tl Meee.
An Eastern warden who is
making a conscientious effort to
find work for every prisoner, in
keeping with his talents, is having
some trouble placing an ex-travel-
ing man.
nt MI
The Chicago hatter who fed his
cows on straw rats for which he
had no sale had better begin train-
ing their appetites on brown der-
bies.
Bt
Most interesting race of
year: the “Brown Derby.”
the
| Givler family was held
and sons, Lester, Kenneth and |with their aunt, Mrs. Fred Schnei- township, $1,048; Providence
Claire, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess | der. township, $1,755.41; Quarryville
and children, Paul, Elizabeth, Mary | Master Richard Hawthorne is | Boro, $2,347.91; Rapho township,
and Rhoda, Mrs. Katie Heisey and |spending some time in Lancaster | $3,530.82; Salisbury township, $5,
children, Mary, Ethel, and Wilmer, {With his aunt, Mrs. I. K. Charles 021.22; Strasburg township, 3
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brubaker and (and also attended the Charles re- | 613.77; Terre Hill Boro, $2,121.65;
sons, Hess and Allen, Jr., Mr. and |union, Upper Leacock township, $3,130.70;
Mrs. Hiram Wolgemuth and child- Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Fuhrman and | Warwick township,
ren, Abner and Martha, Mr. and | family, of Jacksonville, Florida, are | Washington Boro, $496.76; West
Mrs. Ben Nissley, Mr. and Mrs, |visiting Mrs. Fuhrman’s mother and ' Cocalica township West.
Conrad Hess and daughters, Pauline [brothers and sisters. They made ; Donegal township, $1627.08; West
and Ida, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Hess {the trip by auto. | Earl township, $3,200.68; West
and daughter, Ada, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Geistweit and | Hempfield township, $2,657.30;
Paris Engle, Mrs. "Barbara Hess, |two grand-daughters, Dorothy Kay- | West Lampeter township, $4,784.44,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Harnish and [lor and Bernice Geistweit, attended ba
children, Clarence and Martha, Mr.|the Signalmens’ picnic at Rocky
and Mrs. E. H, Hess, Mrs. L. O.|Springs, Wednesday. General News For
Musser and son Ralph, Miss Beulah Me Ted Mies
Musser, Miss Ella Hostetter, Miss |Boffemoyver and her mother, Mrs. . d
Ruth Stoner, Mr. Ezra MecCulloh, |Sara Boffemoyer,- all of Lebanon, | Quick Rea ng
Mrs. Roy Lindemuth, Mrs. Milton |spent Wednesday with Mrs. Harry | >
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INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
FROM ALL OVER THE COUN-
TRY FOR THE BENEFIT
OF BUSY PEOPLE
Lancaster city is planning for a
bi-centennial celebration in 1929.
n Keller, of Washingtonboro,
hand hurt by a eircular saw.
92 tourists visited the Get-
tysh battle field the past three
Over around Ephrata the wheat
vield is from 21 to 31 bushels per
t
The first annual reu mn of the
Ephrata
last Wednesday.
Aaron C. Uhlrich, ille
was hurt in an auto at
Quentin, Lebapon Co
Farmers killed a reported 51
deer caught destroying crops thru-
out Penna., during June
The Hertzler clan will hold a re-
union on the Elizabethtown College
Campus Thursday, August 16
Paul Heindel, aged 13, of near
York, left a hay fork fall and it
pierced the che d heart of Fred
Myers, aged 65, killing him. almost
instantly.
canes SE Cems
A writer in the Daily Express
points out thai in 188, it was nos-
sible to buy a wife for half-a-pint
it with
of beer. You couldn't do
the present day stuff.
A Qe
If the vote doesn't come out this
time we're going to despair of de=-
mocracy and declare unequivocally
on November 7 for a dictator.
Roumania to Decorate Ford.—
Head line. The Decoration Com-
mittee can get some snappy point-
ers from our college youths.
mm I A en
The full dinner pail was a pop~
ular slogan in McKinley’s cam~
paign. A better one today might
be “A full gas tank.”