VOL. XXVIII, No.” 45
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CHARGED WITH

os STEALING RADIOS
5 SE
STOLE FOUR SETS FROM MR. T.
{a F. McELROY, THE DEALER
ge i AT FLORIN—ARRESTED
AT LEBANON

Posing as members of the “Black
and White Radio Company,” three
men, one a negro, were arrested in
Lebanon Saturday when they at-
tempted to dispose of several radio
sets,
The men identified themselves as
Roger Kiscaden, alias Roger Mec-
Fadden and Roger Kline, 33, Le-
banon; Ronald McDonald, 18, Glou-
cester, Mass., and Charles Watkins,
29, Negro, no home address.
The suspects are believed to have
robbed the Florin Hotel of four
radio sets, a lot of cigars and cigar-
ettes, all valued at $500. The rob-
bery was discovered by Mrs. Thom-
as McElroy, wife of the proprietor
of the hotel, when she came down
stairs Saturday morning and found
: the rear door open. The door had
in been forced with an automobile
om = jack handle.
gee Private Rothwell, of the State
police, who preferred the charges,
said that the three men entered the
Florin hotel some time Friday night
and the and
articles, which tried
radio sets
they
stole
to sell |
MOUNT JOY, PENNA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17,
FRUIT NOT HURT
BY COLD WEATHER
LOCAL DOINGS
AROUND FLORIN
ALL THE UP-TO-DATE HAPPEN-
INGS FROM THAT THRIVING
AND BUSY VILLAGE
THE PAST .WEEK

A general survey was made on
Friday evening among the farmers
of East Donegal township and vici-
nity relative to the cold weather,
the heavy downpour of rain, and if
the fruit had been damaged. The
rains on Thursday night. caused a

rise in all sections of streams and
the river was a little higher on Mr. J. N. Hershey, spent a few
Friday. Many early chicks were |qays in Pittsburgh,
drowned. The fruit has not been Mr. and Mrs. John Cosgrove vis-
hurt, as the buds were too far op-
en, as several farmers stated.
Roads were washed in a number of
ited at Lancaster, on Monday.
Mrs. Elmer Schlegelmilch return-
ed home, after spending a week at
places, and a little hail fell about Philadelphia.
midnight. For the earliest in years Mrs. Christian L. Nissley, of
the locust blossoms and other early Hanover, Va., spent a few : days
blooms are out.
TAKEN FROM THE
CARD BASKET
PERSONAL MENTION ABOUT
THE MANY COMERS AND
GOERS IN THIS LOCALITY
last week with friends here.
Mr. Wm. Weidman, had the roof-
ing placed on his garages, which
was blown off by a wind storm re-
cently.
Mr. Frank Weidman, of Wil-
mington, Del., enjoyed a week’s va-
cation, having spent a few days in
Canada.
The two sets will be interspersed
by a short program given by some
of the pupils of both the Primary
and Secondary Schools. Admission
15 cents.

Mrs. Benj. White, of Maytown,
is visiting relatives in town.
OPERETTA TO BE GIVEN
BY MT. JOY GRADE SCHOOLS
The First to Sixth Grades of
our public schools will present an
operetta, in three acts, under di-
rection of the grade teachers, entit-
led, “Goldilock’s Adventure,” Fri-
day and Saturday, April 26-27, in
the High School Auditorium at 8
o’clock.
Cast of characters: Goldilocks’s
Mother, Louise Schock; Goldilocks,
Florence Heisey; Pan, the Wood
God, John Bgrnhar#® Mother Bear,

Mildred Funk} Fgther Bear, Jeanne
Schock; CubWy,/ Jeanette Hipple;
Goldilock’s her, Joseph Brown.
The choruses are composed of
Grade School pupils. A complete
program will be published in our
next issue.
A Ae
ENTERTAINERS
AND THE GUESTS
VISITORS WHO CALLED ON
THEIR FRIENDS IN THIS
LOCALITY AND WERE
PLEASANTLY EN-
TERTAINED

| family, of Marietta,
other |
later to residents of Lebanon. They |
were arrested after the Lebanon
police had received a report of
three men trying to sell the radio
sets.
Squire Danner, of Manheim, has
committed the trio to the Lancaster
county jail for a hearing on charges
of forcible entry and larceny.
CR.
JR. H. S. PAPERS ACCEPTED
FOR ALMER METHOD

Quite a nymber of the students’
| 4 papers of gir Junior High School
have accepted for the Palmer
Methoc nor medals, as follows:
pr Sevehth grade, Harold Backen-
stoe, ichard Fletcher, David
1 Henry, Lester Kuhn, Robert Linde- |

muth, J. Ray Newcomer, Jack Top-
H pin, Charles Ramsey, Jacob Zerch-
er, Julia M. Brandt, Ruth Brene-
man, Matilda Conrad, Adeline Engle
| Dorothy Garber, Lois Garber, Ber-
nice Geistweit, Irene Gutschall,
mgt Mabel Gutschall, Goldie Jackson, |
Katharine Light, Margaret Mateer,
Marie Mumma, Mary Newcomer,
Marian Nissly, Ellen Smeltzer, Al-
meda Stauffer, Esther Walters,
Gloria Warta, Dorothy Webb, Char-
les Frank. For Palmer Method |
Merit medals: Eighth grade, Wil- |
liam Brian, Walter Brown, Law- |
rence Ellis, Lester H. Funk, Joseph
Germer, 3ruce Greiner, Harold
Hauer, Jacob Lindemuth, John My-
ers, John Schroll, James Shaeffer,
Donald Smith, Irvin Smith, Dorothy
Baker, Mareta Beamesderfer, Ruth
Bishop, Geneva Bushey, Geta Dietz,
Helen Dillinger, Doris Grove, Kath-
ryn Greenawalt, Pauline Heilig,
Hazel Hoffman, Martha Hawthorne,
Almeda Kaylor, Mae Miller, Mary
Snyder, Mary , Ellen Stoner, Mar-
garet Strickler, Beatrice Wagner
and Alta Witmer,
re etl QE ee wee
BAKED HAM SUPPER
NETTED AUXILIARY $60

The American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 185, Mount Joy, held their
monthly meeting Tuesday evening, !
April 9th, with fifteen members
present. The Treasurer reported a
balance in bank of $173.08. The
proceeds of the baked ham supper
held on Saturday, April 6th, were
$60.00. A motion was made to
send $12.00 to the child welfare
fund, and also
bilitation fund.
hn
Hoffman Held for Court
John Hoffman, of this section,
who was released from the Lancas-
ter jail Monday morning, was taken
to Middletown by Constable J. W.
Doup and given a hearing before
Squire Engel, on a charge of issu-
ing a bad check to Wearbest Cloth-
ing Company. Hoffman was unable
to furnish bail and he was taken to
$12.00 to the Reha-

the Harrisburg jail to await trial
at the June term of court.
A
Promotion Exercises
Promotion exercises of Eighth
Grade of Florin Grammar School
will be held Wednesday, April 24,
1929, at ‘8:00 P. M. in the Florin
Hall. You are invited. The mem-
bers of the class are: Robert E.
Keener, G. Richard Shetter, Mary
F. Rutherford, Margaret R. Re-
heard, Mildred H. Hostetter, Ellen
G. Kline, Mildred M. Mumper.
rr
Large Building Program
A $200,000 building program for
the Independent Order of Odd Fel-
lows’ Home at Middletown, which
will be launched within a few
weeks has been announced by the
home’s board of directors at their
annual meeting.
irc ae UO

"Bought Evans Property
Mr. L. Percy Heilig has purkhas-
No. 343 West Donegal street,
eo Mr. Paul Evans property at
private sale and will take posses-
won May 1. The consideration was
Mr. Jacob Boyer, our local baker,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schickly and
has broken ground, to erect a fine |
spent Sunday

in the city.
ee rl
Will Open Studio

Friday Night's Sale
On Friday evening C. S. Frank
& Bro. will hold their next big com- |
Miss Isther Garber, daug 1 : :
} I r, daugh of munity sale at their place of busi- |
Dr, and Mrs. E. W.. Garber¥Y will : i
: : ness near town. Cows, bulls, shoats,
open a studio for piano and pipe : :
: chickens, baby chicks, potatoes,
organ. Miss Garber received her oles. Danas hoo
: : d 2S, a a8, ...¢ hy 8 S,
education at the Oberlin Conserva- | 2! 2
candy, fruit trees, ete., will be sold.
tory at Ohio, and the Sherwood rar Aerts
Music School at Chicago.
eo Al Arm Cottage Prayer Service
ios The weekly cottage prayer ser-
b 3 g raj 2
Rebuilding the Barn vice of the Brethren in Christ
The large barn: on one of the
Seitz estate farms east of town,
was razed last week and will be re-
built in its entirety. Even the stone
foundation walls are being remov-
ed. Mr. Albert Walters, of Florin,
has the contract.
BR A...
Hard on Motorists
On Thursday the retail price of
gasoline was raised one cent a gal-
lon and on July 1st we pay another
Church will be held Thursday even-
ing at the home of Amos Wolge-
muth, on North Barbara St. Rev.
Millard Engle, of Abilene, Kansas,
is expected to be present.
A In
Keller's Private Sale
J. B. Keller & Bro., will have
private sale of a carload of Union
County fresh cows and springers,
commencing Monday, April 22, at

0.

extra cent tax. their stock yards.
{ brated
With Rev. Kijefer’s
1929
ONTRIALFOR
THEFT OF CIGARS
MR. JOHN KLINGER, OF CO-
LUMBIA, BEING TRIED FOR
THE H. A. DARRENKAMP
ROBBERY HERE

John H. Klinger, charged with
receiving stolen goods, was placed
on trial before Judge Landis at the
close of Tuesday's session. In pre-
senting the case to the jury, coun-
sel for the Commonwealth stated
that the defendant received a quan-
tity of cigars and cigarettes valued
at approximately $700 when he
knew they had been taken from H.
A. Darrenkamp’s store here.
When approached in his
lishment by Chief of Police
L. Zerphey, of this place, it was
testified that he refused to tell
where he got the cigars and cigar-
ettes, and would not produce pa-
pers to show he had paid for them
estab-
Elmer
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The Mount Joy Bulletin
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING IS THE LINK IN A CHAIN OF DISTRIBUTION FROM FACTORY TO USERS. THESE COLUMNS ARE THE LINK
OUR SCHOOL BOARD
APPOINTS TWO TEACHERS

At a special meeting of the
School B6ard on Friday evening,
twoj tedchers were appointed to fill
va anties. Mrs. Edna Biemesder-
fey, /of North Manheim, Second
grade; Miss Eleanore Sterling, of
Wilmington, Del., Third and Fourth
grades.
There are still three vacancies,
one in the grades and two in the
High School, where Science and
Mathematics teachers are needed.
Another special meeting of the
Board will be held Saturday of this
week (April 20th) at 12:30 o'clock
at which time it is hoped the re-
maining vacancies will filled.
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GENERAL NEWS |
be

FOR BUSY FOLKS
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS |
FROM ALL OVER THE COUN- |
|

| here. and modern dwelling, on his lot op-| Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Kiefer en-
Mr. Walter Barto, .of Williamson | posite the Florin hall. Mr. Harry |tertained on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs.
Trade School, spent the week-end [Keener will have charge of the |A. J. Fasnacht, son Donald, and
in town. and Mr. Kline the | daughter, Margaret, of Millersburg;
Mrs. I. C. Bachman,, of Lanecas- | Mason work. i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stauffer and
ter, spent last week with her sister, Will Present Lantern Slides { daughter, Margaret, of Oberlin;
Mrs. Paul Alexander. The Washington School will pre-! Misses Anna Blatt and Mildred Me-
Dr. and Mrs. Kraybill, of Man- |sent two sets of Lanters Slides | Laughlin, of Harrisburg; Mrs. Julia |
| heim, visited his parents on Poplar !on two of the natural resources of [Oh reash, of Hotrishure,
street, on Saturday. : {our State, namely ; Coal and With Paol RB 1bael’s i
Miss Anna Myers, of Messiah “Iron and Steel,” on Thursday ev- | Mr avd Mrs Paul B. Ibach. of
Orphanage, of Florin, visited Miss- | ening, April 25th, at 7:30 o’clock. Yona or bad the one
{es Wolgemuth, Sunday. Mrs, H. L. Stoll, celebrated her a Satay: M: ond Mrs. Rufus |
(Turn to Page 8) birthday on Saturday and enter- | ye eh a
; rs Brookmyeyr and children, Bernice. |
=~ tained a number of friends to a | : a i
tT : Russel and Naomi Mae, Mr. and
41 CHIIDREN INNOCULATE birthday dinner, at her home on Mrs A FE Binkley and
Sunday, including ‘these guesig: |) > or ANG, he
AT YESTERDAY'S INIC nm I Teh 2 | Josephine, of Neffsville; Mr. Galen |
Prof. B. W. Fisher and daughter E. BR 1 = amo) My |
. ~ WOOK yer, . Ket N : *.
The regular meeting Baby Ruth, and Mrs. Annie E. Menaugh, | shila
oe ma B ge | El i and Mrs. Benj. Zug, Mr. and Mrs.
Clinic was held at tHe / American © Lancaster; Dr. and Mrs. E. L. John Baker. of Back Run: Mr. W
| home. There «fas a very MeConnell, of Glenolden; Mr. H. 7 sail on es Tung hah :
{= ’ LE toll an : and daughters, Sue an«
good turn out, many being present 1+ Stoll and Mr. John Stoll. | 0
: HE . S Dt Wiis Eleanora, Mrs. Rov Spahr, Mrs.
from the Florin Grade school. | * bs 3 ie !
In : : George Shenk, of Salunga; Mr
There were 41 children innocu- ERROR IN DATE OF | , 2:1 i |
: : : and Mrs. Roy Binkley and children |
lated with toxin-anti-toxin, while | SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING Mortle and Glove. Wh nd. My
A sie 1 Myr > an Mr. a Mrs.
four -others at the clinic were not | FA rine hn :
: : | Ammon _Nolt and children, John
innoculated. [ In last week’s issue of the Bulle- ' '
3 x; iT : a = Henry, Stehman, Clarabelle, and!
Dr. Wm, Workman had charge of | tin there was an error in the date| mu of Landis Valley
the clinic assisted by Miss Ethel fof the Ministerial and Sunday ’ Sl ea ey
Kersey, R. N ing 0 2
TREY: Wy School meeting, at the Cross Roads
The regular meeting will be held | House which will be held MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
{next Tuesday, April 23rd, at the a 3 hy 5 i FOR MRS. HARRY CASLOW
x 9 on Sunday, April 17th, with morn-| ened
usual hours, from 2 to 4. : fies nd Sine ol
m . DE TNooY & ve | . i
The hostesses for the afternoon Ing: y on 2 evening. pr A miscellaneous shower was held
were Mrs. Elmer Garber, Mrs. W. | 8rams. mv ! Saturday evening at the home” of
R. Heilig, and Miss Esther Henry, { Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schneider, on E.
i .
secretary. HELD RECEPTI i Donegal street, in honor of their
The innoculation will be given i daughter, Hilda, who was recently
walk Do 7 ales ie y a0" x
next week. Jetter take advantage married to Mr. Harry Caslow, of
o Bs Protect your children FOR SON & BRIDE tie place. Mrs. Caslow received
rom diphtheria. many useful and beautiful gifts.
ee. | Refreshments were served and all
AFRICAN MISSIONARY AT VERY DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR AT |}. , most enjoyable time. The
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH a oo :
c HOME OF MR. AND MRS. A. following were present: Mr. and
SOF : MUMMA FOR ABRAM, JR. |v, Earl Wittle, of Rheems: Mr.
Mrs. C. E. Buschmann, one of the AND WIFE | 3 : 3
missionaries of the Lutheran [She ih Bigier and children,
church in Liberia, Africa, who is on | Calan : and Earl, of East Peters-
i ? ) A lightful wedding reception | el Ty ; =
a furlough to our country will be | oe oh the 1 r Mr : nq | ure; Mrs. Eli Wolgemuth, Mrs.
the guest of Trinity Lutheran con- | held a ¢ home or MI. Claude Husler and daughter, Myr-
gregation next evening, i Mrs. Abram Mummau, of near). Mys. Margic Rahm, Mrs. Christ
and will speak at the 7 o'clock ser- | Rheems, in honor of their SOM, | Hopnafius, Mrs. Cyrus Nissley, Mrs.
vice. Her experiences and labors Abram and wife, with the follow} Jom Reigle, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E.
in this Black Republic formed and jing guests present to participate In| Mrs. James Neal, Mr.
fostered by our own country will {the refreshments and pleasures | , 1g Mrs. Clinton Eby, Jr, and
prove interesting and instructive. of the event: Mr. and Mrs. Abram, 4.0 ohter, Vera, Miss Lizzie Fen-
It is hoped that all interested in the | Mummau, Sr., Mr. and Mus. Nor Ct Mrs. Park; Neiss and
missionary operations of the Christ- | man Grove and children, Chester} ren Parl Jean ‘and Marian
. . . . 2 < Ny 28 < “Me < .
ian church will show their interest | and Charlotte; Mr. and Mus. Jacob | pr Too: b Geltmacher Mr. and
by their presence at this service. : : ‘hildre VR ae AR a
Ee hs 8 Monn i a bilaren, 1a Mrs. Warren Greenawalt and son,
raine anc assel: Mr. and Mr. |<,
2 i Warren, Mrs. H. B. Arntz and son,
MR. AND MRS. T. J. BROW, Norman Rohrer and children, Kath-} ov ald Mis II. G Walters and
MARRIED FIFT ARS | arine Jane, Mary. Elizabeth and Ar- children Harry and Barbara Anne
ne Fern; ily Mrs. John A
m ene Horn; Ur. i "Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Barto and
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Brown, | Dresher and children, Mary Ver- on. Willian, Me. and. Mrs. Geo
who reside on South Market St., | netta and Junior; Mr. and Mrs, oo 00 “50 is
: Wo : | Schneider and children, Maude,
celebrated their fiftieth wedding | (Turn to page 8) : J
: SH } ———— eee | Henry, Arthur and Forrest, and
anniversary Friday. IM 2nd Ms Coslow i
| MY, and MTS, arry asiov O71
Mr. and Mis. Brown came to|WATER COMPANY ORDERED it
this country from England in 1859. TO REDUCE ITS RATES|" DR a
They were married in Philadelphia rn :
by Rev. Gideon J. Burton, an Epis- An order directing the Columbia | ;
copalian clergyman. Water Company to reduce its rates! Mr. Geo. Halbleib -had a birthday
About one hundred of their rela-| for domestic consumption so as to} lo) eg 1 hi
i : -. Foster Conner celebrate S
tives and friends assembled at |decrease its gross: revenues by| . ew Tos ! : ner celebrated
their home ‘to help celebrate the | $10,000 a year was issued by the Monday. : :
EER . tect | | Arthur Sprecher celebrated his
event. Public Service Commission today. | Firthd il Noel
. : rtnday 11S Week,
re reel) Ce ee. The Y 1ai ts ‘der D-1 : 1
The ( omplaint in x ord oi Mrs. Geo. Schneider : celcbrated
Gasoline Dealers Win } held the man compiamt Ded 2 iner birthday Inst Sunday.
Gasoline dealers have won their | the borough: of Columbia, Lancaster { Mrs. Philip Gibbons celebrated
fight in the State Supreme Court, | cOUNty, and others Pe a her birthday last Saturday.
it was announced today, and Lan- | ter company. It dismissed, I0OWEV=1 Ruth M. Hershey, of Rheems, is
caster will be unable this year to |®" the allegation that the com=1 her birthday today.
enforce its ordinance which pro- | pany's rates lop kre proteeiion Martha Sentz, of near town, is
hibits the operation of curb pumps ! Were too high. celebrating her birthday today.
I : I eee eel Qe. | .
Master Hubert Lewis Rice cele-
ith birthday Tuesday.
ee eel -
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
MISS WANDA ALEXANDER
A birthday party was held at the
home of Mrs. Paul Alexander in
honor of her daughter, Wanda.
The hostess served refreshments
to Marie Beamenderfer, Ashur
Beamenderfer, Elsie Stark, Emma
Reigle, Mrs. Claude Reigle, Mrs.
Elizabeth Way, Miss Maggie
Haines, Wanda and Paul Nelson
Alexander.
Wanda received 'a number
gifts from her friends.
mercer fis
his

of
The Red Rooster
Not how old is Ann but how
much corn can a red rooster eat?
For full particulars read Eshleman

legally. TRY FOR THE BENEFIT | parlors, and burial was made in
H. A. Darrenkamp testified on OF BUSY PEOPLE Mt. Tunnel cemetery
stand that his cigar and confection- Ce i ar. »
ery store in Mt. Joy was entered Mrs. Shirk, on West Donegal St., Miss Fanny E. Shank
about February 8, and a large |is quite ill at her home. Miss Fanny Eshleman Shank,
quantity of goods stolen. Mrs. Geo. Weber is ill at her | eighty-three, died at the home of
While searching for the property, {home on West Donegal street her sister, Mrs. C. S. Gingrich, 218
Zerphey and Darrenkamp found | Mr. Ed. Gutshall is confined to | West Donegal street, last Wednes-
several boxes of the cigars in a | his home on account of sickness ay afternoon of complications.
Columbia store owned by Mrs. Ly- | Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hendrix are | She was a member of the Brethren
lic Neiss. Darrenkamp, is was |both convalescin after _ quite an |in Christ Church for the past
immediately identified the | illn irty-three years. She is survived
1 as stolen from his store. { ard of by one sister, Emily, wife of C. Ser
Mrs. Neiss said she had purchas- | cases of | Gingrich, of town, with whom she
ed them from Klinger, and the) ded. Nephews and nieces also
proceeded to the defendant’s estab- | m 1 irvive. Funeral services were held
lishment where, it was testified, he |} \ the Detwiler | from the late home Saturday after-
refused to say where he got them. yuth Market St noon. Fu r services were held
The jury this morning returned a | ld of St. Luke ‘rom the Evangelical church with
verdict of not guilty. | will meet Wed- | butial in the Mt, Joy cemetery. 3
rr tll A le eee ith Mr Arthu (turn to page 5)
OUR ROTARY CLUB aan gi ™
HELD LADIES Nicht] moved his family | TROUT SEASON OPENS;
a into ihe Lu FEW FISH ARE CAUGHT
Last night the Mount Joy Rotary | theran Church property on West | The trant Bali
Club held ladies’ night at the Oak. |Man Street. the trout fishing season opentd
oS a | Mr. Fred Fenstermacher is Monday and although there are
lyn Tea House, west of Eiizabeth- : . trout Fm :
: on oh : ensively renovating his property | trout streams hereabouts in
town. The affair, which is an an- | 0 Tort Main strcol formerly oc- | Which the speckled beauties can be
nual occurrence, was a bye ed by Jobin Munna : found, the weather was anything
in every way irrespective har BR. Zi . | but rable and the streams high.
fact that the weather | Kennels owner | fair catches were made by those
thing but favorable. od Zour: of his { who had the nerve to try under the
The Lyric Ensemble urnished [ show at CI a al e adverse conditions. i
the entertainment. These artists] award Mumma, of town,
participated: Mildred Kemmerer | A cottaze prayer was 1 1 ozen, the largest of
Hoffstadt, Soprano; Esther L. Alt [1 1d Saturdav evening with Mr. wit measured 12 inches, in the
house, Contralto; Ray B. Hall, |an Henry Zerphey, on N. Done al creek.
Tenor; Harry T. Stark, Basso;| Barbara street. Quite a large at-{._. - srs., Ed. Ream, A. D. Garber,
John G. Brubaker, Director; Erma ftendanc gathered, participating in eo Mumper, Jno. W. Newcomer,
Phillips, Reader. the song and prayer service. | dno. E. Schroll, and C. N. Mumma
. a as spent fw days in Perry Co. Four
r | THE GIRL SCOUTS MET, oh he BUOYS fam fished several
ORGANIZ ATIONS GOING HIKING SUNDAY and caught thirty, the larg.
EF | est being landed by Mr. Garber.
foes ; lhe weather and streams were any-
MAKE REPORTS lhe meeting was called to order{thing put favorable. Snow fell at
| by the captain, roll was called, and|times on Monday.
| dues were collected. Prayer was Alderman H. B. Glatfelter, of
OUR LOCAL WELFARE AssO. | read by the chaplain. |Harrisburg, and his two sons,
CIATION MEETS WITH EX- The troop discussed going hiking | Joseph and James, of Columbia,
ECUTIVE COMMITTEES | on Sunday morning at 11:00 o’-|landed 42 trout in the Donegal
TO HEAR REPORTS | Tock. Every one should be pres-|Creek.
= — | ent to go along. EE a
Ene first quarterly meeting vers A on A YORK MOTORIST
the Executive Committee of the Mt. | hoped to have them for Memoria
Joy Welfare Association was held | Day. Girl Scouts have to wear FACES THREE CHARGES
Monday, April 18th. | their bloomers and middies every : . ;
The Treasurer of the Associa- | Wednesday for the meeting. 3 anges of re through av
tion and the local organizations re- | The Ladies’ Auxiliary of Mt.{his license cards : UE Sow
ceiving “aid thru this Association } 30g gave the Girl Scouts $5.00 for te rR Se A an
Te tg | . . at 3 1 -
Be TOD pad aol. | selling Goes We thank them gainst Warren Leeking, of York,
lortos or Worse Dire SARL: | very much, : ; =o by Chief of Police Elmer Zerphey.
edocs. S310. The total wae. The troop was drilled in march- Leeking threatened to beat up the
Pledges, 2B] ing by Scoutmaster James Hilt in|policeman, it is claimed, when stop
Expenditures: Local Oreaniza- | the Junior High gymnasion. ped : ran infraction of the traffic
tions, $8.60; Lancaster Welfare, | The Star Spangled Banner was| regulations here on Sunday. Zer-
$11.08: Total, $19.68. | sung and we then adjourned. { phey chased him to Florin where he
The Benevolent Society reported | The scribe is Carcena C. Engle. | only succeecded in stopping Leek:
in detail of the families visited and | |ing after running him off the con-~
aided by them, and of $93 expend- | BOOSTERS’ TO DINE [ crete. i
ed during January and February | AT MURRELL’S INN tigi — Sun.
and a balance, after receiving the — es LIFE TERM FOR THE
Welfare check of $835.03. The Booster Club, of the FOURTH FELONY OFFENSE
The Hospital Auxiliary in its re- ania Chapter, held their -—
port Stated, tut hy y Big la neeting at i headquarters, Pp vlvania’s criminals, cons
to refurnish the Mt, Joy oom in ( rarden Spot lestapfant, on Yea fone Pn
modern sanitary furniture, and dls Hi “ nin with /a seventy- - umes ota felony, ow
their contribution for linens not be- five percent ) ; i re ae Ee fife Imprisohs
ing due, the money received from Club hold Ladies ask 1 of the
the Welfare Association was plac- Apri rT
ed in the treasury which then show- | 2 s Inn \ modified Baumes bill was, pass-
ed ‘a balance of $164.46, nme by the House last night
The Well Baby Clinic reported | bey ’ he was in the hands of
their registration to be 497 and | Garden Spot restaurant at s = |! nor Fisher, who is certain to
their attendance for January, Feb- | clo k, Mond: gf rt he has expressed himself
ruary and March was 282. Dr. |at Murrell’s In: seven wccord with this measure
Wm. Workman ¢ ed by Miss Mr. Earl Nev ner I lis- {and others advocated by the State
Kersey, R. N., was-in regular at- ville, was m 1 16 es Commission.
tendance. The check from the Wel- | th Club 3 the el
fare Association had been placed i Zviopl ’ .
the treasury and was as Ee peg 2 4 ik quartet 1S 1 rme LADY INJURED WHEN
erm | an 1 hel: oh Lat ile fq AUTO STRUCK A POLE
SENATE PASSED THE I Mrs. A. D. Snook, of Asbury
FOUR CENT GAS TAX | \. J., sustained minor injur-
ns MT. JOY HIGH WILL the head when the car in
The Senate passed finaily the ad- | INTRODUCE BASEBALL [which she was riding with Mr.
ministration’s four cent gasoline | Snook crashed into a telephone pole
tax bill by a vote of 36 for and 12 Mt. Joy High will introduce base |on the road between Elizabeth- {
against. ball for the first time in the history [town and Rheems. Mr. Snook
The increased tax imposes an ad-
ditional $9,000,000 tax levy on
the gasoline consumers of the
state for the period of one year
beginning July 1, 1929.
nen eet “Gene
RAN PAST TWO RED LIGHTS;
THEN HAD A COLLISION

Mr. C. M. Mohle was
arrested by Constalfle Zerphey on
Saturday after he 2d thru a red
signal at Main an Barbara Sts.,
and also thru a red signal at Main
and Manheim streets and later col-

Bros.’ ad on another page of the
Bulletin.

liding with the Chevrolet sedan op-
erated by Frank, Hershey, of town.

«| nine plays here.

of the school this year, with Coach
Nitrauer rounding up what looks
like a fast team for the opening
game this afternoon when Coach
Sammy Angle’s Columbia High
About 20 candidates have re-
ported and enthusiasm indicates
that the Joytowners will be very
much in the baseball picture if ma-
terial any indication.
Published Her Poem v4
A poem written by Miss Rebecca
Helman, of town, was published in
the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
is

[body was brought to Elizabethtown

.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
OUR MORTUARY
RECORDINGS
MANY WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
HAVE PASSED TO THE
GREAT BEYOND

Cyrus W. Swords died at Mount=
ville, aged 70 years. Willard
Swords, of Silver Spring, is a son.

Wm. R. Fieles, aged 69 years,
antique dealer and sportsman of
Christiana died at his home Monday
morning.

Chester Stetter
Chester Stetter, twenty-two, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stetter, forz
merly, of Elizabethtown, died in
New York Wednesday. The
on
and received by his grandfather,
Aaron Herr. The whereabouts of
the parents is unknown. Funeral
services were held Saturday after-
noon at the Frank S. Miller funeral

stated that he ditched his car in at-
tempting to avoid striking a car
driven directly in front of him by

J. A. Garber, of Elizabethtown.
Mrs. Snook was given first aid

treatment in Mount Joy.
ee etl enn.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CON-
VENTION AT LANDISVILLE

The 25th Annual Sunday School
Convention of the E. Hempfield
district No. 2 will be held in the
Church of God at Landisville
Saturday, May 4th, with afterno
and evening sessions. The prog

one day last week.

will be announced at a later di