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The Mount Joy Bulleti
CS RT ARTS

VOL. XXX, No. 16
MOUNT Joy, PEN WEDNESDAY,

SEPTEMBER 24, 1930
$
1.50 IN ADVANCE

——
Second Memorial From the Shellers

Drinking Fountain In Our Park
Followed
by Gift to Cemetery

Former School Director, Physician and Histor-
ian Kindly Remembers His Native Town—
Both Gifts Are Greatly Appreciated by Citi-
zens Here.

A very appropriate
the late Dr. Adam
wife was just recently
the Mount Joy cemetery.
Some months ago the Mount Joy
Cemetery Association received an
Sheller and
IN MEMORY
DR. AD
memorial to]
erected in|
YAM SHELL
Mount Joy. The offer met with the
[unanimous approval of the direc-
tors.
Mrs. Sweetland, a daughter of
the Shellers, suggested the money
be used for the purchase of a
QF
R& WIFE
I ER
i
BY
AN NIE
DR. SHELLER MEMORIAL

RECENTLY ‘ERECTED IN
MILLER Be RINTON
THE
MOUNT JOY CEMETERY
from Mrs. Myrtle «B.
Sweetland, of Fargo, North Dakota,
as to whether or not the association
would accept a gift of $500 to be
used as a memorial to Dr. and Mrs.
Adam Sheller, former residents of
inquiry
| drinking fountain at the cemetery,
or for the purchase of trees to be
planted on the boundary lines.
With the approval of
Sweetland, the Association
(Turn to Page 4)
Mrs.
purch-

YOUNG FOLKS
JOIN IN WEDLOCK
: NUMBER OF VERY WELL KNOWN
YOUNG FOLKS ARE JOINED
IN THE HOLY BONDS
OF MATRIMONY

Fauby
Markley:
Miss Fanny Fauby and James
Markley, of this place, were married
on Saturday at Hagerstown, Mary-
land. -
Fisher—Ruhl
George Wayne Fisher, of Cen-
terville, and Dorothy Pauline Ruhl,
of Elizabethtown, were married on
Saturday evening at the Emmanuel
Lutherah church by the pastor, Rev.
P. George Sieger, D. D. They were
attended by Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Shirey and Mr. and Mrs. John)
Stauffer, of Silver Spring.
Ibach—Kulp
Fred Ibach, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred ibach, Mount Joy R. D. 2 and
Miss Esther G. Kulp, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey G. Kulp, Ephrata R.
D. 4 were married by Rev. H. B. Yod-
er at his residence, 518 East King
street. They were attended by Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Graybill, Neffsville,
brother-in-law and sister of the bride.
After the ceremony they left by au-
tomobile for Washington, D. C., and
other points and on their return will
reside in the home of the bride's
parents.
—_———————
Congratulations
Richard Latchford celebrated his
birthday the past week.
Ernestine Gainer celebrated her
6th birthday on Saturday.
Arthur Zerphey, Jr., celebrated
his 6th birthday recently.
Master Robert Leiberher celebra-
ted his birthday the past week.
Mr. Henry B. Klugh celebrated
his birthday on Monday the 22nd.
Mr. Sylvester “Curley” Hendrix
on East Main street, will celebrate
his 24th birthday tomorrow.
rn GEA AT
Coming Friday
The White Rose bowling team,
of York, will be here Friday even-
ing to meet our local Odd Fellows
team. The York team has several
600 bowlers. This should be a very
interesting match. Game at 8 P. M.
BAI re
~

aw ilths
By vi pa, of
RI

Mr. and
Yarrisb J
CLAIMS HUSBAND WED
WITHOUT A DIVORCE
that a tweniy-one-year
Lancaster county youth
twice without concerning
himself about first obtaining a di-
vorce is made in an application for
a decree of divorce filed at the Court
House Friday by his first wife,
The decree is being sought by Mrs.
Grace Heisey, of Rapho township, a-
The charge
old former
married
gainst her husband, William P. Heis-
ey, who lis now living in Baltimore,
Md. According to Mrs. Heisey, her
husband went to Maryland two years
ago shortly after they weré married.
She has since learned hat her hus-
band has since married and is now
living with the second Mrs, Heisey
in Baltimore. Papers in the suit
were filed at the Court House by A.
H. Young, of Manheim, counsel for
Mrs. Heisey No. 1.
Al mre
May Succeed Hoover
John M. Haverstick, 328 New Hol-
land avenue, Lancaster, A has been
recommended by the Board of Game
Commissioners in Harrisburg as the
next game protector in Lancaster
county to succeed Ray K. Hoover, of
New Holland.
A Large Bequest
The Masonic Homes, at Eliza-
bethtown, will receive $50,000 ac-
cording to the will of Mrs. Mattie
E. Clark, widow of Timothy E.
Clark, late of Williamsport. The
estate is estimated at $750,000.
Sheriff Makes Arrest
Charles Crockett, of this boro,
was arrested Tuesday by Sheriff E.
W. Stroup, of New Bloomfield,
Perry Co., for non-support of his
mother, Mrs. Mary Crockett, of
Ickesburg.
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New Barber Shop
Mr. Earl Kaylor has opened a
barber shop at his home, corner
Lumber and David streets, where
he is prepared to accommodate
the public. He will be pleased to
have a share of your patronage.
— eee.
Farm Women Met
The regular meeting of the Society
of Farm Women, No. 8 was held at
the home of Mrs. Ruth C. Kraybill,
at Elizabethtown, on Saturday, Dr.
McFarland’s assistant, G. A. Stevens,

spoke,
—
Marriage Licenses
Charles B. Weidman and Anna
A. Rettew, both of Manheim.
George W. isher, of Silver

Spring, a Do Shy of
town.

Chg
Lob

D. A. R. CHAPTERS
MET AT DONEGAL
250 MEMBERS HEARD CONSTI-
TUTION DAY TALK AT HIS-
TORIC DONEGAL CHURCH
ON WEDNESDAY

“The Constitution” as related to
the American people from Revolu-
tionary times down to the present,
was the theme of a talk by Maurice
R. Metzger, esq., of Middletown, at
historic Donegal church Wednesday
afternoon. He addressed 250 mem-
bers of six chapters of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution
who held a joint meeting there in
celebration of Constitution Day.
Mr. Metzger stressed loyalty to
the Constitution and asserted that
it is the duty of every citizen to
obey the law. In relation to the
prohibition problem, he again em-
plasized law obedience, despite per-
sonal disagreement and prejudice.
Problems, said Mr. Metzger; have
been a part of every period of
growth in our country, edpecially
during wartimes such as the Revo-
lution, the War of 1812, the Civil
and World Wars. His entire address
concerned itself with the Constitu-
tion, its development and relation
to the American people.
The entire program was appro-
priate to “Constitution Day” and
honored the document which for
the past 141 years has been the
legal foundation of the nation’s
government. Members of the Don-
egal, Witness Tree, Yorktowne,
Lebanon, Swatara and Pine Ford
chapters of the D. A. R. attended.
The program was sponsored by
the Donegal chapter and Mrs. Wal-
ter N. Keylor, newly elected regent
of - the chapter presided. Fifty
members of the Donegal chapter
attended the program which includ-
ed vocal solos by Mrs. Carl Daum,
Columbia, and piano selection by
Mrs. Harry Miller, of the Lebanon
chapter. Paul Yackly, bass soloist,
sang several solos, accompanied by
Miss Marie Gast. ’
A picnic supper was served in
the grove adjoining the church fol-
lowing the program which opened
at 2:15 o'clock.
A
Keller & Bros.
J. B. Keller & Bro.
vate sale of a carload of Crawford
County Fresh Cows and
on Friday afternoon, Sept.
Don’t miss it.
LOCAL DOINGS
AROUND FLORIN
ALL THE UP-TO-DATE HAPPEN.
INGS FROM THAT THRIVING

Sale
will hold pri-
26th.

AND BUSY VILLAGE
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ebersole
announce the birth of a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Williams an-
nounce the birth of a son on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Rhoda Stamen and children
spent Sunday in Perry County with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Buller
spent._Sunday at Harrisburg with
friends.
Mas. Rhoda Stamen will spend
some time in Lancaster in the
home of Benjamin Keil.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fike and
daughter, Evelyn, autoed to Dover,
York county on Sunday.
Mr. Christ Malehorn was
ably surprised when his family
helped him celebrate his birthday
on Monday evening, at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Kline were
pleasantly surprised on Saturday
(Turn to page 5)
ID Ir eres
agree-
OUR U. B. C. E. SOCIETY
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the United Brethren church held its
election of officers on Sunday even-
ing. The result of the election was
as follows: President, Mr. Wilbur
I. Beahm; 1st V. Pres., Curtis Reisch;
2nd V. Pres. Charles Wealand; Secy.,
Mrs. Maude Edwards; Corresponding
Secy., Miss Edna Pennell; Treasur-
er, Miss Eunice Herr; Pianist, Esth-
er Baker; Choristers, Lloyd Kline
and Warren Bentzel; Intermediate
Superintendent, Mrs. Alvin Bigler;
Junior Superintendent, Miss Lillian
Felker.
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Franks’ Next Sale
C. S. Frank & Bro. will hold
their next community sale at their
place of business near town, Wed-
nesday evening, Oct. 1, when they
will sell cows, poultry, fruit, ete.
RE, aa,

Pollution Kills Fish
Thousands of fish have been
killed in the Conestoga creek, at
Lancaster, by recent pollution.
Cyanide of potash was dumped in-
to the ' ream.
. , Robbed of $21.00
er Albright, of was

of his ken

rse | WW b2

Messrs. Rufus and Charles Weid-
man, who operate a miniature golf
Springers | course on West Main street, plead
guilty of violating the old Sunday
Blue Law, went before Burgess
Chandler and paid their fine. They
operated their golf course on Sun-
day.
BO eS EE
Settled Out of Court
Tuesday morning,
ed when
The final
mobile
Poff, Landisville,
started by Mrs.
ow of the vietim,
Martin,
machine.
Will
Mr. Holtzhauer
Tydol Oil Station, (
suit, in

SUNDAYS
Constable
kept busy during
fic violators, booze
Constable Zerph
fus B. Weidman
golf course on We
Sunday, violating
laws.
Chandler, plead
charge and paid
amounting to $
Zerphey has been
course is open.
Traffic
Jacob O. Risse
R. 3 and L. Robe
Hill, Pa.
of Lancaster, who
(Turn to
A Brutal
Harry Dietrich,
four children with
hanged himself in
Lowest in

The price of w

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WENT BEFORE BURGESS
AND PAID THEIR FINE

In the last suit
a settlement was
accident in
Edna F.
of this bor
EEE
Move
yard
West of town, will move his family |
here from Strasburg Oct 1. He
will occupy the Scott property on
West Donegal street.

TWO TRAFFIC ARRI ARRESTS —
ERATING GOLF COURSE ON
IS A VIOLA-
TION HERE—OTHER
ARRESTS

Elmer
for

called in Court
trial was avert-
affected.
volving an auto-
which William
was killed, was
Poff, wid-
Andrew
of the
against
o, driver
Here
man at fe)
formerly Shenk’s) |

Many Saw It
A large number of people came to
the Bulletin office last week to see the
night blooming cerens exhibited here.
On Thursday night the plant had six
beautiful white blooms and two the |
night previous. It was the property
of Mr. I. K. Hinkle on East Main
street.
PICKED FROM
THE CARD BASKET
PERSONAL MENTION ABOUT
THE MANY COMERS AND
GOERS IN THIS LOCALITY
———

Mr. Kenneth Leiberher spent |
Sunday at Columbia. |
Mrs. Earl Lyons was a visitor to
Saturday. [
Scott, of Harrisburg, |
in town.
Lancaster on
Mrs. Howard
spent yesterday

CONSTABLE HAD
VERY BUSY WEEK x
OP-
Zerphey
the week, among
was
his victims being Blue law and traf-
transporters, etc
Paid His Fine
arrested Ru-
operating the
st Main street on
the Penna.
ey
Blue
He appeared before Burgess
guilty to the
fine and costs
8.75. Constable
instructed to re-
peat the arrests each Sunday if the
Arrests
r, Elizabethtown
rt Freed, Drexel
Were Transporting Beer
Earl Dunlap and
Frank
were arrested by
Page 8)
Grimm,
et mn
Murder
aged 40, of near
Spry, York Co., killed his wife and
an ax and then
his barn, wiping
out the entire family,
ll A Clee

4 Years
4 on the Chi-
is the lowest it
y-four years,
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Eberle
spent the week end at Erie, Pa.
Mr. Arthur Moyer has returned
to Lafayette College, Easton, Pa.,
this week.
Miss Helen Snyder will return
to Roberts-Beach School, Catons-'
fle Md., for another year.
Naomi Wolgemuth returned
after nding the past week!
Mifflin counties i
Me Fred Leiberher and two |
sons, Misses Hazel and Dolores
Pennell spent Saturday at York.
Mrs. ebecca Goslin returned
home after spending several weeks
here with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stark
Miss Dorothy Henry, of Rheems,
visited in the home of Mr. and
(vurn to page 5)
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MR. AND MRS. FLETCHER
ENTERTAIN MANY GUESTS

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fletcher en-
tertained a number of folks on Sat-
urday evening. The folks who gath-
ered at their home were: Mr. and
Mrs. William Haines and children,
Pauline, William, Margaret, Dorothy,
John, Samuel and Charles of Man-
heim, R. D. 2; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Fletcher, Jr., and children, Frank,
3rd, Ruth and Robert of Mount Joy
R. D. 2; Mrs. John Conner, Mrs. Su-
san Derr, Mrs. Maude Edwards and
children, Dorothy and Pauline of
Mount Joy; Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Houseal and children,. Helen, James
and Richare®, of Maytown.
A “doggie” roast and
ow toast was the feature
ening.
AY “Ieee.
BOOSTERS CHALLENGE
ROTARIANS TO BOWL
The Booster Club met Monday
night at the Garden Spot Restaurant
and at this meeting the club decided
to rent a booth at the Community
Exhibit to be held Oct. 23, 24, and
25. A bowling team was formed in
the club and the first challenge will
be extended to the brother Rotarians.
B. R. ishop of the Boosters, was
choser gptain.
marshmall-
of the ev-

jwas due to
| by Sheriff 'P. DP.
| township

the adjoining cemetery. |
Thomas Mc Elligott

Word was received here of the
death of Thomas F. McElligott,
Jr., 56, of Philadelphia, which oc-
curred Saturday morning. Death
acute dilation of the
Mr. McElligott was in the
(Turn to nage 5)
ntl A Ress.
heart,
THE SIEGRIST ASSIGNEES
SELL MORE REAL ESTATE
On Saturday, Messrs. Jacob N. |
Hershey, Roy B. Sheetz and Rohrer
Stoner, assignees of I. S. Siegrist,
offered additional real estate at
public sale:
The 97 acre tract known as the |
Harvey Nolt farm along the Mar- |
ietta and Lancaster pike, in West |
Hempfield township, was purchased
Dattisman for
$10,510.
The as the Zea-|
farm located on the Big Chi-|
creek in West Hempfield
totaling about 67
withdrawn at
premises known
mer
ques
and
acres of land was

1 $5,000.
One-half interest in a 2% story
brick warehouse situated in the|
west ward of Mount Joy was pur-
| chased by Clarence H. Siegrist for
| $3,500. |
Mr. C. S. Frank was the auec-|
tioneer. |
meee etl AA eee. ce
LARGE TOBACCO SHED
WAS RAISED ON FRIDAY |
|
|
A large tobacco shed on the farm |
of Clayton G.
na, was raised on
Swope, Rowen-
Friday
near
morning.
The following folks assisted: Jacob
harles, Edward Charles, John
Charles, Frank Amold, John Ar-
nold, Ben Landis, Wilbur Landis,
Marvin Landis, Daniel Sipling,
Lester Dupes, Christ Alleman, All-
en Alleman, Mike Grove, Dan Sip-
tand, Irvin Engle, Aaron Halk,
ling, Jr., Jacob Swope, Christ Hies-
Clyde Lehman, Amos Grove, Arth-
ur Miller.
ter crew are building
Harry Fink and carpen-
the shed.
The following assisted Mrs.
Swope with the lunch: Mrs. B. L.
Landis, Mrs. Jacob Charles, Mrs.
Jacob Swope and Miss Rachel Lan-

dis. The lunch was served on the
lawn.
etl eee
Foot Ball Seasom Opens
On Sunday, Sept. 28th, at 2:30
o'clock, the foot ball season will
open for the local eleven on
Brown’s Athletic field against the
Lincoln A. C., of Lancaster
rr el rn
Violated Motor Code
John Lehman, of Elizabethtown,
was arrested for violating the mo-
tor code. He was operating a
truck for commercial purposes un-
der dealer’s license tags.
ee eet En
Wiil Settle Estate
Charles G. Hicks, Maytown, execu-
tor of Bertha Schaub, late of East
| portunities for
| picture of

OLD BRICK TAVERN WAS TWO ARE KILLED ARRESTED FOR DAMAGES
RAIDED AGAIN SATURDAY [ i FOLLOWING AUTO CRASH PREPARATIONS
Mrs. Jessie Gerlach, alleged pro- IN CYCLE CR ASH Lester Fry, twenty-two, of Lan- FOR OUR FXHIBIT
prietress of the Old Brick® Tavern, - AL | caster, was arrested by Chief of 4
one mile east of Marietta, posted mn Police Elmer Zerphey, of this boro,
$1,000 bail before Justice of the | MIDDLETOWN YOUTHS DIE IN |at the lancaster stock yards VARIOUS COMMITTEE CHAIR-
Peace C. C. Hicks, of Maytown, for ACCIDENT 4 MILES WEST Thursday afternoon, on charges of | MEN ARE WORKING HARD—
court trial following a raid Satur- OF ELIZABETHTOWN— assault and battery with an auto- HALF BOOTH SPACE AL-
day night. INVESTIGATION IS mobile, preferred by Irvin Erhart, READY SOLD
Betty Bryson, alleged inmate, LAUNCHED of Elizabethtown R. D., as the re-
was committed to jail in default of sult of an accident in Center Chairmen of committees of the
bail for a! hearing before Hicks. Two youths were instantly killed | Square, Elizabethtown, in August, (ninth annual Mount Joy Community
The raid was staged by County De- [and three other persons were in- | Which resulted in the damage of |[Show met Friday night in borough
tective Jadob Weller and Constable | jured Monday night in a head-on the Earhart car and slight person-|council Chamber, making further
Maxwell Shrgent, six cases of beer [collision between a motoreycle and al damage to the prosecutor, : plans for the event to be held Oec-
and a gollon of liquor being con-|an automobile on the Lancaster- During the same accident, Miss tober 22, 23 and 24. Ralph Eshle-
fiscated. Harrisburg highway about four Beulah Bechtel, of Rheems, who |man. the treasurer, reported that the
Several weeks ago Mrs. Gerlach | miles west of Elizabethtown. Inves- | 2° riding with Fry o the time of [rocks
brought charges of larceny against [tigation was instituted rile crash, Yo Perry county Ys A = Chairman of
five young men of Mount Joy, |by state and Dauphin county auth- Susie a laceration of the face. jis, renoried that Clarence Newcom-
= : re a Fry was released under $300 bail er's garage will be used for the ex-
whom she claimed stole six cases of orities. os for a hearing before Squire El. hibits of the 4H Corn club and 4-H
beer from the tavern. Solomon J. Ettinger, twenty-one wood S. Grimm, Elizabethtown, Sample voting machine. The borough
SNE 0 Wie esse and Paris Owen Hughes, nineteen, |. Thursday. sample voting machin. The borough
S S CONVENTION both of Middletown, were : [will decide at the November election
. hy 1 1 1 Their motorcycle crashed into a whether to adopt voting machines.
auto riven by William Meyer, of OUR MORTUARY Demand for booths is greater than
TO BE HELD HERE near Elizabethtown, as the latter | jever this year. Mr. Lenhard report-
was in the act of passing another | led He announced that space on
Re car driven by Elmer Kreiser, whose RECORDINGS i» street south of the Market
October 22 and 23 the Dates for | home is near the scene of the acei- | [house and on New Haven street has
the County Sunday Schools’ | dent. [heen reserved for automobile ex-
Event, Pledge $500 to State Ettinger, who was driving the cy- | MANY WELL KNOWN PEOPLF hibits. ,
Work. cle, was hurled by the impact thru | HAVE PASSED TO THE The 4-H. Sewing club will be asked
x the windshield of the automobile, GREAT BEYOND to, exhibit all of its products. Four
Lancaster County’s annual Sun- his mangled body landing in the | 5 {new prizes will be offered for the
day School convention will be rear seat. Hughes was thrown to | Emanuel Berkheiser, aged 65, 4H Corn club exhibits, and the boys
held in the U. B. "Church here, the highway about 20 feet away, died at Columbia. |and girls- themselves will judge the
Wednesday afternoon and evening [with a fractured skull and broken | | or
and Thursday forenoon, afternoon neck. Mrs. Albert Weist Daniel- Brubaker reported that half
and evening, Oct. 22 and 23. Meyer suffered severe lacerations | Mrs. Margaret Weist, wife of the space in the Market house has
The program was announced at | of the face and head and. will, Albert Weist, Rowenna, died Mon- already been taken. Irwin H. Ginder
the meeting of the executive com- forbes lose the sight of his wight | day morning of a complication of anzouliced that 200 rabbits and cav-
mittee in Lancaster Tuesday even- Mire, Meyer and Her daugh. | after an illness , of one les will be exhibited. he next meet
ing. ter, Elizabeth, sixteen, also sustain- | year. A son, Joseph William, Mid- ns bid held Friday evening, Sep-
The keynote address at he | oq ire and. braises, ores, Also several 25 of § o'clock in the coun-
Shonie hn R wil "i ad by | and all three were patients Monday ial dren. i= :
he president, ev. Ce er, i hos rn St
of rT In the evening night in the hos pial, Anthony Fauser | NO. 5 HELD
Rev. E. H. Bonsall will speak on | Our Now Operates | Anthony Fauser, eighty-three, CONVENTION AT DONEGAL
“Young People and the Church of | Miss NN Rie 3 idied Sunday at his home at Man- |
To-day.” lof the Mount Joy High School | heim. He was a retired farmer and| District No. 5 of the Lancaster
Rev. Felton, of Columbia, will clams 1s the now linotype ‘a member of the Mennonite church County Sabbath School association
deliver the convention sermon operator at ? the Bulletin office. | He is survived by these ' children: held its convention on Sunday at
Thursday morning, and Dr. | che is the daughter of Mr. and | Mrs. Amos Walter, East Petersburg Donegal Presbyterian church. The
George Wellburn will give an ad- | Miz Harry Hinkle on West Main | MIs. ‘Emma Ritter, Litits; . Harry, district comprises schools in East
dress. In the afternoon there will ? | Penn township, and Abraham and Donegal, Maytown and Marietta.
be “Echoes from the Toronto Con- Miss Hinkle fills the vacancy |Amanda, at home. Topics discussed were: “The
vention,” by Rev. Spotts, of Lan- caused by the resignation of Mrs. | The: funeral was held this after- Workers’ Prayer Life,” “The Vaca-
caster, and Rev. Samuel, of Lititz, Charles Brooks, who wil go to noon with further services at Hern- tion hurch School,” “Standard E.,”
and an address by Dr. Wellburn. | housekeeping. ley’s Mennonite church. Burial in A Survey of County Work,” ‘Lead:
(Turn to page 5) LE EN SR ership Training School” and “Op-
Young
The evening address
Dr. John B. Noss, of
Marshall college
People.”
was given by
Franklin and
, on the subject “The
Message of Christianity Compared
with Other Religions.” Rev. Gaskell
directed the singing and special mus-
ic by the combined choirs of Maytown
featured the evening session.

INDIAN RELICS IN
STATE MUSEUM
NEARLY 100,000 PIECES ARE
ON DISPLAY AT CAPITOL IN
HARRISBURG — FINE
CRAFTSMANSHIP

Harrisburg, Pa.—Visitors to Har-
risburg will find few means of
spending a more absorbing few
hours or half a day than in going
through the State Museum.
The beautiful stone building
standing just south of the Capitol
contains such an assortment of re-
lics of life in Pennsylvania, from
the days of the Red Men up until
recent years that with a little use
of the imagination the spectator
can reconstruct for himself a vivid
how life in
the State that

is now humming with industry and
burdene th automobiles went
| throug after stage of devel-

opment centuries.
The eg houses the
State Library, containing a remark-
able collection of documents con-
nected with the State’s history and
other writings on the Common-
wealth, together with a large gen-
eral collection of books. The mu-
seum is the Pennsylvania articles.
There is the Pennsylvania German
(Turn to page 8)
OUR BOROUGH COUNCIL
MET MONDAY EVENING
President Jno. L.
Boro Council
Murphy called
special session
Monday evening for the purpose
of taking action on the report of
the solicitor relative to placing
the water bond issue before the
voters at the November election,
The resolution as prepared by
solicitor Jno. A. Coyle was pre-
sented, passed and appears in the
advertising columns of the Bulle-
tin,
All members of
Mr. Witmer were
Burgess Chandler.
rr AAP A
into
Council, except
present, also

Students’ Home Coming
A Students’ Home Coming meet-
ing will be held on Saturday all
day at the Messiah Bible College,
Grantham. A fine program will be
given. 3

Held Baptizing Sunday
The Mastersonvllle Brethren in
Christ church held baptizing (servie-
es in the Little Chicqyes go
Sunday noon. Bishop gdh Gos

Donegal township, )

officiged Lor 8 apy iy