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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1930
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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.

14 1 |EDUCATING THE
| 1 THAT LITTLE CAME” lation to, RY ¥ B. Link ;
ii MOTORING PUBLIC
VOICE FROM | rim > l / IIIT fil
| THE RAFTERS Toh LL : ELL. Tie HAVE Ai) AT
2 PY Ad WE WiNNER gE NE VALUABLE INFORMATION FOR
DYE THINK “RAIN FARE MOTORISTS FURNISHED THE
NORE AT HOME. BULLETIN BY KEYSTONE
Yume ne 1 IF | STAY ON AUTOMOBILE CLUB
777 LAST Tai usr \ | THIS ONE.
7, THE LOSER p IS ASour WINNER] Tribute to the accomplishments
“ov GUNS of the Pennsylvan’a Department of
1 HAD BETTER You-FELLOWS - Highways in the elimination of the
A GET OUTA HERE. ang sour LIFE highway hazards is paid in a state-
1 WE G > - NSUR E ment today by the Keystone Auto-
TE YouR- OWN oe Club, which Aig an
WAY: BooT- Te | Your. TRAIN ists that highway conditions are
JusT- Il FARE (F You better now than at any time since
ABOUT- EVEN. the automobile became a factor in
transportation,
“In addition to building more
than 700 miles of new roads thus
lL ng Ye
Club, ‘the Department 1
ways has eliminated g
! than 260 miles o ai mg
dangerous stretches o
“Because th ork the Dx
is done nobtrusively,
fanfa of or
\ promotion, erage
| motorist is inclined to take thin
or granted and accept the newer
and better condition without com-
Ny ment. a organization of mo-
ui a torists we believe that public credit
THANKS" should be given to the enterprise
“THE BINDS STAY ALL NIGHT: NS: an | TE pore 2 Jae ir
im Sea Re Samuel Eckels and W. A. Van Duz-
er. They could have done much
¥or Dependable Used Cars { | “ T O N E less this year and still kept the De-
LI'L 4 artment i he ‘ank of
i a Ly oh bf ee i
| « >
it your hair | Betore placing your order r oe
3 elsewhere, see us. TRINITY EV AN,
Elmer G. Strickler How long is it? | Comed Stone. Also manufac-
How many gary | Surers of Concrete Blocks, CONGREG CHURCH
Maytown’s Chevrolet Home | since it was cut? ( Sills and Lintels. 4 .
10 IS RIGHT. Haircut | (Oso Pore Orel
i every 10 days. . beginning Monday night and fol-
| Go Now, to J. N. Stauffer & Bro ld) through ot the os
! y | MOUNT JOY. PA. Pastors who formerly served Mt.
PEN EVENINGS | H h B i Sh | Joy, will return to preach. while spec
0 | BIS gy S al er 0 i as tal music will grace the occasion each
| By subscribing for the Mount Joy | . .
; | Agent for Manhattan Laundry Bulietin you can get all the local Following 1s the program to which
Terms to Suit Buyer ¢ | news for less than three cents a the concen pabite ts Toast cordially
invited,
Monday, October 13, Rey L .O.
Waist, of Ephrata. The Men's chorus
) he 'n will sing a number of
© { 3 a i W n
@ BY tll ne Woh
© © ©® of Freckville, will be present
©) @ to preach. The United Brethren Mal
® © |Quartette will s
Wednesday, October 15, Rev. R. H.
8 | mormman oy Harrisburg, preacher o
© & the evening
2 ® ® © | Prof Ern st Baker of Lancast
~\ (A) \ 11 ( Ww
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© = = voca )
3 ®) ®@ | n g Mar
©) ©) id = 1 1 I I, Chorus ( n
@ © 2 ¢ on whi
® @ & @
© © a Sl 0 Rev. C. H. Men |
hy LR {
® ©) ©, © vin int J 1 hs
® @ ®
© © © e held 0
®) 2 |x 3 W H Hartzl dik
2 . ® 2 ay | |
© @ Tuesday ening, October 21, a
4 @ | twenty-eight piece orchestra from our
© ® Evangelical ( Sin hii of
8 © h d 3 ° © | will provide an evening of
| music, ‘hile Wednesday even-
© w Oo a vertises in oti Vi ol A
Program coming to a close with a
great “Prayer Meeting Rally.”
4 tll
: © IRONVILLE
© © see
©® oS © Jacob D. Kauffman, spent a day
éé 9 @ in Reading.
The Young People of District No. 3,
held a meeting in the Ironville U. B
church, on Tuesday evening.
Alvin Albright a graduate of the
@ 1930 class of the Columbia High
School,, has entered the Lancaster
© Business AY y
© Henry Seigrist returning from
9 ® Reading, in an automobile was seri-
2 © doesn’t complain about poor © ously injured in an automobile acci-
© dent, the party with whom he was
traveling stopped his car and another
car following ran into them, badly
business ° he knows damaging both automobiles.
On Tuesday evening the Woman's
© Missionary Society held a meeting
at the home of Laura Kauffman, ar-
i rangements were made to hold a
joint meeting with the Centreville
kk " ® and Silver Spring societies at Centre-
ville on the evening of October 26.
© ae AD Geen.
SALE REGISTER
: If you want a notice of your sale
inserted in this register weekly
from now until day of sale, ABSO-
© LUTELY FREE, send or phone us
your sale date and when you are
ready, let us print your bills.
That’s the cheapest advertising you
can get.
© Saturday, Oct. 11 — On the
premises on the road leading from
Phone 41R2 Heistand’s Mill to Chickies Church
2 2 acre fam by Jno. F. Guhl,
© ogle, auct.
Tuesday, Oct. 14—On the prem-
ises midway between Erisman’s
©@ L h 1 a h and Fairview Church, 4 miles east
et us € p you wit your @ of Mt. Joy, in Rapho township, real
© estate by Walter D. Keener. Frank,
® auct. See advertisement.
d : + bl © Wednesday Evening, Oct. 15—At
a vertising pro ems their place of business near Mount
Joy, regular bi-weekly community
sale by C. S. Frank & Bro.
@ Saturday, OE ; 18-00 5 the
premises in pho township, horse,
ho
@ household goods by A. H. Sipling.
8 6000000000000 | Frank, aut.
{ 3

RELIGIOUS NEWS
CHURCHES IN MOUNT JOY
BORO AND THE ENTIRE
SURROUNDING COM-
MUNITY
Donegal Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. B. Segelken, D. D., Pastor
Church school at 9.30.
D. C. Witmer, Superintendent.
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. Geo. A. Kercher, Pastor

Bible School 9:30 A. M.
Morning Service 10:45 A. M.
Evening service 7 P. M.
The First Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. B. Segeien, D. D., Pastor
Church school 9:30 A. M.
H, S. Superintendent
Morning 1d sermon at
worship a
30. “Our Retreat and the Cal
Lwvening worship at 7:3
ical and pageant
ng people.
St. Luke's
Rev’d. Wil
Holy
first Sunday
10:30
Morning
10:30.
Episcopal Church
S. J. Dumvill, Rector
and sermon
liam
Communion
of each
prayer and sermon at
and address 17.
9:15
Evening prayer
Sunday
Choir rehearsal
6:30.
All who have no church home are
invited to come and with
us.
School
Wednesday even-
ing
worship
Mark’s Church of The United
Brethren in Christ
Rev. C. E. Rettew, Minister
Annual Rally Day in the
School. Prof. A,
speaker,
St.
The
9:00
Sunday
Baugher,
10:15
Morning worship.
“The Prayer of a Child.”
6:30 Young People’s Societies.
of Officers.
Evening service.
Installation
7:30
Mid-week service Wednesday at
7.2
(:30.
Visitors are welcomed at our

Jane,

services. |
Church of God
Rev. I. A. MacDannald, D. D. |
Minister
S.S.9:30 A.M, !
J. 8 Hamaker, Supt.
Sermon 10:30 A. M.
GC. E. 6:30 P. M. Leader, A, B.|
Hoffer
Co union service. All members|
vd . present |
Jur choir Wednes sday 4 Pa. M.
el vice Wednesday 7:45
D1
©1 We 1e3d 8:30
.
( S Fri 7 :3¢ P.
{ |
I l.
Y ¢ 1 y
i}
Flor United Church
In Christ
Rev. J. C. Deitzler, Ph. D.
Minister
Bible School 9:30 A. M.
M ng v 10:30 A. M.
Th € ( Grol in Pi
res of Sil
Ju ( 5:15 P. M. |
Int it Society 5:45 P. M.
Se Society 6:30 P. M.
Ev + Worship 7:15 P. M.
7 ‘“‘Balaam.”
kly announcements:
Choir rehearsal Tuesday 7:30 P.
M.
Prayer Service Thursday 7:30
P.M.
Special Announcements:
Missionary Institute in the Flor-
in United Brethren Church, Tues-
day, November 4. Services both in
the afternoon and evening.
You are cordially invited to all
the services of the church.

ONE MAN KILLED
OTHERS ARE HURT
(From Page One)
chine in which the injured men were
riding He pleaded guilty before
Burgess W. D. Chandler on reckless
driving charges and paid the costs.
Beside the two injured men and
the driver the Neale machine con-
tained Elizabeth Snyder and Dick
Kugle, of Marietta. The machine
wrecked the porch at of
Mrs. Sam Collins.
Gibbons was accompanied by his
wife, Sadie and four children, Et}
Naomi, and Jane Cunningham.
Struck a Pedestrian
Edward Blau of Switzerland, whose
address in this country has not been
the Lancas-
was hit by
the home
1el
learned, is unconscious in
ter General Hospital. He
a delivery truck on the Harrisburg
pike, wst of her e, at 5 p. m. He is
suffering from a possible fracture of
the skull and his condition is regard-
ed as serious by attendants.
Kline Hoffman, of Elizabethtown,
driver of the truck, told police he was
driving toward Mount Joy, just south
of the boro limits when he felt a
jar and looking back on the road saw
a man lying along the side.
Hoffman told police he was unable
to see the pedestrian because he was
blinded by the sun shining on the
windshield. Hoffman took the man
to th office of Dr. A. F. Snyder, of
Mount Joy, where he was treated and
then removed to Lacaster.
— er
If you can get amusement out of
your own follies you should be able
to work up a smile almost any time.
A A
Life is a long lesson in humility.
Theme: |
IN OUR CHURCHES
NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL THE
the |
month at

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PAGE
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL ANK AND TRUST
PANY OF UNT JOY, IN THE ST
OF PENNS JANTIA, AT TH
RESOURCES
Loans and dise OWNS iki 51, 238, Eis
(From page 1) Overdrafts .. Bl... ... heise 256.7!
eases U. 8. secu. own. .. 165,042.13
Elmer S. Bomberger, clerk, Manheim. Oihey bonds, Stocks, sec own 488, 607.98
oa ne Yavie a3 . anking house 27,365.14
David Brandt, clerk, Marietta. Furniture and 13,937.60
Grace E. Hoffman, housewife, Bain Total ...... 40... 0 oe 41,302.74
bridge. Real Estate owned other
I Harry Gal 1 : : than banking House ........ 26,055.11
J. arry Grube, bookkeeper, Land-! Reserve with 8d. Res. Bank 62,406.39
isville. Cash and due ffm banks
Henry Y. Brandt, superintendent, Duiside Shetks 3 sue
Manheim. Redemption fund "with U.S. Tre
Howard Peiffer, farmer, Salunga. Roe ind due {ng : U. 8.. Treas,
rss a Fes Seni ol Pa cceptances of other banks &
Florence J. housewife,| of exchange’ or drafts sold
Manheim. with indorse’'t of this bank 50,677.09
Mary L. Kuhn, housewife, Eliza- Reus ties borroweih — " Jon
er assets .
bethtown. 55051
Petit Jurors, Nov. 24 Total 300. $2,136,412.60
John S. Wolgemuth, farmer, Man LIABILITIES 4
heim R. 4. Capital stock paid in .. $125,000.00
— et urplu 1 dle 175,000.00
Harry M. Coover, farmer, Bain divi profits—het ....... 69,511.67
bridge R. 1. Reserves for dividehds, contingen-
Samuel Y. Heisey, foreman, Eliza cies, : varnish eet 10,809.54
Reser interest, 3
bethtown t 1
{ ) expe S¢ accrued
Fredericl Brookmyer, contractor, | i
Manheim. jo 14s
*| David Dissinger, manager, Man ER 1 R 2 043
i heim | 1 1,094, 74.98
| Morris V. Kell drover, Eliza ti ! refliscounts 80,316.13
| t ganda tar ther "banks and
{ De thtown | exchange or @rafts sold
| George P. Seibold, merchant, Man-| this bank 50,677.09
. 9,000.00
john B. Hal nan farmer, Man- { tal... sens alas $2,136,412.6Q
heim R. 5. | State o nsylvania, County of Lancas-
' a 3 | cer
John I. Charles, farmer, Manheim | I, R. Fe ium, Cashier of the above-
R.2 | nar ¢ ba do solemnly affirm that the
: statement is e 1
| Romanus Ober, farmer, Manheim |knowledge and. belief. = the best of my
{R. 5. R. FELLENBAUM, Cashier.
Q bed d affirm
Allen Demmy, implement dealer, | 4; Pie Snape 0 Ligtore [me
Elizabethtown, Henry G. , Notary Publ.e
John M. Stauffer, quarryman, Mt. ly € Feb. 19, 1933.
Joy R. 2. Shite:
, . : A. L. NISSLEY'
Charles M. Webb, tinsmith, Mount THOS. J. BROWN
Joy. J. S. CARMANY
Petit Jurors, Dec. 1 - a Directors.
acol Vissle lanager, ;
Jacob H. Nissley, ‘manager THE CONDITION OF THE
eim
iol | JST COMPANY LOCATED
Amos Charles, farmer, Bainbridge PENNA. AS OF THE
iR. 1. SEPTEMBER, 1930.
Morris W. MecAllister,, carpenter, RESOURCES:
| Manheim Resery 1
| William Weller, farmer, Columbia
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Christ H. Mumma, salesman, Mount | fond
ov Bonds, judg. of rec
JOY. 0 building” and lot
re A Furniture and’ Fixtures §
EVANGELIST HELD 98, 941.00
ON SERIOUS CHARGE | O¢ Real 4,900.00
Overdrafts
3 . a Ot! esource
Charged with a serious offense
{ committed on a child, Rev. J. A. Ro- Total $361,854.39
man a negro, who styles himself as LIABILITIES
3 pital Stock a ...$125,000.00
an evangelist and who has been go- divided profits eas: ccerrsess 38,764.39
ing from town to town collecting (Reserve; 00. ... 0. . 2,400.00
allo Rn tact = . am depoSitS dese. ives 69,411.94
funds allgedly for mis sions, was ar- | myo ... SRE... 120,546.89
rested in Mount Joy Friday night by | Due to banking institutions 451.17
Chief of Police, Elmer Zerphey and |Bills payable and rediscounts 5,000.00
jim A ther as
| Constable Russell Houser, of Middle- 1a
town Tota
Citizens of Middletown started on M
i 5 a Beam t S$ $15,000.00
ia manhunt Friday after Charles | Other inv i 1,000.00
Stipe, Jr., te son of Mr. and Mrs. |{C bala ‘ 29
| Charles Stipe { e- |
| Charl De, © liddletown, re- i T I Is
ported parents that he had | Corporate Trusts
| been wulted by the negro The unt e value) of Trusts
nist va traced to Mount Joy |Y T mortgage
Yl the comp
where he was a at the home
f William Gantz, colord, of Man-|!
i t In det of bail he
wa onl ed to Harrisburg jail to JW er
aw 1 day 1101 po
AT y t 5
M a 1 be
- : I E AUNGS
{REPORT OF THI CONDITION of oe
OF THE TRUST DEPARTMENT OF
THE FIRS I |
TRUST
JOY
PA Q ]
A Directors.
11930 ——— —
TRUST FUNDS PORT OF CONDITION OF THE UNION
Mortgages ..... $ Bb 2.50 NATIO oY 1 LOCATED
he Mi OV TN PRT
Other investment M JOY, IN STATE or
Yeo . | v1 SYLVANIA, CLOSE
Cash balance ...... $3 1,968.81 3% fi Cy ) EO
Overdraftsh........ $ 241.67 Ts
Total Trust Funds ..$222,694.93 (6
CORPORATE TRUSTS [
Total amount (i. e. face value) of
Trusts under deeds of trust or mort-

County of Lancaster, s8: Undivided

profits—tet

Furniture
“Res
gages executed by Corporations to |] es. Bank
the Bank as Trustee to secure is- |i"! 2nd. From: Danis
: e checks and other
sues of corporate bonds, including items cise
Equipment Trusts, none. Redemption ‘fund with u. S.
Total amount of securities deposit. | 2nd due from U. S.
ed by Corporations with the Bank RE Re. ue
as Trustee to secure issues of Colla- Total ava ey $2,502,668.31L
teral Trust Bonds, none. Stina) i LIABILITIES
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, | sainlas fund © oa

Surplus
: Undivided
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, |¢ :
of Collateral Trust Bonds, none.
H. N. NISSLY, Cashier rep 1
Subseribed and.sworn to before
me this 2nd day of October, 1930.
Annie C. Blensinger, Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan.
1933.
Correct—Attest:
ELI F. GROSH
N
above
knowledge
Subscribed
ird day of

TS.
fund .
pr rofits—net
1amed bank,
statement
and belief
My commi

I, R. Fellenbaum, Cashier of the 5 497.76
hs € 0 bi IS . Ji.
above named Bank, do solemnly Demand deposits 5s 340,851.57
swear that the above statement is Time deposits ae bis -1,328,178. 01
true to the best of my knowledge and | Bills pavable and r edifgounts 213 +005.00
belief. Other liabilities 165.60
R. FELLENBAUM, Cashier Total 5s ..$2,502,668.31
Subscribed and affirmed to before State of Pennsylvania, of Lan-
: 1 Ny er + c caster, ss.
me this 3rd day of Oct., 1930. I. H. N. Nissly, Cashier of the above-
Henry G. Carpenter, Notarial Seal | named bank, do solemnly FR that the
Sob above statement is true to the best of my
Correct—Attest: AD knowledge and belief.
J. S. CARMANY H. N. NISSLY, Cashier.
THOS. J. BROWN Subscribed and affirmed to beforé me this
rc 2nd day of October, 19390.
A. L Nisley *t Annie C Blensingey, Notary Public
irectors y mmission expires Jan, 6, 193%
Corian At aoe
REPORT OF THE CONDITION ls Ane
OF THE TRUST DEPARTMENT PHARES R. NISSLY
OF THE UNION NATIONAL MT. Directors
JOY BANK, LOCATED AT EAST
MAIN ST.; MOUNT JOY, PENNA. RE ATP CONDITION OF THE FIRST
AS OF 24th DAY OF SEPT. 1930. | 1 ANDI ELE IN THE STATE OF PENN.
% INH SYLVANIA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSI.
TRUST FUNDS 2 NESS ON SEPT. 24, 1930.
Mortcactsg .......... $94,925.00
et & $ 7.211.73 RESOURCES
Cash balice ....... $3 7,211.73 | 1.0ans amd discounts ........$373,931.28
Overdrafts ............... 146.64
al Trust Funds $102.136.73 | U. S. Government sec. owned... 35,000.00
Total Trust Funds -$102,136.73 Other bonds, Stocks sec. ow. 315,088.75
CORPORATE TRUSTS Banking House : ...$ 4,100.00
I. Furniture and Fixtures .. 5,400.00 9,500.00
Total amount (i. e. face value) of Receive Ros. Bank.
Trusts under deeds of trust or [Gash and due from banks . 11,932.50
mortgages executed 2 Corporations | Outside checks and other cash
to the Bank as rustee to se- ems... 880... ian 294.42
£ rporate bonds, in- Redemption fund with U e
cure issues of eorp ’ urer & due from U. S. Treas. 1,712.69
cluding Equipment Trusts, none.
Total amount of securities de- Total ........ 70s $
posited by Corporations with the LIABILITIES
Bank as Trustee to secure issues | Capital stock paid in. . 5

rculating notes
County of Lancaster, ss: Due to banks ‘ g
IL H N. Nissly, Cashier of the |Domand deposits
above named Bank, do solemnly |Bills payable and rediscounts
affirm that the above statement is —
true to the best of my knowledge Total ‘amg. - $773,147.79
and belief. State of Pennsylvania, | County of Lancase
Summy,
do
Cashier ®f the above
swliar that the
is true to theibest of my
J. N. SUMMY, Cashier
and affirmed to befére me this
October, 1930.
Henry H. Koser. Notaty Publie
ssion expires Feb. 21, 1931.
solemnly
Correct—Attest:
ELI G. REIST H v Mis
PHARES R. NISSLEY ED. a MYERS
Directo: