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The Time Is Soon Here To
ADVERTISE YOUR
Farm Stock
..AND...
Personal Property Sales
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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
BASKET BALL ON
OUR LOCAL COURT
COUNCIL ADOPTS
METHOD OF
(From page 1)
held in the Boro treasury,
maining $40,000.00 to be
July 1st, 1931 at 4 percent. interest
Our present indebtedness is $25,
000.00 against which we have a sink-
ing fund of $19,780.00 which is on in-
terest at 4 percent. This amount
without any further addition to prin-
ciple will create or build up an
LANDISVILLE DEFEATS LITITZ!
—MT. JOY DEFEATED RYDER
5 AND LANDISVILLE LOST
TO RED STARS
the re
sold "as of
+ Landisville High sprung a siir-
prise on Lititz, our Big Five won
from Ryder 5, the Mount Joy Girls
easily defeated the Quarryville Girls
and our High Boys lost to Quarry-
Pe
NEWS ABOUT THE
PIN SPILLERS
CARLISLE DEFEATED
LOCAL BOWLING TEAM
Our local bowling team journey-
ed to Carlisle last Thursday, even-
ing and got a trimmin’ by 158
points at the hands of the Trimmer
Store team there. Good, of the .
losing team, was high single with
A : amount in excess of $25,000.00 in sev- Fag, Navel Shearer was high triple
ville High during the past week, en years, so you see we will not have si a A 2 count, Score:
Lost to Quarryville to set aside anything for the old issue, | 178 170 172 520 X
Our High Boys lost a close and However, we still have a fixed charge Lyter ....., 178 170 172 520
exciting game to Quarryville High | of $1,000.00 interest annually on the Swarner 156 ... 174 330
31-26 on Friday night. The locals |above issue. Shearer 201 184 197 582
are all playing a bangup game.| The interest on the new loan of Trimmer 170 170 172 512
Score: $40,000.00 at 4 per cent. interest Free teen 157 128 210 545
Quarryville H. S. Field Foul Tis |creates another fixed charge of $1600. | Good ......, 192 192
Hampton, F ....... 6 0 12] Another fixed charge of $850.00 an- os ———————
Hastings, 0 0 0 | nually to create a sinking fund to re- Totals 862 894 925 2681
Fo... 0 0 0 |tire $10,000.00 or Series A in ten Mt. Joy Ist 2nd 3rd Tis
ANSON EF LL 2 4 | years. Barr 2 179 157 159 485
i aa 1 : 8| This makes the “total of fixed Good. ....... 224 .... 178 402
Bucher, 3 0 6 Charges $3450.00 annually for the |Herr ....... 179 154 146 479
Banzhoff, G ....... 0 0 0 | first ten years, Bennett -.. 162 155 817
Ls 3 0 6! Our income from water rents is Seoppy: 5 176 163
ra ih __ (approximately $8,000.00, which would {peppy 0. 160 188
Totals’. ai. 15 1 31 | allow a working account of $4,550.00 |
i: aly a | Totals
Mt. Joy H. S. Field Foul Tis Presuming that the old issue can | .
Mumma, F.......... 2 2 0 | he "Galled. as soon a the sinking fund |
Fellenbaum,'F ...... 3 0 6 | reaches $25,000.00, it will he out of | EAST END BOWLERS
R. Hostetter, C ..... 1 0 2 the way before the expiration of the | DEFEAT WEST ENDERS
Hoffman, C~ ........ 0 0 0 ten year period, that would reduce | x i 2
GC Lo... 2 3 7 {our fixed charges bv $1.000.00 Waar] The East End bowlers won from
Grove. G. ou. soi. 0 1 1|1ly whic! 5 the inter: t paid on . old fe West Ender on the Garden
iSehroll, =... 0. 1 2 4 issue and $400.00 interest on account [=p al eys ! day night by a score
| P. Hostetter, F ..... 0 0 0 | of retirement of $10.000.00 of the new | 1 2466 to 2358, a Margin of 3 108
SR — — | issue, therefore our fixed charges for | Dons bowled high single
Totals 000i 9 8 26 [the next ten years will be as follows: | With 205 and high triple with 535.
! Referee—Henry Greiner. Score- | Int. on remaining $30,000.00 $1200.00 | Score:
keeper — Diffenderfer. Timekeeper [Sinking found for retiring | East End 1st 2nd Tis
—Baker. Time of periods—8 min. $15,000.00 ............ . 1275.00 | Joe Year 161 lea 213
comet i eer rr uu, “is 6 352
High Girls Won Total amount fixed charges $2475.00 Seoppy ..... 158 139 502
Our Mount Joy High Girls took a This amount deducted from our es- | Bennett 175 163 483
good game. from the Quarryville timated receipts of $8000.00 would al- "O'Neil: ..... 166 141 307
Girls on Friday night, 29-19. Seroe: ya working account of $5525.00 an-| Derr ...... 186 161 519
: - | nually. Pot
Sues Giths, : Hae Pont Te Now: we find our bond issuer has Total , 846 1768
ol 5 9 12 been reduced to $15,000.00, making West End 1st’ 2nd
relly our fixed charges for the next ten A. Myers 154 180
Gingrich, C ',...... 0 0 0 years as follows: yers
addi C. Herr 130 149
¢ Seld’idge, S-C ...... 0 0 0 Int. on remaining $15,000 ....$ 600.00 D. Brow > 8
Her, G ,.......0.. 0 0 0 Sinking Fund for retir'g issue 1275.00 | +" Brown 142248 #19
g 4 J. Bowman er 148
Avment, G 02... 0 0 0 Te )
i. | Total amit. fixed charges ..$1875.00 So Bare... 178 178 525
Totals =. i. 8 3 19 This plan covers the thirty . year E. B. Myers . 166 171 337
Mt. Joy Girls Field Foul TIS | period and the issue is entirely can- Total 770 S24 764 2358
Brandt, 6 1 celled otals (i 2 (64 23
Hoffman, ©. 5. 6 0 12 After careful consideration the re- BEd door
{Dillinger. FF 2 0 4 | commedations as presented by the Shoe Factory Wins
Hoffer, C vin... i. 0 0 0 jcommittee, were adopted. Shoe Factory defeated Rohrers-
| Barnhart, $C Lan 0 0 0] A recent motion to make the rate | town by 15 pins In a close and in-
{ Dillinger. Go... 0. 0 0 0 of interest on the water bonds 41 | teresting game. Score:
Heillg, G -.......... 0 0 U percent. was recinded and the rate | Rohrerstown 1st 2nd 3rd Tis
Rice, G Q 0 0 | was fixed at 4 percent. Andy 226 191 170 587
It was then decided to issue the {Todd ....... 181 162 142 485
Totals 14 1 29@new water bonds in the following de- | Ferrich 161 149 146 496
——————-— | nominations: Lockard wend XT CL re aE
Big Five Won | Series A—Ten $1,000 bonds. R. Starr .... 141 188 148 472
Our Big Five won an easy game { Series B—Fifteen $1,000 bonds and | Whitey ..... 183 152 335
from the Ryder 5 by the one-sided |tWenty $500 bonds, — ee
score of 43-26. Laskewitz. Charles | Series C—Fifteen $1,000 bonds and Totals 892 842 758 2492
and Beamenderfer were the high Ly $500 bonds. ; vl Shoe Factory Ist 2nd 3rd Tis
SCOTers. | 1 pon oto i was decided to Mumper 197 1857. ... ‘380
Ryder 5 Field Foul Tis ™REe We entire fsme coupon term. grids: °° 150 175 149 474
Lawrence, FF ....... 1 3 5 Anderson 128 194 207 _529
McDivjit, F ........ 3 48 9 SALE REGISTER Walters 194 195 163 552
Seifreid, F .......... 0: 31 TT Kinsey ..... 134 155 147 436
Fries, C. .............. 4 190 8 If you want a notice of your sale Mateer ..... et 160 1'6
Benner, @ ,........ 1 i. + g| ingested jn Ei register Yona . -
3 from now until day ef sale, - 26 2
Johns®@G cc 0, 0 i. _ |LUTELY FREE, send cr hore. ds Totals 803 878 826 2507
Totaly tts... 9 a 26 | your sale date and when you are ;
Mt. Joy Field Fol Tet us vent your will], SE eet an will
Laskewitz, F ....... 4 {758 £3 [58 cheapest. advertising yoy to The. 008 Soller Hoon
Charles, F ......... 6 0 12 Saturday, Feb. 21st—On the premi- | on Chestnut Street. Lancaster, and
Hawthorn, C....... 1 0 2 | ses in the village of Salunga, W.|bowl the Armstrong Linoleum
Halbleib, C ........ A 0 2| Hempfield Twp. real estate and team, of that place on Friday even-
Beamenderfer, G ... 5 1 11 personal property by Albert Brosey | ing.
Xlagh; G ........... 0 C and David Malehorn, Executors of the
Blis- G 0. 2 1 5|last Will and Testament of Benj.
Weaver. FP ......... 0 1 1 | Brosey, Deceased. LOC AL DOINGS
Osgood. IF ......... 0 0 0 Friday, Feb. 27—On the premises,
T lon the Toad leading from Manheim to AROUND FLOR
.... 2 3 43 | Colebrook, near Old Line, over 100
Referee, Duncan. Scorekeeper. head of live stock, entire line of im- i
Lawrence. Brown. | plements, etc. by Allen H. Hoffer. (From page 1) :
Time of periods, 10 minutes. Tuesday, March 3—On the prem- The Official Board of the Un'ted
; i hos ises near Hossler’s church, in Rapho Brethren Church, held their re-
Landisville High Won [ |township, live stock, implements gular meeting las evening. The
Leading throughout the Landis- and household goods by Harvey G. regular routine of © business was
ville High School team defeated| the | Becker. Frank, auct.
Lititz High School by a score of] 31 Tuesday, March 10—On the
to 26 in a well played game on {the | premises near Silver Springs, on
Mount Joy court. Wednesday night. the road leading to Salunga, live
At the midway mark the Landlis- [stock and farm implements by
ville team led by a score of 18 |to|Frank Nolt, Frank, auct.
15. Wednesday, March I—On the
Landisville H, S. Field Foul Is [premises in Rapho township, 214
Myers... F 2 0 ! 4 miles southeast of Mount Joy, on
Nissley, Bonen vias 4 0 8 | the road leading from Mount Joy
Williams, C ......." 0 0 Q to Newtown, live stock and farm
Miller; C 5 3 13\| implements by C. L. Nissly. Frank,
G. Myers, G,.%..... 1 2 4 auctioneer.
Ober, 1 ov 28 ~.........
m= he 7) “Pash” Brings Success
Totals... 5... 13 5 31 Hustle is tie re ret of a bétter
Lititz H. § Field Foul Tis i Any Bust AN DAA.
Rader, B ...... 0%. 0 4 4 jon, diligence and trust
Weber. PF... ......:. 0 0 0} Bie men imasine
Kreider, FT ......i... 1] 0 0 that at's lack of pall thay 0
Zag, Baar 4 1 9| them buck, w eroas in 1
Roth, .C .....: > 2 1 5 | lack of piksh.— Grit
Posey, G.. .....v. 00, 2 0 4 E— =
Lehn, G ..:... 0... 2 0 4 | 1 1 3
Getz,. CG 0 0 0 Mh
Dennis... vies 0 0 0 18 3 39
—_— oe Referee, Hickman; Scorekeeper.
Totals os 10 ¢ 26 Harry; Timekéeper. Swarr: Time of
Referee — Hackman. Scorekeep- periods. 8 minlutes.
er—Harry. Timekeeper — Welsh. |
Time of periods—8 minutes. Junigr Hizh Lost
me tm [ Rothsville Ji. High defeated our
Landisville Lost (Junior High team in a very close
Landisville High School lost a Ming exciting 4 15 to 13. Score:
hard fought game to Swords Red /Rothsville Jr. jH. Field Foul Tis
Stars 39-30. Score: Koehler, F wd Sensis 2 5 9
Landisville H. S. Field Foul Tis Frymyer, F Gig 3 3
E. Myers. weg wad Ti{Adanis, C ... 3. 0 2 9
Nissley. F 4 3 1¥ Em, G Sek a0 1 1
Kendig. Co. ive. 1 0 4 Mentzer, G ../,...... 0 0 0
Miller. p28 / —- —- —
Myers, GQ. 2 0 Totaly ...0 0... 5% 2 11 15
Ober, GF iis 0 0 t. Joy oz Field Foul TiIs
a Leib, FP Fo. v.00, 1 1 3
Totals 12 6 SOEs, Loon 2 0 4
Red Stars Field Foul '[Tls Hostetler. F ....... 0 1 1 |
Reese, FB oon... 8 0 16 | Dery; Bese. oan 0 2 2
| Bensinger. Faas 4 0 sp 3 Ls 0 9 2
| Hassinger, F ....... v9. Nea o-.1 al
C wi... 1 0 _— oe —
| Whitman. Q tet gd otal. i100 vans 8° has
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discussed and the Board adjourned.
A Spelling bee will be held in
the Florin Hall on Saturday, Feb-
ruary 7th, by the Florin Grammar
School. The program wll be an-
nounced later in these columns.
With Lizzie Herr
Miss Lizzie Herr entertained the
following on Sunday; Mr. and Mrs
A. B. Fry, Mr. and Mrs. John
Forry, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Engle,
Mr. and Mrs. L.-O. Musser, Mr,
and Mrs. Ralph Musser, Paul Mus-
ser, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Engle and
Miss Sarah Koons.
With C. A. Melhorn
Mr, and Mrs, C. A. Melhorn
tej ained he following in there
home on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah
M. Schock, Misses Edna, Mary and
Sarah Schock, Miss Cora Stoner,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Melhorn and.
en-
Betty Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Miller
Wolgemuth, John Edwards and
Beulah, Miss Florence Lehman,
Miss Irene Roherbaugh, Messrs.
Jacob and Paul Lehman,
Two Homes Robbed
Two residents in town were rob-
bed early Sunday evening while
the famil'es were away, attending
church services, between the hours
of seven to nine o'clock. Thieves
entered lthe home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Myers, by pushing the
key ou} of fthe door in the kitchen
and then unlocked it. Here a small
box of old coins and paper money
and cash amqunt ng to a few dol-
lars was taken,
A few doors away from the
above, thieves entered the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Amo Bricker, by
breaking a pane in the kitchen
window and than unlocked it.
About three ko four dollars was
taken which was the extent of the
robbery. These thefts were report-
ed to Officer Zerphey, of Mount
Joy.