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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.

YORNTY FIREMEN
MET ATEPHRATA
| (From page 1)
would put on the state system 20,-
1 060 miles of road for which the
{township now is responsible. Many
of the poorer districts are unable
{to keep their roads in fi; condition
at preseni, but the contemplated

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| plan would relieve them of the re- | Palmer, F ............. 1 1 15 i Police, the former were leading by 39 |
| sponsibiity. Hoar, B 5 1 11 pins. The losing team had the high |
Commitiee Named Hess, 8 0 16 individual triple while the high sing-
A committee to cooperate with [Charles, G ............. 3 0 6 le was a tie between Wiker and Derr.
| other organizations in securing for | Sauder, G ............. 2 1 5 Score: :
this county its share of the mileage | Brenner, FF ...... ..... 2.20 al Garden Spot Six 1st 2nd 3rd Tis
consiss of Harry E. Trout, Man- | Afflebach, F ........... Be 2 | Barr Nessie gdm 171 174 169 514
heim; Harry G. Brown, Mount Joy; | Hoffmaster, G .......... 0 0 o Herr ............. 176 167 ... 343]
| Earl F. Lefevre, Quwryville; Sam- | Hostetter. G ........... 0 0 0 [Myers 00 143 ... 167 310
uel R. Redelay, Ephrata; and John | Bishop. G .............. 0 0 o | Bennett .......... ... 161 182 313
iG. Landis, Bareville. Lo oo __| Good Ars eve 137 176 182 495 |
Paul Z;, Knier, chief fire mar- Totals 00% 28 3 gg Derr o.oo... 155 191 169 515)
{shal,’ urged at the meeting that |m SS. Mie S EGE aR
| builders take greater care in the Me Jo 5 Sars rs a Pa) ™ | Totals 782 869 869 2520
| construction of open fire places Darrenkamp, F ......... 1 2 4 Lanc. Police 1st 2nd 3rd Tls |
|and chimneys to prevent the num- Eshleman, C 0 0 o | Matt oe 165 1814 171 520 |
i fives Fv tefaotiva ix = Dag Sl cress Rineer ...... 50% 143 128 179 450!
erous fires from defective flues. He Divit, @ LL 0 3 3 | Wike oe
| reported 22 fires in the month with | G ......... 0:00 GL 163 Ze 191 34
la loss of $47,210. Thirty4hree g Host “2 1 Medlar Canaan oe 138 C00, 186
BR Were. tr 0 Cre ve 5 Weaver .......... 163 161 174 498
New. anbardiis tne Homer, Foon, . 0 Boothman 172 181 170 523
he's anil Te iad Bo. ovis ( 2 3 Some
ar ings Myers, gd 1 Tend 806 790 885 2481 |
ad h G . 0 ) 0 — 3 !
Hostetter, F ........ 0 ( 0 READ TH] 2 3
\ e, G Hing ( 0 A py AY
N rere 2 AVA A Uli &
Le Totals £3 R ene 1Q
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| I I ; Giris in Close Game | (From page 1)
n, i ing t wa i] Lt etween Al 1d George, hoth of Eliza
i ned he .comp ; law High town D. The funeral was held on
f firemen ( killed whl and wi t 1151 Friday afternoon from the 1 > with
{ on duty and th ethods of pro- | blew the former were leading by tWO hurial in Mount Tunnel y
|curing funds due from the state | points 21-19. Score: | - —
{for relief purposes. A. R. Stauffer, | Manor Girls Field Foul Tis] Jonas B. Koser.
| Palmyra, Lebanon county fire mar- |Pretzman, F ........... 2 3 7] Jonas B. Koser, fifty-seven, of Man- |
| shal, ‘also spoke, Bender, B 4 0 0 heim, died at the County Hospital of
400 at Meat'ng Glick, B 5 4 14 complications. He was a cigar-maker |
| More than 400 firemen attended |Shopf, C 0 0 U by trade and a member of the Luther- |
the meeting at which %he Pioneer (Funk, S-C ............. 0 0 0 an church at Manheim. Two children |
Fre Company of Ephrata; was (Hess, G 0 0 0 survive: Jonas L., Ephrata and Clar- |
hos. Forty-two companies were |Butzer, G .............. 0 0 0 ence L., of Camden, N. J.; Also two
represented, constituting one of |Glick, G ............... 0 0 0 sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Long, and Miss |
the largest gatherings in the his- | Erisman, G ............ 0 0 0 Mary Ann Koser, both of Lancaster; |
tory of the association, The Ephra- — and three brothers, Dr. H. B. Koser, |
ca male chorus sang. Petals. ia, 7 7 21 Sebring, Florida; William Koser, of
Emory P., Wagner, Lititz, enter- | mt. Joy Girls Field Foul Tis Neffsville and Martin B. Koser, Lan-
fainment commiiti.ee chairman, an- | Bichop, FB oc. 2 1 5 caster,
nounced the annual banquet of the Jirandt, F ......... a8 0 6 Funeral services were held yester-
association will be held Saturday, F ....... .... 4 0 § day afternoon with burial in the
March 21, in Odd Fellows hall, Hefter,. Co hii, iy ) 9 Greenwood cemetery.
Lancaster. Barnhart, 8-C 0 0 0
re G...... Hey 0 v Mrs. Samuel Hoffines
CLAYTON HOFFMAN @ oo... 0 0 Mrs, Charlotte Hoffines, seventy-
KILLED BY AN AUTO — _. one, wife of Samuel Hoffines, died
er ThE ply 713 Saturday evening at her home in
(From page 1)
der hit his leg and knocked him
heavily to the highway.
Geib, accordng to Chief Zer-
phey’s report, was going west on
Main street and was traveling at a
moderate rae of speed. He had
stopped his car at a gasoline filling
sation abouj a hundred yards east
of the scene of ithe accident and
his car was slowly gathering speed.
He was immediately removed to
his home and Dr. D. C. Stoner at-
tended him, The ambulance was
summoned and he was ‘taken to the
Lancaster General Hospital.
Deputy Coroner Harry O’Neill,
who was called to investigate ‘the
man’s death, said that his injuries
consisted of several fractured ribs
and a punctured lung.
Mr. Hoffman was well known in
the community, For many years
he was a clerk in Mr. H. S. New-
comer’s hardware store on Eas:
Main street buff has lived retired
for some time,
Mr. Hoffman was the last of his
family, a brother, Henry Hoffman,
having died abaqut a year ago. He
was unmarried. Two nephews Roy,
of this place and Clayton, Rolette,
N. D.
Mr. Hoffman was born in Mount
Joy in his late residence. His father
was a saddler and incidently he
learned that trade. He attended
school here, and was in the high
school for some years under the late
, Douglas Patterson. After leaving
that school he atfended the State
Normal School at Millersville. When
a young man he went West and for
some years had a clerical position
on a Mississippi steamboat, running
from St. Louis to New Orleans. At
his father’s death he gave up steam-
boating and returned to Mount Joy,
where he has resided ever since.
From 1912 to 1915 he was burgess of
Mount Joy. Mr. Hoffman was an
active Odd Fellow, and was a repre-
sentative of that lodge frequently.
He was president of the Richland
Club, of this place, of which he was
a charter member, since 1915. Was
president of the Mt. Joy Cemetery
Association and a member of the
Presbyterian church. Also a mem-
ber of Friendship Fire Co. In politics
he was a Democrat.
The funeral will be held from his
late home Friday afternoon at two
o’clock with interment in Mt. Joy
cemetery.

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BASKET BALL ON
OUR LOCAL COURT
MANOR HIGH OUTPLAYED OUR
BOYS BUT OUR GIRLS CAME
NEAR WINNING
Mount Joy High was defeated by
the Manor High team 59-16 at Mil-
lersville Friday night. Score:
Manor H. S. Field Foul Tis

High Juniors Won Monday
The Mount Joy Junior High School
basket ball team defeated tho May
town Junior High School cagers by a
score of 18 to 12 on the former’s
court, Monday afternoon.
en see
Other Games
The Maytown Girls defeated the
Rothsville Girls 28-26.
Rothsville High won from May-
town High 49-14.
Paradise J-Vees smoghered Lan-
disville J-Vees 52-9.
Paradise High defeated Landisville
High 45-11.
Marietta Girls won from the Alum-
ni 79-10.
WAR ON CROWS SAYS
GAME COMMISSION

Now is the best time of the year
to wage organized warfare on
crows in sections where they have
become so plentiful as to become a
nuisance, according to officials of
the State Game Commission.
Reporis from the southeastern
part of the State indicate that
thousands of flocks of crows have
been congregating there. Commis
sion officials suggest organized
crow hunts and drives on their
“yrookeries” as a means of reducing
their numbers.
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Plant Clean Potatoes
In securing potatoes for planting
next spring it is safest to buy dis-
ease-free seed direct from a relia-
ble source or to use potatoes only
one year remove from such a
source: Care of the seed in storage
is another safeguard for the ensu-
ing crop.
tl We
Grow Good Layers
Breeding for high egg product-
ion is an important poultry hus-
bandry pract'ce. Selec: eggs from
high producing stock or buy baby
chicks from flocks known tio have a
reasonably hich average of pro-
duectior

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Mt. Joy Jr. Hi Field Foul TIS| Fyneral services were held at the
Bis, WB ........ 000.0. 2 0 4 home ‘his afternoon and later in
Leth, TV ions T 2 4 the ,Maytown Reformed church.
Funk, C 0 0 0 Burial in the Mayicown Union cem-
Kerr, C 0 0 0 etery.
Smith, iG... 2 0 4
Greiner, G 0000 1 0 2 Earl N. Waltz
College, P ....vcesternss 0 0 0 Earl N. Waltz, seven, son of Jonas
Backenstoe, FF ......... 0 0 0 Li and Bertha Newcomer Waltz, died
Bullef, G 0 0 0 {at his home in Rapho township on
Hogtatter, B' ova vs 0 0 0 | Tuesday morning. Besides the par-
Lindemuth, F .......... 1 0- 2 | ents these brothers and sisters sur-
Schneider, G ........... 0 0 0 !vive: Sue, Barbara, Cora, Melvin and
Walters, G veces 0 0 0 | Raymond, all at home.
Weidman, G 0 0 0] Funeral services will be held at
Keener, G 1 0 2 |the home Friday afternoon at 1 o*-
— = =—Jclock and at 2 o'clock at Hossler's
Totals 8 2 18 church. Burial will be in the adjoin-
Maytown Jr. Hi Field Foul TIS |ing cemetery.
Bde. 0 0 0
myessler, BL. ii aids 1 0 2 Mrs. Harriet S. Shelley
Fuhrman, C 2 0 4 Mrs. Harriet S. Shelley, seventy-
Mowrer, .... seen 0 0 0 two, widow of Jacob Z. Shelley, died
J. Widman, G .......... 0 1 1 iat the home of her son-in-law, Christ-
Drage, BY vac 1 2 4 lian J. Maier, 418 Rockland street,
Sload, TB a 0 1 1 Lancaster, yesterday afternoon of
Lindemuth, G .......... 0 0 0 [heart trouble.
Ja. Widman, G ......... 0 0 0 Mrs. Shelley was born October 31,
— = =—]1858, in Mount Joy and was a daugh-
Totals 4 4 12 ter of the late John and Susan Sheaf-
NEWS ABOUT THE
PIN SPILLERS
GARDEN SPOT SIX DEFEATED
LANCASTER POLICZ IN A
VERY CLOSE CONTEST
When the total scores were compil-
ied in the game between the Garden
Spot Six Bowlers and the Lancaster

May.own, after a long illness.
Besides her husband these child-
ven survive: Mra, Harry Gantz, and
Ervin Hoffines, both of Maytown;
{ Elmer, Bainbridge, R. D; also a
sister Mrs. Alice Decker, Elizabeth-
town and a brother, Hiram Denni-
son, Mountville.

fer Wise. She had been a resident
all her life in Mount Joy, living at
the home of the late Harry C. Brun-
ner for twenty-five years, until her
going to Lancaster about tng years
ago. She was an active menther of
the Church of God. An only datgh-
ter, Edith M., wife of Christian
children and three great grandchild-
ren.
Services will be held from the Mt.
Joy Church of God, Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock and burial will be
the Eberly cemetery.
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MARIMBA BAND TO PLAY
AT AUTO CLUB MEETING

Reg. Kehoe and his Girls’ Marimba
Band will be the entertainment fea-
ture at the monthly . meeting of the
Lancaster Automobile Club to be held
in the ball room of the Stevens House
Lancaster, on Friday evening, Febru-
ary 20, at 8 o'clock. The program will
include a number of selections re-
cently added to the repertoire of this
popular band.
The Kehoe band, well known to
many in Lancaster county, presented
a concert at the closing night's session
of the annual Automobile Show in
the Lancaster Armory and’ scored
such a hit at that time that arrange-
ments were immediately made for a
repetition of that program, with sev-
eral added numbers, at the February
meeting of the Automobile Club. This
band played at the Auto Club meet-
ings in Rawlinsville and in Denver
recently and on both occasions de-
lighted capacity crowds.
At the February meeting, which
marks the close of the fiscal year for
the Auto Club, a number of matters
of importance will be discussed.
There is no admission charge and all
who are interested, whether members
of the Club or not, are invited to at-
tend.
The Club extends a special invita-
tion to the people of this community

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