7 Rooms
ans BOX dl Lh ee ms.
WW,
SY Enamel, in excellent
condition. Calevemings, 303 E. Main
PAGE EIGHT
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1st, 193F
| Local Mortuary
Record for a Week
John Guhl] : (From page 1)
july1l-1t-pd { Harrisburg. She was 62 years old.
| She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
In { Robert K. Millard, of Pittsburgh; a
Club) Lewis G. Kraybill, of Harris-
(Classified Column
VOTE OF THANKS—We wish to
thank our friends and neighbors for |
their kindness during our late and
Mr.
Pa.
gad bereavement.
and family, Florin,
NOTICE: Persons interested
organizing a Physical Culture | son,
in this vicinity kindly notify R. B | burg; one eration, five sisters-and
st {one brother: Mrs. Sam’l Haines, Mrs.
Watson Schneider | Chas. Light, Mrs. Frank Young, of
many friends | Lancaster; Mrs. Jno. Ebersole, Eliz-
and neighbors for their sympathy, apethtown; Mrs. Jacob H. Zeller, of
kind services and floral offerings ina, Joy, and George Seeman, Col-
the loss of their beloved son, Jackie. | services. will he hall
julyl-1t-pd
Mr. and Mrs. J.
wish to thank their
'umbia Funeral
‘at the home Friday morning at 10:30
| daylight saving time. Burial will be
Mt. Joy cemetery.
FOR RENT--Garage. Apply 19 W.
Main St., Mount .Joy, Pa. jun24-4t-pd | made in the
Peter S. Helt
Peter S. Helt, seventy-six, died at
| the home of his son, Henry S. Hel,
| South Front street, Manheim, of a com-
| plication of diseases. He was a mem-
a call. JOHN D. BRUBAKER, Florin, | ber of the Mennonite church.
Pa, Phone 179R4, Mt. Joy. jun 17-tf | These children survive: Mrs. Abram
— | Rhoads, Lititz, R. D.; Mrs. Joseph
Los good 02K | Snavely, Manheim, R. D. and Henry
ft. long. Also | and Frances of Manheim. Also one
boards 7 ft. long jron corner brother, Abram, of Lebanon.
trough. Inquire Jno. er for| Services Thursday afternoon, 1:30
prices or call 104R12 Mt. Joy, o'clock Standard time from the home
june3-tf! of his son Henry, and 2 o'clock at the
Manheim Mennonite church. Inter-
ment in Hernley's cemetery.
MADE TO ORDER—Window
screens with metal slides; Screen
jlting and Rug Frames, all
kinds o and Pergolas, Kitch-
en Dressers and a
specialty. Prices reasonable.
SALE—Cheap.
shed
147% }
Tumbe
Church,
FOR SALE—Detroit Jewel Gas Stove
Mrs. Martha White
Mrs, Martha H. White, seventy,
Room widow of John S. White, Maytown,
One ot | died Tuesday morning at the home
the best locations in town. Vacat-|of her daughter, Mrs. D. C. Hanni-
ed by Marie's Specialty Shoppe. See gan, Marietta.
J. E. Schroll, Mourt Joy. junl-tf She is survived by two children,
Norman R., of Marietta, and Susan
FOR RENT—Two Houses at Florin, | wife of B. C. Hannigan, of Marietta
along Main Freel Hou = nd 315 Also three grandchildren, Necrman
per month. lalter has garage. ADP-|jy Richard Dale Whte, and
ply to Jno. E. Schroll, Mount Jo%. 41 these sisters and brothers: Mrs. W.
or = B. Detweiler and Mrs. C. N. Mum-
STOVE WOOD— | aw, both of this place; Mrs. C. E.
lengths consists of | Geyer, Marietta; Mchael R. Hoff-
$450 per truck load | man, Maytown; Norman R. and Ab-
or delivered. Jacob ram I. Hoffman, of Bainbridge;
G. Baker, Phone jamin F. Hoffman, Locust
D. irove; and C. L. Hoffman, Eliza-
bethtown,
Private
+ daughter,
Frida
Street. CN Bid
|
|
FOR RENT—A Good Store |
on East Main St., Mt. Joy.
and
FOR SALE,
Sawed in 12 in.
and hickory.
RECREATION CAMP FOR SALE— |
I have a 32-acre tract of land in the |
west end of Perry Co., on which there | 1¢
is a 2%-Story Log Plastered House, |€tta,
6 rooms, front porch entire width of | ternoon,
house, newly built 2-car garage. With | Brethren
the property I will give the entire |¢,
equipment comprising beds, cots, bed-
ding, all furniture, dishes, etc. This
place is one mile from a state road
and on a stone road with rural deliv-
ery mail daily. Also has running
water and a spring that didn’t fail
during last Summer's drought. A lot
of fruit on the premises. No better
or mos convenient place for spending
summer vacations, week-ends, trout |
home of
ran, Mari-
the af-
services at the
church at May-
Interment in
Reichs cemetery,
ervices at the
Mrs. Hanni
1:30 o’clocl n
public
Ch
Wn at o clock.
Aaron B. Cling
Aaron B. Cling, eighty-seven,
died at noon Saturday at h's home,
Market and Donegal streets, of a
complication of diseases. He was a
retired coal merchant and has re-
Local Doings In |
And Around Florin
(From page 1)
guests of her parents, Mr.
George Geyer.
This evening
meeting of the
church will be held.
and Mrs. Wm. Rehrer, of Mid-
visited with his brother,
Rehrer. on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Landvater, of
Elizabethtown. visited with Ralph
Whye and family cn Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Shank, of near
Elizabethtown, spent Sunday with
Charles and family.
Mrs. J. D. Easton, and Mr.
Howard Rehrer and family
Harrisburg on Saturday.
Mrs. Croll and Mr.
affensperger visited with
at Harrisburg on Sunday.
Henry Miller and daughter,
of near Bossler's Church, visited her
daughter, Mrs. Norman Ebersole.
The regular Florin Community
sale will be held on Friday evening,
July 3rd. : Fruit, merchandise, etc.
will be sold. Don’t forget to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Quinn and daugh-
ter, Mildred, and son, Joseph Jr., and
and Mrs.
Board
Jrethren
the Official
United
Mr.
dletown,
Howard
their
Mr. and
Mrs.
at
and
Mrs.
son,
and
were
Mr.
and
friends
Mrs.
Sam
J., spent Monday and Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. McElroy.
Mr. Mrs. Earl Zink entertain-
ed a of to Sunday
dinner including the following: Mr.
and Mrs. Good and son, Paul;
Mrs. E Gingrich, Miss
Mrs. Tillie Stehman.
Mrs. Christ Malehorn
number of friends
Sunday.
and
number guests
Jos.
Brandt and
Mr. and
tertained a
their home
were present: Mr. and
Schock, of Manor; Mr. and Mrs.
Malehorn and children, Eetty
John Junior, of Mount Joy; Mr.
Mrs. Miller Wolgemuth and two
children, John Edward and Beulah.
twa
a
en-
at
These
Mrs.
on
Jno
Jane
and
and
FAIL TO
PASS BUREAU TEST
PILLOWS
feather
An
made
ysis of
Bureau of Bedding and
Harrisburg lab-
Uphol artment of L
and
oratory, has ed in the rejection
delivered
to the National
Ohio. The
required
pillows
specifications
on
Mil
large shipment
of a
Government bid
r Home, Dayton, man-
ufacturers have Deen
make replacement with that
conform to the
under
according to a
exactly
accepted
Dr: A.M
and
bid was
to
of
which the
report
Labor
Mr. Earl Quinn, of West Orange, N. |
Sue |
guests |
John |
pillows |
THE TETANUS ANTITOXIN
DISTRIBUTORS IN THE CO.
Doctor Theodore, Appel, Secretary
of Health, today issued a list of te-
tanus antitoxin distributors which
covers the distributing plan for the
entire Commonwealth.
In this connection
said. “Tetanus a definitely pre-
ventable Doctors do not
need to be advised as to the necess-
ity of prompt treatment of all ex-
wounds resulting from the
Independence Day celebration. Phy-
sicians well know that every blank
cartridge wound and every dirty
punctured and contused wound
should be immediately opened, clean-
sed and the patient have administer-
ed to him a preventive dose of anti-
toxin.
“The difficulty that many per-
sons who receive blank cartridge
wounds or other types of skin abra-
sjons which carry dirt into them do
not fully realize the possible danger
involved. They consequently at-
tempt to treat these wounds them-
selves and not infrequently become
victims of tetanus, or lockjaw, sole-
ly because they did not put them-
selves in the hands of a physician
immediately, who would render the
very essential anti-tetanus treat-
ment.
“1f all persons who will be
tunate enough to suffer from
| casualties will seek medical
the Department of Health has seen
to it that fresh tetanus antitoxin
is in the locality consequently
‘can be applied by the physician.
Doctor Appel
is
disease.
plosive
is
unfor-
such
advice,
and
Lewis Orders War |
On Hlegal Signs
(From page 1)
such a manner as to resemble in
form or appearance the official mark-
ers.
Many signs on private property
will disappear during the drive. The
procedure to be followed is for the
highway employe to inquire of prop
erty owners whether permission has
been granted for the erection of
such signs near the roadway. If not,
workers will remove the signs.
When permission has been granted
and the signs are hot within the le-
gal right-of-way they cannot he dis-
turbed.
The most noticeable improvement
expected as a result of the campaign
is removal of tattered, weather-beat-
en and neglected signs that have out
lived the agreement under which
they were originally placed. With co- |
operation of the property owners
these will be pulled down and the
blemishes removed. {
Carlboard, cloth, tin, steel and
wooden signs, commonly called the
“snipe” signs, are the center of the!
wholesale campaign to clean up the |
roadside. Every variety of unsight- |
ly daub and tattered blurb will fall |
illegal
resulted
Last year's drive against
and unsightly advertising
{in removal of 32,000 signs.
tl Ie
AUTOMOBILE CLUB PLANS
For the advice of the physicians,
the following are the locations and
names of the disfributors in Lancas-
ter Co.:
Bucher,
Crippled
abethtown.
Garber,
Columbia.
Hosvital,
W. lL.
Children’s Eliz-
EW,
Drug
Moyer, L. N.,
Ruhl, H.. PF,
i
{
| St. Joseph's
i
Mt Joy.
Co., Marietta.
Lititz.
Manheim.
Hospital,
Stever,’ J. C.,. Dr,
err TH OA ere
Libhart
Lancaster.
Bainbridge.
ADDS
TO CAME HOLDINGS
COMMISSION
Over 12.000 ideal game
acres
territory has been purchased by
tracts
and include
In Columbia
Game Commission
three counties. coun
t 580 acres
lands No. 58
tract of 2770
| State game lands No. 63 was acquir-
ed in Clarion county. The
tract, consisting of 8142 acres,
purchased in McKean county
3¢
in
y adjoining State
purchased. A
known as
game
were
acres to he
largest
was
and
will be lands
as
Ny pate
Ly) Raph o Twp,
fishing, deer, squirrel, turkey, rabbit
and bird hunting. Less than 2 hours
drive from Mount Joy. Will sell
cheap for quick sale. Jno. E. Schroll,
Mount Joy. ‘apr.8-tf
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
of Henry B. Weaver,
Lancaster Co.,
late
Pa.,
testamentary on
tate hav been granted
indebted
undersigned, %gall persons
thereto are reffaested to make im-
mediate payment, “and those having
claims or demand, against the
same, will present them without de
lay for settlement to “ghe under-
signed, residing at Mount Jgy, Pa.
HENRY G. CARPENTER
Myers & Kready, attys
julyl-6t
ADMINISTRATORS’ NOTICE
Estate of John E. Longenecker, late
of Mount Joy, Lancaster Co., Pa,
deceased.
Letters testamentary on said es-
tate having been granted to the un-
dersigned, all persons indebted there-
to are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same will present
them without delay for settlement to
the undersigned, residing in Mount
Joy, Pa.
OLIVER G. LONGENECKER
HOWARD G. LONGENECKER
JOHN G. LONGENECKER
may 27-6t Administrators
es sine .
said es-
to the
Zimmerman,
CHEAP HOUSE AT FLORIN—
Have a Double House along Main
St., 5 and 6 rooms, one side has
heat, both have water and electric,
‘wo car garage. Rents show 10
sded in Mount Joy for the last
sixty-seven years. Prior to that
time he resided in New Holland
where he was born. He was a mem-
ber the Methodist Episconal
church for 67 years. He also serv-
ed as a church official for a number
of years and was elected a school
director in 1884 for one term.
He was a soldier in the Civil War
and was enrolled as a private in
Company F, Fifieenth Regiment of
Penna. Militia on June 29, 1Kk63
and musteiec in at Lancaster July
2, 1863, for 90 days. He was mus-
tered out with his company at I.an-
caster on August 15 of that same
year. He served under capt. W. A.
Atlee, of Lancaster, and saw duty
at various places thruout Marylard.
He is survived by his wife who
was Susan Cassel before marriage,
and two daughters, Grace, w.fe of
Dr. E. W. Garter, at home, and
Bessie wife of Aaron Siegrist, York,
also six graoadchildren, and one
great grandchild,
Services were held Tuesday morn-
ing at the home and interment in
Mount Joy cemetery.
————————
CAREFUL CHECKS ON CHILD
HEALTH AID DEVELOPMENT
of
nD
Dr. J. Bruce McCreary, deputy sec-
retary of health and chief of the
bureau of child health, today advised
parents of children in large centers of
population to have them examined
that they may be physically fit for
the beginning of school next year.
per cent. investment. Price only
$4,000. Jno. E. Schroll, Mt. Joy.
FINE HOME FOR SALE—If you
desire a fine bome on W. Donegal
8t., Mt. Joy, in first-class condition,
has all conveniences, possession any
time, call or phone 41R2 Mount Jos
for further particulars. decl4-u
NEW HOUSE CHEAP—I have
8 6-room House along the trolley at
Florin that I want to sell befor:
April 1st. Has all conveniences and
will sell for only $3,650 for a quick
sale. This is No. 371 in my list
dno. E. Schroll, Realtor, Mt. Joy
FOR SALE—A Brick House with
Slate Roof, 8 rooms, all convenien-
ces, Poultry House 12x12, along
concrete highway, Florin. Apply te
Jno. E. Schroll, Realtor, Mount Joy.
janl4-tf
VICE—Power Pack
Road, Mount Joy, Pa.
ONLY $3,750 A SIDE—That’s
all I ask for a Dandy Double
House, with Double Garage. House
has modern heat, baths, light, gas,
ete., and is nicely located on Delta
8t., Mt. Joy. It's a good investment.
8ee Jno. E. Schmoll, Mt. Joy, jan7-tf
“With the arrival in the field of
mobilized health units for the pur-
pose of having discoverable defects
corrected in children who will for the
first time enter school next autumn
the important fact suggests itself that
parents living in cities having children
of school-admission age should in-
terest themselves in this very vital
check-up,” Dr. McCreary said.
“There is absolutely no excuse for
any child, no matter how humble its
living conditions may be, for not hav-
ing a physical survey at this time to
discover the existence of defects which
may definitely handicap its career in
school next autumn.
“The Pennsylvania State Depart-
ment of Health controls 142 well baby
clinics in various sections of the Com-
monwealth and in addition 308 are
supervised by it, though directly con-
trolled by such agencies as the Red
Cross, Tuberculosis Societies and so
forth.
“In suggestng to parents in cities
f that this investigation should be made,
I wish to emphasize the fact that none
of the clinics treat conditions. Their
duty is limited solely to locating de-
fects and then diverting the patient to
the private practitioner.
“No parent will have fulfilled his
obligation to the prospective student
until this check-up is completed and
corrections remedied if discovered.”
ent ee.
A Road Contract
Mr. J. Miller Eshleman, contrae-
tor of Landisvlle, was the low bid-
der on = 3.14 miles of concrete in
Snyder county and was awarded the
HOSIERY, BALLS,
Sale starts at 6:30 P. M. Te will
be made known by i
-
job. His price was $73,332.
eee
The fire alarm was sounded yes
terday afternoon about 1:15, for a
grass patch at Columbia Ave, and
Florin Community Sales b.| eta Street.
|
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f
to!
to
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Northrup, known State game
Industry.
The Government
this order called for
The
cent. goose
Secretary
{ No. 61.
The
once
on
2oose
tract in Clarion county was
Me site for old iron fur-
in the days Clarion
was known as the Iron coun-
at the height of its industry
thirty-one furnaces in
specifications
all gray
analysis showed
many
feathers. “65 | naces. early
per
duck
feathers.”
re lB C=
WILL BID FOR RACE HONORS
AT ALTOONA SATURDAY
feathers, 35 per cent
of second-hand
county
and
over
blast.
feathers, trace ty
were
atl
Mrs.
phia,
sjicters,
John E. of
has been
Mrs. J.
Roney, Philadel-
visiting her three
H. Detwiler, of this
place; Mrs. W. P. Beecher and Mrs.
D. M. Charles, of Lancaster, the
past three weeks.
rt AQ
/ MARKETS
WhHest, per. bushel
Corh per bushel
Hges, per dozen
Butter, per pound
Lard, per pound
et Gl A
America’s royalty of speed is here to
bid for the national race crown on the
famous Altoona Speedway Saturday.
Vet#erans who made racing history in
past years will battle present day head-
liners in a comeback attempt while
youngsters: are hoping to make good
on their first big chance on the world’s
fastest speedway.
Freddy Frame, who finished second
at Indianapolis Memorial Day is prob-
ably rubbing the rabbit's foot more
steadily than anyone else, for to this
west coast jockey the July 4 classic
means much.
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FOR GREAT FAMILY OUTING |
|
| The Lancaster Automobile Club is
| making plans for what promises to be
| the largest and most successful picnic
lin its history. It will be held at Car-
| sonia Park, Reading, Thursday July 30,
and a day full of entertainment will
| be provided.
| erts morning and afternoon by
{a well known Lancaster county band, |
a get-tog X -
: f the Ar
the Pennsyl-
ration and heads of
will speak,
1luable prizes
tanding features.
prizes will be
s year. These
$5.00 gold
$2.50 gold pieces,
s and seventy-five
{AAA Off 1 Tour Books. All who
{register at the headquarters of the
( the park on picnic day will be
of these prizes.
» kiddies there will be special
ee tickets entitling them to
rs and to rides on the various
These tickets will
12 years old and
be available to mem-
b offices in Lancaster
prior to the picuic at the head-
quarters of the Club at the park on
the dav of the outing.
Bathing, a midway filled with varied
attr young and old, and
numerous other features will be pro-
vided for those who attend this an-
nual outing of the Automobile Club.
The public is cordially invited to at-
tend.
Ample parking space will be pro-
vided at the park and emergency road
service and tire change service will be
provided that day on the main routes
Lancaster and Reading for
the convenience of members.
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11 gar
aseail
on,
One |}
awarded at
consist
pieces
twenty
one
ments.
or
actions for
between
and two
Laskewitz
guests of Mr.
Laskewitz on Sun-
Mrs. Aroson
Esther
were
Mr. ‘and
children Miss
f Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Harry E.
day.
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d want to save money, don’t
rou get my prices,
Before you buy
ter’s supply of coal,
place your order until
I can furnish coal tiycked direct from the
mines to your bin as\cheap as anybody
slow burning coal, I
reasonable prices.
If you prefer a good, har
have them on the yards at v
nd I can furnish
1y price. Don’t
Selling coal is my business
them in any grade and at almost
buy until you get my prices.
Also bear in mind that if you get
ply from me, I will clean your furnac
ney absolutely Free.
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