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| Mr. and Mrs, Henry L, Haines
and children, M riam, Henry and
i John, and Bertha Mumma spent
| Sunday at Millersville with Mrs.
Xready..
Mr. George Shunman and wife,
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Shunman and
son Ray. and Miss Mary Kochenour
spent Sunday with the'r daughter,
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Hofline and
family.
The followng visited Jacob
| Charles and family Sunday: Rus-
sell Bahn and wife, Geary Brenner
land wife, of Mechanicsburg: A. H.
Hoffman, Marvin Lands and wife
land sons, James and Junior, of
neay Rheems,
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Mr. Frank Wilson, of New York SOMETHING TO SNEEZE
| City, visited Mr. and Mrs, Isaac ABOUT IN ECONOMY
| Carpenter on Thursday, and on his| Miami Beach, Fla—Bathing suits
| return home was accompan’ed by | made from gayly colored bandanna
| hi . Wet Fite chiefs as devised by these tw
| his mother, Mrs. Annie G. Wilson, | handkerchiefs as devise y these two
Miami Beach girls.
of Sioux City, Towa, who spent
| .
{two months with Mr. and Mrs.
| Carpenter. FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
STRIPPED HIS TOBACCO
\fter the morning service in
{| Reformed church, Sunday, the el- SS Thame Thay =
{ection of officers was held, which The ne ghbors and friends of Eli
Singer, of Ironville, stripped his to-
{resulted as follows, elder, Hiram
bacco in the tobacco cellar of John
iN. Risser; deacon, Joseph Hunt-
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY OF MOUNT JOY, IN THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DEC, Jlst,
1031,
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts...
rss 441.56
| U. 8, Government securities
I owned 164,983.66
| Other bonds, stocks and se
| curities owned . 149,734.43
| Banking house, $26,281.49
Furniture and fixtures
| 978,13 . ‘ 38,260.62
Real estate owned other than
| banking house 28,4 7
Reserve with Federal Reserve
| Bank rane '
Cash and due from banks
Outside checks and other cash
items ‘ 3
| Redemption fund with 1
Treasurer and due U, 8,
Treasurer .. 6.250.00
| . avn
| Accepiances of other banks
| and bills of exchange or
drafts sold with
| of this bank 25,228.20
| Securities borrowed 000.00
Other AsSeLS 2,861.92
| Tota) ii $1,911,837.79
LIABILITIES
125,000.00
160,000.00
14,412.46
126,000.00
| Capital stock paid in
Surplus
| Undivided profits—ne
Circulating notes outs
Due to banks, including certi-
fled and cashiers’ checks
SANRGIDE es 7,662.60
Demand deposits . 338,541.09
Time deposits 1,087,630.44
Bills payable and rediscounts 69,265.00
| Acceptances of other banks
and bills of exchange or
drafts sold with indorse-
! ax . Jinee 3 0 on ment of this DARK. 25,228.20
{ zinger; trustee, Jacob R 8ser; fi- Fox. Mr. Singe r ha 1 be en a Sey Securities borrowed 9,000.00
nancial secretary, Mrs. Jacob Ris- |€ral months and is still in a serious sbi
an. tad condi: on. POM $1,911,837.79
| Sar; Deaconesses, Miss Miriam oy Te . : | State of Pennsylvania, County of Lan-
Sh reman; Mrs. Mabel Houseal, Those in the party helping to | caster, ss
oo wR aivia strip were: Walter Singer, Ray- 1, R. Fellenbaum, Cashier of the above-
and Mrs. H. L. Haine: ! : 4 | named bank, do solemnly affirm that the
East Donegal ceme cry, Feb. 14, |mond S nger, Andrew, David and
Mrs. Ellen Zeigler, 70; March 2,|Guy Mummaw, Cleon Staley. Ed-
Mrs. Amanda Grove, 68; June 3, |Ward Staley. Arthur McCune, Al-
John He sey, 73; July 3, Mrs. Mar- bert McCune, Leroy and Robert
tha White, 70; July 4, Infant of Mellinger, Clarence Drestler, John
John Singer; Sept. 7, Leroy Gut- Fox, sr., John Fox, jr., Charles and
shall, 19; Sept. 11, Donald Engle, | George Fornoff and Andrew Bib-
1 yr; Nov. 8; Mrs. Elizabeth Mec- |bus and son.
Cleary, 84. The stripping started Thursday
Bainbridge cemetery: Jan. 21, and was completed Monday. The
Horace Smith, 75; Jan. 28, Mrs. |strippers made good progress Sat-
Margaret Shank. 92; Feb. 18, Mrs. |urday. Between 2,000 and 3,000
Leah Zell, 69; Feb. 28, Mrs. Ca- |laths, representing about three a-
therine Camp, 65; March 10, Hen- |cres were str pped.
ry Hackney, 55; Aprl 9, George
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ing of scripture and roll call, The Rhoda Ten Mi Olive
MAYTO W N following officers were elected for |ifenry of
Sh the coming year: president, Kath- Mr. and C. S, Lehman and |
ryn Eshleman; v ce president, Anna |children, Davi
Albright; secretary, Lillian Sload; | Harvey Ebersole, of Lawn, spent
treasurer, Mrs. Hiram Mayer. Af-|Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
ter the business sess on refresh-|Dupler.
The Sunday Scheol of the Re-
formed church elected the follow-
ing officers on Sunday: Supperin-
tendent, Hiram Risser; ass’t. sup-
: : nts were serve £ rng: a
erintendent, Charles Wait; secre- ments were served to the follow ng ; ] ai
> 4 Mrs. Ray Sload, Mrs. George Wal- (Too late for la
tary. Mrs. C. E. Hollenbaugh; as- 1 Sirs Hi M G H tye, Ion Tem
= ar. Mrs. ire av - a - Mrs, on erry observe
sistant secretary, Edgar Mayer; or, 2m IVAN don 1 ii
derson, Enid Hertzog, Lois Beck. | birthday, ‘tuesday, Janu:
treasurer. Anna Albr ght; librarian,
Lillian Sload; ass’t, Thomas Mayer;
Helen Mumma; pianist, Grace Hen-
derson; acss’t Helen Hollenbaugh;
Jacob Risser. Superintendent of
beginners, Mrs. Sue Wolfe; super-
ntendent of primary, Dorothy
Mumma; superintendent of cradle
roll, Mrs. Harvey Nicholas; super- The Laidies Aid soc ety of the |Virg
intendent of home department. Reformed church will meet Thurs- |
Kathryn Eshleman, Lllian Sload. Dr. and Mrz. John R.
Helen Hollenbgugh, Kathryn Mum- of Philadelph a, visited Mrs. Annie
ma, Helen Mumma. Dorothy Mum-|I. Hicks on Sunday.
ma, Emma Watt, Bet'y Mumma, Mss Carrie Hartman of York,
Jane and Joyce Fryberger, Amna|gnant Wednesday with Mr. and
Albright, Mrs. Ray Fryberger, and Lewis Harman.
Ethel Culp, teacher. Andrew Meyneke, of Fort Eustis
visiting hs parents, Mr.
Carl Meyneke.
Miss Miriam Sh.reman. day evening, Jan. 14, at the home | Mrs. Elmer Hoffines en-
of r arvev Jie ae y . |
At the regular meeting of the |” Mrs. Harvey Nicholas itertained Rev. Yingst and family
Mrs. Ion Terry celebrated her iat dinner on New Year's day.
Maytown Fire company, held Wed-
nesday, Jan. 6, the following off- Be hal Jost bs Mr. and re Jacob Drace of
cers were elected: presdent, C. C. ol ne : Sy the Woolworth Readin Spe nt the wee -end with
Keiser; vice president, Charles Hol- re Slow Spent tMr. and Mrs, Samuel Drace.
lenbaugh; secretary, Charles rn- rand hi) DiS Dovents, De
g J es Ba and Mrs. Clem Keiser.
hart; assistant secretary, John P. nt
S.nger: treasure. Dr. G. A. Harter; . BON: a Mrs. Te Broske at- me her, Mrs. Carpenter.
trustees, Carl Shenk, Frank Nis- Jone oy the monthly meeting of | Mr and Mrs, Cyrus Keefer spent
sley, Thomas Johnstin; Delegate to he wurch of God Min s'ers’ Aseo- Sunday af ernoon at Middletown
Fireman’s Convention, Charles Hol- ciation Tuesday afternoon in the with Clayton Keefer and family.
lenbaugh; Alternate, Jack Frank; God
fire chief, Jack Frank; ass’ts. John | = ay
Henderson, John Singer, Ray Fry-
berger; hose d rectors, George
Drace, Hiram Mayer; chemical dir-
ectors, Jack Frank. Harold Shire-
of Lancaster
day wth her
Miss Harr et Hoffman, R. N., of day with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hall.
Wilmington, Deleware, is visiting Miss Lillian Sload and Kathryn
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Eshleman spent Thursday and Fri-
Hoffman, day at Elizabethtown with Miss
man, Clyde Nissley, John Warner; aya: Trane, of the Wool. Loy se Ulrich, a
hook and ladder, Herman Shue;|_ 4 Dover, Del, spent. the! Mrs, Rhoda Torry, i
drivers, Jack Frank, North Loucks, Ferpeens With hs parents. Mr. OFver Henry, of Middletown, spent
Thomas Joknsir. Gharles Hollen ns Ae Janey Trone. New Year's day with Mr. and Mrs.
baugh, Mervin Arnold, Herman ie ogi Th rs, Jacob Vo {oun Henderson. a
Shue, Hiram Mayer. I. Bigler Ney. | ooo. one: Spent Friday wf! Mp en Michaels and
BF 8 C. Ney: police in ng Pe with friends. of Harri burg. spent the week-end
Harold Shireman, Harold Glattack- Morse Bn Ggorge Nore, of bi th the Lv parents, Mr. and
er, Willam Mayer, Hiram Mayer,|_° Cs 5 his Sie on Mea Ie i's Ore Suis r
Harry Hauenstein, Harvey Trone, ON Fae a : 3 mel Harry Dupler ang
Carl Charles. Barnhart. Miss Georg'a Peck, of Lancaster, | children, Arthur and Anna May,
spent the week-end with her par-!atiended a commun’ty service at
and Mrs.
1 Ms
nl Mrs.
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Mrs. Fred Peck celebrated her ants Myr and Mrs. Fred Peck. Akron on Sund
birthday the past week. Mrs. El I. Hoffman returned ler, sexton of
Isaac Carpenter celebrated his|home from Haddon Heights, N. J Bainbridge ce-
birthday on Monday. where she was ‘he guest of Mr, and | reports the following bur-
Nellie N eman celebrated her | Mrs. John Newton during the past vear 1931,
birthday on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvn Flowers are{ Mr. Christian He'stand and fam-
The Sunshine Bible Class of the |receiving congratulations on the Lily and Mrs. Benj. Land's attended
Reformed Sunday School met on |birth of : m the all day Sunday School meeting
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and M { T.rrv enter- |at Elizabethtown on New Year's.
Mrs. Ray Fryberger. The meeting [tained a. a brthday dinner Sun- Mary Charles and Rachel Paxton
was called ot order by the pres-iday. Those present were: Mr. and [of Lancaster General Hospital. vi-
ent, Miss Kathryn Eshleman, read-|Mrs, Ion Terry. of Marietta; Mrs. [ted the former’s parents, Mr.
Chr.st, Carrie and |
prarsenage of the First Church of Mr. and Mrs. William Stair, of
Lancaster. iCly, York county, spent Wednes- |
Petzen, 57; June 10, Infant child; REPORT OF THE CONDITION
June 30, ‘Mrs. Olive Isaac, 75; |OF THE TRUST DEPARTMENT OF
July 16, Joseph Wysonic, 41; |THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK &
Sept. 9, Morris Wagner, 76; Sept. | TRUST COMPANY OF MOUNT
22. Mrs. Mary Kersey, 39; Oct. 22, {JOY LOCATED AT MOUNT JOY,
Mrs. Emma Metzler, 91; Oct. 14. | PA, AS OF 31st DAY OF DEC. 1831.
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief. |
R. FELLENBAUM, Cashier |
Subscribed and affirmed to before me
this Sth day of January, 1932, |
Henry G. Carpenter, Notary Public. |
My commission expires Feb. 19, 1933. \
Correct Attest;
JACOB N. HERSHEY,
AMOS N. MUSSER
HENRY H. EBY |
Directors |
REPORT OF CONDITION F THE
UNION NATIONAL MOUNT JOY
BANK OF MOUNT JOY IN THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DEC. 31st,
1931. |
RESOURCES !
Loans and discounts......... $1,577,093.88
Overdraft 108.57
U. S. Government securities |
OWNOA av vans sinvvinn 125,000.00
Other bonds, stocks, and se-
curities owned 522,201.46
Banking house, $26,000.00; |
Furniture and fixtures, $10,- {
524.00 2 {
Reserve with B |
Bank: ves {
|
Cash and due from banks....
Outside checks and other cash
|
I oh
ledemption fund with U. 8.
Treasurer and due from U.
S. Treasurer 6,250.00
Other assets 42.61
1.5 $2,408,434.65
| LIABILITIES
| Capital stock paid in......... $ 125,000.00
Surplus : 300,000.00
{ Undivided profits—net..... 71,173.30
Circulating notes outstanding 123,800.00
Due to banks, including certi-
fied and shiers' checks
outstanding
Demand dey
Time deposits ...... RFA
Bills payable and rediscounts
448.24
617.07
Total $2,408,434.65
State of Pennsylvania, County of Lan-
caster, Ss,
I, H. N. NISSLY, Cashier of the above-
| named bank, do solemnly affirm that the
| above statement is true to the best of
| my knowledge and belief.
H. N. NISSLY, Cashier.
rmed to before me
| Subscribed and a
| this 6th day of Jan 193 ;
Annie C. Ble Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan. 6, 1933.
ELI F. GROSH,
|
i
| JOHN B. NISSLEY,
| CG RY, |
Directors.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FI NATIONAL BANK OF LANDIS-
[(v AT T.ANDI LE IN THE
S’ OF PENSYLVANIA, AT THE
01
000.00
222,261.25
100.00
«1,
1
Redemption fund U
T r and du i m UU. .
Treasurer 1,750.00
Totals .... 2 :
{ LIA
— | Capital stock paid in 30,000.00
{Surplus ........c os 000.00 |
Undivided profits, n ,118.60
Circulati t ( 5,000.00
Due to {
fied and «
standing . 3 01
Demand deposits .46
Time der fe 23
nd
Bills pay
1.00
$620,48
State of Pennsylvania, County of Lan- |
caster, Ss;
SUMMY, Cashier of the above-
1 bank, do solen swear that the
to the best of my
above statement
knowledge and belie
J
Subscribed an s
7th day of Ja
Hem
My commission €>
Correct—Attest:
I W. MINNICH,
W. SCOTT BUSHONG,
M. L. SWARR, Directors
REPORT OF THE CONDI
FLORIN TRUST COMPA
NC
AT FLORIN, LA IR
PA... AS OF THE DA
1931.
RESOURCES
fund
Michael Boreman, 72; Oct. 23, TRUST FUNDS
Mrs. Emma Moose, 27; Nov. 17, Mortgages $107,627.89
Bernard O'Conner, 25. Other investments, etc.... 151,812.83
ee naan is Cash balance 982.90
i Overdrafts 313.18
Bowling S 075650
| Total Trust Funds........ $260,736.80
ow ing cores CORPORATE TRUSTS
| : —— Lhe | Total amount (i. e. face value) of
{ Following are the individual | Trusts under deeds of trust or mort
| bowling scores of all the playersin gages executed by Corporations to
{the Tri-county League. { the Bank as Trustee to secure is
{ Player T G. Ave. isues of corporate bonds, including
{ Shepler GV 66 175-43 | Equipment Trusts, none.
| Ulrich GV 72 174-53 Total amount of securities deposit
| Heltche C 15 174- 4 | ed by Corporations with the Ban}
{ Siler M 66 173- 8 | as Trustee to secure issues of Colla
| Neeter M 56 171-52 | teral Trust Bonds, none.
{ Ogle M 59 171- 9 | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
| Gingrich M 60 170-56 | County of Lancaster, ss:
| Spangler A 39 170-34 I, R. Fellenbaum, Cashier of the
! Bennett GS 66 168-12 {above named Bank, do solemnly |
| R. Kopp Vv 15 168-11 | swear that the above statement is
Speece IV 62 168- 5 | true to the best of my knowledge and |
{A Mvers 1 n n_ar | belief. |
pM GS 16% oa R. FELLENBAUM, Cashier |
jo : 2 { Subscribed and affirmed to before
| Lynch M 53 me this 8th day of January, 1932. |
| Hougentogl ( 70 166-55 | Henry G. Carpenter, Notarial Seal
| Kline C 57 166-44 | My commisgion expires Feb. 19
Swarr C 32 11933.
Ream GV 417 | Correct—Aitest:
i Peters A 55 165-41 AMOS N. MUSSER
{ Derr GS 60 165-40 | JACOB N. HERSHEY,
| Er‘sman M 24 164- 5 | HENRY H. EBY,
Mover GV 26 164 | Directors. |
{| A. Myers GS 4 ar =
| M. Good G § 54
|E. M,; 2S 66
| Sim m A 13
| Gilbert wl rs
G1 C 52 AS OF 31st
Kitel ( 3H TRUS
{ Thoma HF 61
| Herr A 0
| L. Kopp GV 64
| Mateer HF 18 =
| Groh oO 5 Tolal Trust Punds.......... $95,658.34
{ Eckenroth GV 3 1 CORPORATE TRUSTS
| R. Schneider HF 12 1 Total amount (i. e. face value) of
|G. Schneider HF 36 1 Trusts under deeds of trust or
| Spence Cc 29 155- rtgages executed by Corporations
{oF A 50 154-10 | 0 the Bank as Trustee to se
| ol 9% 1. cure issues of corporate bonds, in-
GV 5 0d ho Tes
{ e 2 | eluding Equipment Trusts, none
| HF 44 153- 3 Total amount of securities de
HF 63 152- 3 posited by Corporations with the
A 49 152 Bank as Trustee to secure issues
Loose A 4 152 of Collateral Trust Bonds, none.
{ Speck A 64 151-3 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
| Huoy A 12 151-15 | County of Lancaster, ss:
Ellis HF 13 150- 2 I, H. N. Nissly, Cashier of the
alters HF 56 149-27 | above named Bank, do solemnly
| Long A 14 146-10 | affirm that the above statement is|
{ Germer HF 25 146 true to the best of my knowledge
| Young M 10 and belief. . ida
ri HE 9 _ H. N. NISSLY, Cashier
Ta a i re Subscribed and sworn to before |
| Manely C i me this 6th day of January, 1932. |
| WwW. L Annie C. Blensinger, Notary Public
| Middletown 17 19 My commission expires Jan. 6,
| Garden Spot 15 27 1933.
{ Columbia 14 28 { CROSH
| Gyo iow 49 3 SA 5
{Greg ¥ iew 12 ro JOHN B. NISSLEY, |
Hanne Fe 16 56 W. A. COVENTRY, |
erry : : x Directors. |
Highest individual average, Shep-
{ler. GV, 175-43; highest ind.vidu- COURT PROCLAMATION {
| single game, Shepler, GV 245, cs
immons A 245: highest ind.vidual Whereas, the Hon. John M. Groff
| triple game. Peters, A, 661; high-|Pres., and Hon. B. C. Atlee, Associ |
| est team single game, Grand V.ew, |ate Judge of the Court of Common !
|
|
|
1Q : + i . | Pleas in and for the county of Lancaster }
1018+ rip rame. y ly
tga highest eam t ple game and es of the Courts of |
|
|
Assistant Just
1 Grand View, 2808. Oyer and Terminer and General Jail De-
—— livery and Quarter Sessions of the Peace
|
| in and tor the County of Lancaster, have
i You can get all the news of this!issued their precept to me directed, re- |
| week thru the Bulletin quiring me, among other things, to make |
pas ! public proclamation throughout my balli-
wick, Jhas 2 OD of Oyer and Terminet
re FT) : and General Jad Delivery, also a Court o
When in need of Printing, (anything) General Quarter Sessions of the Peace and
kindly remember the Bulletin. Jail Delivery, will commence in the Court
House, in the City of Lancaster, in the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
i One Week Beginning Monda
Sore Throat mo Wok Sepsis Shona
n persuance of which precept public notice |
Is Dangerous
s bereby given to the Mayor and Alder- |
wan of the City of ncaster, in said
| county, and all the Ju 3 oi the Peace,
{ the Coroner and Constables of the said
i A sore throat often leads to serious |. ity and of that they be
|B i Ki nN ine m anc here, in their now proper per
| illness. Stop it at once. Take Thoxine, Oe
a prescription made exclusively for’
throat ailments; not a gargle. The first |
swallow relieves the soreness in a few | ie
i § ~] | be done anc all
minutes; and goes direct to the internal ute against the prisoners who are or then
cause, preventing further trouble. . be in the jail of the said County of
Most coughs are caused by an ir- | Lancaster, are to be then and there to
ritated throat. Thoxine stops these at | prosecute against hems as shall be just.
once. Safe for the whole family—| Dated at Lancaster, Pa, this 21st day
guaranteed no dope. Money back if | of December, 1921. :
not satisfied. 35c. Chandler Drug Com P. P. DATTISMAN, Sheriff.
pany and all other good drug stores. dec.30-3t
things which to
their behalf to
{ Othe
and their other |
who will prose- |
and cents....
Other rea
Overdrafts .
$34
Total ........ .
Capital stock
Undivided pro
expenses and
deposits .
Bills payable
Total
Mortgages
Other investme
Cash
Affirmed and
i this 7th day of 4 \
| 0. K r, Notary Pubg
My commission expires Jan. 9, 1935.
Correct—Attgst: ¢
: . v3 H. ENGLE,
A\ YX. GARBER,
ERG. SHELLY, Directc
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106 E. Vine, LANCASTER, PA.
SANITARY
CLEANERS
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Phone Mt. Joy 174R13
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