8 ly ) NF © © | © 100 PORK) pO 000 9, 9. 0. 0 0 0 ol XXX Seaford * Cee ¢ td. Rd Rd (4 La a a A * deen ended ddd “Ae Ld 00 o¥% L Xa ve tiem. NY LY LI J 00 0% 0% 0 0. 0. 0. 0 90 09% 49% a0 0, ogee age z, %* IX 1% ~~ The Mount Joy Bulletin VOL. XXXIII, No. ADVERTISE-THIS 1s THE OPPORTUNE TIME TO STIMULATE YOUR BUSINESS-ADVERTISE MOUNT oY, PENNA WEDNESDAY, MAY 31st, 1933 2: $1.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE Ann’l Conference Brethren In Christ WILL BE HELD AT THE MOUNT PLEASANT CHURCH, NORTH OF HERE JUNE 7 AND 8— EVANGELISTIC SERVICES TO OPEN JUNE 3 CL THE ALUMNI BANQUET WILL BE HELD JUNE 15 The annual banquet of the Mount Joy High School Alumni Associa- tion will be held in the High School gymnasium on Thursday evening, June 15 at 7:80 daylight time. An excellent program of song and music is being arranged. There will also be dancing, cards and refresh- ments, An effort is being made to have this year’s banquet surpass all for- mer events, The Annual Conference of the Brethren in Christ will convene at the Mount Pleasant church, 2 1-2 miles nerth of town. Evangelistic services will open Saturday even- ing, June 3. Communion services on Wednesday afternoon and evening, June 7th and June 8. General Sun- day School program as follows: light Graduates To Washington ASS SPENDING AT POINTS OF INTEREST A NATION'S CAPITOL Hall, Off AND TEACHERS SEVERAL AR The graduates of our High school left this morning at 7 o'clock Day- saving High School building and arrived at the Hotel Continental, D. C, at 11:15 this morning; lunch at hotel 12:00 noon; leave hotel im- mediately after lunch for the United States Capitol, ental time from the DAYS local Washington, visit to Contin- Pan-American Building, Corcoran Gallery of Art, and the American Red Cross Building; din- ner at hotel 6:15 P. M.; leave hotel CONFESSE D 1 TO H. AVING STARTED THREE BAD FIRES Sanford 212 Landis, twenty-seven, of Rockland St., Lancaster, has confessed to firing the lumber yards at the Hoffer Brothers planing mill Elizabethtown, on April 28; a gar- age in the rear of the home of Fer- dinand Bender, Millersville, Monday night, and a barn “somewhere along E T the Marietta pike near Oyster Point” about a year ago. The admission that he had set the third fire came as a surprise to police, as they had no knowledge of a barn fire of incendiary origin, Checking over the records, it was learned that the barn of Charles Musser, of Lancaster R D 8, along the Marietta pike, had been destroy. ed by fire at a loss of $3,000 on June 24, 1932. Theme: Promotin Spirituality immediately after dinner for visit shrough the Sunday School. to the Library of Congress; leave Howard Brown 10:45 Devotions, J. H. Martin, | D7 Gradu ted [Library Congress at 8:45 for bus Chairman, Lancaster, Pa. al € ride to Tidal Basin, Mirror Lake, Special Song, Grantham Bible | t eo | and the Lincoln Memorial. Is Our Champ College, A Maytown Hi Thursday, June 1, 1933 11:00 Fundamentals Breakfast at hotel 7:30 A. M;| J (a) Define Spirituality, C. N. WON THE FINALS IN THE Hostetter, Jr., Refton, Pa. (b) Spirituality in the Home, L. Shoalts, Wellandport, Ont. (c) Physical Culture as a Found- ation for a Useful Christian Char- acter, Graybill Wolgemuth, Mount Joy, Pa. 12:00 Noon recess. (Turn to page 8) nel CR ee: COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES HELD BY THE CLASS FRIDAY EVENING—REV. BRENDLE, OF DENVER, ADRESSED THE GRADUATES Rev W. S. Brendle, of Denver, de- livered the commencement address be- fore the graduating class at the East Danegal High school at Maytown Fri- day evening and diplomas were pre- sented by D. M. Wolgemuth, president of the board of education. Honor Students The honor students of the class ranked as follows: Rachel Engle, Elsie Sweitzer, Edith Derstler, Harold Ket- tering, Elizabeth Shuman, Marie Hol- TWO LOCAL LADIES GRADU- ATED AT MILLERSVILLE Two of our local ladies graduated at the Millersville State Teachers’ College this year, Miss Elsie Hoff- er and Miss Ethel Smith, the for- mer having accepted a position as teacher in the 3rd and 4th grade mixed, of town, and the latter at|lenbau h, Sara Landis and Alvin : : ’ | rauer said he only needed two days Rutt’s school, near Elizabethfown. Sn ig Ag Irene fer veh practice. There were 102 2. Le lass, Other Class Members tricts estonia} sections, Embass-| Finals dre Close re a The other members of the class, al- jes, it Legations of the Poreign Today Howard is the Jar = iy Adjudications Filed phabetically listed, are Ralph Berrier, Governments; visit the Washington | © € borough. He won in the finals There remains for distribution (Selma Broske, Paul Engle, Richard | Monument, White House, Treasury (Turn te page four) among the heirs these balances in|Eshlemaf, Harold Etsell, Paul For- Building and the Commerce Build- the following estates: Donald S. Craig, late of Mariet- ta, $1,129.75 (Turn to Page 4) BE ing; tional hotel 6:30 P. M.; party. Friday, June 2, 1933 Breakfast at hotel 7:00 P. lunch at hotel 12:00 noon; immediately after leave hotel immediately after break fast for visit to the Bureau of En- graving and Printing, Institution (The Old and New Mu- seums), and the U. cal Museum; noon; leave hotel immediately ter lunch for visit to Arlington Na- Cemetery New Amphitheater, Unknown Soldier), Alexander, Va. (George Washington Masonic Mem- orial, Lodge Hall and Christ church Mount Vernon (Mansion, and Tomb) (Picture will in front of the Mansion); dinner at Evening at pleasure of lunch at hotel (Lee’s Mansion lv. lunch for Smithsonian S. Army Medi- 12:00 af- and Tomb of Gardens, be taken M.; David B. Kauffman, late of W. Hempfield township, $5,336.82. REI — An Old Photo Mr. John R. Bucher, of Columbia, has a good photo of the original Done- gal Presbyterian church built in 1722, just 211 years ago. Passed to The Great Beyond MANY OF OUR BEST KNOWN PEOPLE HAVE PASSED TO THAT GREAT BEYOND WITHIN THE PAST WEEK Helen C. Grove, 31, died after an The Warren Heisey property on operation in the Columbia Hospital. North Barbara St. is being re- Isaiah Newcomer Musser, 67, coal | painted. merchant and retired minister, died Saturday night at his home Columbia R. 2. A widow, two sons and one sis- ter, all of West Hempfield, survive. Marlin Eugene Heigel Marlin Eugene Heigel, seven months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L, Heigel, of Elizabethtown, died at the home of | EIGHTH GRADE EXERCISES his parents Monday afternoon of pneu- WERE HELD IN THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM — A or GOOD PROGRAM WAS VERY Luneral services were held Friday afternoon and burial was made in the Mount Tunnel cemete.y; Elizabeth- town. t John M. Lagle John M. Lagle, sixty, died suddenly | ¢ Thursday at his home in Philadelphia. He was a painter by trade and former- ly resided in Mount Joy and vicinity. He is survived by a sister-in-law, Mrs, Anna Appley, Marietta. Two nieces and a nephew, Services were held Sat- | © urday afternoon at thé Roy B. Sheetz funeral was made in the Cross Coads cemetery. h Mrs. Emma R. Crum Mrs. Emma B. Crum, seventy-nine, of Conoy township, died Friday morn- ing at 2:20 o'clock. She is survived by| 1 five sons, Henry, New York; Eli Hum- e a small body of water near Lake Grubb Sunday, when seized with an attack of cramps. Barbara St., is being repainted. 46 Promoted grade here Friday evening in the High School auditorium president’s muth; ano solo, Mabel Jane Miller; essay, Charles Shank; music, grade school ler; parlors, here and interment| MVers and Barbara Anne Walters; : essay, Helen Bates; tion, tha Heisey; music, junior high boys glee club; presentation of American .egion awards and Fishing Party Mishap It is claimed that a rear tire blew out and caused a car to roll three times while five young men were on a fishing trip. The accident occurred near Conowingo. Bard Ei- chelberger, 19, R2, Manheim, was treated at. the Lancaster General Hospital. Robert Kissinger, of Lan- disville, with three others were not hurt. Geers A Bather Drowned Ammond S. Lenhard, 17, of Colum- bia, R. 2, was drowned in Mud Lake, a Sr Geen Town Improvements The Witmer property on North Here on Friday WELL RENDERED Promotion exercises were held for he forty-six pupils of the Eighth at 8 o’- lock. The program follows: Overture, grade school orchestra; over visit to the United States Soldiers’ Home, Catholic University, Shrine ‘of the Immaculate Conception, the Francisan Monastery, Zoo, and the National Cathedral; dinner at hotel 5:45 P. M.; leave Washington at 6:30 P. M. and arrive at Mount Joy at 10:30 P. M. Commencement Held onMonday CLASS OF TWENTY-SEVEN FINISHED WORK AT MOUNT A JOY HIGH SCHOOL — EXER- CISES HELD IN THE UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH A class of Iwenty-seven, one of the largest to graduate here in vears, completed its work and the members will continue their educa- tional journeys elsewhere. The ex- ercises were held.in the United Jrethren church before a crowded house Monday evening. The Program The following program was dered: Coronation March—Le Prophet, School Orchestra; Invocation, The Reverend O. L. Mease, S T D; The Bubble, Bridal Chorus—The Rose Maiden, Mixed Chorus; Theme of Student Address ses—Wm. Penn: Al- meda Wittle Kaylor, Jacob H. Linde- muth, Jr., and Pauline Bube Heilig; Hungarian Dances, Nos 7 and 8, Selections from The Student Prince School Orchestra; Commencement Address, Frederick H. Gaige, Ph (Turn to page 3) i er ren- address, Elias Linde- recitation,. Velma Shirk; pi- rchestra; recitation, Stanley Metz- instrumental duet, Mathilda music, junior igh school girls’ glee club; recita- Walter Schroll; semi-chorus, ighth grade boys; recitation, Mar- the auxiliary wards; presentation of certificates (turn to page 5) Miss Betty Ann Newcomer Was Tendered a Big Surprise Party A surprise party was given by Mr. and Mrs. Newcomer in honor of their daughter, Betty Ann’s 12th birthday anniversary at their home| F on South Market street. Prizes were won by Jane Gilbert, Helen Derr, Barbara Fellenbaum, Ardythe Le- Fever, Mary Ellen Leonard, Cath- erine Stoner, Jane Lamparter, Ruth Brown and Mary Gilbert. Those pre sent were Jeanette Potter, Mary Long, Jeanette Hipple, Izella Brown Bernice Metzler, Jane Gilbert, EI- sie Touey, Marion Workman, Doris R er Hickernell, Frances Bowman, Cath-|Mount Joy; Mrs. James Cassel, erine Breneman Edith Gilbert,| Florida; Mrs. Charles Clark, Mary Belle Potter, Betty Derr, Hel Amsterdam, N. Y;; Mr. and Mrs. en Derr, Martha Bennett, Mary a 3 4 Jane Habecker, ine Nissley, dythe Jeunes Lambet, Miss Esther Leon arc Bare, Mrs. Atkinson, S. J. Irvin, of Lancaster; Miss Mary Patterson, Zeigler, Brown, Miss Marie Gantz and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Newcomer, Carlton Cooley, Florin. (Turn to page 3) ohrer, Elsie May Longenecker, uth Brown, Paul- Mary Stoner, Barbara ellenbaum, all of town; Mary Ell- 1 Leonard, Jane Lampazter, Ar- Lefever, Louise Atkinson, Russel Irvin, Mrs. Kendig H. Mrs, HA S. Newe omer, Miss Mary Althouse, Mrs. Elmer Mrs. of yards, June 21 and 22. Cash prizes to- taling $700 are offered by the Lancas- ter Live Stock Exchange. a term in the Eastern Penitentiary for robbery, escaped there Monday and was caught at Marietta yesterday. of ion Sunday School picnic at Cassels Park, near that boro, July 26. Smith—Barrick Helen I. Barrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barrick, and Howard mith, son of Mrs. Katie Smith, son of Mrs. Katie Smith, both of Florin, were married Saturday at 2 p. m. by Rev. J. C. Deitzler, at the parsonage of the Florin United Brethren church. They will reside with the bridegroom’s mother. ~ eee. John Martin Was High Yesterday afternoon Mr. John H. Keener held a very successful target shoot on his grounds at Maytown. There were 25 entries including two pros and excellent scores were made. John Martin, of Harrisburg, was high with 97 out of 100, while five tied for second with 96. In the evening a jug band entertained a good sized crowd. em tl Allens Our Fat Cattle Show The annual Lancaster Fat Cattle Show will be held at the Union stock Gr Nabbed at Marietta Huston Hanlon, 26 of Marietta, doing A eee Marietta will hold its annual un- Wednesday, "BOROUGH MARBLE CHAMP- IONSHIP FROM DAVID GAR- BER IN THREE EXCITING MATCHES LAST WEEK Howard Brown, 14-year-old mar- ble champion of Mt. Joy already has a challenger for his crown despite the fact that he won from more than 100 other boys in the borough tournament. He is challenged by W. E. Nit- rauer, supervising principal of the Mount Joy .schools, who himself was the champion of Middletown in his vouth, “Maybe he’s pretty good,” ard said today, “and 1 don’t to lose my title so soon. Mr. > How- care Nit- | A BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR MISS MARY JANE SPANGLER A birthday party was tendered Miss Mary Jane Spangler by her parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Spang- ler, on Mt. Joy St., in honor of her 13th birthday anniversary, Thurs- day evening. Numerous games during the evening and ments were served to: Zink, Arlene Hendrix, Anna Hoffmaster, Arlene Spangler, Mary Barnhart, Janice Zink, Florence Schneider, Florence Heisey, Vera Haines, Jack Bennett, Robert Esh- leman, Richard Hawthorne, Eugene Crider, Walter Schroll, Claude Schneider, Albert Peifer, Thelma Zink, Doris Hendrix and Betty Young. were enjoyed refresh- Mildred Mary —- Er Rabbit Firm Bankrupt The Penn Fur Farms at Duncannon, Sunday, June 18, will be Father's who conduct a rabbit farm, are bank- | Day. rupt, with liabilities of $15,390.79 and Harrisburg will hold a horse assets of $851.84. show June 2 and 3. Mrs. Willis Freed is ill at her County Firemen ° . Dr. Harry Kendig, on East Main At Landisville St., is sporting a 1933 Buick coach. Four seized autos used for haul- RR ing liquor were sold last week for HELD INTERESTING MEETING | $302.000. THERE FRIDAY EVENING— The graduating class of Eliza- WASHINGTONBORO COMPANY | bethtown High School numbered 69 ADMITTED TO THE ASSOCIATION The Good Will Fire Company, of Washingtonboro, was elected a mem- ber of the Lancaster County Firemen’s association at the May meeting Friday evening in the Landisville Fire hall. | t The Strasburg Fire company was ex- pected to join the association within the next month. Paul Z. Knier, of Manheim, chief fire marshal, reported 14 fires during the d month with a loss of $21,935 covered by $79,804 of insurance. He asked the co- | conductor, died near Phila. He was a Awarded a Banner | Restaurant will be held on Monday operation of all citizens in the investi- former Columbian. The « * St. Luke’s Episcopal | evening, June 5th. You are invited. gation of fires of mysterious origin, re- Mr. Emanuel Myers, Merchant, at| chu were awarded the | Bring your friends. porting that through the assistance of | Newtown, who was quite ill is able ing the largest Len-{ Messrs. A. D. Garber and A. G. Wal- police several fires had been cleared up to be out again. capita than any i ters of town, and A, S. Bard and son through the arrest of Sanford Landis. Hershey's new, $2,000,000 hotel was | cl caster and York | Russell and Martin H. Cope of Rheems Fifteen companies and eleven bands opened Friday with a dinner to 200 | countic I rvices were held in |were to Diehl's Island Saturday and have already signified their intention | distinguished guests. St. Jo Episcopal church at Lan |paq 5 catch of 400 fish of joining the parade at the county Mrs. Harry Burkhart, of Perth Am- | caste Sunday. seems Meee convention in Millersville on June 3, it boy, N. J., visited her sister, Mrs. Jno. = hs Mr. a Mrs J hn Miller, west was reoprted by William N. Hoffert, of | BE Schroll here Monday. Married 54 Years a cr i i Scnday to Millersville, and more are expected to Miss Mary Patton Kise is the new P Mr. and Mrs. Wesl Jan o diftne ake Me 2nd Mrs. J send in acceptances of their invita-|R. R. agent at Washingtonboro. Her | 1 ce ate thei G. Snavely : iildren, Rachel and tions. father held that same position years | lite 10TTOW Thu : Raymon, of Fairview Church; Mr. Each fire company of the county will ago. 163 hey have their pres- | Mrs. Allen Gantz, Mr. and Mrs enter a young lady in the beauty con- Betty Jane Dull, 9, of Sheafferstown ome, 119 David street, Mount Joy. | J er Lentz, and children, Wilma test which will be held at 7 p. m. next | R. 1, got out of an automobile. ran in | Se and A Jean of Aberdeen Saturday, and a silver cup will be | the path of another and was killed] Mrs. J D. Bowers. Mr. and Mrs. Menno Hess awarded. A carnival will close the Sunday. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. J a ighter, Ada; Mrs. Lizzie convention. The Sisterhood Bible class of the |of Norfolk, Va., visited Gantz. U. B. church will not meet the first |fer this week. The ladies ar TT Re 3 3 Thursday, the regular date, but will | ters of the late John Peffer, formerl r. and Mrs. John Newcomer and We re 3 meet the second Thursday, June 8, lt this place and Mrs. Enos Weidman and . ‘+ at the U. B. parsonage A bf town; Mr. and Mrs. John K. With this issue The Bul- After three men made their escape Frank's Sale Tonight. { Newcomer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry . . . . . { amid a valley of shots by officers, a Don't forget the community sale by | Shenk, of Lititz, were at Port De- letin begins its thirty-third | 500-gal. still, 4,000 gallons of mash and c., S. Frank & Bro. near town tonight |p sit, Md., on Thursday. 20 gallons of liquor were destroyed in| They will sell chicks. merchandise, TE Year. It was started by the the Welsh Mountains Thursday. fruits, ete. | Marriage Licenses present owner, never mis- ee —_——————— { Martin w. Wolgemuth, East Don- . Mrs. Kercher Spoke Mr. Richard Myers, Mrs. John |e¢gal township and Mary E. Livin- sed an issue and never a| A Mother's and Daughter's ban-|Barnhart, and children, Harold and |€00d, Elizabéthtown. : : quet was held by the Zion Luther-{ Mary, of town: Miss Lovice Shrein rT : day late during that period. | an church at Landisville on Thurs-]er, of Lancaster, attended the mem| Miss Pearson and Miss Hannah Pear- day evening. Mrs. George Kercher{o services at Marietta on Sun-|son, of Trenton, N. J., are spending the Not bad, eh? Held Session at Sporting Hill SUNDAY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. EIGHT HELD A CONVENTION IN UNITED ZION CHILDREN’S CHURCH ON SATURDAY The Sunday School convention of the eighth district was held in the United Zion’s Children’s church at Sporting Hill on Saturday, May 27 afternoon and evening. Following is the program: Satur- day afternoon at 1:30 standard time; Registration, worship period, song service, devotions, business session; duet, Misses Dorothy and Betty Witman; messages from the divisional superintendents: Mrs. C. McNeill, Elwood Myers, I. W. Sing er, Paul Singer, Mrs. J. E. Alexan- der, Rev. H. E. Palm; Song; Dis- cussions, A. Y. Keath, Howard Ha- maker, Clayton Witman; duet, Dor- othy and Betty Witman; address, Miss Mary E. Swope; closing song and benediction. Saturday evening at 7 o'clock standard time: Song service; devo- tional service, Young People’s Di- vision; Business session, installation of officers, Rev. J. F. Knittle; Ad- dress, Hon. J. A. McSparran; La- dies’ Quartette; Offering; Song and Closing Devotions. The Officers The officers are: President, H. P Wisegarver; vice president, C. 8. Witman; secretary, Miss Alma Van Gueder; treasurer, Elmer Brubaker; divisional superintendent, Children’s Mrs. Clarence McNeill; Young Peo- ple, Elwood Myers; O A BC,1W. Singer; Home ahd Extension, Mon- roe Lehn; Christian Education, P. Singer; Missionary, Mr. J. E. Alex ander; Temperance, Rev. H E Palm School Administration, C S Witman Eee t church at the Trinity Lutheran|t church at Lebanon. Rev. George Conference At THE ANNUAL EVENT OF THE the place for the annual conference of the Church of the Brethren. day and will be given over to business sessions of mission, eral education and Christian education boards, Community building. The standing . committee will also meet Wednesday in building, sectional conferences of pastors, super- A Boys’ Conference . Hiked to the Stone Bridge vice at the Cross Roads church in On Saturday afternoon and even-| The Nature club of the Mount |the creek near the Iron Bridge, ing a Boys’ Conference convened|Joy High school hiked to the Stone |south of town. under the auspices of the Lutheran | Bridge, were: Many Witness Our Memorial Parade BACHMAN CHOC. CO. SEEKS MOUNT JOY’S CELEBRATION, EXCESS FREIGHT CHARGES| AFTERNOON AND EVENING ! PROGRAMS, PARADE, ETC, The Bachman Chocolate Manufactur-| PLEASED — AFFAIR WAS A ing Company of this place complained DECIDED SUCCESS to the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion at Washington last Friday against] Mount Joy entertained its usually freight rates on cocoa beans between |large crowd of people who came New York city and Florin, Pa., over here to witness our demonstration the Pennsylvania Railroad. yesterday, - Memorial Day. The weather was fine for parading, the turnout was good and the ' specta- tors were pleased. Following was the program for the day: (Turn to page 4.) GCs The company held it was entitled to reparation of $1,330 for excess freight charges during part of 1930. 160 Men Put to Work A roofing project authorized recently by the War Department, Washington put more than 100 men to work this week at the United States Army Re- serve Depot, New Cumberland, Work- ing in three shifts of eight hours the men will re-roof half of the buildings at the depot. The project will be com- pleted in about one month and will cost approximately $40,000. —— Eee Awards Presented The Eighth Grade Commence- ment was very well attended on Friday evening. The annual awards by the Legion and Auxiliary were presented. The Legion Auxiliary medal to Miss Edna Newcomer and the Legion medal to Elias Linde- muth, who is also president of his class. Hershey June 7 CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN WILL OPEN IN THE CHOCOLATE TOWN NEXT WEEK WEDNESDAY —3 DAY PROGRAM Hershey has again been chosen as Wednesday, June 7, is the opening ministerial, gen- to be held in the Hershey he assembly room of the community rl ern. Thursday, , wil iv : ursday, June 8, will be given to Baptized on Sunday The Brethren in Christ church held a baptismal service on Sunday immediately after the morning ser- (Turn to nage 4.) Mr. Kreider is he teacher. Those in the party Miss Louise Schock, Miss near town. crowd There was a very large present to witness the service. eee. INTERESTING HAPPENINGS FROM home on West Main standard time on Monday, June 5. this year. Linden Hall Seminary, Lititz was held yesterday. bia, died from the effects of heat pros- en month’s illness ville, will give a was the speaker Kercher was a speaker. 0) Cerne: Page of School News If you are interested in news concerning our public schools, turn to page 3. An entire page of the Bulletin is devoted to news and il- lustrations this week. News In General For Busy Folks ALL OVER THE COUNTRY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THOSE WHO HAVE LITTLE TIME TO READ Street. The City of Lebanon will return to The fourth annual horse show of Franklin I. Swingler, 43, of Colum- ration Friday. Mr. Philip Greiner, on New Hav- St., has recovered from a The Orphan Home band, of Loys- concert at Mid- letown June 12. Isaiah Snyder, 63, former P. BR R. June Pennell, Miss Caroline Schnei- der, Miss Jeanne Schock, Miss Eliz- abeth Forney, Miss Barbara Brosey Miss Gladys Zink and Miss Arlene Engle. ree SG Qe Local Musicians Took Part Mr. Russell Sumpman, Sr. and son, Russell, Jr.; Messrs. Arthur Myers, Martin Brown, Walter Kra- mer and Jay Barnhart played with joyed a hike to town, comer, the troop. Local Doings Girl Scouts on a Hike local Girl Scout Troop en- Hostetter’s, near Miss Ethel New accompanied The on Saturday. the captain, the Shawnee Band on Sunday at Marietta when the annual custom of launching a memorial boat of Around Florin flowers was observed. me A Qn | Beer Licenses Any Time Beer selling licenses may be issu- | ed at any time during the year in Pennsylvania, according to Deputy |, Attorney General Wilhelm F. Kna-| uer in a digest of the McClure act. gow 51 fie Mod) Summer Events : "For Local Boys : fo with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Forry, near Ronks. Wolgemuth and daughters, CAN ATTEND THE ) THE WORLD'S S FAIR | Mary a d Alma and son Mark, of Law AT CHICAGO UNDER THE AU- | were guest NVolgemuth’s Sun- SPICES OF THE Y. M. C. A. AN ay BE ENTERTAINED THERE ir. and Mrs. Raymond Hilt and | daughter Arlene were Su day guests Two summer events are to be opened of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey by 'gler at up for boys of Mount Joy through the | Back Run. hs kindness of Charles E. Ford, State] Mr and Mrs. Paul Weiser of town, Boys’ Work Secretary of the State Y | and Mrs. Christ Heilig of Mount Joy, M. C. A. Many boys these days are |spent Sunday at Chester and Grady- anxious to see the World’s Fair and ar- | V rangements have been made whereby | parties of boys with their leaders can go to the World's Fair under the au- spices of the Y. M. C. A. and be en- | le tertained and live in the Y. M. C. A buildin t Chicago at a very reduced |¢ rate, rties of boys all over Pennsyl- | 11 (Turn to page 8) iter et Ae teat NEWS OF GENERAL INTEREST AS Hershey on Sunday. ville, | tertained Mr. | and son Richard, and Mr. family near Ronks. week with the family of Mr. M. M. Leib IT OCCURRED IN THAT VILLAGE WEST OF HERE. BUSY Mr. and Mrs. Kraybill visited at Bal- imore on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Leedom were to Mr. and Mrs. Christ V. Kinsey and on, Vernon spent the weekend at Bal. imore, Md., with friends. Miss Kathryn Forry is spending a few visiting friends. and Mrs. Harvey Campbell en- and Mrs, Elmer Kelle: and Mrs. Oscar Kel- or, all of York, Sunday. Mr. John Guhl and daughter Miriam, and Mrs. John Mellinger vis- Mrs. Oscar Forry and Mr, ed her sister, The public card party at Kinsey's
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