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MOUNT JOY, PENNA., WEDNESDAY) DECEMBER 20th, 1933
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Mount Joy Bulleti

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s1. 50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
99

Wheat Crop Cut
On 360 Farms

MANY LANCASTER CO FARMERS
HAVE APPLIED FOR ALLOT-
MENTS UNDER THE tOVERN-
MENT WHEAT PRODUCTION
PROGRAM
More than 360 Tancastr County
farmers who applied for allotments
under the government wheat pro-
duction program will hav: a final
chance to appeal their acreage com-
putations,
The board of directors of the local
Wheat Production Control Associa-
tion will sit to hear all complaints
of inaccuracies in the list. Alvin C.
Reist, J. Clayton Brubaker and Will-
iam P. Bucher constitute the board.
Lancaster's wheat allotment has
been fixed at 1,327,703 bushels and
the county is divided into ten dis-
ricts for administering the plan. The
number of acres sown and bushels
produced by each farmer in the past
three years is used to compute the
three-year average.
The largest average acreage on any
county farm: which cooperated is
that of Clara M. Nolt, 'u. the Mount
Joy area, with 2,475 busle Other
heavy producing farms ar: vned by
Henry G. Rush, Larcas Rural
area, 2,033 bushels; John &. Shenk,
Lancaster, Rural, 2,028 bushels; Ir-
pin N. Musser, Elizabethtown area,
1,539 bushels; John E. Melhorn, of
Elizabethtown arez, 1,259 bushels; T.
Donald Patterson, Christiana area,
1.278 bushels; Esther P. Maxwell, of
Drumore area, 1,207 bushels; A.
Levis Ambler, of Quarryville area,
1,263 bushels; A J. and L. E. Shoe-
maker, Quarryville area. 1,255 bus.;
Mahlon Bushong, Mount Joy area,
1272 bushels; Henry R. Herr, Lan-
caster Rural, 1,732 bushels; J. D.
Cameron Est. (one farm), Elizabeth-
town area, 1,378 bushels.
Twenty other farms had an aver-
age yield of 1,000 or more bushels
in the years of 1930-32 inclusive.
EE SA
Local Men Paroled
Five paroles were granted by
court during the session.
Four of the paroles were awarded
to residents of town who were sen-
tenced last June on serious charges
the
involving Rosie Pfautz, of Master-
sonville.
The four, whose minimum terms
of six months expired last week,
were: Raymond Eby, Joseph Schroll,
David Sternberger and Walter Ma-
teer.

Lewis Explains
| THE MRS. EBERSOLE AND
was entertained by Mrs. Abner
Risser and Mrs. Albert
the home of the farmer
afternoon.
Following is the program: Song, O
Saturday
Little Town of Bethlehem by the So
ciety; Devotions, Luke 2, Miss Ada
Kraybill; Vocal Solo, Stille Nacht by
Mrs. I. T. Madeira accompanied by
Hernley Madeira on violin; Business
Report of donations to Water St.
Mission, Lancaster; Violin solo, Rock
Me To Sleep, and Traumeri Hernley
Madeira; Address, Paths That Lead
to Bethlthem by Miss Martha Martin
of Elizabethtown College; Song, Joy
to the World by the Society.
In January the Society will be en-
tertained at the home of Miss Mary
Strickler.
mmr nt Ap
Gave a Shower
For Newlyweds

AND MRS. |

baker, Betty Arlene and Elsie Eliza-
beth Brubaker, Amos S. Weidmar,
Mrs. George Shenenberger, Mrs. Ez-
Eichelberger, Lloyd Lehman, Mr
ra
and Mrs Al B. Erb, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Haldeman, Grace Balmer,
Webb Ginder, Esther Faus, Mr. and
Mrs. Abram Brubaker, Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Becker and Mary Becker, W
Roy Rhoads, Mrs. John Weidman,
Richard Hoffman, Florence Weidman
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Good. Miss Ber-
tha Peters, Miss Ruth Shelly, Mt.
and Mrs. [ra E. Diehm, Miss Martha
Ober, Mr. Paul N. Fahnestock, Mr.
and Mrs Stanley Moyer, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Gibble. Ray, Grace, Mar-
tin, Stanley, Junior, and Victor; Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Ulmer, Mr. and Mrs
C. B. Henny, Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Henny, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stehman

Plans For Spans
HIGHWAY SECRETARY APPEARS |

BEFORE THI TATE ADVISORY |
BOAJRD—JCOST 0p "MDGE AT |
BA BRYDGE $1 000
Steps fuwere by Sam-
uel S. T lewis, Seetary of Highways
toward
federal the construction of
additional bridges over the Sus
quehanna river. He appeared before
the State Advisory Board of Public
Works to explain the plan.
Last week Governor Pinchot ap-
proved. a bill permitting the High-
way Department to apply for federal
funds to build toll bridges.
Recently Secretary Lewis recom-
mended toll bridges from Millersburg
Dauphin county to Liverpool, Perry
county; from Bainbridge, Lancaster
County to Manchester, York County
and at McCall's Ferry.
The department, Lewis
Nd b department secure

explained
Friday, is not yet prepared to for-|
mally ask for the Federal loans.
Cost estimates of the Bainbridge
bridge were placed at approximately
$1.050,000. including bridge approach-
es of $200,000.
JACOB KUHNS MEMBER OF
COLLEGE DEBATING TEAM

Jacob Kuhns, son of Mrs. Martha
of this boro, has been chosen
a member of this year’s debating |
team at Elizabethtown College, Eliz-!
abethtown, Pa.
The men’s debating team at the |
ccllege maintains forensic relations
.ach year with other colleges. The |
juestion to be debated this year is|
that the NRA principles should be |
made a part of the permanent policy |
the United States government.
eee.
STATE WILL CONCRETE
+ ELIZABETHTOWN STREET |

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for construction of 1.53 alles |
o ete on Route 320 through j|*
ElizfQ town will be received by
the Highway Department on
Dec 29, it was announced in
Har + Monday.
ne
chase,
py Becker's gasid
per, Saturday,

stati Sharp’s
\afternc
{ Mrs
| tex
| bore
{letin in wishing him unbounded suc-
I. B. Henny, Miss Anna Flor-
ence Frank, Menno Heisey, Eliza-
beth Hostetter, Lester B. Nissley,
Mrs. John Snavely, Mr. and Mrs. B.
Frank Kulp. Mr. Stanley Kulp, Mr.
and Mrs Herman Ginder, Mr. and
Mss. Abram Faus, Clyde Richard
Faus, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Messick,
Jay Richard Messick, Bertha Faus,
Charles Myer. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Henny, Ellen Henny.
Opening of a
Fine New Store
MR. FRANK TYNDALL HAS A
VERY HANDSOME AND MODERN
RISSER ENTERTAIN SOCIETY
The Society of Farm Women No. 8
Ebersole, at

vegetables taken, it was brought out

MR. 0Y HENNY, OF
SPORTING HILL. WERE ENTER-
TAINED IN HONOR OF THEIR
RECENT MARRIAGE
A shower was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Jenny, of Spc g Hill, last Tuesday
evening in ho f Mr. and Mrs.
Roy E Henny vho were recently
married. An joyable evening was
| had by all w participated, after
which refreshments were served to
92 guests.
Those presert were:
Mr. and NM Roy E. Henny, Mr
and Mrs. Norman Faus, Wilbur and |
| Junior Faus, Mrs. Clayton Henny,
| Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sumpman, Mr.
and Mrs. Fhares Becker, Arthur
Becker and Anna Grace Becker, Har
old Fahnestock, Robert Fahnestock,
Mr. and Mrs H. E. Ginder, Martin
Shenk, C Emerson Rohrer, Jerome H
Brubaker, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bru-

PLACE OF BUSINESS AT THE
FORMER CHANDLER STORE
PROPERTY
Mr
Frank Tyndall, son of Postmas-
nd Mrs. William Tyndall, of this
has embarked in business and |
will open his fine, newly equipped and |
modern store to the public at eight |
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Some time ago Mr. Elam Bomberger, |
one of our local bankers, purchased the
late W. D. Chandler property on West
Mazin street. Since then the drug store
bui ding has undergone extensive im-
An entire new and mod-
off teont with a eenter entrance and
wilh spacious display windows on each
site were installed,
Vr. Tyndall has equipped the store
wth a new fountain, new display cases,
new furniture and an entirely new
| stock consisting of remedies, pills, tab-
lets, tooth powders, salts, soaps, tooth
pastes, creams, shampoos, cigars and
cigarettes, rubber goods, candies. etc.
The proprietor, who for a number of
vears was employed at Dr. E W. Gar-
her's pharmacy, on East Main street,
a host of friends who join the Bul-
oss in his business venture.
We call our many readers attention
Mr. Tyndall's spacious advertise-
cnt elsewhere in this issue of the
letin.
\ Dog Licenses Ready
The new dog licenses are
ailable and Jimmy Miller,
-idge, Zot license No. 1.
now
Bain-

WAS DANIEL K. N K. NYE, E'TOWN— |

Recit: ition,
Se te . 1 T | A SPELLING BEE AT THE
| ROC ) Pp
entenced lo | KVILLE school Bouse Programmes P 0 D
Year In Bastil 4 A spelling bee will be held Satur- | . ® ® epa rtm en t 3
” e ay evening, Dec. 23, at 7:30 at the F Ch |
> | Rockville School House, Mt. Joy or ristmas ® ®
| Twp., three-fourth mile north west | na J
ED WEAVER, MILTON GROVE, of Elizabethtown. [THE NUMEROUS . n U { es ew { S
GUILTY ON ONE CHARGE AND | 1st Class—Spelling 14 years and TE J CBLIC SD
ACQUITTED ON ANOTHER IN, under Prof. Raymond Heisey, direc- | Co! ITY 15 Nas
COURT LAST WEEK tor. COMMUNITY =~ WILL RENDER | |t wil] be remember
| APPROPRIATE YULETIDE PRO. e remembered that some months ago the Postoffice De-
———— 2nd Class—General information is | GRAME partment at Washington ask orbs p ie :
Fred Weaver, Milton Grove, wag] open to all Prof. Emerson Fohrer, | Al Pe at We ungton asked for bids for a site for a postoffice
So Er a ate oy Yas | director. : yuilding here in Mount Joy. A number were offered and it was
god cout belore Pot a ® if There i Rl Ss pro- Simos! cok tat jour bore park - would be accepie 9 at 1
He was sentenced to the county | Alonzo and Alexander, who lately | 87am at the Cedar Hill School, near price of $15,000,
prison for one year and fined $100 |Teturned from a tour of entertain- West Donegal Township At that time a public meeting was held in the Council Chamber
mi NO) ments inching “the "Century of Thudey evening, Des Hat when one of the Departments’ representatives, Mr. Brown, was
s acquitted of felonious pe . 4 * ‘ese and explained : }
entry and larceny, developing from and laughter in their original way. | €ome all. Vivian N. Eby, teacher. prese ni and explained about what was required.
the alleged theft of about 50 bushels | Three cash prizes to each class. Ad- Church of God Evidently, that’s all off.
of Doistons, He Jes found py of mission 15c. C. R. Frey is the teacher lg Bac, 24th, oT Elsewhere in the Bulletin may be found the same kind of an
v gr an = SB | the pageant ing of ings’ wi | . rortice » ‘ "pe . 2h 3
Sileged second attempt to steal from [ iy ‘en by the young people of the etl Th: 7 i fore ay the and pice ry
the same place. A M F d | Church of God. considerable. is time only 9,500 square feet are required.
Weaver was charged with stealing an ound J Pre ver, Rev. Broske; Recitation, by | Then too the cost of same may not exceed $10,000
the potatoes from ares J. Forney, Jilly Stohler; Recitation, Donald | The cpeeifl : 1 oR Ee a2 i .
2 farmer a Eat Fotos : Quarr Hole | = e; Solo, Joan McClellan; Recita- | I'he specificatio ns ca for a lot of 70 ft. front but sites having
burg. Forney’s shed Was In Y tion, Roy Sumpman; Solo, Jack Mca | different street frontage dimensions will be considered provided
entered on September 14 and the Clellan; Recitation, Violet Sprout; | the area is approximate I the same.
by Robert

| in the trial. BODY BADLY DECOMPOSED— | Recitation, Et ne Beaston; Song, by |
fy ay on WAS FOUND UNDER THE ICE | Br mary; Rec ation, Bobex Peach opened at Mount Joy January 10.
ble Ge a \ anheim MON ecitation, oris ice; ec., oy - is ite like that a n sr of sites wills acai > ‘ere
township on information furnished by DAY FORENOUN | dic Pennell; Rec.,, Malve Funk; Ex- | It is uate lik ly that a number of sites will-again be offered.
Forney and State Trooper Harry i _. |ercise by Primary, Long Long Ago;
Fitzgerald. : State Police and county authorities | Recitation, Earl Balmer; Rec., Ashur : r
Weaver was discovered in For- are investigating the finding of a body | Beamenderfer; Rec., Alice Balmer; ‘Local Doings Passed to The
ney’s barn early in the morning of of an unidentified man, badly decom- Exercise by three girls, If; Rec, by | ©
September 10, five days after the flosed, in an abandoned ore hole slong | Gladys Pennell; Rec, by Fay Boyd; Ar a. | Fl : {
rer : vg BR ;
Potatoes were stolen. He was later },. Columbia-Marietta pike, abut a| KCC Glen Flowers Song. Solo and OuUn« 1011 Great Be roped
arrested on suspicion of having loot- auarter mile norit of the Chorus; Rec, Leroy Shireman; Rec.
ed ns warehouse. brides at 10 Monday morn "i | Ellen Funk; Rec, Jane Shireman; Br —— pens
Eli Randler, of near East Peters- Celi "5: | Exercise by 6 girls, Merry Christmas {| NEWS OF GENERAL INTEREST AS
burg, testified he was hired to sleep oe gracsome find was made by | Rec, Mae Beaston: Rec., Margaret IT OCCURRED IN THAT BUS) MANY OF OUR BEST KNOWN
lin the wereliouse after: the. theft. He John Meister, of Marietta, who saw thé | ghireman: Rec. Russell Sumpman; VILLAGE WEST OF HERE PEOPLE HAVE PASSED TO THAT
| stated he discovered Weaver in the body under the ice. H. E. py, by boys, Christmas Time; Rec. Fe GREAT BEYOND WITHIN THE
| building where the potatoes were Columbia R, D. 1; Henry Smith, Mhri- | Verna Stark; Rec., Mary Barnhart; Mr Rickard Funk w Sind PAST WEEK
| stored about 2 o'clock on the morn- ¢tta and Michael McFarland, who Rec, Myrtle Husler; Solo, Dorothy ator ot ne Ji ahaa _—
ing of September 19 put Weaver dis; nenthy, the Baker; She Address, Rev. Broske; Mrs. Harvey Hurst spent few Mrs. Georgia Miller, 64, died at
appeared while he was arousing cover the body. Offering; selection by orchestra; Pa- | qavs at Lancaster : Columbia
Forney State Trooper Edwards, of the Co-| geant King of Kings Pe = Xe
J 3 b gea £ mgs. Mrs, Jilliams /as visitor
Forney stated he had permitted lumbia sub-station, and Deputy Gor- United ‘Brethren: Chareh at oan > i eg Sipe .
Weaver to “stubble” potatoes on the oner Walter Fryberger, Marietta, were The Christmas program at the U. : Miss Rathr m Forry i Satur Emuia Elizabeth. Meekley :
farm. State Trooper Fitzgerald de- summoned and ordered the body|re-| B. church will be held on Sunday| day dd I oo a Meckles, 0, died
clared that Weaver admitted getting ;oved to the undertaking establish-| morning at 9:30 o'clock. In the eve horse oa horks 3 gi os er home at Elizabethtown, Sun-
» of poisioes from a ten- ent of John L. Frey, Marietta. ning, at 7:30 a musical cantata will Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Campbell She is survived by her mother
acre tract in is manner. a DI 1 Ww the 2 ed WA As >
Weaver. the father of four childs Stone Tied To Back be Presaniod i the choir. vats entertained these friends to dinner | Mrs. Mary Meckley, and one broth-
ren, denied stealing the potatoes but After a preliminary examination au- 2 Tn 5 23 it hele home on Sunday: ~ |er, John Meckley, both of Elizabeth-
admitted being in the warehouse on thorities said they had not yet de- ao tt re 2a re Claena: Musse i town. Funeral services were held
the morning of September 19. He termined whether the man had com- wa pian in en, Sor Jou, Jeane private Tuesday afternoon with in-
claimed he had been in Lancaster mitted suicide or had been a victim of | OFFICER FLMER ZERPHEY yw ot p ig 1 terment in the Mt. Tunnel cemetery.
and was returning home by automo- foul play. A heavy stone was tied to HAD A BUSY WEEK will present their en : rn nn
bile when he discovered his car the man’s back, according to police. 0 on re 2s gd Dogan Mrs. John Frecht
needed water. : : ated. with h Last week Israel Lazrawitz, of Saistmas might at 4100 M. The : 7 2
The ore hole is located within a short Roald or. Larter oo orves entire program is listed on another Mrs. Caroline B. Frecht, 83, wife
T= distance of the pike, on the Curvin phi an Bt. gl as gi page of this issue of John Frecht, of Manheim, died
The driver’s license of Paris H. Martin farm. ERG i a i ed 2 “Mr and Mrs. Christian Melhorn | a her home Friday night of a stroke
Rohrer, of East Petersburg, was re-. At the morgue, it was said that the | Stad€ Zerphey irom Squire LrimmsS: 4 on Willis; Mr. and Mrs. Miller | 2fter an illness of a week. She was
voked yesterday. body was so badly decomposed that oes, Sharged ih Teng a Wolgemith and two children. Mr. | 2 daughter of the late George and
— i en thls ender assistance after colliding : A Me. ;
world be tim with Russel Stoner. of town. He ang Mrs, John Melhorn and two Masdskene Bear, 4 Pe
| Trooper wards said ‘pe vietim | ¢ ished $500 bail for court. children spent Sunday at Millersburg | >“ sbe S vi oy
ew S enera was of heavy build, He 4ing about | Hess, 35. of town. charged Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lindemuth | ore daughter, Mrs. Clayton D. Kiehl
| 180 pounds, was 5 feet. 9 inches tall| ith assault and battery by his wife and daughter, Miriam; Mr. and Mrs. | Merely Services were at the
For Busy Follis mts ir. eo ceo] vei oe ais Gate Sa nd Toate es) 2 Sogn, Sor, Toe
| y | He wore a blue suit, a short Oxfor df Police Zerphey and in default of Mr. and Mrs. John Brandt and child 1 lew cemetery.
gray overcoat, white shirt, Ag Rei $300.00 bail he was committed to the ro Fuel and Bobby and Clarence M G. U. Obel
ie. black shoes, gray socks and three | county jail for a hearing in Monday ouple. rs. G. U. z
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS FROM !'¢ Pact sho - | county jail for a hearing In On Friday evening, Dec, 22nd, at| Mrs. Blanche Dalton Obetz, forty-
sets of underwear. | After the hearing he was returned] 4 +0 BT : y
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY FOR Ss i + the papers; ia: 7:30 P. M., the Florin Schools will] six, wife of G. U. Obetz, died Frida
State Poli aid among the papers|to jail for Court : y
THE BENEFIT OF THOSE WHO tound rion they had dis-| ‘On Monday Constable Zerphey| give a program in keeping with the | at Manheim of complications. She
HAVE LITTLE TIME TO READ | °Y" on : A Np arr. i Fling . | celebration of Christmas. The var-| had been ill for several weeks.
covered t % of Daniel Nye, Co- | a'rested Harry and William Palmer] "=" no if Rig 1 :
- — Re The victim also carried | on a gharge of vagrancy. They were ious pupils in the four rooms ng. n_ addition to her husband, she is
Jobs will be provided for 17 men 2 to page 5) | a hearing before Burgess have part and an invitation to par- Survived by the following brothers
here thru the CWA. oener and commited to the County relatives gnd Eriengs 13 extend- 5d ox Mrs. George Geist, Miss
The Welfare drive at Elizabet il for 90 days each. ed to this program ae Delton, Vis Myra Stump Shas.
town netted $1,155.20 for the caus ee re TY and M: alton, all of Philadelphia
x as Hors COUNCILMA CM. NAVEN Christ and Lincoln D2’ both of
ey sv Ss vs REE MEN QUESTIONED aN na DO A os Manheim. Bg
the state. : FOR THEFT OF COPPER x | Services were hel the home
When a car skidded on the i PE 1d Henry J. Eng, executor of John Monday with bu 4 ¢ Fairview
1 at th
road at Mountville Friday it dem Three men are being he d at the) pr decensed sold at public | cemetery.
ished a porch olumbia lock-up Friday night for| = =. Bulletin Office last Friday TE hes
p : : estioning upon the alleged theft : yar i: a
Mrs. Gertrude High, of Hon copper wire and scrap iron from evening, a 50 ft. lot on the north Benjamin W. Eshleman
Brook, has a Daffoney plant 19 ye Wire EL side of East Main Street, in this| Benjamin W hleman, eighty-
1 th 100 bl E. Baker, Billmyer, according to borough three. died Fiida Se he
old with 1 > DOS, e Columbia State Police. iy > 15 don i an se Sa
The Mountville Safe Company Ww I . 7 There is a 2 1-2 story frame| home of his l law Alie
d charter by th tat : It William McCowin, Garrett Wood- story frame bujlding. The property Billett, at Mariett fter Jong ill
granted a charter by, ihe 'siace, rd and Frank Ware, all of Bain- dwelling thereat fis well os a. one) ness Survived four
Sali Sr b idge, were taken into custody by was sold subject ot a of ers, Hiram, of Okl yhoma; D. nie
The state paid $147 bounty on onstable Walter Shank, Bainbridge, Wh a0) Ih es Ta i ee i pa
| weasels and 18 foxes trapped in D. 3, and Trooper Harry Fitzger $1,000 plus one year’s interest and; Jacob and Henry, of Ohi step-
. . 9, I) i io 1 2 } he a f Jilke rer
caster Co. during November. d, of the Columbia sub-station of also all taxes due 3 ly. 1934, Pe Wilkes Bare; ang
S ed into e Re 0 es ! ough,
A truck skidded into tt e State Police. These amounted to $ 4 thee ¢ A lie Pi ugh Ohi
sign and demolished it on Ma, ee The property was sold to Council- | Mary rtha, of Illinois.
Street at the First National Bank a 5 man O. M. Donaven, wh 1 $705 00 | _ sel held at the home or
Trust Co. Adjudications Filed making the sale price of the real es-| SU ifternoon with Christ-
Three Washingtonboro boys, Ww In the Orphans’ Court these ad- | tate $1,957.00. He will tak ne- fficiating, Interniendy_ i
bicycles, rode and walked across dications were leaving for diate possession. : Hi semetery, Columbia. >
ice on the Susquehanna river th 1 mot he heirs these Mr. Chas. S. Frank was the u -
amounts: tioneer and Wm. C. Rehm, th Williz S :
last Thirsdsy. ari | Annie Martin White, late of Mount| ¢ ; liam E Scholing
Mrs. George H. Naylor,, Marietia, hE orney. y E. Scholing, -eighty-seven
has a poinsetta in bloom with flow- 1c e rom Joy township S51 ol ; GD. Ar. “ Wars Indiana, died December 13
ers 9 1-2 inches in diameter The | 1 Mary K gine late of Mount Joy Motorist Is Fined J 1 stroke of apoplexy, it was
stalk is 6 feet high. B k ro, $3,253.22 John G. Meckley, of Elizabethtown red here Sa
The estate of Sarah Nissley, late of ar as et 3 was fined $200 and costs when h Mr. Scholing, = er resident of
East Donegal township, was adjudi- | Engagement Announced pleaded guilty before Judge Oliver | this bor was @ er here for
cated last week. There remains $4,- | Miss Dorothy Dattisman, daughter|S Schaeffer to charge of driving | many vears. He is st
i : . : | ! rvived by his
000 for distribution. | PERSONAL MENTION ABOUT | of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Dattisman, of | his automobile after his operator's som, Willima Jr., and several other
The gas station at Prince street| THE COMERS AND GOERS | Landisville, whose engagement to Wil- | license was suspended. Prosecution | child
and McGovern avenue, Lancaster,| AROUND HERE DURING THE | lign C. Mowery, son of Mrs. Emma | was brought by Sergeant J. B.| Funeral was held from the Sheetz
was robbed the third time Saturday | PAST WEEK BY OUR SOCIAL | Miwery Leonard, of Lancaster has| Champion of the State Highway Pa- | Funeral home, here, Monday morn-
ie 8 Free NS CWA | REPORTERS been announced will be married in| trol. — ing 10 o'clock with interment in
Elizabethtown has em- | mmm — the near future. he Mount Joy cemetery.
ployes who received their “first pav| Mr and Mrs. Al Quelsh, of Perth, Want Culp “Fired ————————
of $430. Thirty-six more went to] Appoy, N. J, spent Sunday here | 6 Mos. in Wire Theft | Officers of the Lancaster Count) Please Notice
work today, a total of 101. Mount Joy | ith friends. | Ambrose Bailer, negro, Billmyer, |Fish and Game Protective Associa- Scouts will again collect papers
has 17. | Mr. Clarence Newcomer spent| pleaded guilty to charges of felon-| tion, by a resolution of 500 vx ds, | nd magazines Thursday fternoon.
some time at Detroit where he in-| ious entry and larceny, and was sen- requested the State Deparin | December 28. Any paper Boxes of Shy /
Stolen Watch Found spected the new Chevrolet line for | tenced to six months in the county | remove Jerry Kulp, of Colug 38 | waste paper of a : kind V a Ie He /
A valuable gold watch stolen from 1934 | jail and fined $50 and sts. Bailer | a special game warden, on / charges kor gt the. s am Aili also be
an aged Marietta man by two thieves| Mrs. Bessie Burkhart, of Perth| admitted stealing copper wire, val they claim of conduct wuyhecoming i ill » os Fou) WAV
apparently was traded for gasoline, Amboy, N. J., is spending some time | ved at $100, from the J. E. Baker|an officer of the Game Comnission. RD be greatly appreciated
at a Washington Boro service station here with her sister, Mrs. John warehouse, at Billmyer. \ hte y
later in the day, reports indicated. | Schroll. | —_———— Were Paid Bounties
-g \ | Mr. and Mrs. Witmer Eberle, of | Closed on Christmas i Rly Hesslet and Grant Marshall. The December Hi-Crier
Turkey Sale This Evening | 102 E. Donegal street, Mount Joy, The Postoffice here will be closed | PZ of town, were paid boyuti¢s k: The Christmas number of the Hi-
ML oe Re C. S.| were among the 100 salesmen and| 511 day Christmas. No rural or town | the state Game each Crier, that newsy and interesting pub-
an will ho their annual wives who were the guests of the| delivery. Only special delivery mat- | a fox. lication of the Mount Joy High School,
a i Re When Shey will offer; Hoover cleaner company, at a ban- ter wil be delivered | =< was circulated on Friday. The pupils
turkQeS, poultry, fruit and the quet at the Murrell Inn, Saturday | Patbns are requested to call for} gy our busin is- , and teachers deserve credit for the ex-
Chris oods, S dvert t.' ni ; | Stimulate you J
3 ee advertisement. ' night. their mail Saturday evening, Dec. 23 | > i cellent school paper.
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Beamenderfer;

I The proposals are to be and will be
sent to the postoflice here

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