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‘Schroll, Realtor, Mount Joy. No. 416.
i cated. Property newly papered and
painted. Will take $3,000 for a quick
sale. See Jno. E. Schroll, Mt. Joy, Pa

AR i ng lhe So rl de lh)
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, 1934
ORPHANS’ COURT SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
By virtue of an Order of
phans’ €ourt of Lancaster County, the
undersigned will sell at public sale on
the premises of Purpart No. 2, situate
on the public highway leading from
Maytown to Elizabethtown (formerly
the May®wn and Elizabethtown Turn-
pike) ab@ut one mile North of May-
town, the following described real es-
tate:
Purpart
and tract

0. 2. All that certain farm
land situate in East Done-
, on the public road lead-
aytown to Elizabethtown,
acres, neat measure, on
which there} are erected a two-story
brick mandlon house, frame barn,
frame tobacé shed, corn crib and other
buildings. farm is in a high state
of cultivationiand conveniently located
and desirablé as a farm operation or
for residentiali purposes.
Purpart No.i3. Two lots of ground,
on which is erected a two-story frame
tobacco warehbuse situate in the vil-
lage of Maytown, along the public
highway formerly the Maytown and
Marietta Turnplke Road. ‘
(a) Lot contdining 55 Perches, more
or less, fronting 54 feet on said public
highway and tending in depth 276
feet to the mid of an alley.
(b) Lot containing 60§ perches,
more or less, andiextending in front on
said public highway 60 feet and ex-
tending in depth 276 feet to the middle
of an alley. 3
Purpart No. 4. tract of land with
a one and one-half story log dwelling
Youse, situate on tHe Northeast side of
Queen St., in the willage of Maytown.
Containing in frofit on Queen street
137 feet, more or fess. and extending
along the Lutheran Graveyard 153 feet
and 47 feet respectively; and thence
along land now or late of William and
Albert Clepper, 47 feet and 187 feet
respectively.
_ Containing one-half an acre, more or
ess.
Purpart No. 5. Two pieces of land
constituting one tract on which there
is now erected a brick bungalow, situ-
ate on the public highway formerly the
Marietta & Maytown Turnpike in the
village of Maytown.
(a) Lot containing in front on said
public highway 52 feet, more or less,
and extending in depth 52 feet, more
or less.
(b) Beginning at &@ post on the
North side of an alley between prop-
erty now or late of Samuel Lindemuth
and lot a; thence North 58 feet 1inch;
thence East along property now or late
of Millie and Anna Garber, 76 feet to
a post; thence South 58 feet and 1 inch
to a post; thence West 70 feet 3 in-
ches to the place of beginning.
No. 6. A lot of ground on which
there is erected a one and one-half
story frame dwelling house and sum-
mer house attached and other out-
buildings, situated #n the village of
Maytown aforesaid.
Containing in front: on a public alley
56 feet and extending in depth North-
westwardly 131 feet and to lands
now or late of John fA. Thome; thence |
Westwardly 46 feet; along the same |
lands to a public alley; thence South-
ward along said public alley 130 feet to
the place of beginnifig.
Sale to be held onthe premises Pur-
part No. 2 on Saturday, March 17, 1934
at 1:30 o’clock P. M., when conditions
will be made known by the undersign-
ed. :
Prva RISSER,
Administratrix, as Trustee in Parti-
tion, to sell the real estate of Al Ris-
ser, deceased. i
Charles S. Frank, Afct.
Zimmerman, Myers & Kready, Attys.
ALSO ON THURSDAY, MAR. 22nd ’34
On the premises off purpart No. 2 the
following personal property will be
sold: £
THREE
Mare works anywhe
good doublé worker
Two sets hay ladders, hay tedder,
wheelbarrow, 3 shovel harrows, 2-horse
wagon (running partfand box), tobac-
co planter, plow, 3 ghopping mills, 3
sets tobacco ladderdy new hay rope,
pulleys, chains, double trees, grain and
hay forks, 2-horse wligon running set,
spring wagons, hay flats, grass mower,
roller, grain mill, 2 dylinder threshing
machines, threshing machine shakers,
9,000 tobacco lath, p. portable gas-
oline engine, lot of tharness, several
chests some of them Zinc lined, some
large and some small, §ubs, boxes, iron
watering trough, barrels, small single
lever tobacco case Press, platform
scales, cigar press, madld press, cup-
board, wash stand, sme furniture,
wood stove, and many articles too
numerous to mention.
Sale to be held at 1:00p. m., on the
premises of Purpart No. 2, along the
road leading from Mayto to Eliza-
bethtown, about one mile {from May-
town, on March 22, 1934, when terms
and conditions will be madelknown by
EMMA
Administratrix of
Frank, Auct.
Landis, Clerk.

C.S.
D.L.
PUBLIC SALE
—0f—
PERSONAL PROPERTY
THURSDAY, MARCH 8th, 1934
rsuant to an order made by the
orable Martin E. Musser, Referee
ankruptcy, the undersigned will
t public sale on the premises oc-
by Fred W. Ibach, situated in
empfield Township, near
«'&Mill about one mile from Sa-
lunga th§ following personal property:
‘e Cows, One Pair Mules,
ess, Straw, Hay, Ensilage,
Tobacco, Tobacco Lath,
Grain Drill, Plows,
ors, Mowing Ma-
Rake, Tobacco
agons, Binder,
lanter, Corn
asoline En-

Harrows,
chines, Side-deliv
Ladders, Hay Flats,
Platform Scales, Corn
Sheller, Tobacco Planter,
gine and other farm imple
Sale to be held on Thurs:
8th, 1934 at 1:30 P. M., when ti
conditions will be made known
undersigned.
Trustee in Bankruptcy of F. W. Iba
O. P. Bricker, Atty. feb.21~
DANDY HOME FORBALEC] am
offering that cozy home of Jos.
bar, 2 miles north of Mount Joy, for
sale. Six acres of land, 7-room house,
enclosed French porch, heat, light, 2-
car garage, chicken and brooder
houses, etc. Will sell right and give
immediate possession. Jno. E. Schroll,
Realtor, Mt. Joy. jan.3-tf
FOR SALE—A Brick House with
Slate Roof, 8 rooms, all conveniences,
Poultry House 12x12, along concrete
highway, Florin. Apply to Jno. E.
FOR SALE CHEAP-—A 6-room house
in Florin, all conveniences, nicely lo-
the Or- :
>, lead horse and |

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL EST
ON THURSDAY, M. H 15th, 1934
E. S. Gerberich and H. S. Newcomer,
trustees to sell in thet Wm. B. Det-
wiler’s Estate, will offeff at public sale
the following described§real estate:
Property No. 1 All tHat certain tract
of land containing 2 acts more or less,
adjoining “Old Orphan School,” situ-
ate in the Boro of Mo Joy. Bound-
ed on the West by propgrties of Frank
Germer, Aaron B. Detwi-
ler and Norman Kolp,fet al, on the
North by property of D& J. S. Kendig;
on the East by property of J. Fred
Fenstermacher, and onfthe South by
North Alley.
Property No. 2—All that certain tract
of land situated on th@ South side of
Detwiler Avenue, confaining 2 acres.
Bounded on the Norfh by Detwiler
Avenue, on the West by a Public Al-
ley; on the South by a Public Alley
and on the East by pfoperty of Frank
Schroll, (Excepting anf reserving there-
from a lot containing 60 feet front sold
to Frank Schroll).
Property No. 3—AH that certain lot
of land situated on North Barbara St.,
in the boro of Mt. on which is
erected a 2} story dBuble frame house,
known as Nos. 111-813 North Barbara
Street. Containing fin front on North
Barbara Street 65 feet and extending
in depth 150 feet.
Property No. 4—
of land situate on
the boro of Moun
erected a 1} story
as No. 126 Manhei
ing in front on Ma
and extending in

Joy, on which is
me house, known
Street. Contain-
t Joy, on whichis
uble frame house,
Mount Joy Street.
on Mt. Joy Street
g in depth 180 ft.
Property No. 11 that certain lot
of land situated off Mount Joy Street,
in the boro of Mofint Joy, on which is
erected a 2} storyfframe house known
as No. 23 Mount
ing in front on
feet and extendin
The sale of th
Estate will be hel
erected a 2} story
known as Nos. 29-3
Containing in fron
50 feet and exten
in depth 180 feet.
above named Real
in the Garage Room
at H S. Newcom@r & Son, Hardware
Store at 7:30 P. M., on the day and
date mentioned § above. Terms and
conditions will b& made known by
. S. GERBERICH,
H. S. NEWCOMER,
Trustees to sell i§ Wm. B. Detwiler Est
C. S. Frank, Au
B. J. Myers, Jno. A Coyle, Attys.

PUBLIC SALE
TUESDAY, MARCH 6th, 1934
The undersigned will sell at public
sale, on the Barnhart Estate farm, on
the Moufit Joy and Donegal Springs
road, 2 miles West of Mount Joy, the
followingilive stock and implements:
4 Head Horses, 2 Single
Line Leaders and 2 Off-
side Workers; One Odd
Mule, a single line leader

NinejHead of Stock Bulls
igh from 700 to 900 pounds.
ead of Fine Hogs
oat; 250 Chickens
s, Black Minorcas and
Leghorns
, two 2-horse wagons, 1
g wagon, 16 ft. hay flats,
r, Johnson binder, 7 ft.
One
Barred Ro@
4-horse wag
with bed; spr
18 ft. hay lad
cut; John Deemg mower, Star double
row corn plantdt, side delivery rake,
disc harrow, 24%discs; corn sheller,
ional riding cultiva-
tors, one with ho@rs attached; 2 walk-
ing cultivators, 9-hoe grain
drill, 4-horse spring harrow, spike har-
row, Tiger tobacco§planter, two 20 ft.
tobacco ladders, Emerson hay loader,
bag wagon, No. 106 ®Wiard plow, land
roller, manure manure sled,
clover seeder, vise, 5 séts harness, clip-
ping machine, saw, hay cut-
ter, 1-horse rake, hay %edder, wheel-
barrow, sprayer, two tokacco presses,
grindstone, single, doub and triple
trees; }-tree, spreader, lag, cow and
halter chains; hay hook, roe and pul-
leys, forks, wheelbarrow,} scalding
trough, shovels, two Royal chicken
feeders with stands, 3 large
small chick feeders, 4 milk
scorer, 2 Interns
Imperial brooder stove and pi
er, day bed, copper kettle, meat
es, tobacco shears and many oth
ticles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at one o'cloc
M., on Tuesday, March 6th, 1934, when
terms will be made known by %
C. S. BARNHART
C. S. Frank, Auct.
Zeller & Son, Clks.
RE: ASSIGNED ESTATE OF
HRISTIAN M. HEILIG AND
NA S. HEILIG, HIS WIFE
ust Book A-1, Page 58

eral assignm
former, in tru
creditors, to the
All persons in
Christian M. Heilig
make payment, and tho
to present them within
from the date hereof, to
ber 16th 1933, or be forever
from coming in upon the fund
J. N. HERSHEY, Assi
Florin, Ra.
Zimmerman, Myers & Kready, Attys?
50-52 N. Duke St. Lancaster, Pa.
feb.214t
the said
e requested to
having claims
ix months
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Estate of Susan C. Wolfe, late of
Maytown, Lancaster Co., Pa. deceased.
Letters testamentary on said estate
having been granted to the under=-
signed, all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make immediate pay-
ment, and those having claims or de-
mands against the same, will present
them without delay for settlement to
the undersigned, residing at 117 West
Donegal Street, Mount Joy, Pa.
SAMUEL ESHLEMAN,
Executor
M. M. Harnish, Atty. feb.14-6t
WOOD sawed in 12 inch
oak
and hickory.
ACOB G.
a
jly-6-tf

$6.00 per cord de
ASKER, R. D. Manheim,

FOR RENT—A very Desirable
Dwelling on Donegal Springs Road.
Has light, heat, bath, garage, etc. Im=-
mediate possession. See Jno. E. Schroll,

THE
| Heartiest Congratula-
tions From Us
We want to congratulate each of
the following for having reached
another birthday:
Sunday, Feb. 18
Elizabeth Benn.
Tuesday, Feb. 20
John Metzler, on West Main St.
Whyett Gainer, on Marietta Street
Jacob Newcomer, Donegal Springs
Road.
William Lawton,
Street.
Sr., N. Barbara
Wednesday, Feb. 21
Mrs. J. Lehman Swarr, Mt. Joy R2
Mrs. Christ Metzler.
Mrs. J. S. Eby, on Marietta St.
Thursday, Feb. 22
Mrs. Foster Conner, on Mount Joy
Street.
Friday, Feb, 23
B. Earl Swarr, Mt. Joy R2.
Oliver “Bustie” Mateer, on
Market St.
Saturday, Feb. 24
John Dillinger, on N. Barbara St.
Dora Kraybill, Florin.
Geraldine Groff, on
ket St.
| Amos Nissley, Rapho twp.
! Sunday, Feb. 25
Fred Leiberher, Jr., on
Street.
Mrs. Lester Randler.
Ivan Nissely, of Garfield School.
Monday, Feb. 26
Mrs. Henry Sumpman, on Poplar
Street.
Mrs. Elwood Martin,
bara Street,
Miss Ruth Lawton, on North Bar-
bara Street.
Mr. Lloyd Kline, local Metropoli-
tan Insurance Agent.
H. F. Hawthorne, Sr., Marietta St.
Flsie Marie Shearer, near town.
Tuesday, Feb. 27
North
North Mar-
Marietta
on N. Bar-
Mrs. Russell Sumpman, on North
Barbara Street.
H. A. Darrenkamp, local confec-
tioner, on East Main Street.
Wednesday, Feb. 28
Charles Forry, of Maytown.
Mr. Abner Hershey, on New Hav-
en Street.
Ralph R. Swarr, of Mount Joy R2
Daniel W. Kramer, on North Mar-
ket Street.
Mrs. Elmira Diffenderfer,
Main Street, is 70 years old.
Mrs. Carl Shurig, of near Mount-
ville.
on West
Thursday, March 1
Mrs. Elmer Heisey, on New Haven
Street.
Saturday, March 3
Ulysses Kover, on Marietta St
Mrs. Harry Haldeman, Mt. Joy R2
Classified Column

Manheim Street, Mt. Joy. feb.28-1t
FOR SALE—2 Colts 2 years and a
Stallion 4 years. Apply Ferdinand
Gundlack, Mount Joy R. 2. feb.28-1t-p

FOR SALE—Corn on the ear 60c per

T
Route 2 Mount Joy. Phone
feb.21
APARTMENT FOR RENT—One
newly with all
conveniences including heat, hot wa-
ter, etc. Apply to E. Mi Bomberger,
Mount Joy.
FOR SALE OR RENT—A 10-acre
Truck and Poultry Farm in East Done-
gal, good house, electric lights, bank
barn, puultry and brooder houses, fruit
etc. For further particulars interview
Jno. E. Schroll, Mount Joy. feb.14tf

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

Pursuant to an order of the Orphans’
Court of Langaster County, the under-
signed adminibtrators of John W. Esh-
leman, deceasgd, will sell at public sale
on premises §No. 1 situated near the

4 Manheim Pik leading from Elizabeth-
Jtown to Manleim, about four miles
from Elizabethtéwn, the following real
estate and persanal property:
No. 1—A fa containing 110 acres
55.7 perches; mdre or less, adjoining
lands of Nathan Eshleman, Amos Ris-
ser and others, having thereon erected
a two and one-half story frame farm-
house, containing Yen rooms and bath,
attic and cellar, eqhiipped with heat and
Delco electric light} system, large bank
barn 45 ft. by 90 corn barn, wagon
shed, hog sty, two story chicken house,
two 10 ft. by 30 ft§ silos and other
buildings.
No 2—Small farm 20 acres
69.7 perches, more br less, adjoining
No. 1, lands of Olive Hite, Amos Ris-
ser and others, haviflg thereon erected
a two and one-half sory frame dwell-
ing house containingjseven rooms, at-
tic and cellar, equipp#d with heat, bath
and wired for elecfric light, frame
bank barn, hog sty, chicken house and
other buildings.
No. 3—A messuage fand tract of land
containing 5 acres 3.8 perches, more or
less, having thereon effected a two and
one-half story frame} dwelling house
containing six room frame stable
with hog sty attached, dnd other build-
ings. 1
These properties’ are} located in an
excellent farming commnjunity, and the
land is in a high statejof cultivation.
There are about ten acrds of oak, hick-
ory and poplar timber good condi-
tion to be cut and magketed. All of
the properties have neveg-failing wells
of water, and there is a @istern on No.
3. About six acres of pasture land on
No. 1 and about two acrds of pasture
on No. 2, with excellent of wa-
ter running through the pasture.
Also at the same time angl place will
be sold the following proper-
ty, to wit: 4 horses, 1 mule, 3 cow, full
i lot of farming implements, lot of hay
{ and straw, fodder by the b e, lot of
| corn on the ear, household ¥urniture

ealtor, Mount Joy. octd-tf | J 4 utensils.
: | Sale to be held on premises No. 1 on
P e d 4 a Sash Saturday, March 10, 1934, af 12:00
Tites and Pend "| o'clock noon, when terms and ondi-

R. Mummau, Rheems, Pa.
town 17IR11. dec
Ra ee
FOR SALE—One thousand ton Steer |
Manure on Hemp Farm. B. S. Stauffer |
& Co., Lawn, Pa. Phone 5R3 Manheim
feb.14-4t-pd.

tions will be made known by
ARTHUR W. ES A
PAUL W. ESHLEMAN,
W. W. ESHLEMAN, |
Administrators of J. W. Eshleman, decd
H. Edgar Sherts, Atty. 3
feb. 14-4

F. B. Aldinger, Auct.
FOR SALE—Bat{ePMpeiggoder, used |
one season. Price $20.00. Xpply. 157
=
65c. Also potatoes $1.00 |
per bushel. E BAKER, |
b.21-
Bp Mrs. Roy Kaylor and daughter
Lomein conan rb A oy
Basket
(From page one)
Mrs. Joseph Bundel.

Miss Florence Landis, of near
Lancaster, visited at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Norman Sprecher,
over the week end.
Mrs. Amy Peoples is visiting at
the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Co-
baugh, at Elizabethtown. — :
Mr. and Mrs. Musser Widman were
at the home of the latter’: parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Strickler, near
Wrightsville over the week end
Mr. and Mrs Warren Miller and)
daughter, Julia, of Elizabethtown, |
visited at the home of Mrs. Miller's
parents, Mr, and Mrs, C. Boyce, on
Sunday.
Mr. Miles Arnold returned to his
home in Reinbeck, Iowa, after spend
ing a month with his mother, Mrs.
Matilda Arnold, and his sister, Mrs.
J. L. Milligan,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Loraw and son,
Joseph, of Elizabethtown, were the
Sunday guests with the former’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Loraw, on]
Donegal Springs Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Shonk and two
daughters, Mary and Julia, of Wash-
ington, D. C, spent from Thursday
till Sunday with their parents, Mr.’
and Mrs. Eli Bentzel and Mr. and
Mrs. David Shonk.
Messrs. H. N. Nissly, Norman
Sprecher, Elam Bomberger, Carl |
Krall and Jos. T. M. Breneman at-
tended the Penna. State Bankers’!
Convention held in the Penn Harris

Hotel, Harrisburg, on Thursday. |
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bates, Sr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bates, Jr.; Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Risser, Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Wiker were entertained!
on Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Ginder, at Masterson- |
ville.
Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Bates and fam
ily were entertained to a birthday
dinner on Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mumma at Lo-
cust Grove. The event was in hon-
or of the birthday of Mrs. Leroy
Bates, which she will celebrate on
March 1st. |

RHEEMS
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Groff, of this
place and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keener
of near this place wre among the group
of Mennonites who accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. John Moseman, Jr. and Mrs.
Elam Stauffer to New York city, from!
where they sailed for Africa on Thurs-
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Hollinger
and sons Junior Earl, Paul Eugene and
Harold and daughter Anna Ruth from
Elizabethtown, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Annie Enterline.
Mr. Isaac Kettering of Donegal and
Miss Florence Keller of near Lititz,
were married at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Hiram Eshleman of near Milton
Grove on Wednesday evening, Feb. 21.
| Miss Jean Weaver, daughter of Mr.
! and Mrs. W. W. Weaver has returned
| to his home on Sunday after spending

| a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Noah
{ Hurst of near Neffsville. |
| Mr. and Mrs. Eli Brubaker enter-
| tained as guests on Sunday, Rev. and
| Mrs. Phares Forney and daughters
Dorothy and Nancy, Rev. and Mrs. H.
| E. Kaylor and daughter Minnie, Mr.
| Melva.
| Miss Anna Williams from Lancaster, |
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Williams and family of
Donegal.
Miss Mary Miller from Mechanics-
returned to her home Friday af- |
ter spending a week with Mr.and Mrs. |
Russel Martin and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Reinhold, Mrs.
Ida Brubaker and Mrs. Annie Enter-
line attended the funeral services of
Mr. John Gibble which was held at
the Church of the Brethren in Eliza-
bethtown on Monday afternoon. |
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the local
church will meet in their sewing room
at the church Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elam Stauffer and
daughters Jean and Helen were Sun-
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Benj.
Reinhold and family.
mre Qn
PHONE CO. OFFICERS, DIRECTORS
AND EMPLOYES FETED

Thirty-six officers, directors and em-
ployes of the Columbia Telephone
company, representing exchanges in
Columbia, Marietta, Mount Joy and
Elizabethtown, entertained at a ban-
quet at the Brunswick Farms. Harvey
A. Oberdorf, general manager presid-
ing as toastmaster, Mrs. A. D Smith,
of Philadelphia, a director, was guest
of honor.
Those attending were: Charles E.
Taylor secretary and treasurer; Gladys
Broome, Leda Jacobs, Marion Rost,
Helen Schlotthauer, M. Ruth Smith,
Kathryn Eckman, Catherine Heaps,
Nellie Leitheiser, Ella Mack, Mary
Null, Margaret Reitzel, Anna Wagner,
Clark Berrier, Paul Bransby, J. F.
Browne, C. Robert Donley, John Led-
dy, Thomas McCarthy, Harry Roberts,
William Worley, all of Columbia;
Howards Hanlon, Mrs. Carrie Evans,
Mary Evans, Elsie Evans, Marietta;
Alvin Showalter, Margaret Dearbeck,
Elizabeth Brubaker, Mary Diffenderfer,
Carrie Ney, Beatrice Pennypacker, Mt. |
Joy; Esther Campbell, Ruth Miles, Vir-
ginia Milbee, Elizabethtown.
re nett

Columbia Has Oldest
Over three hundred members of Odd |
Fellows lodges in this district attend- |
ed the meeting at Elizabethtown, !
Thursday night.
Sixteen lodges were represented in- |
cluding Susquehanna Lodge, No. 80, of |
Columbia which is the oldest in the |
history of the Odd Fellows organiza-
tion.
|
Miss Laura B. McCune, daughter of
Mrs. Emma McCune, of Ironville, and |
John H. Kugle, son of Mr. and Mrs. |
Horace Kugle, of Marietta, were united
in marriage Wednesday afternoon at,
the parsonage of the Church of Godat
Middletown.

i McLane, of Mechanicsburg,
OUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
Passed to The
Great Beyond
(Continued from page 1)
born in West Donegal township. He
is survived by his wife, Amelia Metz
roth, and three daughter: Mrs. Liz-
zie Warner, of Pikesville, Pa; Dora,
wife of A. E. Shetter, and Mrs. Ber-
tha Kraybill, both of Florin.
Services will be held at 1:30 o'-
clock Wednesday afternoon at the
home with further services at Florin
Church of the Brethren at 2 o’clock.
Interment will be tomorrow in the
Florin cemetery.
Jacob S. Kob, 52, died at the Lan-
caster General Hospital. Miss Mary! Mr. Forney, successor to D. Roy
Kob and Leo Kob, Elizabethtown are| Moose, is holing the last week of
sister and brother. final price cuts of the remaining
Mrs. Catherine Baker
Mrs. Catherine Baker, eighty-seven
formerly of Elizabethtown, died on
Wednesday at the home of her son,
Aaron J. Hoffer, near Clifton.
Horace J. Alwein
Horace J. Alwein, seventy-five.
died Saturday at Elizabethtown, of
cerebral apoplexy.
Was Buried Here
Andrew D. Yingst, Ephrata,
and was buried in the Mount
cemetery.
Mrs. Henry B. Gibble
Mrs. Amanda S. Gibble, sixty-three,
wife of Henry B. Gibble, of Union
Square, died suddenly at her home fol-
lowing a heart attack. She was a mem-
ber of the Brethren in Christ church.
Her parents were the late Joseph and
Elizabeth Snyder Greiner. Besides her
husband she is survived by these chil-
dren: Elizabeth, at home; Harry, of
Manheim, R. D. 3; John, at home;
Joseph, Manheim, and Isaac, at home;
also nine grandchildren, a sister, Mrs.
Hiram Wenger, Lebanon; and two
brothers, John Greiner, Manheim, R.
D. 3 and Henry Greiner, Elizabeth-
town, R. D. 3.
Services were held at the home Sat-
urday afternoon at Mastersonville
Brethren in Christ church. Interment
in the adjoining cemetery.
died
Joy
Mrs. Harry G. Fahnestock
Mrs. Martha S. Fahnestock, forty-
nine, wife of Rev. Henry G. Fahne-
stock, of the East Fairview Church of
the Brethren, died at St. Joseph's hos-
pital following an operation. She had
been a patient for the past week.
Mrs. Fahnestock, who resided near
Sporting Hill, Rapho township, is sur-
vived by her husband, her grand-
mother, Mrs. Marie Stauffer, of Mas-
tersonville; her mother Mrs. Mary S.
Heistand, of Elizabethtown; eight chil-
dren: Miriam, wife of Samuel Shearer,
of Mastersonville; Roy, of Hershey;
Paul, Harold, Robert, James, Mark and
Harry Jr., at home; and these brothers
and sisters: Miss Ella Hiestand, Eliza-
bethtown: Stauffer, Lime Rock; Ho-
mer, Kissel Hill and Mary, wife of
Willis Enterline, Elizabethtown.
Private services were held Sunday
afternoon in the East Fairview church.
Burial in the adjoining cemetery,
| Mrs. Elizabeth Martin and Mrs. Mary
| Dohner, both of Palmyra.
Services were held on Monday af-
ternoon in the Elizabethtown Church |=
of the Brethren, with interment in the
Chickies cemetery.

Mrs. Albert M. Harman
Mrs. Ida J. Harman,®seventy-six,
wife of Albert M. Harman, died at her
home, midway between Oyster*Roint
and Salunga, at 10:50 A. M. Frida
complications after an illness of six
days.
She was born December 19, 1857, the
daughter of the late George W. and
Christiana McLane. She was a mem-
ber of the Centerville U. B. church.
She is survived by her husband and
the following children: Lizzie M. wife
of Penrose S. Bard, of Manheim; Elsie
M. wife of Willis B. Kreider, of Mel-
lingers, Lincoln Highway East, Margie
C., wife of Lloyd A. Kauffman of
Ironville; and Alva, at home. Also the
following brothers and sisters: Abram
Cumber-
land county: George W. McLane, of
Cumberland county; Mrs. Ella Bason,
of Highspire; and Mary F., wife of Al-
fred Lewis, of York. Seven grand-
children and 8 great grandchildren al-
So survive.
Services were held at the home,
Monday afternoon with further ser-
vices in the Centerville U. B. church.
Local Doings
Around Florin
(From page one)
town, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Brandt
and children, of Elizabethtown, were
Sunday guests of Mr. Roy Schroll
and family near Rohrerstown, Sun-
day.
Don't forget the public, card party
at Restaurant tomorrow
evening, March 1st The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Miss Dora Kraybill, teacher of the
Grandview School, will hold a spell-
ing ‘bee on Thursday evening, March
1st, at 7:30 P. M. Fine prizes to each
class.

Moose, is holding the last week of
Read the ad on another page.
Jake Olweiler, employed at the
Gerberich-Payne Shoe Factory, has
suddenly taken ill and is off duty at
the factory.
et
LOCAL MINISTERIAL ASSO.
MET MONDAY AFTERNOON

The Mount Joy pastors met at the
home of Rev. N. S. Hoffman, Mon-
day afternoon at 2:00 o’clock.
Rev. Geo. A. Kercher read a very
interesting paper on the History of
the Lutheran Church in Mount Joy.
Election of officers was held. The
following were elected to office and
will serve during the ensuing year.
President, Dr. O. L. Mease.
V. President, Rev. N. S. Hoffman.
Secretary and treasurer, Rev. G.
F. Broske.
The next meeting will be held the
last Monday of April
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MAYTOWN
Donald Arntz, second mate of the
oil tanker, J. U. Pew, is visiting his
aunt, Miss Sue Drabenstadt.
Lenten services will be held
Thursday evening, March 1, in the
Reformed, Church. Services will be
held by Rev. S. H. Chubb, minister
of the Grace Evangelical =
tional church of Columbia.

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Executive Committee Meets
The American Legion Auxiliarg
Executive Committee will meet om
Monday, March 5th, at the home of
Mrs. Mary Kuhns,

Special Bus Service
Favorite Thea

MON. & TUES, M 5th & 6th
LIONEL BARRYMORE
ALICE BRADY in
SHOULD LADIES
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State Theatre
The Show Place of Lancaster
. County }
COLUMBIA, PA.

Friday and Saturday
March 2nd and 3rd

“CONVENTION CITY”
A First Natibnal Hilarious Hit

Joan Blondéll, Dick Powell
Patricia Ellis

Invited to Gavel Party
The American Legion Auxiliary is |
invited to Gavel Party at New Hol- |
land, on Wednesday, March 7th at
eight o'clock.
All members wishing to attend |
will please notify Mrs. Luella Eshle-!
man, not later than Monday.

sisters: Harry and Frank, Lancaster;
David, Reading; Samuel, Florin; Eman- |
uel, York; Ella, wife of Elmer Weaver, |
Florin; Elizabeth, wife of Benjamin |
Brown, Lancaster; and Minnie, wife of
Harvey Frank, York; also nine grand-
children and one great-grandchild. |
Services were held at the home
Tuesday afternoon with interment in
Greenwood cemetery.

With
Fay Wray, Nils A
Edward
Noah Beery \

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“KING FOR A NIGHT”

“SLEEPERS EAST”

WED. MARCH 7th
Heather Angel
“ORIENT EXPRESS”

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John M. Gibble a - i reese.
John M. Gibble, seventy-seven, of a Matinee M Th tr Svenings
Elizabethtown, died at his home of Saturdavs
pneumonia. He was a trustee of the |W aa y €a € 2 Shows
Elizabethtown College for the past Holidays
twenty-one years, and a Deacon in the u 2 MM. ELIZABETHTOWN 7and 9 P. M.
{ Church of the Brethren for the past a i
twenty years. He and his wife re-|® i,
cently celebrated their fifty-fifth wed- |m THURS. MARCH 1st FRL. SAT.. MARCH 2, 3
ding anniversary. As a member of the a ,
building committee of the Elizabeth-|= George O’Brién,’ Warner Baxter
town College, he was the instigator of a . Ny :
the building of the Gibble Science Hall |® in Sy In a
at the College, which was named in |g “FRONTIER MARSHALL” 4. “AS HUSBANDS GO” n
honor of his family. = ae =
Besides his wife, Annie K. Eshleman |= = 3 TRS “ . =
Gibble, he is survived by these broth- |® MON., MARCH 5th QUES., MARCH 6th
ers and sisters: Henry, Elstonville;|m Chester Morris Wynne Gibson
Abram, Mt. Hope; William, Sporting a . , :
Hill; Mrs. Barbara Shelly, Manheim; In Ww In
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Burial in the adjoining cemetery.

Phares R. Young
Phares R. Young, seventy-three, of
Lancaster, died of a complication of
diseases. He was born near Florin, a
son of the late Emanuel and Mary
Young. He was a member of Otter=
bein U. B. church, Otsego Tribe No. 59,
Order of Red Men, of town; Brother-
| hood of America, and Cove Lodge, No.
301, Knights of Pythias/ € Mt. Joy. He
was a millwright employed at the
Wohlsen planing mill for twenty-three
years. He has been a resident of Lan-
caster for forty-five years.
He is survived by his wife who was |
Anna M. Lindeman before marriage |
and these children; Ira C., Philadelphia: |
Clyde L., Lancaster; Bessie M., wife of |
Roy C. Stephens, Caln; Edna E., wife
of Lewis B. Falk, Lancaster; Mabel F., |
wife of Llewellyn H. Bowman, Dey-
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