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Joy and | wp ; eo SOCIETY OF FARM WOMEN .
imits of Bab Beef neLp camistvas parry | Bulletin Proverb The Safet Glass P assed to The |[F ire Compan ’s
| Y . y P y
Frank, | The Society of Farm Women No. Contest Winners L I 0 tlin d G N .
mt at the. ome of Mis Clarend aw Is Outline reat Beyond] New Officers
Culp, on Saturday afternoon. F
nt J (From page one)
Joy A splendid Christmas program wa : (From page one)
i presented following the business ses- 1A% ¥ Her oe were retumid i ALL AUTOMOBILES MANUFAC- (From page one)
Ouse sion. At the conclusion of the en- OS asia. manner €¢ | TURED AFTER JANUARY 1 i i i i i i
F : , TO | sided, h Chief Ch 1 pm
gemuth, al of iy one) the tertainment the Christmas party was ae roel. She Sade 3 hen BE LEGAL IN PENNA, MUST Lo ers lle ies Chic Fog Deen a a.
A : : wing of e cartons (oe ; ’ ; ; Td
exhibits. All entries were in plice it being an annual affair. Bs well the cadpon. They «dee HAVE SAFETY GLASS THRUOUT five grandchildren; seven great grand Chief Hook and Ladder man—Milton
were propriate refresmhents were |: hildren; De
jos by 9:30 A. M, when judging started served ‘to those. folks: in neat book form. All motor vehicles manufactured 3 iy Oe ot Coll Es Full
8 J nutactured or | York, an ister. nS y ollec r x
Say 0 Sach 4.41 Eb menue a Dye Mr. and Mrs. Abram Wolgemuth The Winners assembled after January 1, 1935, must | Highmont, York a RR Tree ie : one
n their aie Eliza. and daughter. Esther; Mrs. Harry The reply of the winner of first be equipped with safety glass in wind- Services were held at the hometo- |year, Earl Derr, 2 years, Roy Sheaffer,
randson, Lampeter: Litt, Manheim Longenecker, Mrs. Bertha Snavely, prize, Robert S. Metzgar, of Colum- shield, doors or windows to be legal in | day with interment in the Marietta [three years.
sts, Mr. Mount Jovi Para Ais and Sivashurs Mrs. John Snavely, Mrs. Harry Gib- bia, is certainly very neat and | Pennsylvania, the Lancaster Automo- cemetery. Delegate to State Association—Rich-
ear this a : ln 9 ble, Mrs. Jno. Shelly, Miss Ruth|inal. They were presented in book |bile Club announced in explaining a ard Bates; Alternate, Edgar Hagenber-
s which oF ae ow t So bc 2 doing Shel ys Wolter Dohner, Henry | form with silver cover lettered in [provisions of a law passed by the 1933 Mrs. William McMullen ger. |
This is imals, - ner, Ts. iver Moyer. and |gold. The proverbs are nicely ar- |Legislature. This statute, how a wl iati |
of the caster and ih Lehane Sumiy vans four children; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd |ranged, neatly lettered with the |not affect vehicles now in Ee ep Ree Mules, ou sin go ne
hoster it se e ie Lo Sa a snd daigiter a; ls fifth. “al Is Not Gola That Glit- [those operated as public conveyances. | Manheim. died yesterday ’ Alternates, Harry Brown and Arthur
cal leaders of the Red Rose 4- ona immer, Mrs. Josep ore- | ters,” lettered in gold. The law is quoted as follows: Services will be held at the home |Coen. |
2 Ba ™w Be, ee il Rud Sue Second prize, won by Joseph | ft shall be unlawful, on and after | On Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock | Captain of Police—Sylvester Hen-
ar pi , ret vy IE SI Ta Clea i ue. Shaeffer, of town, is also neatly com- | the first day of January, 1935, to oper- and at Hernley's Mennonite church, drix. {
Meckley; ally TY v | I, snd ye a led and he very uniquely dispiays ate, on any public highway or street in north of Manheim, at 2 o'clock. In- E. N. T. Committee—Martin Metz-
are be fy a Pee n g ’ ’ 3 | his ability as an artist in addition to {this Commonwealth, any motor vehicle | terment will be in adjoining ceme- ler, Jr, John L. Schroll and Ray =
shey, Lititz; Harry R. Metzler. Para- | Mrs. Ober and daughter; Mrs. Fran- [haying all the replies correct YD Aap Myer. 7
dise; and Wenger Ranck, Lancaster [cis Weidman, Mr. and Mrs. Roy 2 : 3 manufactured or assembled after said | “IY: Yous «JS is
a R D4. Shelly and son; Mr. and Mrs. Har. The Proverbs by Mrs. Paul Weiser |date, unless such vehicle be equipped 7 EAS We
ete veo Spengler. aod: children, Bolle ia of Florin, wine of the third prize, with safety glass, whenever glass is Ruth Kready STARRED “
ond Temes: are very well written. used in doors, windows or windshields. Ruth Kready, five-week-old daugh-
1- Arps Crista Program iah The January meeting will be held So that everybody can see the re- The penalty for violation is $25 fine [ter of Norman and Elva Martin Krea-
1- i Wig ora t i 2 ao at the home of Mrs. Abram Wolge- sult of this contest, all the leading [and costs or not more than ten days in | dy, of Manheim, R. D. 2, died of com- Giv Practical
Bi e ege # ran a fry Fen® moth In case of bad weather, it replies are now conspicuously posted |jail and, in the case of a company or | Plications Friday in St. Joseph's hos-
ye der its annual program of ig 8S | wil masct witly Mrs. Ino. Shelly. in our window where they are open |individual holding a Public Service | pital.
Chorals on Tuesday Evening, cem- in decimals ee ioscan for your inspection. Commission certificate, She is survived by her parents, a
3t Prof. Earl D. Miller, Mus. B.
reno em Gl A A ee
; Nation’s Income Sank
pd Twenty-six more million dollar in-
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12th, 1934
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
ber 18th at 7:340 o'clock in the
Chapel.”
The program will consist of “A Can-
dle-light Service,” followed by the
singing of Carols from many nations.
The society is under the direction of
College
comes in 1933 than in 1932 and 81,-
000 fewer incomes of $5,000 or less
were revorted Sunday by the Inter-
nal Revenue Bureau.
The nation’s income sank in 1933
to the lowest level sank in 1933 to
to the lowest level in 18 years, the
Emma Longenecker. a grauate nurse
giene” was considered.
date is twenty-five and any one de-
siring to join, must register not later
than Wednesday or
25 AT LANDISVILLE
JOIN RED CROSS CLASS
The Home Hygiene classes, spon-
sored by the American Red Cross,
which were recently organized in
Landisville, met in the Fire Hall on
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday
evening.
Under the supervision of Miss
of St. Joseph hospital, the subject of
“Individual Health and Personal Hy-
The memership of both classes to
Dec.
Metzgar, $5.00: Joseph Shaeffer. $3.00;
The Correct Proverbs
For the benefit of the contestants,
appended are the correct replies to
all the proverbs:
1. The early bird catches the worm
2. A stitch in time saves nine.
3. You can lead a horse to water
but you can't make him drink.
4. The pen is mightier than
sword.
5. All is not gold that glitters.
6. Too many cooks spoil the broth.
the
Checks Were “Mailed
Checks were mailed to the win-
ners today. as. follows: Robert S.
Thursday,
revealed.
12 and 13.
Mrs. Paul S. Weiser, $2.00.
GIFTS
that Add Charm
to Any Home
New furniture adds new interest to home
complete.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS
and Mrs. Jno. Newcomer were en-
: tertained to a turkey dinner on | Miriam, were entertained to dinner
pe wv — Wi Sunday at Elizabehtown at the home | on Sunday at the home of Mr. and
a 7 a of Mr. and Mrs. David Newcomer. Mrs. Daniel Brandt, of Mt. Joy.
[ed : Mrs. Alice Cain, of Topeka, Kan. Mrs. Frances Nissly attended the
HUN Les has been the guest the past week | sacred concert of the Accapella Male
NNW —— rr 3 3 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. | Chorus of East Petersburg, Thurs-
AN mg me] G. Eberle, on Columbia Ave. Mrs. |day evening at the Elizabethtown
a i » = Cain was a former resident of near | College.
gio 1 6 Milton Grove. This is her first visit Among the many folk of this com~
: (PE : here in 40 years. munity attending the farewell serv-
i 3 eee = ices for Miss Anna Engle at Harris-
Smokers ii iH < DW burg Sunday evening were: Mr. and
a / Mrs. Ira Wolgemuth, Mr. and Mrs.
$2.75 $ ot News In General A. G. Walters and Rev. Irvin Musser
A walnut veneered Humidor
model priced low!
Poster Beds
foreign reception 1
only 50¢ a week from n
time your PHILCO will be delivered
and the balance carried on easy
Offer good for limited
Club members will re-
payments.
time only. h
ceive maximum trade-in
for their present radios. Hurry!
n fo your
programs! As a member of our Christm#% Club you p
#Smart Living Room Suite
$5500
rite Ahernstructed
ow until Chris At th
allowance
Wilcox, of Findley, Ohio.
man’s near Elizabethtown.
and two sons, Robert and Elias; Mr.
suspension of
that certificate until the law is com-
plied with.
The term “safety glass,” according to
S. Edward Gable, president of the Au-
tomobile Club, is explained in the law
to mean “any glass or transparent pro-
duct, approved by the Department of
Revenue manufactured or fabricated in
such manner as subsequently to pre-
vent shattering and flying of the glass
or transparent product when struck
or broken.”
Mr. Gable said that a law requiring
safety glass in public conveyances, in-
cluding taxicabs, buses, school buses
and others carrying passengers for hire
went into force January 1, 1934, af-
fecting such vehicles manufactured or
assembled after that date.
The Card Basket
(From page 1)
daughter, Romaine, and son, Carroll,
Jr., of Union Deposit; were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Myers,
at Milton Grove.
Mrs. Sue Grissinger visited rela-
tives at Lancaster over the week end
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murphy, of
Lemoyne, were Sunday visitors
home of the former's aunt, Mrs. Etta
at
® Bennett, on East Main Street. The Ladies’ Missionary Society of
Mr. Richard Myers, a student at | the Florin U. B. church meets to-
Findley College, will arrive home | night at the home of Mrs. Kopp.
tomorrow for the holidays. He will Mrs, Elizabeth Hoffer, Minnie Erb
® have as his guests, Miss Gynieth | and Larry Braun were the Sunday
Wilcox and brother, Mr. Howard | guests of Wm. Rider’s, near Middle-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Foreman and
. . + . That's why so many youngsters, and fathers like to give children, Ruth and Harrison; and | old Buller have gone to the moun-
gifts of furniture at Christmas tide . . . . Furniture from Beck’s Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Ruhl and their | tains for a truckload of Christmas
carries a guarantee of satisfaction . . . . Beck's sell for less be- daughter, of Union Square, were | trees.
cause their overhead is low. Shop at Beck’s while selections are guests on Sunday of Frank Fore- The. Intermediate Society of the
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Lindemuth | f
town,
Florin U. B. Church visited the Re-
day evening.
brother, Martin, and a sister, Erma at
home.
The funeral was held Sunday from
the home, with interment in Hernley’s
Mennonite cemetery.
Mrs. Hezekiah Shaeffer
Mrs. Minnie C. Shaeffer, sixty-six,
died at her home at Elizabethtown
Saturday of complications.
She is survived by her
Hezekiah Shaeffer; “two
Wallace, of Lancaster; Mrs. Ralph
Reese, of Oberlin, Ohio; a brother,
John C. Shearer, of Wernersville,
and a sister, Miss Maggie C. Shear-
er, of Elizabethtown.
Services were held in Christ Re-
formed church, Elizabethtown. In-
terment in the Mount Ober cemetery
near Elizabethtown.
husband,
children,
Local Doings
Around Florin
(From page one)
home tomorrow after being a
pital patient the past week.
hos-
Carlo Lombard and Shirley Temple
who are featured with Gary Cooper
in “Now and Forever,” which comes
to the Marietta Theatre this Friday
and Saturday, are shown together
in a happy scene from the picture,
Directed by Henry Hathaway, it
features Sir Guy Standing and
Charlotte Granville in the support-
ing cast,
EN
Miss Miriam Funk of Cleona, visit-
ed her parents, Rev. and Mrs. I. W
Funk, over this week end.
Messrs. Harvey Johnson and Har-
formed church at Marietta on Sun- | ©
RED SHUTTER INN
MARIETTA PIKE
THURSDAY NIGHT
SILVER MOON
ORCHESTRA
FRIDAY NIGHT
Midnight Frolic 11 to 3
. MUSIC
RHYTHM BOYS
WoC
Mr. John Guhl and daughter, Miss | B
Theatre
HAR A. PA.
our favorite Theatre
WED. & QHURS, DEC, 12 & 13
Special Bflys’ Prize Wed. Night
TE
Stimulate your business bv advertis- '
ng in the Bulleun
SH friezette, tapestry, ve-
\
of hardwood frame
KAP NAT > ©
For Busy Folks
(From page 1)
jured in auto mishaps in Lancaster
Coun iy the fist months. of Accapella Male Chorus of East Pet-
Charles Bailey Jr, will open a ersburg at the Elizabethtown College
ob. room. and restaurant in the -P. | Among those included were: Misses
Franck Schock property on Delta Della Breneman, Lydia Witmer Mild-
Street.
When a night-watchman at Lan-
caster accidentally dropped his
volver, it went off and shot him
the arm.
When a gas stove exploded in the
West End Hotel at
started a fire
and family.
rere A A Irene
Attended Sacred Concert
Quite a number of folks from this
community journeyed to Elizabeth-
town on Thursday evening to attend
the sacred concert presented by the
red Eby and Vivian Eby; Mr. and
Mrs. H. N. Nissly and son, Raymond
Messrs. Linneaus Longenecker and
Harold Backenstoe; Rev. and Mrs.
Henry Garber and family; and Mrs.
Francis Nissly.
re-
in
Middletown, it
that caused several
A Modern Fight
NOW... LLL
Big Special Midiight Show
Sunday, Dec, 16 at §2:01 A. M.
Eleclical Gifts
cad
Only 98
For This @landsome
BLACK KNIGHT
Electric fl oaster
An attractidly designed
black and chrog@ium Toaster
that will make golden
brown toast in e presence
of the finest ble service
without - - - and
selling at a that will
budge the md stubborn
budget - - - ofy $2.98
And don’t to include
additional usefu electrical
appliances on you gift list—
Percolator, Waffle §on, Gril-
le, Food Mixer, d other
practical household@hids.
Pennsylvhnia
Power & Right
Compahy
And Your Local D4
Buy and Use Christma} Seals
Prevent Tuberculod
er
rertising.
thousand dollars damage. : Mon. & Tues, Dec. Yth & 18th
+ y The Conestoga Transportation Co. : > fF a AURICE
has asked the state's permission to _ Annually the sori: R 2 (1/ LIE
substitute busses for trolleys be- ibis Pennsylvania Sql. i cl 2 % L 3 “CARAVAN”
tween Lancaster and Leaman Place. RE ont I po educa- / % (0 J) his
Amos Rettew, 41, Mountville, ros tional campaign to stimulate the a) ZY | Monday and
cently ran a splinter into his hand | Early Diagnosis of tuberculosis NA. : 5 O I
c ff T bl and now he is at the General Hos- cases. For several years case find- N/ all] © ! Dolores Del Rio
Otlee pital suffering from blood poisoning. ing has been emphasized, but next NZ 4 clin Victor Jory
$2 75 Howard Enck, a farmer, of West year emphasis will be placed on the X \ ZN iB Olli in
: Donegal township, and George Mes ini i The slo- = \[ Sty Wl i) 9 MADAME DUBARRY”
f i beauty, Kein Sr, a molder of East Donerna VY In s : |
4 So township, are members of the Grid Fight with 5 5 2 a
5 : Ss ———
yi Jury at Lancaster this week. Modern Yeapons peg . . enon
Wi = To ' Various health and social agen- VIRAL TL
H ti t C t 1 cies, industrial concerns, a — ————— .
companies and other groups wi Mati BE
partes cooperate in this health education |g Baty Th
tior: Xs pure bred Gt project. Leaflets will be available |= Qo0se eatre
Supreme 17405} with these iri a Holidays 2 Shows
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i inting the Lung
E37 jer wii a {i fry in thd Maing the Cure Stick wv a
? odern Weapons to Fig! u
pig : hger | vanced Register of the Am | Another valuable leafit obtain |@ WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12 & 18
Modernistic Sui BT {porn heredlips 55 a Adv | wheyedlotis societies. | ff Dick Powell and Rub} Keeler in “DAMES”
c 1stic Bed Room uite ® Register sire. Only Guernseys ¥ About Tuberculosis. This is an 8 -
. meet be ii and W FRIDAY and SATURDAY, DRCEMBER 14th and 15th
: are eligible for entry. e written summary on tuberculosis, = 2 SW vi
$ 08 50 ® comes | daughters which have completed with striking illustrations. a Loretta Young and John Boles WHITE PARADE i
i patch | ficial records are Woodside F. ic A p= .
Mirrors ; sh sev-|3d 382000 producing 9865.3 pound Messrs. . David Heisey, Everett Mar- | § Monday, Dec. 17th Msday, Dec. 18th
Modernistic suites have been accepted, it seems they are w free | milk and 4782 pounds of fat ini tin Riley Hershey, and Walter Bren- Barbara Stanwyck Soth .
oid $1.85 to stay. This suite consists of bed dresser, chest, vanity, ® weds is|class GHI and Woognde STL eman returned home on Eyivay fool < on > ern 3
3 de of walnut. This is tional suite at an exceptio; q. 361926 producing 10187.2 pounds, syccessful hunting trip in otter | 8 . in 2
CMa a clever styles and ow BN Sule milk and 508.2 pounds of fat in County. Mr. Heisey shot a 6-point “LOST LADY” “BLIND DATE” a
await your Shoo class EHIL buck and Martin shot a A Die iii =
mk - TT | The gradual disappearance o Ee
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= or to| When inneed of Printing, (anythiBiue Eagle should make a safer hunt- (8 ~~ Wednesday, Dec. 19th Thursday, Rec. 20th
kindly remember the Bulletin, ing season than last. To date, not a | Joan Blondell . ;
‘NI ’ “iS . slate glass window has been riddled. |g in Arline Julllge
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