PAGE FOUR PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, FEB. 9, Pursuant to an order of the Orphans Court, the undersigned Administratrix as Trustee to sell Real Estate of the Estate of Sadie Heindel, deceased, will sell at public salé for the purpose of distribution, A tragt of land situated in the township of Wist Hempfield, Coun- ty of Lancaster, Pa., fronting on the north side of the Public Road leading from Oyster Point to Mountville, ad- joining lands of Edward G. McMullen, -1 used Electric Wash- erhauled. , Ja ing Machine, Lester E. Roberts, Phone 2 OLD STAMPS WWANITED — I will pay as high as one thousand dollars cash for old United States Stamps either on or off of Rummage through your attic arad your old deeds, papers, etc. If you ha we any old stamps of any kind, call or wwrite John Wisler, THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA. Classified Column Not Guilty (From page one) about the lights, and the later said he knew their condition but had instruct- ed F yberger to proceed toward Lan- caster. Dr. J. F. Trexler, deputy coroner, said Mrs. Loraw died instantly after the crash from an injury to her brain. Paul Stroh, chief clerk at the Crew . C. Leinard, Fged Harol » Bla . in Off AS et. al. Sot i Bah ‘are O f the Bull etin hy Mt. Joy , Pa. Levick Company office near the scene 37 perches of land, bg the same more; MAN W ANT E_D-—For h of the crash, said he assisted Loraw in or less, on which A4re : [Route of 800 families. Writes today. removing the body of his wife from the erected a Two Story, %-,~ |[Rawleigh, Dept. PNA Chester, car. He said neither vehicle had lights Frame DWELLING Pa. jan2-3t burning, HOUSE, BARN & other ® ? | out-buildings. FOR rosley Radio Electric, | Walter P. Loraw, husband of the Sale to be held on the premises on |$8.00; RC Bee Sidon victim, was the first witness called. He Saturday, February 9, 1935, at two |Atwater Kent Electric Radio, - | said he was enroute with his wife from o'clock P. M. when terms and, condi- | Lester E. Roberts, Phone 2J. jan.16-1t | his home to the city and was going up tions will be made known by FOR Horses, extra |the grade just beyond the underpass CLARA MAY MUSSER, Admrx. good, well broke, any si, age and | when something loomed up ahead of as trustee to sell the real es- [price carloads. Also stallions. Write | him in the darkness. tate of Sadie Heindel, dec'd. sr wire G. F. Greber, Fairfield, Iowa. Loraw said he could not avoid erash- John F. Waser, Auct. jan.2-4t-p ing into the vehicle. He said the con- Henry H. Koser, Clk. qe Willis G. Kendig, Atty. jan.16-4t| WASH ——— |Hand or Power, Also ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE Apply to 45 West Main St, Estate of Annie B. Hershey late of Manheim Township, deceased. | | Letters of administration on said es-| WANTED—Small apartment, unfur- tate having been granted to the under- | nished, perferably first floor, Also mid- signed, all persons indebted thereto|dle aged woman to care for children. are requested to make immediate pay-' Apply Alice Heistand, 36 E. Main St, ment, and those having Slaiins or de-!Mount Joy. jan.16-1t-p mands against the same, will present| — — 5 : them without delay for settlement to. FOR RENT-Three Rooms, 2g es the undersigned, residing at R. D. 2 heat and bath on first floor. Manheim, Pa. | preferred or man and wife. Apply to {211 North Barbara St., Mt Joy. jan.16-1t-p crete mixer did not have lights. He said he suffered a broken left leg, two broken ribs, a broken jaw and severe | lacerations. Three witnesses who passed the truck and mixer on the highway said neither vehicle had lights burning. They were: Miss Bernice Myers, of town, a school teacher, who said she passed the truck near Salunga, and Fred F. Fenstermacher and J. M. Backenstoe, both of this place, who passed the two vehicles at the Wood- side Stock Farm. The first witness for the defense was Samuel J. Studenroth, civil engineer, dec. LILLIE EARHART, | Willis G. Kendig, Atty. I — Be and burn buc : Photo Finishing by mail to all the U.! Price $5.50. Lester E. Roberts. ne wie Takes survey of the highway S. A. Your next roll of films develop- | 22J. | near the undermass. Samuel Whittle, Jr., one of the de- fendants, said his home is in Philadel- phia and he is plant manager of the Ready Mixed Concrete Company, Lan- caster. He said the truck involved in the ac- cident was rented from the York Con- crete Company to haul concrete to a bridge being built by the county over the Little Chickies creek between Mt. Joy and Milton Grove. He said the truck, driven by Fryber- ger, broke down and after being re- paired started for Lancaster. He said ed and 8 high quality prints 29 cents : (coin) Capital City Photo Service, 408 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE i 0 Estate of John F. Peifer late of East Market St., Harrisburg, Pa. mar.28-tf HUTT chain Letters testamentary on said estate having been granted to the wunder- signed, all persons indebted thereto = are requested to make immediate pay- RE ARES ment, end Sug dens or gor THESEFIRES GIVr 3 mr ts of moors YOU 12 MONTHS the undersigned, residing at Paul M. { GUARANTEED SERVICE Patronize Bulletin Advertisers ! AL yp: = Peifer, Mt. Joy, Pa, or J. Howard Pei- v fer, Salunga, Pa. | PAUL. M. PEIFER, J. HOW ARD PEIFER, Ty Executors | he saw the truck at the “Posey Patch” Windolph & Mueller, Attys. near Salunga about 4:30 o'clock and he dec.12-6t | {14 Fryberger to start for Lancaster believing that the truck could reach there before dark. The acetylene tank of the truck was dry and he did not know where to get a new supply for the lights, he stated. Fryberger and Whittle were both acquitted of involuntary manslaughter charges by the jury in a verdict hand- ed in yesterday, but they were ardered to pay the costs. Oldest Male Resident In Our Borough PUBLIC SALE | —of a— | | | VALUABLE ¥FARM FRIDAY, JANUARY 18 1935 On the premises in London- !derry Township, Dauphin County, Pa., along concrete highway (Route 230) two miles west of Xlizabethtown, a | Farm of 85 Acres aad 80 Perches | Adjoining land of Christ Herr, Abram | Winters, Elmer Shaeffer and Frank Hertzler. Thereon erected an 3-ROOM | BRICK DWELLING, 30x36 feet, in- cluding bath room. Alse@ 2-Story Frame ' Kitchen with laundry attached. BANK BARN, 3x66 feet; Hog Stable, | Corn Barn and Garage | attached; Silo | 10x36 feet, 3 Chicken capaeity 1,000 Chickens, Broodew House with ET 57 (From page one) camped near Bainbridge during the hot water brooder system. All build- ° : Pai Civil war. These soldiers, however | ings electric lighted from power line. EVEL ow Gav. Seovics 4-Acre Apple Orchard. alf A As- baa: | SE a aK H oC His father, Daniel Schroll, later paragus. 2 Wells of Water, Excellent | Meadow with running ter, About 3 | Acres of Ideal Trucking Soil. / This is a very desirable {property | with buildings in good condition, and moved from Bainbridge to near Rich- field, Juniata Co., where the family resided for a number of years. Later Jacob Schroll moved to Lancaster is located close to town, Ichurches, County, living in one of the late J. markets and schools. Profi buy- ip Cameron properties, at Donegal ers will do well to investigate this Springs , property. ; ore he vos a, ; Hi | Sale to commence at 2 do'dock P. M., Here he was engaged in farming i until forty yearsago when he moved | when conditions will be made known | by i f BENJ #1. KEENER # janl6-1t-p to Mount Joy. Next he was employ- ed by the late Jno. E. Longenecker, who was then extensively engaged in Goodrich- { ee eee eee > ber NOEs . Tre Certified SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE the lum er business, Mer. Schroll i assisted in razing a number of well 4.40 x 21 to be held known tracts of woodland thruout | FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 193 at2 P. M. this section namely, Detwiler's woods 4.95 i / ———— - near town, in which colored camp- — | By firtue of several writs of Fieri meetings were very popular; the Facigond Pav Fas issued out of | late Peter Nissley woods along the the Court of Common Pleas, Lancaster Donegal road, and others. 4.50 x 20 Corn 1, Pay grat Pe Sram I will | when M. A. Rollman started the % 20 pe = un Shera 3 ae Or Rollman Manufacturing Co. here Mr. | Courf House, in the City of Lancaster, Schroll was one of his first employes Pa, the following described real es- and later when Mr. Rollman organ- = |tate, fo wit: ized the New Standard Hardware 4.75 x 19 (No. 1) Works he was again in his employ All that certain two story frime and | stucdo dwelling and lot of ground, sit- {uated on the east side of North Market Stregt, No. 123 in said Borough of Eliz- labethtown, Lancaster County and State lof Pgnnsylvania, bounded and describ- led as follows, to wit: | Fronting on sid North Market , Street sixty feet and exteradingin depth jof that width southeastw=zard one hun- |dred and ninety-cight feet to Centre until he retired from strenuous tivities some years ago. When his health permits, and it is usually good, he spends his time as caretaker at “The Springs” at the southeastern boro limits. Mr. Schroll is at present the oldest male resident in town. Unfortunately he has been indisposed since the day preceding his birthday. eects. WILL. BE TAKEN FOR A RIDE NEVER TO RETURN ac- ‘570 { Alley. | Bdunded on the northawest by said ‘No Market Street, on the Northeast 'by property of Mrs. Sara Kramer, on ithe §outheast by said Centre Alley, Ig 4 ————— jand pn the southwest byr property of 3 R. Overfield estate. (From page 1) Seized and taken in execution as | for the said post office building to the contributors until such time as they shall each and all have been fully re- imbursed without interest. After the building and pole shall become the property of Mount Joy Boro. Dec. 9, 1884, at the call of the Burg- ess, a special meeting of Boro Council was held in the office of George H. De- Long. Those present were the Burgess and Councilmen Royer, Risser, Det- wiler, Brubaker and Himmelspark present. The following sented read, adopted and appears on i propérty of Kathryn S. Demy and Al- n'y Demy. Don't take chances on “shoddy” Tires I'he most expensive tiré you can buy is the ‘‘cheap tire” { 0. Alli that certain lot of I2and on which |is erdcted a two story brick dwelling {housg, being No. 706 Poplar Street, situate on the southeast side of Poplar | Street, between Laurel Street and | Love {Lane, in the city anand county of that looks good, but Ars Lancdster, and state of Pennsylvania. out fast. Theserugged Com- | Containing in front on said Poplar mander Tires are certified |Streef 16 feet, 9 inches, rnore or less, |: ing in depth of that width by Goodrich and what’s |and éxtending in depth of that wi s 8 1 feet, mx less. more, they are fully g | southgastwardly 95 feet ore or less resolution was pro- anteed for a period of 12 erty dow or late of Julius Hoffman; on ar- 2 on the northeast by prop- months. (Business use 6 the s ig i i or ste the minutes of the above date: hs of Christian J. Dochat; orn e south— Bont 2) d 4 | west y property now or late of Nich- RESOLUTIONS ay Safe and put a set bn {olas Stapf and on the northwest by Supplementary to a preamble and resolution passed the first day of De- cember A. D. one thousand eight hun- dred and eighty-four, granting the privilege and sufficient ground for the your car now. Goodrich { Poplaf Street. : | The} northeast line of the herein de— scribefl premises passes through the middl¢ of a 3 feet wide alley and the 9 2 Say Tl hie purpose of erecting a suitable building \ | premides adjoining on the mortheast. on the southwest corner of the Borough |” Bei the same premises which | Lot to be used as a Post Office build- Julius{ Hoffman by his <leed dated | ing and for the erection of a signal (Marchi 31, 1921 and recoxded in the | service Pole, etc. Recording of Deeds in Lancaster County in Deed , Vol. 24, Page 471, granted and Sufficient money was subscribed, building erected and occupied by the postoffice ever since. It was improved and enlarged from time to time and now it will be used for other purposes. —— Ee Mrs. Daisy Rensei who has been visiting Mrs. Fred Leiberher return- ed to her home at York. Miss Ora M. Brenner of Elizabeth- town, was married to Fred W. Hol- bein, of Manor township. ‘heirs gnd assigns. Togdther with the right to use in with the owner and occupiers of the! premises on the northeast and id 3 feet wide common alley. Seiz¢d and taken in execution as of Charles Bernhardt mor- Barbara Bernhardt, zeal owrer Phone and e tenant. 8, D. F. SEIUMAN, Jan2- Sheriff MOUNT JOY, PA - MOUNT JOY HI IN A TIE FOR SECOND PLACE Looks as though our Mt. Joy High School basket ball team is going places in the league. Last nite they went into a tie for second place by walloping Manheim very easily 41-19 Our J-Vees also won 19-13. The scores: Manheim B H. S. Field Foul Tis Re Younz, 'F ............ 4 0 8 P ............. 2 0 4 Shonk, C ............... 0 oO © GQ. Young, G ............ 3 0 2 Stark, GG ,....... 0.0 0 0 0 Shreiner, G ............ 2 l1 5 Totals ................ 9 19 Mount Joy H. S. Field Foul Tis Schneider, F ........... 2 0 2 Brown, FP ............... 0 0 0 Hostetter, F ............ 9 0 18 Walters, C 5 0 10 Buller, @ ............... 5 in ink, GQ: ,. .... 00 0 9 0 Totals. 20 1 4 Score by periods: Manheim B. H. S. 2 6 8 3-19 Mount Joy H. S. .... 14 10 7 10-41 Referee, John Borger; scorekeeper, Witmer; timekeeper, Hollobaugh; the time of periods, 8 minutes. Manheim J-Vees Field Foul Tis Wissler, © ............. 2 1 5 Hahn, ¥ ................ 0 0 0 Hesy FP .. ....... 2 0 4 Myers, B'- ............... 0 0 0 Hamaker, C ............. 1 1 3 Mann, C ............... 0 0 0 Harvinlon, G ............ 0 1 1 Parhart, G .............. 0 0 0 Roller, G ..............C 0 0 0 Totals ............... 5 3 BB Mt. Joy J-Vees Field Foul Tis Zink, ® .... .. ... 1 0 2 Gorberich. F ,...........'.0 0 0 Lindemuth, PF ........... 2 0 4 Garli, B .. .... 1 0 2 Schroll C ........... .. 1 9 2 Dillinger: @ 0 1 1 Heilig, G . 3 2 8 Totals sree TS 3 19 Score by periods: Manheim J-Vees ....... 1570-13 Mt. Joy J-Vees ...... .. 4942-19 Referee, Shiffer; scorekeeper, Wit- mer; timekeeper, Hollobaugh; time of periods, 8 minutes. — ea MOUNT JOY HI WINS FROM E'TOWN HI IN CLOSE GAME On Friday evening Mount Joy Hi finished in a triple tie for the second place in the league standing by de- feating Elizabethtown High 38-33. Our J-Vees also won a very close contest from the E'town J-Vees 25-22 The scores: E'town H. S. Field Foul Tis Totals. ............... 12 9 33 Mt. Joy H. S. Field Foul Tis Totals .......... 0. 2.10 38 Referee, Sherman Hill; scorekeep- er, Musser; timekeeper, Robinson; tme of periods, 8 minutes; two ex- tra 3 minute periods. E'town J-V’s Field Foul TIs Totals on... 00. 7 S$ 2 Mt. Joy J-Vees Field Foul Tis Totals 5... 8 9 25 Referee, Hill; scorekeeper, Musser; timekeeper, Robinson; time of per-+ ‘ods, 8 minutes. a — SECTION 2 STANDING Teams Ww L Pe Lititz. ....;.. 8 0 1.000 Msnor Twp. 6 2 750 Mount Joy ...... 6 2 750 Manheim Twp. ...... 5 3 .625 Ephrata stevia 4 3 571 Columbia ........... 4 3 :571 West Lampeter ...... 3 5 375 Elizabethtown ....... 2 6 .250 Manheim Boro ...... 1 7 125 Quarryville ..... .... 0 8 000 HEEMS Mr. Lehman Keener has purchased the J. C. Smith property on private terms. Mrs. Mabel Grosh Hoover, of Eliza- bethtown, called on friends of this place on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wittle visited with Mrs. Lizzie Wolgemuth of Mount Joy on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Annie Enterline spent Tuesday with Dr. and Mrs. Dorsey Butter- baugh of Elizabethtown. The local fire company extinguished a blaze at the P. R. R. bridge just west of this place early, Tuesday morning. Mr. W. L. Heisey, of Pittsburgh, a former resident of this place, visited among friends of this place on Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Bard and Messrs. Robert Kready and Ray Heisey at- tended the inaugural ceremonies at Harrisburg on Tuesday. Funeral services for Mr. William Smith of this place were held at Mil- ler's undertaker parlors in Elizabeth- town on Tuesday afternoon. Burial was made in the Oberlin cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Floyd and daugh- ters Ruth entertained at a birthday party in honor of Jane Floyd's fourth birthday anniversary on Saturday, Jan- uary 12. Those present were: Cath- arine Stevens, Helen Stevens, Eliza- beth Werner, Miriam Werner, Jane Leedom, Jean Sipling, Janice Weaver, Jean Weaver, Janet Earhart, Doris Murphy, Jean Myers, Emma Zeager and Paul Werner. eet) CEs er. Adjudications Filed These balances remain for distri- bution in the following local cases: Al Risser, late of East Donegal township, balance of administration account, $4,192.55; balance of trustee account $50.07, Harry K. Mellinger, late of East Donegal towfiship, balance of admin- istration account, $4,192.55; balance of trustee account $50.07: Harry K. Mellinger. late of East Donegal township, balance Mary M. Mellinger account, $1,916.67; balance Mervin Y. Mellinger account, $1,- 832.89, Benjamin D. Hatfield, late of Mt. Joy boro, $4,873.79. } ‘Picked From Card Basket PERSONAL = MENTION ABOUT THE COMERS AND GOERS AROUND HERE DURING THE PAST WEEK BY OUR SOCIAL REPORTERS Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Eby, Sr., and son, Benjamin, visited relatives at Elizabethtown on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Newcomer and son, of Elizabethtown, called at the Lindemuth home on Sunday. Miss Martha Roland, of Elizabeth- town, spent Sunday with her broth- er, John Roland, and family. Mr. and Mrs, Willis Freed attend- ed the funeral on Monday of Mrs. Freed’s sister, near Abbottstown. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Spangler and family were entertained at the home of Omar Fair, near Lititz, recently. Mrs. Abner Hershey called on her daughter, Mrs. Alfred MecNall, and family at Elizabethtown on Sunday. Mr. Joseph Kaiser and son, Chas., of Lancsater, were the guests of Reuben Shellenberger, on Thursday. Mrs. Annie Barnhart returned to her home here after spending the week at the home of her son, Mervin near Middletown. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Spangler and family, of Back Run, visited at the John Shelly home near Masterson- ville, on Sunday. Miss Anna May Risser, of near Erisman’s Church, spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Shonk, on W. Donegal Street. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Foreman, of Sunday near Union Square, were guests at the home of the former's mother, Mrs. Fanny Foreman, of Elizabethtown. Mrs. Paul Risser and daughter, Pauline, of near Erisman’s Church; Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Eshleman, of near Mount Joy, visited at the home of David Shonk, on W. Donegal St. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brandt, Mrs. Mildred Brandt and son, Eugene, of town; Mr. Thomas McElligott, of Lancaster, were entertained on Sun day at the home of their son, Harry Brandt, at Hershey. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hynecker and son, Irvin, of Bossler’'s Church; Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Tyson and three daughters, Minerva, Martha and Em- ma, of near Milton Grove, were the { Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Ada Hernley on Donegal Springs Road. Mr. and Mrs. William Derr, of Newville, Cumberland Co.; Mr. Earl Derr and daughter, Betty; Mr. and Mrs. James Keener and Walter Derr were entertained to dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Derr on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Weidman and children, Vera and John, of Rheems; Mr. and Mrs. David Newcomer and son, David, Jr., of Elizabethtown; Mr and Mrs. John Snavely and children, Rachel and Raymond, of near Fair- view Church; Miss Ethel Miller, of near Florin, were entertained Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Newcomer, on W. Main St. Rev. R. Paul Miller and wife of Berne, Ind, called last Saturday to see Mrs. Susan I. Maust and daugh- ter, of town. Rev. Miller it will be recalled spent two weeks in town last winter hold- ing a Bible Conference of two weeks. He is now conducting a three weeks Evangelistic Campaign at the First Brethren Church of Philadelphia, the home church of the Maust family. IRONVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kauffman held a party for their daughter Ida. The evening was enjoyed by playing games and serving them with refreshments. The following were present: Misses Miriam Heagy, Janet Kauffman, Janet Fornoff, Charlotte Fornoff, Grace Mel- linger, Maude Fornoff, Violet Moore, Mae Wagner, Frances and Carolyn Mummau, Mack Messing, Marshall Albright, Richard Mellinger, Elwood and Chester Weaver, Donald Staley, Leon Fornoff, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Harsh, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fox and John Kauffman. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berntheizel, entertained the following families to a supper on Saturday evening: Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. John Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kauff- man, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kauffman. Donald Staley is on the sick list. On Saturday evening the Silver Spring United Brethren Sunday school classes will hold a Spelling Bee in the school house. The classes are prepar- ing a number of plays. On Sunday morning the Ironville United Brethren Sunday school will hold a Booster Day. The program will be in charge of the young people. They will teach all of the Sunday school classes. The goal has been set for 250 to be present. Prof. Frank Hege, principal of the Columbia High school will address the school. ~— On Sunday afternoon the school di- rectors of West Hempfield township held their monthly meeting in the Sa- lunga school house. A A TWENTY-THREE ATTEND CLINIC NEXT MEETING FEB. 5 At the regular meeting of the Ba- by Clinic held at the Legion Home on Tuesday afternoon there were 23 children, 18 mothers. The local clinic now has an enroll- ment of seven hundred fifty-five hildren. Two new registrations were: Laura Reinhart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Reinhart, 207 Mt. Joy Street. town, and Mildred Mae Rohrer, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Galer Rohrer, 159 Manheim Street, town. The clinic was in charge of Miss Ethel Kersey, R. N. and Mrs. O. G. Longenecker was hostess. On Tuesday, February 5th will be the next clinic meeting atthe Legion Home. Passed to The Great Beyond ‘(From page 1) Harrisburg, and Mrs. Fred I. Klein, Elizabethtown. Funeral services were held Monday at the home with interment in Mount Tunnel cemetery. Mrs. Cyrus Nester Mrs. Cyrus Nester, sister of Mrs J. Willis Freed, died Friday at her home in New Oxford. Funeral serv- ices were held on Monday, with burial in the Mt. Olive cemetery at Abbottstown. Kenneth Rider Kenneth Victor Rider, eight-months- old son of Henry and Mary Herr Rid- er, of 203 West Donegal street, died in St. Joseph’s hospital of a complication of diseases. Besides his parents, he is survived by four sisters: Anna Mary, Geraldine Irene, Betty Jane and Louise Fay, all at home. Services were held parents and later in the United Breth- ren church, at Florin, with interment in the Florin cemetery. Mrs William Minnich Mrs. Mary E. Minnich, forty-nine, wife of William Minnich, of Bainbridge R. D,, died at the Lancaster General hospital of appendicitis. Besides her husband she is survived by the follow= ing sons: Scott M., Dean C., Guy B, { and George Carroll Minnich, all at | home; a brother, Harry J. Briner, Blain, and a sister, Mrs. Grover Mil- ler, of Newville. Services were held on Sunday morning in the Falmouth United Brethren church, with inter- ment in the Blain cemetery. Mrs. Annie Sheaffer Mrs. Annie Sheaffer, eighty-one, formerly of Newville, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jacob Shank, Elizabethtown, of a complication of diseases. Besides the daughter with whom she resided she is survived by the following children: Mrs. William | Way and Mrs. Emanuel Shreiner, both of Lancaster; Mrs. Charles {| New Jersey; William Sheaffer, Eliza- | bethtown; eighteen grandchildren, | thirteen great grandchildren; one sister Mrs. Sara Seitz, Lebanon, R. D., and a brother, Jacob Zerphey, of Elizabeth- town. Private services were held on Saturday afternoon, with interment in the Crossroads cemetery. Mrs. Susan Faus Mrs. Susan F. Faus, seventy-four, widow of Elias H. Faus, died at her home in Rapho township, Friday night of complications, after an illness of some time. She was a daughter of the late Theopelis and Susan Arndt, and was a member of the Mennonite church of the Risser district. She is survived by two sons, Allen A. Schaeffer, Manheim, R. D. 2; and Elias, Faus, at home; and the follow- © © © © © © © © © © © © © @ @ © @ © © © © © @ © © © © © © © © © © © @ © brand Shoe Co., Elizabethtown. P the address shown below. © Shoes of this well known OER MISSES’ CHILD'S INFANTS’ CREPE @@ they are made to sell for CREE 39 West High Street PE FLORIN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16," 1935 Youth Wins Corn Contest (From page one) contest were as follows: Charles Kauf- fman, Manheim, second; Frederick Brubaker, Ephrata, third; Samuel Hei- sey, Sheridan, fourth; Albert Metzler, Paradise, fifth; Robert Eshleman, Flor- in, sixth; Edgar Findley, Quarryville, seventh; Thomas Supplee, Narvon, eighth; Paul Brubaker, Mount Joy, ninth; and Abram Brubaker, Ephrata, tenth. Ira F. Thomas, baseball scout for Connie Mack, was the principal speak- er at the banquet. Other speakers in- cluded: James F. Keim, assistant state club leader; Adam Z. Moore, president on Friday afternoon at the home of the | Boyer, of | can now be purchased at GIRLS’ SHOES 31,08 $2.00 and $2.15 12% to 3 8% to 12 2 to 8 AAA to D Widths These are outstanding values with cheaply made shoes. AJ] Goodyear Welt for some of the best stores in the country. Yow can buy these shoes in most cases f ® THE ECONOMY SHOE STO Phone Mt. Joy 220 WOLGEMUTH BR of the Chamber of Commerce; and Ammon H. Bucher, president of the Lancaster County Agricultural Exten- sion Association. Some of the best ears of corn on dis- play will go to the State Farm Show at Harrisburg this month. The banquet program included the following features: Xylophone duets by the Mower Brothers; piano solos, Esther and Floy Myers; recitations, Samuel Heisey; string duet, Lloyd | Ranck, Henry and Albert Metzler; and | essay, Marjorie Brubaker, John Truxal {led the group singing. ri. h\inro Engagement Announced | Mr. and Mrs. John H. Spangler, of [924 Guilford St, Lebanon, formerly [of 30 N. Jacob St., this boro, an- {nounce the engagement of theig | daughter, Ethel, to Harvey D. Mateer | son of Mrs. Sadie Mateer, of 144 N. | Market St. | The announcement was made on ||Sunday at a dinner which was held |at the home of her parents. No date (has been set for the wedding. ling brothers and sisters: Abram Arndt, | Elizabethtown, R. D. 1; Ephraim Arndt, | Florin; Mrs. Hannah Rineer, Manheim, {R. D. 2; and Sadie, wife of Elmer Gise, Berwyn. Services were held from the home Tuesday with further services in the Mennonite church here. Burial in the Florin cemetery. Mrs. Fannie E. Sauder Mrs. Fannie E. Sauder, eighty, wid- ow of Jacob Sauder, and daughter of the late Peter and Elizabeth Witmer, died Monday night of a heart attack at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Daniel Ober, Rapho township. She was a member of St. John’s Lutheran church, Maytown. These children survive: Clayton W., of town; Harvey W., East Donegal township; May W., wife of Albert Horner, of Mount Joy R. D. 2; and Minnie W., wife of Daniel Ober, of Manheim R. D. 3; also six grandchild- ren and one great grandchild. Private services will be held Thurs- day afternoon at 1:15 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Horner near Green Tree; | followed by public services at 2 o’clock | at St. John’s Lutheran church, May-~ [town. Interment will be in the Eberly ! cemetery, here. @@ © @ @ © © @ © © ® @ © © © © © © © \ © © © © © © © © © © © @ @ © © © © 000006 CRE® PE 0 0 8 = = ® @ ©2 Slightly Damaged PE® ® made by The Lancaster 75 and sl.85 $1450 and $1.60 © CREE and should not%e confused and made CRE® or about one half the price PEREE® ELIZABETHTOWN, P PENNA. \ / 3 \ g REG a # is pu —— - % FY a oY a 00% 06% 40, 9. * COR) 0 %%% COR) (00-04 * 9, * 9. 9. * 9, (OOP 09000092, * wind soot 9 9, 46% 0% 9, * * 9, 9 * a RA 9 ro? 90 008 9, * F009, 9 * 9 Ooo oF SAX aX 9, aX by iba ibnibe ah or ed COR) ($0009 008.5% * 9, + 9, + 4, 5b, 0, 9 ¥% $ Xd
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