WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, 1935 |
SAGE TWO THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, a JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
AME BOARD PAY John F. Weaver, West Lam-
MOUNT JOY BULLETIN Maytown | ems on Meeting Of 5 i is =n MAYTOWN BAINBRIDGE QP]
ESTABLISHED JUNE 1901 Y er, West Ee The latter two d Mrs. Hod Berd
ublished Every Wednesday at sv. Ph ission- | 7 re-elections. ! New Fi trae Was Mr. and Mrs. iu son Bartles en-
Published Every Wednesday at Mount Joy, Pa. Fetes New The bead ot Be an | Supervisors Three A elected to attend eee aye ferlained Bt a birthday party. on TE
ers has paid to counties and town- : Saturday ht for th n
INo. E. SCHROLL, Editor and Publisher ships in the State in lieu of taxes the state convention are: Isaac Lea- | Saturday Tight ior their son Kroes!
who celebrated his 11th birthday
i 3 n Eli t Forr West | .
during the past year $2321135 | Association man, Elizabeth; C. ee orry, wo The Maytown fire engine was anniversary. The guests were: Fre.
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= Subs n Price £1.50 Per Annun
x ss 1 ce er Amnum 4 | Donegal; and H. S cker, i Et aan |a
Months onts sl] Sbies 2 fixed charges on State Game Lands. 2h Sos { commissioned with a parade at 3.30 |" el 5
ik Months. ........... 7 gona Single Copies............ 3 Cents : m—— Lampeter. The alternates chosen are est Bartles, Bobby Higgins, Ro
Thre Months 40 Cents & Je Copies State property is not taxable, but pe alterna {P. M. Saturday the master of cere- 5% d : 32 :
A ree Months...........40 Cents Sample Copies.............. FREE fhe law provides that in lieu of (From page 1) C. C. Greider, West Hempfield, Wil- | oa fiers 0 Shoe and Raber, Jimmie Bryan, Harold Libh-
: i i 1onies was ermar , nue ar 5 he
The subscription lists of three other newspapers, the Mount Joy Star (from page 1) taxes the counties and townships Act be paid direct to the townships | liam Eater, East Donegal; and J. M. |, = ogram included: Invocations hart, Wallace Kramer, Billy Leib The pa
WE Bi 3 : Avanti 5 oir] 2 Per . the pr ym We TY ECE se} Je ir of ga:
nd News, tt I and the Florin News were merged with i gine that was mounted on a nine- [shall be reimbursed at the rate of of Pennsylvania was unanimously Berrier, Mount Joy. Rev. Kirby Yiengst; presentation, Russel Keck, Bernard O'C in ti ga
bd 's circulation practically double that | year-old automobile. two cents per acre for roads, two {adopted at the closing session. The The resolutions commitiee for be GA acceptance, Jack Margaret Kech, Orpha Lynn, Kath- e! Sug
‘ y \ i - < = rT. . a3, arter; e ince, dcx : - . ye 5
| | Fuhrman Act, which replaced the [1936 was appointed by the new : a lef: addr Paul | T¥yn Leib, Geraldine Wright, Kath- bia. e
i Frank, fire chief; address, Pau
The Maytown company traces its jcents for schools in the townships |
storv back over more than half |in which the lands are located and |
i Fone : Si oe
a century. From 1880 to 1916 it cane cent for county purposes. 1935, carries an appropriation of
leen Wright, Dorothy Hoffman, Ed- Rohrerstov
arkinson measure on January 1, | president at the end of the session. |, . 1
Parkinson > 2 : p wiih Knier, county fire marshal; Paul Benedict
_ na Sweigart, Jeannette Sweigari
I I lie Esh Walters
Lefever, secretary, county asso
E D I T oO R I A L | rg hard fighting bucket brigade | The county with the largest area 159,000,000 for the 1930-37 biennium tion, and Harry S. Miller, Mariette Helen Bae ser he 0) Ferrich
¢ ich | is spent by ris Bartles a sretta Bartles
i pany. In 1910 Maytown held joi game lands and the one which snd sto = Spent BY the fire chief: doxolozy, Rev. W , Doris Bartles anc retta B 5 Br backer
} a ou Home Week celebration and rceeived the largest amount of Highway department on Gephart
All old vegetation and we
nd baked bean supper
the ladies auxiliary. | the garden
mount : fixe is : which | roads. The association is se
mount of money left fxcd charges is Elk county Dorstler ..
= song to the act givi the 1
scram was at an iid. has a total area of 45,649 acres of amendment to the act giving the
should be cleaned
ry
SOUNDS LIKE BUNK
later.
! declared in favor of hole rule as |
were made in the equip- :
i: = | opposed to centralized govern t
time to time and re- a Cc { Sh. io ali
{ {and expressed opposition to all
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Newspapers and people tell about the depression and relief | used to help buy game lands. Sullivan county is cal supervisors the Sho and burned. The winter quarters Totals
Folk and how men shiver on street corners and wrap them- ft fighting equipment | with 38,909 acres. oe Pr the work Ea BE ee of Printing. (any- | of many harmful diseases and in- mM Joy Tre
» i In a second reso the group sects will be destroyed in this way, Hogentogle
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selves in newspapers in Central Park. New York, but just the
same last Saturday one million dollars, all told, was spent on |
foot ball game.,
F. Good..
Anderson
Herr: .....
M. Good..
Derr ......
The hye : ; is 3 munity and com- |
hat may ave been common enough back in the good old |, decided a new apparatus was |
but nothing like that has happened in a long time.
; moves toward centralizati
Museum hat I} = "gfe >
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ful and uneconomical.
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sen rman O. Shue, president of Officers : Are Elected 5
t Maytown company, presided. | 1 5 ] i } Totals
GOOD OLD SANTA CLAUS | . Kirby Yiengst gave the S O bo DEF
«3 and the Rev. William Columbi
= Some literal minded folks think that parents make a mis- | fie dexology gs ’ c. Kline
take when they tell the children the pretty old fable about 2 Mille; (Continued from page 1) : 5
ml S. Miller, of Mar deta, 1 5 ; i bv Mrs ml Honor
Santa Claus. When the little ones find out that it is all just Cloisters Were gathered by Mr — Spence
a*myth, it is claimed, they lose faith in the veracity of their hairran of Danner Suring Bs SSIS and | Jones ....
ents : hirano since his death have been kept in- ® Whether you or PP a
parents. Mrs. Jack tact at Manheim. whether vou are you I fan y
H. Kline..
can use our confidentiafigredit
plan to equip your car. 3 fits
every pocketbook and yolggre
assured of courteous, -
sonal service.
GOODRICH TIRES RE
BATTERIES © AUTO RADYS Zig Sl ater
Schneider
Derr
Mr. Danner died eighteen years|
ago. He left a will providing for
home for aged
Children, however, are not literal. They live in a world of |
imaginings. They constantly read about magic carpets
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Hogentogle:
Good .....
elves
the erection of a
men and women of
ature. They have to learn when the world is telling fables
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and when it is talking seriously. R O W E N N A Te provided |
€rected as soon as
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and gnomes, but that does not lead them to distrust all liter-
The Santa Claus story had it that the genial old citizen of were made available for i
the North Pole brougl struction and maintenance. Itdes- |
literally false, but essentialiv true. We have learned that if ignated that the buildings be erect- |
people are good and kind and helpful. gifts come to them ed at South Char
: Ferdinand streets
John W. Gish and M. a pia
the trustees. had the right to
pose of the museum if they
it his gifts “to good children.” It was
® First-quality, guaranteed prod
— reasonable easiest credit
terms. We handle all of our of
accounts and fit our plan to your r@
quirements. Regardiess of past ex-4
periences see us before you buy.
NO DELAYS
NO RED TAPE
QUICK SERVICE
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far more wonderful than any that old Santa brought with
his reindeer.
RK)
Spuds
R. Schneid
Geiss
the money was needed to carry
out the plans for the
Arte r Engr Several efforts were
OUR TIME 352 YEARS OLD
to re- |
Persons who rave and rant against Daylight Saving Time The Allied tain the collection for Manheim |
had their prototype 52 vears ago “when nvention of | co-chairman borough, but Mr. Danner made no i F. Good
Standard Time stirred up more righteou nation and re- ion of a}
sistance to change than “fast time" does ii en nd Ving
Those who find life under Daylight Saving = Mummaw
Kramer
erable and sacrilegious either were not
vember 18, 1883. or have forgotten the
Schatz
W. Good
The money derived from the sale
1 3 +} seneral funds
pia In the generaliuncas
will
sun” or “local time.”
now
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High Sin
Triple , R
Standard Time with its one-]
United States into four different
tral. Mountain and Pacific—is
Standard Time there were more
assed in the United States and Canad
Rud “railroad” time of te n were n }
munity. Traveling by the watch was the next thing t HI POS [a = : nk Ww ul Es
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Spuds
R. Schneid
Geiss .....
414 Locust Street COLUMBIA Pi
sible because almost no two «¢ Fi Good
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®st contribution in this f © Totals
to see how this complex civil =) ! Camels
out it. Rapid transpor 1 “"Mortuar Barnhart
William Frederick Al SOE | Y Demmy
iy J. Mateer
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“be Railways.” wa
REALTY LISTINGS
= Record For
may arise f:
Rev. A. E
school boar
proposed ne
Several re:
Miss Mary
fsville High
The next
December 1!
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and find rest.
“Each cloud-capped mount
is a holy
An organ breathes in every grove:
pd the full heart's a Psalfer.,
«Rich in deep hymn of gratitude and love.”
to the Giver is here. It 1s nc
is substitute teach
ing Mr. Thome's
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made law on March 13. 1883, after :
fion st Loui wd approved it. : S 8 4h
* Oddly enough th T Ise P t W k = Triple, J. 1!
rected against Standard S voters AT UNION as ec 9 Seren]
Bgainel Daylight Sore ving Tie. : | SQUARE. ENTERTAIN GUESTS | ® Chesterfield
IR ra roar ir ot som on pe you 8 HERE ARE A NUMBER OF PROPERTIES OL Hoe
doned “time ball” or from the st ; © Vi
onc “tm Swen © to be DISPOSED of at DEPRESSION PRICES DLS sie
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OF GREAT CULTIVA [ION : e oy
A mat Sith of sped ds and } @ @ Totals
2g thanks ft r the food that was ef re him. 1 S @® NT -— @ oud Golds
Bo lic bread.» gam of milk a 11 soo | -'8 No. 459-10a Truck and Poultry Farm . $2500 9 5.
the meagerly furnish e 4 sevens @ - — 2 Fela
fous res 10 be tank Sr 6 No. 435-26a Farm, Rapho Twp. . . ... $2500 © wu"
dou have to be th @ M. Reinhol
= “Well.” said n. slowly. gazing - © 1 ~ $
Sear. = eyes = - of a ng ang ciean S No. 453-6 a, House, Garage, Etc. * ® $2500 9 in Sia
ning. AL be § &J a
paused. “I coule I a great many othe 1s @ NT —-— on : - ® High Triple
Shot | believe that is enough.” = 8 No. 454—Corner Prop. & Lot, Mt. Joy . $3500 ¢ an
he Trait of tl st flow . .
&vilization. wledges tl n ¥ =r: . ©
wealth ao in wilh vison which 8 No. 457-3-Story Brick House, Mt. Joy . $4000 g m=
not perm i S S vv &)
ased it thus > | ® 1 — : | ; ® aud
BR 1 a fruit of great cultivation: you de |= © No. 438-22%a Farm, electric. . .. . :: $4500 0 1% mr
mong gross people ba J J throat speci
Since the exper ier of iP = or . 3 . . 9 a talk on h
ding has heen expecially observed by 1 : : No. 456— Corner Property Florin, all con. Right Q uses
of the soil. those ho can bear wiines 2
fc brings forth bounty and | t Y : ® 28 Tope
ine a it iy oh . 8 N 0. 460—Main St. Prope rty, Florin © we . $2600 2 ign
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¢ season of Thanksgivin
oniy for the material things that well affuned people
JNO. E. SCHROLL, Realtor
but for the fine living broideries and brocades. the {town el v y pd
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Wndscape rather than the land, the visions more 1 ex 8 Printing. (any- MOU? NT JOY 2 PA.
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sight. That vision lays aside the night. the cloud and ; kindly remember the Bulletin There is 1
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