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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1st,
BY MIKE
MOUNT JOY FIRE CO.
EASILY WINS 31 TO 16
Displaying some real
Fire
feated the Marietta
five
former's court, Monday night.
In the preliminary tilt the Mount |
swamped the Mari- |
a score of 51 to
Joy Reserves
37.
schcol and the Alumni squad won
ky the score of 36 to 25 in their
Continued
ER —————
TRAVELERS VS. HARRISBURG
The Travelers defeated the Har-
on the local alleys on Saturday
evening. The score:
H'b’g Boyd Travelers
offensive |
ball in the last half the Mount Joy |
Company passers easily de-|Richland Club, Thursday evening
Presbyterian on the high scheol court when they
ky a score of 31 to 16 on the
risburg Boyd Travelers by 104 pins, |
1936
RTS
WEAVER
( RICHLAND CLUB FIVE
| LOST THEIR FIRST GAME
The
roke
Silk Sox basketball team
the winning streak of the
| 1 feated the locals by the score of
{44 to 20.
The Richland Club had won four
| straight contests and were unde-
feated until Thursday evening.
| Earlier in the season the Richland
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT J@Y, LANGASTER ( CO, PA.
MAY T OWN 1936 Meeting
Community Christe: Tree At-
tracted Considerable Attention
Miss McCloud of Manheim, vis-
ited the M. M. Hoffman family.
Charles Hicks, Jr, of Strouds-
his family.
Miss Naomi Gohn of East Pros-
pect, spent Chris‘mas with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Davis.
Christmas carols were sung at
the Square Christmas Eve after
the union church service.
Tuesday evening, Christmas car-
ols were sang by children and
the children were given a treat.
Sunday, the B. I. C. choir of
Elizabethtown sang at 7:30 p. m.
and the Zion Gospel Four quar-
tette at 8 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hostetter
and daughter, Janet, of Palmer-
ton, spent the Christmas holidays
with Dr. G. A. Harter and family.
The Community Christmas Tree
in the Square here was beautifully
lighted every eve. and attracted the
attention of folks passing through
the Square who stop to admire it
and indeed, brought the thoughts
of the wisemen and shepherds who
saw the great star of the East and
stopped to gaze upon it and to be-
hold the Savior’s birth.
tainly helped us to be more cherry
and have a love for our
men.
RHEEMS
Mr. Enos Floyd and family spend
Saturday in Lancaster.
Mr. Irvin Heisey is suffering with
a boil on his right hand.
Mrs. Isaac Hollinger of this place
spend Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Foreman.
Mr. Harry Hoover spend Monday,
Mt. Joy Fire Co, G F TL Club had defeated the Silk Sox by
Cchroll, F ... a-+ 4 1 9|the score of 25 to 24.
8 Charles, F 2 4° Sex G F TL
Funk, © .....=........ 0 3 PR Hees, FC 3 06
Re Smith, G............... 1 0 Hews, F .....500 Y 2 4
Weidman, G ........... 0 0 BF ¥ 6 2
Radler, G ............... 6.3 15 | Schnen’er, Foi, ¥ 0 2
| FERC oo. ooh, 2 0 4
Totaly ............... 12 7 31 | Redgevs, GQ ............. 3 915
Marietta Presbyterian GF GF .............5 & 3.9
W. Baker, FI* ............ 3 0 Hess. G ............. ¥ 6 2
QA Shove Fo... 9 9 0
J. Boker, FB Ir 0 2 Totals... 16 12 44
Wigehman, € ............ 1 0 2|PRichlard Club GFT
Wrayhil, G ....... i. 4 0 S3iMumma, F .............. 0 1 1
Douglas, G ............. 0 O Oi Hestetter, PF ............ I 2 4
B Shiupe, G ........... 1 0 2 Backenstoe, FP .......... r 2 4
ee | Walters, C $9 8
Totals .........0...... 8 0 8iGreiner, & ............. 0 3 1
Score by Periods: | Diffendefer, @ ......... 0 2
MT. JOY FIRE CO.... 88 9 6—31 |Fcllenbaum, G ......... & 0
MARIETTA FRES . 5533-16}
Referee, Schneider; scoreckeeper,| Totals ................ 7 6 20
Fshleman; timekeeper, Porter;time| S-ore by Periods:
of periods, 10 minutes. SILK SOX ........ 611 8 19—44
errr RICHLAND CLUB 5 210 3-20
Mt. Joy Reserves G F TL| Referee, Zink; scorekeeper, Char-
Peamesderfer, F ........ 9 1 19|les; timekeeper, Druck; time of
Miter: T ......000 5 4 0 8|nreriods, 10 minutes.
Fshleman, C ............ 7 0 4
Weidman, G ............ 4 0 8! The Junior H. S. Alumni easily
M. Weaver, G .......... 1 0 the Jr. H. S. 34-6 Score:
Smith, & ............... 0 0 Joy Jr. H. S. G F Tl
== Young, F=.. ..... 0. 0G Of
Totals ............... 28 1 Sih, vines 9 6 o
Marietta Reserves G F TL I 0 0 0
Minich FF 2 1 Sicemwer, @ i. iii 2.0 i
Garman, F ............. 5 0 160A Myers, G ........... 0 0 0)
Quinn, F .............. 3 0 Sledloman © ............ 8.0 0
Kelly, C ................ 2 0 BI... 0 0 0
Baker, GQ a 2 0 o.oo. 1 0 3
Wisemam; G 1.0 Mysre © 0 0
Totals 1B 3 37 | olnls. 8. ai... i 3 0 6
Score by Periods: Mt. Joy Jr. HLS. AL G F TL
MF JOYRESERVES WSJ 27-011 F,......0.....3 1 Tj
MARIETTA RES SIZ F 2.0
Referee, Schneider; scorekeeper, |e€chroll, C dg 1 1!
Mumma; timekeeper, Douglas; time Garber, G .............. 5 3)
of periods. 10 minutes. I ProWwh, ii 0 0 0
TY Melauglif, G .......... 9 §.0
ALUMNI AND MT. JOY | F ........... 1 0 2
HIGH IN GOOD GAME |Pornhart, FF ............ Dvd
— | Proske, EC 0 0 0
The “old grads” of Mount Joy | Benet, CG... . in 8. YY 5
High school were too much for | asin
the present quintet of the High| Totals .............., 5 4
{ rrr tl QQ
The Travelers Bowling Team will
Joy court, Friday night. ing.
Mt. Joy H. S. G F Th. |
Gelder; FB . 3.1 94 ~
Henk, B in 0 0 of IRONVILLE
Brown, C 0000 3 1 3 ib
BR Zink, G............. 5 1 mn Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Nolt and
Bilinger, 0 0 Betty, Grace and Sean.)
GC Zinle, BY 00000 0 o a and Charles Ford motored to
Garber, C -.............. 0 4 0! Wrentham, Mass., to visit Mr. and
Gorlend, G&G ....... 00 0 0 0 | Mrs. Harry Metcalf, during the hol-
Schneider, F ........... 0 0 Ojiday season, returning via East |
| Orange, New Jersey, and visited
Petals an. i ina 11 3 25 [relatives in that city.
Mt. Joy Alumni G F TL] Mrs. George Fornoff has her
1: Hosieller, ¥ ......... 4 1 9 usual display of Poinsettes which
Blementer, I ........... 3 0 6 she raised. 7 large ones, measuring
Walters, C ............. 2 0 4 from 12 to 14 inches in diameter
Schneider, G ...--..-.-. 0 1 1 and from 20 to 24 petals and about
Weidman, G ............ 0 0 0 one dozen smaller ones blooming.
Hiesiand, F .........i.. ¢ 1 1 Mrs Howard Habecker is on the
P. Bostetter, F ......... 1 0 2 sick list, with a very bad cold.
Backensice, 1 0 2; During the week January 6th to
2 1 5 11th inclusive, the churches of the
Fellenbaum, G ......... 3 0 6 Kinderhook E. C. Rev. G. A. Raker,
—— pastor, the St. James Lutheran and
5.4, 16 4 30 Concordia Lutheran, Rev. W. E;
Brandt, pastor and the Ironville U.
B. and Silver Spring U. B. Rev. W.
C. Blatt, pastor, will hold joint ser-
vices, Monday and Tuesday at Kin-
derhook, Wednesday at the St.
James, Thursday at Cordia Luth-
eran, Friday Ironville U. B., Satur-
day Silver Spring U. B. The three
ministers will alternate in preach-
ing during the week.
The village had a large number of
electric lighted Christmas trees
during the holiday season.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rost of
Harrisburg, Penna., are visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Al-
bright.
Miss Miriam Heagy, a student at
Juniata College, Huntingdon, Pa.
is home with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Albright.
Mrs. George Campbell, fell while
operating the washing machine and
fractured her right arm. Mr, and
Mrs. George Campbell, are both
living at the home of her daughter,
1st 2nd 3rd Tis
R. Blessing....... 135 167 302
....... 0. 147 167 178 192
Shrankle ..188 173 361
J. Blessing........166 197 363
217 223 212 652
Cromis .......... 182 202 245 629
Totals ,.900 917 975 2792
Mt. Joy Travelers
1st 2nd 3rd Tis
Hogentogler .....158 215 179 547
Anderson ........180 186 21 607
Hef... ..........
Mateer .... vill 180 178 536
M. Good....... 0.231 205 204 638
Parr :..........~ 165 223 180 568 |
Totals L912 1007 977 2896
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When in need of Printing. (any- |
thing) kindly remember the Bulletin
Mrs. Paul Weien at Marietta, Pa.
A A Us
Stimulate your business by adver- |
tising in the Bulletin.
4 chey on Sunday afternoon.
| Mary Joanne; Mr.
with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Heisey of
near Billaire.
Mrs. Annie Ent-rline snend last
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vid Miller and family of near Mt. .
Joy.
Mr. John Wittle and friend Mie)
Dcra Kraybill, both of Florin visi-
| ted with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wit- |
tle on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoover of
| this place and Dr. and Mrs. Dorsey
Eutterbaugh and daughter Mary
Elizabeth, of Elizabethtown attend-
tad the Community service at Her-
Dr. C
It cer-.
fellow- |
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| C. Ellis, president of Juniata col- |
lege gave the address.
Mr.
held a wedding reception at their
home near here on Christmas Day
in honor of their son Aaron and
i wife Adanee Snringer who were
{married on Christmas morning at
the residence of Rev. S. S. Shearer
of this place. The following were
present: Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wil-
liams, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rice,
annual game played on the Mount | play at Hershey on Saturday even- dons Darius, Jacob and daughter
Anna, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
son Aaron and daughter
and Mrs. Jacob
Iona
Good,
and Mrs. Jacob E. Williams
Williams son Jacob; Mr. and Mrs. |
Harry Becker and daughter Sara
Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Williams
and daughter Naomi Ruth, Misses
Anna, Martha, Esther and Delilah
Williams, Rev. and Mrs. S. S
Shearer and Mr. Robert Groh.
rr MAD At is sn
Appointments
Weekly prayer meeting appoint-
ments to be held every Wednesday
evening by the Brethren in Christ
burg, svent Christmas day with during the present year:
Jan. 2 Groch Sisters
“ 9 Jay Sherk
“ 16 Oliver Greenawalt
“ 23 Clyde Goodling
“ 30 M. N. Stauffer
Feb. 6 Avery Encle
“ 13 Aaron Heisey
“ 20 H. H. Zerphey
“ 27 Harry Brubdker
Mar. 5 Isaac Ginder
“ 12 Jacob Wogemuth
“ 19 Eli Hostetter
“ 26 John Grosh
H. J, Fishburn
April 2
“ 9 Eli Engle
“ 16 Albert Strickler
“ 23 Benj. Greenawalt
“ 30 Abram Hess
May 7 Melvin Boose
“14 Adda Wolgemuth
“ 21 Daniel Musser
“ 28 Carrie Detweiler
June 4 John Myers
% 11 Samuel Funk
“ 18 Ella Diffenderfer
’ « 25 Paul Martin
July 2 John Melhorn
9 Jacob He'scy
“ 16 Grosh Sisters
¢ 23 Jay Sherk
¢ 30 Oliver Greenawalt
Aug. 6 M. N. Stauffer
“ 13 Avery Envle
“ 20 Aaron Heirey
“ 21 H. H. Zerphey
Sept. 3 Harry Brubaker
“ 10 Ella Diffenderfer
“ 17 Carrie De.w ler
“ 24 Jacob Wolgemuth
Oct. 1 Eli Hostetter
“ 8 John Grosh
“ 15 H. J. Fishburn
“ 22 Paul Martin
¢ 29 Albert Strickler
Nov. 5 Abram Hess
“ 12 Benj. Greenawalt
“ 19 Mevn Boo.e
“ 26 Eli Engle
Dec. 3 Isaac Ginder
“ 10 Danel Muss:r
*“ 17 John Myers
“ 24 Adda Wolgemuth
“ 31 Joy Sherk
The State
Acquires 80
Spans In Co.
(From vage 1)
would to a wonsiderable
“um annually.
They are located on
route rcads—the Pinchot
mile program—and on state
roads.
Their turning over to the state
leaves only 55 bridges to be
maintained by the county—those
lorated on township roads.
Some of thewooden bridges which
the highway department must main-
tain are 100 years old, Crawford
said.
The act under which the change
is made provides that the bridges
legislative
55,007
aid
as moderator; Mary Rutt, secretary,
and Lehman Longenecker, choris- =
‘celebrated their 13th wedding an-
naversary on Christmas Day.
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become the state’s responsibility
January 1.
Aa A IEE
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Basehoré
|and daughter Nancy spent Christ-
Stimulate your business by adver- 'mas with their parents Mr. and
tising in the Bulletin.
I Mrs. Elmer Heisey.
woe
COATS
Better
M. K. SHELLY’S
BIG COAT SALE
Thursday and Friday Only
Prices Cut So Low You Can’t
Afford To Miss This Sale
OATS . $29.00
ee
$15.00
Elizabethtown
BAINBRIDGE METHODIST
8 8. ELECTS ITS OFFICERS
The Tri-Hi-¥ of the High schos] Officers were elected in the Lud-
will present Phil Diehl and his Wig Methodist
marimba - orchestra in the local Sunday.
Friday dent, I. Scott Smith;
| Geotge Rhoads; secretary, William
High school auditorium,
~vening, January 10.
Suhiday School
They were Superinten-
assistant,
Rev. H. K. Ober, pastor of the 'Mundorff; assistant, Jean Rhoads;
Trethren spoke at the meeting of treasurer, Pauline Garber; pianist,
he Rotary club Friday afternoon Janet Fitzkee; assistant, Edna Eb-
on “The Birth of Christ.” Simon librarians, Teddy Shieckert |
Vissley, of Mount Joy, was a and Charles’ Ebersole.
guest. LL
The eighth annual Sunday school
meeting of the Mennonite church |
was held today with Martin Miller
ter.
Go aan
Mrs. Elmer Heisey is improved
after a two weeks illness: |
Mr. and Mrs. John Heisey will
celebrate their 6th wedding anni-
versary on New Years Day.
Miss: Florence Heisey spent Christ
rhas weck at Lititz visiting with
her brother John Heisey and wife.
Mr: Elmer Heiseéy and Mr. Harry |
Weidman spent Christmas day at
Lititz visiting his son, John Heisey.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bashore of
Flizabethtown, nee Martha Heisey
rn semen at) MOP ener
SCIENCE NIBBLES
Di. Walter Freeman says a para-
lysis whith may last for months can
be caused by crossing the legs.
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Wetec
“BROADWAY “MELODY
OF 1936”
Ain ac a won Su
January 1st
Friday and Saturday, January 3rd and 4th
3 Marx Bros. in “A NIGHT AT THE OPERA”
0 OM I
sari Moose Theatr
Holidays
TPM ELIZABETHTOWN; 6-5-0:30 M.
MINNICH FAMILY REUNION
A Christmas reunion was held at
‘he home of Harry W, Minnich, at
Tast Petersburg, when members of
the family got together for the
first time in thirty-three years.
Those present were Charles Min-
nich; Detroit, Michigan; Florence
Minnich, Landisville; Witmer Min-
! nich and family, Columbia; Nor-
man Minnich and family, Elverson.
sere ll eee
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Saturday
Thursday, January 2nd
Zane Grey's
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Wed. Thurs, Jan, 1-2
Will Rugers :
“IN OLD KENTUCKY”
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Friday, January 3rd _ |}
John Wayne
in
“PARADISE CANYON”
ADDED ATTRACTION
Saturday, January 4th
Ginger Rogers ie
George Brent
1 in
“IN PERSON”
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Monday, January 6th
ames Dunn
Claire Dodd
tin :
“THE PAYOFF”
Mordayflanaary 6th
Ronald Colman
in
“PHE MAN WHO BROKE THE
BANK AT MONTE CARLO”
Tossing, January 7th
Margaret Sullivan
in,
| SO RED THE ROSE”
Wednesdzy and Thursday, January 8th and 9th ™
Pat O’Brien in “STARS OVER BROADWAY”
ji RO My TN Tr ——
£
Tues, Wed., Thurs.
January 7-8-9
“MUTINY. on the
BOUNTY”
with
Clark Gable
Charles Laughton
Franchot Tone
oughly.
FREE Sale
until sale day.
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soon at hand and the only way to hold a
successful sale is to Advertise It Thor-
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I Bulletin, you will receive the benefit of our
Register weekly from now
@ Our prices are very reasonable, we have
the type and illustrations and c
the best of service.
€ These are facts that must be considered,
so don’t let anyone try
Mount Joy i
can give you
and make y
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DRESSES ‘Special $3.98 i ® .
Skirts and Blouses $1.98 {itl
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