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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8th,
1936
TH
E MOUNT JOY
BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO.,
PA.

University Head

Dr. J. Duncan Spaeth,
of English’ at Princeton university,
professor
who ha »n chosen as the first
president of the newly organized
Kansas City university.

Township
Supervisors
Organized
MOUNT JOY, CONOY AND WEST
DONEGAL SET THEIR TAX
RATES AT THREE MILLS FOR
THE YEAR NINETEEN THIRTY -
SIX
The supervisors of the townships
surrounding Mount Joy, met Mon-
day, organized and fixed their
the year.
The organizations resulted as fol-
lows:
tax
rates for
East Hempfield
William E. Habecker was elected
president and John Landis secre-
tary-treasurer of the East Hemp-
field board. John Good is the other
member. A dinner was held at the
Landisville which Harry
Mumma and Jonas Sauders, audit-
ors; John Dietrich, tax collector;
William Landis and Edward For-
and Harry Koser
Inn, at
man, roadmaster,
were present.
West Donegal
The West Donegal board elected
Christian Forrey president and Paul
Zecager The tax
rate was fixed at three mills.
Mount Joy
named
secretary-treasurer.
Jacob Risser was presi-
and James Berrier,
in Mount ‘Joy
dent secretary -
treasurer township.
The tax rate was set at three mills.
Conoy
In Conoy township S. G. Yerkes
wus elected president and Abner
Risser, secretary-treasurer. The tax
rate was set at three mills.
West Hempfield
C. C. Greider was elected presi-
dent and Jacob Kline, secretary-
treasurer, of the West Hempfield
supervisors. D. L. Shellenberger is
the other member.
East Donegal
William Eater was elected presi-
East Donegal township
supervisors. Harry Hauenstein was
chosen secretary-treasurer, P. R
Hoffman is the other member.
erm Qe sn
LCCAL POULTRYMEN PLAN
A TRIP TO NEW YORK
A tour to New York
he sponsored by the Pennsylvania
State Poultry association Feb.
4, which will be joined by a num-
ber of local poultrymen. The party
train on
dent of the
city will
on
will travel in a special
the Pennsylvania Railroad, with a
stop scheduled for Lancaster.
In New York the
clude an inspection of the
Industries exhibit and visit to the
principal poultry and egg markets
in that city. H. N. Reist, formerly
of Mount Joy, an agricultural ex-
tension State College
has charge of arranging the tour.
Rl"
ELWOOD PIETSCH
Elwood Pietsch, twenty-four, a
native of Florin and grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Weltkamp,
of Lancaster, died at home in
Long Island, New York, on January
2. Services were held his
home on Monday. He was the son
of Frank Pietsch.
will in-
Poultry
tour
economist of
his
from

re
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Walters en-
tertained at dinner Sunday in
honor of their daughter, Barbara
Anne, who celebrated her sixteen-
th birthday anniversary on Decem-
ber 31st. Those attending the din-
ner were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Johnson, Howard Norman and Sa-
bina Johnson of Lancaster; Miss
Miriam Bennett, Miss Jane Gilbert,
Mra. Hbward Arntz, Gerald and
Robert Ag, , Harry Walters, Jr,
and Barba _ Anne Walters of this
place.
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When in need of Printing. (any-
Samuel Miller
Heads Mt. Joy
Boro Council
(Continued from page 1)

| store as it is inconvenient,
Also that he
neighbor to have the plug placed in
front of their property. Mr. Krall
moved that if Mr. Landvater wants
he plug moved, he can do so at his
own expense. Motion carried.
Tax Collector Metzler
made his report of uncollected taxes
quite
has permission of a
James
on the last three duplicates.
A communication from Dr. Ken-
dig, owner of the land, for the open-
North High street {rom
street south to Detwiler
Upon motion of
Solicitor
title for the
ing of
Stauffer
Avenue was read.
Mr. Keller, the
structed to search the
was in-
land of the proposed new street.
Acting Charles Ben-
nett, through Burgess Keener, ask-
ed the five minute
parking signs in front of the post-
Postmaster
Boro to erect
cfiice on Main street. Council pas-
sed a motion that his request be
complied with.
Mr. Krall, of the Water commit-
tee, reported that the chlorine out-
fit at the pumping station is being
repaired and that at present the
water supply is not being treated.
The purchase of an extra chlorina-
tor for use in emergency cases was
considered and action deferred one
month. The outfit would cost $750.
Chief of Fire Department
Ray Myers reported six calls dur-
the
of which were
the Cut, one an
at Elmer Her-
man’s residence on Donegal Springs
Road. Also that the fire loss in the
Boro during 1935 was $650.
Chas. H. Dillinger, secretary of
the Board of Health reported hav-
ing quarantined five cases of chick-
en-pox during the past month.
Chief Zerphey, of the Police De-
reported arrests,
two for traffic and the
other for drunk
duct. That he traveled 420 miles and
purchased 12 gals.
His annual report was as follows:
Traffic 78, Parking 22, Drunk and
Disorderly conduct 3, Drunken driv-
ing 2, Larceny 2, Assault & Battery
by Auto 1, Overloaded truck 1, Fel-
onious entry & Larceny 1, Larceny
of Household goods 1, Assault &
attery 3, Passing fraudulent check
118. Unlicens-
Complaints in-
ing December, four
grass fires along
auto and the other
three
violations
partment,
and disorderly con-
of gas in Dec.
1, Vagrancy 3, Total,
killed, 3;
Accidents investigat-
ed dogs
vestigated, 93;
ed, 21,
The report of H. N. Nissly, treas-
urer, showed balances in the vari-
ous accounts as follows: Boro, $1,-
067.46; Water, $82.60; Interest, $34.-
00: New Bond, $60.00; New Park,
$1,006.10.
Upon motion the auditors were
instructed to prepare a complete
audit of all borough accounts.
Mr. Miller reported, as did also
Burgess Keener, that Ragner Hall-
aren was consulted and was willing
he could in
the
his
to do whatever an ef-
fort to correct waste water
complaint at Donegal street
property.
Councilman Keller suggested put-
ting cinder at the various street in-
tersections at times like the present,
aiding motorists
thereby greatly
when streets are icy.
re-elected for the coming term:
Depository—Union National Bank
Solicitor—Jno. A. Coyle.
Supervisor—Henry Smeltzer.
Pumping Engineer — Geo. W.
Shatz.
Traffic Officer—Elmer L. Zerphey
Committee Chairmen
President Miller then named these
cornmittee chairmen:
Water—H. H. Krall.
Property—Eli Hostetter.
Finance—Raymond Gilbert.
Street—Wm. E. Hendrix.
Light & Ordinance—R. R. Keller.
Salaries
All salaries were made same as
the preceding year. They are as
Pumping Engineer, $90 per
month and house rent; Supervisor,
$105.00 per mo.; Treasurer, $10.00
per annum; Secretary, $10 per mo.;
ind $15 for preparing the tax du-
plicate; Labor, 35¢ per hour; So-
$50 per year; Collector of
Rents, one percent commis-
Police Officer, $94.50 per
follows:
licitor,
Water
sion;
month.
$500 was transferred from the
Park to .the Water account, bills to
the amount of $777.99 paid and
Council adjourned.
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NEW TOLL RECORD

Upon motion the following were

The National Safety Council re-
ports that motor vehicle fatalities
reached a new all-time high rec- |
ord in 1935 when 36,400 were kil-
Bl t=

thing) kindly remember the Bulletin
Advertise in The Bulletin,
led. |
|
| NATIONAL COMMANDER TO
SPEAK AT LANCASTER |

Raymond the !
National
American
James
dynamic
the
guest
dinner
Murphy,
Commander of
will be the
a testimonial
Legion
and speaker at
given him by
American Legion
ter County at
Lancaster,
the various
Posts of Lancas-
Hotel Brunswick,
Saturday evening, Janu-
ary 18th, at 8 o'clock.
This will be Commander Mur-
phy’s third official visit in Pennsyl-
vania since his election last Octo-
considered a singular
honor by the local Legion members.
The tickets, at $1.25 per plate, can
be procured at the Hotel Bruns-
wick, or at your Legion Post. J. S
Kuhns, Commander, and Roy B.
Sheetz, Past Commander, of the
Mount Joy Post, are members of the
General Committee in
the meeting,
ARN
Weddings In
Our Locality
GISH—SCHLAG
On New Year at 6 o'clock in the
evening a wedding was solemnized
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Schlag of near York, when their
daughter Naomi became the bride
of J. Glenn Gish of Mt. Joy, son
of Mrs. Sadie Gish Snyder.
The couple were attended by,
Miss Kathryn Gish sister of the
groom as bridesmaid; Lehman
Schlag brother of the bride as best-
man: The Rev. L. O. Musser of
Mt. Joy performed the ceremony.
The bride was attired in a white
dress with accessories to
match, while the bridesmaid wore a
blue crepe Preceding the
ceremony “Whispering
Hope” The Messers
ber, and is

crepe
dress.
the
was
song
sung.
Samuel Wolgemuth of Mt. Joy and
Clarence Colridge of York ser-
ved as ushers. The Misses Anna :
Dietz of York and Ruth Gish of
Mt. Joy were the gift receivers.
Dinner
enty guests following the ceremony
at the home of the bride. The
Misses Grace Dourte, Elsie, Anna
and Ruth Leahman, Florence Dietz
and Katie Ginder served
resses.
The couple left on an extended
tour to Florida and other points of
Often their they
will reside at the home of the bride.
—-
WITH HARVEY EBERSOLE'S
Mr. Mrs. Harvey Ebersole
entertained these guests on Sun-
day: Mr. and Mrs. John Showers,
of Union Square; Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Wolgemuth, of Manheim;
Mr. and Mrs. John Snavely, of
near Sporting Hill; Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Ober and daughters, Elsie
and Esther of Rissers Mill.
————
TROUBLE GALORE
A hole was burned in the floor
at the East End restaurant, Middle-
town on Thursday. That same
day the proprietor Jacob Blecher,
was served to about sev-
as wait-
return
interest.
and

charge of |
Wm. |
Estimated
‘WPA Road
Funds Here
(From page 1)
will be used in the 23 townships for
equipment, WPA
while the
materials and
providing the labor, rest
will be administered by supervisors
in the 23 WPA townships and in
the remaining 18 districts.
The 23 townships which will use
WPA funds are with
they state
listed below,
the amount receive in
grants in the first
estimated WPA grant in the second
| column:
column and the

| Bart ..$2204.30 $2,205.00
Brecknock ...... 1,583.87 540.00
Clay. ..........:. SAS: 1,350.00
Colerain 1,696.96 3,854.54
East Drumore.... 4,016.14 2,112.00
1,654.52 800.00
Bhizabeth ........ 1,779.73 1,779.68
Fulton ... 5896.32
Leacock . 1,549.69 2,549.69
Little Britain.... 3,822.59 1,722.59
Paradise ........ 2,516.82 1,800.00
Penn ............ 4,810.84 2,850.00
{ Providence ...... 3816.41 3,116.41
iPequea .......... 1453.83 2,053.83
....... 3771.21 3,400.00
. 7,626.19 7,200.00
Salisbury
Upper Leacock... 4,703.95 1,950.00
+ West Cocalico.... 4,193.52 4,050.00
iWest Earl........ 3,000.00 2,480.00
West Hempfield. . 3,000.00 1,000.00
West Lampeter... 2,490.62 2,490.00
Martic .......... 500.00
Mount Joy....... 419081 1,650.00
* Amount not yet determined.
To Spend Entire Amount
The other
will spend their
act allotment under local supervis-
without the aid of WPA funds
They
townships
Parkinson
eighteen
entire
ion,
for labor or material costs.
include.
Caernarvon, $1,781.26.
Conestoga, $1,696.96.
Earl, $4,105.57.
East Cocalico, $2,119.63.
East Donegal, $3,081.72.
East Drumore, $2,182.32.
East Earl, $4, ge
East Hempfield, $3,175.72.
East Lampeter, hi
Ephrata, $3,023.12.
Lancaster twp.,
Manheim, $6,616.94.
Manor, $7,348.27.
Rapho, $8,885.66.
Strasburg, $4,705.95.
Warwick, $2,924.52.
West Donegal, $5,109.59.
WAR ON DEPRESSION
HAS COST 17 BILLIONS

$1,861

President Roostvelt presented to
the nation today the bill for the
depressicn’s cost tp to Oct. 31, 1935
It totalled $17,359,558,405.37.
This sum represented the total
funds appropriated and allocated
for recovery and relief purposes.
The cost of fighting the
the
clear, already
depres-
sion, President's statement made
can be expected to

died in a Harrisburg hospital.
HE
Robert K. Brown returned to
Lehigh University, Bethlehem, on
Sunday after spending two weeks
here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Brown.
YOUNG ME
DELTA“SIREET OPPO
amount to a sum nearly 1,200 times
{ what President Thomas
| Raid for the Louisiana
which was $15,000,000.
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OPENS THURSDAY NITE
Final arrangements for holding
the Firemen's Conference Training 0"
Course were outlined Thursday 8
night to a number of fire chiefs @ ® Rn
and officers of the Lancaster Co.
Firemen’s Association by W. E. . een 4h. io 8
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