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Mortuary
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Past Week
(From page 1)
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Religious
'Newsin This|
Community|:
Donegal Preshyleran Church
Rev. C. B. Segelken, DD. D,, Pastor [
Church School 9:00. D. C. Wit- |
mer, Superintendent |
fli, Eden; and a brother, Peoples’ Meeting 10:30 a.m. |
sole, Campbelltown. |
ere Id on Saturday | Landisville, Pa.
at Miller funeral | Pits et yw |
. € funer i Christian S. Nolt, Pastor {
zabethtown and later at . |
Jov Mennonite church. | There will ‘be services in the
with interment in Kraybill ceme-~ | Reformed Vlennonite church in|
er Landisville next Sunday morning
. : wh ja 1 o'clock.
JOSEPH Z. REPPERT {
Joseph Z. Reppert, seventy-five | a :
died: of ymplications Sunday i Trinity Lutheran Church
I | Rev. George A. Kercher, Pastor
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vived by the following | Bible School 9:30 A. M.
rs. Samuel Shaffner { : .
“ +1 Morning Service 10:45 A. M.
yn Knier, Manheim, a or Servi 2»
n at home Vespers 7 P. M.
Services were today at the home, | Midweek Lenten Service,
ith interment in Ruhl’s cemetery Wednesday 7:45 P. ML la
near Manheim. i |
l First Preshyterian Churel
TN resbhyterian wren
MARIAN N. ERB | iin A i
three-mon- | Rev. C. B. Segelken, D. D,, Pastor
Marian Nissley Erb,
ths old daughter of Paul G. and
Kathryn Nissley Erb, of Mount Joy,
R. D. 1, died of complications in
the Lancaster General hospital {
Besides the parents, two brothers,
Wilbur and Fred, at home, and the
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Frb, Mount Joy, R. D. 1, and Mr.
and Mrs. Christian L. Nissley, Mt. |
Joy, survive. i
Services were held at the home |
Saturday, with interment in Kray- |
bill's cemetery. |
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ELIAS H. SHELLY
Elias H. Shelly, seventy, farmer |
of East Donegal twp., died of {
heart attack while preparing to re-
tire at 9:30 p. m. Saturday. He was
a son of the late David and Sus- |
anna Herr Shelly and was a mem- '
ber of the Mennonite church. |
He is survived by his wife,
nie Myers Shelly; a daughter, |
Stella, wife of Walter Herr, Lan- |
caster R. D. 4, and two sons, Earl, |
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of Lampeter, and David, at home.
Services were held at the home
this afternoon and later at. the Mt.
Joy Mennonite church. Interment
in Kraybill's cemetery, East Done- |
gal |
MISS SYBILLA HELMAN {
Miss Sybilla Helman, eighty, died |
Friday morning at the home of her |
niece, Mrs. Emanuel Sumpman, 382
Donegal Springs Road, of age in-!
firmities. She was a daughter of |
the late Peter and Re becca Hel-
man and a member of the Preshy- |
terian church, here. Miss Amelia |
Helman, also residing at the Sump- |
man home. and nephews and neice
survive. For many years the de- |
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ceased lived with the family of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Ream. Some time ago |
she fell and fractured a limb.
Services were held at the home |
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock |
with interment in Mount Joy cem- |
etery.
MRS. CAROLINE STAMBAUGH
Mrs. Caroline Stambaugh, eighty- |
six, a member of a pioneer family |
of Lancaster county, and widow of
John C. Stambaugh, died at her
home in Washington, D. C., Thurs-
day. She had been ill six months
Mrs. Stambaugh, a
resident of
Washington for more than 30 years |
came from Pennsylvania with her
husband after he retired from the |
carpet making business at Florin. |
He died in 1912. She is survived |
bv a daughter, Mrs. A. V. Thomas,
Cherrydale, Va, and four sons,
George B.,, Henry J, and Aaron
Stambaugh, all of Washington, and |
John Z. Stambaugh, Cherrydale. |
She also leaves six grandchildren
and two great grandchildren.
Services were held Sunday at
her residence, with burial in Rock
Creek cemetery.
JOSEPH A. GRANGER
Joseph Allen Granger, fifty-nine, |
of Florin, died at his home
plications. He was a son of the
late Henry and Amanda Granger |
and was a former resident of Mid- |
dletown. He was a member of the| FeV: Albert K. Hayward, Rector
United Brethren church and was! Mar. 8, 1936 Second Sunday in Lent
employed . at the Gerberich-Payne| 7:30 A. M. Service of Holy Com-
Shoe factory here. munion.
Besides his wife, who was Laura |
F. Burris before marriage, he is
survived by the following children: |
Fva, wife of Edmund Rhen, Mid- | : ‘ ;
dletown; Clara, wife of Park Hand- | gue Subject: “Christ the Sovious of
shue, and Lester, both at home. | the Lost” Leader: Mr. Robert Bul-
{ler and Mr. Charles Pennell.
Thomas Granger, of
also survives.
held Monday
One brother,
Middletown,
Services were at |
P. M. at the home. Interment in| gn 3 Hi :
the Hilldale cemetery, near Middle- | @0Y and Penitential Office and Ad-
town. | dress. :
| 7:30 Friday Shortened form of
3 . | Ev ening Prayer and the first of our
i ALRERT F. HORNER | guest Preachers—the Reverend
Albert Franklin Horner, seventv-| charles Berghaus of St. John's
three, died of complications at his| church Marietta. (hl
home near Maytown at 10:30 a. m. | 8-30 Friday Meeting of the Church |
1s a farmer, moving
Adams
Sunday. He wo
to Lancaster
county fifty years
ner was » son of the late Jacob
and Marv Horner and was a mem- |
her of the Crossroads Brethren in|
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county from
ago. Mr. Hor-
Christ church, near Florin. | your business
He is survived by his wife, Bar-
kara Welfley Horner: these child- |
ren. Albert H. Mount Jov twp:
Ruth H. Harry Shank. West |
Marietta; Lillian W., wife of Foy
H.. Younes. .Mount Joy; Mary
wife” of Rov, W. Herr, Florin. oi
Howard Ww, Maytown; eleven |
grandchildren, two great grand- |
children, and..a sister. Rosey, wile
of George Bowers, Littlestown.
were ‘held this aftec- |
noon at the home and later a* the
Croe~voads Brethren in Christ
church. Interment in the adjoiu-
ing cemetery.
JACOB T. HERMAN
Jacob T. Herman, sixty-eight, of
this boro, died of complications in
9:30*Love Feast in charge of Dr.
Geo. J. Burns.
11 A. M. Morning Worship.
2:30 Consecration of Deaconeses
{and or
ers by Bishop Brown.
of com- | Me
i School Council.
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Church School 9:30. F. B. Walter,
rintendent.
Morning Worship & Sern
Evening Worship & ©
Wednesday
of all the men of the
13th at 7:30.
supe
ion 10:3¢
Sermon 7:30.
7:30.
Evening Service
Meeting
church, March
St. Mark's U. B. in Christ
Rev. 0. L. Mease, S.T.D., DD,
Pastor
Sunday School at 9:00
Morning Worship 10:15.
Evening Worship at 7:30.
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday at
7:30.
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Trinity Evangelical Congregational |
Church
Rev. John R. Waser, Pastor
Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 P. M.
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
Morning Worship 10:30,
C. E. 6:30.
Evening Worship 7:30.
Florin U. B. in Christ Church
Rev. J. W. Funk, Pastor
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
Morning Worship 10:30 A. M.
Evening Worship 7:30 P. M.
Prayer Meeting
ing 7:30 P. M.
Thursday even-
Church of God
Rev. G. F. Broske, Minister
Sunday School 9:30.
Preaching 10:30.
C. E 6:30
Evening Worship at 7:30.
Prayer Service
ing at 7:45 P. M.
Everybody
Wednesday even-
welcome,
Mount Joy Methodist Church
Rev, Robert H. Comly, Minister
Sunday, March 8th
Conference Sunday
9:30 Sunday School.
No other service during the d ly |
The pastor will preach on the
Evan-Con-Cht wch of Emaus, Pa.|
Rev. J. D. Edwards, pastor, a {riend |
of years, and a former par-
ishion
Salunga Methodist Church
Rev. Robert H. Comly, Minister
9:30 Sunday School.
No other
Confere
service during the day.
ice Sunday at Allentown,
dination of Deacons and Eld-
8:00 P. M. Evening worship Dr.
Kinney, preaching.
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
9:15 Church School.
10:30 Morning Prayer & Sermon,
6:15 Young People’s Service Lea-
7:30 Evening Prayer and Address.
Calendar for week of March 1st.
7:30 Wed. Informal Service—Lit-
All the officers and |
teachers of the
asked to be present.
pita
no better way to boost
by local new:;-
There is
than
advertising.
the Lancaster County hospital at
3:15 a. m. Wednesday. He was al
member of the Church.of the Breth- |}|
ren here,
He is survived by a son, Jacob K.
| Herman, Salunga; a daughter, Mag-
gie K., wife of Walter Miller, Win-
four grandchildren
and: three sisters, Mary, wife of|
Ge: orge Bowers, Mrs. Jacob Doerrer
and Barbara, wife of A. C. Leinart.
11935, to date
{tered in the borough. Another
complete registration will be made
in May
DON W. GORRECHT,
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THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO., PA.
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Elizabethtown |
The thirteen’ local factories are
ope rating at high speed and show-
ing general gains, due to the in-
j crease in population in the borough,
according to the report of H., H.
sley, registration assessor, made
ix week. According 10 Nissley's
report on last year's registration,
there were only 2582 people in the
registered
September,
2650 regis-
borough of voting age
while this year
there are
since
rm en tll Ap Aer
SCHOCK—GINDER
Miss Katie Ginder, daughter of
Mrs. Katie Ginder, of Manheim and
Jucob F. Schock, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Schock, of Washington
Boro, were united in malriage on
Saturday morning at 11 o'clock, “at
the home of the Rev. Henry Hos-
etter, of Washington Boro. The
couple was attended by Miss Fannie
Ginder. sister of the bride, and Ja-
Elizabethtown. Fol-
lowing the ceremony the couple left
mn a motor trip to Centre county
nd after April 1 will reside on the
Christ Wolgemuth, Mount
cob Heisey, of
IH of
Jo
“vin Watches md
Small Wrist Watches
Repaired
Prompt Service and
Prices Reasonable
Mount Joy, Pa.
Building and Loan
| day evening, April 1st.
The Mount Joy
Association
Announces The Opening
.
of The Seventeenth |
Series on April 1st|
Except the bondsiof our own gov-
ernment there is no safer security
than a first mortgage on improved
real estate.
Saving and Investing Money Se-
curely and Systematically paves the
road to financial success,
Stockholders herchy notified
that the Annual meeting and elec-
tion of directors will be held in the
lobby of the First National Bank &
Trust Co. at 7 o'clock on Wednes-
Proxies can
be obtained from the secretary by
those who cannot be present.
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For Clean, Well-Graded |
Crushed Stone |
At a Low Price
CALL
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‘John A. Hipple
Mt. Joy 86 or E’town 66R4
sep.11-tf
QUALITY
MEATS
KR ALL’ MEAT
MARKET
West Main St., Mt. Joy
SAMUEL FREY
FUNERAL HOME
RT EAT TR LUE RT Lge a
101 W. MARKET STREET
PHONE 33 OR 7-R-2
MARIETTA, PENNA.
25 E. Main St.
EYES EXAMINED
Dr. Harold C. Killheffer
OPTOMETRIST
ELIZABETHTOWN
15 E. High St.
Telephone 24-R
Tues., Fri, Sat.
MANHEIM
19 W.. Steigel St.
Telephone 11-1
Mon, Wed., Thurs,
Evenings by appointment in Manheim
L. E. ROBERTS
NOTARY PUBLIC
Specializing on Auto Titles, Licenses
and Operators Licenses
Marietta St. and
5¢ & 10c¢cto
TRIMMER'S _
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
$1 STORE
Unbleached Muslin
1 yd. wide) yd. 9c
Outing Cloth
(vd. wide) yd. 10¢
Fancy Curtain
Material. ....yd. 410¢
Dress Prints, Fast
colored. ..... yd. 17¢
Men’s Hose. ...pr. 10¢
Children’s Hose pr 4 0e¢
Galvenized Wash
Boilers
Clothe Baskets. ..
-89¢
08
Rog Rugs 18x36 in 15¢
Ladies’ Print
Handkerchiefs ea gg
79¢
pr. gg
Ladies” Dresses. ...
Canvas Gloves. .
cranuLaten SUG
AR 1016s. 45
MOLLY
PITCHER
FLOUR
12-lb. bag 3c |
NICE
DICED
PEACHES
RITZ CRACKERS
LEBANON
BOLOGNA
CREAM
CHEESE
21:15
SOUP
BEANS 3 10:
OATMEAL 7625
10
PRETZEL
STICKS
MT. JOY, PA. ;
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4th, 1930
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J. M, BOOTH [5
MOUNT JOY, PENNA. FITTED
| DR. HUBER
Now! More Than Ever You Will Want to Buy at Booth’s PE corr, on
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Crisp Dresses, $1.00
Latest Styles and F ‘abries
Crushed
PLS dic $199 Cubed SHON
SKkirls 7: 58... . 2. von Before placing your order elsewhere
$1.00 manufacturers of
New Spring Fabrics Are Coming ln
Blister Sheer Spring Shades... . 358
Dimity- Bright new patterns. ......25¢
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Ker Lawn Sheer cotton print. .... -19¢ Sli see us.
Slips...
Star Dust printed crash. ....... 25¢ 43¢, 655, 732, 950, $1.28 CONCRETE BLOCKS
Fruil-of-the-Loom Prints........... 19¢ SILLS and LINTELS
A Big Line Foundation Garments
All Sith Flat Crape............ 004
Printed. Colirm or 65¢ Two Way Stretch Girdles. -59¢, $1.00
mled Co BOC, vy sie, 0
35¢ Two Way Stretch Combination. $1.00 J.N.STAUFFER&BRO.
Dréss Patterns... --15¢ . ud Gqune JOY. PA
All Rubber
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Girdles =. Lh a 89c¢
59¢, $1.00, $1.65
Combinations. ......... $1.50, $2.50
Brassieres. ...... 5. 4. 25¢, z9¢, [1]
3,
Advertise in The Bulletin.
SPECIAL
1-3-Pe. SUIT 60c
1—DRESS (Plain) 60c
You Phcne 119-J. We Call
J. G. EICHERLY
MOUNT JOY CLEANING
& PRESSING CO.
mar.4- Li-p
COUNTS corre sev avant 260; 50¢
It Seems We Are Selling More
Stockings Than Ever!
est Made Silks....... -§9¢, 79¢, $1
Fine oul. 29c¢, §50¢
Children’s Hose. ..... isc, 19g, 25¢
New Anklels. ....... -10¢, i5¢, 25¢
Dainty Garments For Baby
9§¢C Sweaters. ... .€1,00
Handmade Bath Robes... 61,00
Booties, 25¢ Pillow Covers, 39¢, 50¢
-2§¢ Dresses. -25¢, 26¢, 59¢
Rompers. ...§0¢ Bobbie Suits. . . -59¢
Bootie, Cap;:Sweater Set........ $1.60
Leggings, Sweater Set --$1.7§
£ ade Buntings.............
A whole new room devoted entirely to I i mgs $1.95
Floor Coverings and Window Shades Flannelette Diapers, doz........ -$1.10
We sell I
Armstrong and Congoleum Rugs and Linoleums Libby Sader Kral. os 2 for 13¢
And will gladly prices on Inlaid Linoleum
Sacques. ... ,.
Caps..
YOU OUGHT TO SEE IT!
Our New Linoleum
and Window Shade Department
FOR
Superior Workmanship
CALL
Lincoln Shoe Repair
Cap,
give
Floors. Just walk intc this new department and Swans Down Flour... wns 205 23c¢c
look around. Riise, lafge size. 0.00, 2 0 19¢ PHONE 9035.)
| 6-piece Mixing Bowl Sets. .......... 95¢ Life Buoy 3 for 20¢ 21 E. Main Be, Mt. Joy, Pa.
Mother's 4% 2 for 15¢
Tender: Peas. hb 20k, civ 2 cans 19¢
Sweet. Corn... nas 2 cans 19¢
{dent Cocoa, 11h cam... i: ...: 19¢
N. B. C. Chocolate Poms, ....... Ib. 19¢
¢N..B. C. Luscious Creams. ... ib.
Libby Baby Foods. .: 3 for 27¢
EAT DOLE PINEAPPLES
DRINK SHURFINE COFFEE
CALL AND DELIVER FREE
feb.12- tf
White Cups and Saucers... .. 6 for 45¢
Tamers. 0 ee ie 6 for 20¢
Enamelware 00.204 Syd i5¢
Te oe 10¢
.49¢ Pie Tins... -§¢C
Polish and Wax... .............. 10¢
Curtain Rods. . . . {ge Towel Racks 410g
.4@¢ Shoe Soles. . 40g
Household Shears §@¢ Egg Baskets 109¢
Aluminumware
Cake Pans. ...
Kitchen Knives.
: MILK
PASTEURIZED cream
OLD-FASHIONED CHURNED
BUTTERMILK, ALSO CREAM,
The MARCH To Economy Starts Ai BOOTH'S
at all times
== w.¥ COBIE
id U L L E T I N | ELWOOD MARTIN, Dist.
D. B. BRUBAKER
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
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ADVERTISE IN THE
LARGE BAG
FRESH ROASTED
Corn Meal
10¢
LBBB BBs BB BB Bre Bs BBB Bese B er
There is no Fresher Coffee than
ours, as it is Roasted to our
order every five days
BRUBAKER'S
Homestead 19¢
If you like a heavy bodied Cofice
Brubaker’s Brazillian 22¢| -
For a medium mild |
Brubaker’s Special 25¢
Mild and mellow
LIBBY’S
SAUER KRAUT
2 ig.cans 1 3@
BBB BBB BBB
HBB BB BO 81800:
Lancaster County
EVAPORATED
CORN
Sweet and Tender
15¢ pound
can PE
Finest Quality
wan
Brubaker
Special
Cofice |
Round id ube Lineal 1 |
D.B BRUBAKER | |
Whole Green or Wax
BEANS
15¢ can
Libby's Deluxe PINEAPPLE
An over ripe, fine apple, better than just off “the stalk
2 Pound Box SODA CRACKERS
Slightly Sharp (Ripened) Cream Cheese
NEW CABBAGE
Are You Knitting or Crocheting?
See Our Assortment Of Yarns
WONDERSHEEN
700 yd Hank 45¢
pound
IMPORTED NEW China-ware
Fine China Floral Design
Piece Set $25.50
Piece Set $38.50
Other Sets from $15.00 up
Floor Covering and Window Shade
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In White or Ivory
Services were held at.2 p. m.
Sunday at the, funeral parlors of |}
Fred H. Koser, Landisville, with in- |
terment in Erisman's
cemetery, along the Mount Joy-
Sporting Hill road.
Mennonite '§|
A Large Selection of EASTER CANDIES
NOW ON DISPLAY
Any Special Yarn or Colors will be ordered
special for you. See olr Samples
Scason Is Here
Our Stock is Complete and Our Prices Right
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