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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21st, 1936 TI

Religious
News in This
Community
NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL THE
CHURCHES IN MT. JOY AND
THE ENTIRE SURROUNDING
COMMUNITY

Kraybill’s Mennonite Church
9:00 Sunday School.
Donegal Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. B. Segelken, D.D., Pastor
Church School 9:30. N. E. Garber,
Superintendent.
Church of the Brethren
Florin, Pa.
Children’s meeting,
ening, October 25th.
Sunday ev-
There will be services in the
Reformed Mennonite church next
Sunday morning in Landisville at
ten o'clock.

First Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. B. Segelken, D.D., Pastor
Church School 9:30. F. B. Walter,
superintendent.
Morning Worship & Sermon 10:30.
Evening Worship and Sermon 7:30

Mount Joy Mennonite Church
9:00 Sunday School.
7:30 P. M. Preaching.
Friday Evening 7:00
School Workers’ Meeting.
7:30 Bible Study.
Sunday

Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. George Kercher, Minister
Bible School 9:30 A. M.
Morning Service 10:45 A. M.
Vespers 7:00 P. M.

St. Mark's U. B. In Christ Church
Rev. O. L. Mease, S. T. D.; D.D.
Pastor
Sunday School at 9:00 a. m.
Morning Worship at 10:15.
Evening Worship at 7:30.
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday
at 7:30.

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Church of God
Rev. G. F. Broske, Minister
Sunday School 2:30.
Preaching 10:30.
C. E. 6:30
Evening Worship 7:30 P. M.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday even-
ing 7.30 P. M
United Evangelical Congregational
Church
Rev. C. C. Reeder, Pastor
Prayer service Wednesday 7:30.
Bible School Sunday 9:30.
Harvest Home Service Sunday
Morning 10:30.
K. L. C. E. Sunday evening 6:45.
Evening Worship 7:30.
Salunga Methodist Church
Rev. Robert H. Comly, Minister
9:30 ‘Rally Day Service in the
Bible School. Miss Elizabeth Eggles-
ton of Phila, will make the ad-
dress.
10:30 Morning Service Miss Egg-
leston, speaking.
Let us make this Sunday a Red
Letter day.
Come one, come all!

Mount Joy Methodist Church
Rev. Robert H. Comly, Minister
9:30 Sunday School.
10:30 Morning Worship.
7:30 Evening Service,
Bible School Night
Miss Eliza-
beth Eggleston of Phila, will make |
an address.
8:30 Sunday School Board.
The evening service in the interest |
of Sunday School work. All teach-
ers, officers and pupils are cordially
invited. Let us make this a great
service.
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Rev. Albert K. Hayward, Rector
October 25, 1936 20th. Sunday af-
ter Trinity.
7:30 A. M. Celebration of the
Holy Eucharist.
9:15 Church School.
10:30 Morning Prayer and Ser-
mon.
6:15 Young Pepole’s Service Lea-
gue in charge of Mr. Robert Buller.
The speaker will be Mr. C. E.
Stauffer of the Faculty of the High
School.
“We cannot be good Christians in
critical moments if we have been
poor Christians in ordinary times.” |

Reich’s Church
2st Donegal Township
Reichs Evangelical Congrega-
tional church will observe its an-
nual Rally Day on October 25. A
Sunday School Rally on October 25.
A Sunday School Rally will be
held at 9:20 A. M. At 2 P. M. the
church will present a Rally pro- |
gram. Rev. J. Karl Harper, pastor
of the Evangelical Congregational
! ciety will observe Worlds Mission- for a period of four to eight years,
Sale Register Picked From
If you want a notice ot your sale
inserted in this register weekly from
Community
now until day of sale. ABSOLUTE- Card Basket
LY FREE, send or phone us your
sale date and when you are ready, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Booth
Jo on rte spent Tuesday at Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bishop and
of New Cumberland spent Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Boyd Bishop.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ellis and child-
ren, Miriam, Lee, Nancy, Gary and
| Thursday, Oct. 22—At his stock
market one-half mile north of
Rheems, at 1 o'clock, 40 head Dairy
Cows, 35 Steers and some shoats by
L. R. Mummau. Groff, auct. See Joyce, and Minnie Mummert mo-
advertisement. tered to Valley Forge, on Sun-
day.
Robert K. Brown, sophomore at
Lehigh University, Bethlehem, spent
Thursday, Oct. 22—At 2 p. m. on
the premises at Kinderhook, in
West Hempfield township, a farm of ; the week-end with his parents, Mr.
26 acres with improvements. Also a [and Mrs. Elmer Brown.
G-acre tract of land by Mrs. Harry Mr.
E. Kame. C. S. Frank, auct.
and Mrs. Ira Newcomer and
Miss Alta Nunemaker, all of El-
izabethtown and Mrs. John W.
Saturday, October 24—On the | Newcomer, of town, motored to
premises in the village of Millers- Pittsburgh, last Wednesday.
ville, along the Slackwater Pike in| wz; nd Mrs. Phares Ginder and
Manor Twp, real estate and per- | gyms Mae Ngomi, Esther and
sonal property by Hattie of Fuirland, visited in the
man. Edgar Funk, auct. home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell L.

Smith, of York, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Walters, Har-
ry, Jr., and Barbara Anna Walters,
Gerald Arntz, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Hagenberger spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Hunsecker at Al-
Saturday, October 24—At 1:30
p. m. on the premises of Frank H.
Shenck, one door east of the post-
office, on Main street, Landisville, a
large lot of household goods in ex-
cellent condition by George
Dierolf. C. S. Frank, auct. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Gruber en-
ST tertained the following guests at
Tuesday, Oct. 27—At 12:30 at the their home on Sunday: Mr. and
Grand View Farms, Middletown,
. : Mrs. J. H. Stauffer, Mr. and Mrs.
Pa., sixth annual anniversary all
David Martin,
Grand View Farms, C.S.Erb & Co.,
Mr. Lester Brubaker,
owners. See advertisement. Mac Gruber ond Mrs: Ellen Gru-
ber.
Thursdey, October 20-41 12:30 Mr. and Mrs. William Shoemaker
Pm Bi his farm near Campbell- of Vineland, New Jersey, and Mr.
town, just off Route 117, fifty head
: . Su and Mrs. Lawrence Witmer, Mr.
of Canadian Holstein Friesian Reg- .
. . and Mrs. Robert Brandt and family
istered cows and heifers by Edward ; ' :
O'Neil. Hess cid Dupes is Ge of Elizabethtown and Mr. and Mrs.
d Ss 23s an pes, ucts. 990! Howard Kaylor and daughter, of
Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Brandt of town, spent Sunday at
Saturday, oct. 2p m, on the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl M.
the premises in the village of Florin, Kaylor
lot of ground with 2} story concrete yor:
Sunday, Mrs. John W. Newcomer
i block house, garage, etc by J. Y. .
Kline. Vols. sunt entertained a number of guests at
gio, Buel dinner at her home on West Main
er Q 3 .
Saturday, October SAL 2p. m1, Street. Guests included: Mr. and
g Mrs. John Hollinger and daughter,
on the premises along the formerly :
Peuitville Pike at a int row Lois, of Rohrerstown; Mr. and Mrs.
Hite 9 Doss ™ Fncs Weidman and children Vera
as Fruitville, lot of ground with
’ - NM yo 3
brick dwelling, frame barn, ete. by and John, of near Mt. Joy; Mr. and

1. ye Mrs. John Snavely and children,
na oy Landis. Eimer. V. Rachael and Raymond, of Manheim;
Sean, aud. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Landis and
-hildren, Flvin and Esther, of Ore-
Saturday in C ’
Saturday, October Hst-On ie gon; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holl-
premises on East Main St., Florin,
puklic sale of a 2} story concrete
dwelling garage, chicken
by Jacob Y. Kline. Sale
o'clock. George S.
inger and Mrs. John W. Newcomer,
La of town.
house ete.
starts at 2
Vogle, auct.
san 0am pmo [§ S01d For
$160 An Acre
street, and Columbia Avenue, Mt.
(From page 1)
Joy, a large lot of household goods
by Esther Brown Hipple. C. S.
Frank, Auct.
purchased for $5,500 the H. L. Hess
14—On the | poultry farm at Union Square, four
miles northwest of Manheim, at
public sale Saturday afternoon. The
farm contains 24 acres of which 7
acres are in meadow.
NRE He The property includes a brick
WHERE TO EAT WHILE house, bank barn, laying ‘houses,
“DOING” THE EXHIBIT HERE | 1450 capacity; brooder houses, 2500
—— capacity; fully equipped with feed-
Ladies Bible Class | ers, stoves and automatic fountains. |
Pressure water system and
buildings electrically lighted.
Dwelling Withdrawn

Saturday, November
premiscs at 424 Columbia Ave. Mt,
Joy, household goods by Mrs.
Mary Kolp at 2 P. M. C. S. Frank,
auct.
The Young
of Trinity Lutheran Church will
have a stand at the Church House
where they will sell baked pota-
} toes, sandwiches, etc. Saturday afternoon Myrtle Groff|
|
Delicious refreshments will also | Mellinger cffered a four-acre plot of
ke for sale by the 4-H Club at | ground in the village of Rheems,
& Risser’s garage by the along the concrete
Y. P. S. L. in the Market House public sale. Erected thereon are a
and by the Loyal Sons Class of the frame dwelling, wash house, barn,
United Brethren Church in Ream’s |garage and poultry at $5,500.00. F.|
garage. B. Aldinger was the auctioneer.
PROPERTY WITHDRAWN
On Saturday afternoon Messrs.

i
You can get all the news of this
locality for less than three cents a Harry M. Ressler and Isaac K.|
week through The Bulletin. Ressler offered a 5-acre plot at
Florin, Mt. Joy township, at pub-|
lic sale.
5 poultry houses
i thereon. The properties were with-
. : : drawn for want of bids.
church, Millersville, will deliver a — Esme
gospel address on “For Such a MRS. SHULTZ, OF THIS BORO
| Time as This.” SUES FOR A DIVORCE

This is the week of Mt. Joy's
| Anr.ual Community Exhibit.
1

Florin U. B. in Christ Church
Rev. J. W. Funk, Pastor
Sunday School 9:30 A. M.
Morning Worship 10:30 A. M. ard J. Shultz, on grounds of “de-|
Prayer Meeting Thursday even-'sertion and conviction of a crime.”
ing 7:30 P. M. According to the papers filed in
Sunday evening service 7:15 PM. | the court house, Mrs. Shultz charged
The Women's Missionary Society that her husband was convicted of
will observe World's Missionary forgery and sentenced to the New
Advancement Day, on Sunday Eastern Penitentiary at Graterford
Mrs. Catherine E. Shultz, of 117
Columbia Avenue, Monday filed suit

ary Advancement Day, on Sunday where he is now imprisoned.
evening October 25th at 7:15 P.M.! They were married on February
Miss Minnie Lehman, a returned 2, 1930 and separated April 12, 1930.
Missionary from India will speak. | | A eee.
A special program is being a Watson: “How do you know
ranged and the public is cordially there's been a picnic here?”
invited to attend this meeting. Holmes: “I see by the papers.”

day sale of 235 head of live stock by rash Gruber I
Miss Verna
A90-A.Farm
highway at|
There are two Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rudy, of Bal- |
and a garage
for divorce from her husband, Rich-|Gephart visited Mildred Gephart at|
IE. MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY,
Prof. Gaige
Republican” says a sign forty
feet long which spans the city- | Millersville
owned viaduct over Old Cahokia Spoke Wed.

$2,500,000 of Taxpayers’
Money ‘Sunk’ in Creek
FAST ST. LOUIS, ILL—"Vote |
creek here, “Cahokia creek,”
the sign explains, *‘is still here— |
$2,500,000 taxpayers’ money is

gone.” ‘That is the amount the (from page 1)
PVA spent to divert the channel {|month of September: Jean Buller,
of the stream, which is an open |p Brubaker, Martha Ebersole,
sewer,
duct says,
Another sign on the via- |
“Smell it.” Mildred Ebersole, Anna Ruth Hess,
Fae Hanshue, Helen Koser, Peggy
Moose, Leda Neff, Betty Kling, Janet
Tells How Women Lost Nentwig, Doris Rice, Dorothy
Jobs Under New Deal Sheetz, Marian Weaver, Beulah
CHICAGO.—Appointment of four Wolgemuth, Robert Bowers, Martin
women to positions of importance in|Brubaker, Donald Engle, Eugene
ne Roosevelt administration was| Engle, James Eichler, William Gee-
oniy smoke screen’ to cover the sey, Claire Hoffmaster, Curvin Mar-
discharge of hundreds of others un-| . Jr... John Pack Roller
der Section 213 of the National Econ.| th Jf John Teck, oller,
Earl Shenk, Charles Johnston,
: : Joseph Wolgemuth, Roy Wolge-
muth. Teacher, Miss Rhoda Engle.
The following pupils of Room 2
have had perfect attendance during
Betty Arndt, Lois Bru-
Betty Eber-

Robert
Wem ns saa
September:
baker, Marian Fitzkee,
sole, Jean Erb, Ethel Herr, Irene
Herr, Helen Herr, Doris Leedom,
: | Kathryn Martin, Elsie Myers, Anna
: [Neff, Ruth Rensel, Mildred Walters,
|Ethel Wolgemuth, George Baltozer,
: |J. Omar Brubaker, Benjamin Fair,
Stanley Ginder, Brady Hess, John
H. Lutz, Darvin Musser, Billy Rider,
Harold Shearer, Charles Sheetz,
Ralph Shenk, Roy Shuman, Vernon
t | Weaver, Bobby Zeiters, James For-
ry. Teacher, Miss Anna Mae Eby.
The following pupils of Room 3
have had perfect attendance during

Gi September: Joyce Elaine Baker,
Judge Grace A. Miles Pauline Crowl, Lois Erb, Edna For-
oly act said Sod G A ry, Jane Geesey, Martha Geib,
» Said Judge Grace Heisey, Rhoda Hess, Flor-
Miles of Independence, Kas., in a| oC C5 2 a oh
D ne ence Martin, Winifred Nissley,
speech before a group of women
here. Jean Rensel, Dorothy Rider, Jean
She cited one case which she said |Rider, Esther Shank, Sarah Snook,
was typical of the way women civil |Eileen Walters, William Bailey
service workers were replaced by Baltozer, Theodore Dunk,
political appointees. : io
“A married woman earning $1,200 Vincent Engle, Roy Forney, Bruce

a year, whose husband was also Gingrich, Aaron Musser, Clyde
working for the government at a |Nentwig, Wilmer Oberholtzer,
salary of $1,500 a year—supporting [Charles Paules, Lehman Smith,
both parents—was discharged under | William Walters, Paul Weiser.
the provisions of the law,” she said.
‘“‘Her position was filled, not by a Teacher, Miss Vater
|
and Six, |
single woman or the head of a fam.| Pupils of Grades Five
ily—but by the wife of a railroad |Who have had perfect attendance
for the month of September are: |
official making $10,000 a year.”
—_——————— :
David Bowers, Harry Derr, Eugene |
|
Dunk, Donald Eichler, Ammon Hof- |
*
Happenings fer, Walter Maxwell, Robert Sliger, |
Richard Ulrich, John Henry Wittle,
In the Town Pauline Buller, Jane Derr, Effie
Ruth Eshleman,
° Hess, Evelyn Hoffmaster, Velma
Of Florin Hoffmaster, Rachel Kraybill, Ruth
Ruth Hess, Mary
Lehigh, Ella Martin, Betty Jane Mec-
TEE . . |Kinney, Geraldine Miljanich, Ar-
Mr. Merle Buller is on the Rider, Ruth Smith, Anna Mar-
list at this writing. ltha Wolgemuth. Teacher, Mr. Funk.
Mr. Frank Haas visited his sister ar
HE [3 wiv |
at Sones on pai [CHERRY HILL DEFEATED
1 Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Musser cal-} GRANDVIEW SCHOOL
led on Miss Lizzie Herr on Sun-| cno
day. { i :
J | A hall game was held last Friday
Mrs. Clara Anderson and Miss] Cherry Hill School between the
Kathryn Gish were up in the moun- fCherry IH and. the Crondview
f
tains. | yor
te The was 46-21 in |
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Landvator and" of ene. Wg IL. Wes Bi
|

Mes Ella Easton, spent Sunday at| The following pupils played:
(ie moutuatss, | Grandview—C. Lehman, W.|
Miss Miriam Brandt from near fans. J Brandt. E Martin BE
> “|
Newtown spent the week-end with | hman, B. Stark, BR. Mellinger, J i
Miss Evelyn Fike. { Martin, S. Sherer, L. Wolgemuth,
Mrs. Albert Fike spent Thurs-| Viv baker.
joy os Commie visiting Mr. Leo| "oye, Hill-W. Gundlach, J.|
mith and family M. Heisey, L. Heisey, H.
Mr. and Mrs. J Calder P
izabethtown visited Miss : gin
{ Fshelman,
| Meckley, P. Sweigart,
M. Geib.
Henry Eby of El-
Lizzie

| Sites,

"ee on Tuesday. : i — ai ©. 5 ERO & CO, Owners.
Miss Mary Garber, o Maytown, | Adore tn The Bullet. . 3
was the weekend guest of Miss]
LANCASTER CO. PA,

PAGE THREE |

MT. JOY GRID SQUAD WILL
TRAVEL TO PAXTANG ON SUN.

Traveling to Paxtang this Sunday
October 25, the Mt Joy
will try to keep their
when they meet the
afternoon,
“Nevonians”
slate clean
Melrose A. A. of Harrisburg. |
All players are required to meet
at Newcomer's Service Station Sun
day at 12:30 in uniform
OTICE
To Everybody Having
PUBLIC SALE
G. K. WAGNER, Auct.
R. Phone 920R13
ears of experience
ales, so see me first |
» big money. 50%
stock sales. This
ur Farm Stock
undred dollars
rs are charg-
Any
M. K. ENTERLI]
RHEEMS, PENNA.

“Bulletin’’ Advertising Is the Key To Success
I have many
at auctioneering
if you want to sa
reduction on farm
means I will call
sale for only 50c per
where most auction
ing you $1.00 per
small job I will call fr as low as di A
$3.00 and up. Cow and horse sales To™3
$5.00 and up. \ { Atle
Give me a cal |
I am at your servike. |
G. K. Wagner
Auctioneer
Give me your sale date early, s0 |
you get the date you want.

In ordering merchandise by the
Company, I ask please that you use vo
address, that deliveries can be made more
180-W or 5-R for any information.
CHAS. DERR
PHONE NO. 180-W MOUNT JOY, PA a
sept.24tf |

THE PLACE TO BUY
MUMMAU’S

GBAND VIEW FARMS
6% ANNIVERSARY
L DAY SALE
PA.
ISDAY, OCT. 21
3 9 A. M. SHARP
(EAD LIVE STOCK

The Sale On The
23rd of QCTOB
I WILL HAV,

as follows

and 1st
also some COWS
o freshen in De-
85 HEAD COWS
CALF HEIFE
and heifers dud
cember and Ja
40 HEAD of
4 to 12 wezks
this one of the
heifers and calv
ary.
ANED CALVES,
. You will find the fart
est lot of cows, .
sold. with t
want to
of cows that will make money for
Also have
We don’t want
plenty of other along
to sell them too high. We
COWS
sell the ones that make ey for you.
35 STEERS
SEYS, you know th You Know We Sell Some Shoates
accredited and bloodg tested. This sale wi
30 HEAD NORTHERN and CEN. 3 Pe
TRAL PENNA. CO all breeds, held every tw
nadians this yeafk so don’t miss
this sale. Catalod@on sale day.
30 HEAD A OHED GUERNSEYS
ND Y
g!l blood tected
a good lot,
A FEW Avie
and accredited andg
20 HEAD OF TE
Notice the sale will be
heim at J. Charles

and at
Hershey's place every

A lot of yearling hei 3 ey '
bulls. y ; wo weeks. These sales are for
20 HEAD all—we need your hzlp. Sale starts at one o’clock—
that is right. The Place—Mummau's Live Stock Mar-

Of Acclimated
HORSES
AND
MULES
Some well mated
ket, Rheems, Pa.
Col. Simon Groff, Auct. L
Herr & Gainer, Clks. .
R. MUMMAU

Start positively at 9 73 BE Be % ea
Penna. Cows, then oF i 7 7% Sl § B WB a
Ohios next and nadia S 1k bia (Hl a 7 est
sharp. "i Bd 2 7 BE Bs a? a 1 i

Remember, all day
Oct. 27, Free Delivery.
THU DAY, OCT. 25th, ’36
AT 12:30 M. I WILL SELL

{Barbara Landvator.

visited Miss
|
| Miss Helen Baker,
Maytown |
{Aud ey Blottenberger of

|
on Sunday afternoon. |
Miss Stella Wachstetter attended |
[the Christian Endeavor Convention!
at Lancaster in Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kraybill Wolge- |
imuth and Mrs. Emma Peifer visi-|
ted with Miss Lizzie Herr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Melhorn, |
of Lancaster, visited Mr. and Mrs. |
lc. A. Melhorn on Saturday.
A children’s meeting will be held |
lat the Church of the Brethren on |
[Sunday evening, October 25th.

OS
were weekend guests
and Mrs. J. Y.
timore, Md,
of her parents, Mr.
Kline.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Melhorn and |
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Strickler spent
{Sunday at Millersburg visiting, Mr. |
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Keifer and |
family.
Mr. George Vogle and Mrs. Harry]
A Sensation in the
the State Crippled Children’s Home |
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Landvator|
and daughter, Barbara and Miss |
Mary Garber and Mrs. Jacob Boy- |
er, spent the weekend at the]
Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller Sr.|
and children and Mr. and Mrs. |
Henry Miller Jr. and children were]
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eb-
ersole on Sunday. {
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Mt. Joy's Community show will be
held Thursday, Friday, and Sat. |
Marietta & Henry Sts.
PHONE

®
John G. Longendcker

Friesian
pws and Heifers
well grown, with square udders
3S 4 .
Fully accredited and bloc
and well placed teats, handsome that will please anyone who
(90) 8 | hay: Shem.
They are of the best families,
C
Registered @
d tested

Snows, Ormsbys,
Segis and Pontiacs, families nected for ype and heavy production
of milk of high quality. "
. . 3
est Price Field Those who have sezn these cattle cay they absolutely the choicest
backed. You can pick
bound to please you.
bun:h I have ever imported, being large, straid
show cows and I know that as producers they
. A
Heifer and bul! calves frem the abeve good cows.
bos
and Transfcrs free.
Inspection invited. ba
Edward O’
PALMYRA, LEBANON CO, PA, R.D. 2
Individual Health Charts, Pedigrees,
eal
Moun ov, Pa. My farm is near Campbelltown, just off Route 117, w connects
204-M Highways 5 and 422.
Hess and Dupes, Auctieneers Harvey Retlew dierees
These cattle can be seen en my place any time before day ¢ py,