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ons -
—
Odd Fellows— Teddy, an Eng-

lith sheep dog, brought home
a baby rabbit after a day's
poaching. The rabbit is now a
pet and Teddy his firm friend
They play together and if]
Bunny ventures too far, Teddy”
arives him home

», U. C. OFFICIALS WILL
M or t var Y NEW TRUCKING

«|The Affairs

THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO. PA,

Bird Prelers Jail to Freedom—Declin-
ing its freedom, Tuffy preferred to
stay with its feline chum, Blue, when
prisoners of one of the country’s
jails offered to release them.

All of this week and next week | I
Recor For : (Aug. 16 to 27 inclusive) repre- n G oO Nn & ra
entatives of the Public Utility | .
Commission will interview truck | by fl T Id
Past Week and buss Operators in the Office | rie Y Oo
_ | of the County Controller in the | —
(From page 1) | Court House at Lancaster, Pa. | (From Page 1)
Lodge 537, P.and A. M. 7or the past This new Act requires that all | were arrested at Lancaster over
ity years. weekend.
i F Operators carrying
made in Fairview
Interment was
cemetery at Manheim.
the jurisdiction and
the
under
come
MRS. KATIE S. MILLER

St ave
h approval of
Penna Public

. Utility Commission.
Mrs. Katie S. Miller, fifty-nine,
widow of Amos E. Miller, died at her Your truck and buss operating
home in Mount Joy township of | problem can be discussed with
complications. these men, and applications for
She is survived by the following | Permits covering your type of ser-

children: Almeda, wife of obtained.
Brehm, Miss Ruth R. Mille:
R., and Amos R., all of
town; a brother, Joseph S. Risser, of
Manheim, R. D., and a sister, Mrs.
Mary S. Gantz, of Elizabetht
D. Three grandchildren :
Funeral
Saturday at the home, with further |
Guy A. | vice .can be
Abner | Penalties
abeth-
| operating without
be imposed
the proper Per-

can
mit or Certificate,

wn a
wn R | of the opportunity to secure
survive, if
formation while it is

were held on
services
available
services at Risser’s church, near |
Milton Grove, and interment in the
adjoining cemetery.
a eT
WILLIS SHOEMAKER, JR. = i
vm For
Willis Shoemaker, Jr., nth
son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Shoe- |
maker, Elizabethtown, died on Mon- ! é Wee
day morning of complications.

Besides his parents he is survived
grandparents, Mr. | .
; p Canada this week.
The Church of the Brethren will
| hold a Harvest Home Service ‘on
Saturday afternoon.
by his maternal
and Mrs. Joseph Miller, Elizabeth-
town, and his paternal grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Shoemaker, of
Milton Grove.
Services were held Tuesday at the
Roth funeral home, Elizabethtown, |
with interment in the Green Tree | Perry County picnic.
cemetery Milton Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Duple at-
——y | tended the Hess reunion held at
MRS. MARY ELSIE FOREMAN
| (From Page 1)
from
the
Quite a number

persons
town and vicinity attended
near

| Penryn Pienic Grove.
Mrs. Marv Elsie ‘Foreman, fortyv- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Strickler
one of Manheim widow of Frank |Mrs. Earl Walters and Mrs. Irvin
Foreman, died at the Lancaster |Ginder spending the week at

Campmeeting.
and Mrs. John Bowers
several weeks with his
! Mr. Mrs. Walter
Bowers in Louisana.
. and Mrs. C. A. Melhorn and
and Mrs. Miller Wolgemuth
1d children, Vernan Glen,
l visited at Ronks on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Augusta
| Mr. and Mrs. Park Shetter and
| daughter, Avis, spent from Friday
[to Sunday at the seashore.
Mrs. Cora M. Stoll
| public sale of house hold goods on
Saturday, Aug. 21, in the garage in
George
General Hospital after an illness of | Cleon:
two weeks.
She
Joseph and Anna
and two children,
nell, of Manheim
Forman at home;
John Zekanay, of Pittsburgh; Joseph |
Zekanay, of Manhe
Services were
are

is survived by her parents,
Buchko Kekanay
Mrs. Irene O'Con-
and Miss Mari

and

and
im.
eld

will hold
MRS. KATIE S. MILLER
Mrs. Katie S. Miller,
widow of Amos E.
her home in Mou
at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday
plications.
fifty-nine,
Miller, died at |,
the rear of her
S. Vogle, will
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Garber, Mr.
property.

be the auctioneer.

She is survived by the following and Mrs. George Mumper, Mr.
children: Almeda. wife of and Mrs. Clyde Mumper, Mr. Ed
Brehm, Miss Ruth R. Mille Ream and Mr. and Mrs. Norman
R., and Amos R.. all of E Mateer and son, spent the week- |

towr:; a brother, Jos
of Manheim R. D., and
Mrs. Mary S. Gantz, of E
grandchildren | U. B.
eph S. {end at Camp Ream.
A cpec ground
breaking ser-

will be held in the Florin
iis
vice
town R. D. Three Church on Sunday after-
also survive. two o'clock. There will
Funeral service were held S: special program and the

day at the home, with further y invited to attend.
ground will be broken for a
School chapel.
ic is cordially
vices at Risser's church, near Mil-
ten Grove,
with interment in th

adjoining cemetery.
1day at the home of her

— een a m.
MRS. MARY ELSIE FORMAN |son, ry Caslow, 221 Marietta
Mrs. Mary Elsie F¢ . forty- street. She was a member of the
cne, of Manheim, wid f Frank | Church of the Brethren.
Forman, died at the Lancaster Gen-| Besides the son at whose home she
eral Hospital Wednesday 1:15 | died she is survived by the follow-
a. m. after an illness of o weeks. | ing children: Emma, wife of John
She was

a member of St. Jan
Catholic church, Lititz and of the
Manheim Legion Auxiliary.
Gibble, Mastersonville; Amos Cas-
| low, Elizabethtown R. D.; Annie,
| wife of Frank Runk, of Lititz; Mary,
wife of Samuel Snyder, Lancaster R.

She is survived by her parents
property or
persons for compensation in Penna,
the
for
and it is sugges- |
ted that Operators avail themselves [ added to
this
so conveni- |
Affairs At
Shetter, |
GROUND-BREAKING SERVICE
| the
| Mrs. Mary McEwen, 60, struck by
a trolley at Ephrata, died.
The Pennsy expects to start
electric trains here Jan. 1.
Robert Salm, 13, of Lancaster, was
badly bitten by a pet rabbit,
A youth arrested at Elmira, N. Y.,
confessed to robberies at Gap and
Quarryville.
Harry W. Kulp, of Lancaster,
was granted a W. S. patent or
valve guide driver.
Thirty-five new members
Elizabethtown Chapter
Women of the Moose.
John W. McBride, 56, Middletown,
farmer, was killed by a train at
Hummelstown Monday.
John Kraybill, of Rheems,
among the motorists prosecuted at
Lancaster for violations.
Robert Anspach, 6, Lancaster,
suffered a fractured skull when he
in front of an auto.
its
were
was
ran
All records were again broken on
the Columbia bridge. The tolls for
the first half of Aug. were $24,343.50.
When a wheel came off a truck
near Lancaster, it rolled across the
road, struck a passenger car, dam-
aging it.
Mrs. E. B. T. Glenn, Columbia, re-
ported the theft of $60 to the police
and then found the money in a pic-

ture frame.
The automobile of Dr. J. J. Es-
benshade, Lancaster, was stolen
(from a parking space on James
Ist.
For the first time in twenty years
i deputy sheriff P. P. Dattisman miss-
{ sheriff sale at the Court House
[Fy iday. He is ill in the hospital.
that city.
ed a
| Seventeen members of the Mariet-
[ta Garden Club visited J. Horace
| McFarland's “Breeze Hill” rose gar-
| dens at Harrisburg last Thursday.
| Willie Carter, had his
chest when a truck ran
{ over him while he was asleep on
| the eircus ground at Lancaster.
| While shooting at targets in the
| rear of her home Rose Marie For-
| berger, 14, of Lancaster R. 2, was
| shot the shoulder with a 22
| rifle.
| Three pint jars of yellow paint
|and shellac, thrown by strikers,
| were hurled thru the window at
the home of a silk mill boss at
Lancaster.
| Dr. A. V. Walter, Brownstown,
| has been appointed deputy coroner
36, negro,
crushed
in
James and Miss Helen Shoemaker
wood, N. J. The following from
this place spent the week-end with
the Hostetters: Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Strickler:
John Strickler, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
Bishop, Mr. and Mrs.
mer and son Robert and Mr. and
Mrs.
Shirley and Robert.
Our Card
Basket For
Past Week
Miss Marguerite Keller left Fri-
day for a seashore vacation.
Mr. and Mrs, Paris B. Gruber of
near town spent Sunday at Her-
shey.
Miss Dolly Lauer, of Harrisburg,
is spending the week at the editor's
hone.
Misses Bertha and Eva Bowman
week with there
are spending a
sister Mrs. Samuel C. Gillums.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Gillums,
Misses Elsie Dillinger and Maude
Schneider spent the weekend in
Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shookers,
of Columbia, spent last Wednesday
with Miss Emma Shookers, on E.
Main St. :
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Sponsler and
daughter, Suzanne, spent the week-
end at New Bloomfield as the
guests of Mrs. Fleisher.
Chief of Police, Elmer Zerphy,
wife and son, and Mr. Otto Doden-
hoft, returned Tuesday from Chi-
cago, after spending a week there
with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lehman Swarr,
Irving and Lloyd Swarr, Mount
Joy R. D. attended the tenth Swarr
held at Kauffman’s Park,
Manheim, on Saturday.
Mr. John Dillinger, of this place,
Misses Mary Strickler of Mt. Joy;
Beatrice Datesman, of Columbia,
Grace Henderson and Marie Harter
were on a ten day trip to Ver-
mont and Canada.
Miss Jean Richards of Detroit,
Michigan, arrived here Sunday to
spend several weeks as the guests
of her aunt and Uncle Mr. and
Mrs. Christ Walters on East Main
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Wickenheiser
and Thelma Mae Shenk, of Mount
Joy, attended the seventh annual
reunion of the Wickenheiser fam-
ily held Sunday at Kauffman Park,
Manheim.
Newty Kendig, son of Dr. and
Mrs. H. C. Kendig, of town, spent
the weekend as the guest of Bobby
Tyndall who with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Tyndall is spending
the summer in Perry County.
reunion
Quite a number of local folks
attended the annual Perry County
picnic held last Sunday. Among
them were: Mr. Clyde Fenster-
and Mrs. Jacob Zellers
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James
macher, Mr.
Hockenberry and family, Mrs. Bal-

Family
Reunions
(From Page 1)
the Charles clan was held at Long's
Park, Lancaster, last Wednesday.
The ninth annual Greiner-Kreiner
family held in the
church grove, at Penryn on Sunday.
reunion was
Saturday the Leinharts held their
eleventh annual family reunion at
Central Manor Campmeeting
grounds.
The seventh annual reunion of
the Wickenheiser family was held
on Sunday afternoon at Kaufman's

Park, near Manheim.
The Bowman Reunion will be held
on Sunday, September 5, at the
farm of Wesley Shenk, one mile
southeast of Manheim.
The Brubaker reunion was held
last Saturday at the home of Sher-
dan Brubaker, of Chestnut Level.
Vocal selections and recitations
were given by Miss Mary Henry
and Miss Vera Groff.
The fourteenth annual reunion of
the Ulrich clan was held Thursday
at Williamson park. Officers were
elected as follows: President, John
Ulrich; vice-president, Ray Peters; |
secretary, Mrs. Ray Peters, and
treasurer, Ida Kline.
The fifth annual Gish reunion was
held today Wednesday, at William-
son Park. Officers are president, A.
R. Gish, Elizabethttown; secretary,
H. J. Gish, Elizabethtown and his-
torian J, I. Hamaker, Lynchburg,
Virginia.
The fifteenth annual reunion of
the Witmer clan was held on
man’s Memorial church, Manor Twp.
Dr, C. Howard Witmer presided.
It was decided to meet at Lititz

located at 53 East Main Street, is of
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1937
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TWO DAY SALE
The Mount Joy Department Store,
ICE CREAM SALE
Groff's Restaurant will have a
special sale of ice cream, on Friday,
Springs next year on the third : Aug. 20th, at 25c per quart. Read
Thursday in August fering the residents of this com- | their ad on another page.
rt munity a real bargain event this ———— eee se
MARRIAGE LICENSES Friday and Saturday only, when Mr. Harry Leedom, local coal
Ralph Ebersole Geib, Mount Joy |!
R. 2, and M. Elizabeth Krodel, of
Elizabethtown. t
Joseph LeRoy Eshleman, of Flor-
Joy R. 2.
re
CHICKEN CORN SOUP SUPPER
The Young Peoples’ Societies of
the First Presbyterian Church will
hold a Chicken Corn Soup Supper
on the Church lawn, Saturday, Au-
gust the 21st, beginning at four
o'clock.

ED en
SOYBEAN SPECIAL
The “soybean special,” an air-
conditioned passenger coach fitted
for exhibition purposes over
the Pennsylvania lines, will pay a
two hour visit to Lancaster on
Friday afternoon, August 20.
out

STOP
Shell Gas
AT THE
W. L. HURST
GASOLINE STATION |
FLORIN, PA.
Soft Drinks, Candy and
Gollam’s Ice Cream

24 HOUR SERVICE

Thursday on the lawn of Steh-

SPECIAL ICE
FRIDAY
Fresh Peac
From Freezer to you.
Mount Joy

FRIDAY, AUG. 20th
GROFF’'S OWN MAKE ICE CREAM ||
25c PER QUART
ICE CREAM MADE FRESH DAILY
Come early and avoid the rush
WE FILL FREEZERS, DAILY.
BRING YOUR FREEZER IN AND SAVE MONEY
Groff's Restaurant |
BENJ. F. GROFF, Prop.
CREAM SALE
ONLY

Our Features
Will Be One Of |

sale of all seasonable merchandise,
miss this opportunity to buy clothes
in, and Emile Jane Kraybill, of Mt.|¢

dealer returned home from the
General Hospital on Monday. Mr.
Leedom's condition has improved.
Subscribe for The Bulletin.
hey will hold their final clearance
o make way for fall garments, Don’t
heap.

SATURDAY
AUGUST 21
LAST DAY OF SALE
An appreciation of your
patronage during the
sale we are offering two
"RED HOT" SPECIALS
for Saturday only.
Union SuitsWash Pants
B.V.D STYLE SANFORIZED
39: | 95-
ALSO MANY OTHER SPECIALS
Visit Us This Last Sales Day
ESHLEMAN BROS.
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.

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tozer, Mr. and Mrs. Mateer, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Ream, Mr. and Mrs.
Barrick, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Has-
singer and family.
Mr. Mrs. Eli Hostetter,
daughter Mary and sons Lester and
and
of Lancaster returned home last Sun-
day after spending a week at Wild-
Mr. and Mrs. John
Frank Ger-
John Reheard and children

{of Manheim township, to succeed
1 Dr. E. H. Witmer, Neffsville, who
[resigned after 25 years.
BR
ATTENDED CONFERENCE
Rev. John B. Brubaker, Market
Street, Florin, accompanied by Mr.

SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.

Emmert McDannald, of Elizabeth-
town, spent last week at Stony
Brook, Long Island, where they at-
tended the Stony Brook Bible Con-
ference.
The Drs. Wilbur Smith, Ironsides
Dean and Mallis were some of the
outstanding speakers heard at the
sessions of the conference.
The rest periods during the after-
noon offer many recreations for
those who wish to indulge.
BR
AT FLORIN U. B. CHURCH

Winter is over, Good Roads are
Here. With our High Power
Car Washer
We can knock that mud off
for the rest of the year
HASSINGER & RISSER
MOUNT JOY, PA.

On Sunday afternoon at two

Joseph and Anna Buchko Zek: D.; Lizzie, wife of Christian Risser,
Gif
Irene O'-
and two children, Mrs. Manheim R. D.; Katie, wife of John
Connell, of Manheim, and Miss | Brosey, Elizabethtown; Sadie, wife
Marian Forman, at home; also | of Abram Koser, of Hershey. Twen- :
three brothers: John Zekanay, of | ty grandchildren and seven great- '
Pittsburgh; Joseph Zekanay, of | grandchildren and the following cis- |
Manheim and Emil Zekanay, of | ters also survive: Mrs. Lydia Peters
Manheim. | end Mrs. Kate Frederick, both of |
Services were held hursday { Manheim, and Mrs. Anna Saylor, of |
morning in St. James i Elizabethtown.
church, Lititz, with a Requien High | Private funeral services will be |
Mass, after which the body | held at 1:30 p. m. (ST) Thursday at :
sent to Homestead for burial. | the hgme, with public services at 2 |
iri p. m. at the Church of the Brethren |
MRS. LIZZIE CASLOW {at Florin. Interment will be in
WOLGEMUTH | Chickies cemetery, near Elizabeth-
Mrs. Lizzie Caslow Wolgemuth, | town. Friends may call at the home |
seventy-five, widow of Eli Wolge- |of the son from 7 to 9 p. m. (ST)
muth, died of complications at 10:30 | Wednesday.
was
i with a
| ry, of Coatesville, was a guest.
o'clock, a ground breaking service
special program will be
held at the Florin U. B. church for
the purpose of a new Sunday
School Chapel.
The public
to attend this service.
Qe
DR. SCHLOSSER SPOKE
Dr. R. W. Schlosser of Elizabeth-
town college addressed the Rotary
club here yesterday.
There were 28 members present
Visiting Rotarians included Harry
Ravare, of Harrisburg. Edward Ter-
is cordially invited
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Mt. Joy Dept. Store
EAST MAIN
Final CLEARANCE
Of All Seasonable Merchandise
Friday « Saturday
2 DAYS ONLY
YOUR LAST CHANCE TO GET THESE
BARGAINS

All Spring Suits and Coats
Women’s White Coats
Women’s White Pumps and Oxfords $1.50
Sheer and
Pastel shades
All Other Children’s Dresses
$1-$2-83
$5 - $7
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