THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN i w Market House Fox Mount Joy ON SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 38 I will open a Far- mer’s Market in my spacious of my office, South Barbara Street, where veu can rea stail for a very nominal sum. Those desiring space call ba the un- dersigned. { Mortuary Record For Past Week (From page 1) the home of her parents, 3esides her parents, ister, Ruth and a broth- ~ Jr., both at home; her grandmother, Mrs. Effie of Wrightsville, and her Mrs. Edith | THE BEES WILL BUZZ IN THIS COMMU Spring weather will not spelling bees as well. Her several booked for this sectior At Newtown A Spelling Bee will be ship, on Wednesday Evening, 30, 1938 at 7:39 o'clock. The gram will consist of a play, White and the Seven Dwarfs; ings by Mrs. Joe Detwiler; she is sur- vived by a er, Che paternal May Boyer, | maternal grandmother, Runkle, of Bainbridge. Services were held Wednesday at in Fal- tle German Band. There four (4) classes. Nissly. the home, with interment mouth cemetery. At Elm Tree A spelling Bee will be hel the Elm Tree School, Rapho EDWIN F. HOLLISTER Fdwin F. Hollister, 13 year old son of Edwin C. Hollister and Mae Walker Zipp, died Tuesday evening, at the General Hospital, at Lancaster, from a complication of 7:30 P. M. es, a general information class WE BRING YOU ECIAL GROCERY ¥ R THE WEEK END © \ Movie Openi \ We Excel Ia QUALITY ~ VALUES Semen re} EDGEMONT SM AES. ........ k, Gaini popularity by the v PILLSBURY'S BESR FLOGUR.........! 3 1b. bag, 23% 12 Ib. bag, mre \ Bw SHURFINE OR MOSEMANN’S PEANUT BUTTER —Nut Ih. 2 for z5¢ CONESTOGA AMMONIA. \,...... Quarts 3 for 29g Fuil Strength—Will ot Hurt Hands SHURFINE CALIFORNIA PEW CHES. .large can 19¢ Sweet, Luscious, SHURFINE NOODLES. .... 1-1hN CRISCO OR SPRY...1-1b. can, 9 Foods made with it taste b OXOL LIQUID CLEANER. ..... 2 ptNpotiles for ge -~ cellophane bag, 3-1b. can, g Disinfecte, Bleaches, Removes Grease, Clans Glass P&G.SOAP................. Large sixe #7 for The White Naptha Soap, for all scrubbing pd noses BROOMS FOR Well Tied—Will last BRUBAKER’S DEPT. STO! MOUNT JOY, PENNA. Joy, from 7 to 9 and on Friday veningd at the home of the parents to 9. in Marietta from 7 The program will include a rm act play, “The Arrival MRS. HATTIE K. HOFFMAN |The cast of characters consis Mrs. Hattie Keller Hoffman, 78,(Mrs. Laura Snyder, Mrs. widow of Henry Hoffman, was |Shoop, Mrs. Allen Steager, Lela Coble, Mrs. Samuel and Mrs. Milton Eberly. At Salunga “Gleaners” a class of found dead in bed Saturday morn- ir t the home of her son, Roy Hoffman, near town, where she re- sided. Dr. William M. Workman, deputy coroner issued a verdict of | death from a attack. She was a member of St. Mark's United Brethren church. She is survived by two sons, Roy, with The will hold a spelling bee Marcel 1938, at 7:30 P. M. in the VN Grove School House, At Pleasant Place A Bee will k2 held at Services were held Tuesday at the Nissley funeral home with in- 25th, at 7:15 o'clock. The program will dialogues, . string music by MRS. ANNA A. GIBBLE make the honey bees buzz but the held in the Newtown School, Rapho Town- string music by Wilbert & Carl; and oth- er instrumental music by The will be Teacher Marian | Saturday evening, April 2, 1938 at There will be two spelling class- diseases. Funeral services will be |a rapid calculation class. Music ; held on Saturday morning at nine | by the Lehman Brothers of Pal- Moret ii aw o'clock at the St. Mary's Catholic |myra. Admission 10c and 20c, Jer-| MIS: Ralph Fn ee town, Church, at Marietta, with inter- | ome Brubaker, teacher. 1 Mes. De. of nen mnt in the Eberle cemetery. At Milton Grove : ai pen Si | Fri ids may call on Thursday Farm Women’s Socjety No. 6 is Dorothy Myers and son. Bobby, evening at the home of the grand- |planning an entertainment an ind. Mre Annie Mvess all of parents, Adam Walkers, Mount | spelling bee to be held at the WIS. Annie go 5 ton Grove school on Saturday ev- ening, March 26 at 7:30 o'clock. of Billy.” | Risser | ,¢ Salunga Methedist Sunday School Mr. Salunga. | gyasts Ther2 will be a variety of enter- whom she resided, and Clayton, St. |tainment between classes. Come Mr. and Mrs. Art Girard and John’s, N. D.; also a sister, Mrs. {and @njoy yourself, win a prize, | {wo children, of Conestoga; Mrs. Pe Q ices { 3: | . : | John Bausman of York, and a|and help us. Admission 20c, child- David Charles and son, Clair, of number of grandchildren. ren under 12 years 15c. New Providence, were guests of logs Qe ap. N terment in the Mount Joy ceme- | Pleasant Place School, near Man- daughter Mary Anne and son Ed- tery. heim, on Friday evening, March |ward of Lancaster, spent the week consist of [and Mrs. Jacob Nagel near Eliza- » MOUNT JOY. LANCASTER CO. PA. THURSDAY, MARCH 24TH, 1938 both — of town, spent | Espenchade, NITY O u r C a Fr d Sunday at New York City where they witnessed the hockey game only in Madison Square Garden and as é or other spots of interest. e are Miss E. Franceanna Stoner has Street after at the Masonic bethtown, - Past Week Homes (From page 1) Miss Minnie Shelly spent Mon- Mount Gretna. Mar. ro- at Snow Mr. and Mrs. Bard Bigler and |San Francisco, California, read- on. Earl of Fost Petershurg, Sunday visiting the former’: returned ta her home on Marietta spending five at Eliza- during which time she took a course in nursing, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mummeri, of weeks spant sister, i Mrs. Jacob Nagel near FE'town. Mr. Mummert was a former resi- dent of Mount Joy and has not been east for a number of years. Mr. Frank Mummert of Lancaster, spent Sunday visiting Mr. Jacob Nagel and family. Miss ‘Janet Bigler, of East Peters- kurg is spending a .few wecks with Mr. and Mrs, E. M. Barto. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaylor and daught2r, Miss Dorothy, spent Saturday afternoon at Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buohl spent weekend in town. Ir. and Mrs. John Nagel spent Sanday at New York city. Mr. John Heisey, of Lititz, for- town, was in town on the metly of Tu2sday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hershey, of Lancaster, visited in town on Saturday. Mrs. Robert R. Lauer spent last Friday and Saturday at the editor's home. el GAR Pafronize Bulletin Advertisers. a. vicitzd the Barto family on Sun- ay Mrs. Mildred Myers and three ‘hildren, Bruce, Mancy, and Irvin, ou Lit- | spent Saturday afternoon at Lan- castr. Mr. Frank Snyder and mother, of Rapho, were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Frank Stark, on Marietta Street. Mrs. Herbert MacDonald, of Lemoyne, spent last Thursday with her father Mr. A. B. Hoffer, on d at Twp., , and Lancaster spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith, of Elizabethtown, and Mrs. Annie [Lutz, of Florin, spent Sunday with two- ts of Mrs. Alice Snyder, on East Main L Eg SED Miss| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ramsey, U Harrisburg, were the Sunday I. Geist- on West Main afterncon guosts of Mrs. weit, at her the [Sireet. home and Mrs. Harry Fox, of Harrisburg, Pa., and Mr. Ralph Boston, Mass, were of Dr, and Mrs. W, 1. Shoop during the past week. y 25, Iaple Sheop, of Mrs. Fred Leiberher on Sunday. the| Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Fisher and end with Mrs. Fisher's parents, Mr. the |hethtown. widow of Henry B. Gibble, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Ja- cob Henny, Sporting Hill, of a com- | plication of diseases after an illness | of six weeks. She was a member of { the Church of the Brethren. She is urvived by four children: Phares, | | { | | Mrs. Anna A. Gibble, eighty-six, | | | of H Service Your Car \ Summer Driving \ We are offerifjg the following itemd to you for one week, he- ginning March 28 af a special price. \ NF ++ - FOR Drain, Flush and Refih—Transmission Drain, Flush and Refill Drain and Refill—Crankcade 4 (not exceeding 5 qts. oil) % \ +4 \ “ C ° Spangler’s Service tation EAST MAIN STREET UNT JOY CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PHONE-—162 TET | husband who was 0 / C J Announcing FZ NEW GOODRICH SILVERTOWN TIRE LIFE- SAVER TREAD GIVES QUICKEST NON-SKID STOPS YOU'VE EVER SEEN Come in for free demonstration and \ 233 S. Market St Elizabethtown, Pa. Mt. Phone 95 bak. =k eh rshey; Eli, of Manheim, R. D. Seifert Trio and four clascos, Admissien 15 and 20 *cents. EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS OPENED AT ELIZABETHTOWN meet- A series of Evang:listic ings opened Sunday night in the 1; Harry, Manheim, R. D. 2; with whom she resid- | | grandchildren, | nty-scven great grandchildren; and . Henny, {ed; also eighteen | + great great grand-children and | ister, Mrs. Daniel Wolgemuth, | : | VMlanhcim. | will be held at the home | o'clock | r afternoon at 1:3( nd at the East Fairview Church of | the Brethren at 2 o'clock. Interment adjoining cemetery. MRS. ESTHER E. COEN | Most treasured memento of her | killed eighteen | ; ago, her wedding ring cau- | death Tuesday of Mrs. Es- | of this | | ther E. Coen, thirty-seven, Mrs. Coen, mother of four, died af 6:30 a. m. in St. Joseph's hospi- tal of blood poisoning, which hos- pital authorities said began in an infection of her finged caused by the wedding ring. Her late husband, Arthur Coen, was fatally injured a year an accident while answering a call with Frinedship Fire company en- gine, Mrs. Coen was a member of the Auxiliary of American Legion Post ago in No. 185, and the Auxiliary of the | Friendship Fire company. | zabeth and the late Frank Zeager, | Besides her mother, | she is survived by the children: Arthur F., Anna E., Carl | N., and Clyde C,, all at home, and | a sister, Margaret, wife of Oliver | Funk, and two brothers, Carl and | John Zeager, all of Mount Joy. | Funeral will be held at 2 p. m. Friday from the Sheetz fu- ! of this boro. services Mount Friends West 7t 9p m| Joy cemetery. the I street home on from may call at | There is no better way to boost your business than bv loral news- paper advertising. ee i | Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. | FUNERAL CTORS i Mount Joy, : { Tuesday, Rev. A. H. Yeng:st, Ann- ville; Wednesday, Rev. Abn: She was a daughter of Mrs. Eli- | another birthday: following | Myers, on West Main St. ton Square, saw a = | off an armored car. — on P. NISSLEY the $Y G. NISSLEY | in paper money. were his United Zion Church, corner of Park and Mount Joy St, Eliza- bethtowny with Bishop J. S. Brin- ¢2r in charge. Services will con- tinue for ten weeks with a diff speaker night. © The ministers listed are as follows: Monday, Rev. Annville; erent ach Martin, Elizabethtown; Rev. Christ Moyer, Eli Friday, Rov. Thursday Isaac Kauffman, Lit- itz; Saturday, Rev. Henry Youtz, Cleona; Sunday, Wesley Martin, Akron; Monday, Rev. Harry Bru- baker, Florin; Tuesday, Monroe Dorty, Manheim; Wednesday, Rev. Landis Bolsbaugh, Palmyra; Thurs. A. Wasser, Manheim; Friday, Rev. Irvin Muscer, Mount Joy; Satur- day, Rev. John Martin, Lancaster: Sunday, Rev. Russel Luther, Camp- bellstown. There will be special music some evenings, the qua tette from Messiah hible college, Grantham, will sing. Everybody welcome. Our Heartiest Congratulations We want to congratulate each of the following for having reached March 26 Bruce Myers, son of Mrs. Mildred March 27 Grace Demmy, West Main St. Clyde Sumpman, near town. Kenneth Ney, east of town. March 28 Charles Z. Derr, W. Main St. Mrs. Walter Shaeffer, of Eliza- | neral home, with interment in the A bethtown, formerly of town. | Mrs. Guy Spitler, on New Haven | March 29 | Miss Dorothy Lauer, Harrisburg. | Street. | | — Mrs. Annie Newcomer, on West, Fdwin F. Hollister, 12, died at Donegal Street. Marietta. { Dr. Ezra Newcomer, local veter- | narian, on East Main Street. Frank Schwanger, near Hossler’s | School. | Mrs. Harry Hinkle, W. Main St. | Wm. McLaughlin, 19. of ou] package drop | He returned | bundle which contained $639 lA Mrmr ee The police chief's auto in which | stick and | pistol, night handcuffs were stolen at Oxford. Mrs. Esther Shatz and Miss Ruth ELIZABETHTOWN, trade. Low-Price Field. GARBER'S GARAGE + + + giving 22 to % 60 hp. 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