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or
Mount Joy Boro’s Valuation For This Yeas Tax $1,485,445

Mother's Day Sun., May Eleventh

represent her very spirit.
possessed of some magic
They have woven A"
scented baby garments, and soft]
babe has ceased his cryin
They have, with tender §
fingers to form “A.”
They have
cheeks, and proffered a sugar
They have, though weary,
the evening meal, and cleaned the last
They have, at sunset on
ivory keys to bring forth the ap
They have been tightly
ness of midnight enveloped
They have carried tray
heard a pin drop, trays with br
broths. They have strokéd the
They have made futile,
stained hands would, ‘never be warm
They ar tender, gentle, pathetic J

have long >
and comfort!
from fat young
inted table for
the best china.
softly pressed the
of beloved hymns.
im where you could have
custards, and nourishing
d head, and smoothed the pillow.
motions in grief when toil-
again, but have courageously
swept away the scalding tears that pelted downward like spring rain.
They have passed like
nediction over the golden fuzz on the
new grandson’s head, and he, too, under their magical charm, has
ceased his crying.
They are not just hands. Rather, they're just a different way
of saying MOTHER!
JANE HUNT MOHR
Boro Council Again Wrestling
With Our Parking Problems
All members, the Burgszss,
and his assistant were pre-
writ : b
—— at the regular monthly meeting
SI3oro Council Monday evening.
Hendrix presented a check
$65, a $50 fine for
=n overloaded truck and the balance
representing
from stop sign violators.
Collector James Melzler made the
following tax Outstanding
1940, $1,361.36; $982.44; 1938
$625.69.
Secretary
report:
1939,
Bailey reported the
0 taxes for 1941 are: East Ward
191; West Ward, $5,589,74. The
Ward real estate valuation is

East
$7,471.30 and the west Ward $7,383.-
15, or a total of $1,485,445.00 for the
boro.
Amos S. Newcomer, in a com-
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BE
BAINBRIDGE WOMAN
COMMITTED TO JAIL
Florence Kramer, Bainbridge, was
arrested Monday by Officer Zer-
phey of this place, on a prosecution
brought by her husband, David, be-
Justice of the Peace Hendrix
a charge of
fore
on adultery.
In default of $500.00 bail she
nitted to the county prison and
was

con
was given a hearing at 8:30 Wed-
nesday night.
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Brief News Of
The Day From
Local Dailies
33.572 fans saw the auto races at
Williams Grove Sunday.
Uncle Sam spent ten billion dol-
lars the first ten months of last year
Two small boys were burned tc
fire est

death in a barn near
Chester.
117.173 vehicles crossed the Col-
umbia bridge during April. They
paid $38,540.00 toll.
Twenty-nine passengers were in-
jured when two trolley cars jump-
ed the tracks at Phila.
The barn on the Calvin Herr farn
near Pleasant Grove, was destroyed
by fire. The loss was $15,000.
"$80,000 worth of Defense bond:
were sold by banks and post offices
in this county the first day they
were offered.
ll
STORE CHECKER RESIGNS
Larry Pardue, checker at the
American Stores self service store
here since it opened last September,
resigned his position and is now
working at the Hershey Foundry
the ~~

‘Clarence Schock
Wins Both Suits
Against Ins. Co.
The Penn Township Mutual Fire
Insurance association was directed
to pay $1,531.54 to Clarence Schock.
of town, by Judge T. Roberts Appel
Monday.
Schock sued the association for
collection on two policies as the
result of a fire at his lumber yard
here in September of 1938.
Schock filed two suits for pay-
ment on each policy. His counsel
submitted one point to the court
asking for a directed verdict of
$913.60 for the full amount of one
claim. This the court directed. In
the second case, the defendant firm
admitted owing $617.94 and the
court directed that this amount be
warded to the plaintiff. The suits
were started September 1, 1939.
WINDOW LIGHTS BROKEN
IN CONEWAGO CHURCH
The officials of the Conewago
Church of the Brethren along the
Hershey-Elizabethtown highway, re-
ported that twenty-eight window
lights have been brokan during the
vast week. The act evidently was
committed by the younger element
as every evidence points to stones
or other hard missiles, used to cause
the damage the officials said.
nce I
MISS GILBERT WILL JOIN
ARMY NURSING CORPS
Miss Jane Gilbert, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gilbert, of
this boro, who will leave May 5 for
Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md.
where she will join the Army Nurs-
ing Corps as a second lieutenant
She has been working in the operat-
ing room of St Joseph's Hospital
for the past eight months.
—_——
COURT WARNS EDGAR FAHS
TO STAY OUT OF FLORIN
Edgar Fahs, 63, of Elizabethtown,
sentenced to six months to two
years on charges of surety of the
seace and assault and battery, was
paroled Friday.
The court warned Fahs to stay out
of Florin and not to even talk to
Dr. Jacob Olweiler of tha. e, or
Miss Yohn, of Elizabethtown.
cnt tll AG Orn
HELD BANQUET HERE
The Heipet club of Lancaster
celebrated its 25th reunion with a
banquet at Hostetter’s banquet hall
Thursday evening. There was a
good attendance,

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LANCASTER
Mount J oy Bulletin
COUNTY

VOL. XI, NO. 48
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Morning, May 8, 1941
$1.50 a Year in Advance

P.R. R. Grade
Crossing
Investigation
The Public Utility Commission
instituted an investigation to deter-
mine whether the grade crossing
carrying Highway Route No. 36117
over two main tracks of the Penn-
sylvania Railroad in East Donegal
township west of Florin, Lancaster
County, should be abolished.
The commission said the inquiry
was started “for the cafety
public.” The crossing is now
tected by oval-type railtoad warn-
ing signs.
of the
pro-
Two persons were killed
there in an automobile-train crash
last Fcbruaty 20, the commission
said,
Ray Martin Shields thirty-eight
former Marietta baseball player,
Charles William Zink,
Marietta, father of two children
were killed February 20 the
crossing, about one mile *west
of Florin.
to their homes after
hunting jobs. Their automobile was
struck by the “Red Arrow” Express
A number of years ago Michael
Musser killed at this
cross-ing.
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Co. Highway
Program Is
{In Full Swing
The State Highway
spring road building
program for Lancaster county is in
full Lester Worst, county
superintendent of highways
nounced over the week-end.
Reconstruction on the Neffsville
link of the Lititz pike began Satur-
day and work on five other roads
in the county will get under
this wezk.
The local stretches on which work
will soon begin:
Bainbridge foward
creek, 1.45 miles.
North of Mount Joy, toward Man-
and
twenty-six
at
half
The men were returning
a day spent in
was same
department’s
and repair
swing,
an-
way
the Conoy
heim 2.05 miles.
Manheim towards Old Line, 2.1
miles.
Manheim towards Mastersonville,
2.61 miles.
In addition to these projects,
asphalt treatment over a stone base
is being given this former, dirt
road:
A road in West Donegal township
from the Conoy creek toward Con-
3.25 miles.
EN
The Affairs
At Florin For
Past Week
Mrs. John Kissinger, of Lancaster
visited Harold Buller and family on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Susan Ney, of Elizabethtown,
an
ewago

is making her home with her son
Martin Ney and family.
Mrs. Adah Eichler and Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Musser moved into the
Funbar Apartments at Mt. Joy.
Mr, and Mrs, Wilbur Shelly and
child of York were Sunday quests
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Grofi, of Mt
Joy, called on Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Wagenbach on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hawthorne
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Council's Warning
To Our Bicyclists
If bicycle riders heed this
warning it will be to their ad-
vantage. If they ignore it they’ll
have reason to regret,
Officer Zerphey was instructed
to enforce the ordinance pro-
hibiting riding of bicycles on
pavements.
In case there are too
violations; Council will license
riders and every time persons
under 18 violate thereafter, their
license will be suspended for a
period.
Now boys and girls you can
take it or leave it,

many

COURT DECIDES ON
SALE OF CONOY FARM
t A court order
fate of Michael
of Elizabethtown, Jacob Shearer,
executor the estate, petitioned
the coury for the sale of two tracts
was made in
VW. Shearer,
of
This Section's
Weddings
Janet I Myers
Denald Peifer
Miss Janet I Myers,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Myers, of Sal-
unga, and Donald Peifzr, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Paul Peifer, New Haven
St., Mt. Joy announce their marri-
age which took place Junuary 19th
at Elkton, Maryland. Rev. P. K.
Lambert officiating, The coupls will
the
daughter
reside in in near
future.
HE ——
SUPPER HIKE BIG SUCCESS
The Girl Scouts met at the Legion
Lemoyne

Home Monday at 4:30 p .m. and
hiked to the Cove Purk where they
prepared their supper of baked
beans, hot dogs with bacon jackets,
raw carrots and fruit.
After
those
a short discussion concern-
ing who wished to attend
camp
a song
the
and returned home.
Misses Elisabeth Heilig,
Pauline Heilig and Mildred
accompanied the
this summer troop sang
leader,
Zink,
girls.
assistants,
eon Af ff
FIREMEN CALLED OUT;
ROAD MATERIALS BURN
the Friendship Fire
called to extinguish
blazing
Members of
company,
a kettle
along the Harrisburg pike,
mile outside the
before noon Thursday. The kettle
was being heated by employes of
the State Department of Highways
were
of road
borough shortly
engaged in making road repairs.
There was no serious damage,
ntl Ine

BACHMAN CHOCOLATE CO.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
At the annual stockholders meet-
ing of the Bachman Chocolate Man-
ufacturing Co. of this place, the fol-
lowing were
directors:
dent; I. D. Stehman, Vice President:
H. N. Nissley, Secretary and Treas- |
urer; John B, Nolt, Cashier; Henry |
S. Kolp, A. B. Erubaker, Harry S.|
Stark and George R. Zink.
dh
LOCAL FOLKS JAILED;
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
Harry Fogie, Esther IFogie |
of this place, charged with disorder-
ly conduct by Chief of Police]
Eugene McManus, Columbia, were |
arrested Sunday night and in de
fault of fines, they were committed
to jail for ten days by Justice of the |
Peace Hasselbach,
OUR FIREMEN EXTINGUISH
and
The damage was slight.

BIRTHS
Joy R. D. 2, a daughter at 10:06 p
m. Wednesday at St. Joseph's hos-
pital,
Mr.
this boro,
and Mrs. Earl Kochenour,
a son at 2:28 a. m. Wed- |
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, Nathan Williams |
announced the birth of a 9'2 lb.
daughter Mary Jane, on Sunday
April 27.
A Mrs
CARD PARTY TONIGHT
St. Mary's Catholic Church will
hold a card party
and Mrs. Paul Frank in Florin.
The public is cordially invited to
aitend and enjoy an evening at

cards.
the !
late |
of |
Scout
material |
about a |
elected officers and |
J. A. Bachman,
Mr. and Mrs, Herman Ginter, Mt |
tonight (Thurs- |
Local Affairs
In General
Briefly Told

in Conoy township containing 102 5 : . :
jo : There are 2,520 silos on farms in
acres to Harry E. Strickler, Conoy
Lancaster Co.
township, on the grounds that an TI
3 O TCL 1 icenses -
agreement had been made for the| = Joe mercantile licenses ex
cale but never completed, and that pire ast Wednesday,
the settlement was to have becn|, rge W. Hensel Jr. celebrated
+ ‘ . : 3.75 ir 3 7S
made April, 1941. The sale price is his 75th birthday May 3. .
$2 600. A lot of cigarcts were stolen from

[2 railroad car at Columbia.
| Martin Walls, 61 Lancaster, was
| killed in an auto mishap at Middle-
li own Sunday.
| Mis, Fdith
| R oute 1,
fell down steps.
{ Threo hurt when a midget
| auto was telescoped by a big truck
near Lancaster.
Clarenca Sander, Columbia
| Route 2, was granted a divorce fren?
Mae C. Sander 21.
Two strangers charged a
$76 for
her roof one hour.
Robert Fox, 17,
{ himself in the leg with a
while hunting
Ruth: W. Carper,
High School senior
Good, 32, Columbia
was injured when she
were
22,
Millers-
ville woman working on
East Earl, shot
22 rific
rats.
16, Quarryvill:
won $100 first
prize in an essay contest.
{ Clificrd Buch, 44
lon the P. R. R. tracks near Gap.
| He was struck by a train.
{| J. Fred Sener, FF & M. freshman
! shot himself in both legs with a re-
, was found dzad
volver while shooting mark.
Our County Commissioners
derad 7,200 flags for decorating vet-
erans’ graves for Memorial Day
It cost Floyd White $20 and cost tc
fish with his hands and Scott Pom-
raning $25 and costs to fish without
a license.
Fist it was Mariastta, now Man
heim is staging a war against reck-
or-
less autoists.
a day.
When a large truck hit a pole on
the Harrisburg pike west of Lanc.,
in
| jars were scattered for some dis-
tance. The cargo contained 1500
cases.
rr ll Cre
TIDY PRODUCTS CORP.
INCREASES ITS WAGES
The Tidy
umbia, of which a branch was re-
{ cently opened at Florin, announces
| these increases in wages as of May
1st,
Minimum for women, 37% cents
{an hour or $1500 a week, an in-
| crease of 7 percent.
Men, a minimum of 45 cents an
hour of $18.00 a week.
| This same increase is effective at
| Florin to all employes after four
{ months service.
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{MISS SHONK HONORED
{AT WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Miss Mary J. Shonk, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin E. Shonk, a
Junior at George Washington Uni-
| versity. Washington, D. C., was re-
cently elected a member of Jota
Sigma Pi, National Honor Society
| For Women In chemistry. She is
| the only student who qualfied for
{ miembership in the past three years |
im-
Pol-
at that Universiy
mediately elected secretary of
crium Chapter.
and was
|
|
i
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{
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{
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{
{
A: a meeting of Friendship Fire
| Company, No. 1, held last Thursday |
La France pumper was
purchased at a price of $6,885.00.
It was understood the pumper
would be delivered
lof 65 working days, or about Aug-
fust 1st.
| Four bids were received on the
| engine from the following com-
Seagraves, Buffalo Fire
|
|
|
|
i
| panies:
pe +
LaFrance Corporation,
Eight paid fines there {in
Products Corp., Col-|7
after a period |
THE NEW OFFICERS
|OF E'TOWN 4-H. CORN
‘AND TOBACCO CLUBS
The Elizabethtown 4-H Corn and |
| Tobacco Club was re-organized at
a recent meeting held at the farm
|of Victor Longenecker, Elizabeth- |
town R. D. 3, with an initial en-|
'rollment of 26 members. These of-
| ficers were elected:
| President, William Risser, Bain-
| bridge; vice president. Lester Ro-
‘Success of Our Memorial Day
Celebration Depends Entirely
Upon Your Generosity
Man Says Ado Hit
Him; Police Insist
‘He Was Stabbed
land, Mount Joy R. D. 1: secretary
| Mary Berrier, Elizabethtown R, D |
{ 3; treasurer, Elwood Earhart, Eliza- |
| bethtown R. D. 3; song leader
| Helen Martin, Mount Joy R. D. 1-
| game leaders, Dorothy Longenecker
i Elizabethtown R, D. 3: and Dale!
[Berrien Elizabethtown R. D. 3:
'nd news reporter, Glenn Heins |
| Elizabethtown R. D. 3.
enccker, Elizabethtown R. D. 3, will
serve as adult leader of the corn
club; and Curvin H, Martin, Mount |
Joy R. D. 1; and Frank G. Weir-
man, Mount Joy R. D. 1, were nam-
ed local leaders of the tobacco
growing group.
rel {lilies

6 More Able
Men For The
U. S. Service
“Pack Up Your
Your Old Kit Bag and Smile”
We'll “Keep the Home
ing.”
That was significant
Troubles in
boys!
of the en-
about in
The average height
and the
A list of the
These “tops”
their physiques,
was 72 inches
w cial, 166 pounds.
boys follows:
boys were
average
Lester Shenk, Maytown, 6 ft. 5
, 180 lbs.
Bernard Fissel, Manheim, 6 ft. 4
in., 187 lbs.
Frank Ziegler Marietta, 5 ft. 11
ins., 165 lbs.
Glenn O'Connor, Bain) 5
it. 11 in. 145 lbs.
Millard Hoffman, Rheems, 5 ft. 10
n., 170 lbs.
Stanley Becker, Lititz R. D,, 5 ft.
150 lbs.
following
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ci itll A le
The
paragraph is a
I
ing, prize winners were: 500—Jen-
man and Albert Showalter.
Pinochle: Oscar Krebs,
Gochenauer, Mary Houseal, Ella
Rinehart, Sara Cain, Mildred Eber-
sole, Mrs. R. H. Shissled, S. B
Becker, John Conrad, irs. Charles
Foltz, Anna Tripp, Mrs. Amos New-
|ccmer, Anna White
Barnhart.
Door Prize, Jennie Styer.
a In i

HAS A PAIR OF REAL
OLD PUBLICATIONS
Mrs. Harry Kuhn, South Market
Street, brought two old publications
tc this oflice. One is a Baer's Alm-

other is a
Both are
lanac of 1892 and the
| public sale bill of 1893.
Friendship Fire Co. No.1
Purchased New Pumper
of |
gallon
168
[per carries a 150
{tank and has a inch wheel
nesday at th n r 1
ay ®t e Lancaster Genera jnight, a five hundred gallon, Am-~| | base. The engine has no running |
boards, carrying the firemen in the |
{body of the truck rather
around the outside.
|enable firemen to work
| quickly and efficiently at the scene
of the fire.
At the time of
373.60 had been
the meeting $1,- |
Elmira, New York, from whom it|gine had been sold to the Yoe Fire
was purchased.
| This very modern 500 gal. pum-
Company for $500.00.
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Fires Burn- |
thuciastic gathering at Mount Joy
Friday morning, May 2, for the |
: |
young men leaving for Harrisburg. |
Women of the Moose, Friday even- |
nie Siyer, J. Conrad, Frank Eshle- |
i Breneman
Emma |
Victor Long- |
i town,
{by a
| ing
| Monday morning,
| left shoulder
| closed that
re-
New
news item is
Lancaster
{following
the
The
printed
Ero:
State Police
day said that their investigation dis-
Herman College, twen-
D. 1. who re
east of
from
Motor at noon Mon=-
. Mount Joy R.
highway
{ ty-thre
cides along the
who claimed he was injured
run motorist while walk-
cast of here early
had been stabbed
hit
to his home
suffering a wound of the
and another wound of
College,
the left wrist which severed a ten-
i don,

Genera!
was
was admitted to the
where condition
said he
hospital, his
reported fair. Police
considerable blood.
Motor Police McGeary and
Minchhoff investigated after Col-
lege walked to the office of Dr. W.
M. Workman, here, at 4 A. M. Mon-
and told the physician he was
a hitrun driver. At first
he told police the same story, but
later they said he admitted he had
been out that night with a married
but refused her
lost
men
day
struck by
woman, to reveal
name.
On Saturday our
distribute
Mount
mation compiled
pared by
Committee.
needs
the
and Florin.
therein
Joy
was
our
ance
mittee
balace carried
to over
last make this vear
bration
We feel sure
cee the
and we feel doubly
year, to
a success.
all of you
sure
“let the committee down.”

macher, Captain,
James Hockenberry.
District No. 2—

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William Ellis
Boy Scouts
a letter to every home in
will
The infor-
pre-
Memorial Day Fin-
In brief, the com-
at least $500 in addition
from
cele-
wani to
usual successful celebration
you won't
an enve-
The
With each letter will be
lope for your contribution.
committee s named the captains
for each district and said captains
Here
have named their assistants,
they are:
District No. 1—J. Fred Fenster-
and
Chatles Latchford
Captain Norman Sprecher and
Arthur Hetrick.
District No. 3— Clyde Eshleman,
Captain, Lester Hostetter, John
Dellinger.
District No. 4—Simon P. Nissley,
Captain,
District No. 5—Flwin March, Cap-
tain, Harry Walters, John News
comer.
District No. 6 — Jay Bamhart,
Captain, Calvin Kramer and Joseph
S. B. Forms Proposed Budget
Reduced Percapita Tax $1
Re-elected Secretary & Treas.
The School Board met on Monday
evening, May 5, board office
f the Git School building.
The minutes of the previous meet-
in the
de

"THE KUHNS VERSUS THE
|
ERBS IN A RENT TANGLE
Earl F. and Kathryn Erb,
former
| ing were read and approved as read. | tenants of the dwelling at 204 Mt.
|
|
and Mrs. O. R. |
|
of $3,875. 80 |
committee
for
the
A balance May 1st
reported by finance
ed treasurer for a term of one year
| beginning July 1st and Joseph
was re-elected secretary
for a term of four years also begin-
ning July 1st. The proposed bud-
aot for the coming term was formed
and same will be adopted by the
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sae ment lee
| UNSOLD TOBACCO
BEING PICKED UP
Unsold tobacco crops scattered
| about the country, are being picked
{up by buyers.
One crop of 12 acres in Donegal
{ township wi
1s sold this week at 13

{ and 11 for wrappers and 5 cents for
fillers. During the general buying
ops in that area bought 15 and
VOLUNTEERED
SHED ROOF BLAZE = jin good condition.
Friendship Fire company was | CAUGHT IN THE ACT te
summoned to extinguish a fire in | The furniture of Paul and Hazel | THEIR FIRST PAY DAY
the roof of a hed in the rear of the | Fuhrman, Marietta, was levied or Last Wednesday was the first pay
home of James Shaeffer, 20 East | for $37 taxes, One morning at 3 am. [day for the soldiers and officers at |
Main street, at 2 p. m. Saturday- | they tried to sneak it out of the | Indiantown Gap. $620.000 was
day. Firemen said the blaze was | house, were caught paid the taxes in { handed out tele in one Day.
caused by sparks from a brush fire. | ful and $3 16 in costs, "The soldiers et $21 por month,
CY
5.
of crops were al
chased in Conoy township,
etme const A mi:
TUESDAY
A number SO pur-
James Beamesderfer, son of Mr.
{ and Mrs. Harry Beamenderfer, New
| Haven Street, volunteered at the
{ Draft Board No. 1, Tuesday. and
ol leave on May 19th.
emerson eee me
| FOOD § SALE MAY 10
On Saturday, May 10th, the Ladies
{ Auxiliary of Friendship Fire Co.
will hold a food salz in the former
booster |
|
than |
There are alsc|
numerous modern features that will |
more
collected for the |
day, May 8) at the home of Mr.| Apparatus, Auto-Car and the Am- |pumper fund and Tuesday evening | SEIZE SLOT MACHINES
af |it was announced that the old en
|
Acme store room, East Main St.
reel re
DRIEST IN 24 YEARS
The April
was the driest we have had in twen-
ty-four according to the re.
cords of the U. S. Weather Bureau
re tll Aes
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
month of just closed
years
Saturday, June 14th, the Ladies’
Aid Society of Trinity Lutheran
Church, will hold a strawberry
festival on the Church Lawn
cll AG Ire.
County authorities confiscated
slot machines at Chas, H. Hecker’s
store, Manheim and Roy Zug’s re-
|staurant, East Petersburg,

|
{ Sayres,

Joy st.,
asked the court to be allow-
ed to defend themselves against a
> we Mr. W. E. Nitrauer presented his | judgement and execution for $44
CARD PARTY WINNERS | attendance and activity report for|in rent issued against them by
At the card party held by the ! April and same was accepted. | their erstwhile landlords, Jacob S
Membership Committee of the | Reuben Fellenbaum was re-elect- | and Harry H. Kuhn.
The Erbs claim they offered pay-
their
in
for
early
additional
ment of $22
and
Kuhns seek
the April rent. A rule
ed, returnable in 15 days.
De
Mortuary
Record In
moved April,
an
March rent.
The
$22
was grant=-
This Section
David B. Missimer, 60, died
Manheim.
Mary, wife of Edwin F. Fa
died at Columbia.
Mrs. Florence Swe

for
wey, 70, widow
of Bernard Sweeney, died Col-
umbia,
Mrs. Martha Deep 65. wife of
John S. Deep, near Neflsville, died
Sunday.
Mrs. Thelma Hoffman, 24, Lan-
caster, tried suicide by gas but was
unsuccessful,

Noah T. Hollinger, 73, at
Hanheim, a wife four children and
a brother survive,
Mrs. Anna IL. Burger, widow of
Henry Burger, died at Columbia
after a year's illness.
Peggy Ann Feltch, aged five
months, daughter of Wm. E. Feltch
Columbia Route 2, died Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ulm Fryberger, 66
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SUIT-ABLY REWARDED
Mr. Chas. Z. Derr, received his
thirty-five dollar suit, offered by
Scheid and Sweeton
Lancaster,
Store,
to the highest individual
scorer in Bowling in Lancaster City
and County. Mr. Derr
wolled a
perfect score last March and receiv-
ed the award Saturday.
A Mn
SIXTEENFRS HERE JUNE 21
The Sixteeners will hold their
annual reunion here on Saturday,
June 21st,