Bulletin,

The Ew Joy Bulletin
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher
JUNE, 1901 a
————— ind the tributes his townsmen paid
Published Every Thursday at No. hm well wi
9-11 East Main St, 1 Mount Joy, Pa of Gevernce Dull.

rianted the attendance
Perhaps not all
22 00 cenmunitics may count on the
$1.00 presence of the Chief Executive of
nwealth, but it can
Subscriphion. per vear
Six Months ... ‘i
Three Months on . 60 the
Single Copies .... nesses a8 count on an invigorating
Sample Cop'es T dotted with

Comm
experi-
ence, Fennsylvania is
mmunities which have given the
Entered at the Postoffic
world persons of distinction. The
Joy, Pa. as gt

second-class

ter under the Act | of March 1879. Mt. Joy pattern ought to be adop-
ST ted by them
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E D | T ( ) R | A L ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY
We doubt whether many of you
+ 4 noticed the marked improvement
The K T. Keller celebrition here on the owllving districts of ow
Thursday was a decided success in Lore during the past few years a
every way. Everything passed off dd the editor It wasn’t many
very nicely with not even a hitch venrs awe that ene pu
building lot with
at to-
enywhere. Every individual, who | 0. sinale
wy contributed his or her
back
in any very few exceptions hut look
efforts, deserves a pat on the div's changes
It was @ swell doy for a swell fel- Myr. John Melhorn purchased the
low. late G. Moyer farm and now one
29 can acquire very desirable build-
HE WILL BE MISSED ing locations on the south side of
Saturday fareno nthe Death
Angel caw fit to remove from our In.mediately
Raymond H. Mr. J. Nissley
Keller har beep ailing | the former
a development along the
fown,
Melhorn's,
Gingrich purchased
next to
midst our townsman
Keller. Mr.
seme time. He
farm and laid
for quite was one | gut quite
southein border of the boro
town, Mr. Clar-
acquired the late
of our twn's best business men, a entire
leader in pclitics with no personal To the east of
Schock
Snyder
ambition, a bank director, church | ence
worker, Legionaire and one of this | Frank farm and also de-
scetion’s Yeading citizens. vcloped almost the entire (tract.
We join his family and friends in | Here one can purchase almost any
pourning the Iss eof an unusual kind of a plot desired.
personality. Raymond was one East of town the former Seitz
swell feliow. faim teninted by the late Eara
LL Nye. was purchased by Mr. Wol-
standard semuth and already half a dozen
If the
vells are t
public opinion
believed — and their | iew dwellings have been erected.
elections has | More desirable li cations are avail-
been good—Dewey will | able,
heat Trum:n almost as badly, in To the north of town, Mr. Jos.
record in preaicting
many with boro water.
Bieneman disposed of a portion of
his farm to J. B. Keller & Bro. and
feel confident prospective home
pepular vote, as Roosevelt beat
Landon.
The Ropei
poll has anncunced | We
that it does not plan to check on |seckers could acquire desirable
the vote for president again — it sites. particularly along Fairview
considers the matter ten cut and | St.
Mr. Lin-
quite 2a
That is all very cheering to | Acress Fairview street
Longenecker has
dricd.
the GOP.
still ¢ unscling
However, its leaders are |
{
avainst the luxury | (reet which he is developing. This
of over - confidence. They are | 2lso affords most excellent build-
working ‘nn the idea that the fight | Ing sites.
will be close and tough. | Last week the Bulletin printed
the small
Grofi,
Here's
00 | sale bills for the sale of
NATURE AT WORK i |: rm of the late Maurice
In this age we are awed and] almest entirely in the bovo,
fearful of the terrific power of the |
according to | for
development “bee in his
nother m st exceilent opportunity
atom Lomb. But. scme one who may have the
natural | bonnet,”
| to acquire a desirable area.
That practically
hero and if our town doesn’t grasp
meteorelczists, there is a
force that,
thcusands of
This is the
whe have seen its
when it strikes, is
times as devastating. | encireles our
hurricane, znd those
method, whe | this cpportunity and grow,
wind | tin truthfully say lots
wvailable. This gives the
np one
live where the whirling were not
strikes, know of the damage it most
causes through the tremendous | a wide variety of choice
Come Spring, let's grow.
re eres
HIRAM S. GREINER HEADS
FAMILY GROUP THIS YEAR
Hiram S
les. Autumn is when |
peaceful -seeming |

speed of its
the calm, humid,
sea, can he chuined and swept by
t have on

estimate! im-

winds tha
p:et of 2 million tons for a square Greiner, Manheim R3
. : ) : A
mile of the storm area. So, while | was elected president of the Grein-
mean fears the deve! pment of sci- | er-Kociner-Kriner clan at its re-
bomb, the de- | cent reunion at Penryn Church
elements
atomic
natural
entists, the
urove
velopments of
beyond nan's coatrol, remains the Cther officers are: John A. Grei-
conquer ner, Roancke, Va., 1st vice-presi-
® oe 0 | dent J. Warren Greiner, Lancas-
NOT COVER YET ter R5, 2nd vice-president; Paul M
Chickens be counted | Greine Manheim R3, vice-
until they aire hatched and a pres- | tresident: Elias Galbreath
idential election thst seems won in | heim R3, 4th vice-president; Jo-

Octcheyr can be lost in Nevember. | sepa H. Greine Manheim R2, 5tt
There is a strong convicti:n that ce-president; Morri Greinel
{he Republican candidate is go- | Lebanon, treasurer; Myrtle Grein-
ing to get the enjoyment eof | er, Pyfer, Willew Street, secretary
that new pordh at the White and Cl Gre Hummy

But. all is net clear | town
on the political horizon. The “Dix-
House

et I ee
ie Rebelli n” LETIERS GRANTED
th:t was cailier expected. Seas- Paul R. Newcomer, Rapho town-
didn’t cause the split

ministrator ot the estate of
tte L.. Newcomer, late of Ra-
ened ohservers say farmers ave in-
clined to support the party in pow- hari
er. 2s long as farm prices are up, Pho 1
but zevicultural states are reput- Lizzie B. Minnich, East Hempfield
edly Republican. Previously, org- | Twp, executrix of the tate of
anized labor threztened to desert | Harvey W. Minnich, late f Eas
Ia
the Bemoeratic party, but the | Hempfield Twp
strengest groups in labor taday, Paul R. Newcomer, Rapho Tw
have chosen to “stick”, Neither | administrator cf the estate of Char
side can be assured of a victory, | lotte L. Newcomer, late of Rapho
and we feel that both parties had Twp
better be stocking the locomotive Lizzie B. Minnic Landi
for full steam ahead. xecutrix of the Harvey W. Mi
® 80 nich estate
We reproduce the following edi — —
torial which appeared in the Har-
risburg Patriot Menday, Oct. 4: News From Florin
SCNE OF DISTINCTION
(1 m page 1)
Nearby Mt. Joy set an zppealing

pattern for other communities ima Mi id
when it brought back a native son.
K. T. Keller, metor magnate and nuel Obe »f Mount )
did him honors as part of its Penn- it priva the Har-
sylvania Week program. pe! Ww ten-
Other communities which have gnted by Raymond Forwood S
sired men %ud women of distine- | Mb w IKe possession 1
tion cught to deo likewise at ap- he near futur
propriate times. It is good for those M day « ng a meeting of the
who are honwed and those who | Florin Fire Company Auxiliary
Lionor,—good in the sense of stir-
ving merited home pride and good
in the higher sense of stimulating
other native sons and daughters to Rapho Twp. to
aim high in their ambitions and [Dar s Roger
achievements Rapho Twp., lot on Slab Street, in
Mr, Keller's place in motordem 3.4
2s held at the hall
OO — re es
DEEDS TO BE RECORDED
Victor H. Fogzie,
J. tnd Cleo Haine

Newtown.
(From page 1) rom Page 1)

ing the Lancaster County Medical ver th houlders, fitted bodic
Society, was the speake | short sleeve The full skirt
Dr. Witmer. in hcnoring the Sa- | had gathered tucks across the back
1 p told the rout A ( tapered down the ides. He
os didn’t know } eaddre ded band and
cl { re in havi : d he carried i bouquet of cai
Dr. Kendig vho is more | Nall witn 1 chi ibbons
iv physician. but a! The bridesmaids were Miss Bett
frie A Newcomer, of town 1ster o
ation the groom; Miss Julia ar
A WwW. Worl n. presi M Christian I. Martin, Jr.,, Stat
ent f 4 unt medi ociety, C ege, sister-in-law of the brid
ider The | The A identic to th
I . ke ) id of honor i vine colo
luced he program i SB % especlive
\ A. Hac carried bouquets of
TO vas | in Manor | nation
T 186 : f ke Donald Bi ed i
I 1 | Bai Q n d vere | k Zi
id His parents moved to Sa- | th boro; Richard Charl 1d
1874 1d he | esided | ! I Martin, Jr, and J:
] ead eve i H lartin, | f the bride
I V raduated from M y i Ml ist, pla
e Noi School and recei ragitie Isle
|
1. D. from Jeffer Medic ie vore a
( Philadelph April 3, 1889 {re of dm brown wi
He pra ed in Landi X ce nd
1 ! then took owe Sa rchid cor I'ne bridegroo
i ti f 1 fathe Ww ot ( 1 ifternoon lengt
Ie He n ge physical - of x h dark 1 re
1 | king daily its t Sh } orchid co
his patients. A cep > W aeld mmed
Sl feces ly after the remony in the C
tineatal Room of Wiggin's Restau
Webb Reunion rant. The couple left on a weddir
trip unannounced point
(From Page 1) For traveling, bride woi
Francis Brooks, of Mountville, Mr Rix wil sult wil tching a
nd Mrs. I K. Charles and |cessoties and a whit hit}. co
on, Mi n Vii Richard Ziegler 154
nd sons, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wil- =
. i *robs
lian nd son, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mary S. A. Probst
Nanri
Light and family, Mr. and Mrs Harold Schneider
¥ ar V1 [ \
Merle Widder and daughter all of : Red
¥ rh { V R. Probst 6
incaster Mr. and Mr IT'homas I !
ipo ' . I tc nd B
Diffenb h, Middletown; Mr. and d
yi 1 old of M Willi
Mrs. Richard Bates and family, Eli-
. > 7 tl ro. Ww rried S
zabethtown:; Mi ind Mrs. John 5 >
a " ‘ 1 1 1 th 101 ih pride
Roth, Florin; Mr. Morris Ginder,
NA . : 1 he R A. A. Ko Lul
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Snavely and
3 : t olhiciatn
daughter, Manheim: Mr. and Mrs I
- 1 ra 11 ) ive 1
Stanley Wiker and mn, Centerville
3 rT i ne owel cel
Mrs. Myrtle Bates and sons, Shirley
> ti ent of KH Street M
Ann Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Martin ( M
: 5 ur ( unt V
Ha isey and daughter, Mr and Mrs \ y Howe. 416 E. Ty I
Charles Webb Sr, Billy Webb, Mr. ;
ind Mrs. Charles Webb Jr. and fam-
y, Mr. and Mrs. Addison Habecker, Miss Rut} A viay
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zimmerman | of M VI Pai
nd family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert | grubake Mi: Yon no
Hawthorne, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur | gw 1 ® Staff FN
foward S. Stauffer, son of Mi
Hawthorne, Mr. Harvey Hawthorne | 1, Henry W. Stauffc Manh
8: and Hattie A wthorne. all | pe
Sr., and Hattie Lou Hawthorne, all Ro were marric t 1 am. Sat
of Mount Joy; Mr. and Mrs Richa urday in the hon ti brid
Hawthorne and family, of Maviotia: with the Re i Bom!
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kling, Mi fliciatir
ind Mrs. Robert Kline, Mr. and Mrs. Mi Te Maotzlap 1
Iss dean Nelziel Wa nal
Morris Kauffman and daughter all | honor and Abram Hoove I

f Landisville; Mr. and Mrs. Charles | man. Richard Kauffman id R
Shank and family of Rheems; Mrs. | inond Brubaker ushered
wrles Smith and family of Colum- "0S Se
bia; and Mr. Marlin Wa
Florin “Ra mond H. Keller
—— es
(From paga 1)
RHEEMS poten wuss ors Wi on
om 1 nection th Kk. EK
nG D ( Thursaay le w
Mir. and Mrs. Isace Hollinger of
1 I ( nitte 1
tt ya pe the w end wit
z bo ve d
M 1 Mrs. Blaine Fike 1 -
tt Bloomsh tc 1 the unct honorl
: « n L ¢ 1 I
0 M I Witile We
Sund List ; I aq M Ce ni he Befor 1
Saturda 101] ( 1
Abram Koser and daughter, M :
eve d
) LU Iie hey
ealter
V Harry H ¢ Cues-
. He w |
r Sebring, Flo 1, Wi he .
: Vi I \ Mc( Kelle
ects spend winter :
hi te B. B and
vi vil AR ¢ cated (
Miss Beulah Gibble of Mapl :
% 1 orot Iie VIC -
Grove pent the week end with > : ik
: i INO cattle d nd was
her motaer, Mrs. Ida Gibble of this :
¢ t the J. B. Keller & Bro
ok fir here. He w t of th
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoover and |, : : 3
1 1 . 3 t World We
H. M. Hoover were Sunday din-
: He w direct )
1 uests with Mr, and Mrs. N \
v : y i itiona t Jo I k
Henry Hollinger and family of : :
M Te \ Ng 1 1 1 be 1 15
1 3 1 t i h
i'l loc church tertamed ov- : ae
H | £11
ree ht men of tho I fle w 4 nthe
nambel 3
Di t of Penna { Fellow x i x] of 4 Ch
; h Saturday ; : Mr, Keller v i of St.
{ary } { |
After dinn he group went to the je ¢ Of ine
Uni Bi 1 Chur in Moun Holy Same elk f the Church;
t 1 J Pp ow
} ¢ tL the Ic W 1 Pp PL 1 : Amer
y I of
renaered ) { >
074 PF( {f 1
rl ian 074, BFOF; of Frien
y 23
i AN nere, and
THE WEATHER! | Cll
—— He was Re; leader of the
BY KENNET(! DROHAN re clive polit-
I'he following is a brief summary | ical lif { p \ r many

f the local weather from Wednes- | vea
day September 29 to Tuesday, Oc- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Rutl
tober 5, inclusive:

mother; a son,
Temperatures Ravn B., of to and a broth-
Lowest: 32 (4th) er, J. Robert, also of this bor
Higl 79. (29th). There an so two grandchildren.
Average: 58 funeral was held from St
Lowest this month to date: 32 Mary's Catholic church here on
Highest
this month to date: 77. Tuesday rorning with interment
Type of weather

Clear days: 1 .
Partly cloudy days: 2 Four Somerset county farmers,
Cloudy days: 4 jailed because they refused to bow
Days with rainfall: 3. to the Penna. school code, were re-
Barometer leased Sunday long enough to at-
Lowest: 29.95. (5th). end world communion church ser-
Highest: 30.34. (4th) | vices.
Precipitation TP OWE...
Total rainf 1.19 in The Phila. orchestra opened its

after one day's rehearsal

24 hrs. 92 (5th)
h to date: .93.
rr et A
Greatest in

1sicians culdn’t agree
1 given a $5.00
aise. Now they get $115.00

were
When in need of Printing. (any« a week r
hing) kindly remember the Bulletin ' per week.
J 7 Tony 20 2 2% 'Landisville Lions Weddings Thruout The Bulletin’s Local Lions Club, |
(From page 1)
Scrapbook ! ic ot ren
ney gave a very
also the USA. Bar

inspiring talk as

+ + + | well as some good pointers to the
Week's Best Recipe Laseball team Barney was
American Chop Suey: 1 1b, diced | swamped for his autograph by the
fresh pork, 1-3 c¢ flour, 2 ¢ meal ball team who were presented wilh
[' soy sauce, 3-4 ¢ mush- | baseballs ky their coaches, Messrs
ool halved radishes may be | Clayton Newcomer and Hank Hal-
d), 1 c¢ sliced onion, 3 c¢ | gren
> 1 argarine. 4 ¢! The New Fra presented the ball
shred (ready-to-eat | team with their jackets and will be
Brown meat in heavy fry-| very proud to wear them, The ball
over moderate ean in turn presented their
\ flow tiring until coaches with a copper plaque in
ece of mea coated. Slow- | of the services they ren-
ck and sov sauc A dered them
oms, onion and celery. Cov=- The Lions club was also pre-
lowly 30 minutes, sti nted with a trophy which will be
equently to prevent sticking. | Placed in the high school

trophy

( e margarine and corn closet
in oven. Serve I'l Lions presented Mr. Clayton
1 mound of ‘fot Newcomer with a certificate ol
hred Yield: 6 ry. | Eri A B:b Kunkle for the
I interest and untiring efforts, time,
Use Drippings nergy and money spent in train-
I ften we waste the drippings | ing the Midgets, and the Midget
S if much ba- | Midget baseball teams
or broiled for family We feel sure the Midgets will go
Fat will stay trash out next year with a fecling of not
d in the refrigerator nly being the runners up but the
The till ask for unused fat. col-!|¢naémpions for Lancaster County
i td 4 re —-
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For The Sweet Tooth
bio of 4 ; ( Cor. Jacob & Mount Joy Sts.
moderate oven for ion | SE

i
Iver
Inspirational
¢ | cup i ut butter and
pound arshmallows, in the
l-uble boiler Pou over cereal |
ng well. Pack into a shallow
reased pan, cool nd cut in |
juare Makes about 2 dozen. |
¢

nothing
without friend-
Quintus Ennius, 240 B. C.
—— CI
to buvers
Sterling S
ST. MARK'S RALLY PAY

5 y will 1 Rally Day in the
und Schceol of St. Mark's Evan- i
United Bret! Church ¢ The prices of International
Joy In the main school Sterling hive notfbeen raised.
} ’ 7
| © ID] ] . los il 3 bd
vir. Roy Degher, a nthe You can still feet beautiful
J
nheim Evangelical United Breth- Internationhl Silver for
Sunday School, and in denom- the same pricefou paid several
years ago!

nal youth
Rally Day me
are being
k, will give the
Special pro-

. For examfle? a 6-piece place
planned for each :
setting in most International
ther departments by their
Sterling patterns for less than

assembly of all depart-
1 . $23.00. Just one more reason to
ments in the main school room is to }
diz 1 a on see our distinguished collection
nclude the program. A cordial
of International Sterling Silver.
FICKINGER
Jeweler —
extended to
of the church to

SIMON P.
MARY, G.

IRECTORS
Mourit Loy, Pa.
MOUNT JOY, PA.

East Main St. Tel. 1-W

Win
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ean Crushed Stone
Prompt Délivery at
Low Prices
Penn Lime\ Stene & Cement Company
PHONE E-TOWN 66-R-2 re RHEEMS, PENNA.
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TREADLE SEWING MACHINES |
CONVERTED TO
ELECTRIC We Buy
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PORTABLES at Tep Pfices CONSOLES |

NE W ANI ) v SED MACHINES
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
ALI L AKE S OH
MACHINES
w REPAIRS FOR
2 SEWING
SEW AND
We Pick up and
Deliver Anywhere
$3 6.7 5 Complete
Complete $ 6 0 9 5
Sewing Machine Sales & Service
J. V. RINKLEY,
| Elizabethtown, Pa.
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111 N. Market St.
Phone 216-J

SEW AND SAVE

SAVE pep

More Flavor—For Less Money
Save up to 12c a
pound on A&P Coffee!
Mild and Mellow
EiGHT O'CLOCK
me 40c we $1.15
Rich and Fuli-Bodied
RED CIRCLE
ne ne 1.24
Vigorous and Winey
BOKAR COFFEE
5 $3.29
MILD CHEDDAR CHEES:.
OLEOMARGARINE = 2. 4 —
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ANN PAGE MACARONI OR
3b
SPAGHETTI "5°, i
ARMOUR'S
12-02,
CHOPPED HAM ": 49°
DONUTS Ssh 74. 16¢ 040 2
COFFEE CAKE yn Uo 29c
DEXO 39¢ LiL
CAMPBELL’S BEANS i 2 25¢
DEL MAIZ CORN wu 2 ii 35¢
CORN hm kame 2% 336
TUNA FISH “oii “5.
RICE PUFFS wwe 24s 21c
A&P PUMPKIN 5% 72“ 23c
PRESERVES "5% 37¢ 7 T3c
EVAP.\MILK S7c
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+ 88¢
42c

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JANE PARKER 17-02
VEGETABLE i-lb
SHORTENING can

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HOUSE fe Sl cans

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Sweet,\ Juicy
Ibs
BANANAS =
PASCAL CELERY
HONEY DEWS uv
MIXED NUTS
V-8 CATSUP
WHITE CREAM STYLE
DEL MONTE CORN
NIBLETS SPEARS
ASPARAGUS
SUNSWEET
PRUNE JUICE
A&P EVAPORATED
PEACHES
NECTAR
TEA BAGS
OUR OWN
TEA BAGS
i4c
i9¢c
cach ZC
Ib bag 49€
14-037 bot 23¢€
fumho
stalk
2 17-07 cans 37¢
145-07 can 33€
4 6-07 cans 25¢
11-07 pkg 17€
pkg of 50 4ie
pkg of 50 38¢c
CHICKEN FEED
DAILY LAYING MASH DAILY SCRATCH FEED
230. 81.19 20h. hag ...... $1.19
100 1b. bag ........... 54.59 .............. $1.50

83 E. Main St. Mount Joy, Pa.
All prices in this advertisement are effective in all A&P Super
Markets and Self-Service Food Stores in Mount Joy
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