May 10, 1951
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Page Three
Legal Notices
CAUTION NOTICE
My wife, Leotta Fye,
my bed and board
cause or provocation, I hereby warn Memory tion
the public not to harbor or trust her ness exalteth a nation
as I will not be responsible for any is a reproach to any
debts she may contract roverbs 14: 34
CLAIR FYE
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CAUTION NOTICE |
My wife, Margaret C, Stover, hav-
ing left by bed and
just cause or provocation, I
warn the public not of David
trust her as 1 will not be responsibil untin he glory of
for any debts she may contract [ Solomon
BERNARD M. STOVER, ra was one of outward gre
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Solomon married
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having left | | for May 13, 1851
without just |
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but
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the old age
board from the
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people
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EXECU TOR S NOTICE
In the matter or the estat
SARAH E. KORMAN, late of
lege Township, Centre County i hrit and
deceased rael from
Letters testamentary on the al
estate having been granted f temple
undersigned, all person debted to i other public
the said estate are requested to tures made the burden of
make immediate payme i
having claims
without delay to
MAN, 408
Mills, Pa., Executor
W. LITKE, Esq., Heverly
Bellefonte, Pa
pring 1 od
thelr
peo
who set up
turned
lab
heavy and
to present 1
LESTER R. KOR-
Lingle Street. Osced people
Building
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ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
In the matter of the estate
CHARLES W. MARTIN
Spring Township
Pa., deceased
Letters of adm n
above estate having been gri
the undersigned
ed to
‘
they advise
all person request
the said estate ’
immediate
those having
against said est
same without delay for
to MERIAM R. MARTIN
istratrix, Bellefonte, R. D
her attorney, LEWIS ORVIS HAR-
VEY Bellefor nte, Pa x20
Are red
0 make
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
In the mat of
HARRY 1 HOY
Township, Centre Count
ceased
Letter
to MERVIN FE
HOY, Administ:
D. 2. Pa
r rETTRC
GETTIG
HOY
PUBLIC SALE
BEAL
OF VALUABLE
ESTATE
gas
property
21 W. Maple
nt } Yi 2 30% 4
f Philipsburg
I .
Deed
Book No
) Prederi
in Centre l
Deed Book No. 201
TERMS OF
when the propert
and the rem
ery of the deed withis
SALE
winder
a on to be deli
H. L. HARPSTER
Thompson & Baird, Att
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
FRIDAY
MAY 2
$40, 000 Fire Perils—
n Pa
property of said de i tuate at tary Elizabetl Hoover
117 E. Presqueisie
Borough of Phill
ticularly described he | 1 oread of the
First National Bank of Philipsburg elephone
to Daniel J. Dennisor dated Oc-
tober 24. 1035. an
tre County, Pennsylvania, I
Book No. 150, page
This sale is subject to
lease to the Gulf Oil Corporation
calling for a monthly rental of fone of
$12500 as more particularl set | completely
forth in Recorder's Office for Cen- Mary
tre County, Pennsylvania, in Mis oover at
Book No. 38, page 577 0 The structure Was va
TERMS OF SALE: 25 $40,000. Loss of furniture
when the property is declared sold mated several thousand
and the remainder upon irniture of Mr
ery of the deed within 30 days. Sale | Watson was saved from
subject to confirmation floor apartment. Mr. and Mr
DAVID L. BAIRD row uffered a complete
Administrator furnishings in the second
Philipsburg, Pa partment. Damage to the
. A | homes and utility poles is
HARPSTER. Auctioneer ted at several hundred
Attorneys
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water pias
deed flames
and electric
away caught f
d recorded in Cen- vam cilities for
Deed
: more than
555 ns mans in
automobiles
an existing ed into the
the tenant
destroyed
were
Elizabeth (M
the time
the deliv
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Thompson { & k Baird,
LEGAL NOTICE | Borough deceased
Notice is hereby given to all per-| widow, Mary Brouse
sons interested that the following 3. The personal property
inventories, appraisements and de- eph H. Davidson, late
crees of court relative to the goods | | Township deceased, set apar
and chattels, set apart to surviving | | widow, Gertrude pP
spouses and children in accordance 4. The personal
with the provisions of the Fiduciar- | Charles H. Light. M. D
fes Act of 1049 have been confirmed [tre Hall Borough,
ni si by the Court, and if no excep- | apart to his widow, Mary G
tions are filed on or before the first | 5. The personal property ¢
day of next term the same will be | dall H. Ripka, late of Bpring
confirmed absolute ship, deceased, set apart
1. The personal property of G. C.| widow, Mary 8. Ripka
Auman, late of Miles Township, de-
ceased, set apart to his widow, Mar-
OO The personal property of Rich
2 e nal pro y oO che
aTaTETETORe, ate nr BeNeronte
prope
late
Penna
Sunday School Lesson
| Inte rnational Sunday School Lesson
people
up the rec
begl
and re-
of dis- |
hundred
heathen
ple of
alleglance
toward
WILLIAM Following the death of Sol
ge One)
Firemer
properties to
miles
1.000 per-
the fire
ued at}
and
the
deceased,
HARRY R. BURD
Register of Wills and
Clerk of the Orphans’
Court of Centre County,
-
Ous-
sin .
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H. L. HARPSTER
AUCTIONEER
Prompt Attention Glven all Bales
PHONE 357%
PINE GROVE MILLS, PA.
(Harold E. Leightley |
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AUCTIONEER
PROMPT ATTENTION
GIVEN ALL BALES
Phone 16-R-11 Centre Hall
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PUBLIC SALE
THE
SALE
UNDERSIGNED WILL
OFFER AT PUBLIC
IN SPRING MILLS ON
Saturday, May 26th
At 1:30 PF.
the following:
REAL ESTATE
B-room frame hous
plant, bath and light,
sion.
SES
Terms of Sale: 25° O1
deed,
delivery of
with
and 1:
new
lot,
steam heating
rye Immediate pos-
1 day of sale, balance on
HAROLD H. WALKER
M. R. McCLAIN,
Auctioneer
conn
pre—
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will offer at public sale on the Blair
Pletcher farm,
Route 220, on
one-quarter
mile north of Howard, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 2
Beginning at 12:
30 p. m.
(DST), the following
personal property:
LIVESTOCK
» HOLSTEIN MILK (
Guernsey ; 1 Holstein milkir
FARM MA
OWS:
(or Xt) 1m
b |
Holstei
inds daily
CHINERY
Nathaniel Pletcher
E. HUBLER,
Auctioneer
MR n
check
utility
\re
were
Crow -
community of 300 pop-
in the |
homestead of |
attern) |
broke |
esti |
dollars. |
Mr
ir first
Mor-
loss of |
|
floor a-
scorched
|
estima-
dollars
set apart to his
of Jos-
of Boggs
t to his |
Davidson |
riy of |
of Cen-
set |
Light. |
f Ran-
Town-
to his
dence, Willow bank
Foresman's Garage), on
Saturday,
Beginning at 12:30
personal
HOUSEHO
INCLUDING S(
8 plece oak dining ro
combination bookcase &
Che § + Uressers
case
ex Ke P
hall
Nall rack .
kerosene lamp: all kind
Cage fruit Jars. «
IOCKS |
of hook potato
rood
antiques; picture frames
many other art
TERMS:
too nu
ASH.
mw
CIES
HAROLD E.
W r i
War
radi
LEIGHTLEY,
| PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will offer at public sale at hi resi-
street,
Bellefonte, (turn right at
May 12th
(DST), the following
property:
LD GOODS
ME ANTIQUES
om
corner
iting desk,
p
suite; cupboard ;
itable for gun
:
top dresser,
Fag rugs.
marble
Sweepers |
of chairs; lanterns: bird
hot tank; stands; lot
china and glassware; some
and pictures crocks, and
merous to mention,
: 1
(AroHes
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WHLOT
WILLIS SHUEY
Auct.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Village of Pleasant Gap,
Spring Township, Centre County, Pa.
On or before
5 p
Friday, June 1, 1951, the
undersigned will receive sealed bids for the following
valuable real estate situate
Gap:
1. The tract of land
in the Village of Pleasant
fronting on the northeast
erly side of Harrison road 86 feet and extending back
the same width various depths to the creek, and being
erected thereon the fire hou
2. Lots b5-8, inclusive,
shown on the Jodon plan
Pleasant Gap, as recorded
Centre County, Pa., in Plat
these lots may be on one
purchaser may desire,
TERMS OF
tion of acceptance of bid and
of deed within 30 days afte
ance of bid.
SALE: bho,
se buildings,
and 9-12, inclusive, as
of lots in the Village of
in the Recorder's Office of
Book 4, page 57; bide for
lot or for as many as, the
4 ’ »
in cash upon notifica-
| balance of bid on delivery
or date of notice of aegept-
’
The undersigned reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all bids,
Bids should be addressed to:
PLEASANT GAP FIRE COMPANY
James F. Kane, Secretary “Bid”
Pleasant Gap, Pa.
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C—O
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Public Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Saturday, May 26, 1951
2:00 PP. M. — ON THE PREMISES
and
will
The undersigned Executor of the last Will
testament of HARDMAN P. HARRIS, deceased,
offer at public sale the farm of said decedent situate
in Boggs Township, Centre County, Pa., consisting of
195 acres, 144 perches, more or less, more particularly
described in deed John Boob, Sheriff, to H. P.
Harris, dated September 15, 1934 and recorded in
Centre County, Pa., in Sheriff's Deed Book No.
151,
1, page
This sale
erected thereon and is
which will be assigned to th
includes the sand plant and all buildings
subject to any existing lease
e purchaser,
TERMS OF SALE: 25° of the bid h when
property is knocked down and the remainder upon de-
livery of deed within 30 days.
JOHN T. HARRIS, Executor
Graveo Apts, Harrisburg, Pa.
in cas
HERBERT J. STOVER, Auctioneer
LOVE & WILKINSON, Attorneys for Executor
Bellefonte, Pa.
The undersigned will offer
PUBLIC SALE
at public sale at his place
136 S. Allegheny street, Bellefonte, on
Wednesday, May 23rd
Beginning at 10:30 a. m., the following
personal property:
STORE EQUIPMENT
6 {eel DY
of business,
cream
H. E. CLEVENSTINE
Formerly the City Bakery
E. M. (Jack) SMITH,
Paul M. Dubbs, clerk
Auctioneer
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Public Sale
The Saletuigned Executor of the Estate of MARY
E. STEELE, late of Axemann, Spring Township, Cen-
tre County, Pa., will offer at public
the premises on
Saturday, May 12, 1951
Beginning at 9:30 O'clock, A. M.,
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Late model Speed Queen electric washer; drop
head Singer sewing machine; Glenwood range; 1 elec-
tric vacuum cleaner; 1 Perfection oil heater; 1 Col-
umbia oak room stove; 1 electric hot plate; lot of
chairs: rockers: throw rugs; electric and kerosene
lights: 1 library table; 1 upright Victrola; 9 x 12 rug;
kitchen extension table; 2 plank seat chairs: 1 combin-
ation cupboard and secretary: kerosene stove with
oven: lot of carpenter and garden tools; 1 organ; 1
couch: 3 wash bowl and pitcher sets; misc. wash
stands: beds: dressers; cushions; picture frames, and
kitchen utensils; odds and ends of dishes; canned fruit
and jars: several 40-foot extension ladders, and other
items too numerous to mention.
REAL ESTATE
At 11:30 o'clock, A. M., the homestead will be of-
fered for sale, consisting of a large 6 room frame
dwelling house, with electricity and cistern water;
about 1 acre of land and several out-buildings.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
TERMS OF SALE:
Real Estate—25°¢ down when property is de-
clared sold and balance on delivery of deed when sale
is confirmed by Court.
MARY E. STEELE ESTATE
BOND C. WHITE, Executor
HAROLD E. LEIGHTLEY, Auctioneer
Paul M. Dubbs, clerk
Campbell & Miller, Atlys.
deceased, sale on
the following:
Personal Property cash,
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will offer at public sale at his resi-
dence, one mile southwest of Jacksonville, on
SATURDAY, MAY 19th
At 12:00 O'clock Noon (DST)
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Ma jest id
st of drawers; ant
good heater; 1
Vie-
: a lot of
One good cook 2 one
che sink : sideboard ; glider ;
trol:
que
veral rocking chairs
f Crocks,
:
a lot ol
.
medicine cabinet; se
kitchen chairs; dressers; couch ; jars;
bed clothes: mattresses: kitchen cabinet; good table;
picture carpets; several stand 100KINE Flasses
ne garden Lools and a lot of
ntion
AUGUSTUS FRITZ
ROY OYLER, Auctioneer
SALE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Saturday, May 19, 1951
PP. M.—in Coburn, Pa., in the rear
of Donald Reffner’s residence.
} i
IMMAS
range
dozen
nked chairs: 2 rocking
other utensils; garden
TADS |; lard
A. A. AUMAN,
RAY CARPER, Auctioneer
Public Sale
» Daniel Den-
the Den
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Pa , ON
WEDNESDAY, MAY 23
Beginning at 10 A. M., the
personal property:
TIRES
“ws
66—6:00x16 Knobbvs
7:50x20 10-ply
177:
2—=T:50x18 R-ply
indersigned administ
§ rator
nison
following
176:
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LOOIS
50x16 6-ply
7:00x16 6-ply
grips ly .
50x21 1-pls 97: 00x15
6-ply
50x17 §- ph (50x16 R-ply
7:00x17 ‘
50x16 {-ply 26:00x20 6-ply
6:00x16 6-ply 36:50x20 K-ply
h:50x16 4-ply 3—10:00x20 12-ply
00x16 4-ply 2—11:00x20 12-pls
3:50x16 6-ply 2—10:00x22 12-ply
120 innertubes of various sizes for both cars and
Set of carpenter set of service station tools;
pipe fittings and plumbing tools; electric motor: 3
L. C. Smith typewriter; grease gun rack: 4 air hand
grease guns; electric cash register: two 50-gallon oil
glass: lot of second hand door s; large refrigerator; 700
pounds of nails; 192 5-gallon pails of roof coating: 3
4 y-ton Chevrolet pickup truck; and many other articles
not mentioned.
00x16 6-ply E
mud Baa
6-ply
00x19 f-ply 2—6:50x18
9:
1d | J R-ph
1:50x15 4-phy 2—T7:00x20 10-ply
50x15 4-ply 2—11:00x22 12-ply
trucks.
large screw jacks: Victor adding machine; filing case;
tanks; office safe; 22 2x4's, 16 feet long: some plate
hydraulic jacks; lot of motor oil and anti-freeze; 1950
TERMS OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY--CASH.
REAL ESTATE
At the same place on
FRIDAY, MAY 25,
beginning at 2 p. m
offered:
, the following real estate will be
An irregular lot on W. Maple street and Penna.
Railroad, having a two-story frame garage and stone
foundation erected thereon. Also:
On the premises, Presqueisle street, Philipsburg,
the following will be offered at 3 p. m. Friday, May 25:
A l-story garage and gas station on lot 60x100.
This property is on lease to the Sterling Oil Company
at $1256 a month.
Terms of Real Estate made known on day of sale,
DAVID L. BAIRD,
Administrator
H. L. HARPSTER, Auctioneer