UNION PRESS-COURIER
Thursday, August 13, 1042
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| LEGAL NOTICE | erals, etc, Improvements: Two-story erly line of lot No. 40 on plan of on line of Route No. 62 and place
| frame dwelling house and out build- Doris; thence by the southerly line of beginning. .
| ings, subject to the rights relative to of sald 16-foot alley north 89 degrees Te became Lot in Joe getehd -
5 f oe pipe line. For full description see two minutes east 65.4 feet to a post ants by ee ated ctober 5, 33
YOUR HEALTH | In pursuatice of an order of the | Cambria County records, deed book at intersection of said 16-foot alley and recorded in deed book, volume 4553,
The following accounts have been! Orphan's Court of Cambria County volume 416, page 155. Owner or re- with another 16-foot alley; thence by page 261.
¥ % » : o y 4 ndersigned puted owner, Peter Baum, line of said last mentioned 16-foot N. A. Malloy, attorny for plain-
examined and passed by me and re. | dated March 24, 1942, the u g C.. Randolph Mye ttorney for lley south one degree 30 minutes west tiff
ucational Committee of bis da i ; io , in- will offer to public sale on the prem- y i Ango'p, yers, avtorney for fi ley s( Ole gopre nies Noo ,
rom Ed dical main on file in this office for the in-, SY ar t 20, 1942 at plaintiff, 120 feet more or less to Dost at south LEY. Ta N0. 5
Trustees of the Medical i arties interested and will | ises on Saturday, Augus , 1942, a a -— easterly corner of lot No. 41 on said 3, . ho 3
Board of > aviv ‘hiel spection of parties interested a i 2 o'clock P. M y 1 he tt t of 1 al FI. FA. NO. 34 plan of Doris; thence by a straight line All the right, title and interest
Society of Pennsylvania, which be presented to the court for confir- « o'cloc -M, a BL lract of and) All the right, title and interest of in a northerly direction and through of Bertha May Walls, now Bertha
Cambria County Medical Society mation and allowance on Tuesday, |in Allegheny Township, County of| Aaron Robinson and Rebecca Robin- the middle of said lot No. 40, 120 feet May Walls Walker, and W. Dorsey
Cambria and State of Pennsylvania, son, his wife, of, in and to, all that to a post, the place of beginning. Be- Walker, her husband, mortgagors, and
| the easterly one-half of lot No. Edith Barr Andrews, terre tenant, of,
is a component . . .
The stomach is involved in about 35 |
percent, of all deaths from cancer.
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Cancer in this part of the body may
reach a considerable size, or an ad-
vanced stage before giving any defin-
ite symptoms.
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In about one-fourth of cases, indi-
gestion precedes the recognition of
cancer of the stomach.
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This indigestion is similar to that
connected with ulcer of the stomach
and duodenum, or gallbladder.
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The best. safeguard agaipst stom-
ach cancértiflia careful X-afdy edam-
ination of the stomach once or twice
a year. ahi 3% {
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Cancer of the bowel presents its
first symptom with some irregularity.
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There is likely to be diarrhea, al-
ternating with constipation.
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Hoarseness is the earliest symptom
of cancer of the larynx.
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A laryngoscopic examination should
be made at an early period.
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If the cancer of the larynx is tec-
ognized early the operation is said to
effect cure in 80 per cent of the cases.
* ¥ *
* Cancer of the lungs usually gives
®8 the earliest symptoms the expect-
oration of blood.
% %
To confuse accuracy in diagnosis,
fever may be present in cancer of the
lungs and cancer may be associated
with tuberculosis.
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An X-ray examination plus a bron-
chascopic examination will give an
early diagnosis.
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Alertness and immediate and
thorough cooperation on the part of
both patient and physician will go far
toward the control of cancer.
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Cancer is surable—but only when
treated early enough.
THE COMMON DEFENSE
Devotion to Our Cause
The propaganda front is our front.
Every American citizen is on it. On
the propaganda front our minds and
our hearts, our reason and our emo-
tions are enlisted. What we think
and feel and say is counting every-
where for American victory or defeat.
The Nazis want us to feel their way
and talk their way. They want Am-
ericans who are Christians to hate
Americans who are Jews. They want
us to quarrel and waste our strength
fighting each other rather than to use
it in fighting them. The Nazis did
not spend 400 million dollars on this
kind of propaganda for nothing in
America. They intended that it should
prove effective against us—and for
them.
But we cannot be loyal to America
and yet think the thoughts and speak
the words of Nazi propaganda. For
loyalty to America is more than fond-
ness for a certain geographical area.
It is a consuming devotion to a body
of ideals and aspirations which have
transfigured this land above all other
lands on the face of the earth. Loy-
alty to America is passionate love
for a country where a way of life is
being developed in which the dignity
of man is recognized and respecteu
by the whole community; where a
man’s rights are jealously safeguard-
ed by the state; where opportunity is
open to him for the development of
such talents as God has given him;
where those who, by reason of sick-
ness or weakness, are not economical-
ly profitable to the state, are protect-
de in the right to life and happiness;
where liberty is for all, and justice for
all. America is a community of neigh-
bors, self-governing and self-respect-
ing. This is America. And this is
what Hitler, with the help of our na-
tive fascists, thirsts to destroy.
We all have the responsibility to
bring to the American people in every
village, and hamlet, and city, and
farm, and factory, and home, and
school in this land the knowledge of
the great American ideal for man-
kind. We must learn to pledge alle-
giance to the flag with enthusiasm
and zeal, and when we say: “One Na-
tion, indivisible, with liberty and jus-
tice for all” we must know with feel-
ing what we mean. Liberty and jus-
tice for all. For Christians? Yes. For
Jews? Yes. For Protestants, for the |
Marsden,
Marsden.
Peale, et. al.,
Trust Agreement of Rembrandt Peale.
September 8, 1942:
1. Final account of William IL
Rager, executor of Mary M. Rager.
2. Final account of Moxham Na-
tional Bank, administrator d. b. n. of
| Ida R. Plotts.
3. Final account of Stephen E.
Razga, administrator of Stephen J.
Razga. .
4. Final account of Fred G. Ribb-
lett and Fidel Ribblett, administra-
tors of David C. Ribblett.
5. Final account of Marguerite Gill,
executrix of Mary Fisher.
6. Final account of Joseph K. Love,
administrator of Katherine Neal Love.
7. Final account of Vincent A.
Huber, executor of Peter Semelsber-
er.
B 8. Final account of Mary E. Wike,
or Wyke, executrix of Will W. Wike,
or Wyke.
9. Final account of Aloysius Skelly
and Harry A. Anstead, administrators
of Mary Skelly.
10. Final account of Ambrose Stiff-
ler, executor of Henrietta Saiffler.
11. Final account of Daisy Pearl
Tate, administratrix of Christina, or
Christena, or Tena Anstead.
12 Final accoount of Moxham Na-
tional Bank, one of executors of And-
rew Koval, or Andy Kowal.
13. Partial account of Johnstown
Bank & Trust Co., administrator c.
t. a. of Ann Della Hull.
14. Partial account of Paul D.
Washington, administrator d.b.n.c.t.a.
of Josephine R. Weise.
15. Final account of Johnstown
Bank & Trust Co., administrator of
George Walters.
16. Partial account of Charles F.
Hager, administrator c. t. a. of Emma
Hager Howard.
account of George H.
administrator of Louisa
17. Final
18. Final account of John Vasil, ex-
ecutor of Elizabeth Vasil, or Lizzie
Wasil.
19. Final account of Suzanna Cima,
administratrix of Mike Cimo, or Cima,
otherwise Ma jk Cima, otherwise
Michael Czimo.
20. Final account of Maurice Stay-
er, administrator of H. William Leg-
gett.
21. Final aecount of Freda Shaffer,
administratrix c. t. a. of Mary Koch
Huber, formerly Mary Koch.
22. Partial account of Johnstown
Bank & Trust Co., executor of John
F. Hochstein. -
23. Final account of Caroline Kvit-
kovie, administratrix of Stefon or
Stephen Kvitkovic.
24. Final account of Graham Jarvie,
executor of Sarah Ann Heilman.
25. Final account of Victoria Shren-
kel, executrix of Mary Plahutnik.
26. Final account of Joseph G.
Compel, administrator of Irene or
Irin Compel.
‘27. Final account of Martin Bar-
etincic, administrator of Frank Press-
burg.
28. Final account of Edwin W.
Gossard and Homer C. Gossard, ad-
ministrators of Delilah Jane Gossard.
29. Final account of Marion Dibert
Suppes, executor of George O. Suppes.
30. Final account of Johnstown
Bank & Trust Co., administrator d.b.
n.c.t.a. of Charles J. McCracken.
31. Parital account of George H.
Rosenberry, executor of Salona Bier-
shenk.
32. Final account of John W. Car-
ney, administrator of Mary Catherine,
or Mary Cooney.
33. Final account of J. H. Connell,
Jr., executor of Reuben G. Deihl.
34. Final account of Alicia Hille-
gas and S. Ross Hammer, executors
of Samuel J. Hillegas.
35. Final account of William E.
Scanlan and C. L. Harmony, execu-
tors of LeRoy J. Scanlan.
36. Final account of Jane 6 McB.
| Trout, executrix of Harry E. Trout.
37. Final account of Charles L.
| Auer, administrator of Henry Sehreib-
| er.
|
38. Final account of Merton Ed-
wards and Bertha Learn, executors
of John L. or J. L. Edwards.
39. Final account of Martin Bar-
etincic, administrator c. t. a. of Mich-
ael Klein, or Kelin.
40. Partial account of Richard
Peale and Rembrandt Peale, Jr., trus-
tees under the Will of Rembrandt
Peale.
41. Partial account of Richard
Peale and Rembrandt Peale, Jr., trus-
tees under 1922 Trust Agreement of
Rembrandt Peale, et al.
account of Richard
Trustees under 1932
42. Partial
43. Final account of Edwin Huber,
executor of Dennis S. Noon.
44. Final account of Joseph Leitz,
administrator of John Leitz.
45. Final account of John A. Noll,
administrator of Minnie E. Noll.
46. Final account of Elizabeth C.
Kuntz, executrix of William J. Kuntz.
47. Supplement to Partial account
of George W. Griffith and Frank J.
Hartmann, executors of S. L., or Sam-
uel Lemmon, or S. Lemon, or Samuel
Catholics, for white men, for the|L. Reed.
Negroes? Yes. A powerful affirma- | MICHAEL J. HARTNETT
tion of faith in the American creed | Register of Wills.
must shake this country to its depths. | Ebensburg, Pa., Aug. 8, 1942. S3
This is the faith which makes an in-
vincible army of free men on the mili. |
tary front, and this is the faith which |
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EXECUTRIX’S NOTICE
In the Estate of Eva Smarsh, late
makes a determined army of success- | of Susquehanna Township, County of
ful managers and workers on the pro-|Camkiia and State of Pennsylvania,
duction front, and this is a work for |deceased.
America in which every citizen can
Notice is hereby given that Letters
take an indispensable part by appre- | Testamentary in the estate of the ab-
ciating his neighbor's virtues and de- |0Ve named decedent have been grant-
fending his neighbor's rights.
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DO YOU KNOW
ed to the undersigned. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same
One out of every three women who | will make them known without delay
die before the age of 26 is a victim
of tuberculosis.
Next to venereal diseases, mumps |
is the most disabling of the acute in|
fections among military recruits.
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to Alice Keefe, Executrix,
S17
Spangler, Pa,
Boiling Springs, 17 miles north-
west of Harrisburg, are composed of
| thirty individual springs forming a
Elliott State Park, atop Penfield | combined flow of 24 million gallons
Mountain eight miles from Clearfield, | of water every 24 hours. The averdge
is the only State part which has a temperature is 45 degrees and the
band shell for concert presentations.’ springs have never frozen.
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a post, corner of land
of Thomas Will; thence along land of
said Thomas Will and Mrs. Samuel
Will N. 30 degrees 6 minutes E.
2391.3 feet to a post on line of land
of George Krug; thence along land of
said George Krug S. 89 degrees 24
minutes E. 1117 feet to a post on line
of land of James Maloney; thence
along line of said Maloney S. 29 de-
grees 37 minutes E. 643 feet to a pine
stump, thence along said land S. 64
degrees 5 minutes E. 265 feet to a pine
corner of land of J. E. Mansfield;
thence along land of said Mansfield
and land of James Chirdon S. 28 de-
grees’ 30 minutes W. 2684 feet to a
post, corner of land of D. R. Moore;
thence along land of said Moore and
Thomas Will N. 65 degrees W. 1755.8
feet to a post the place of beginning.
Containing 105 Acres 128 Perches.
Being the same land which was
conveyed to Andrew Basal by Charles
W. Moore et ux., by deed bearing date
of the 4th day of March, 1871, and
recorded in Cambria County, Penn-
sylvania, in Deed Book Vol. 32 at
Fage 74, and which was devised by
said Andrew Basal to Frank H. Basal
by his Will bearing date of June 30,
1906, and of record in the office of
the Register of Wills of Cambria
County in Will Book Vol. 7 at page
127. !
Excepting and reserving all the
coal in and underlying said land, to-
gether with the mining rights and
privileges which were granted and
conveyed with said coal by said And-
rew Basal and wife to the Cone-
maugh Coal & Coke Company by deed
dated June 30, 1898, and recorded in
said County in Deed Beok Vol. 118
at Page 319.
Terms of Sale: 10% to be paid
when the property is struck down and
the balance, cash upon delievery of
deed.
Mayme Basal,
Administratrix of the Estate
of Frank H. Basal, Deceased.
Shettig & Swope,
Attorneys for Administratrix,
Ebensburg, Pa.
SHERIFF'S SALES
By virtue of certain sundry writs of
Fieri Facias, Levari Facias, Alias Fieri
Facias, Alias Levari Facias and Ven.
Expon. issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas to me directed there
will be exposed to public sale at the
Courthouse, Ebensburg, Pa.
Courtroom No. 4 on
Friday, September 4, 1942, at
1:15 o'clock, P. M., Eastern War Time,
the following described real estate, to
wit:
A20
CONDITIONS OF SALE
The pyrchase money will be paid at
the’ time of sale or by Friday, Sep-
tember 11, 1942, at 1:15 o'clock, P. M.,
Eastern War Time, otherwise the prop-
erty will again on Friday, September
11, 1942 at 1:15 o'clock, P. M., Eastern
War Time, at the Courthouse in Eb-
ensburg, be put up and sold at the
risk and expense of the persons to
whom it was struck off, who in case
of any deficiency on such sale shall
make good the same.
FI FA. NO. 9
All the right, title and interest of
Nellie C. Cousins, otherwise Nellie C.
Hillegass, surviving tenant by the en-
tireties, and Guy Cousins. her hus-
band, in and to all that lot of ground
situate in Croyle Township, Cambria
County, Pennsylvania, fronting fifty
(50) feet on east side of Wood Street
and extending back one hundred (100)
feet, and bounded on the south side
by Lot No. 16, and on the north side
by Lot No. 18, and said lot being
Lot No. 17, as shown by Plan of Lots
of Wilson and Flenner Plan of Lots.
Being property for which deed is re-
corded at deed book volume 327, page
358. Improvement a two-story dwelling
house.
R. Meade
plaintiff.
Stineman, attorney for
LEV. FA. NO. 27
All the right, title and interest of
James Walter Skagerberg, executor of
Ida Mae Skagerberg, deceased, real
owner, and Ida Mae Skagerberg and
J. W. Skagerberg otherwise James Wal-
ter Skagerberg, her husband, mortgag-
ors, of, in and to the following real
estate situate in the Borough, of Cres-
son , Cambria County, Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows: Be-
ginning at a point on line of the high-
way known as the New Portage Rail-
road, at corner of land of Manor Real
Estate and Trust Company; thence by
line of said New Portage Railroad
north 35° 47’ east 168 feet to a post;
thence by line of lot of Christina
Brown of which this was a part, south
54° 13’ east 295.14 feet to a post;
thence by land of said Manor Real
Estate and Trust Company south 33°
56’ west 95.31 feet to a stone, and
still by land of same north 67° 56’
west 292.75 feet to a stone, and still
by same north 67° 48° west 14.21 feet
to a post, the place of beginning. Hav-
ing a hotel building thereon erected.
Together with the water right, laid
with pipes one inch in diameter to the
premises above conveyed, from the
spring at which is called Nagle's cross-
ing on the bed of the New Portage
Railroad opposite the steam saw-mill
of M. M. Adams; together with free
ingress, egress and regress to the said
parties of the second part, their suc-
cessors and assigns, and their employes
to enter upon the land formerly of the
said M. Adams (deceased) through
which the said pipes may be laid or
run, for the mending, cleaning and
repairing the same, without let or
hindrance forever; being the same
privilege and water right mentioned
and described and conveyed by M e
Adams et ux. to William Callen by
their deed bearing date the 28th day
of November, 1865, and duly recorded
in the office for recording deeds, etc.,
in and for said County of Cambria
in Deed Book No. 29 page, 800, et seq.
Excepting and reserving, however,
out of the above piece or parcel of
land the following: Beginning at a
post on Second Street; thence north
67° 56’ west 123 feet to a post; thence
through property of which this is a
part north 35° 16’ east 126 feet to a
post in line of land of Christina
Brown; thence along line of said
Christina Brown, south 54° 13’ east
120.2 feet to a post on Second Street;
thence along Second Street south 30°
50’ west 95.31 feet» to the place of be-
ginning.
Taken in execution at the suit of
Frank J. Hartmann and George W.
Griffith, executors of the estate of S.
L. Reed, deceased.
i J. Hartmann, attorney for plain-
FI. FA. NO. 30
Lot in Cambria Township, Cambria
County, Pennsylvania, known as lot
No. 24 on plan of Burns’ addition to
the Borough of Ebensburg. Excepting
and reserving all coal and other min-
certain lot or piece of ground situate,
lying and being in the Seventh Ward,
of the City of Johnstown, County of
Cambria and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described, as follows:
To wit: Fronting forty (40) feet on
Pine Street and extending back the
same width, between parallel lines
a distance of one hundred eighteen
and sixty-seven (118.67) hundredths
feet along line of lot No. 11 and one
hundred eighteen and sixty-one-hun-
dredths (118.61) feet along line of lot
No. 13 to an alley in_ the rear. And
being known on the Ripple Plan of
lots as lot No. 12. Having erected
thereon a two-story brick dwelling
and a garage building, and known as
608 Pine Street, Johnstown, Pa.
Taken in execution at the suit of
Ralph Herny. !
Weimer & Bennett, attorneys for
plaintiff,
LEV. FA. NO. 36
All the right, title and interest of
George K. Schmidt and Grace Swanger
Schmidt, his wife, and Grace Swanger
Schmidt, guardian ad litem of George
K. Schmidt, of, in and to, all that
certain lot or piece of ground, in Geis-
town Borough, Cambria County, Pa.,
fronting 50 feet on Oakmont Boulevard
and 181 feet deep, known as lot No.
29 on the John Widmann, trustee,
plan in Geistown Borough. For com-
plete description see: Deed book vol-
um 406, page 83.
Having erected thereon a one-story
frame dwelling, frame garage and
frame chicken coop.
Taken in execution at the suit of
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation,
Weimer & Bennett, attorneys for
plaintiff,
FI. FA. NO. 37
Two lots of ground with the build-
ings thereon erected and the machin-
ery and fixtures therein, together with
the right to use private alley, situate
in the East Ward of Ebensburg Bor-
ough, Cambria County, Pennsylvania,
having erected thereon, a brick and
tile building now or formerly used
as a bakery building and being the
northern half of lots Nos. 103 and 104
on the plan of Ebensburg Borough.
For complete description, see deed
Frank F, Domenick, et al, to James
J. Domenick, recorded in Cambria
County in deed book volurde 500 at
page 48. Owner or reputed owner
James J. Domenick.
C. Myers, attorney for plain-
tiff.
FI. FA. NO. 38
Three contiguous lots of ground,
Sankertown, Pa., fronting 160 feet on
High Street and extending back along
alley 150 feet to alley in rear. For
reservations and full description see
deed book volume 460, page 35. Im-
provements—Two-story frame dwelling
and frame garage.
Owners or reputed owners—Albert C.
Hammond and Margery C. Hammond,
his wife.
Thomas A.
plaintiff.
Swope, attorney for
LEV. FA. NO. 39
All the right, title and interest of
James J. Burke, Thomas A. Burke,
Marie Burke Schrift, and Helen Burke
Greager, heirs at law of Mary Burke,
deceased mortgagor, and Rose Burke,
executrix of the last will and testa-
ment of Martin P. Burke, a deceased
son and heir of Mary Burke, mortgag-
or, and Rose Burke and Mary Burke,
devisees under the will of said Mar-
tin P. Burke, of, in and to that lot of
land in the Eleventh Ward, Johnstown,
Cambria County, Pa., beginning at a
point on the northeasterly side of
Seventh Avenue, corner of Kaolin Al-
ley, north 52 degrees 10 minutes east
125.3 feet to line of land of Southern
Cambria Railway; thence along line of
same north 25 degrees 10 minutes west
24 feet to a point; thence by same
by an arc whose radius is 309.26 feet
a distance of 131.70 feet to Seventh
Avenue; thence by line of Seventh
Avenue, south 37 degrees 50 minutes
east 31 feet to Kaolin Alley, the place
of Deginning, containing 4,080 square
eet.
Conveyed to Mary Burke, deed book
volume 379, page 174.
Having erected thereon
frame dwelling.
Taken in execution at suit of Johns-
town Bank & Trust Company, substi-
tuted trustee under the last will and
testament of Evan A. Lloyd, deceased.
Graham, Yost, Meyers & Graham,
attorneys for plaintiff.
115-story
FI. FA. NO. 40
Land, Cresson Township, Cambria
County, Pa. fronting 60 feet on Raile
road Street, being lot No. 20 on plan
of town of Summitville. For descrip-
ton see deed book volume 280, page
Improvements:
dwelling, with
frame garage.
Owner or reputed owner Homer S.
O'Neill.
sD N. Shettig, attorney for plain-
frame
and
Two-story
shingle siding
LEV. FA. NO. 42
Land, Cambria Township, Cambria
County, Pa., fronting 150 feet on Myers
Street and 150 feet on Maple Avenue.
Being lots 94, 95 and 96 on Longs’
Addition No. 2 to Mylo Park, recorded
in plat book 2, page 137. For de-
scription and coal reservation see deed
book volume 491, page 156.
Improvements: Two-story
dwelling.
Owners or reputed owners Joseph J,
Cain and Gertrude S, Cain, his wife.
aestiy & Swope, attorneys for plain-
iff.
frame
FI. FA. NO. 43
All the right, title and interest of
Henrietta Boucher in all that lot of
ground situated in the Eighth Ward,
Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.
fronting 60 feet on Mulberry Avenue,
known as No. 140 Mulberry Avenue.
See deed book volume 411, page 321.
Improvements: A single bungalow
dwelling.
‘a Earl Sorber, attorney for plain-
111,
FI. FA. NO. 44
All the right, title and interest
of Mary G. Kirby and Elizabeth Skelly
in all that lot of ground situate
in Wilmore Borough, Cambria County,
Pennsylvania, fronting on Crooked
Street and being in size 60 feet by 120
feet, more or less.
Improvements a
dwelling and garage.
a Earl Sorber, attorney for plain-
iff.
115-story frame
FI. FA. NO. 45
All the right, title and interest of
Edward Knuff, otherwise Edward Fran-
cis Knuff in and to all that certain
lot of ground situate in the City of
Johnstown, County of Cambria and
State of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows:
Fronting 26 feet nine inches on Mar-
ket Street and extending back the
same width along Locust Street be-
tween parallel lines 92 feet, For full
description, see deed book volume 182,
page 125.
Improvements: Combination
office and apartment building.
dence E. Davis, attorney for plain-
iff,
store,
LEV. FA. NO. 46
Piece or parcel of land situate in
Jackson Township, containing 4.35
acres, known as lot Nos. 35, 36 and
37 on the plan of Cauffiel Brothers
Inc. For full description see deed
book volume 497, page 469. Reputed
owners, Bertha Spontak and Charles
Spontak.
Improvements: Two-story dwelling,
26 x 20.
Slarence E. Davis, attorney for plain-
tiff.
FI. FA. NO. 5
One and a half lots in West Taylor
Township, Cambria County, Pennsyl-
vania. Beginning at a post on the
southerly line of a 16-foot alley, said
post being in the center of the north-
ing
40 and all of lot No. 41 on the plan
of Doris as recorded in the office of
recorder of deeds of Cambria County
in plat book volume 1, page 37. Be-
ing the same parcel of land which Jes-
sie J. Paul, widow by her deed dated
May 10, 1937 and recorded in Cambria
County in deed book volume 474 at
page 218 conveyed to John Hribar and
Frances Hribar, present owners or re-
puted owners.
Improvements: Frame dwelling house.
Taken in execution at the suit of
Matiji Vidmar and Mary Vidmar.
George S. Dluzansky, attorney for
plaintiffs.
LEV. FA, NO. 51
All the right, title and interest of
James W. Boyer, Edith Boyer Fleming,
Jessie Pearl Boyer, Walter Boyer, Mary
Ellen Boyer, A. Dean Boyer, Philip
Boyer, Jessie Boyer McDowell, Mary
Pearl Cooper and Frank Boyer, heirs
of James F. Boyer, Howard W. Stull,
assignee of said James F. Boyer, and
James L. Bracken and Ruth Bracken,
husband and wife, terre tenants, of in
and to a certain lot of ground in
Lower Yoder Township, Cambria Coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner
of lands of John Soliday and township
road; thence by said road south 8°
56’ west 40 feet to land of McGarry
Hostetter; thence south 89° 10’ west
116.81 feet to private road; thence by
same in a northwesterly direction 42.3
feet to land of John Soliday; thence
north 89° 10’ east 131.91 feet to place
of beginning. Being the same lot,
title to which vested in James F.
Boyer by deed recorded in deed book
volume 356, page 364.
Having thereon erected a two-story
frame dwelling house.
3. Lloyd Adams, attorney for plain-
tiff.
FI. FAS. NOS. 52, 53
Vincenzo Mongelluzzo, otherwise
James Mongelluzzo, owner or reputed
owner.
Lot No. 65, as designated on the
David Atherton plan, situate in the
Borough of Barnesboro, Pennsylvania,
fronting 50 feet on the northerly side
of Philadelphia Avenue and extending
back of like width 150 feet to an alley;
improved with a two-story, frame
dwelling.
See deed book volume 301 at page
245 for exceptions and reservations in
chain of title.
Taken in execution at suit of the
Barnesboro Building & Loan Associa-
tion of Barnesboro, Pa.
William F. Dill, attorney for plain-
tiff.
FI. FA. NO. 54
Oliver C. Jones, otherwise, O. C.
Jones, owner or reputed owner.
No. 1—-Lot No. 26, as designated on
Bougher and McAnulty plan, situate
in the Borough of Barnesboro, Pa.,
fronting 50 feet on the southerly side
of Hickory Street and extending back
of like width 150 feet; improved with
a one-story, frame garage (?) See deed
book volume 360 at page 74.
No. 2—Lot No. 123 as designated on
the plan of the Borough of Barnes-
boro, situate in the Borough of Barnes-
boro, Pa., fronting 50 feet on the
southerly side of Lovell Avenue and
extending back of like width a dis-
tance of 150 feet to an alley. See deed
book volume 324 at page 14; improved
with a two-story, frame dwelling,
Subject to exceptions and reserva-
tions set forth in the deeds in the
chains of title.
Taken in execution at the suit of
the First National Bank of Barnes-
boro, Barnesboro, a.
William F Dill, attorney for plain-
ff,
LEV. FA. NO. 55
All the right, title and interest of
Roy Leventry, George Earl Leventry,
Louis Rex Leventry, Clare Leventry
and Emily Leventry Hoffman, real
owners of, in and to lot of ground
in the Borough of Lorain, County of
Cambria, Pennsylvania fronting 50 feet
on Oakland Avenue and extending
back 123.16 feet to Short Street. Be-
ing lot No. 19 on the plan of lots
laid out by Louis Leventry. For com-
plete description see deed book vol-
ume 462, page 266.
Having thereon erected a two-story
frame dwelling house and out build-
ings.
Harry Doerr, attorney for plaintiff.
FI. FA. NO. 56
All the right, title and interest of
Lewis C. Coldren, otherwise L. C. Cold-
ren, and of Pauline Ward, guardian
of Lewis C. Coldren, otherwise L. C.
Coldren, a weak-minded person, of,
in and to that piece of land in the
First Ward, Johnstown, Cambria Coun-
ty, Pa., beginning at the corner of
Morrell Place and Wood Alley; thence
along said Morrell Place a distance
of 17 feet to land now or late of the
heirs of Richard W. Jones, deceased;
thence back between parallel lines a
distance of 89 feet seven inches, to the
lard now or late of Eli A. Jones and
Harriet .Jones, and being known and
designated as No. 315 Morrell Place.
Conveyed to L. C. Coldren, deed book
volume 379, page 495
Having erected thereon a single 215-
story frame dwelling house converted
into a duplex, known as 315 Morrell
Place, apartment first floor and apart-
ment second floor.
Taken in execution at suit of use
Johnstown Bank & Trust Company,
trustee of mortgage Pool B of the
Johnstown Trust Company.
Graham, Yost, Meyers & Graham,
attorneys for use plaintiff,
FI. FA. NO. 57
All the right, title and interest of
George R. Miller and Mrs, Gladys
Miller, of, in and to all that certain
piece or parcel of land situate in the
Township of West Carroll, County of
Cambria and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows:
Fronting on the public highway
leading from Spangler to Carrolltown,
Route No. 62, and at a post and lands
of Harry Miller; thence along said
Route south 85 degrees 48 minutes
east 260.8 feet to a post and alley;
thence turning and running along said
alley north three degrees 35 minutes
west to a post and alley; north 88 de-
grees 40 minutes west 71 feet to a post
and lands of Harry Miller; thence
turning and running south 85 degrees
48 minutes west 224 feet to a post
in and to all that certain lot or piece
of ground situate, lying and being in
the Sixth Ward of the City of Johns-
town, Cambria County, Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a post on the south-
westerly side of Somerset Street, 24
feet and nine inches from the south-
westerly corner of said Somerset Street
and Paul Alley, and corner of land
of E. P. Gerber; thence southwesterly
along the line of land of E. P. Gerber,
105 feet to a post corner of land of
John E. Tantlinger: thence northwest-
erly along the line of land of John
E. Tantlinger, 24 feet and nine inches
to a post, corner of land of Harry
Schweitzer; thence northeasterly along
the line of land of Harry Schweitzer
and land of John VonAlt, 105 feet to
a post or point on Somerset Streel:
thence southeasterly along the line
Somerset Street, feet and nine
inches to a post or point corner of
land of E. P. Gerbgr and place of be-
ginning.
ut Lloyd Adams. attorney for plain-
FI. FA. NO. 59
All the right, title and interest of
Maggie Grove, otherwise Margaret
Grove, of, in and to all those pieces
of land in the Township of Black
Lick, Cambria County, Pa., described
as follows:
(1) Beginning at a hemlock stump
on the Clay Pike; thence north 20 de-
grees east 97 perches more or less to
stones; thence by land now or late
of G. C. K. Zahm north 88 degrees
west 108 perches more or less to
stones; thence by land now or late of
Jane Jones south 20 degrees west 80
perches more or less to a post on
Clay Pike; thence by said Clay Pike
south 89 degrees east 118 perches to
the place of beginning, containing 50
acres and usual allowance, (2) Begin-
ning at a post in the Clay Pike cor-
ner of land of T. M. and J. Reese
and surface of I. Wissinger; thence
along the Clay Pike and land of said
Wissinger south 67 degrees east 419
leet to a post by land of A. J. Dar-
ragh, et al; thence south 42 degrees
west 549 feet to a post by land of
T. M. and Reese; thence north 67
degrees west 419 feet to a post; thence
by said land north 42 degrees east
549 feet to a post, place of beginning,
containing five acres, less.
Under and subject to any exceptions,
reservations, conditions restric-
tions contained in the deeds in the
chain of title.
Having erected thereon a frame
dwelling, frame barn and outbuild-
ings.
Taken in suit at use of W. J. Cahill,
Graham, Yost, Meyers & Graham, at-
torneys for use plaintiff.
FI. FA. NO. 60
ot of land, fronting thirty four and
sixty-five hundredth feet on the
easterly side of Matilda Street, adjoin-
ing land of Sarah May and William
Franklin Coy, in the ‘Borough of
Barnesboro, Cambria County, Pennsyl-
vania. For full description see deed
book volume 457, page 210.
Having thereon erected a two-story
dwelling and outbuildings. Reserving
“B"” seam of coal and mining rights.
Owner or reputed owner Elizabeth
Wilshire.
J. Harrison Westover, attorney for
plaintiff.
FI. FA. NO. 61
Four tracts of land situate in Elder
Township, Cambria County, Pennsyl-
vania:
No. 1—Containing thirty six acres
and thirty four perches, and having
erected thereon a two-story dwelling
and barn.
No. 2—Containing two acres
thirty five hundredths of an acre.
No. 3—Containing one acre
ninety seven one-hundredths
acre.
No. 4—Containing twenty five and
eight hundredth acres.
For full description see deed book
volume 340, page 134.
Owner or reputed owner Pine Valley
Coal Company.
J. Harrison Westover,
plaintiff.
and
and
of an
attorney for
FI. FA. NO. 62
A lot of land in the Sixteenth Ward
of the City of Johnstown, Cambria
County, Pennsylvania, fronting 20 feet
on Power Street and extending back
37 feet; thence extending back the
width of 25 feet for a distance of 95
feet to an alley; being part of lot No.
30 on the plan of Cambria Borough.
For complete description see deed book
volume 463, page 346, Cambria County
Records
Having thereon erected three double
frame dwelling houses, known as 416-
161, Fifth Avenue; 418-20 Fifth Ave-
nue and 423-235 Power Street.
The owners or reputed owners are
Joseph Dorchak and Anna Dorchak,
husband and wife. 5
Taken in execution at the suit of
the Johnstown Savings Bank.
John P. Saylor, attorney for plain-
tiff.
PAT FARRELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg, Pa.
August 10, 1942.
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