THE POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1941
PAGE SEVEN
LIE
Based on a story by
ADELA ROGERS ST. JOHNS
Serialized from
the Paramount Picture
starring
DICK POWELL ad JOAN BLONDELL
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SYNOPSIS
Allan MacNally, young di-
_vorce attorney and his wife,
Jerry, split when the latter
feels that he pays more at-
tention to business than to her.
After a heated argument one
night, she leaves him. Mean-
while, her divorced sister, Wan-
da, commits suicide, when her
former husband marries anoth-
er. Jerry is heartbroken.
CHAPTER XII
Jeff was wonderful, Jerry real-
ized at the time, and even more
later. She had collapsed hysteri-
cally, right after she found Wanda,
and realized that her sister’s grief
had driven her to suicide. Jeff had
taken Jerry downstairs, made her
lie down, and then he had gone
about the business of notifying
Grandmother Brokaw and Mac.
Her grandparents arrived very
shortly after, but Jeff had reported
that Mac was not in his office.
Jerry was amazed at the calm way
both Brokaws accepted the trag-
edy. They were plainly grief
stricken, yet they controlled them-
selves marvelously. So well in fact,
that it made Jerry ashamed at the
way she had given way, but she
couldn't make herself stop crying.
Finally, after Grandma Brokaw and
A month or so later, Jerry was
on her way down town to pick Mac
up at his office and drive him home
for dinner. “He’s in the courtroom,
Mrs. MacNally,” the secretary told
her, “and he asked to have you
come in there.”
Jerry walked through a door let-
tered COURT OF CHILD CON-
CILIATION. Allan MacNally, Com-
missioner. Mac was questioning a
little girl of about seven. ‘And
what have you to say about all
this,” Allan asked her.
“All I know is that I love my
Mummy and I love my Daddy and I
want to be with both of them,” the
child answered.
“See what I mean?” Mac said,
turing to a man and woman seated
nearby. “Look, Mrs. Edwards,” he
smiled at the woman. “Suppose once
in a while Bill does stay out half
the night playing poker with the
boys. Instead of shouting at him
when 'he comes in, why don’t you
just try charging him for a new
dress or something? And Bill,” he
continued, walking over toward
them. “Suppose Irene does break
out with a new hat that looks like
a headless duck, don’t criticise her
for it. If she likes it, let her have
it her way. Want to try it?” he
smiled at them again.
“You're right,” Mrs. Edwards
said. “I don’t know why we couldn’t
have figured this out for ourselves,
“You were wonderful, darling,” she said when he finished the
details and came over to her.
Jeff had made some necessary but
sordid arrangements, her grand-
Mr. MacNally. We don’t want a di-
vorce. We just want a little more
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Articles of Incorporation will be filed
with the Department of State at
Harrisburg, on January 14, 1941,
for the purpose of obtaining a Cer-
tificate of Incorporation, to be or-
ganized under the Business Cor-
poration Law of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, approved May 5,
1933. The name of the corpora-
tion is The J. & R. Construction
Company, Inc. The purpose for
which it is organized is to carry on
and conduct a general contracting
and construction business, including
therein the constructing, enlarging,
repairing, excavating, removing, or
otherwise engaging in any work
upon all kinds of buildings, roads,
highways, manufacturing plants,
bridges, waterworks, and all iron,
steel, wood, masonry, and earth
construction.
DOMINICK T. MACK,
SHERIFF'S SALE
Friday, January 17, 1941, ten
o'clock A. M., Court Room No. 2,
Court House, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., ex-
ecution from Court of Common Pleas
of Luzerne County, Pa., real estate
of Mary Eckertt, situate in Ross
Township, Luzerne County, Penn-
sylvania, bounded and described as
follows:
THE FIRST THEREOF: Beginning
at the southeast corner in line of
lands late of Silas Nevel, formerly
lands of Joseph Nevel, and also in
line of land of one Beckhorn; thence
North 7% degrees East along lands
of said Beckhorn, thirty-five (35)
perches to a corner in line of lands
of W. Parry, now or late of ‘J. E.
Snyder and formerly of Anthony
Benscoter; thence along lands of
said Snyder, North 65 degrees West
one hundred thirty-three © (133)
perches to a corner in line of lands
of Mary Wandel, it being the east
line of the John Murray survey;
thence along the same South 25 de-
grees West, thirty-five and five-
tenths (35.5) perches to a corner in
line of land now or late of Silas
Nevel; thence along lands of said
Nevel, South 65 degrees East one
hundred forty (140) perches to the
iplace. of beginning; containing
thirty-four (34) acres and sixty-five
(65) perches of land be the same
more or less. Coal and other min-
‘erals excepted and reserved as in
former deeds in chain of title.
THE SECOND THEREOF: Begin-
ning at the South corner, a stake
and stone corner in line of Isaac
Brown and Asa Nafus, late of Kazi-
mierz Kolendowicz and Jacob Boock-
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Robert M. Walp; thence along said
dividing line North seventy-one de-
grees twenty-five minutes East, one
hundred sixty-eight feet to a point;
thence South nineteen degrees
twenty minutes East, two hundred
eighty-nine and ninety one-hun-
dredths feet to a point in the public
road aforesaid; thence along said
public road South eighty-four de-
grees West one hundred sixty-eight
feet to the place of BEGINNING.
Containing forty-five thousand five
hundred fifty-three square feet of
land be the same more or less.
IMPROVED with a frame dwell-
ing house, garages, outbuildings,
fruit trees and other improvements
thereon.
THE SECOND THEREOF:
BEGINNING at a point in the
northerly side of the public road
leading from the Orange Road to
the Carverton Church, said point be-
ing in the easterly line of lands now
or late of Frank Hiltosky; thence
in a northwesterly direction along
lands of the said Frank Hiltosky
two hundred sixty-five feet more or
less to a point in line of lands of
Robert H. Walp; thence in a north-
easterly direction along line of lands
of the said Robert H. Walp two hun-
dred twenty-two feet, more or less,
to a point in line of lands of Lewis
H. Dixon, et al., thence in a south-
easterly direction along lands of the
said Lewis H. Dixon, et al., two
hundred fifty-nine feet, more or less,
to the northerly side of the pub-
lic road aforesaid, and thence along
the aforesaid road in a southwester-
ly direction two hundred twenty-
two feet, more or less, to the place
of beginning.
THE THIRD THEREOF:
BEGINNING at a point in the
inortherly side of the public road
|leading from the Orange Road to
ithe Carverton Church, said point
| being in the easterly line of lands
| of Lewis H. Dixon, et al., thence in
|
and William Vosburg lands, thence
from said corner, which is place of
beginning, North 32 degrees 30 min-
utes West three hundred thirty-four
feet more or less to the center line
of a township road, thence North
seventy degrees 34 minutes East
along the center of said township
road a distance of fifty feet more
or less, thence South 32 degrees 30
minutes East three hundred seven
feet, more or less to a corner, thence
South 56 degrees West fifty feet
more or less to the place of begin-
ning.
Taken into execution and sold at
the suit of Edward G. Chapin to the
use of Allied Building Credits, Inc.,
against Lewis H. Dixon and Harold
J. Dixon.
DALLAS C. SHOBERT, Sheriff.
George L. Fenner, Sr.,
George L. Fenner, Jr.
SHERIFF'S SALE
By virtue of writ of Fi. Fa. No.
45, January Term, 1941, issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas of
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, there
will be exposed to public sale on Fri-
day, January 1th, 1941; at 10:00
A. M., in Court Room Number Two,
Court House, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsyl-
vania, the property of A. George
Prater on Powell Avenue, now East
Franklin Street, in Shavertown, in
the Township of Kingston, Pennsyl-
vania, the same being a lot of land
100 feet in width by approximately
130 feet in depth, being lots Nos.
15 and 16 on plot of lots known as
“Ferguson Heights” recorded in Map
Book 2, page 384, particularly de-
scribed in two deeds of record in
the Recorder of Deeds office of Lu-
zerne County, one in Deed Book
646, page 563 and the other in Deed
Book 656, page 444. Improved with
a 21% story frame dwelling and ga-
rage.
DALLAS C. SHOBERT, Sheriff.
H. Monroe Houtz, Atty.
SHERIFF'S SALE
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1%, 1941,
AT 10 A. M.
By virtue of a writ of Fi Fa No.
40, January Term, 1941, issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas of
Luzerne County, to me directed
there will be exposed to public sale
by vendue to the highest and best
bidders, for cash, in Court Room No.
2, Court House, in the City of
Wilkes-Barre, . Luzerne County,
Pennsylvania, on Friday, the 17th
day of January, 1941, at ten o’clock
in the forenoon of the said day, all
the right, title and interest of the
defendants in and to the following
described lot, piece or parcel of land,
viz:
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
ALL that certain lot, piece or par-
cel of land, situate lying and being
in the City of Wilkes-Barre, County
of Luzerne and State of Pennsyl-
vania, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit:
BEGINNING at a corner of the lot
No. 33 and McLean Street; thence
along said McLean Street 20 feet to
a corner on McLean Street and
Beech Streets; thence along said
Beech Street 127.45 feet to a corner
i of lot No. 29; thence along lots Nos.
29 and 30, 56.91 feet to a corner of
lot No. 33; thence along lot No. 33,
122 feet to the place of beginning.
Containing two thousand four hun-
dred and eighty-four (2484) square
feet of land more or less. Being lot
No. 31 on plot of lots of the Estate
of Alexander McLean, deceased, in
the Fourteenth Ward of the City of
Wilkes-Barre, aforesaid, and record-
ed in the office of the Clerk of Or-
phans’ Court of Luzerne County,
aforesaid in Partition Sales Docket
No. 7, Page 414.
BEING same premises conveyed
to Frank Rowker and Mary Rowker,
mortgagors, by deed dated June 29,
1929, recorded in Deed Book 686,
Page 201, and conveyed by said
I mortgagors by deed dated Decem-
|ber 3, 1929, recorded in Deed Book
1 No. 688, Page 588 to Joseph Grub-
lunas and Mary Grublunas, his wife,
terre tenants.
Improved with a two story frame
building designated as No..1 McLean
| Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., also
double garage, fences and fruit
trees.
Seized and taken into execution
at the suit of Michalena Kral vs.
Frank Rowker and Mary Rowker,
with notice to Joseph Greblunas and
Mary Greblunas, terre tenants, and
will be sold by
DALLAS C. SHOBERT, Sheriff.
Felix W. Bolowicz, Atty.
NOTICE
In re: Estate of William F. Stein-
hauer, deceased. Letters testament-
ary in the above Estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all per-
sons indebted to the said Estate are
requested to make payment and
those having claims or demands, to
present the same, without delay, to
1121-1123 Miners Nat'l. Bk Bldg.
ERNEST L. STEINHAUER,
Wilkes-Barre, Penna.
Richard C. Davis, Atty.
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INSPECTION ENDS
JANUARY 31st
ROBERTS OIL CO.
Hillside — Phone Dallas 9089-R-2
|us, now property of Mary Eckertt; la northwesterly direction along lands |
mother came over and sat down be-
side Jerry.
“Geraldine,” she began, smooth-
ing Jerry's forehead. “You're hurt,
and hurt bad, and if what I say now
hurts more, it's only because I
can’t bear to have you heading the
same way Wanda went. If poor
Wanda’s life and death is to mean
anything at all, if it’s to stand for
something worthwhile,” the old lady
explained, ‘then it's got to mean
something to you, now.”
“What do you mean, Grandma ?”’
Jerry asked.
“What's happened today is a
black speck of pain that will be in
our hearts forever,” Grandmother
Brokaw continued. “When poor
Wanda divorced David she broke a
promise she made to the Lord, and
she started something that grew big
and evil and finally was too much
for her. I'm not going to let you do
the same thing,”
minedly. “Wanda wouldn't listen,
while she was alive. She was stub-
she said deter-!
And it’s
for the
patience with each other.
certainly worth trying
baby’s sake,” she agreed.
“You're both right,” her husband
agreed. “I'll do my part, you can
bet.”
Jerry glowed all over.
ting their lives together, and send-
ing them off happily. It was Allan,
the same gent, she laughed, Who | perches to the place of beginning; | erly line of the aforesaid public
had been just as bent on tearing containing thirty-one (31) acres of (road, and thence along the north-
them apart.
“You were wonderful, darling,
she said, when he finished the de-
tails and came over to her. “Ill
listen to more of these cases.
start getting rambunktious.”
“I'll see that you don’t do that,”
he promised her. “But darling, you
(thence along lands of said Kazi-
| Andrew Sutliff, now or late of Will |
|Ortwine; thence along lands of the | ; E
| said Will Ortwine, North 25 degrees | dred fifty-three feet to the line of
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This was | as
her husband, the man she loved, |grees East one hundred thirty-nine said Robert H. Walp; thence in a
who was patching people up, put-| (139) perches along lands of Henry |
(land, more or less.
” |
[to George Callender by deed dated |One
| the 26th day of April, 1940, and re-
have to come down more often, and corded in Deed Book No. 791, page
It | 524.
should give me ideas, in case I ever subsequently reconveyed said prem- |land of Robert Bachman, said point |
recorded.
{of the said Lewis H. Dixon, et al, |
miercz Kolendowicz and wife, North | two hundred fifty-nine feet more or |
65 degrees West, one hundred fifty- | less to a point in line of lands of
one (151) perches to the line of [Robert H. Walp; and thence in|
a northeasterly direction along lands
of the said Robert H. Walp one hun-
thirty-five and five-tenths 2 reserved road leading from the
(35.5) perches; thence South 65 de- | public road aforesaid to lands of the
southeasterly direction along the
Long to land of A. Nafus, now Clark | easterly line of the said reserved
Benscoter, South 11% degrees West road two hundred seventy-one feet
thirty-seven and one-half (37%) | more or less, to a point in the north-
erly line of the aforesaid public
in a southwesterly direction,
hundred fifty-three feet, more
or less to the place of beginning.
FOURTH THEREOF:
BEGINNING at a point in line of
Being the same premises conveyed | road,
The said George Callender |
ises to Mary Eckertt by a deed not | being on line of land now or late of
| William Vosburg, and said Robert
IMPROVED with a farm house, | Bachman, and being. the south-
: ildi i - | easterl rner of a parcel of land
ate so right. You weteise right all | PAT outbuildings, fruit trees, fenc- | easterly co p
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born. But I know, wherever she is
now, she would want to tell you
these same things. She would tell
you not to do what she did to her
along. This business may not pay
off in the heavy money, but it has
its own kind of reward.
I feel that |
‘es, etc.
| DALLAS C. SHOBERT,
Sheriff.
| Patrick J. O'Connor and
| purchased by said: Bachman from
John J. Williams, August 7, 1929,
| and recorded in Deed Book No. 686,
page 328. Thence from said corner
man. And she would tell you to go
half way seeing things his way. I
want you to think about this, and
somehow I want you to make up
with Mac, and go back to him. Will
you do that, for me . . . and for
Wanda,” she asked.
“Gladly,” Jerry promised.
Mac came to the house, finally,
and Jerry couldn’t realize it was he.
He looked as though he hadn’t slept
in weeks.
and his cheeks sunken in. He went |
His eyes were hollow |
I'm contributing something worth-
while to the world. ‘When people
file cases for divorce, and I talk
them out of it and set them together
again, I know how happy it makes
them.”
I “Look how happy it made us,”
| she pointed out. “It’s a fine thing,
Allan, darling, and I'm proud of you.
I'm proud of us both in fact. We're
| solid.”
“You just bet we are,” he agreed.
I éc
J. Q. Creveling,
| Attorneys.
| along line of land of said Bachman
| North 32 degrees 30 minutes West
; [three hundred seventy-three and
SHERIFF'S SALE | eight-tenths feet, more or less to a
| | By virtue of writ of Fieri Facias point in the center line of a public
‘issued out of the Court of Common |road; thence along the center line
| Pleas of Luzerne County, I will ex-|of said public road North 70 de-
| pose for public sale for cash at Court | grees 30 minutes East a distance of
Room No. 2, Court House, Wilkes- i two hundred feet, more or less, to
| Barre, Pennsylvania, on Friday, the |a point in the center line of said
{17th day of January, A. D. 1941, at | public road, thence South 32 de-
10 o'clock A. M., the following de- | grees 30 minutes East a distance of
scribed real estate, to be sold to the | three hundred thirty-four feet more |
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WHY 50 on with the same old back-
using the newest
breaking, time and energy-wasting
cooking equipment you have been
struggling with for years? Now—
at the start of a new year — start
. . . with electricity.
Through advancements, and im-
method of cooking
What about having dinner out to-
night? It would be a change, no?”
utes he walked over to Jerry. | “Can’t do it tonight, baby.” “Two
“I can’t tell you, ever, how sorry reasons,” Jerry said. “First the
I am,” he began. “I'm sorry about budget isn’t up to it this week, and
so many things, darling, and this | for another reason, we have a
seems to crystallize it.” | guest.”
“ Allan,
I know what you mean, an “Yes, who,” he wanted to know.
Jerry told him. “I guess we both |
feel pretty much the same way.” | “Jeff,” she told him. “It’s the
And as she started to cry again, his anniversary "of the night we met
arms were around her, he pulled him and it was that night that he
first to talk quietly with Grandma ;
Brokaw, and then, after a few min-
highest bidder:
All those certain pieces or parcels
scribed as follows:
THE FIRST THEREOF:
BEGINNING at a point on the
North side of a public road leading
erton Church, said point being two
hundred twenty-two feet northeast-
|erly from the dividing line between
{or less to a point in line of land
inow or late of William Vosburg,
of land situate in Franklin Township, | thence South 56 degrees West along
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, de- | line of land now or late of said Wil- |
| liam Vosburg, a distance of one hun-
{ dred ninety-six feet more or less to
the place of beginning.
| Improved with a frame dwelling
from the Orange Road to the Carv- house, outbuilding, fruit trees, etc. !
thereon.
THE FIFTH THEREOF:
BEGINNING at a corner in line of
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provements, electric cookery gives
you faster, cleaner, easier meal
preparation. More wholesome tastier
foods cooked automatically — while
you're out of the kitchen . . . giving
you leisure time to enjoy as you wish.
Come in today. Examine the new-
her head to his shoulder, and kissed
her hair tenderly.
“We'll patch up our differences,
somehow, won’t we?” he asked.
“We have to, dear.”
“We will, yes we will,” Jerry
whispered. “We love each other,
and with that we can’t help but
make things come out all right.”
| told us he could tell we were made
jfor each other, remember?”
! “Ill never forget it,” Allan
laughed. “Very bright man Mr.
{Gilman. He certainly was right,”
|he added as he kissed her. “Happy
anniversary.”
The End.
lands now or formerly of Charles M. | lands of Grace Atherton and Wil-
Parrish and land now or formerly |liam Vosburg, said point being dis- |
of Frank Hiltosky; thence North |tant three hundred forty-five and |
nineteen degrees twenty minutes |four one-hundredths feet more or
West, two hundred fifty-two and |less from a corner of Robert Bach-
forty one-hundredths feet to a point | man plot and the farm known as
in the dividing line between lands, the Jonas Frantz farm, measured |
now or formerly of Charles M. Par- | along the course North 56 degrees |
rish and lands now or formerly of East between said Robert Bachman '
you want NOW.
st electric ranges. Choose the one
LUZERNE COUNTY GAS & ELECTRIC CORPORATION