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Beaumont Grade School is being
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provement.
All classrooms are being re-
painted, each in different pastel
color and venetian blinds are be-
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS OF LUZERNE COUNTY
No. 757 October Term 1951
To: John T. Everhart, Elizabeth
May Gill and Nina D. E. Jones,
their heirs, devisees, executors or
administrators:
TAKE NOTICE that on the 19th
‘day of July, 1951, Joseph J. Cislo
te LL ———
1951
FORD
Custom 2-Dr. Sedan
Radio, Heater, Overdrive
1949
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$1045
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TWO BIG €22 PLACES
MOTOR
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“Nobody But Nobody Undersells Us!’
In Our ‘Caly. In
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240
South
Main St.
TWO BIG
LOTS
Kingston
It’s
Rutter Ave.
Corner
Market St.
BOTH )L.OTS
OPEN NITES
AND SUNDAYS
and Romaine Cislo filed their com-
[ plaint averring that they are the
owners of all the surface and right
of soil only of that certain lot,
piece or parcel of land situate in
the Borough of Dupont, Luzerne
County, Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows:
“BEGINNING at a corner at
the intersection of Chestnut
Street and Hillside ave., thence
along Chestnut Street North
twenty-nine degrees (29 de-
grees) East, one hundred
twenty feet to a corner
in line of land dividing
certified lot No. 38, now or
late of the John T. Everhart
Estate, and certified lot No. 39,
now or late of the Hillside Coal
and Iron Company: THENCE
on and along said dividing line
South sixty-one degrees (61
degrees) East, three hundred
fifty-one and five tenth (315.5)
feet to a corner in the inter-
section of Walnut Street and
Hillside avenue; THENCE along
Walnut Street, South twenty-
nine degrees West (S 29 de-
‘grees W) one hundred twenty
(120) feet to a corner on Hill-
side Avenue: THENCE along
Hillside Avenue North sixty-
one degrees West (N 61 de-
grees W) three hundred fifty-
one and five tenths (315.5)
feet to the place of beginning,
and being also a part of certi-
fied Lot No. 38, now or late
of John T. Everhart Estate:
that said plaintiffs Joseph J. Cislo
‘and Romaine Cislo, acquired title
to said property from Thomas F.
Burke and Marita K. Burke, his
wife, by two deeds dated Septem-
ber 16, 1946 and July 25, 1947 and
recorded in Deed Books 906 -page
476 and 945 page 314 respectively;
that said Thomas F. Burke acquired
title thereto, interalia, by deed
from C. E. Banker and Mabel F.
Banker, his wife; that said C. E.
Banker acquired title thereto by
deed from the County Commission-
ers of Luzerne County by deed
dated February 27, 1945, recorded
in Deed Book 839 page 593; that
the said County Commissioners of
Luzerne County acquired title
thereto from the Treasurer of Lu-
zerne County by virtue of a sale
for non payment of taxes upon the
above land assessed against the
defendent, John T. Everhart; that
said John T. Everhart acquired
title to said lands by deeds of
Jonas Doty and Jennett Doty, his
wife, dated July 23, 1869, record-
ed in Luzerne County in Deed Book
143 page 240: Lot No. 38, Second
Division, Certified Pittston Town-
ship, of which the above described
land is a part, was patented to
one, Egra Sanford, by the Common-
wealth of Pennsylvania and there-
after, by divers conveyances, all
recorded in Luzerne County, title
thereto became vested in said Jonas
Doty; that the present whereabouts
of Elizabeth May Gill and Nina D.
E. Jones, their heirs, devisess, ex-
ecutors or administrators, is un-
known, and if they, or any of them
are dead, is also unknown.
WHEREUPON the Court ordered
and directed the Sheriff of Luzerne
County to make service of the said
complaint upon the said John T.
Everhart, and his heirs generally,
by publication, requiring them to
appear in said Court on the twelfth
“SIMONIZING
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Luzerne-Dallas Highway
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THE POST, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1951
3. From the closed schools, Van
Horn, Green Valley, and Frisbie, to
Mooretown or such other school
as stated, and return.
Bids will be received by the
School Board president, Charles H.
day of September, 1951 to answer
said complaint.
ROBERT SHERROCK,
Sheriff of Luzerne County.
Mitchell Jenkins, Esq.,
Attorney ‘for Plaintiffs
D. Bronson, until 12 noon July 28.
A check of $200 must accompany
each bid. Details and information
may be obtained from Charles H.
Long or Alfred D. Bronson.
The Board retains the right to re-
Ject any or all bids.
TRUCKSVILLE Water Company
rent is payable at Earl's Drug
Store, next to Postoffice.
Ross Township will receive bids
for school bus routes as follows:
1. Ross Township to Huntington
Mills and Shickshinny schools and
return.
2. From the Northern end of the
Township near Pikes Creek to
Bloomingdale and schools en route
and return. :
Estate of Milton L. Ruggles
NOTICE is hereby given that Let-
ters of Administration in the Es-
tate of Milton L. Ruggles, late of
Hunlocks Creek, RFD 1, have been
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KUNKLE GARAGE
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Long, or by the secretary, Alfred |
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granted to Mrs. Alice Williams; | quested to make payment and
Mrs. Frances R. Trumbower and | those having claims or demands
Evadna M. Ruggles. All persons | are requested to present the same
indebted to said estate are re- | without delay to the Executrices.
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