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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 301}
Religious
News in This
Community
NEWS PERTAINING TO ALL THE
CHURCHES IN MT. JOY AND
THE ENTIRE SURROUNDING
COMMUNITY

Mount Joy Mennonite Church
9:00 Sunday School
Evangelistic meetings every even-
ing this week 7:30.

Donegal Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. B. Segelken, D.D., Pastor
Church School 9:30. N. E. Garber,
Superintendent.
Morning Worship & Sermon 10:00.

First Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. B. Segelken, D.D., Pastor
Church School 9:30. F. B. Walter,
superintendent,
Evening Worship & Sermon 7:30.

Mount Joy Methodist Church
Rev. Robert H. Comly, Minister
9:30 Sunday School.
10:30 Winter Communion.
New Year Greetings to all.

Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. George Kercher, Minister
Bible School 9:30 A. M.
Confessional Service and Holy
Communion 10:30 A. M.
Vespers 7 P. M.
Salunga Methodist Church
Rev. Robert H. Comly, Minister
9:30 Sunday School.
6:45 Epworth League.
7:30 A New Year Service. What of
the Morrow?
A Happy New Year to all.
St. Mark’s U. B. In Christ Church
Rev. O. L. Mease, S. T. D.; D. D.
Pastor
Sunday School at 9:00 a. m.
Holy Communion at 10:15.
Sermon and Communion 7:30.
Prayer meeting on Wed. 7:30.
Church of God
Rev. G. F. Broske, Minister
Sunday School 2:30.
Preaching 10:30.
C. E. 6:30.
Evening Worship 7:30 P. M.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday even-
ing 7:45 P. M.
CROSS ROADS CHURCH
There will be a series of services
held at the Cross Roads Church
starting Sunday, December 27th.
Rev. Allen Brubaker, of Gran-
ville, Pa. will be the pastor.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all. The meetings will continue
for two weeks.

Florin U. B. in Christ Church
Rev. J. W. Funk, Pastor
Sunday School 9:30.
Morning Worship 10:30 A. M.
Thursday Evening: Watch Night
service beginning at 9 P. M. varied
program.
Revival service beginning in the
new year.
Sunday evening service 7:15 P. M.
United Evangelical Congregational
Church
Rev. C. C. Reeder, Pastor
Congregational Meeting Thursday
10:00 P. M.
Watch Night
11:00 P. M.
This is the beginning of our evan-
gelistic services. Services every
night except Monday.
Sunday, Jan. 3, 1937
Bible School 9:30 A. M.
Morning Worship 10:30.
RK LCEOGIHPM
Evening Worship 7:30.
We wish you a Happy New Year.
Service Thursday
St. Luke's Episcepal Church
Rev. Albert K. Hayward, Rector
January 3, 1937 Second Sunday
after Christmas
9:15 Church School.
10:30 Celebration of Holy Com-
munion and Sermon. It is hoped
that every member of the newly
Confirmed class will make their first
Communion at this Service as a
group.
6:00 Young People’s Service Lea-
gue.
7:30 Evening Prayer and Discus-
sion. “By what one DOES and not
by what one says will one's in-
fluence bring fruit.”
CONTROL FARM GULLIES
This is a good time to look over
the farm to see where dangerous
gullies are located. One of the com-
monest methods of control is to fill
the gullies with refuse of all kinds.
The materials should be placed
carefully to give adequate protec-
tion.
936
| MISS LIBERTY WITNESSES
COMING OF ELECTRICITY
Lancaster
Stock Market
CORRECT INFORMATION FUR-
NISHED WEEKLY BY THE PA.
BUREAU OF MARKETS FOR

The statue of Liberty, in New
York harbor, was fifty years old on
October 28th. When it was unveiled
President Cleveland
the Brooklyn bridge was the marvel
of the age and the electric industry

was in office,
was pretty much still in the embryo| THE BULLETIN
stage.
iss Liberty as see
Miss Liberty has seen GRADES AND RANGE
changes during the time she has OF PRICES
Horse drawn
held her beacon aloft.

TEERS
street cars rattled through the 5 RS
iis Choice 9.25-10.25
streets of the cities, Hansom cabs| .
' Good 8.50-9.25
held sway where the taxis now roar; : ” a
: : Medium 7.00 8.00
the elite drove in swanky horse RR
drawn rubler tired d Cemmon 5.15-7.00
EAT 9 . sarriages
5 : I iy an HEIFERS
rery stables were ng & ving :
haps thriving og, ce 7.50-8.00
a he its lined the Streets Dood 6.75-1.50
and gas was t le ne plus ultra of n=) Medium 5.00-6.75
terior illumination, though a ma-| commen 4.95-5.00
jority of folks depended upon coal COWS
oil lamps in their homes. Choice 5.75-6.25
Good 5.00-5.75
Common and medium 4.06-5.09
06
and cutter 3.00-4.00
°
Meetings Of
B h I BULLS
t Good and choice 6.50-8.00
re ren n Cutter, common and mad. 4.00-6.50
Low cutter
: ’ VEALERS
Christ For 37 Gecod and choice 12.50-13.00
- Medium 10.00-11.00
8.00-9.00
BE|Cull and common
PRAYER MEETINGS WILL
FEEDER & STOCKER CATTLE

HELD EVERY WEDNESDAY
EVE G THRUOUT THE YEAR Good and choice 7.50-8.00
AT THESE PLACES {Fair to good 6.00-7.50
ea [Medium to fair 4.50-6.00
{Common to medium 4.00-4.50
Arpended are the weekly prayer |
THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO. PA,
course along said lot No. 4 126.65 | ley; thence extending Northwardly
feet to a point on the north side | along same, a distance of 11 feet
of said Roosevelt Boulevard; thence | and 6 inches to a point in the West
eastwardly along the curving line | side of said alley, the Southwest
of said Roosevelt Boulevard 52.81 corner of property now or late of
feet to the place of Beginning. said Flick; thence extending slight-
No. 3. All that Certain lot, being | ly Southwestwardly along the same

the eastern half of lot No. 5 in| 50 feet 10} inches to a point; thence
Section 8 as laid out on said Plan | extending Westwardly along same,
of Glen Moore: at right angles with College Ave.,
Beginning at a point on the north | and through the middle of a 9 inch
side of said Roosevelt Boulevard; | brick party partition wall, between
thence extending Northwardly along | this building and the building ad-
lot No. 4 in said Section 140.81 | joining on the North, 88 feet 1}
feet to lot No. 32; thence west- [inches to a point in the East side
wardly at right angles to the last- | of College Avenue; thence South-
mentioned course 25 feet to a | wardly along same 18 feet 3 inches |
point; thence southwardly at right |to the place of Beginning.
angles to the said last-mentioned Seized and taken in execution ac
course along the western half of | the property of Rose Emily Black,
lot No. 5, 146.525 feet, more or less, | widow.
to the north side of said Roosevelt
Boulevard; thence eastwardly along
the curving line of said
NO. 23
All that certain lot of ground,
Roosevelt | together with the two and one-half
Boulevard 25.645 feet to the place | story brick dwelling house and
of Beginning. other improvements thereon erec-
Seized and taken in execution as | ted, situated No. 22 on the west
the property of Minnie Hull Caru- | side of North Ninth street, in the
Borough of Columbia, County of!
and
thers and FF Leo Caruthers.
State of Pennsyl-
NO. 18 Lancaster
All that cutain tract situated on | vania, bounded and described as
the North side of the Marietta | follows, viz: : To
Turnpike, in East Hempfield Twp., Measuring in width in front on
Lancaster County, Pa., having | North Ninth street twenty feet
thereon erected a two and one- four inches and extending in depth
in a westwardly direction, uniform
in width, one hundred and forty
feet to a ten feet wide private alley.
half
bounded
Beginning at a point on the North
story frame dwelling house,
and described as follows:

side of the Lancaster and Marietta Bonded: north by propert; ow
Turnpike, 141 feet South of the ae o he of Sank
South side of the Public Road, and | Shillott, deceased, south and west
by ten feet wide private alleys and

thence extending along other prop-
act by Nor linth stree
erty now or late of H John and] sn Nor N neh sireet.
Eugene F. Hiemenz, and crossing |, ° i An to hn ne
> roperty war e . wns
the tracks of the Rohrerstown and | Property o SOW]
and Annie L. Downs his wife.
Mount Joy Street Railway Com-
pany, North 18-7-8 degrees West,
313 feet to a point; thence extend-
ing along land now or late of J. F.
Henny, Eastward by a curved line
to the right with a radius of 890
No. 24
All that certain messuage or ten-
ement and tract of land, situated in
the Township of East Donegel
County of Lancaster and State of

an altitude of 1,624 feet?
17—Amos Heisey
“ 24 H. Moyer U. S. Route 309, a 24 mile stretch
% 31—Edwin Henry from Hazelton to Wilkes-Barre, is
Apr. (7)—Jacob Stern one of Pennsylvania’s most scenic
“ 14—Howard M. Wolgemuth |highways. Enthralling panoramas
. 21—J. Earl Martin of mountains and farm-dotted val-
i 28—Paul P. Heisey
|cut-doors.
The road from Ashley to Moun-
tain Top was rebuilt, requiring the
sreat engineering ability. This high-
way, known as the Ashley Boule-
vard, lies over the highest fill in
{the State.
7 (5)—John H. Kreider
¥ 12—Eli B. Hostetter
i 19—Katie Ginder
26—Warren W. Heisey
|
(2)—Benj. Bradley
9—Harry Fichler
ee 16—Morris H.
$e 23—Paul H. Brubaker
$e 30—Benj. S. Ginder

A few moments after it took off

July (7)—Reuben S. Swords 8 : dod: ad
14—Jacob K. Gish a large army plane crashe ang
21—Samuel S. Shelley sank in the Susquehanna river
28—Abram Koser near Middletown last Wednesday.
Aug. (4)—H. O. Musser
11—Jacob H. Shenk
## 18—L. W. Mummaw
SHERIFF SALE

% 25—John M. Heisey of
Sept. (1)—Abram Kreider
8—Martha H. Kuhns !
15—Amanda Brubaker REAL ESTATE
tk 22—FEarl Myers To be held
“ 90 Irv Zoo
29—Irvin L. Koser FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1937

Oct. (6)—Samuel Z. Nornhold At 2:00 o'clock P. M.
5 13—John M. Forry 4
3] Nisslev iin
i By virtue of several writs of Fieri
TT Facias and Levari Facias issued out
Nov. (3)—Harry Emenheiser of the Court of Common Pleas, Lan-
i 10—M. N. Stauffer caster County, Pa, and to me di
rected, I will expose to sale by pub-
lic vendue or outcry in Court Room
No. 2, at the Court House in the
City of Lancaster, Pa., the follow-
ing described real estate:
NO. 16
All that certain lot on the South
29—Amos W. Mummau | side of East Chestnut Street be-
() Denotes Missionary Meetings. | tween Shippen and Plum Streets
|
in the City of Lancaster, Pa., hav-
————- Eee )
i 17—Albert Greenawalt Sr.
y 24—Jacob S. Lehman
(1)—Albert Greenawalt, Jr.
8—Edgar Gish
15—Elmer White
22—Phares Garman |

«
leys thrill those who love the great |

meeting appointments of the Breth-| HOGS . | feet, a distance of 116 feet to a | F* nnsylvania, and bounded and
ren In Christ for the next year, {Good and choice 1100-1125 point; thence still along the same, described as follows, to wit:
1937: {Medium and good 8.75-9.00 | South 74 degrees East, 76 feet to a _ Beginning of a post; thence ny
Jan. (©)-Heanrv'G. Lehman SHEEP point: hence extending along other Jonds wr 07s of 8, Mums
« 3—Katie Shonk Choice lambs 9.25-9.75 | property of said Hiemenzes, and a Sout dogites
“« 20—Harvey Campbell tedium to good 7.00-8.00 | Crossing the Right of Way of the ot 2 a pod ond Des ty
« oS arviv Catan sh De | Rohrerstown and Mount Joy St. on on he Teta roe oo
y Common lambs 6.00-7.00 | Railway Company, South 18-7-8|% post; thence by lands now or
Feb. (3)—David Heisey Ewes (all weights)) 2.50-3.50 | degrees East, 330 feet to a point on late of James De Buh lea
8 10—Lloyd Stauffer SS the North side of the Marietta ii oy one fourm ne S t,
“« 17—H. J. Fishburn . Turnpike; thence extending along ity-eight anc 30 en-tenths per-
“* 24 Clarence Ginder Highest City | same North 7 1-2 degrees West, 191 ches to a stone; thence Fv land
Do you know that Hazelton is! feet to the place of Beginning. now or late of John G. Hornet
Mar. (3)—Benj. H. Forry the highest city in the State, with Seized and taken in execution as | North forty-three an) Lae
10—Joseph K. Gish : | the property of George Cooper and | Fast, one hundred and twelve and |
two tenths perches to a Rock Oak |
NO. 19 Tree; and North forty five degrees
All th: aris to lot on. the Fast Fast, ninety eight perches to al
hv that cortain Jo n a... | post: thence by land now or late of |
side of State Street, between Clay | 1 hn Ricst nd. Neoth subs
and Ross Strects, in the City West, one hundred and twenty-five |
Lancaster, having thereon .
a 2 1-2 story brick and stucco)
dwelling house, No. 817 State St.,
| Edith E. Cooper.

of Beginning.
wd other im Containing one hundred and |
: ne ARC er {
& irame : garage, 2 three acres and thirty two per-|
provements. | ches (103 A. 32 P.) |
Containing in front on State St.
25 feet, more or less, and extending o;
in depth of that width Eastwardly 1°
135 feet, more or less, to the mid-
dle of a 20 ft. wide common alley |
extending along the rear of this
premises.
Seized and taken in execution as
the property of Howard A. Buffing- |
ton and Katharine F. Buffington, .
[ his wife.
The improvements thereon are a
brick dwelling house, frame
corn barn,
story
bank barn,
Seized and taken in execution as|
property of Samuel H. Tressler and |
wife. |
Alice F. Tressler, his

NO. 20
All that certain lot of ground.
with a two-story brick dwelling
| improvements
218
and other
erected, situated No.
fon the west side of South Fifth
| street, between Union Street and '§
| Alley N, in the Borough of Colum- !
{ bia, County of Lancaster and State
of Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
Containing in front on the west
line of South Fifth Street, fifteen
and three-fourths (15'9”) feet, and
| extending in depth ina westwardly
| direction (substantially)
lin width, seventy-five (75) {eet,
| more or less.
| Bounded: North by property of
{ Adam H. Greer, south by property
{ of the Mount Zion African Metho-
i dist Fpiscopal Church, east by S.
| Fifth Street and West by property
of Clarence P. Lesse. |
Seized and taken in execution as
the property of Margeron A. Alli-
house
| thereon
|
LIKE
| son and Marietta Allison.
| NO. 21
All that certain lot of ground
er
—
No. 25
All those certain two properties |
situate in the City and County o
Lancaster, and State of Pennsyl- |
vania, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: |
Property No. 1. All that certain
lot or piece of land situated on the |
southeast side of Woodward Street
in the City of Lancaster, County of |
|
|
|

Lancaster and State of Pennsyl-
vania, aforesaid, having thereon
erected a one-story brick store
building, a two-story frame dwell-
ing, one-story brick stable and
claughter house, wago hed and]
other improvements; known as No. |
515 Woodward Street
Containing in front on the south-
east cide of Woodward Street forty |
(40) feet and extending in depth |
one hundred (100) feet to a ten
(10) feet wide common alley
Bounded on the northwest by
Woodward Street; on the northeast |
by property now or late of Willi
Reading: on the southeast by said’
ten feet wide common alley; and on

the southwest by property now or
late of Elizabeth Shock.
Property No. 2. All that certain
lot or piece of land situated on the
ncrthwest side of Dauphin Street, |
in the City of Lancaster, aforesaid. |
3eginning at the wall of housc|
No. 518 Dauphin Street; thence ex-
tending northeast on said Dauphin |
Street eighteen (18) feet;
extending northwest and parallel
with the line of the lot on which]
No. 518 Dauphin Street is erected
northwestward a distance of eighty-|
|
nine (89) feet, more or less, to a|
ten (10) feet wide common alley: |
thence southwestward along said |
alley eighteen (18) feet to a linc
of lot on which house
erected: thence southeastward along
the line of caid Lot No. 518 eighty-
nine (89) feet, less, to |
Dauphin Street, Be-~
ginning. :
Seized and taken in execution as
more or
the Place of

property ol
M. Kaetz, her husband.
NO. 26
All that certain lot or piece
|
osround situated on the Northwest | T. Knapp.
cide of Middle Street, now Howard |
Avenue, in the city
County of Lancaster and
Pennsylvania, on which is erected a |
two-story brick dwelling house, |
known as No. 520 Howard Avenue, |
bounded and described as follows:
Contaning in front on said Howard |
Avenue, fifteen and one-half feet, |
more or less and extending in depth |
of that width Northwestward, one |
hundred feet, more or less.
Bounded on the Northeast by Not
522 Howard Avenue, on the North-
state of |
said Howard Avenue, and on the
Southwest by property, now or late, |
of Ira Strohman. |
Together with the right to use
common with others entitled there-

the wall between said two house
the premises No. 522 Howard wis
Nos. 520 and 522 Howard Avenue |

“CONTROL OF THOUGHT”
At the Public Dispensary in the
city of Boston
conducted in
the “control of
thought.” Maladjusted persons are
being taught the art of thinking
clearly and sanely about life,
and about self, and how to corre-
late the two in a more satisfactory
way.
The “Thought Control Clinic,”
as it is called, resulted from a study
which showed that nearly a third
of the patients who came there for
medical attention had nothing or-
ganically wrong with them. Their
pains and disorders were functional
—the result of an unhealthy emo-
tional lines; in_ other words, to
relieve the distress from which the
patients think they are suffering.
The “students” are taught how
“masters of themselves,” and their |
ailments and symptoms have van-!
ished.
i
When in need of Printing. (any-|

thing) kindly remember the Bulletin
classes are being |
| chip, being lot No. 3 in Section 8
half story brick wel. house | oto situated on the East side of
| known as No. 318 East Chestnut cya] Street, between Third and
| Street. trom fast { Fourth Street, in the City of Lan-
Containing in {front on ast | caster, County of Lawmcaster and
Chestnut Street 17 feet, 3 inches. | gate of Pennsylvania, Being No,
and extending in depth of that | 399 Coral Street.
width Southwardly 87 feet 2 inches, | Containing in front on said Coral
more or less, to property now Or Street fourteen feet more or less
late of William E. Johnson. _|and extending in depth of that
Seized and taken in execution 45 | width Eastwardly ninety feet more
the property of Caleb M. Rife and | op less to a ten feet wide public
Margaret K. Rife, his wife. alley.

NO. 17 | Bounded on the North by land
No. 1 All that certain lot of | late of George W. Nolty deceased.
which are erected a two story on the East by said alley, on the

Spanish type bungalow and garage, | South by land late of William R.
iin Manheim Township, and known | Wilson and on the West by Coral
las Lot No. 4 of Section 8 of Glen | Street.
Moore, a plan of which is recorded |
lin the office for the Recording of | property of August Hess.
{ Deeds in and for Lancaster County | No. 22
{in Plan File 27: All that certain lot on the East
Beginning at a point on the north | cide of College: Avenue. betwe

{ side of Roosevelt Boulevard a| West Lemon Street and West James
{corner of this lot and lot No. 3,| Street, having thereon erected a
{thence in a westerly direction along | two story and mansard roofed
{the line of said Roosevelt Boule- | brick dwelling house, with two

i £1 on ; i
| vard on a curve, 51.96 feet to al ctory brick back building and other
to relax, how to discard bad|Peint, a corner of this lot and lot! improvements, No. 407 College
thoughts: for - good, how to look | VO: 5; thence in a northerly direc- Avenue:
= 2 4 | tion along line of lot No. 5; 140.81 Beginning at a point in the East
hopefully forward and not back- | feet to a point; thence in an east-|side of College Avenue a distance
ward. Results are said to havelerly direction along lot No. 33, 50( of 51 feet 10 inches North from
been almost unbelievable. Again | feet Po ii x 3 thence Sone 1} Hie Mertens wis of College
: re 4 (No. 3, 126.65 feet to the plac venue an Jest Lemon Street.
and again patients have become | go being the Northwest corner of
property now or late of William E.
Flick, thence extending Eastwardly
at right angles with College Ave.
through the middle of a 2 feet 6
No. 2 All that certain lot on the
north side of Roosevelt Boulevard
in Glen Moore, Manheim Town-
> on the Plan of said Glen Moore as| inches wide joint alley and a 9
Spartan Simplicity laid out by Sylvester Z. Moore. inch brick party partition wall over
Book Agent (to farmer): “You | Beginning at a point on the North | the same, between the building
ought to buy an encyclopedia, now side of Roosevelt Boulevard; thence erected on this premises and the
: " | extending northwardly along lot| building next adjoining on the
that your boy is going to school” No 2 “in said Section, 109.63] South, a distance of 88 feet 1} in-
Farmer: “Not on your life. Let feet to lot No. 34 on said Plan; | ches to a point in line of property
him walk, the same as I did.” |thence westwardly at right angles| now or late of the said Flick;
————————— to the last-mentioned ddurse 50 | thence extending slightly North-|
feet, more or less, to lot No. 4 in| eastwardly, a distance of 52 feet

8 3-4 inches to a point in the West
said Section; thence southwardly at
side of a 10 ft. wide common al-
right angles to the last-mentioned
Seized and taken in execution as
ing thereon erected a twoandone- | i} the improvements thereon er- |
being a parly wall,
ated at the Southeast corner of Riv-
e
[
(
roperty of
Leonard Barth,

DE a a EA ——— a——
PAGE THREB
EE
of Eli Sheaffer; on the North by
property now of Carl W. Ernst; on
the West by North Ann Street; and
on the South by East King Street.
Seized and taken in execution as
property of Harry K. Lefever.
NO. 29
All those two certain adjoining
lots situated on the Southeast corn=-
Seized and taken in execution as
Grace K. Barth and
NO, 27
All that certain lot of land situ-
rside Avenue and Clark Street, in
ancaster Township, Lancaster
‘ y ay NT J) \ 1 yo
ounty and State of Pennsylvania, er of North Queen and East Ross
ounded and described as follows, to Streets, in the City of Lancaster,
wil: having thereon erected two two
section of
tending Eastwardly along the South
19
li
Southwardly by
E
North side of a 10 feet wide common
more
53 feet 9 inches
Beginning at the Southeast inter-
a story brick dwelling houses, with
said Streets, thence ex-
brick back buildings Nos. 833 and
835 North Queen Street, and other
improvements,
Beginning at the Southeast corner
| of North Queen and East Ross Sts.,
thence extending Eastwardly along
the South side of East Ross Street,
a distance of 130 feet, more or less,
to a point in the West side of a 10
ide of Clark Street, a distance of
to property now or |
E. Groff. thence extending
said property of H.
of 150 feet to the
ite of H
Groff a distance
lley, thence extending Westwardly
Ne e Nort! ide S :
n the North fide of aid e Mmon | feet wide common alley, thence ex-
ey a dist e 2) 91 5
ley Istance of Zoi leet, J inches, | Southwardly along the
or less to the East side of Riv-
rside Avenue, extending
west side of said common alley a
11 1
distance of 45 feet 4 inches, more or
ort roy v along vy ab
Northwardly along the Eastern side |, s, to a point, the Northeast corn-
Avenue, a distance of
7 fiw : re ty of Charles J ol prope rly now or late of
G her th he 4 nov | Hilton; thence extending Westward-
thence extending East- |v along said premises, a distance of
wardly ina line at right angles with 130 fee t, more or less, to a point in
Riverside Avenue by adjoining | {he East side of North Queen Street;
feet, and thence
wardly by
pa
llel with Riverside
thence | |
by the
with Riverside
the East
thence extending N
the East side of
42 feet to the place of beginning.
No. 518 ic| common with others entitled thereto |
s| of a
{ joining the hereby described prem-
| ises on the South and also with the
| Conestoga Creek as
f Rose Kaetz and Joseph | fully set forth in the deed dated
) April 27,
| Book R, Vol. 18, at
of | Hambright
of Lancaster, | the property of Andrew J. Heidig.
Ic
&
Ann Streets in the City of Lancas- |
ter, Couny of Lancaster and State of
Pennsylvania, having thereon erect-
e
store and dwelling house known as
| No. 501 East King Stre
and one-half story
house known as No. 503
erected | and four tenths perches to the place | west by property, now or late, of | Street, bounded
Peter Wohlson, on the Southeast by | follows, to wit:
on the North side of said East King |
Street, !
in | less,
width Northwardly
chicken | to, the common walk alley between | side of North Ann Street, one hun-
house, pig pen and tobacco shed.) the herein conveyed premises and | dred and three feet and six inches
to property formerly of Abraham L. |
Diffenbaugh, now of Carl W. Ernst. |
roperty of Charles J. Gallagher, 100
thence extending Northwardly along
same a distance of 45 feet 4 inches,
| more or less, to the Southeast corn-
i er of North Queen and East Ross
Streets, the place of beginning.
Seized and taken in execution as
| the property of Julius Hoffman and
Michael Hoffman.
NO. 30
All that certain lot having there-
on erected a two and one-half story
brick dwelling house, No. 447 North
Water Street, situate on the East
side of North Water Street, in the
city of Lancaster.
Jeginning at a point in the East
land | side of North Water Street, a corner
land for . :
to the | of property now or late of Martin
and | Dorwart, thence Northwardly, along
the East side of North Water Street,
17 feet 2 inches to a point, thence
Eastwardly along property now or
late of the estate of Amos Gast, de-
ceased, 60 feet 6 inches to a point,
thence Northwardly, along same, 16
feet 2 inches to the South end of a
2 feet 9 inches wide private alley
extending North-
adjoining property of
J. Gallagher in a line para-
Avenue, 38 feet,
nd thence Westwardly |
same in a line at right angles
Avenue 100 feet to
iverside Avenue,
orthwardly along
Riverside Avenue,
harle
extending

side of

Together with the right to use in
10 feet wide common alley ad-
strip of
purposes
reserve d
ight to use the
treet and sewer
1907, and recorded in Deed
496, from
to John
page
Denlinger
and
Seized and taken in execution as
NO. 28 Soak leading Northwardly to West James
All those two certain adjoining Street, thence Eastwardly, along the

ts of land situated at the North- South end of said alley, 2 feet 9
ast corner of East King and North | jhches to a point thence Southward-
ly, along property now or late of
Conrad Gast and William Stone, re-
spectively, 33 feet 4 inches to a
point, thence Westwardly, along
property now or late of Martin Dor-
wart, 63 feet 3 inches to the place of
beginnning.
Together with the right, in com-
mon with the owners and occupiers
of properties Nos. 449 and 451 North
Water Street, to use the 2 feet and 9
inches wide alley aforesaid as and
for a passage way, with free ingress
eagrees and regress to and from
West James Street, at all times for-
ever hereafter
Seized and taken in execution as
the property of Julius Hoffman.
TOM C. SHIRK
Sheriff
d a two and one-half story brick |
and a two
dwelling
East King
described as

bric
and
Containing together in the front
thirty-eight feet, more or
and extending in depth of that
along the East
Bounded on the East by proverty | dec.23-3

TIAL
SALE

USED CARS IN DEC. ARE PRICED
STRAW HATS IN AUGUST
There are wonderful values in these cars listed, as
most of these cars have been traded in om 1937 cars

ALL CARS ARE WINTERIZED
1937 DODGE 4 DOOR TOURING SEDAN
1936 PONTIAC 8—2 DOOR TOURING SEDAN
1936 FORD 2 DOOR SEDAN
1935 OLDSMOBILE 4 DOOR TOURING SEDAN
1936 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR TOURING SEDAN STD.
1934 PONTIAC 8—1 DOOR SEDAN, 6 WHEELS
1934 PONTIAC 8—4 DOOR SEDAN WITH TRUNK
1934 DODGE SPORT COUPE
1934 OLDSMOBILE 8 SPORT COUPE
1933 BUICK 41 DOOR SEDAN, 6 WHEELS
1933 PONTIAC SPORT COUPE, 6 WHEELS
1933 PONTIAC 2 DOOR SEDAN WITH TRUNK
1932 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR SEDAN
1932 DODGE 8—4 DOOR SEDAN, 6 WHEELS
1931 BUICK 4 DOOR SEDAN, 6 WHEELS
1931 ESSEX SPORT COUPE
1931 DESOTO CONVERTIBLE COUPE
1931 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE COUPE
1931 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE COUPE
1931 HUDSON 4 DOOR SEDAN, 6 WHEELS
1930 BUICK ROADSTER
1529 OAKLAND 2 DOOR SEDAN
1929 BUICK 4 DOOR SEDAN
1929 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR SEDAN
1933 PONTIAC 4 DOOR SEDAN [ 1929 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR SEDAN
1933 PLYMOUTH SPORT COUPE 1929 HUDSON 4 DOOR SEDAN
1932 PONTIAC 2 DOOR SEDAN 1929 GRAHAM 4 DOOR SEDAN
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