pi SEP bis 5 SAR GRIP "HURSDAY, 10th, 1938
PAE FO THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER CO. PA. THURSDAY, NOVEM 108
Overdorf, South 123 degrees West Seized and taken in execution
Affairs At
Florin For
The Week
The Misssionary Society will meet
the hc
the me of Mrs. Clarence Niss-
A I v this (Wednesday) evening.
\ Mrs. Noah Gephard and children
ent Saturd oon Mr.
at Elizabeth-
with

1 Mrs, Wm. H. Myers, Jr.
n S
Vis 8

day with

Tver near

Fred Ibach
Lloyd Ibach
few days
Perry

and Mrs, and
and Mrs.
Gervase,
t the Emig
‘ounty
Mr.
| Mr. and
spent a
Camp, in
lie
ae
gunning.
Miss Josephine Bowers of Oys-
cer Point and Miss Delphine Horn-
attended the Rally Day |
services in the Florin U. B. Sun-
lay School on Sunday.
berger
RHEEMS
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shearer and
David Flory attended the Sunset
Market on Friday evening.
Mr. Phares Brandt bougnt a fresh
cow at Charles Frank's sale at Mt.
Joy last Friday.
The following returned from a
gunning trip to Pleasant Hill, Perry
county with the following game:
Robert Mason, 1 turkey; Henry
Myers, 2 squirrels, Howard Sipling,

Mr. and Mrs. Amos Longenecker
and Anna Ruth, Robert, |
John and James and Mr. and Mrs. |
|
children,
Amos Newcomer and son, James |
and Miss Nancy Peifer were din- |
ner guests of Mrs. John Peifer |
on Sunday.

ind on Shickley and son| Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Zug and
Te visited Mrs. Mary Fiest were entertained at
Ell tetter on Friday. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
1d Mrs. George Mumper en- | Eshleman at Mt. Joy on Sat-
tertained to a wild turkey dinner at | yrdav.
their home on Sunday. These guests) Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Baker and
were present: Rev, and Mrs. Broske: | children and Mr. and Mrs. Chris-
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mumper and [tian Musser and children were
Mr. Christ Mumma of Mount Joy, | entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Garber of town, Newcomer.
Miss Floy Frey of Elizabethtown| npr and Mus. John Herr and
and R Mumper. family spent Sunday as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Vogle, Mr.| the Martin family at Bridgeport.
and Mrs. Lloyd Vogle attended a Mr. Daniel S. Aungst of Pitts-
dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. burgh . visited his aged parents,
Chas, Vogel at the home of Mr. and | ppp. and Mrs. E. S. Aungst on
My harles Schlotthauer at Co- Saturday and Sunday.
The Sunshine Bible Class of the
Ladies’ Aid Society of the | Church will hold a
will hold a
of Mrs. Har-
Nov. 12.
corn soup,
B. Chu
at the he

on Saturday,
ry 1
They will sell
chicken

pies, cakes, potato salad cole slaw,
ete.
The Intermediate Society of the
Florin U. B. Church held their

the home of Lillian and

Mary Weiiley on Monday evening.

Those present were Clarence Nissly,
Robert Nissly, Paul Buller, Larry
Braun, Richard Kauffman, Cyrus
Elmer and Ralph Wittel, William
Gebhart, Maude and Pauline Buller,
Richard Keener, Elizabeth and
Kathryn Gebhart, Edna Forry and
Evelyn Fike.
Mr. and Mrs. C.
their home on

A. Melhorn en-
tertained at Sunday,
the following guests: Miss Fannie
Schock and Miss Regina Coup, of
cafeteria supper on Thursday ev-
3 squirrels and 1 rabbit; Melvin
Eorniby, 1 rabbit; Menno Reinhold,
3 rabbits; John Zeager, 1 turkey.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
tertained at dinner on Sunday: Mr.
and Mrs, Paul Earhart, daughter
Janet and son Paul Jr.,, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Becker, daughter Phyllis
and son Henry Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Forney and sons Roy Jr., and
Glenn and Mr, and Mrs. Earl Wittle.
Mrs. Jacob Zeager, Sr., visited
with Mr, and Mrs. John Zeager and
family of this place”on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Phares Brandt visit-
ed with Mr. and¥Mrs. Elmer Groff
on Sunday evening.
Quite a few from this vicinity at-
Hoover en-
tended the Song feast held in the
Florin church of the Brethren on
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and
daughter Connie, and Mr. and Mrs.
John Kostr were Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Enos Floyd.
Monday, October 31st from four
to six P, M. Mrs. Phares H. Landis
guests

ening, Nov. 10th. Everybody is
invited to attend. |
Last Wednesday evening the i
Sunshine Bible Class held a ban-
quet at Shady Nook. Those pres-
ent were: Mrs. Walter Eshleman,
Mrs. Benj. Kendig, Mrs. Earl Way,
Mrs. FE. Myers, Mrs. Phares Steh-
Mrs. Thomas Boyd, Mrs.
Krall, Mrs. William Fack- |
Jr, Mrs. William Hoffman, !
Mrs. Melvin Newcomer, Mrs. John |
Mrs.
Albert
Peifer. A business and social
followed. |
Mrs. Annie L. Peifer entertained |
Sunday the following: Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Peifer, and family, Mr. |
ind Mrs. Amos Longnecker of
man,

James
ler,
Bontreger,
Mrs.
Levi
meeting
Harry
Rodgers
Blessing, |
and Mrs.

Harrisburg; Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Schock and daughter of Deodate:
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schock and
daughter, of Washington Boro, Mr.
and Mrs, Lehman Slaugle, of York
County; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Melhorn
and family, Miss Mildred Funk of
Mount Joy and Mr. and Mrs. C.

near Elizabethtown, |
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peifer and |
laughters Ann and Helen |
ittended the Hockey game at Her-
shey Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peifer en-
tertained pheasant
evening, Mr. Cleason
Thomasville, York Co.
Miss Mabel Miller of Washing- |
ton
Misses
at a supper
Saturday
Straley,
Boro is spending some time |
with the family of Dr. J. S. Ken-

Miller Wolgemuth.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wagenbach
of Lancaste called on Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Wagenbach. They au-
toed to Steelton and Highspire and

and Mrs. Wm. Myers

United Brethren church
] Hammond
s. Lloyd Vogle attend- |
in honor of Mr. andl
s Vogle at Columbia.
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IRONVILLE |
ey |
has been started at the |

to all an electric
organ which is being presented
by and Mrs. Paul Metzgar.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fox and Me.
and Mrs. Cleon Staley and daugh- |
ter Ruth attended the football{
between Lebanon Valley
iehanna at

Selins Grove,

rnoff and Earl
a telephone in

ng of the West |
board |

Hempfield school

will be held
on
Wed- |
Duke St.

town,
dinner on

Clayton d
Minnie and Martha, Mr
Charles Z. Derr
Helen Jean, of
and
town;
Mrs John
of Elizabeth- |
aris B. Gru- |
Ir. and Mrs. Clarence B.|
and daughter, Jean fl
anda

BAZAAR AT LANDISVILLE
The annual Thanksgivi
Sale will be held on Wednesday, |
Nov. 16th at from 5 to 9 P. M, at |
the Landisville Fire Hall, under |
the auspices of the Ladies Aid|
Society of Zion Lutheran church.
A Sauer Kraut supper will be
served for thirty-five cents. Also |
dixie cups, pop sickles, pie, cake |
and candy will be on sale.
There will be gift and market |
tables, grab bag, ete.
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When in need of Printing. (any-
thing) kindly remember the Bulletin

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Basket For

niversary.

| 11 follow
jter.
lig.
Mr.
ntertained
and Mrs. Jacob Minnich
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Hoffman and daughter Betty Lou
f Landisville Sunday.
Mrs. T. Dreucker, of Lancaster, |

spe Wednesday with her par-
its Mr. 's. H. H. Heisstand.
ents

and MN
Our Cat d
Past Week
Mr. and Mrs.
and children,

Milton M. Archer
Robert and
attended a sur-
prise dinner last Friday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abram
3. Weaver at Landisville,
bration of their
James,
Pauline, of town,
in cele-
golden wedding an-

a :
Mrs. 2 lice
Gerber of Lancaster,

t Saturday in town visiting rel-
s Ashenfelter
Nancy and Charles
lay in Elizabethtown with
Paul Martin
Lancaster,
and
spent

town visiting friends.
ind Mrs. Harvey Ebersole, of
Mr. and Mrs. John Groff and
Anne May of Salunga and

Mr. ar Mrs. William Miller, of
Ironville, spent Sunday at the home
f Mn: Wagenbach, at Chest-
3
it Hi
H
Sauders, entertained
sts at her he
et, on Sunday: Miss

Mrs. Lillie

a3
g gu
New Haven

Floren , of New York, Mr.
and Mrs nan Fink and son
Bu , of weim; Mr. William
Curn, bethtown, and Mr.
John and R 1 Myers, of Lancas-

Mr. Harvey F. Hawthorne, Sr.
returned to his home on Marietta |
Street, after spending several weeks
on a trip to New Mexico, where his
daughter, Mrs. E. McClellan, and
family have taken up residence.
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Patronize Bulletin Advertisers.

{ around here to
| first week, Norman

| near here. Mr. Fox
and children Jeanette and John;
Mrs. C. Ray Strickler and children
Daisy, Dawn, Daniel and David at-
tended a Hallowe'en Masquerade
part Emerson Hall,
held for children of the
Church School.
Isaac Kulp, prominent
in Lancaster,
Unitarian
far ~ of
iarmer ol
| near Rheems is building an annex to
his house. He expects to move into
the new addition and rent the or-
iginal part of the house to a tenant
farmer.
We have some master sportsmen
Roy
young sons
boast about.
Shelly and his sturdy
report 35 rabbits and 8 pheasants the
Miller
town.
shot a
fe racoon John C.
Smith, Jr. encountered Mr. Red Fox
near
in persen, on a wooded premises
as sly
was y as
ever and evaded the gun fire.
The C. A. Ricedorf residence
der construction, at East Rheems is
and will be
the very
un-
nearing completion
ready for occupancy in
near future.
Phares H. Landis, abooster of im-
proved methods of mechanical farm-
ing, is husking forty acres of corn
{ on the J. A. Hipple farms managed
by Guy S. Parmer, with his new
McCormick-Deering Corn Picker.
The system is quick and efficient,
caving many hours of hard labor
expending much physical energy.
Friday, November 18th is the date
you are waiting for. The local Par-
ent-Teacher association will hold a
meeting at the school house prompt-
ly at 7:30 P. M. There will be a
business session, the length of which
will depend upon how fast you
think and vote—so make it snappy!
Music and an address by an emin-
ent educator of this State will fea-
ture the program. In the interest of
your children and the
be there. Help guide and control the
children, in and out of school and
stop complaining about them. This
seein’ you,”
the school
community,
means you! “We'll be
next Friday night at
house.

Newtown
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rollman,
of Lititz, visited Mr. and Mrs.
William Haines on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shenk and
Mr. and Mrs. Hurst, of Lancaster,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Peiffer.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Eshleman,
of Florin called on Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Geltmacher.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Emanuel Myers were: Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Mumma and son
Neal, of Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Mumma and Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Myers and son Marlyn of
Mount Joy.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Risser
and Mr. John Rhoads called on
Mr. Jacob Risser and Mr. Jacob
Minninch of Maytown and Mrs.
Mary Hogentobler of Columbia
Sunday afternoon.
Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Clay-
ton Risser also the United Breth-
ren church are being beautified
with a coat of paint.
held for Rev.
persons attend-
A reception was
Peifer with fifty
ing. Rev. Hollingsworth of Eliza-
bethtown was the speaker. Rev.
Ranck and Mr. Abram Stauffer of
Mt. Joy were present. Rev. Peifer
was the recipient of a gift in
money. »
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Brief News Of
The Day From
Local Dailies
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COLUMN OF CONDENSED
NEWS ITEMS
were stolen from
Amos Nolt near New Holland.
Charles Adams, 38, Berks Co.
was shot and killed by his com-
panion.
John H. Bracht Jr., 28, of York
died from wounds received
100 chickens
Haven,
while gunning.
Fire the barn and
tobacco shed on the Amos Mussel-
near Mountville.
body which was
rock, in
destroyed
man farm
A man's to
tied a 24-lb. was found
the river near Conowingo.
After an argument George
Remert, 36, Brecknock township,
thot and wounded his father and
then blew off the top of his own
head.
Sheriff’s Sale:
Of ==
REAL ESTATE!
To be held
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1938
AT 2:00 o'clock P. M.
By virtue of several writs of Fieri
Facias and Levari Facias issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas, Lan-
caster County, Pennsylvania, and to
me directed, I will expose to sale by
public vendue or outcry in Court
Room No. 2. at the Court House in
the City of Lancaster, Pa., the fol-
lowing described real estate, to wil:

' in the West Ward of the Borough
of Mount Joy, County of Lancas-
ter and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows,

to wit:
Beginning at a corner of lot of
ground of the estate of Henrietta
Simms, deceased; thence west-
wardly along the southern boun-
dary and the Old line of the
Pennsylvania railroad one hund-
red and seventy-five (175) feet to
a point; thence southwardly nine-
teen (19) feet to a point at the
intersection of lands of Gabriel
Moyer and George H. Brown;
thence eastwardly along line of lot
of ground of George H. Brown
fifty (50) feet to a point; thence
southwardly one hundred and
forty-seven (147) feet to North of
Elbow Alley; thence eastwardly
one hundred and twenty-three
(123) feet to a point; thence
northwardly one hundred and
eighty-five (185) feet to the place
of Beginning.
Seized and taken in execution
as property of Mary B. Siegrist
and Clarence H. Siegrist, defen-
dants, and Martha M. Siegrist,
terre tenant.
NO. 17
All those three certain tracts or
pieces of land situated in the
Township of Sadsbury, County of
Lancaster and State of Pennsyl-
vania, bounded and described as
follows, to wit:
Tract No. 1. All that right, title
and interest of in and to all that
certain tract or piece of land with
the improvements thereon situ-
ated, in the Township of Sadsbury,
County of Lancaster and State of
Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
scribed as per survey made by
F. M. Trout, Esq., as follows, to
wit: '
Beginning at a point in the stone
line of land of John M.
wall in
Rutter, thence by the same and
land of Michael Murr, North one
degree, forty-five minutes East
three hundred twenty-nine and
seven tenths feet (N. 1 degree 45
E. 329.7); thence by land of said
Murr, and Fanny Rice, North
twenty-four degrees forty-five
minutes East ten hundred and
fifty-four ft. (N.24 deg.45 E. 1054’)
to a stone; thence by land of said
Fanny Rice, South eighty-eight
degrees fifteen minutes East ten
hundred ninety-three and eight
(S. 8% degrees 15 E.
a stone; thence by school
the three following
and distances, to wit:
one degree forty-five min-
West one hun d twenty-
one feet (S. 1 degree 45 W.121'):
South eighty-eight degrees thirty
minutes East three hundred y
feet. (S. 88 degrees 30° E. 360’) to
a stone; and North two degrees
fifteen minutes East one hundred
twenty-one feet (N. 2 degrees 15
E. 121’) to a stone in the middle
of the road: thence in said 8
and by land of David L.
eighty-eight degrees
utes East five hundred
feet (S. 88 degrees 30° E.
to a stone; thence by
seven degrees fifteen m
utes West ninety-nine ft. (S.7 des
feet
10
lot
tenths
1093.8")
house
courses
South
utes

545’)
South

15’ W. 99°) to a stone: thence by
same North eighty-six degrees
East two hundred thirty-one z

sixty-six hundredths feet (N. 86
degrees E. 23166’) to a stone:
thence by Townsend’s land, Sout]
twenty-eight degrees forty-five
minutes East seventy-four and
twenty-five hundredths feet (S. 23

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degrees 45° E. 7425") to a point
and by the same North eighty-
four degrees East one hundred
fifty-one and eight tenths feet (N.
NO. 16
All that certain lot of ground |
with a two and one-half story
brick warehouse thereon, situated
a
[ 84 degrees E. 151.8’) to a stone in
the road; thence in said road
South twenty-eighth degrees forty-
five minutes East one hundred
eighteen feet (S. 28 degrees 45 E.
118’); thence by
Aulthouse South one degree five
minutes West eleven hundred four
and five-tenths feet (S. 1 degrees
5 W. 11045’) to a stone; thence
by same North eighty-nine degrees
West Two hundred forty-seven and
nine-tenths ft. (N. 89 deg. W. 247.9’)
to a stone; thence South seven
degrees twenty-two minutes West
eleven hundred twenty-eight and
six tenths feet (S. 7 degrees 22’
W. 1128.6’) to a point; thence by
North sixty-eighth degrees forty-
five minutes West seven hundred
other land of John W. Thompson,
fifty-five and seven tenths feet
(N. 68 degrees 45° W. 755.7’) to a
stone; thence North eight degrees
forty-five minutes West two hund-
red ninety-seven feet (N.8 degrees
45 W. 297°) to a point and North
sixty-eight degrees forty-five min-
utes West eighty-one hundred
forty-eight and ninety-nine hund-
reths feet N. 68 degrees 45 W.
8148.99’) to place of Beginning.
Containing one hundred ten acres
and eighty-four perches (110 A.
84 P.)
Tract No. 2. All that certain lot
of ground situated in Sadsbury
Township, Lancaster County and
State of Pennsylvania, but more
fully bounded and described as
follows:
Beginning at a lime stone on
North side of Georgetown Road, at
a corner of No. 3; thence by No.
No. 3, North nine degrees East
eleven and two tenths perches (N.
9 degrees E. 112 P.) to a corner
on Last side of the Nickel Mine
Road; thence along said road and
lands of B. F. Weaver, North
fifty-one and one-half degrees W.

three and fifty-four hundredths
perches (N. 5% degrees W. 3.54
perches to a corner of Charles
Townsend land; thence by said
Townsend's land South nine de-
grees West thirteen and fifty-six
hundredths perches (S. 9 degrees
W. 13. 56 P.) to a corner of land
of H. K. Wilson; thence by said
Wilson's land and the Georgetown
Road North eighty-eight degrees
East and twelve hundredths
perches (N. 88 degrees E. 3.12 P.)
to place of beginning. Containing
thirty-seven perches, more or less.
Tract No. 3. Beginning at a
limestone in the Georgetown Road,
a corner of No. 2, thence by said
Road North eight and one-half
degrees East nine and twenty-
eight hundredths perches (N. 8%
three
degrees E. 9.28 P.) {to a corner of
Nickel Mine Road; thence along
said Road, by land of B. F. Wea-
ver, South twenty-nine and three-
fourths degrees East ten and thirty-
six hundredths perches (8S. 293
degrees FE. 10.36 P. ) to line of
H. K. Wilson's land; thence by
said Wilson’s land South eighty-
seven and three-fourths degrees
West six and six tenths perches
(S. 87% degrees W. 6.6 P.) to place
of Beginning. Containing thirty
perches, more or less.
Fxcepting and reserving from
Tract No. 1, all that certain lot or

piece of land, containing 3.168
acres, conveyed by John W.
Thompson and Mary A. Thompson,
his wife, to Hannah E. Oberhol-
ser, by deed dated October 3
1906, and recorded in the Record-
er’'s Office in and for Lancaster
County, in Deed Book “U”, Vol.
18, Page 180.
The improvements thereon are a
two story frame Dwelling House
and frame Bank Barn.
Scized and taken in execution as
property of J. W. Thompson, John
W. Thompson.
NO. 18
All that certain lot or piece of
land, upon which is erected a 3-
story brick dwelling house, No.
465, situated on the N. W. side
of Fremont St.between Strawberry
and Filbert Sts, in Lancaster, Pa.
Containing in front on said
Fremont St. 20 ft. and extending
in depth of that width, Northwest-
wardly, 96 ft. to a 14 ft. wide
alley; being Lot No. 25 on a plan
of lots laid out by Morris Zook
and on file in the Recorder’s
Office in and for Lancaster County.
Bounded on the N. E. by prop-
erty now or late of W. F. Rosen-
berger, and on the S. W. by
property now or late of Sophia
M. Young.
Subject to the condition that
no building shall be erected on
said lot closer to Fremont St. than
12 ft. from the house line, pro-
viding the same condition is re-
served in the deeds for the bal-

land of Wasley |

ance of the lots on that side.
The Southwestern Line of said |
lot passes through the middle of |
a 4 ft. wide common alley be- |
tween this house and the house |
on the adjoining premises on the |
S. W.; the half of the width of!
said alley being on each of the!
said respective premises and said
allev to be used in common by
the owners and occupiers of said |
respective premises forever here- |
after as’ the same is now laid =
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and constructed.
Together with the right to build
over and occupy the whole of the
width of said 4 ft. wide common
alley and into the wall of the ad-
joining premises on the S. W.
above the first story of said
dwelling house as the same is
now constructed.
Seized and taken in execution as
property of George F. Bauer.
Mortgagor and real owner.
NO. 19
All that certain lot or piece of!
land situated on the North side
of the Lancaster and Philadelphia |
Turnpike, in the Township of |
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, bounded |
and described as follows:
Beginning at the North side of
said Turnpike, a corner of land!
now or late of Mary Myers: thence!

tion along the said Turnpike 100 |
feet, more or less, to land now or
late of Paul Schriver; thence along
land now or late of said Paul
Schriver Northwardly 204 feet 7
inches, more or less, to a 14 feet
wide common alley; thence East-
ward along the South side of said
14 feet wide common alley; thence
Fastward along the South side of
said 14 feet wide alley, 100 feet,
more or less to land now or late
of said Mary Myers; thence ex-
tending Southward along said land
now or late of Mary Myers 199
feet, more or less, to the Lan-
caster and Philadelphia Turnpike
aforesaid, the Place of Beginning.
Being the same premises which
Jacob L. Frey, single, by Dead
dated November 7, 1921, and re-
corded in the Recorder's Office in
and for Lancaster County in Deed
Book K. Volume 25, Page 82,
granted and conveyed unto Kirk
Johnson, his heirs and assigns.
the 14 feet wide alley in the rear
of the herein described premises,
together with the others entitled
to the same use thereof, and sub-
ject to the condition that no
building shall ever be erected on
any of the said lots nearer the
front line on the Philadelphia Pike
than 30 feet.
Seized and
as property
taken in execution
of Kirk Johnson.
NO. 20
All that certain lot of ground
having thereon erected a two and
one-half story brick and frame
dwelling house, in the village of
Neffsville, Manheim Township,
Lancaster County, Pa., bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point in the
middle of the State Highway lead-
from Neffsville to East Peters-
burg, a corner of land of M. H.
Mercer, thence in the middle of
said State Highway, by lands of
H. H. Funk, North thirty-one and
one-half degrees West: seventy-
three feet to a point; thence by
land formerly of Frank R. Kiehl
et ux, North fifty-nine and one-
half degrees East, two hundred
feet to an iron pin; thence by the
same, South thirty-one and one-
half degrees East, thirty-five feet
and ten inches to an iron pin in
the land of C. B. Leaman; thence
by lands of C. B. Leaman and
0. R. Witmyer, respectively, South
seven and seven-eighths degrees
West, seventy-seven feet and six
inches to an iron post, a corner of
land of M. H. Mercer; thence by
lands of M. H. Mercer, South
sixty-nine and one-half degrees
West, one hundred and fifty-three
feet to the place of Beginning.
Containing sixty-seven and two-
tenths square perches of land.
Seized and taken in execution as
property of Thomas L. McMichael
and Sadie M. McMichael.
NO. Zi
All that certain lot or piece of
ground, situated on the South side
of West James Street, between
North Mulberry Streét and North
Concord Street, in the City of
ing
Lancaster and State of Pennsyl-
vania, having thereon erected a
two-story brick dwelling house,
No. 318 West James Street afore-
said, and other improvements. and
bounded and described as follows,
to wit:—
Beginning at a point in the South
side of West James Street afore-
said, the Northwest corner of prop-
erty, now or late, of John Book,
thence extending Southwardly
along the said premises and at
right angles with the South side
of West James Street aforesaid, a
distance of 80 feet and 2 inches,
more or less, to a point in line of
property, now or late, of John
Evans; thence extending West-
wardly along the said premises and
parallel with the South side of
West James Street aforesaid, a
distance of 19 feet and 6 inches,
more or less, to a point, the South-
east corner of property, now or
late, of Harry Dorwart; thence ex-
the
tending Northwardly along
said premises and through the
middle of a 2 feet wide, joint,
covered alley and the 9 inch brick,
party, partition wall over the mid-
dle of the same between the build-
ing erected on the herein convey-
ed premises and the building er-
ected on the premises next adjoin-
ing the same on the West, a dis-
tance of 60 feet and 2 inches,
more or less, to a point in ihe
South side of West James Street
aforesaid; thence extending East-
wardly along the South side of
said West James Street, a distance
of 19 feet and 6 inches, more or
less, to a point, the place of be-
ginning.
Together with and subject to the
use, in common with the owners,
and occupiers of the premises next
adjoining the here-in conveyed
premises on the West, of the said
3 feet wide, joint, covered alley
and the 9 inch brick, party, parti-
tion wall over the middle of the
same, between the building erec-
ted on the herein conveyed prem-
ises and the building erected on
the premises next adjoining the
same on the West,
Seized and taken in execution
as proverty of Roy F. Herren and
John F. Herren.
No. 22
All those two certain messuages
and tracts of land situated in
Manor Township, Lancaster Coun-
tv, Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows:
No. 1. All that certain farm and
messuage of land in Manor Town-
ship on public road leading from
Millersville to Washington Boro, |
with the improvements thereon
erected, bounded and described as
follows:
Beginning at a stone in
public road, thence along the same
and lane of Dr. Jerome Kendig
and starting from land of Margaret
Sherick, North 77} degrees East,
the

161 Perches to a stone; thence by
extending .in a Westward direc-' land of Graybill Mann and Kate
: |
107.1 Perches to a post; thence
by land of J. E. L. Mann South
761% degrees West 163.2 Perches to
a post; thence by the same and
Margaret Sherick North 12} de-
grees West 1088 Perches to the
Place of Beginning.
Containing 109 Acres
Perches.
The improvements thereon area
frame tobacco shed; from hog sty
and frame garage. .
No. 2. All that certain piece on
parcel of land in said town-
and 23
ship, bounded and described as
follows:
Beginning at a stone In the
middle of a public road; and thence
extending by land of Abraham K
Newcomer N. 77% degrees East 18.3
Perches to a stone; thence by lands
of Christian Charles South 9 de-
grees East 29.3 Perches; and South
8415 degrees West along line of
Elva G. Mann's land 16.85 Per-
ches to a stone in the middle of
the aforesaid public road; thence
by the said middle of the public
road 1214 degrees West 27.8 per-
ches to the Place of Beginning.
Containing 2 Acres and 144 Per-
ches.
The improvements thereon are a
2 story frame dwelling house and
frame bank barn.
Seized and taken in execution
as property of Jacob S. Mann.
NO. 23
All that certain tract or piece
of land, with brick brewery, re-
frigerators, pitching shed, carriage
shed, stahle, wagon shed, boiler
house, engine house, coal pocket,
machine shop, ice tank, condensing
and cooper shop, storage and
other buildings thereon erected,
situated on the North side of First

St, W. of Dorwart St., Lancaster,
Pa, and bounded and described
as follows, to wit: Beginning at
a post or stake at the N. side of
said First St. and an alley; thence
South 79 deg. E. along said First
St., 254 ft. to a stake; thence along
a 14 ft. wide alley, now sometimes
called S. Ricker Ave., N. 81%
W., 149 ft. 5 in. to a stake; thence
along another 14 ft. wide alley,
now sometimes called W. Rieker
Ave, N. 65 deg. W., 265 2. to a
stake: thence along the first men-
tioned alley (14 ft. wide), S. 127%
deg. W, 189 ft. 8 in. to the place
of beginning. Containing 135.6 per.
Together with the right of in-
gress and egress from said prem-
ises to Columbia Avenue, and to-
gether with the right of way along,
through, over and upon the sev-
eral alleys or streets bounding
the premises above described and
or appurtenant thereto and neces-
sary or convenient for the purpose
of ingress and egress to and from
the said premises, either on foot
or by horses, wagons, automobiles,
trucks or other conveyances.
Seized and taken in execution
as property of Samuel Yarwitz,
with notice to Penn Star Brewery
Company, terre tenant.
NO. zi
All that certain lot or piece of
land with the two story brick
dwelling house thereon erected,
No. 462 South Queen Street, situ-
ated on the North-West corner of
South Queen and Hazel Streets.
in said City of Lancaster.
Containing in front on said South
Queen Street twenty-one feet and
extending in depth of that width,
dest

Westward, along said Hazel St.,
ninety-five feet to a ten feet wide
common alley.
Bounded on the North by prop-
erty of Michael Musselman.
Seized and taken in execution
as property of Roy Andrews.
NO. 25
All that certain lot or piece of
ground situated on the South side
of East Clay Street, between North
Lime and North Shippen Streets
in the City of Lancaster aforesaid,
having thereon erected a two-
story cement dwelling house, with
a two-story cement back build-
ing, No. 246 East Clay Street,
bounded and described as follows,
to wit:
Containing in front on East Clay
Street, eighteen (18) feet more or
less, and extending in depth of
that width one hundred and ten
(110) feet more or less, to the
North side of a three (3) feet wide
private alley.
Bounded on the East by property
of E. A. Savage; on the South by
said three feet wide private alley;
on the West by property, now or
late of H. A. Mettfett and on the
North by said East Clay Street.
Seized and taken in execution 23
property of George H. Cramer and
A. Elizabeth Cramer, his wife, with
notice to George H. Cramer, pres-
ent owner and terre tenant.
NO. 26
All that certain lot or piece of
land with the three story cement
block dwelling and frame barn
erected thereon, situated in the
Village of Leola, Upper Leacock
Township, Lancaster County, Pa.
Beginning at an Iron Pin, at the

Intersection of the New Road anc
the Lancaster-New Holland State
Highway, thence along the middle
of said Highway, South eighty-
nine and one half degrees
East, two hundred eleven and
sixty eight hundredths feet to an
Iron Pin; thence along property
now or late of J. F. Hartranft,
South twelve degrees ten minutes
East one hundred eighty and eight
hundredths feet to an Iron Pin:

thence along property now or late
of Jerome Graybill, South sev-]
enty-three degrees thirty minutes |
West, one hundred thirty-one and |
twenty-five hundredths feet to an
Iron Pin; thence along the middle
of the Newport Road, North twenty
nine and one half degrees West,
two hundred fifty-one and eight
tenths feet to the place of be-|
ginning.

Containing one hundred twenty- |
six and sixty-four hundredths
perches.
\-
as property of Benjamin K. Her=
shey.
NO. 27
All that certain messuage or
tenement and tract of land, sit=-
uated in the Township of Provi-
dence, County of Lancaster, and
State of Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at a stone in the
public road leading from Mt. Airy
to Blue Bell; thence (by survey
of August, A. D. 1902), by lands
of Landis Miller, along middle of
said road, North, seventy-one de-
grees West, one hundred and seven
perches to a point; thence by land
of Finnefruck, South, thirty and
one-fourth degrees West, seven
perches to a point; thence South,
thirty-nine and one-half degrees
West, fourteen and eight-tenths
perches to a point; thence South,
| nine degrees West, nine and two-
tenths perches to a stone; thence
by land of S. Mille Herr, South,
seventy-two degrees East, thirty-
five perches to a stone; thence
South, six degrees West, twenty=
seven and eighty-eight hundredths
perches to a stone; thence by land
of MecFalls, South, seventy-one
and one-fourth degrees East,
twenty-four perches to a stone;
thence South, six and three-
fourths degrees West, forty-three
and sixteen hundredths perchesio
a point; thence by land of Philip
Schneider, South, seventy-two de-
grees Fast, sixty and sixty-eight
hundredths perches to a stump;
thence by land of Elam Bleecher,
North, five and one-half degrees
East, ninety-nine and sixty-four
hundredths perches to the Place of
Beginning.
Containing Fifty Acres and One
Hundred and One Perches.
The improvements thereon are
a 2 story frame dwelling house
and frame barn.
Seized and taken in execution
property of Calvin U. Alex~
and Cora H. Alexander.
NO. 23
All that certain messuage or
tenement and tract of land, sit-
uated in Mount Joy Twp. Lanc.
Co. Pa, bounded and described
as follows, viz:
Beginning at a stone in the Man~
heim and Elizabethtown Road,
thence in and partly along said
road and by lands now or late of
John Eshelman, S. 85 deg. E. 3
chains and 61 links to a stone on
as
ander
the S. side of the same; thence
crossing said road N. 56 deg. E.
3 chains and 28 links to a stake
on the N. side of the same; thence
by same lands N. 36 deg. W. 50
links to a deg. E.
4 chains and 37 links to a stone,
and 3. 52 deg. BE. 35 links to a
stone on the N. side of said Man-
heim and Elizabethtown Road;
thence along said road by
sam2 lands N. 36 deg. E. 5 chains
stone, N.
and
to a stone on the N. side of same,
and N. 67] deg. E. 2 chains and
68 links to a stone in th: middle
of said road; thense by lands now
or late of John W. Moyer, S. 31%
deg. F. 15 chains and 53 links to
a stone, N. 45 deg. E. 4 chains and
85 links to a stone, and N. 461%
deg. E. 4 chains and 20 links to
a stone; thence by lands now or
late of John Brandt, S. 27% deg.
E. 13 chains and 32 links to a
stone; thence by lands of David
Heistand, S. 68'2 deg. W.23 chains
and 64 links te a stone: thence
by lands now or late of M. N.
Risser, N. 27 deg. W. 9 chains and
4 links to a stone; thence by
lands now or late of B. K. Eshle-
man, S. 71 deg. W. 5 chains to a
stone, and N. 19% deg. W.11 chains
and 39 links to the place of be-
ginning.
Containing 47 Acres and 88
Perches, neat measure.
The improvements thereon are
a double 2-story frame dwelling
house, frame and stone bank barn,

1 tile silo, 1 cement silo, frame
corn barn and frame pig sty.
Seized and taken in execution
as property of Francis B. Hunt.
NO.
All that certain lot or piece of
land, with a three-story brick
building, annex and other build-
ings erected thereon, known as
Nos. 37% and 39 East Orange St.
situated on the North side of said
East Orange Sireet, in the City of
Lancaster, County of Lancaster,
and State of Pennsylvania, be-
tween North Dhke Street and N.
Qheen Street.
Containing in front on said E.
Orange Street thirty-two feet and
two and one-fourth inches, and
extending in depth of that width
two hundred and forty-five feet
to East Marion Street.
Bounded on the East by property
now or late of John G. Haas. on
the North by said Fast Marion
Street, on the West by perty
of John L. Atlee, d on South
by said East O t.
Seized and tak execution
as the property of Simon Shissier
and W. Clyde Shissler, Copartners
20

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trading as Simon Shissler and
Son
Son.
: NO. 30
All that certain Messuage or
Tenement and Lot or Piece of
Ground, situated on the Northeast
corner of Ferdinand and South
Wolf Streets, in said Manheim
Borough, Lancaster County, Penn-
sylvania.
Containing in front on said Fer-
dinand Street fifty-five (55) feet,
and extending of that width in
depth Northward along said South
Wolf Street, one hundred and
fifty (150) feet. adjoining other
property now or formerly of Wil-
liam H. Noggle, on the North and
East,
The improvements thereon are a
double 21% story stucco house.
oj §
Seized and taken in execution as
| property of William H. Noggle.
TOM C. SHIRK
oct.-27-3t Sheriff

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