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REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE REPORT OF CONDITION
] TOWN NATIONAL BANK
UNION NATIONAL MOUNT JOY
BANK OF MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON
JUNE 29, 1946.
29, 1946, |(Published
(Published in response to call made
by Comptroller of the Currency, un-
der Section 6211, U. S. Revieed Sta-
tutes)
ASSETS
Loans and Discounts (inclug-
ing no overdrafts ..... $ 935,695.96
8. Government obliga-
tions direct and guaran-

teal i. devi sine 3,361,109.25
Other bonds, notes, and
debentures ........ 30,060.15
Corporate stocks, inc luding
$12,750 stock of Federal
Reserve Bank ............ 12,750.00 °
Cash, balances with
banks, including
reserve balance and
cash items in process
of collection ........... 799,476.82
Bunk premises owned
4,360, furniture and
fixture $8,709.65 .......
Real estate owned other

than bank premises .
Other assets 01.40
Total Assets .......... $5,165,565
LIABIL 1ITIES
Demand deposits of indl-
viduals, partnerships, &
Corporations .......... 2,072,962.70
Time deposits of individ-
uals, partnerships, and
corporations .......... 2,279,617.01
Deposits of U. S. Govern-
ment (including postal
Savings 232,951.25
Deposits of States and
political subdivisions .. 49,798.98 | m
Other deposits («
cashiers checks,
Total Deposits $4,6

rtitied and
kc) 10,382.49
15, 712.5 03

Total Liabilities ...._.. $4,645, 712 2
CAPITAL AC ( Sou NTS
Capital Stock:
Common stock, total par

$125,000 $125,000.00
Surplus 300,000.00
Undivided Profits 70, 767.76
Reserves ......... Na 24,070.65
Total Capital Accounts Fo 519, S38. 8.41
Total Liabilities and
Capital Accounts ...... $5,165,550,94
MEMORANDA
U. S. Government obliga-
tions, direct and guaran-
teed pledged to secure de-
posits and other abili-
ties og es 537,639.25

Total: 159.25
Secured Liabilities:
Deposits secured b
assets pursuant t
ments of law ..

pledged
require-
9

350.57
otal. + cc ote vv 262,350.57 that
State sylvania, County of 1
Lancastd
ssly, cashier of the
above-nan
that the
the best of
H.
2» statement {is frue to
v knowledge and belief.
N. NISSLY, Cashier
Sworn to and suhseribed before me
this ith day of July, 1946.
Annie C. Blensinger, Notary Public
My commission expires Jan. 26, 1949
Correct—Attest:
HENRY IH. KOSER
ROHRER STONER
ALVIN J. REIST

Directors

REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY OF MT. JOY
IN THE OF PENNSYL~
JAN CLOSE OF BUSI-
NESS ON JUNE 29, 1946.
{Published in response to call made
by Comptroller of the Currency, un-
der Section 5211, U. S. Revised Sta-
tutes).

ASSETS
Loans and discounts (including
$0.85 overdrafts) ....... $ 932,961.25
f). 5. Government obliga-
tions, direct and guar-
anteed ...,... vee 2,
Obligations of States and
political subdivisions .. 137,45
Other bonds, notes, and de-
98,067.57
Corporate stocks (including
$7,500 stock of Federal Red
serve bank) 7,000
Dash, balances with other
banks, including reserve
balance and cash items in
process of collection
Bank premises owned :
, furniturd and fix-
$

§ HO ears 29,687.93
estate owned other
than bank premises 2.001
Other assets Ve 7,187.90 Dx De
Total Assets .......... $2,827,072.68
I. IAB 1 ITE
Demand deposits of individ-
nals, partnerships, and
corporations ........... 1,448,918.81 cashie
Time deposits of individ-
nals, partnerships and
Corporations 1,432,030.8
Deposits of U.S, Government
(including postal savings) 441,433.94
Deposits of States and polit-
tical subdivisi 129,957.26
Other denosits (

cashier's che
Total Deposits
Other liabilities 2
Total Liabilities &...... $3,503,452.17
CAPITALFACCOUNTS
Capital Stock
Common stock, ftotal par (
$125,000.00 125,000.00

Sarplus . Rie ain ns anise 25,000
Undivided "profits Sissies 71,747.21
eserves (and refirement ac-
coun
Total
Total i :
ical Acco 827,072.68
Pledged
ties loaned
United States
blig and
4%

48
pledged
Is equire-
ments of law ........
Total . iiss verre 533,284.00
State of Pennsylvania, County of
Lancaster, ss
I. R. Fellenbaum, cashier of the

above-named bank, do solemnly affirm
that the above statement is true te
the best of my "wu e and belief
R. FELLENBAUM, Cashier
Affirmed hed before
me this 3rd day of . , 1946,
Gertrude P. Helms, Notady Public

PARIS H TE
D. M. WOLGEMU TH
» JOHN E. MELHORN
Director:

one of th
position in lain Clbthing Dept.
Steady employm nt, no night work.
Salary, c aD and discount.
y wo S
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Also, competen
same Dept. Stes dy¥ work,
discount.
3
ana

Apply Mrs. Ebersole, second floor, ¢
between 2 and 4 p. m.
HAGER BRO., INC.
5-29-tf
LAWN MOWERS sharpened and re- COLL ERY
paired. J. B. Hostetter # & Sons Rheems,
Hardware Store, We3/ Main St,
Mt. Joy. All work gua anteed.
4-18-tf WHO WANTS TO FARM
-_ Acre of land located in Mount Joy
PAPERHANGING & PAINTING Boro. Can have two-thirds of all
Frederick jos. honk, 108. Marietta crops grown and can farm what-
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Ave., Mt. Joy. Pho!
office.

CLASSIFIED |
Rates for this coms column are 25¢ per |
msertion. If over five lines, 5c per |
line each insertion, all payable mn
tdvance.

WANTED TO BUY; Straw. in the
field or will bale onjthe share. Mar- |
tin H. Cope, Phone Eliza- |
bethtown 416-J4. Tall-1t |

by name of Skippy.
| tion notify Mrs. Brech#
St., Mt. Joy, Pa. 7-11-1t

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| FOR SALE: Young
| rabbit meat at all timy
,300.09 | Hershey Rabbit Farm, 371 N. Bar-

al Deposits $798,711.97

Common stock,

Apply 100 Columbia Ave., Mt. Joy.
| Cherholtzer, 302-J Mt. Joy. 7- 11- -4t |

lias ® PICTURES ® OLD
[CHINA ® COLORED GLASS @

above-named bank,

« | WRITE BOX NO. 85, R. WL. MOUNT |

nk, do solemnly affirm me ‘thi:

PE NEY VANTA

GREY IRON NG COMPANY

| cash by advertising them in this col-
198,328.21 Dema
| Oak or Ivy
| tation and want qui

i Mount Joy, Pa. 6- 6- -2Mmo.

(Including pos-

ted hie dged to

83,284.00 Aly

- High cash prices paid

HELP WAI NTED- FEMALE: Intel- WANTED:
ligent young woman belonging to gold.
Plain Sects, for selling he pu Any me if in
Paul H. Stern,
Us sed var bought and
rear model will
Jecod condition.

James N. Lightner, Att'y 6-20-6t
for PHOTO FINISHING—Ans
roll developed and |
eight exposure

LOST: Gold chain Vil edd mn
| formation call Mrs. Gg
The Dell, Mount Joy
rge Germer, |
-11-1t |

ny informa-
LOST: Black and vf Terrier |
67 W. Main

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FOR SALE: Transparent Apples: |
Mrs. Kathryn Snybie k
Orchards, Florin, Pa. 7-11-2t |
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Nico.
TOY DRUMS; GUITARS; BANJO;
piano rolls, sheet music, scarfs, |
ete. Open Sat. only 0 to 10.
Alton N. Reifsnyder Music House,
21 E. High, E-town 7-11-1t

rabbits, also |
Marks & |

{ bara St., Mt. Joy. 7-8-1tp |
|FOR SALE: Stieff upright piano, |
good condition. Mrs. AL Heilig,
117 So. Market Street, Mt. Joy, Pa.
7-11-2t |

FOR SALE: Reed Baby coach, good;
play pen, crib, day bed, walker.
T-¥l- -1tp
FOR SPRAYING DDT fan Huber
NOTICE
J wanTED TO BUY
NYTHING ANTIQUE
PEWTER @® OLD DOLLS ® TOYS
® BUTTONS ®STAMPS ®BOOKS |
JOY, PA. 7-11-2t |

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\ wanTeD
BEN(H MOULDERS
MOUNT JOY,
PENNA.

WANTED: To Ref, a five or six
room house around Sept. 1st. Write |
P. O. Box 85, c/o L. E. Mt. Joy |
6-6-tf |

WANTED More People to use our
classified columns and turn useless
articles around their homes into
amn. Try it. 2-4-tf |

NOTICE: If you are troubled with |
gr skin irri- |
relief ask for
Ds.’s Prescription; 700.084 sold by |
E. W. Garber, 21 Mt. Joy Street, |

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51 VOTE OF THANKS: We wish
to thank neighbors and friends fou
their words of sympathy, floral
| tributes and use of cars during our
| recent sad bereavement. Mrs. |
| Hettie Way, mother; Levi Wilson, |
{ husband and family. 7-11-1tp |
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| WANTED: Woman or girl to care
{ for two children Friday and Satur-
days. Apply Mrs. Jack Homer or
| call 105-J. 5-23-tf

112 RATS KILLED with can 112 for
| Rats’, Harmless Animals & Poultry. |
8 | Hostetter’'s Hardware, Mt. Joy, Pa.
5-29-10 tp
a

IF INTERESTED your
car—See—Ben Staley 8r call 163R2
{ Mount Joy. 5-9-tf |
| WANTED: First Cl

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carpenters,
for, Mt. Jov.

Paul A. Martin, contr:

EXECUTORS NOTICE
of William W. Miles, late
Letters testamentary on said |
| estate having been ganted |
[to the undersigned, all persons in- |
debted thereto are requested to |
make immediate payment, and |
those having claims or demands |
against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement to the
isigned residing at Landisville, Pa.
IRMA LAWRENCE
James N. Lightner, Att'y 6-27-6t
EXECUTOR’'S NOTICE
Estate of William Dyer, late of]
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Mount Joy Township, deceased. |
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Letters testamentary on said es-
tate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the
same, will present them without,
delay for settlement to the under-
signed. residing at Columbia R. D. 1,
Penna.
LAVINE WAGENBACH |
Executor |

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Daniel Geltmacher, late
|of Rapho Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa.,
| deceased.
Letters of administration on said
estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
| claims or demands against the same,
will present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned, re-
siding at R. D. 1, Mt. Joy, Pa.
JACOB GELTMACHER, |
Administrator |
tf James N. Lightner, Att'y. 6-13-6t )
75tf |
Hempfield Twp., deceased
| of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Grul
of Bainbridge xd Harry D. Eber-
sole, also of Bainkridge, were mar-
red Sunday at the home of

HEATH

SWINE E RYS SIPELAS IS
NOW IN ALL STATES
One of Ameri st swine
diseases-—-erys apidly be-
commg one of its ; worst. In 1939 it
was reported in 28 states. Today,

Note the enlarged joints, typical
of chronic typo of erysipelas.
erysipelas is causing several mil-
lion dollars ir. hog losses and exists
in every state in the Union. In
some areas it has become so im-
planted in the soil that authorities
fear it will be a permanent menace
to swine production.
Perhaps the most difficult prob-
lem about coping with swine
erysipelas is the fact that it often
resembles hog cholera and in some
of its aspects it may resemble
LIVESWOESK
PREPARED BY
_ AMBRICAN FOUNDATION FOR ANIMAL HEALTH

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other swine diseases. Symptom |
i.wlude sudden deaths, arche
backs, lameness, high fever, an |
unwillingness of the hpgs to mow
around. Due to the complexity o |
the symptoms, a veterinary diag
nosis is generally necessary to de |
termine whether erysipelas o
some other condition is causin;
the losses. The disease occurs i
two forms. The quick type causc
immediate deaths and moves rap
idly through the drove. The linge
ing type causes enlarged joints an
sometimes sloughing of the ski
Fortunately, a very effectiv
vaccine has been developed — anc
this is proving extremeiy valuabl
ir coping with erysipeias in area:
where it has become a problen
The important feature about us
of the vaccine is that it should b
given as soon as possible after th
pigs are farrowed, bec~use erysij
elas very commonly strikes pig
when they are only a few days old
Cement floors from farrowing w
til weaning time, have also aide
in the control of the discase. I
hogs do start dying of erysipelas
the carcasses should be disposed ¢
promptly, because rats and oth:
vermin can act as spreaders, an
can menace hog production in t!
entire community.

| LIVESTOCK HEALTH ODDITIES m= |

= Et ARE THE COMMON
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wn Ia
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/ FARM CARRIERS OF SWINE INFLUENZA, HENCE OLD STRAW
STACKS WHERE WORMS ARE COMMON, ARE A MENACE TO SWINE.

fl ONLY 3 U.S. SOLDIERS IN WORLD
j WAR II DIED OF THE DEADLY DISEASE,
h, TETANUS, BECAUSE ALL SOLDIERS WERE
%, VACCINATED wit TETANUS TOX0ID
7 WHICH WAS FIRST DEVELOPED

FOR FARM ANIMALS
ay 7
7 hia
Vas New SH, bk AN K i LR IP 5
This S
‘Numerous
‘Weddings
(From page 1)
Bros. Sportswear Co. and the bride
groom by the Simplex Paper Box |
‘0. Mr. Weidman recently was dis-
a from the U. S. Navy where |
THE CURSE of KING TUT

KILLS AMERICAN LIVESTOCK & 7)
SPORES OF THE DREAD DISEASE ;
ANTHRAX WHEN TAKEN FROM 7
TUTS TOMB WERE STILL ALIVE, p
AFTER THOUSANDS OF YEARS, 7
THIS SAME DISEASE COSTS OUR v
FARMERS MILLIONS i
IN LOSSES 1
ANNUALLY,
J
SEER
‘sey was soloist,
|" reception was held at the
i sal Church House for mem-
| bers of the wedding party, family,
and friends, after which the couple
left on a wedding trip to Canada.
office of Roth's Furniture Store, in
| El'zabethtown. The bridegroom, a
veteran of World War II, served
three years in the Marine Corps,
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Mrs. Boltz was employed in the
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two of which were spent in the
| South He is now em-
he served on the aircraft carrier, |
“Bunker Hill” which received the
Presidential Citation.
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The couple will reside on West |
| James St., Lancaster.
Ruth Espenshade
Benjamin Hall
The marriage of Miss Ruth Es-
penshade, daughter of Mrs. W. S.
Espenshade, Fine St., thi boro
and Benjumin Hall, son of Mr.

ployed as Borough Police of New
Holland.
The couple will reside in Blue
3all, after returning from their
wedding vip.
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Sale Register|,
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and Mrs. Harry Donogher, How- | from now until day of sale. ABSO-
ard Ave. Lancaster, tock place |
| Saturday in the Methodist Church, |
in Elkton, Md,
The couple was attended by Mrs.
Sherwocd Gingrich, John Miller
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Viebahn.
They will reside at 128 W. Straw-
berry St. Lancaster.
Alta Mae Gruber
Harry D. Ebersole
Miss Alta Mae Gruber, daughter |

fliciating clergyman, Ren

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Brinser, E-town They were at-| ic
tended by Miss Betty Moyer and
Roy Gruker, brother of the bride.
Following the ceremony, the
ccuple left on a short
the Sout! and on 1
will reside at Elizabethtown RI.
Esther B. Schroll
| W. Benjamin Boltz

The marriage of Miss Esther B.
Schroll, daughter of Mr. and Mr
Rcy C. Schroll, Middletown RI, ]
and W. Benjami Boltz, scn of

Mr. and Mrs.

Maytown, took place Sunday in
the Donegal Fresbyterian Church.
The Rev. John D. Tate officiated
at the double ring ceremony.

Miss Janet M. Long was maid |
of honor. William Kliefoth
Morrisv
+1
ille was best man The

ushers were Roy C. Schroll and |
| There is no better way to boost
Robert Cainer.
Mrs. ‘Jacob Heisey played the
wedding music and Mrs. W. Scott

paper advertising.
LUTELY FREE, send or phone us
your sale date and when you are
ready let us print your bills. That's
the cheapest advertising you can get
Saturday, July 20—In the village
| of Lobata, Conoy Twp., 3 tracts
| of land with improvements: No 1,
| containing 30.68 perches of land,
| on which is erected a frame dwel-
|
ling; No. 2, a tract of land of 26
perches with a frame dwelling
house thereon.
No. 3, One acre and 65.68 per-
ches of land with a frame house
and frame barn. Sale by Mau-
rice C Demmy, executor of Christ-
Frank, auct. Sale at 2 p. m.

Saturday, July 27—On the pre-
mises at 117 South Market St., in
the Borough of Mt. Joy, household Ys
goods by Mrs. W. R. Heilig.
S Frank, auct.. Sale at 1:00 p.m.
Robert Detwiler, received his
(4 charge from the U. S. Navy |
and returned home Sunday.
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SALUNGA
Mrs. Clateree Moyer Mowery is a patient
in the Lancaster General Hospital
convalescing from a recent , opera-
tion.
T-5 Samuel Zerphey of Ft. Moul-
trie, S. C., is spending a 30-day fur-
lough with his parents.
rE

your business than by local news-
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| comfort or your 35¢ back.
Locally at Sloan’s Pharmacy

FERTILIZING
TREE SURGERY
WEED ERADICATION—{n Lawns
Yroblg
RRS
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Pa., Thursday, July 11, 1946
e Landscape Service ®
Trees, Shrubs, Evergreens, Perennials
Trees, Shrubs, & Evergreens
Lawns, Trees, Shrubs, & Evergreens
Cavities & Tree Imjury

jn and [REE [XPERTS |
LONGENECKER ROAD, MOUNT JOY, PA.
PHONE 305-R

De Soto
SALE

PHONE 24W
ED. KEENE
Successor To E.

MARIETTA ST.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
OR PHONE 158M
FOR SALE
- Lots - Farms |
and Business
me fo list your real
estate for a qulickjcash sale with
F.G. Shir

Randler’s Bicycle Shop |
Elmer S. Randler, Propr.
FORMERLY AT 12 N. MARKET STREET, MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
NOW LOCATED AT
Main St. FI
Mount J 1721

Realtors
J. Statler Kuhn
456 Donegal Spring Road

Phone 247-M Mount Joy

PUBLIC SALE
ON SATURDAY, JULY
The undersigned M. C. Demmy,
f Christian C. Demmy,

Greasing | / Servicing |
Car Washing, Etc.
Batteries
And Battery Service
A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED

will sell on the premises at
public sale the following 3 tracts of
land with the improvements thereon
erected and situate i
a, Conoy Township, Lancaster

Beginning at the northeast
pin being a corner of lot of Oliver
Sager and in line of land of wis am
33 and 45 min-
to an iron pin;
and south 52 degrees and 57 minutes
, 108.9 feet to an iron pin in the |
ge; thence in and across |
north 24 degrees and 18 |
minutes west, 92.3 feet to a stake on |
the western side off said road; thence
crossing said roads by lands of Wil-
54 degrees and
15 minutes east,
place of beginning.
Containing 30. perches of land,
be the sam mafe or less, on which
FRAME BUILDING
used as a dwelli
NO. 2: Begining at the st |
If you want a notice on your sale |
f ins erted in this register weekly |
oy Bn a corner of lot of Oliver
Sager and in line of land of William
» by lands of William
Barrels
ed
Any good free of acids
CK LL
Wolgemuth Bros.
FLORIN, PA.
PHONE MOUNT JOY 220

the middle of a stream;

the middle of said stream,
lanlerings tereof, f
thence by Tract
, south 54 degrees
minutes west, 15 feet to an iron pin; |
thence by lots of John Demmy and |
Oliver Sager respectively, north
50 minutes west, 2
feet to the place of beginning.
Containing 26 perches of land, be
the same more or less, on which is
FRAME DWELLING
NO. 3: Beginning at the northeast
corner thereof at a stake, said stake
of lands of William
; thence by lands of the said
William Simons, south
{and 50 minutes east, 318.78 feet to a
; thence by lands of C. C. For-
35 degrees and 35 minutes
, 2422 feet to a stake;
n C. Demmy deceased. C Si]
being a corner

on vg "50 minutes west,
i in; thence by tract
reinbefore described,
| s and 15 minutes east,
| feet to a point in the middle of a
in ’ line of land of “William Sie
lands of the said
William eT
sa, 100 feet to the
the place of beginning.
perches of land, be the same more
which is erected a

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Wanted
In Our Card Room
CARD OPERATORS
AND
CARD STRIPPERS
Apply
George Brown's Sons, Inc.
Mount Joy, Pa.

FRAME DWELLING

and frame barn.

MAURICE C. DEMMY
Executor of Christian C.
| Charles Frank, Auctioneer
_ * Owen Hershey, Attorney

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