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THE SILO £¢OMPANY

7-24-2t
PUBLIC SALE of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1947
at 1:00 o'clock, P. M. (DST) the undersigned will off

rough of Elizakizthtown,
(Bainbridge Road) 21% thi
Also at the same ‘thin
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
e undersiened will sell
ot Point Electric Stove
Home Comfort range, wi
sion table and other hoysehold
mention.
Sale to be held at th
bridge Road) about 2% m
above mentioned.
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer
Garman and Landis, Clerks,
Louis 9. May, Attorney
FUIZABETH WOT GEMUTH,
JACOB Z. MARTIN and
JOUN Z. VIARTIN.,
Fxeoutors of the last Will and
Testament of Fannie Martin, dec’d

public sale a
ia, known as Nos. 356-358
LEMENTS AND MACHINERY
bedroom furniture. chests, Heatrola,
d water front. sewing machine, exten-
rticles and equipment too numi:rous to
hogfle of Fannie Martin, Route No. 241 (Bain-
west of Elizabethtown at the time he lin-

Administratrix Dispersal Sale
TO BE HELD
Wednesday, Aug. 6, 1947
on the farm of the late C. G. Bucher located along the road
leading from Annville to Mt. Pleasant, about 1 mile north of
Route 322 and 22 miles South of Annville.
Entire Herd of
Registered Holstein Cattle
BANGS CERTIFIED
COWS, some are fresh, others due throughout the year. Most of

4 YEARLING HEIFERS, some are bred and all are Vaccinated.
4 HEIFERS from 4 months to one-year-old. Thee cattle are well
bred, and will be a good. addition to anv herd. All arf bred artifically.
TWO POLAND CHINA GILTS
Bred for first litter. §

ario 10-dise 7-inch
with Ferguson power
use walking plow, two
ensilage citer with pipe:
grain and fertilizer drill; John corn plant
lift for tractor: twenty-tooth Pefyv harrow. Svr v
tow-dewn rubber tire wagons, with bed and sid¢ boards comvlete in first
class condition: John Deere 28-disc harrow # good condition: Culti-
packer. 8-ft. wide: Mountville con sheller: Nfw Idea manure soreader,
New Idea side delivery rake in verv goed cghdition: Ford tractor with
Ferguson equinment and step up with lights and pulley in
excellent condition.
Also the following equipment:
mower, rear late type practically n I
bottom 12-inch plow, Ford tractor i 31 Chevrolet coupe with box
and crate, in running condition: DeLa ilker with two units, in good
condition; 4-can eleictric milk cooler also in good shape; milk pails and
strainers, manure sled, forks, chains, hay fork and rove; lot of lumber
consisting of 2x4 in. from 5 to 12-ft. lengths; 2x6—10; 1x4—10: lot of
new oak boards 1-inch thick: lot of sheeting; locust posts 6x6
and other articles used on the farm.
Sale to start at 1 o'clock. Conditions by
Auctioneers: Hess & Dupes. K ATIE S.
i : rvey Rettew.
Pedigrees: Harvey = Administratrix
For Private Sale
BEVERLY TWIN MARKET
and Livestock Exchange
G. K. WAGNER, Proprietor Phone 291-R-2
RA. D. 2 ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
JUST CAME IN
New McCormick-Deerin
Rope-Tie Picku
No. 11 Blizzard

eder, 2-row cultivator, 7-ft.
md scoop. transport box. 2-
BUCHER

Automatic
Baler
of Screw Jack

rd Mowers
NEW FORD CU ATOR
New Farmall M
All Complete. Used a Few Months
New Farmall BN; also 194 7 Farmall BN
with Plow and Cultivator. Used a Few Months
1946 Farmall A With Plow
Two 1947 Farmall H's
Used 30 Days
2 New Wood Bros. Com Pickers, New Skyline Ensilage. Har-
vester, all Complete with Blower. New John Deere Ensilage.
Harvester, with Hay adg. New Case 6-foot Combine, with
Mounted Motor, also Allis Chalmers Combine, Power Take-off.
Used 2 seasons on farm: 2-tons Baler Twine, $12.00 for 2-Ball
Bag.
Mortuary
Record In
This Section
(From Page 1)
patrick, Elizabethtown; Hugh Fitz-
patrick, Mount Joy; and Ralph
Fitzpatrick, Bainbridge; two sis-
ters: Mrs. John Doyle, Philadel-
phia and Mrs. Ada Schaible, Bain-
bridge.
The funeral] was held this after-
noon with interment in Green Tree
cemetery.
Harry L. Swarr
Harry L. Swarr, sixty-three, of
Landisville, died at the General
Hospital, after an illness of six
weeks. A retired farmer, he was
a member of the Landisville Men-
nonite Church and a trustee of
the Landisville Mennonite ceme-
tery for the past twenty years.
A son of the late Martin P. and
Maria Landis Swarr, he is survived
by two sons, J. Arthur and Martin
N., of Landisville; six grandchil-
dren; one brother, Martin L., Lan-
caster R8; and a sister, Mrs. Sa-
leme S. Aungst, Salunga.
The funeral was held on Sun-
day afternoon in the Landisville
Mennonite Church and interment
in the adjoining cemetery.
Mrs. Adam S. Gamber
Mrs. Barbara F. Gamber, sev-
enty-eight, wfe of Adam S. Gam-
ber, Landisville, died at her home
at 5 a.m. Tuesday after a t wo
weeks’ illness. She was born in
Manor Twp., a daughter of the
late Rudy and Elizabeth Eiseman
Fenstermacher, and was a mem-
ber of Salem Evangelica] and Re-
formed Church, Rohrerstown.
Besides her husband, she is sur-
vived by three sisters, Mrs. Fannie
Lane, Mrs. Emma Lane, both of
Landisville; Mrs. Anna Rothfus,
Neffsville; and one brother, Harry
Fenstermacher, Lancaster.
The funeral will be held from
her late home Friday morning with
interment in the Lutheran and Re-
formed cemetery at Rohrerstown.
Aaron S. Lenhard
Aaron S. Lenhard, eighty-three,
this boro, died at 5:30 p.m. Mon-
day at the Neffsville Brethren
Home. He was a retired farmer
and tobacco dealer and was a
member of the Florin Church of
the Brethren. He served as super-
intendent of the Mount Joy Com-
munity Exhibit for a number of
years. He was a son of the late
Abraham and Barbara Shaub Len-
hard and ‘is survived by a daugh-
ter, Saloma, wife of C. J. Musser,
Mount Joy Rl, four grandchildren,
and seven great-grandchildren,
The funeral held from the
Koser funeral parlors at Landis-
ville with further
services in the Silver Spring Evan-
gelical United Brethren Church
and interment in the cemetery ad-
joining.
Levi B. Henry
Levi B. Henry, fifty-five, Eliza-
bethtown, was found dead in bed
Wednesday by his wife, Minnie,
when she went to call him for
supper. Dr. J. Hoffman Garber,
Elizabethtown, deputy coroner and
attending physician, pronounced
death due to a heart attack.
A son of the late David and Sar-
ah Bricker Henry, he was a mem-
ber of St. Paul's Evangelical Unit-
ed Brethren Church, Elizabeth-
town. Surviving, besides
was
this forenoon
his

PUBLIC SALE
of a
VALUABLE FARM
FRIDAY; AUGUST 22, 1947
The undersigned will sell at pub-
lic sale on the premises located in
Fast Donegal Twp. and Mount Joy
Borough, at the end of South Mar-
ket Street the following. §
90 ACRE FARM}
with improvements theregh erected
consisting of a
215 STORY wil
13 bath on sefond
floor, floor, auto-
matic ther conven-
iences.
MOD
Garage, lz

and have s fs, all in excellent
condition.
The land is in a high state of
cultivation, has six acres of meadow
with running spring water. An
orchard, and a well of never failing
water.
About 15 acres of this land is in
Mount Joy Borough Plan, Residence
A District. A rare opportunity with
many possibilities.
This is ong of Lancaster County's
outstanding farms.
Sale to be held on the premises at
the end of South Market St., Mount
Joy Borough, on Friday, August 22,
1947 at 2 o'clock p. m. DST, when
terms and conditions will be made
known by

DANIEL: G. FORRY
Henry J. Snavely, Auct.
Henry H. Koser, Clerk 7-31-4t
| INSTITUTIONIAL
The Affairs
At Florin For
Past Week
(From page 1)
ill at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. James Eichler and
Franklin Eichler spent Sunday at
Mt. Gretna.
Miss Barbara Ann Longenecker
and Mr. Earl Bell spent Sunday
at Philadelphia.
Mrs. James Berrier of Milton
Grove called on Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Mumper Sr, on Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nissly
spent the week end at Altoona at
a Camp Meeting.
Mr. Al Fike spent the week end
at Newville with Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Breneman and son.
Miss Jo Ann Melhorn of Pal-
myra, is spending two weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Melhorn.
Mr. and Mus. Benj. Nissly and
family spent the week near Al-
toona.
Mrs. Harry Hersh and Mrs.
Rhoda Stehman spent a week in
Carlisle.
Mr. Simon L. Fickinger, jeweler,
Mt. Joy, purchased the property
of Jacob D. Strickler which
occupied by Mr. Albert Koser.
Possession will be given Aug. 1st.
Mr. Koser will move into one side
of the new double house récently
completed.
Prelim. Field Day
in the next issue of the paper. The
enthusiasm
was
for this sort of play
has run quite high and competit-
ion is keen.
If the Phillies schedule is not
changed the boys from the play-
ground, who have the required
number of points, will see a dou-
ble header with the St. Louis Card-
inals at Philadelphia.
Don’t forget the Dol] Show next
Thursday afternoon! All the chil-
dren of the community are
couraged to enter their respective
dolls. There will
en-
be prizes given
for the oldest, the largest, the
smallest, the best dressed, the
| prettiest and most comical and the
cutest. Remember next Thursday,
August the seventh, the playground
will sponsor a Doll Show.
———— Gee ere
SAYS RHEEMS YOUTH NEEDS
TREATMENT
William Smith, eighteen, Rheems,
charged with assault and battery,
aggravated assault and battery and
assault with
intent to kill, was
brought into court on the order of
County Probation Officer Edgar
Barnes.
Barnes informed the court that
Smith, who was arrested April 10
by Detective Harry E. Fitzgerald,
of the State Police, on the com-
plaint of John B. Stehman,
Rheems, for annoying girls in the
vicinity of Rheems and Mount Joy,
was not pleading guilty, but was
in need of institutional treatment.
Judge Schaeffer
examination
the
learning a
ordered a mental
but later continued
for two weeks
mental
been made
juvenile.
case after
examination
had of Smith
as a

widow, are one daughter, Anna
Mae Obenstine, West Virginia; a
son, Richard G. Henry, Elizabeth-
town; three grandchildren;
sisters, Mrs. Harry Floyd, Rheems,
two
Harris, Millersville, and Paul,
Reamstown.
Th funeral was held
bethtown Monday afternoon
interment in the Eberle
here.
at Eliza-
with
cemetery
Mrs. Anna Salome Garlin
Mrs. Anna Salome Garlin, sixty-
eight, 116 W. Main Street, this
boro, widow of John E. Garlin,
died Sunday morning at her home
following
menths. Born in Perry County, she
was a daughter of the late David
and Julia Wilt Berrier. She
of the Trinity Lutheran
Church here and also the Ladies
Bible Class and the Missionary
Society of the church. Surviving
are five children: Charles A., Eliz-
an illness of several
was a
member
abethtown; Louisa, wife of Dr.
Russell Stoner, Marietta; Donald
L., Mount Joy R2; Homer D.,
Miami, Fla, and Hazel A. at
home; nine grandchildren; and
the following brothers: Austin
Berrier, Iowa; James Be:rier, Eliz-
abethtown RD; David Berrier,
Harrisburg; and John Berrier,
Elizabethtown RD.
The funeral was held in the
Lutheran church here Wednesday
afternoon with interment in the
Eberle cemetery.
— sol Ulm
When in need of Printing. (any-

thing) kindly remember the Bulletin
and Mrs. Martin Bless, Bainbridge: |
and three brothers, John, Rheems; |
1
| ister
Sale Register|
Ea
If you want a notice on your sale |
inserted in this register weekly!
from now until day of sale. ABSO- |
LUTELY FREE, send or phone us |
ready let us print your bills, That's |
the cheapest advertising you can get |
Wednesday, Aug. 6 — On
premises a short distance East of |
Silver Spring and miles |
South of Landisville, 85
registered Poland’ China Breeding
stock comprising 50 bred, 10 Spring
| gilts and 15 Spring boars, by El-
mer S. Musser Farms, Lancaster
R1. Paul Sanger,

the |
several

el
head of
|
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auct.
|
|
Friday, Aug. 15 — At The or |
letin, Mt. Joy, a lot fronting 50 it. |
on W. Main St, in Mt. Joy with a |
2 1-2 story frame dwelling, heat, |
bath, also a stone cutting shop 18 |
by 28 ft. Sale by James Glatfelter. |
|
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|

C. S. Frank, Auct., 7:30 p.m.
Friday, Aug. 22nd — On the
premises in East Donegal Twp,
at the end of South Market Street. |
Mt. Joy Borough, 90 acres with 2 |
1-2 story frame dwelling, oil heat |
other conveniences, bank barn, 2
silos, implement shed and work
shop, garage, other buildings by
Daniel G. Forry. Auctioneer Henry
J. Snavely.
Wednesday, Aug. 27 — On the
premises along a public road lead-
ing from Salunga to Oyster Point |
Hempfield farm |

in East Twp. a
|
of 105 acres 68.23 perches, with 2
story brick dwelling, frame bank |
barn, corn barn, tobacco shed ete |
by Michael H. Musser. Walter |
Dupes, Auct.
———— |
{
Saturday, © Aug. 30 — On the |
premises in the Village of May- |
town, household and kitchen fur- |
niture and some antiques by J. R.|
Administrator of
Estate.
Risser, Joseph 8. |
Risser

h— |
Aug. 20 — In West
Hempfield Twp., on the road lead- |
Chestnut Hill
Newcomer's
Saturday,
Mennonite |
Quarry, 2 |
miles west of Silver Spring, house-
hold goods by Mrs. Annie H. Mus
ser. Edgar F. Funk, Auct.
ing from
Church to

September 6 — On the prem- |
ises in East Donegal Twp., on the |
road leading from Donegal Springs
to Marietta, a farm of 83 acres, 104
1-2 brick
frame
perches with a 2
with
story
dwelling conveniences,

| bank barn, tobacco shed, ete., by
|'Christ H. Stoner and Union Nat-
ional Mount Joy Bank, Adminis-
trators of the Estate of Rohrer
Stoner deceased CC. 8S. Frank
Auct.
Thursday, Sept. 11 On the
premises in East Donegal Twp., on

Additions to duplicate .............
| Penalties added after Oct.
Total amount (sum of 1, &
| Exonerations (1946 tax)
| Discounts
{ Not filed as liens or returned
Net amount of 1946 tax collected
CURRENT EXPENSES {
| A. Expenses of General Control |
| Sceretary’s office, salaries $400.00
Treasurer (Commission
Or Salary) 4
| Tax Collector ...........
Auditors ....d Be ai.
Census Enumeration
| Other Expenses of General
Control

829.04
843.17 |
21.00 |
100.00
vii rise 162.10 |
{ . . .
| Total expense of General |
i ‘control’ Lula an hn $ 2,355.31 |
|B. Expenses of instruction |
| Salaries of Teachers (In-
| clude teacher-librarians)
tA. Textbooks ........5...
{ Supplies used in Instruction
|
19,250.00 |
1,381.01 |
|

your sale date and when you are ..

AUDITOR'S REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JULY 1,
FOR MOUNT JOY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Amount levied (Face of 1946 duplicate)
Donegal Springs to Marietta, a
farm of
land with 2
77 acres of Limestone
1-2 story brick house,
frame barn, tobacco shed, all
buildings have slate roofs. Sale b
Irvin Hoffines, C. S. Frank, Auct.|
——
Caturd: y. Sept. 13 — On the
214 N. Barbara St.
Antiques,
premises at
Mt. Joy, some modern
furniture, blacksmith and carpen
ter. tools by A. C. Sauders. C. S.
Frank, Auct. Sale at 1:00 pn.
a
Fenstermacher
(From Page 1)
ved as such from 1904 until
1916. He was an ardent
and ser
Republican
and remained true to his party
throughout his life.
of The Sico
the
He was a salesman
Company and its predecessor,
Schock Independent Oil Company,
and was in their service over a
period of 38 years. He has heen
inactive for a number of years be
cause of impaired health.
Mr. Fenstermacher a mem-
ber of the Lancaster Lodge of Elks
Order of Odd
was
and Independent
Fellows.
The
home of
Main St.,
with
the
East
afternoon
Ephrata
from
Frank B. Walter,
Wednesday
interment in
funeral was held
the
cemetery.
A
The English oak tree lives for
about 1200 years.
Malaria is one of the oldest
known diseases of mankind.
Brazil
the world’s cogee.
Srows

FOR SALE
Grand 8 rm. house with 4 apts.
in perfect location, good invest-
ment, Stone and frame, Ideal for
business, all conveniences, just
outside Boro of Mount Joy—Sce
it!!
Good productive farm 3 miles
outside Mount Joy.
conveniences - 10 Rm. a
» building lot, 206x192 on
ler Ave., no ongf can build
es yougon this one,
Small oon Lo
T
Detwiler e.,
built on e®

~

40x171 on
already

Good Cou and Farm
of 148 A. ). Stone
House wi conveniences
Price is lo@
4
Set yourse in business in
this fine Grocory Store at Glen
Rock, Pa.

Farm of 110 A. Near York is a
wl one.
Plenty of Desirable Homes
York Just
in or
near ask us!
AUSHERMAN BROS.,
Realtors
James P. Haus, Agent
Phone 251
Cor. Jacob &
Qt

about two-thirds of
| the Colebrook road leading Bulletin. Mt. Joy, Pa.,

CLASSIFIED
Rates for this column are 25c per
| msertion, If over five lines, 5¢ per
line each insertion, all payable in
advance.
FOR SALE: Two wheeled trailer,
good condition. Apply C. M. Webb
& Son. Phone 117J Mt. Joy. 7-31-tf
FOR SALE: Between 750 and 800
Sq. Ft., of new flooring lumber, dry,
Call Mt. Joy 121J14. 7-31-1tp

FOR SALE: second hand shallow
well pump. Call Landisville 2646 or
them at my shop. Charles D.
Mease, Landisville, 7-31-3tp.
see

FOR SALE: Gould
electric Pressure system,
per hour. Used one year.
Russell H. Cooper, Salunga, Penna.
WANTED TO BUY: \@Td 4-Poster
Bed. Write P. O. Box 85 c/o S. Mt.
Joy, Pa. 1-24-11
Shallow well
350 gals.

a
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS: A pen-
alty of 5% will be add:d on both
Borough and County taxes if un-
[paid after Aug. 1st. James R, Hock-
enberry, Tax Collect x 7-31-1t
WANTED TO RENT: AN garage for

business purposes, also a lot of
ground. Write P. O. Box 85, ¢/o S.
C. Mt. Joy. t31-2t

FOR SALE: Wheelbarrow /(wooden)
used a short time. Price $5.00. Tele-
phone 154R Mt. Joy. 7-31-tf

IVOTE OF THANKS: We wish to
express our thanks to the many
friends and nedighbors for their
cards and bowers during our recent
bereavement. Mrs. Ruth E. Klugh
and family. 7-31-1tp
NEWCOMER
600 STARTED £EX LINKED
POFLETS :
H. S. NEWCOMER & SONS, Inc.
MOUNT JOY PHONE 200
7-31-1t
APPRECIATION: Mrs. Annie Ream
Masonic Home, Elizabethtown wish-
¢s to thank her friends for the cards
ind flowers received while in the
hospital. 7-31-
10spita ~ 31-1tp

Cl

FOR SALE: Two fo es boys
bicveles, both rebufl# and painted,
with new tires. Everett G. Metzler,
Mt. Joy, phone 288J2.

GIRL WANTFD: Ak checker at
local Acme Market Aull time.
Experience not Apply
Acme Market, E. Main St., Mount
Joy. 7/24]tf
FOR SALE: 1932 | 1ac Sedan,
lord running condition, 7 tires.
Call Mount Joy 121J14. 7117|tf

Write, |
C., Lancaster.
Kuhn, Phone 247-M
WANTED:
learners and ge
Steady work wi
etta Holloware
Marietta, Pa.

ing oO]
tion
quick
11 give Jae
Oak or Ivy poi
irritations asic Jo
No. 700084, whic
relief. Sold by E. WL. Garber,

| Joy St., Mount Joy. 6-12-8t
NEW OVERHEAD SECTIONAL
GARAGE DOORS: #'x7', 8x8,
10'x10° 12' x12’ for im=-
from the
lot of commercial and pivo
sash. Paul A. Martin, Mount Joy,
Pa. Phone 145. 4-17-tf
ANTIQUES AND GLASSWARE
WANTED, of all kinds. Old gold,
Jewelry, old type furniture. Before
you sell call “Jim”, phone Lancas~
19 N. Queen Street.
ter 26843, 3 Q es lin

PRIVATE SALE:
erty, N. Barbara
room & bath sto
house— 2 Apartm :
with bath, Frame house—2 Apts. of

4 rooms & bath each; 5 Gi
three are new. Also a building lot.
Apply on premises. 7-17-tf
FOR SALE—Safefy Gl for all
makes of cars, B ank Auto
Wrecking, 74 N. ar St, Eliza-
bethtown, Pa. Phone 38-W, 6-12-tf

BUILDING on
New Street, On¢ Lo 176 feet;
One Lot—50x15! One Lot—73x
Price "each. Apply

E. E. Brown, Mount Joy. Phone 169
or 34. 5-28
TWO CHILD: TONES.
lettering, price
Glatfelter, Mt. Joy.
WANTED: Dumperssand sand cute
ter, 90c ver rT

ware & Enanigle Co., Marietta,
Pa. 5-15-tf.
WOOD SHOP:
upholstering, fi
antiques restor
Maytown, Pa.

CATS WANTED: Must weigh four

nounds. Telephone Landisville
|
2883. A 17/4tp
FOR SALE: Allis Chalfners Model
Vi Trawler Tractog,/ in excellent
Priced refsonable. Elmer
S. Musser, Lancaster Rl. Phone
Landisville 2081. T-17tf
WILL, SOME ONE RENT ME a
in Mount Joy. Frank Gantz,
32 Railroad St. 7-10-4tp
alse
“hors 0 |
house

FOR SALE: A bay spd

Mount Joy Sts.

1947 '

vestern saddle and ridle. Call
Keller's Stock Yards, Mount Joy.
7-10 f
FOR SALE: House, §-rooms, bath,
tore room attached, gutomatic heat,
2-car garage. Apvoly 228-130 East
(Main St., Mt. Joy, Teléphone Mount
foy 13-R. 7-3-tf

53200 14,117.20 19,249.% FOR SALE: Homer [Pipcle® Fur-
9 184.60 248.90 139 go Dace in good condition. Apply 140
re... 6600 73.71 1191|N- Mark-t St, Mt.
Lo 1443911 i lio
Ties 256.20 18.48 58 T0Y COAL: Telephofes” Mt. Jov
Sxl 6-26-tf

819.74
13,318.44
1,672.94
17,546.56
F. Expenses of Fixed Charges.

State Retirement Board! 72589
Fire ..... (. 93.44
Compensation’ 50.10
Vis
Total Expense bp
Charges cea 7 889.43
Total Current Expenses (A2280.99
RECE 9h
Balance on hand ful, Loi
All funds exclsiye 1
Sinking Fund 3.62.89
Property Tax 1946, $13,318.41
Per capita tax 1946, $4,228 %2
17,546.56

Delinquent tax (Previou
to 1946)
tate appropriation: Teachens
1435.12

[Mott Joy.

ar—See —Ben Staley dr All 163R2
5-9-tf
NOTICE Contract Bids gladly ac-
cepted for paintipg of
good paint to. painted = property
it Presbyterian wrgh, Manse and
Cravagaigituatod 7-9 Marietta
Mmunt Toys #
Bodnd & Trustees
WILEIAM' BRIAN! a
[ INTERESTED Sn vour

| Association,
PHOTO FINISH}
right exposure r
printed plain or
{coin). Reprints 3€ each. Minimum
order 25c¢. Canital City Photo Ser-
vice, Box 53, Harrisburg, Pa.
2/15tf
NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS TO
SATISFY MORTGAGE GIVEN BY
GEORGE FRANK TO MT. JOY
BUILDING AND SAVINGS ASSO-
CIATION.
Notice is given that on July 11,
1947 a complaint by John W. Kreid-
er and Nora H. Kreider was pre=
sented to the Court of Common
Pleas of Lancaster County praying
that a certain mortgage given by
George Frank to Mt. Joy Building
and Savings Association, dated No-
vember 8, 1875, in the amount of
$200.00, and recorded in the Record=
er’'s Office at Lancaster, Pa., in Mort-
gage Book 26, Page 315, covering
It of grou with” improvements
thereon erected ffonting 49 feet.
mor» or less, the east side of
North Market Bf in the Borough of
Mt. Joy, and ektending in depth of
thot width Eastwardly 120 feet, more
or less, being lot No. 25 in that part
of the Borough of Mt. Joy as laid
out by Philip Frank, should be sat-
isfied of vecord.
The Mt. Joy Building and Savings
its successors or
are notified to file answers
to the complaint to quiet title above
noted and to appear in Court Friday,
September 5, 1947 at 9:30 A. M. to
answer the said complaint and show
cause why the said mortgage should
not be satisfied as to said land.
JOHN H. PFENNINGER,
M. M. Harnish Sheriff

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R. IL. BREAKIRON’'S
PLUMBING & HEATING “SHOP |
Rear of 247, Manfetid. St, Mt. Joy
SEWER’ AND DRAINAGE WORK

Attorney 7-17-4¢
To John Hassler. Henry Hassler,

| Michael Hassler, Elizabeth Hassler,
Samus] Hassler, Mary Ann Hassler,
Fanny Hassler, Susanna Hassler
Glare, their heirs, legatees and legal
representatives, and other persons
interested.

include library supplies) 605.83] 1ranspbrtation, Tuition® os
as nding achers ate 88.00 | Vocafional AAT Temporary Phone No. Lanc. 2-8807
©... lL 10,027.94 { Al¥ other sources. Indicates
| 0 Sores and Attach
Total expense off\Instruc- Schedul 709.91 N » is hereby given that claim
b: tion uv. iii . $31,352.78 | " . fA tharine N. Stoner, widgw of |
| C. Expenses of Auxiliary Agencies | tal receipts, including o qroday| Behr Stoner, late of Mf. Joy |
| and coordinate | beginning balance 12.862°94 | y deceased, for widow's |
| Transportation of pups .. 5,012.00 SUMMARY eh exem of $500.00 out of real |
Enforcement of Compu Total Receipts (Item 14) 4286294 « appraisal 10 her of a |
sory Attendance 65.00! Total Current Fxpen . rtain lot\87 feet by 178 feet on
Nurse Service ......... 88.40 (Items A-F inc.) 12,280.99 south side of Donegal Springs
hs . Road, Mt. Joy Pa., at a valuation |
| Total Auxiliary Balara» on Hand (To Bd f $1.00000 has. been filed in the |
| and Coordinate Activities 5,165.40 | Available for School Yes Register's Office’, and apvolication |
D. Expenscs of Operation of 1947-48) 581.95 Witt ade 6 the Orphans |
School Plant All Funds exclude { ir of ‘ 1: ncaster ( ounty on
Wages of Janitar and Other Fund—specify amoun an Avg 1% 1547 ’ Sonne said rea]
Employes. .............. 99.00 each fund a / % EC : ar Sime |
Foel .........0......... WES oni Butt ib we Re
Water 4359 | choo! buildings and Site I } 3 ii Rr |
Light and Power ........ 250.00], at Cost - 17,200700 RES & DEWAR
Janiters’ Supplies ....... 43.65 | Textbooks and Equipment : Smita
{Care of Grounds ........ 2200] at Cost 3.000 6 |
Other Expenses of Opera- 1946 Tax (Current Year) {
Hon... ee 160 | 1945 Tax .. iE |
1901 a AC
| Total Expense of Opera- B lane 0 i nd all P inds - ALUE
| excluding Sinking
tion
| E. Expenses of Maintenance
| of School Plant
| Upkeep of Grounds ...... 35.00
| Repair of Buildings ...... 837.76
| Repair and Replacement of
| Heating, Plumbing, and
| Lighting
of Furniture. ............
Total Expense of Main-
tenance
69.58
5.00

960.84

581.95
fund
specify amo:nt

. 2249276
Total Asset
We hereby « that we hav
examined the al accounts and

find them correct. and that the g=-
curities of the officers of the board
are in accordance with law.
PAUL M. HESS
H. MARTIN HOFFER
Auditors
3 PARADE | |
IN OUR AD | |
COLUMNS
WILL LEAD
YOU TO
SAVINGS

Patronize Bulletin advertisers,
| that certain larids owned® by
| situated
{in a
Take notice that on July 11, 1947,
a complaint to quiet title was pre-
to the Court of Common
Pleas of Lancaster County, Pennsyl-
vania, by Normgan D. Ober, praying
by _him,
in Rapho Township, Lan-
caster County, subject to a
in the sum of 66 2/3 imposed in
favor of the #¥bove named parties
deed dated August 29, 1848
from Michael Hassler et ux. to Jac=
ob C. Clair and recorded in the
Office of the Recorder of Deeds in
|and for Lancaster County in Deed
Book S. Vol. 7 ot Page 616, inter
alia on a tract of land containing
eight (8) acres seventy-nine (79)
perches, more fully described in said
deed. which charge has never been
| satisfied of record, be discharged
from the operation, lien and effect
of said charge.
You are hereby notified to file an
tanswer to said comvlaint and to ap=
pear before the said Court on Fri
August 22, 1947, at 9:30 A. M. ED.-
ST., Court Room No. 1, Court
House, Lancoser, Pennsylvania, to
show caus if any you have, why
said charge should not be satisfied
as to said land.
JOHN H. PFENNINGER
Sheriff
William R. Howard
Randolph C. Ryder,
A
Attomeys. 7-17-44

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