6—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa.. Thursday, November 1, 1918 BLACK WALNUTS PLENTIFUL ‘Orphans’ Court
. — Black walnuts are generall iti i
SPORTSMEN ARE PLANNING he membership dues, ull member iim, Bum Auditing Notices
abundant and the demand is good,
TO BUY MORE GAME re Diy requested to pay their | ve WW. Simonds. sxlanelcr NOVEMBER TERM, 1948 (From page 1)
eports W. W. Simonds, extensio ios
du V o that the orde for | | ; sina aha ‘ . Bailey; 5th Division, Most Original
Mt, Joy Sportsmen Association : forester of the Pennsylvania State | To all heirs, legatees, creditors and Femal Robert Williams: 6th Di- |
are planning to purchase nore | BAM made in Novemoer College Some of the local erop other persons interested: (Female) Robe I 5 2 : I=
game in Novemb ince th n -- Ww find its way to distant mar- Notice is given that the following | Vision, Best (I lale) impersonate
y used for this pun i } Pat Bul Ivertise | accounts in decedents’ estates and | of a woman, Miriam Fitzkee; 7th
©) sed lop 1s purpose the ronize Bulletin verti ot
trusts have been filed in the office
of the Register of Wills or the Clerk
of the Orphans’ Court of Lancas-
ter County, as the case may be, and
that the same will be presented to
the Orphans’ Court of said county
When ’ bound decide for audit and confirmation,
you compare, you ke to distribution of the balances
ator of a man,
Division, Tallest
Lester Hostetter; 9th
Fattest Person,
s shown
therein to the parties legally entitl-
ed thereto, on the date hereinafter
designated, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, Eastern Standard Time, in
the Orphans’ Court Room on the
4th floor of the Court House in the
City of Lancaster, Pa.
TROIS AR NIRA Term, 1948. First and final ac-
count of Pauline
November 15, 1948
. . . . . . 2. BURKE, ALICE S., dec’'d, No. 80,
—and to lead in value as it does in nationwide registrations May Term, 1943. The second and
Laura Hoffmaster; 11th
Youngest Person, Lisa Crider; 12t}
Striking
Francis and Eugene Coble
Division, Most
Parade
Myers; Judges were Miss
Mr. Heaps, Mr
Mr, Sheaffer.
a
Mummau ang
ADAMS, ELIZABETH RIG-
BERG, dec’d, No. 34, January
vertising left on their door step.
final account of The Lancaster _Ber
County National Bank, admr. Charlotte F. Wiley, extces.
RK TR . a
3. OLE BURKHOL.- No. 41, March Term, 1948. The | your Fire Insurance . cf
FIRST L FIRST DER, decd. No. 54, February first 9nd Anal account of Charles | #
& Knee-Action Riding: oa Yes, people everywhere in this Term, 1948. First and final ac- 30. LAPP, ANNIE. decd. No 34, | rd ag-
Smoothness
Fourfold Safety count of Amos R.
Proteetion admr. c.t.a
3. vie "
Burkholder, April Term, 1948. First and fi-
agree that nal account of Amos K. Lapp,

ee i. BISKING, ELWOOD M., decd. | nur.
Nn Fee, No. 16, April Term, 1948. First |31. LUTZ. HARVEY L. dec'd. No. 9
oe y' BN and final account of Eva M. Bis- May Term, 1948. The first and
x 4 ing: . | v a) ME . st an
Cc 4 | E R 0 L E T Chevrolet is the one low-priced ca king, admrx. : final account of H. Roy Eberly,
in Chevrolet | ise it t with the fourfold safety-protection of 5. BERNHARD, ELMER M., dec d, admr. c.t.a
the or) ey di | hit. Fisher Unisteel Construction, safety No. 11, December Term, 1947.32. MILLS. JAMES , decd, No. 38. |
i fy OnE i ord L E A D S plate glass in all windows, Unitized The first and final account of | October Term, Eh First and
es during 14 a Knee-Action Ride and Positive- Eva Parret and Howard Bern- | final account of Anna Irene
Dent in building Knee-Action units Action Hydraulic Brakes. Another | hard, exors. Mills oxts,

combination of features found else-
where only in costlier cars.
—and exclusive to Chevrolet and
higher-priced cars!
known | 93. MILLER C. ALLEN, also known
as CHARLES ALLEN MILLER
or CHARLES ALLAN MILLER,
5. CIRAMI, JOSEPH, also
as GUISEPPE CERAME, also
known as GUISEPPE CERAMI,
in strong, sturdy consfruction
Halloween Parade
LCivision, Best (Female) Imperson- |
Warren Bates; 8th |
Person in line,
Division,
Robert Schneider;
and for | 10th Division, Oldest Person, Mrs.
Division,
Couple,
Marshall. Mr Ray R.
Zeller |
Everybody reads newspapers but
Trapnell, extx. | NOT everybody reads circular ad-
account of Bertha S. Lipp and

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Before this happens... §
BEFORE you hear the fire
engines heading for your
home . . . before it's too late
to increase the amount of
LEVI, also 29. KILHEFNER, SUSIE S., decd,

O. K. SNYDER, Jr
MOUNT JOY PHONE 15
Notary Public

. in durability and also known as GUESEPPE CER- decd, N ). 25, November Term,
FIRST RAME, dec'd, No. 25, March | 1947. The first and final account
in Valve-in-Head d ay: . Term, 1948. First and final ac- of Emma E. Miller and Carl |
Performance ependability...in count of The Fulton National | ~ Miller, exors.
with Bank of Lancaster, admr., cta.|34. MYLIN, MARIS H., decd, No.
Economy 7. CLOUD, BERNICE. decd. No. | 67, June Term, 1941. The supple-

BIG-CAR QUALITY
Chevrolet brings you the enviable
performance, dependability and
economy of the World's Champion
Valve-in-Head Engine, which has
You'll take real pride in owning |
this car with the world-famous Body | weiler, admr.
by Fisher. It's the body, that's | 8. CLARK. GERTRUDE B., decd
better by far, and more beautiful by No. 94, M: well Term, 1948. First
35. McKNIGHT, A, dec'd, No.
24, Novembef Term, 1925. Sec-
ond and fing account of Farm-
AT LOWEST PRICES

delivered more miles of satisfaction far, inside and out, in hardware and and final acgount of M: 1y T os oaks hd Tons! ar
fo more owners than any other upholstery as in line and color. | Clark, extx. Of ane Sucre Ing tute
power-plant. Valve-in-Head is And it, too, is exclusive to Chev- 9. DEEG. CHARLES B.. decd. No. tee for Larl F. Savio, Carl F.
found elsewhere only in costlier cars. tolet and higher-priced cars. 86, March Term, 1948. First and | Saylor Mic d August 28, 1948.
Li | final accoutfl of Serer G. Dice. 36. NE UHAU SER, WILLIAM J., al-
Virluer ! a ; | 0 kgown as W. J. NEUHAUS-
Comy na/te oA >. : i ; oo E ‘R,# dec’'d, No. 49, February
Compa/é Price ! 10. gg MARTIN C., 0d | Tem 1948. The first and final
ti | 0. , erni, 44. |
agfount of Mary
First and fifal account of Violet | oktx.
/ Y M. Eshlem admrx 37. OBER FE
— ) af, admrx. 37. HBERHOLSER,
IS FIRST! EVERTS, FRANK S., dec'd, No. |” food. 4
61, May Tam, 1936. First and | Th
final accouBit of The Conestoga John Oberholser, admr
National Hank of Lancaster, |§g PENWELL HARRY S decd
{ trustee to ell 34 Cottage Ave. N 53 ! N Mag
and 433 So#th Lime Street un-f oo Wo or, iz:
H. S. NEWCOMER & SON, Ine. [if bint) fh hoi
° SRE @ der rice Agt. | Benjamin H. Kulman, adm.
Pennsylvani [2 25% EDWARD 0 dood, RE PILLS, A, deri 0
Mount Joy, Pennsylvania | 70, sa Term, 1948. The fight | 52, September Term, 1947. The
ne 3% pom of Be riba. | first and final account of Ger-
N. Rengier,

JACOB S,
, No. 56, April Term, 1948.
e first and final account of
CHEVROLET - and Only
11

| trude M. Phillip, admrx.
3 13. FonDERSMIRH, IDA 01. al an, Te Fray A
ii = re rr | 0. 80, Term, 10 Tio) ron wei deen, Ho. 20,

1948. First and fi-
first account} Mary Slay- | nal account of William R. Pontz,
maker Oh Gri) an, sur- | EXO.
viving trustees™ use of |41, RIEKER. BER NICE or
r Mary M. Sha ia ee the No. 8. ApH Tarr a: decd,
last will and testament of Ida M fs t and final account of Bernice
S. FonDersmith, late of the City | Eshleman, extx
of Lancas'er and State of Penn- | 2. ROWE, Wil L IAM B, SR. decd
L. J. SMITH, Owner
ia, dec'd, who died Janu- | No. 26, December Term.
TELEPHONE 308

1938 (William J. Neu- | The
Ls ir inde the said Paul S. Rowe, surviv ny, e i
1S wil anc estament, having 13. ROTH, JACK A. 0
died on January 28, 1948) : CR A. du st
14. FORBES, DAV ID R., decd, No and final account of John A
4, April Term, 1948. First and Hogan, admr. c.t.a.
final account of James P. Forbes 44. ROHRER ALVIN N se’d. N
CONCRETE BLOCKS | Sits ex
Forbes, exors. In
I final account of J. Norman Roh-
FRANTZ, H M. also known as rer and Edna N. Miller, admrs.
HENRY M. FRANTZ. dec'd. No. |45. SHAUB, ROSA K. de No. 48,
49, January Term. 1948. First June Term, 1947. The first and
account of John S. Pfautz and | final account of George H. Shaub
Laura S. Pfautz, exors
|
* first and final account i
hauser,
No.
February Term, 1948, fir
—

Crushed Stone Chimney Blocks
. Soe 8 Pe ) ; admr.
16. FELSINGFR. ADAM. d e'd, No. |46. SHOCK, DAISY D.. decd No
48, January Term. 1948. First and | 32, October Term "1047. Fi {
a2, y ¢ rst
Mortor Cement
Flue Lining final acconnt of Adam A Fel- |
singer and John E. Felsinger,
exors
and final account of
Bank and Trust
17. ANNA S. ddd. N Lancaster, admr.
Cae AY. ANNA, goed, No. l47. STAUFFER, CLAYTON KREI-
Steel and 75, August Term. 197. The first| DER, & CLAYTON K. STAUF..
Al S h an! final account of Homer D FER and C. K. STAUFFER
Gorlin, exor. lec’ 32 i 47
m u 5 : : dec’d, No. 62, April Term, 194
u minum as 18. (GEHMAN. JOSEPH H., dec'd, | The first and final account of
No. 65, Febrnary Term. 1944, The Fulton National Bank, of
Lancaster, Pa., exor
n First and final account of Rudy |
10 Overhead Gehman. surviving executor as [48. SNYDER, ABRAM LI...
trostee for the use of Barbar: al 29.
Garage Doors
Farme rs
Company of
Concreting,
Mason & White
Sand

3.6.8
dec’d, No
February Term, 1948. The
Crab; A; :
rehman, first and final account of Russell
Lintels
19.

). HABERSTROH, FRANK Jol Snyder, exor.
decd, No. 76, February Term, (49. STRICKLAND, ALLEN H
1947. The first and final account | dec'd, No. 58, December Term.
of The First Columbia National | 1947. First and final account of
Jank, Columbia, Pa., exor. Silas S. Hoffman, exor.
FIRE PLACE UNITS and ACCESSORIES 20. HEBBLE, JACOB O., decd, No. 50. SMITH, EMMA E :
. dec'd, No. 74
50, May Term, 1948. First and | February Term, 1948. First and
final account of Christian B.| final account of William H. Boll-
Lae : . | Hebble, admr. c.t.a. | man, exor,
Custom Drilling & Jack Hammer Work -_ Estimates Cheerfully Given 21. HERSHEY, H. CLAY, decd, No. |51. TROUP, ROBERT WILLIAM
34, March Term, 1946. The third Insurance Trust Agreement. No.
and partial account of Hazel P.! 82, December Term, 1939. Sec-
Hershey Metzler, admrx. ond and final account of Farm-
HARNISH, DAVID H, decd, ers Bank and Trust Company of
No. 61, October Term, 1927. The | Laneaster, trustee for the use of |
second triennial account of Ne or- | Robert William Troup, Jr, un-
thern Bank and Trust Company, | der terms of Robert William
succeeding co-trustee and Mar- Troup Insurance Trust Agree-
tin H. Baer, surviving testament ment dated September 21, 1934.
ary trustee of Noah Harnish. [52. TYSON, JOSEPH H., dec'd. No.
3. HILTON, GEORGE H. decd, | 17, March Term, 1948. Fiey and
No. 38, September Term, 1946. final account of John S. Smith
The first and final account of and William M. Lynch, admes.
Aldus W. Hilton, Elsie M. Kurtz, |53. TQDD, ANNIE B., dec'd, No. 54,
Barbara A. Shirk and oar April Term, 1948. First and fi-
| E. Hilton, exors. nal account of Clara E. Frank-
(24. HILTON, ANNA LAURA, dec'd houser and W. L. Fr: inkhouser,
No. 53, February Term, 1923. The | exors.
| : : 54. V 4 No
MODERN WAY 70 SURFACE | fis 03 toy) sede: i» of Ads 5 Yoon, H., dec'd, No.
Term, 1948. The
bara A. Shirk and Maurice E.
THE
ENDURING Hilton, admrs. d.b.n.c.t.a. | festa na) ee Crailer
i AND 50 SMOOTH ! 25. EY sammy decd, 55. NOLLRATH, ALBERT, dec'd,
, 1948. First | . 85, ‘March Term, 1930. First
and final account of Elmer H. | and final account of Farmers
Tea Furlew, exor. | Bank and Trust Company of
CARL B. DROHAN [26. IRWIN, JESSE L., dec'd. No. 39, | L Anes aster, succeeding trustee for
December Term, 1947. First and | Theresa Vollrath. Theresa Voll-|
MOUNT JOY, PENNA. final account of Bertha L. Irwin, rath died Aucust 26, 1948,
a ~~ Y woe i | ajmrx.
Vila Steel Sanh "+ GlenGory Brick + Nowe Overhead DOE. |»; x BARBARA S. decd, No.| April Term, 1918 Fie cri:
Ready Mined Concrete + Hauling Crushed Stene 40, March Term, 1948. First and | account of Frank Zipp and An-
exor. GEORGE H. GOLL,
128. KRAMM, SARAH, decd, No. 24, | Register of Wills and Clerk

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|56. ZIPP, GEORGE F., dec’d, No. 44. |
St Cloke Anthracite | final account of Abram B. King,| nie M. Beyer, exors.
April Term, 1948. First and final oct22-4t of Orphans’ Court |

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