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PUBLIC, SALE
SATURDAY, APRIL 8 1950
The undersigned will sell on the
promises adjoining the Bank in the
illage of Landisville, Lancaster | i. 3 .
Co. Pa. the following: Feil; Charles Mateer Harold
2s STORY | Wagner, delegates to ninth district,
10-ROOM FRAME |
DWELLING HOUSE |
bath, automatic oil heat, |
ced the appointment of Ernest Berg- |
hardwood floors in two rooms, Also |
2.STORY FRAME STABLE AND | lund, Jr. as adjutant and Charles |
GARAGE, good condition. | Mateer to serve as guard, Mr, Berg-
BUILDINGS ARE TO BE MOVED |
Martin S. Brown
(From Page 1)
and
Commander-elect Brown announ- |
J RO OR DE- | have been delivered to the Veterans |
J {IN 60 DAYS i ‘oatesville and 2000 |
FROM, DATE OF SALE. | Hospital in Coatesville wi id
Heat'ng and Plumbing fixtures, will be given to the Crippled Child-
vens' Hospital in Elizabethtown in
the future.
go with property.
Sale will be held at two o'clock, |
Saturday, April 8, 1950 when terms |
and conditions will be made known |
by
near
members are needed to surpass the
previous high membership. Install-
ation of officers will take place at a
joint affair when the auxiliary of |
V. F. W. and the. men will install
officers April 13 at the fire hall.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
LANDISVILLE PA y
Elmer V. Spahr, Auct. 12-3
PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate
SATURDAY, APRIL 15TH, 1950
The undersigned will offer at : = 3
public sale on the premises at The contract has been given for |
Chiques, 14 miles west of the Vil- | the first free bridge across the riv-
lage of Salunga, along the Harris- i
burg pike, in Rapho Township, | © at Harrisburg.
County, Pa. the follow. | mre eee =a
ing described tract of land namely:
EXTRA SPECIAL
A tract of land containing 12%; hi S
acres, more or less, adjoining linds ner ale at
of Isanac Metzler, Stanley Witmer, Farm Mac y
R. D. 2. Elizabethtown, Pa.
Jack M. Moss, on which are erected
a Phone 442-J-2
LARGE STONE STUCCO : 1950
DWELLING HOUSE And Wed, April. 3,
FRAME BANK BARN. 5 TRACTORS
The house is nicely located on a :
ter.aced plot, along a concrete New and Used Farm Machinery
Highway, under slate roof, equip- Crawlers of All Kis
ped with electric light and a very Balers, Combines, Side Rake
Cars and Trucks, 200 Hogs
100 Other Pieces of Farm Machinery
New Drills
Bring in your surplus machinery.
Dealers, Farmers, everybody in-
able location. The land is in a
high state of cultivation, with ample
room in the barn to house tobacco.
This is a desirable property suit-
desi
able for a Poultry farm, or House {| 3
can eccily be converted into apart- vited to sell and buy. Terms Cash.
ments, having two stairways. Next Sale Saturday, April 22, 1950.
Cale to commence at 3:30 o'clock Ali iyi yy week.
P M. on Saturday. April 15, 1959, vite for Price List. =
when terms and conditions will be G. K. WAGNER'S J
made known by Machinery and Hog Auction
WALTER S. EBFRSOLE POST i iit 13-
NO. 185, AMERICAN LEGION BIG ALL-DAY
MOUNT JOY, PA
Charles S. Frank. Auct.
Claude Zellers, Clerk 13-3
PUBLIC HEARING
Nctice is hereby given that at 7:00
P. M. on April 3, 1950 at the Bor-
ough Hull. Mount Joy, Lancaster
County. Pa, the Council of the
Borough of Mount Joy will hold a
public hearing on, and immediately
thereafter, is to consider the adop-
tion of certain proposed amend-
ments to the Zoning Ordinance of
1000 Prose of
Farm Machinery
SATURDAY. APRIL 8th,
Starting at 10:00 A. M.
1950
the Borough, which amendments | 4 miles east of Mt. Joy, 1 mile |
have heretofore been submitted to | orth of Erisman’'s Church, Rapho
the Borough Planning Commission | township, Lancaster County, Pa.
as required by law. The amend- 30 TRACTORS
ments to be considered propose New and Used of all makes
the following:
1. To change from classification
yf Residence “A” district to Resi-
M and Ls;
John Dee.e A, B, H,
and
Farmall H, C, BN, Super A
dence “B” distric 0 ing 0 g
I ate | Persons; Otiver 5 ond Tuy | | Sfimiiates Toate |
North Market Street from an alley Allis Coalmers; Case and lot of Coffee, whether or not it serves |
north. of Frank Street to the Bor- | other makes, : | to enliven or stimulate the drinker, | 16
oush limits; (hb) along the Webtern | New and Used Combines and Balers | js certainly a stimulant to inter-
side of North Barbara Street. from | McCormick-Dee:ing, New Hol- | rational trade. In 1947 it stood num- |
Frank Street to the Borough limits; | and, Allis Chalmers and other | ber one in the list of commodities |
(¢) along the Eastern side of North | makes. imported into the United States— | Ll
Barbara Street from North Alley to | New and Used Tractors and Horse | as it has in many of the years |
the Borough limits: (4), the area drawn MANURE SPREADERS | gince 1900. Always it has been an |
Scuth of Oak Alley, East of Pink- | New Idea and others on rubber and | outstanding import item, though
erton Road, and North of South | steel. oceasionally surpassed by sugar, |
Alley CORN MACHINERY hides and skins, rubber, wool and |
change from Residence “B” Harvesters, pickers, binders, corn! chair, or silk. 12
district to Business District, an [Planters and ensilage cutters. Be i timp a
area hounded on the North by | New and used side delivery rakes, Rerosene Minges
Pennsylvania Railroad Company | © and 4 bar and power 1 take-off; It is very dangerous to use ga%o-|..
property, on the East by South High | new and used tractor and horse | 948 ‘In a . Kerosehé 13.
Street. on the South by East Don- | drawn grain drills, plows, caltiva, | Ine 1.2 sergsedly Tange. |
egal Street, Oak Alley, Delta Street | tors, cultipackers, discharrow, mow-
andl West Donegal Street, and on |€1s & wagons: tractor plows & cul-
the West by South Market Street. |tivators to above tractors.
Copies of the proposed amend- 1 an’ 2-row tobacco planters, |
grain bind2rs and hay 1
and tight bottom.
| New UTI Minneapolis Moline trac-
22-36 Cast threshing machine,
not listed.
ments are on file in the Office of the
Borough Secretary, and may be in-
spected by any person interested
at his office No. 128 N. Barbara [ tox;
St., Mount Joy, Pa. between the lot of other machinery
hours of 10 A. M, and 8 P. M.. | Refreshments will be served on
Mersday to Friday, inclusive, and 10 the g:cunds. No Hucksters.
A. M., and 5 P. M.. Saturday. Sale to start at 10:00 a. m., when |
WILLIAM F. BRIAN | conditions will be made known by
Borough Secertary CLYDE E. KEENER,
11-3
| Wagner & Diffenbaugh, Aucts.
(any- Kaylor & Herr, Clerks
Bulletir ! 13.2
When in need of Printing.
thing) kindly remember the
Public Sale
— OF —
Real Estate and Personal Property
Saturday, April 8, 1950
TO BE HELD IN THE VILLAGE OF FLORIN ON
SQUARE STREET.
A LOT, 80x200 FT.
Therean erected a
I Story Frame House
SLATE ROOF WITH
on TER
also A Shop On The Same Piece of Ground
SAME TIME AND PLACE, PERSONAL PROPERTY consist-
ing of Majestic range, sink, two: washstands, two bureaus,
bed & spring, chest of drawers. sewing machine, small
wood box, kitchen chairs, two-plate egg stove, oil heater,
eight-day clock, carpet, floorings, commode, sweeper.
tables, chest, stepladder. grinder, stereoscope, pictures
and mirrors, rockers, bench, cot, buffet, dishes and cook-
ing utensils, carpenter tools, garden tools, and a lot of
articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to begin at 1:00 P. M. Property will be offered
2:00 o'clock P. M.
Estate of Harry Eichelberger
HERMAN E. BRUBAKER, CARL
BRUBAKER & ELLA STOTZ, Exors.
Garman, Clerk
WALTER DUPES, Auctioneer Austin McCollough, Attorney
lund reported that 2000 comic books |
: : |
It was reported that only eighteen |
PUBLIC SALE
Located 4 miles west of Manheim, |
Cubs: F12 and F20; Red Belly Fords
pe |
Sale Register Orhan Cut Notices
|
| 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
your sale date and when you are
| ready let nis print your bills, That's
| the cheapest. you can get
of
Friday, March 31—At the Sales |
barn just east of Mount Joy, on |
| Route 230, 60 head of Holsteins and
3 young Bulls by Keystone Hol-
Inc. Sale at 11:00 a. m
| stein Sales, ed
Friday, March 31--On Main street
lin the Village of Florin, opposite
Ney! s Texaco Service station. ues
{ hold goods by Walter Mateer. C.
Frank, Auect. Sale at 7:00 p. m,
Wednesday, April 5—Extra spec-
ial Farm Machinery sale of 25 trac-
| tors, erawlers, balers, ete by G. K.
| Wagner, Machinery & Hog Auction. |
Sale at 10 A. M.
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- Annual |
_ Good Friday, April 7
Community Sale at our place of |
business, at the Boro limits, Mt,
Joy, 200 head of Live Stock, farm- |
ling implements, fruit, furniture | o
elec. by C. S. Frank and Leo P. |
! Frank. Sale starts at 12 M. Auc=
tioneeers, Aldinger and Wagner.
Saturday, April 8—Lot 80x200 It.
1!» story frame house and personal
property by Estate of Harry E.
Brubaker, Carl Brubaker and Ella
| Stolz,” Exors. Walter Dupes, Auct.
{Sale at 1 p. m.
April 8—On the premi-
Village of Landisville,
adjoining the Bank building, 212
story frame house, 2-story Frame
Stable & Garage to be removed or
demolished. Sale by First National
| Bank. Landisville. Pa. Sale at 2 p.
m. Elmer V. Spahr, Auct.
Saturday, April 8—4 miles east
of Mount Joy, 1 mile north or Eris-
nrn’s Church, 1,000 pieces of farm |
| machinery. Sale starts at 10:00 a.m. |
Vr. Clyde E. Keener. Wagner ial
Saturday,
ses in the
| Diffenbaugh, Aucts.
Saturday, April 15—In the Vill-
age of Florin, 2 story frame dwel- |
ling, summer house attached, barn, '
i chicken house, and also an unim-
| proved lot 40x40 by Benjamin Fair,
Harvey H. Stoner, Exors. of Frank
| I. Fair, decd.
-On the prem-
west of the
Saturday. April 15
| ises at Chiques, 114 mi.
Village of Salunea on old Harris- |
burg Pike 123; acres more! ©
or less, with large stone Stucco
Hopse, frome bank barn by Walter |
'S. Ebersole Post No. 185 American |
| Legion Mount Joy. C. S. Frank,
{Auct. Sale at 3:30 p.. m.
| vam
nn wn es ent
©
| ranges are designed and built ‘to
use only one fuel, namely kerosene.
Gasoline is much more flammable
than kerosene, so using it in a
stove designed for kerosene is to
take a very considerable risk. Even |
when using kerosene, great caution |
should be observed.
Clay State |
For many years Ohio has led the
field in the production of clay and | _
| clay products. Clay was worked in |
the state before 1880 and the prod-
ucts are now many and varied. The |
preeminent. position is due to exten- |
sive deposits of excellent fire clay,
to huge shale deposits and to the
i skilled craftsmen and ceramic en- |
gineers available to the industry,
TT |
Powerful Grand Coulee
When all 18 electric generators in- |
tended for the Grand Coulee dam in |
| Washington are installed, their com- |
| bined capacity will be about two mil- |
lion kilowatts—or more than 3'z per |
| cent of the total in the U.S. Ten |
| generators have already been in- |
stalled.
Prince Charles Island {
| Within 2,000 miles of Washington, |
{ ‘D.C. an island nearly as big as |
| Connecticut was: discovered for the
first time in 1948, Named Prince
Charles Island for Great Britain's
infant prince, it lies in Canada’s
| Foxe Basin, just north of Hudson
Bay.
Plant Lice
Plant lice can be killed with
nicotine sulfate solutions or nico-
tine dust.
Ozark Hogs {
Sale of feeder hogs is an impor |
tant part of the hog enterprise in |
the Ozark region.
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Squabble |
A countryman between two law- |
vers is like a fish between two cats. |
| —Franklin.
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Marine Colors
Scarlet and gold are the official |
colors of the U.S. marine corps.
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There is no better way to boosi
your business than by local news-
paper advertising.
designated
forenoon,
| the Orphans’
1
3. BROSSMAN, JEMIMA G.,
or
. BURKHOLDER, CLARENCE B
14.
| 15.
14.
. DILLER, MYRTLE A., dec'd,
. ESHLEMAN, ROMA H.,
5. FEIST, MARY, dec'd,
APRIL TERM, 1950
To all heirs, legatees, creditors and
other persons interested:
Notice is given that the following
accounts in decedents’ estates and
trusts have been filed in the office
of the Register of Wills or the Clerk |
the Orphans’ Court of Lancas-
ter County, as the case may be, and
i that the same will be presented to
the Orphans’ Court of said county
for audit und confirmation, and for
distribution of the balances shown
therein to the parties legally entitl-
thereto, on the date hereinafter |
at ten o'clock in the
APRIL 17,
BLICKENDERFER,
Settlor. Deed of Trust.
1950
ANNA WV,
No. 42,
Eastern Standard Time, in |
Court Room on the |
4th floor of the Court House in the
| City of Lancaster, Pa. 30
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fe
| 2%.
28. HANK, PAUL B,,
r
29. HANK, PAUL B,
March Term 1950. The first and
final account of Northern Bank
and Trust Company, trustee
under Deed of Trust of Anna W. !
Blickenderfer, for the use of
Grace Blickenderfer, W. Eugene
Blickenderfer, Alice Blicken-
derfer, now Alice I. ['reeman,
and Lena Blickenderfer, now
Lena Skeen.
BRACKBILL'S CEMETERY, In-
ter Vivos. No. 82. December |
Term, 1924. The first and final |
account of Northern Bank and |
Trust Company, Succeeding
trustee under Deed of
created for the upkeep and re-
pair of Brackbill's Cemetery, in
Strasburg Township, Lancaster
County, Pa.
No. 57, June Term, 1949. The
first and final account of Ber-
tha M. Brossman Eaby and Wil-
liam B. Brossman, exors.
BROSSMAN, WILLIAM F.,
dec’d, No. 29, June Term, 1944.
First and final account of Ber-
tha M. Brossman Eaby and Wil-
liam B. Brossman, admrs. d.b.n.
ota.
BURGE, JULIA B., dec'd, No.
119, May Term, 1949. First and
partial account of John B.
Kamm, exor.
BARD, GEORGE, dec'd, No. 33,
May Term, 1933. The first and
final account of Northern Bank
and Trust Company, Succeeding
May Term, 1933. The first and
final account of Northern Bank
and Trust Company,
df Mary Louise Buckwalter, a
minor.
BARD, MARY C.,
dec’d, No. 54,
Trust |
dec'd, |
and Trust Company, succeeding |59. SNYDER, ABRAM U., dec'd, No. | tic commercially, They discovered
co-trustee and Martin H. Baer, 4a, N vember Term, 1920. The | a new and more productive strain
surviving testamentary trustee first and final account of The | of the penicillin mould. Also as a
} for the use of Noah Harnish. Keystone National Bank of | part of their war research work
52. HEAGY, EDWARD H,- dec’d | Manheim, Trustee of Malinda | they developed methods of feeding
No. 42, October Term, 1948. The C. Snyder. the mold and separating and purify.
| first and final account of North- |60. STAUFFER, ANNIE K. dec'd, | ing the product, a major contribu.
ern Bank and Trust Company, No. 68, January Term, 1944. The | tion in itself.
guardian of Edward H. Heagy, first and final account of the |
Jn. SANDRA TL decd N Brats Bank, ho {i Pack Carriers
33. HEAGY, SAN ., dec'd, No. | ‘phrata, Pa, trustee for we | : SS
42, October Term, 1948. The first | use of William S. Stauffer. [ | In the Pioneer days of the Hud. |
and final account of Northern | 61, STAUFFER, B. GRANT, Donor, | 0" 8 Bay company ing northern |
Bank and Trust Company, guar- | Inter Vivos Trust. No. 38. Marel | {North America, men were pack
St any, guar- | yp s Trust, No. 38, March mlm ae : |
| dian of Sandra H. Heagy, « mi- | Term, 1950. The first and final Se 2 w= at leas |
no: | account of Northern Bank and | PY Weight. The company's standarc
34. HUBER, LEVI B., dec'd, No. 68, | Tiust Company, Trustee under | Féauirement for portage jobs, notes {
March Term, 1949, The account | Deed of Trust created October | the National Geographic society,
of The Conestoga National Bank | 1, 1938. for the use of Ros: | ‘was the ability to travel 80 miles
| y Rosa A.
of Lancaster, exor. : | S. Stauffer. | .in four days, bearing a 90-pound
35. JANSON, JOSEPH, dec'd, No. 1, 162. STAUFFER. B. GRANT. Settlor, | Pack, and food and sleeping equip-
Desemine Jes, 1925. The third | Inter Vivos Trust, No. 38, March | 'ment. Some super-carriers could
fie ania of irst Coe | Term, 1950. The first and final ‘handle two of the 90-pound pack-
A an os Hustee | account of Northenr Bank and | ages.
or oe use o ary Li. Becker, ust Company, Trustee under sem me spat
and others. | "
{ ‘ : Deed of Trust created July 8, | May Use Squeak, Too
36. KING, HARRY NOLAN, dec'd, | 1936, for the use of B. Grant |! Tne meat pach i { all the
| No. 75, June Term, 1949. First | Stauffer | 1 INERE Darker Mio a
| wd eb : avid Flan os porker except the squeal has been
SL Sl pees of bop | 63. STAUFF ER, ROSA, A. S., Don- | matched by an electrical machinery
{37. KING, JACOB F., decd, No. 30, | Se ras Fw Ho, | ‘manufacturer who even uses rust,
| October Term, 1949. First and | fi Arch ‘erm, Toll (the and a new steam oxidation process,
) 4 inal account of Neithern Bank ale ay
| partial account of Emlen H. : RO I aa this manufacturer gives steel a
I and Trust Company, Trustee io T : ;
Zellers and Frank G. Hartman, dress Pred uniform coat of rust. The film in-
hoi on | under Deed of Trust created | the: stool and wakes 7
BD i : | October 1, 1938 for the use of B. | 318 Stee. and makes 1 rg»
58. KOHR, JOHN, dec'd, No. 2, Au- | Grant Stauffer or the use of sistant to moisture and burnout,
Trus Dirge Hs or Ter 936. Fi : Ste mn
Trustee, of a fund for the up gust Term j5%. Firs ind fal 64. SWARTZ DANIEL. decd. No. | Eclipse of Moon
keep and maintenance of Tes- of (Northern ans am 46, December Ter o ‘he | Next total eclipse of the moon,
ne . weeding 3 mber Term, 1948. The !
tator’s burial lot ir the grave- Fiust Company, succeeding | : : visible generally throughout North
yard of Zions Evangelical Trustee under Deed of Trust second and Supplemental ag le X hE “i Nor ;
Church, of Leacock, Pa. created by Enos W. Kohr, exor. | count of J. R. Kinzer, exon: wil oon - 5 Join 5
3 sr ne an | of the will of John Kohr. for |65. SWEENEY, STEPHEN L. and | 1949. with the moon totally eclipsed
. BARD, GEORGE, dec'd, No. 33, the use of Mary Krapp, SWEENEY, JENNIE B., Deed of | from 9:20 to 10:30 P. M., EST.
9. LUDG AT E, ELIZABETH | Xrust. No. 58 April Term, 1935. tl 4 it ims
I'he first and final account of | Patronize Bulletin advertisers.
Guardian |
November Term, 1954. The first
and final account of
Bank & Trust Company, Guar-
Northein |
dian of Mary L.uise Buckwalt-
er, a minor.
dec'd No. 59, June Term,
The first and partial account of
G. Elwood Bartholomew, admr.
| 40.
. BARTHOLOMEW, STELLA E,
1949.
. BARTON, EMMA, Jec'd. Na. 19, |
September Term, 1949. First and |
final account of Isaiah H. Kame
Jr., admr.
also known as C. B. BURK-
HOLDER, dec'd, No. 6, Septem- |
ber Term, 1949. The first and fi- |
nal account of Hairy B. Burk-
holder, adm.
No. 7, October 1949.
first and final
mond S.° Brunner, exor.
BARE, FRANKLIN IH. decd,
No. 77, May Term, 1914. The first
and final account of Northern
Bank and Trust Company, suc-
ceeding trustee under the will,
for the use of Clara A. Frantz.
BARE, LYDIA, dec'd,
December Term, 1904.
and final account of
Term,
2. BRUNNER, LILLIAN S. decd, |
The |
account of Ray- |
No. .2,:
The’ first
Northern |
Bank and Trust Company, suc- |
ceeding trustee under the will, |
of a fund for the upkeep of the |
burying ground on the Home- |
stead Farm in Manor Township.
BAER, SUSAN H.,, dec'd, No. 17,
October Term, 1924. The first
and final account of Northern
Bank and Tiust Company, Suc-
ceeding trustee under the will,
for the use of Sara A. Baer.
BAKER, HARRISON L, dec'd,
ond and final account of Mary
C. Sprecher, John S. Cochran
and Alma S. Mueller, exors,
CROM, HARRY E. decd, No.
65, September Term, 1949. First |
Anna C.|
and final account of
Nikolaus, admrx.
CALDWELL,
No. 51, March Term. 1549. First |
and final account of Ella H. Ba- |
admrx.
. COCHRAN, FLORA M., decd,
No. 22, October Term, 1947. Sec-
LAURA K. |
dec'd, No. 49, September Term, |
1949. The first and (inal account
of Raymond L. Caldwell and M.
Merl Wechter, exors.
91, June Term, 1949. The first
No. |
and final account of Margaret D. |
September Term, 1949. The first
Walker and Calista Helland, |
admrees, c.ta.
. DITZLER, ALVIN S, No. }
and final account of Mabel M. |
Ditzler, admrx.
. ESHLEMAN, ABRAHAM W,
1949, |
account of J. |
No. 51,
and final
dec'd, May Term,
First
Daniel Eshleman, J. Henry Esh- |
leman, and Marvin, L. Eshleman,
exors.
No. 42, September Term, 1949.
First and final account of Rus-
sell H. Eshleman, admr.
. FAGER, Albert L. dec'd, No. 28,
September Term, 1949. First and
final account of Albert L. Fager,
Jr.. exor.
No. 87,
May Term, 1949. The first and
final account of The Lancaster
Caunty Nat'onal Bauk, exor.
. FORNEY, A. ELIZABETH, dec'd
No. 55, May Term, 1913. The first
and final account of Northern
decd, |
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2. MILLER,
. MILLER,
. MILLER, JACOB K.
. POSEY, SILAS R.,
. RENGIER. CARL
Bank and Trust Company, suc
ceeding trustee, under Deed of
Trust of the Trustees of the | 55.
Zion's Evangelical
Lutheran |
Church, Leacock, Lancaster
County, Pa,, of -a fund created
under the Will, for the use of |
Zion's Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Leacock, Lancaster
County, Pennsylvania.
GREENLY, ELLEN C, dec'd, |
No. 22, September Term, 1949,
First and final account of John
Greenly, Jr, exor.
dec'd,
1M9. The first
Joseph Hank,
August Term,
final account of
exor,
dec'd,
August Term, 1949. The first and
final account of Joseph Hank,
Trustee to sell real estate for
the purpose of distribution.
HOUSER, ELLIS J., decd,
61, September Term,
and final account of
Houser, extx.
HARNISH, DAVID H., dec'd, No.
61, October Term, 1927. The fin-
al account of Northern
No.
STAUFFER, Settlor, Inter Vivos
Trust, No. 41,
The first and final
Northern Bank
pany, Trustee under Deed
Trust created April 1, 1939,
the use of Elizabeth
Ludgate.
LEBKICHER, SEDALIA Inter
Vivos Trust, No. 99, February
Term, 1935. The first and final
account of
of
No. 65, |
and |
ot
| 58.
No. 65, |
1949. First |
Meta F. |
Bank |
for |
March Term, 1950. |
and Trust Com- |
|
Stauffer |
account of Northern Bank and |
Trust
trustee for
Lebkicher.
MICHELL,
Company,
the use of Sedalia
MARY MCcILVAINE,
dec’d, No. 18, May Term, 1949.
The first and final account of
Albert M. Mitchell, adm.
MARY K., dec'd,
17, January Term, 1931.
first and final account of North-
ern Bank and
Trustee for the use of Mabel V.
Trostle.
MULL, ISAAC, decd,
May Term, 1948. First
account of Annie
admrx.
METZLER, BENJAMIN F.,
tlor, Inter Vivos, No.
Term, 1950. The first and final
account of the Northern Bank
and Trust Company, trustee un-
der Deed of Trust created April
10, 1935, for the use of Bertha
Lutz.
No.
and
L.
37,
Mull,
Set-
BENJAMIN P., decd,
No. 13, October Term, 1949. The
first and final account of Edna
M. Fleming, admrx.
MANN, ALICE K., dec'd, No. 43,
March Term, 1949. First and fi-
nal account of Lauretta M. Sny-
der,
K. Mann, admrs. c.ta,
dec'd, No.
56, August Term 1926. The first
and final account of Northern
V. Grace Beane and Hcerace |
Bank and Trust Company, suc- |
ceeding trustee, for the use of
Alice E. Landis. {
. MARTIN, MARY M., dec'd, No.
58, February Term, 1930. The |
second account of The Cone-
succeeding
No. |
The |
Trust Company, |
final |
1 69.
84, March |
tee under the will, for the use
of Osear 0. Rochow.
RANCK, JOHN M., dec'd, No,
65, October Term, 1938. The first
and final account of The Farm-
ers National Bank and Trust
Company of New Holland,
Trustee under the will,
. ROSS, MABEL G., Settlor, Inter
Vivos Trust. No. 86, March
Term, 1950. The first and final |
of the Northern
and Trust Company,
under Deed of Trust
July 17, 1940, for the
Mabel G. Ross,
SENER, ANNA Y.. Settlor
of Trust. No, 84,
Term, 1934. The first and final
account of Northern Bank and
Trust Company, succeeding
trustee under Deed of
Anna Y. Sener, of the fund
known “The William Z. Sen-
er Fund,” the income
is to be paid to The Evangelical
Lutheran Church of the Holy
Trinity of Lancaster,
vania.
Trustee
created
use of
Deed
December
us
Northern Bank and Trust Com-
pany, Substituted trustee
ber 14, 1938, and to be known as
“The Stephen L. and Jennie B.
Sweeney Educaticnal Fund.”
66. SHIRK, BLANCHE W., decd,
No. 28, Ma:ch Term, 1934. The
first and final account of North-
ern Bank and Trust Company,
trustee for the use of M. Emily
68.
{7
stoga National Bank of Lancas- |
ter, trustee for the use of Wil-
liam G. Martin, Lulu Martin |
Kant, Howard Martin and
\
George E. Martin.
METTFETT, HARRY A,
No. 14, April Term, 1927.
and final account of Ira W. Bry-
son, surviving exor.
also known
R. POSEY, dec'd, No. 68
1949. The first and
Edna M. Posey,
as S.
May Term,
final account of
exor.
PIERSOL, DANIEL, dec'd, No.
97, August Term, 1947. Second |
and final account of L. C. Pier-
sol and Blanche Piersol Weitz-
el, exors.
2. REITH, JOHN W., dec'd, No. 35.
April Term, 1934. The first and
final account of Northern Bank
and Trust Company,
trustee under the will, for
succeeding |
the |
use of Elizabeth Reith Orfanella. |
F., dec'd, No.
39, June Term, 1912. The
and final acccunt of
Bank and Trust Company, suc- |
ceeding trustee for the use of |
Alice W. Rengier, now Alice W. |7
Brubaker.
RENNINGER, FMMA, dac'd, No. |
7, September Term, 1949.
first |
Northern |
The |
first and final account of C. R.|
Weaver, exor,
ROCHOW, AMELIA Ry, dec'd,
No. 28, May Term, 1943. ‘The first
and final account of !Horthern
decd, | 72
Third |
-1
-1
Bank and Trust CompaQy, trus-'
67. STAUFFER,
vA
73. WATT, DONALD M.,
. WALTER,
. ZIMMERMAN, S. R.,
Weaver.
HENRY M.,, also
known as HL. M. STAUFFER,
dec’'d, No. 26, September Term,
1948. Second and partial account
of Claude R. Stauffer, Robert H.
Stauffer and Joseph C. Wentz,
exors.
SIRHAN HANNA SS,
known as H. S. SIRHAN, decd,
No. 123, May Term, 1649. First
and final account of Helen L.
Krebs, Samuel R. Krebs and
The Fulton Naticnal Bank of
Lancaster, exors.
UMBLE, CHRISTIAN J. Inter
Vivos Trust, No. 117, May Term,
1934. The
thern Bank and Trust Company,
also
succeeding trustee for the use
of St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Grace
Reformed Church of Eden, Lan-
caster Automobile Club of
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Lan-
caster County Firemen's Asso-
ciation of Pennsylvania and The
Lancaster Community Trust.
UMBLE, CHRISTIAN J., decd,
No. 74, November Term, 1933.
The final account of Northern
Bank and Trust Company, suc-
ceeding trustee for the use of |
St. John’s Lutheran Church, |
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Grace
Reformed Church of Eden, Lan-
caster Automobile Club of Lan-
caster, Pennsylvania, Lancaste:
County Firemen’s Association of |
Pennsylvania and The
er Community Trust,
Will.
UMBLE, B. EDITH,
69, June Term, 1949.
and partial
H. Brubaker
Bank and
Lancaster,
under the
dec'd, No.
The first
and The
Trust Company
exors.
HENRY V.,
No. 63, February Term, 1948.
fecond and final account of
Catherine McCausland
Henry Walter, Jr., and Margar-
et Walter Halligan, exors.
Farmers
ol
also known
as DONALD MERWIN WATT,
dec’d, No. 9, February - Term,
1945. The first and final account
of Northern Bank and Trust
Company, guardian of Laura |
Merwin Watt.
WILLIAMSON, SARAH E., a
Minor. No. 63'4, October Term,
1946. The first and final
of Northern Bank and Trust
Company, guardian of Sarah E
Williamson.
WEAVER, CATHARINE
dec'd, No. 41, August Term, 1949,
The first and final account of
Gladys D. Miller, Dorothy D.
Bowman and Catharine D. Hen- |
ry, extees.
. WITMER. MARY ANN, dec’d,
No. 48, September Term. 1949.
First and final account of Paul
Keller
exors.
also known
as S. RALPH ZIMMERMAN, |
dec’d, Nb. 18, Oc'ober Term,
1944. The first and partial ac-
count of Mary M. Zimmerman,
Bank |
Trust of |
of which |
L under \
Deed of Trust created Novem- |
final account of Nor- |
Lancast- |
account of Clarence |
dec'd, |
Walter, |
account |
D, |
and Hiram S. Hollinger, 1-f |
|
{The Bulletin, Joy, Pa,
Thursday,
March 30, 1 950-3
exix,
ZION'S EVANGELICAL LU-
THERAN CHURCH OF LEA-
COCK, LANCASTER COUNTY,
PA. Settlor. No. 75, February
Term, 1935. The first and final
account of Northern Bank and
Trust Company, succeeding
trustee under Deed of Trust ol
Zion's Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Leacock, Lancaster
County, Pa. the income of which
is to be paid to the Trustees of
Zion's Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Leacock, Lancaster
County, Pa.
GEORGE H. GOLL,
Register of Wills and Clerk
of Orphans’ Co urt
78.
12-4
U. S. Agricultural Unit
Helped Penicillin Use
| Although the U.S. department of
agriculture did not make the dis
covery of penicillin, its work made
it practical to produce the antibio-
CLASSIFIED
| Rates for classified advertising in
this column are:
3 lines or less, minimum ...... Joe
Over 3 lines, per line .......... 10¢
8c
| Each add. insertion, per line ....
Oliver two-botltom
Richard E. Miller, R2
-9263. 13-1
FOR SALE:
tractor plow.
Moun: Joy. Phone 3
| FOR SALE:
| boat with deck,
{ Price $150.00 Phone Mt
14 ft. outboard motor
used two months.
. Joy
| NOTICE:
takenly picked up a man’s
umbrella at the Lutheran
| please return to R. Fellenhaum, in
{exchange for his own umbrella. 13-1
| FOR SALE:
| $25.00. E lias Z.
Phone 3-4928.
black
Timothy Hay. Price
Musser. Mt. Joy Rl,
11-4
| ATTENTION FARMERS! Get your
{ Whirl A-Way Egg-Washer. Cleans
3,000 per hr. 10 day free trial. Les-
ter M. Gehman, R2, Manheim.
| Phone 3-47486. 12-tf
| ROTOTILLING: Alvin S. Engle, 215
Marietta Ave. Mount Joy. Phone
}-5481. 13-4
WANTED—Farm work for boy of
16. Call at 209 W. Donegal Street,
{ Mount Joy. 13-2t
ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices
| for antiques of any description. Mr.
| Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St, Man-
| heim, Pa. Phone 407. 2- -24- -tf
| FOR SALF: Tobacco Muslin, New
and used. Phone Mt. Joy 3-5202.
13-2p
FOR SALE: Home-made tractor
| with plow and cultivator, in good
condition. Reasonable. Phone Mount |
| Joy 35-9459. 12-3
see BENJ. F. GARBER, 518 South
Market St., Elizabethtown, Penna.
hone 23-R. 7-tf
Baby Wash-
| FOR SALE: Cinderella
| er, good cond tion: 49 bound bocks,
also Children’s slate blackboards,
Mrs. Earl B. Miller, Mount Joy. |
Fhone 3-4371. 13-1
| FOR SALE: Second-hand Washer,
| (Amex) good condition; large kitch-
en cupboard, 26 in. Porcelain sink.
{ Phone Mount Joy 3-5271. 13-1
Typewriters, Add. Mach’s.,
| Registers. Check Writers. New
Used. J. M. Enele,
| Elizabethtown, ‘phone 14J.
Cash
I BUY all kinds of scray. iron, also
sell stove wood. Guy D. Spittler.
{| Phone 3- 5573 Mt. Joy. 5-12-tf
| FOR SALE: Kalamazoo Cook Stove,
| green & ivory, good cond.. priced
reasonable. Phone Mt. Joy 3-4364.
1 FOR SAL | D5 Building Lot 62x156 on
corner of S. Market and a proposed
| street, Mt. Jov. An “A” zone loca- |
tion. Apply E. E. Brown, Mt. Joy.
FOR SALE:
5 rooms, Hot water heat,
| Locate »d in Florin. Call
3-9451 after 5 o'clock P. M
Garaee, |
13-1t
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to the
neighbors and friends for their ex-
pression of sympathy and beautiful
flowers during our bereavement,
Family of Harry W. Tyson. 13-1
FOR SALE: 50x135 ft. building lot
on N. High St, Mt. Joy. Apply 27
Mount Joy St, Mt. Joy. 13-1tp
FOR SALE: Gloxinias, dark red
and violet blue; Mrs. Jno. Eshle~
man, Florin, 13-2p
THE EASTFR STORY in View
Master reels just out, 3 for $1.00;
other new reels just received. View=
ers $2.00 make nice Easter gifts.
Victor Klahr Camera Shop, Middle-
town, 13-1
TAKE COLORED PICTURES ON
in here for films or
a good Camera for Easter. $32.00
Argus reduced to $24.50. Vietor
Klahr Comera Shop, Middletowls ’
3
ONLY CAREFUL DRIVERS NEED
APPLY for State Farm Mutual
Auto Insurance. Careful drivers
mean fewer claims — lower rates
for you. If you're a careful dri-
3-5258. |
13-tf |
Will the person who mis- |
Church, |
‘OR FARM BUREAU INSURANCE |
and |
411 E. High St. |
13- Ip |
Story ard a half house, |
Mt. Joy |
ver, you too, can enjoy State
Farm's complete coverage at low
rates. Call or come in,
AMMON R. HOFFER
| 119 David St., Mount Joy, Pa.
i
Phone 3-4901 13-1
FULL TIME
| SALES OPPORTUNITY
{ Wear-Ever Aluminum
Cooking Utensil Company
Phone Lance. 3-8807 9-5t
|
| DRESSES FOR SALE: Black
| butcher boy linen, pink butcher
| boy linen with gold trim, white Sa-
cony suit, 2 wash cottons, 1 brown
and 1 green gabardine skirts; strip-
ed wool and 1 wool plaid. All about
size 9 or 11. Call at 9 East Main
| €t., or phone 3-9661 Mt. Joy. 12-tf
| FOR SALE: H. Farmall tractor; B
|N. Farmall tractor; cultivator and
corn planter, Oliver 60 with culti-
vator, Massey Harris High Braun
disc plow, Oliver Orchard disc,
{ Tractor weeder, Weeder Hog Har-
| row. Paul Hiestand, Marietta. Phone
| 6-3285. 12-tf
| ATTENTION VETERANS: You may
{still get flight training on the GI
[bill at Donegal Airport. Several
| have lately been approved. We help
vou with your application. Call Mt.
Joy 3-5354. 12-3
FOR SALE
2-Story Residence, 5 rooms, all con-
veniences, enclosed porch. 2-car
| Garage, Corner property in Florin,
| Price $10,500.
S. NISSLEY GINGRICH
REALTOR
12 S. Duke St Lancaster, Pa.
Dial 829 12-1f
| The undersigned will receive bids
* | for the purchase of materials con-
tained in a two-story frame build-
* | ing situate on the Northeast Corner
lof West Main and Manheim Streets,
| Moun Joy, Pa. until 12:00 noon,
| April 14, 1950. The building must be
| dismantled and all materials re-
| moved from the site within 20 days
after the award which will be made
| to the highest responsible bidder.
R. E. HASSINGER,
Secretary, Church Council
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Mount Joy
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Estate of Charles S. Morton, late
12-3
of Mount Joy Borough, Penna. de-
| ceased.
Letters testamentary on said
| estate having been granted to the
andersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
| claims or demands against the
| sante, will present them without
delay for settlement to the under=
| signed, residing at 151 New Haven
Street, Mount Joy, Pa.
ANNIE S. MORTON
Executrix
Arnold, Bricker & Beyer
Attorneys 8-6
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
| Estate of Elizabeth B. Sherer, late
| of Mount Joy Township, Lancaster
| County, Penna., deceased.
| Letters of Administration on said
estate having been granted to the
| undersigned, ail 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
SIMON F. SHERER
Florin, Penna.
ELAM F. SHERER
Route 4, Manheim, Pa.
Attorney 10-6
Carl G. Herr,
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Estate of Milton Mowret,
East Hempfield Twp. Penna,
ceased.
Letters testamentary on said
estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted
| thereto are requested to make
| immediate payment, and those hav-
| ing claims or demands against the
same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the under
signed residing at Landisville, Pa.
f EVA C. MOWRER
James N. Lightner Executrix
Lancaster, Pa., Att'y 11-6
SEALED BIDS FOR NEW
BOROUGH TRUCK
Sealed bids will be received and
late of
de-
| opened by Borough Council on
| April 3rd at 7:30 P. M,, for the fol-
lowing:
| Bid on a 1's ton and a 2 ton chas-
[ sis and cab (only one type truck to
be bought), with a platform dump
| body, ground grip tires, two. speed
rear axle, long wheelbase, helper
springs, heavy duty motor, heater
and defroster, necessary lights for
state inspection.
Less trade in allowance for used
| Chevrolet truck with platform body.
Borough Council reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
BOROUGH OF MOUNT JOY
William F. Brian, Sec'y
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