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PUBLIC SALE
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Real Estate - Antiques - Household Goods

SAT., NOV. 23, 1963
AT 9:00 A. M. SHARP
Located at 143 South Charlotte St., Manheim,
Penna.
Large Brick House
having 8 rooms and bath, large entrance hall and
open stairway. Oil fired hot air heat, boro water
and sewer, small frame building to the rear. Lot
is 57 ft. wide on Charlotte St. and 265 ft. deep to
a public alley. To inspect call 665-2144 or 665-2455.
Terms 10% down, balance by Dec. 31. Real Estate
Sale at 2 P. M.
Marble top bedroom suite, cane seat chairs,
Blanket chests, Empire bureau, chest of drawers,
large wardrobes, roll away bed, Exceptional brass
bed, jelly cupboards, desk, living room furniture,
Marble top table, Victorian sofa, extension table,
large wall mirror, Beds & Mattresses.
GEORGE SALLADEY GRANDFATHER'S
CLOCK — BUCKS CO., in very nice condition
Hundreds of small items—candle molds, cop-
perware, tinware, crockery, butter scales, coffee
grinder, oil lamps, Pressed glass—compote, celery
stand, cake stand, hand painted china, milk glass,
ironstone, tureens, glass baskets, cruets, Lustre
pitchers, and cups, wines, salts, some bristol,
blown glass, blue glass hen on nest, pitcher and
bowl sets, tin fish horn, candle sticks.
Goblets, vases, shaking forks, old wood burn-
ing stove, linens, bedding, carpenter tools & chest,
lawn and garden tools, lawn swing, electric stove
and refrigerator. Electrolux cleaner, many books,
wall cabinet.
Come and spend the day. Refreshments will
be available.
Terms: Cash. Sale by
Mrs. Emma Shenck
J. OMAR LANDIS AUCTION SERVICE
SALE MGRS. & AUCTIONEERS
PHONE MANHEIM 665-4806.
J. DAVID YOUNG, ATTORNEY
Inspection of personal-property Nov. 22 - 7to9 p.m,
33-2¢

Public Auction
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Real Estate - Personal Property
Sat., Nov. 16, 1963
On the premises, on Lefever Road, between
Mount Joy and Stauffertown, in Rapho Township,
Lancaster County, Pa.
COMMENCING AT 12:30, PERSONAL PROP:
ERTY consisting of the following: Desk, 2 rock-
ing chairs, small table, sideboard, F12 FARMALL
TRACTOR with cultivators, 2 bottom mole board
plow, 1 disc plow, 2 bottoms, 1 dump rake, 1 side
rake, 5 foot horse mower, corn planter, rubber
tired wagon, 1 David Bradley Garden Tractor
with cultivators, 1 GUERNSEY COW, 1955
CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN, automatic, in
good condition.
AT 1:30 REAL ESTATE WILL BE OFFERED
FOR SALE, consisting of a tract of land of ap-
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proximately 5 acres with a
2: Story Frame Dwelling House
thereon erected, containing 6 rooms and bath, el-
ectric, hot air furnace, GARAGE, 2 CHICKEN
HOUSES, ONE COW STABLE, and SHED.
Terms and conditions by
EDWARD GROMLING, JR.
JOSEPH GROMLING and
THE LANCASTER COUNTY NAT'L BANK
Execuiors of the Estate of Edward Gromling, dec’'d
J. OMAR LANDIS, AUCTIONEER
WILLIAM R. HOWARD, ATTORNEY

31-3¢
‘Develop New
Potato Variety
Pennchip, a new potato
variety for chips and table
use, has been announced by
[the Agricultural Experiment
| Station at The Penn State U.
On the basis of
tests, Pennship is superior to
varieties now grown in Penn-|
chip |
industry, according to W. R.|
syivania for the potato
Mills, Station researcher who
developed the variety.
Designed to replace Kenne-
bec and Russet Rural for the|
potato chip industry, Penn-
chip has surpassed consistent-
ly the standard varieties in
| chipping quality, Dr. Mills
| says, both at harvest and af-
ter cold storage.
Evaluations during the past
seven years have shown
Pennchip to be high yielding,
resistant to late blight and
scab, and probably immune
to wild mosaic.
Seed supplies will be in-
creased next summer, he an-
nounces, and should be avail-
able for planting in the
spring of 1965.
Yields of Pennchip have
been about equal to that of
Katahdin, Kennebec, and
Russet Rural, Dr. Mills re-
ports. Cooperating on the de-
velopment were the Wise Po-
tato Chip Company of Ber-
wick and Barnett Brothers of
Coudersport.
In chipping studies, Samp-
les of Pennchip and Russet
Rural were held five months
at 38-40 degrees F., then re-
moved to 70 degrees F. and
chipped immediately and at
weekly intervals for 6 weeks.
Pennchip made excellent
chips after three weeks at
70 degrees, and continued to
do so to the end of the trial.
Chips made from Russet Rur-
al were very dark after 3
weeks storage and border-
line in color after 5 or 6
weeks when the chipping
tests were ended.
Present Flag
Mrs. Elmer Zink, 440 East
Front Street, has presented a
new 50-star American flag to
the Marietta Elementary
School to be used on a stain-
less steel flagpole recently in-
stalled by the Donegal Un-
ion school board.
The flag was used to drape
the coffin of Elmer Zink, a
World War I veteran who
died earlier this year.
The school has been with-
out a uagpole since an addi-
tion several years ago. The
new pole, approximately 35
feet high, is guaranteed to
last a life time. The cost to
the school district was $500.

Sporting Hill
An
| of Time”,
| the second meeting of
| Sporting Hill
film ““Bils
shown ai
the
Parent-Teach-
| ers Association, on Monday,
| Nov. 18, at 7:30 p.m. in the
| Sporting Hill elementary
school.
The film shown by Herbert
| K. Kraybill, will make known
the services available thru
the United Campaign.
The devotions wil be led
by Mrs. Minnie Hackman.
Fifth and sixth grades, under
the direction of Mrs. Thomas,
will provide the special mus-
ic.
A social hour will conclude
the meeting.
informative
will be
DON'T STORE EGGS IN
HEATED ROOMS
Egg producers shoud find a
better place than a heated
basement to store eggs dur-
ing the winter, says Carl O.
i Dossin, Penn State extension

A EE ESE some. DOLLY specialist,
laboratory |

Wednesday, November 13, 1963
UBLIC SALE
Fs EVERY FRIDAY NITE
Auction Gallery =~ Mt. Joy
6:30 P. M.
CALL 653-0451 FOR PICKUPS
268 MARIETTA AVENUE MOUNT JOY, PA
H. K. KELLER, Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE
Sat., Nov. 16, 1963
11:00 A, M.
MRS. KATIE S. KREIDER
162 East Park Street, Elizabethtown, Pa.
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Post Card album - Currier Picture, German books,
Life of Theodore Roosevelt, Sideboard, Bottles, flasks,
frames, kettles, silverware, spice box, two pieces of
pewter, wood bench, crocks, jugs,
CHAUTAUQUA ROLLER ORGAN & 18 ROLLS
(in perfect condition)
Heatrola, Majestic cook stove, dry sink, jelly cupboard,
coal oil stove, small pine cupboard, quilts, covers,
home spun, hand made carpets, pillows, rugs, powder
horn, cane chairs, oil lights, shawls, new hooked rugs,
candle snuffer, boiler, tea kettle, wooden tubs, tin
pails, two blanket chests, oak bedroom suite, mush
pans, tin ware and cookie cutters, water set, carnival
dish, Spatter Peafoul cup and saucer, two closets full
of antique dishes and china, pair of amber goblets,
WALNUT TREADLE ORGAN
Terms Cash. Sale conducted by
HAROLD K. KELLER, AUCTIONEER
MOUNT JOY 653-0451

Public Auction
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Real Estate in Rohrerstown
Sat., Nov. 16, 1963
10:00 A. M.
Located at 2112 Marietta Avenue,
town, Penna.
Large Brick Dwelling
having five large rooms and bath on first floor.
There is a fireplace and bay window. The second
floor has 5 large rooms, bath, sunporch and walk-
in closet. The lot fronts 113 ft. on Marietta Ave.
there are large shade trees and other plantings.
To the rear of the 242 ft. deep lot is a 2 STORY,
2-CAR GARAGE opening to a public alley. The |
heating system is coal fired forced hot air. City
water is available.

Rohrers-
This property can easily be converted to apart-
ments. There is plenty of off street parking area
with a large lawn remaining.
Terms: 107 down. Immediate possession. Set-
tlement by Dec. 14, 1963. To inspect call 393-5651
(Extension 57, Mr. May).
Sale by
The Fultion Natl Bank of Lanc.
Charles A. Achey, Sr.
Exir. Collie S. Achey Estate.
J. OMAR LANDIS, AUCTIONEER
PHONE 665-4806
CHARLES A. ACHEY, JR., ATTORNEY