TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1965

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ORPHANS COURT
AUDITING NOTICES
To all Ciaxmants, Beneficiar-
jes, Heirs and Next of Kin,
and other persons interested:
NOTICE IS given that the
following accounts in deced
ents’ incompetents’, minors
and trust estates have been
filed in the office of the Reg:
jster of Wills or Clerk of Or-
phans' Court of Lancaster
County and will be presented
to said Orphans’ Court for
audit and confirmation and
for distribution of the balanc-
es shown therein to the par-
ties legally entitled thereto:
DECEMBER 6, 1965
at ten o'clock a.m., Eastern
Standard Time, in the Orph-
ans’ Court Room on the 4th
floor of the Court House in
the City of Lancaster, Pa.
1. BAIR, PARK J, dec'd,
791 of 1959. 2nd & final
acct., Louis S. May, sur-
viving exor. M., G., & S.,
Attys.
BLYMIER, WILLIAM H.,
dec’d, 698 of 1964. Ist &
final acct., Robert E. Sip-
ling, exor. G., P, & G..
Attys.
BRICKER, WALTON B.
& MARION M. BRICK-
ER, deed of trust, 1005 of
965. 1st & final acct., The
Conestoga National Bank
of Lancaster, trustee. A.,
B. B, & B., Attys.
BRONSON, ARTHUR H.,
dec’d, 119 of 1965. 1st &
final. acct.,, Donald R
Bronson, exor. B., S., C.,
& M., Attys.
BURKHART, ANNA M,,
dec’'d, 118 of 1965. 1st &
final acct., Noreen K.
Wimmer & Glenn F.
Burkhart, admrs. G., P.,
& G., Attys.
BUTT, ELIZBAETH A.
dec'd, 311 of 1965. 1st &
final acct., James P. Co-
ho, exor. Coho, Atty.
CANNON, AMELIA E,
dec’d, 797 of 1963. 1st &
final acct., Mary A. Can-
non, extx. Simpson, Atty.
CLARK MARY F., decd.
26 of 1964. 1st & final ac-
count, John G. Clark,
exor. Reese, Atty.
COATES, ISABELLA F.,
dec’d, 344 of 1965. 1st &
final acct., First National
Bank & Trust Company
of Elizabethtown, exor.
® ouardian. A, & R,,
Attys.
10. k., ANNA 1.., decd,
1151 of 1964. 1st & final
acct. Chester R. Eby,
exor. M., G., & S., Attys.
EHEMANN, HARRY M.,
dec’d, 1142 of 1963. 1st &
final acct. Lancaster
County Nat'l Bank, trus-
tee for the ust of William
A. Ehemann. M., G., &
S., Attys.
FREELAND, MARY E,
dec’d, 320 of 1965. 1st &
final acct., Cletus R. Free-
land, exor. Bucher, Atty.
GAMBER, MAZIE C, de-
ceased, 199 of 1965. 1st &
final acct., Dr. Franklin
S. Dyrness, exor. Reese,
Atty.
GERHARD, ALICE HILL,
dec’d, 154 of 1965. 1st &
partial acct., Lancaster
County Farmers National
Bank, exor. A.,, R., H. &
A., Attys.
GIBBEL HENRY B., de-
ceased, 200 of 1959. 1st &
final acct., The Farmers
National Bank of Lititz,
trustee of the Residuary
Trust. Hershey, Atty.
GOHN, CATHERINE N.,
a’k/a KATHERINE N.
GOHN, dec’d, 350 of 1965
1st & final acct., Mary L.
Shenberger, admr. Blank,
Atty.
HECKER, MARY A., de-
ceased, 235 of 1965. 1st &
final acct., Richard Wil-
liam Hecker exor. M., G.
& S.. Attys.
HEISEY. ABRAH M., re-
ceased, 276 of 1965. 1st &
final acct., Barbara Kov-
er & Mabel Snavely. ex-
tees J. D. Young, Atty.
HOFFMAN, PAUL R,,
dec’d, 347 of 1085 1gt R-
final acct.,, Vivian L.
Brown admrx. c.ta. R.
Martin, Atty.
KEYLOR. LAURA G., de-
ceased, 337 of 1965. 1st
& final acct., Oscar G.
Kevlor. exor. Bare, Atty.
KLING, EVA M, decd,
267 of 1965. 1st & final
acct., F. Coleman Funk,
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
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20.
2%.
22.
28.

24.
25.
217.
30.
31.
32.
33.
37.
38.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
97.
Herr, exor. Massel, Atty.
KREIDER, JACOB E., de-
ceased, 490 of 1964. 1st &
final acct., Jacob B. Krei-
der & Marie B. Loose,
exors. Shirk, Atty.
KREIDER MINNIE, dec'd
173 of 1965. 1st & final
acct.,, Maurice M. Kreid-
er, admr. Rohrer & Mus-
ser, Attys.
KURTZ, BESSIE B., dec'd
238 of 1965. 1st & final
acct.,, Ward M, Kurtz &
Kathryn E. Kurtz, exors.
B.,S,C., & M, Attys.
Landis, DAVID G., dec’d,
1015 of 1964. 1st & final
acct. Lizzie G. Landis,
extx. Wenger, Atty.
LONGENDERFER, AMOS
F., dec’d, 189 of 1965. 1st
& final acct.,, Walter E
Good, admr. Blank, Atty.
. MARBURGER, EMMA E,,
an adjudged incompetent
person, 929% of 1963.
1st & final acct., The
Reading Trust Company,
guardian. Bare, Atty.
McLAUGHLIN, SADIE E.
dec’d, 359 of 1965. 1st &
final acct., Sharon Louise
McLaughlin, exts. Bruba-
ker, Atty.
McNEAL, JAMES E., de-
ceased 1017 of 1964. 1st
& final acct. The Fulton
National Bank of Lan-
caster, exor. A. & R.,
Attys.
METZLER, ANNA M,
deed of trust, 957 of 1965.
1st & final acct., First Na-
tional Bank & Trust Co.,
of Elizabethtown, trustee.
A. & R. Attys.
MILLER, CLAUDE M,,
dec’d, 902 of 1964. 1st &
final acct., Rodney E. Mil-
ler & Nancy M. Clements,
admrs. Wiker, Atty.
MINNICH, ELLA L., de-
ceased, 20 of 1964. 2nd &
final acct, Frank M.
Workman, exor. A. B.,
B., Attys.
MCHLER, RUTH E., de-
ceased, 994 of 1964. 1st &
partial acct.,, Donald J.
Mohler, exor. H. Martin,
Atty.
MOHN, WARREN F., deed
of trust, 924 of 1865. 1st
& partial acct., The Eph-
rata National Bank, Rob-
ert E. Mohn & Richard E.
Mohn, {rustees, Shirk,
Atty.
MYERS, HERMAN G., de
ceased, 1134 of 1964. 1st
& final acct., Charles H.
Myers, exor. A. & R,,
Attys.
NORTH, ELIZABETH
COTTMAN, dec’d, 57,
Nov. 1936. 1st & final
acct., James W. Staman,
trustee for the use
Sarah Livingston Poe.
Brown, Atty.
. NORTHEIMER, Z.RALFH
dec’d, 873 of 1964. 1st &
fi nal acct., John L. North-
heimer & Wayne S. Mar-
tin, exors.. B., S.C, &
M., Attys.
REDCAY, LIZZIE D., de-
ceased, 120 oi 1965. 1st &
final acct., Harold M.
Redcay, admr. B., S., &
M. Atty. S
REESE, ISSACHAR P.,
a/k/a I. P. REESE, dec’d
344 of 1963. 1st & par-
tial acet., Eber O. Reese,
Edward G. Reese & Ellis
D. Homsher, exors. A., R.,
H., & A, Atlys.
REIDENBAUGH, ROY S,,
dec’d, 58 of 1965. 1st and
final acct., Helen E. Reid-
enbaugh, Donald W. Reid-
enbaugh_ Robert R. Reid-
enbaugh & The Conestoga
National Bank of Lancas-
fer, exors. A, B., B., &
B.. Attys.
ROSENBERG, DOROTHY
E., dec’d, 458 of 1964. 1st
& final acct., Robert C.
Rosenberg, exor. Morgan,
Atty.
ROTHWEILER, TERESSA
A., dec’d, 234 of 1964. 1st
& final acct., Robert M.
Rothweiler & Walter J.
Rothweiler, admrs. Light-
ner. Atty.
SCHAUFELBERGF%R
MARY C., decd, 884 of
1963. Supplemental acct.
John A. Schaufelberger,
exor. Ryan, Atty.
SHAUB, LETTIE L., de-
ceased, 217 of 1965. 1st &
final acct., Lancaster
County Farmers National
Bank. exor. Ryan, Atty.
SNYDER, LIZZIE N., de-
ceased 126 of 1965. 1st
& final acct, Lee K. Sny-
der & Ralph K. Snyder,
admrs. Morgan, Atty.
of |’
tin, a 1961 graduate of Done-
‘gal high school and of Junia-
ta college, was named a sub-
stitute.
Mps. Marianne Achorn of
Elizabethtown was elected
to be a special helper in the
reading program at Donegal
Annex.
Surplus equipment from
the vocational - agriculture
department, which was clos-
ed this fall, has been sold.
Much of the property went
to other schools. Sale totaled
$443.40.
A number of wooden, tab-
let armed chairs owned by,
the school are to be sold on|
a cash and carry basis from,
the Annex. Price is 50c each. |
Authorization was given to
procure protective eye equip-
ment mandated for certain
shops and laboratories. The
state is requiring these safe-
ty devices.
The board decided to nego
tiate settlement for damages
which are anticipated will be
done to the Governor Dick
property as the state begins
a “crash” program to straigh-
ten curves on Route 72 be-
tween Bismark Till and the
Turnpike interchange. A lit-
tle more than two acres of
the school property is involv-
ed.
The Henry S. Rich Agency
of Marietta was named brok-

EXECUTORS’ NOTICE
Estate of Grace E. Holwag-
er, dec’d., late of Borough of
Columbia, Lancaster County,
Penna.
Letters testamentary on
said estate having been gran-
ted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted thereto are
requested to make immedi-
ate payment and those hav-
ing claims or demands a-
gainst the same will present
them without delay for set-
tlement, to the undersigned,
LANCASTER COUNTY
FARMERS NATIONAL
BANK,
23 East King Street,
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Clarence C. Newcomer
Attorney 25-3¢
ELIZA-
240 of
acct.,
Mount
A. R.,

48. STAMBAUGH,
BETH F., decd,
1965. 1st & final
Union National
Joy Bank, exor.
H., & A, Attys.
STEPHENS, MABEL, M
dec’d, 293 of 1965. 1st &
final - acet. K. Harold
Stephens & Margaret J.
Rutherford, exors. A., B..
B., & B., Attys.
. STOE, FRED A. dec’d,
255 of 1965. 1st & final
49.
acct., Richard G. Stoe,
exor. A,B. B. & B.,
Attys.
51. STRAUSS, HARVEY M..,
aka HARVEY STRAUSS,
dec’d, 366 of 1965. 1st & |
final acct., Warren L.
Strauss, exor. R. Martin,
Atty.
Consider Various Sink Models Before Buying:
Are you in the market for a new kitchen sink? If so,
the first decision you should make is to decide whether you
want porcelain or stainless steel.
Porcelain sinks come in a range of colors so you have
a choice to fit your color scheme. Select an acid-resistant
porcelain because fruits and vegetables can stain the finish,
Also remember that porcelain
Not all stainless steel sinks
are of equal quality. Look
acid-resistant
for spotless
stainless steel with enough
nickel in the steel to give
Fixtures also
good service,
vary in quality and type of
level so look at many models
before making a decision.
The trend now seems to be
back with drainboards. Wom-
en have found drainboards
are a convenience and are re-
questing them.
Most women who have
used the two-bowl and the
single-bowl prefer the double
bowls. Three-bowl, tri-level
sinks are also available.
Where garbage disposers are
used, a three-level bowl sink
is advantage. A corner sink
may be desired if a kitchen
has corner windows. Many
women, however, find two
sinks at right angles are awk-
ward to use. A dishwasher
should not be installed direct-
ly next: to such a sink.
Twelve to fifteen inches
should be left between the

er of record to handle all in-
surance for the school dis-
trict and to distribute insur-
ance coverage to the various
agents in the school area.
At a previous meeting the
question of high school band
equipment responsibility was
brought up. It was agreed
that the board will be respon-
sible for the replacement of
uniforms, but will accept con-
tributions from the band club
and other donors, toward the
purchase and maintenance of
uniforms. However, they will
be considered the property of
the school district.

varies in quality. .
sink and the dishwasher to
allow ample space for load-
ing and unloading the wash-
er.
* * *
Guides To Hatmaking In
Home Study Course:
For an exciting and fascin-
ating venture, make your
own hats. If hatmaking is
iew to you or you need to
brush up on your techniques,
you'll find a home study
course an excellent guide.
Available from Penn State
University, tht course has de-
tailed nistructions for mak-
ing various kinds of hats.
Imagine how smart you'll
look in your fall suit with a
matching hat. If you prefer a
felt hat, you could buy a
wool or fur felt “hood” or
“body” and block or shape it
to suit your features. Pic-
tures in the hatmaking course
show the shape hat that looks
best on you, whether your
fact is square, round and full,
or narrow and thin.
In another section of the
course, you'll find a list of
supplies and where you can
buy them. In fact, you will
get all the information you
need to make or restyle hats.
To get the complete course,
send your name and address
with $1.75 to HATMAKING,
Box 5000, University Park,
Pa., 16802. Make your check
or money order payable to
Penna. State University.
There are no other fees and
all material will be sent by
return mail.
Use Squash In Mamily Meals
High on the fall vegetable
popularity parade is squash.

@uiz
ON TRAFFIC SAFETY
(A 5-question quiz on traffic safety from the Pennsylvania
Bureau of Traffic Safety published through the cooperation
of this newspaper)
(Turn to Page 4)

1. 1s the law (and also
when within

52. SWEIGART, PERCY K..
dec’d, 163 of 1965. 1st &
final acct., A. K. Garman
exor. Horner, Atty. |
53. VANDERGRIFT, CHAR-'
LES T. decd. 762 of
1964. 1st & final acct.
Hannah G. Vandergrift &
Lancaster County Farm-'
ers National Bank exors.
M.. G., & S., Attys.
WELK, BARBARAA., de-
ceased, 105 of 1965. 1st &
final acet., George E.
Welk & WALTER H.
Welk, exors. Reese, Atty.
WHISTON, RUBY WALL,
a/k/a RUBY W. WHIST-
ON, dec'd, 1013 of 1964.
Ist & final acct., Lancast-
er County Farmers Nat'l
Bank, admr. c.t.a. Mec-
Kinsey Atty.
WITHROW, EMMA, decd,
261 of 1965. 1st & final
acct., Reverend Harold:
W. Butt, exor. Ryan, At-
torney. |
54.
55.
56.
57. ZINK, CLAYTON P., de- |
ceased, 328 of 1965. 1st
& final acct.,, Lancaster
County Farmers National
Bank, exor. M., G.,, & S.,
Attys.
JOSEPH W. MARTIN

Register of Wills & Clerk
of Orphans’ Court
23-4c

less than feet.
(a) 200 (b) 300
your headlights within
following.

polite) to dim your headlights
feet of an approaching motorist.
(a) 300 (b) 500 (c) 700 (d) 800
2. While you should not rely on your horn instead of
your brakes, it is required by law that all cars be equipped
with a horn which can be heard from a distance of not
3. When following or overtaking a vehicle traveling in
the same direction as you are, the

(a) 100 (b) 200 (c) 300 (d) 400
4, Bicycles, like automobiles,
headlight and either a legal size (1}2" diameter) red
reflector or lamp on the rear. Both headlight and rear
light (or reflector) must be visible under normal atmos-
pheric conditions from a distance of at least
(a) 200 (b) 300 (c) 400 (d) 500
5. Passenger cars in Pennsylvania must be inspected
times every year at an official inspection station.
@1 (b)2 (c)3 @) 4
Score 20 points for each correct answer. For “Tips on
Safe Driving” write: Bureau of Traffic Safety, Room 301
Finance Building, Harrisburg, Pa,
G€ PY 2€ TZ QI SHIMSNY
(c) 500 (d) 1000
law requires you to dim
feet of the car you are
are required to have a
feet.