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EAST BERLIN NEWS NOTES Clinton Nate and family, of Jet- fcnon. were Sunday fuests of their daughter, Mrs. R. C. Shaffer.

The Rev. Walter Keeney and family, of Gettysburg, were Sunday guests of their Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Keeney. Lane crowds attended the services and bore Feast held at the Latimore Church of the Brethren ever the week-end.

The annual Thank offering at the Holtzachwamm Reformed Congregation wltt be held Sunday evening, Nov. 21. A dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Harbold on Sunday.

Those present were: W. Butf Ansttne and family and Mr. and Mm L. M. Harbold.

Ham' and family, accompanied by his mother, returned to their home, near Kralltown, after a wetk-end visit with his brother at Canton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Leppert. of Alumbank, were week-end guests of Mr and Mrs.

Ernest Hofman, near Red Run ehurch. Hofman and Mr Leppert were roommates at Shippensburg In then- college days. A son, Barry Leroy, was born to Mr. and Mrs Leroy Rinehart. who reside on the John E.

Gentzler farm, route 2 The couple also have three daughters. Miss Betty Butt, a freshman at Lebanon Valley college, Ann- vine, spent the week-end at her home with her mother, Mrs. Grace Butt. Miss Butt participated in a duet. "Confidence," which was a part of the funeral rites for Mrs.

D. Sower on Friday in Trinity Lutheran church. Mr. and Mrs Harper J. Philips entertained at a supper party Thursday evening in honor of their son-in-law and daughter, Sgt.

and Mrs. John S. Kohler, who arrived here during the past week from Florida, where Sgt. Kohler is an Instructor. The couple are at housekeeping near his camp.

Corp. Tech. 5th Grade Gerald E. Krout. Camp Ellis, spent the week-end here on furlough with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. D. Krout. On Sunday he was honored by his grandfather.

Peter Lau, who served a turkey dinner at his home at Seven Valleys. Miss Betty J. Lerew returned to her position in Washington, D. after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul P. Lerew. Mr. and Mrs. Lerew received a long distance TWO FARMS FOR SALE 221-acre dairy farm, near Bermudian; well equipped; silo; electric; brick house; bank bam.

S4-aere farm, near Dillsburg. Electric; a-room brick house; bank barn. OEWEY CLAPPER Dillsburg R. D. 3, Penna.

DEPENDABLE DBTCLEANING OTtmata. tuita Ilmnlkk Caats ll.M Skirts Pllllsami Frasasal tan Druns (abate .11 asrf iUtklun Iti Me Csats, Me Pants. Me Bur and Srfl Clothing WCCKEfS STOKE 8. PIMM Mt-W IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF ADAMS COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA Notice of hearing be- The Count? of tere Auditor for the Adams purpose of rceelvinf vs.

testimony in order Cleason L. Brown to determine dfotribu Estate tion. Ltvari Facias to No April Term INCLUDING HEIRS, VI8EE8, EXECUTORS THE AB DING LEGATEES. DE turao, utun.u.u^S OB ADMINIS TBATOBS OF THE ABOVE: Take notice that the undenigned Audi tor appointed by eatd Court "la make dis trlbution of proceeds of sale of real estate sold as the property of Cleason L. Brown Estate the Sheriff of Adams tn and amount those legally entitle! thereto as set forth in the Order of sail Court dated October II.

1I4S, will sit to the purpose of discharging the duties of hi appointment at hii office located on Sec ond Floor, 111 Baltimore Street, Orttn burg, Adams County, PennuKania, or Monday, the day of November, at 2:00 o'clock, P.M. F.W.T. at which phone call last week from (heir son, Corp. Paul Lerew, from an undisclosed location. His mall Is postmaster.

New York city. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Holllnfer, of this place, and Mr. and Mrs.

William Plsael and Mr. and Mrs. WU- Uun Rudislll, of York, returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wantz, Drexel Hill.

To complete the family reunion, a visit was also made to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kauffman, Wilmington, Del. Mrs. KaufTman, Mrs.

Flssel and Mrs. Wants are daughters of Mr. and Mrs Holllnger. while Mrs. Rudislll Is their granddaughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Wantz recently moved to Drexel Hill, after residing for some in Brooklyn. N. and this 1sit was in the rature of a hoiue- rarming by the family.

Guy Slothour and family, of Hanover and E. J. Sinner and daugh- er, Anna, spent Sunday with Pius Baker and family, near Blue Hill, rhool. Miss Dorothy Leib, student nurse the York City hospital, spent Saturday at her home at Baughmans- ffle. Miss Lois Rider, York, spent the week-end here with George Ober- ander and famih.

Miss Rider, a graduate of the local high school ast spring, is employed at the Na- ional Biscuit company, York: War fund contributions from this jlace, solicited by Miss Mary R. Smip, chairman, amounted to $22420 including $10 from the Ladies' Auxiliary of the East Berlin flre ompany, $15 from the Ladles' Aux- liary of the Lutheran church and 5 from the Mite society of the Re- ormed church. The Women's Work organization if the Bermudlan Church of the Brethren sent a large consignment if new and used clothing to the Friends' Sen-ice committee, Philadelphia. The clothing sent is there and then forwarded the most needed countries of Surope. The water gauge at Shady Nook bridge, near the G.

W. Harlacher home, showed that the Big Conewago rose fifteen feet Tuesday night. The Women's Missionary society meets Monday evening at 8 o'clock the Holtzschwemm church. The members are desirous of receiving ihe correct mailing address from all boys in the service of the community, so that they might mall the Wew Testaments to them this com- ng week. TRESPASS NOTICE All persons are hereby warned not to trespass upon the premises of the undersigned for the purpose of hunt- ng, under strict penalty of the law.

T. H. BATEMAN, Latlmtre Twp. time and place all persons and he heard If they J. FRANCIS YAKE.

attend interested ma BO denire CARS FOR SALE 42 Plymouth Sedan Dodge Sedan Willys Sedan '41 Chrysler Sedan 2-'41 DeSoto Sedans '41 Chev. Club Coupe 2-'41 Plymouth Sedans studebaker Sedan '40 Plymouth Coupe 2-'40 Pontlac Sedans Chev. Sedan Dodge Coupe 3-'40 Plymouth Coaches Bulck Super Sedan '40 Chrysler Sedan '40 DeSoto Custom S-Door Sedan Dodge Coupe Pontiac Sedan Nash Sedan Chev. Town Sedans 2-'39 Dodge Sedans Chev. Sport Sedan Chev.

Town Sedan '38 Chrysler Sedan Dodge 2-Door Sedan Plymouth 2-Door Sedan Chev. Town Sedan Chrysler Sedan Dodge Sedan Plymouth Sedan Dodge 2-Door Sedan Terraplane Sedan Chev. Sedan We will buy SO good cars that are clean and have good tires. Brine your tire records and title and get the cash at YORK STREET GARAGE York St. Hanover, Pa.

Open from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. Week Days, Sundays 10 a.

m. to 5 m. Phone 9235 "It'here Gemt and Cold Art Fairly Sold" 36 SHOPPING DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS Merchandise Is Growing Scarcer! BUY AND LAYAWAY GIFTS NOW A Reasonable Deposit Will Hold Your Purchase Until You Wish It---AT-- ARCHIE K. MAY THE JEWELER tX W. Market York, Pa.

"A litllf way out where ren's are law-The flace where thrijty thop- fert go." DILLSBURG (OonUnutd tan i The condition of Miss Jane Hershey Is unimproved. Paul Mummert and family moved Into the home purchased several months ago on North Baltimore street Mrs. John Snavely moved to the home of her parents at Springs Lake, recently. Mr. Snavely was nducted Into the Army and left for 3amp George Meade.

Private First Class and Mrs. Harold peterman were given a serenade on Thursday evening by the young people of Dillsburg. Lt. Boise Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs.

C. S. Williams, Dillsburg, la now serving as Administrative officer, with an engineering aviation Jattalton, somewhere in India. Be- 'ore going overseas in July, 1943, Lt. Williams was stationed at Elgin Fla.

He entered the service March 9, 1942. At the meeting of the Dillsburg Chapter of Future Farmers oT America held In the high school, Lentz, president, was In charge. The committee consisting of Richard Ho pes, Frank Slyder and Charles Rinehart initiated these freshmen to Green Hands: Forest iaker, Robert Himes, Dale Grove, lobert Graham, Merle Kirkland, Jlalr Shearer, Lloyd Smith, Clarence Stone, Laverne Stough, George Wolf, George Frederick and Daniel Slyder. Dillsburg scored a goal in a rather peculiar way Sunday to defeat Jodorus 1-0 in a.soccer game stag-I ed on the Dillsburg field. Both teams were scoreless at the end of the regulation game.

They played an extra five minute period with no so were forced to go into a i second five minute period At this time the Codorus center Taylor, booted the ball between thp! Dillsburg goal posts to give Dillsburg a score and the game. The Dillsburg high school chorus, augmented by the choir of the Lutheran church will present a can- ata on Sunday evening, November 21, at 7:30 o'clock, in the Lutheran church. The cantata, "Thanksgiv- THE NlWB-CPHET. EXST BERLIN, NOVEMBER 18.1948 and Praise," by Carrie a. Adami, In being directed by Prof.

S. W. llc- Creary, who wUl also be at the own. The solotete wUl be Un. Elmer Sealover, Harold W.

Lawson and Clyde Grove A duet by Mrs. M. T. Wiley and Mr Lawson will be a feature. A list of the names and addresses of the men and women In the service from Dillsburg has been placed in the Krall's Drug store by the Woman's club.

Relatives of these men and women In the service are urged to notify Mrs R. L. Krall or Mrs. Norman Wiley, In case the addresses on the list are not correct Sunday school classes and other organizations, as well as individuals, intend to use the addresses as listed. Any one may add to the list any names and addresses of men and women In the service from this vicinity.

The local Methodist church, founded In 1843 by Bishop Francis Asberg. will observe its 100th anniversary with a week of service, starting Sunday. The guest speaker Sunday at 10:30 a. m. will be the Rev.

Lewis G. Rohrbaugh, Dickinson college. Missionary Night will be observed Monday at 8 p. m. and speakers will be the Rev.

and Mrs. Malcolm Shutters, Mechanlcsburg, former missionaries to China Tuesday night will be Sunday School Night, beginning at 7:30 p. m. The Rev. Nelson Frank, Mechanicsburg, will preach.

Wednesday at 7:30 p. will be Community Night with the Rev A. T. Kaup delivering the message and other ministers of the area participating. Youth Night will be observed Thursday and the Rev.

R. Shultz, Carlisle, will speak Family Night Friday will be featured bv a covered dish supper, starting at 6:30 m. This will be followed by a talk by the Rev. Floyd A. Car- OBEY THE LAW HAVE YOIIB CAR INSPECTED NOW PUBLIC SALE The undersigned old established garage- business has discontinued repair operations more than a year ago, and will offer at Public Sale the following listed material, parts and tools at their location at 44 York Street, Gettysburg, at 7:00 o'clock Wednesday, November 17th, 1943.

Sale will be held inside heated building. Scott Air Compressor, Interna- Jlonal Automatic Electric Time Clock, Black Hawk Porto-Power outfit, complete with wheel cabinet and all attachments, Large Hydraulic Press, Radio Communication Set and Speaker, Wall Drill Press, Weaver Wheel Gauge, Clutch Press, Micrometer, Quick Way Valve Re- faclng Machine with all attachments, Brake Gauge, Ridge Reamer, Expansion Reamers, Valve Seat Reamers, Suniien Cylinder Hone, Lincoln Arc Welder, Bench Vises, Smith's Acetylene Generator, Electric Brake Riveting Machine, Manley Rubber Tired Tow Dolley, Holmes Electric Solder Gun, Air Curb Stand and Hose, Chain Hoist, Piston Rod Lining Tool, New Ignition Parts, Accessories, parts of all kinds. Parts Cabinets, Steel Bins, Jacks, Auto Paint, Brake Parts, Log and Tow Chains, Auto and Truck Chains, Locker Tool Cage. Brass Fittings, Pet Cocks, Valve Springs and Keys, Brake Rivets and Lining. Piston Rings, Inner Rings, Ball Bearing's, New Departure Bearings, Factory Rebuilt Generators, Copper Ring Gaskets, Cylinder Head Gaskets, Grease Retainers, Pan Gaskets.

Manifold Gaskets, Windshield Defrosters, Thermoid Universal Discs, Large Electric Wall Clock (Antique Selden 1930 1'i Ton Chassis, Many Tools, Parts, Accessories, too large to mention. Terms be announced at time of sale. Large parking space provided for in rear of garage. CENTRAL AUTO J. E.

Oodori Slaybaugh. Auctioneer Ofo March. Clerk FOOT SPECIALIST Dr. Frank T. Watson It? E.

Middle Gettrsknra-. Pa. OBce hours 1 P. M. to V.

M. daily Monday A-T-T-E-N-T-I-O-N! Just opened our new modern 'Service Department, equipped to service or repair your-VACUUM CLEANER WASHER IRON TOASTER MIXER FAN RADIO Yorktowne Electrical Appliance Service 225 S. GEORGE YORK, PA. Oppotlte Post Office Phone 35221 roll. Duncannon.

An old-faahioned revival will be held Saturday at 1:30 with the Rev. George E. Johnson. Harrlsburg, preaching Praise County For R.C. Blood Donor Activity Residents of Gettysburg, Aspers, Arendtsville, Biglervllle, Bonneau- viUe, East Berlin, Falrfleld, New Oxford, Cashtown, McKnlghtetown, Orrtanna and Barlow were praised for their part in the Red Cross blood donor campaign as the Her- rlsburg area service marked its first anniversary.

One of the major factors which enabled the area to meet its quota In the four million pints of blood requested by the Army and Navy for processing into dried plasma in 1943 was the "magnificent response of the people in the communities visited by the mobile blood donor units," Hugh K. Duffield, Chapter chairman, said Thursday. Give 1,114 Plats Here 'Of the 62,000 pints of blood donated to the armed forces through the Red Cross in area. 38,593 pints were collected by the mobile units which visited the communities where donors were enlisted by the local Red Crow chapters," Mr. Duffield said.

Radford H. Lippy, Adams county Blood Donor Service chairman, said Thursday that during the 10 visits to Gettysburg by the mobile from Harrtoburf. 1.114 pints of Mood wtre given. He added: "Today that came Mood, transformed into lifesaving golden plasma by the laboratories which process the blood for the armed forces, may very well be flowing In the veins of our brave fighting men." Mr. Duffield praised the Gettysburg chapter for its part in arranging for the blood donations here under Mr.

Lippy's direction. Next VuM 24 "We are certain that this fine cooperation extended us by the people of Gettysburg and Adams county will continue in the future. We must not only maintain our quotas but must be prepared to meet any increased requests from the Army and Navy which may result as the war spreads," he declared. Grover C. and Stella E.

Myers, Tyrone township, sold to H. T. and M. L. Zelgler, Butler township, a one-acre property in Tyrone township.

YORK FUR COMPANY'S Official Inspection Station No. 9115 GEORGE E. MUMMERT Chrysler--Plynxmth Can Atlantic Gasoline, Oils and Lubrication. Repairing, Washing and Lubricating EAST BERLIN PA Pratt's Studios Htl HANOVtt, PA. Official Inspection Station No.

5237 GLATFELTER'S GARAGE Geo Glatfelter, Prop EAST BERLIN, PA. General Automobile Repairing, Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Motor Fuels, Oils and Accessories Telephone 18-R-3 Inspection Station No. 4181 PAUL P. LEREW Ford Bales and Service AlUn-Chalmers Farm Machinery Pull Line Firestone Electric Appliances EAST BERLIN, PA. I One of the finest of investments i diamond ring-- especially one recommended by our experts for perfection of stone and beauty of setting.

But until victory woo, the best buy of all is a War Bond. STORE CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS UNTIL DECEMBER ROTH BROS. Broadway Jewelers HANOVER, PA FINE FARMS SACRIFICED BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY 63 Acres, fine Old Stone House, Elec. and running water, 8 rooms, lawn, State Road, good bank barn, stables cemented. Silo, good soil, this would mane a lovely homestead, only 18 miles from York, 8 miles from Hanover, only $7250 85 Acres, Frame House, running water, fine lawn, bank barn, stables cemented, fertile soil, near Abbottstown, a good buy.

$7000. 112 Acres, fine frame house, elec. water system, state road, bank barn, cement stables with stanchions, elec and water, only $8250. 80 Acres, frame house, water, itream, bank barn, wood-land, meadow, State Road. 7 miles S.

of Hanover, only $4000 24-Acre Farm, 11-room house, elec. water, bank barn. State Rd. stream, $5,000 114-Acre Farm, Stone house, elec water, spring, stream, state road, tank barn, hog house, chicken house, etc. $6.000, a fine old homestead 87 Acres, near Hanover only $5,500 106 Acres, fine house and barn elec, creek frontage, fine land, only $6 350.

Many other Farms and Houses listed at my office. See me before buying and selling your Real Estate. List your properties with me Buy- and Sellers always welcome WILLIAM P. STONEK Office and Residence 241 Frederick Hanover. Pa.

Phone 4Z54 Stanley Leon Weldner, has been continued In 1A by the area board of It was announced Saturday by New Oxford draft board. Hte case had been appealed from the flndtnn of the New Oxford board. SALE Live Stork, Fmrm Implements, Etc. SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 1943 On account of shortage of help, the undersigned will offer at public sale on the premises, 2 miles west of Spring Grove, on the Hanover-Spring Grove highway, on the farm known as the Mowrey Rebert farm, across the road from Ambau station, the following- 'Live Stock 6 head of Horses Mules--Bay horse, 12 years old, leader; Bay mare, 5 years, works wherever hitched; pair Bay colts, 3 4 yrs old.

broken; 2 Mules, both leaders 12 Head of Cattle--6 Milch Cows, 2 with calves at side, 2 carrying 2nd calf, 2 carrying 3rd call and 2 springing heifers; heifer, 6 1 Bull, 2 yrs. old; 1 bull 6 mos. old and a bull 3 mos. old. 27 Head of HOGS--2 Boars, year old 6 mos.

old. 35 Pigs. 200 White Rock pullets now laying. Farm Machinery, Etc. 8-ft.

cut Binder, Deering mower, 2 tractor plows, double bottom; hillside riding plow, walking plow, spring-tooth and spike harrows, tractor disk, 2 horse rakes, Eagle double-row corn planter, 2-horse wagon bed, 6 double corn workers, walking double worker, Jefferson 24- inch thresher, wind mill. 1936 IVs-ton Truck, 3 coal brooders, electric brooder, 1000-chick capacity, never used 6 sets, of front gears, 4 sets of check lines, bridles, halters, collars, single double trees and manj other articles too numerous to mention. POTATOES by the bushel. Sale to begin promptly at 12:30 o'clock, p. m.

Terms will be cash CHARLES CLAPPER Vernon Landis, Auct. Werner Cramei, Clerks. DEFICIENCY Do you have a rltamln deleienrr. do you feel all washed up and just lack your old "to after and do" feeling? Perhaps OL-Vttamin capsules will br the answer. Benders's Cut Rate Store Baltimore Street, Crttysburi.

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