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WILKES-BARRE RECORD FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1937 Twenty-fiva Little Reibrd' Pay Big Dividends Many Pastoral Changes Made Legal Notices Bulls, Bears Race to Wire Final Session of Old Year Finds Shares Prices Up Nearly Third Deaths and Transfer Affect Luzerne County Churches in 1936 Important changes, necessitated deaths and transfers, were made in Lurerne County pasorats during the last year. Rev John J. O'Donnell oj KantW coke was transferred from St. Francis's Church to become pastor St Mary's Church, city, following the death of Monalgnor J. J.

Curian. Rev. Hugh J. Ruddy cams from Forest City to succeed Rt. Father O'Donnell at Nanticoka.

Rev. Eugene P. 'Caulfield was appointed to fill the vacancy caused St. Ignatlus's Church, Kingston, the death of Monslgnor Michael Lynott, and Rev. John J.

Featherstone became pajtor Upper Pittston following the death Rev. George Dixon. Rev. Gardiner M. Day succeeded Rev.

Dr. F. L. Flinchbaugh rector of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church.

Rev. Flinchbaugh having -retired because of ill health. Retirement of Rev. James Ben- ninger of Kingston and Rtr. -Judson N.

Bailey of Carverton, together with departure of Rst. Russell J. May of Ashley for Buenos Aires mission field, helped increase to 21 the number of transfers made in Wilkes-Barrs District at annual Wyoming Coa ference of Methodist Episcopal Church in Scranton. Centenary Church, Bingharnton, will be host session of the conference la April. Ministers affected by changes included Rev.

Richard J. Davey, Rev. Benjamin R. Hanton, Rev. Charles H.

Gilbert. Rev. David S. Wolfe, Rev. J.

Rolland Crompton, Rev. Joshua Brundle, Rev. Howard Willets, Rev. Harry L. Renvills, Rev.

Harry M. Savacool, Rev. Ivan Snyder, and Rev. Jesse Dicker-son, Other pulpite filled included: Rev. Hale Bucher, Plymouth Presbyterian; Rev.

Herbert Hoyes, Firsfr Primitive Methodist, Plymouth; Rev. Robert Coward, Plains Meth- odist Rev. Joseph Westmoor Magyar Presby-' terian; Rev. George Geyer, Nanti- M-e-i Pnit.TttUiiipy.T H.CY. 1 frwydMapmiyW- terian; Rev, G.

Emrya Thomas, 1 Hillside Coagrenrttonar. 1- Legal iNotices Record, Jan. 1, 1937) SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of writ of fieri facias No. 48 January Term, 3937. Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas.

I will expose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash on Friday. January 15tb. 1937. at 10:00 A. In Court Room Str One, Court House.

Wilkes-Barre. a property of George A. Door and Treesa Doom being 25 feet front onJthe northerly side of Horton Street by 110 (eet in depth and being lot No. 46 on plot recorded in Luxerne County Map Book No. 1.

page 80, and being the premises conveyed by Harry F. Goeringer. et to George A. Dooris and wife by deed dated February 2nd. 1925.

recorded In Deed Book 6l8. page 134. Together with the right to use the driveway along the westerly side of adjoining lot No. 45 as provided in prior deeds. Excepting and reserving coal and other minerals as in prior deeds.

Subject to all conditions, covenants, restrictions, reservations and exceptions contained in prior deeds. Improved with a two and one-half frame dwelling known as S95 Horton Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. WILLIAM R. THOMAS. Sheriff.

Bedford. Jones. McGuigan nd Waller, Attorneys. (Printed Record, Jan. 1.

1937) Estates to be audited In the Orphans' Court of Luxerne County, notice is hereby given that Accounts have been filed and confirmed absolutely by the Orphans' Court In the following estates. MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1937 ESTATE Of. Ada Neale, Dr. H. M.

Neale and Gertrude N. Markle. Admrs. Anna M. Watterau, Paul C.

Wetterau and 1st Natl. Hazleton. Exetrs; Marts Schreiner. Miners Natl. Bk of Katherine Morgan Miners Natl.

Bk. of Leslie S. Ryman, Miners Natl. Bk. of and Louise L.

Ryman. Trustees; John Reese. Miners Natl. Bk. of Exetr; Anna Novakowski, George I.

Puhak, Exetr. TUESDAY. JANUARY 12. 1937 George W. Wright.

Paul Bedford and E. Shortz, John N. Con-yngbam, Harold Deemer, Edward H. Kent and Bertha R. Conyngham.

Gardner Griffin. Wyoming Natl. Bk. of William Smeaton. Wyoming Natl.

Bk. of Mary A. Simpson. Z. Piatt Bennett, Sadie Bennett.

Second Natl. Bk. of Trustee; Emma J. Knies William Knies. Exetr.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1937 Peter Lisko. D. E. Sosnowskl. Corey Moss, Rose A.

Hartman, William Stover, Floyd S. Wintle. Michael Betney, Peter Mather and John Flndora, Exetrs. Clara Hilbert, I. A.

Rood, John Pet-rillak, John Petrillak, Jacob Alles, John W. Becker, Exetr. The accounts enumerated and designated in the above list will be audited by the Orphans' Court in Court Room Aurtng Session of Court on the day and date set. at which time all persons interested shall attend if they see fit. and present their claims against such estate, or forever thereafter be debarred from riminc in UDon said fund.

J.OSEPH MORRTR. Clerk of the Orphans" Court. Printed Record, Jan. 1, 1937) SHERIFF'S SALE Friday, January 8, 1937, at 10 a. -tn.

By virtue of a writ of Fi Fa No. 18. January Term. 1937, issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, to me directed, there will be exposed to public sale by vendue to the highest and best bidders for cash. In Court Room No.

1, Court House, In the City of Wilkes-Barre Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, on Friday, the 8th day of January, 1937, at ten o'clock In the forenoon o( the said day, all the right, title and Interest of the defendants In and to the following described lot, piece or parcel of land, viz: ALL that lot of land situate In the Borough of Kingston, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at a corner on the Northwesterly side of Loveland Awenue on the line between lots Nos. Uy'and 18 on plot of lots of R. H. Gffftahan 4s recorded in the office of the Recorder o( Deeds of the County In Map Book No. 2.

at pages 70 and 71, said point being 280 feet from the Intersection of Loveland Avenue and Market Street; thence North 29 degrees 66 minutes West along the Southwesterly side of lot No. 178 on plot of lots above referred to, 122.5 feet to a corner common to lots Nos. 176. 176. 177.

and 178 on said plot: thence along the rear lines of lots Nua. 175 and 173 South 60 degrees 4 salsutes West 50 feet to a corner; thence South 29 degrees 56 minutes East 122.5 feet to Loveland Avenue aforesaid, and thence along the same North 60 degrees 4 minutes East 50 feet to the place of beginning, containing 6,125 square feet of land, more or less, improved with a two-story (rame dwelling and garage. Seized and taken into execution at the suit of John Stush and Helen Stush. vs. Martin F.

ChozemDa of Martin Chozampa, and Leona Chozempa, bis wife, and win oe sola By WILLIAM R. THOMAS, Sheriff John T. Mulhall, Atty. FOR complete satisfaction tell the complete story ot what you want to sell In Record Want Ad. Legal Notices Record, Jan.

1, 1937) SHERIFFS BALE FRIDAY. JANUARY 16, 19IT, AT -10 A. M. By virtue of writ o( Ft Fa No. 64.

January Term. 1937, issued out of the Court of Comnjon Pleas of Luzerne County to me directed, there will be exposed to public itle by vendue to the higsfest and bidders, for cash, In Court Room No 1. Court- House, in the City of Wilket-Barre, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, on Friday, the 15th day of January, 1937. at ten 0 clock in the Iqrtnoqp of the said day, all the rlght.nilV and interest of the defendants in and to the following described lot, piece or parcel of land, vis: All that certain piece or parcel land situate in the City Of Wllki of Barre. Luzerne Beginning at a corner on the southerly side of GHligan Street, being a corner of land now or late of Anthony Wideman: thence along said land South.

65 degrees, eet 223.5 feet more or less to a corner of land now or late of the Daniel McLaughlin Estate; thence North 49 degrees. West along said McLaughlin land'4 feet to a comer: thence along land now or late of Mary A. Flood North 65V4 degrees. East 223 5 feet mttre or leas to Gilhgan Street; thence along the line of said Gilljgan Street, South 49 degrees. East 41 feet to the place of beginning.

Being the same premises described In Luzerne County Deed Books Nos. 668, page 449 and No. 6, page 262 Improved with frame dwellings and outbuildings and known as No. 221 Gilligan Street. Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Anthony Wideman ts. Elizabeth Schade. Susanna Schade and Gertrude Schade Rvman, Executrices of the Estate of William F. Schade, Deceased, No 126 of 1936, Elisabeth Schade. widow.

William F. Schade, Marie Schade, Susanna Schade, Katherine Schade Gibbs, Joseph F. Schade, Frank J. Schade, Elizabeth Schade Reed and Gertrude Schade Ryman and will be sold by WILLIAM R. THOMAS.

Sheriff. J. F. McCabe, Atty. Record, Jan.

1, 1937) SHERIFF'S SALE FRIDAY. JANUARY 15. 1937, AT 10 M. By virtue of a writ of Levari Faclas-sur Mortgage No. 2S.

January Term, 1937, issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne County, to me directed) there will be exposed to public sale by vendue to the highest and best bidders, for cash, In Court Room No. 1, Court House, in the City of Wilkes-Barre. Luzerne Countv. 'hPennsylvanittj Mm 16th day 01 aonxuuin ui- forenoon of the said aaytH-the-TTght, tiearja intere.c or me aeienaanis in ptefVVipf pareel of land, viz: ALL the surface of that certain lot, ov--piece of ground situated la. th Bot- NJkarw laounded and described as ioiiows.

10-wii: BEGINNING at a corner In the Northern line of public road leading from Kingston to Larksville, nowMain Street and fne'Easterh line of Lot "Nd. 9 on plot of lots laid out by the Kingston Coal Company: thence along said eastern line o( Lot No. 9 North fifty-nine degrees thirty minutes East, used as a store and dwelling; a two- IMPROVED with three buildings, to-story frame building used as a store room and dwelling and a four family, wit: A three story brick building seventy and four-tenths (70.4) (eet to a corner thence South thirty degrees forty-five minutes East, two and one-hal( feet to a corner; thence North fKty-nlne degrees thirty minutes East; seventy-nine and six-tenths (79.6) feet to a corner; thence South thirty degrees forty-five minutes East, seventy-two and five-tenths (72.5) feet to a corner on land of Toby's Creek; thence along said Creek, South sixty-five degrees thirty-five minutes West, one hundred and fifty and eighty-four one hundredths (150.84) feet, to a corner in the Northern line o( public road leading (rom Kingston to Larksville, now Main Street; thence a.Iong said Street North thirty degrees forty-five minutes West, fifty-nine (59) feet to the place of beginning; being the same premises conveyed to the said Louis Shainuck by Lewis Edwards and Martha Edwards, his wife, by deed dated July 29, 1904, and recorded In the Recorder's office of Luzerne Countv. in Deed Book No. 422, page 1, and subject to all exceptions, reservations, restrictions ana covenants coniainea in said deed, and in Agreement entered into by and between the said Louis Shainuck and Lewis Edwards, on the 17th day of August, 1907.

and recorded In the Recorder's office aforesaid In Deed Book No. 442. Page 475. two-story (rame dwelling. Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Reading Trust Company vs.

Bailey Shainuck. Jones Shainuck, Ben Shainuck. Racchel Shainuck, Mrs. C. Rabinowitz, Mrs.

Dora Lelbson, being the widow and all the children and all the heirs at law of Louis Shainuck, and Jacob Shulman, George Dongas, American Stores Joseph Blissock, Theodore Jacommes, Mrs. Kaslca Joseph Stolgas and Mrs. Theresa Suda, terre tenants, and will be sold by WILLIAM R. THOMAS, Sheriff. Frank L.

Pinola. Atty. The Capture of "hzy" (Printed Record. Jan. 1.

1937) sheriff sale By virtue of writ oi Fl Fa No. 162, December Term, 1934. Luxerne County Common Pleae. I till expose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash, on Friday. January sth, 1937, at 10 a.

m. In Court Room No. One. Court House. Wilkes-Barre, property of Sidney J.

Barnecut. being all the surface of all that certain lot of land situate- in the fifteenth ward In the City o( Wilkes-Barre Luzerne County, Pennsylvania. beuiE Lot No. 210 on plot known as "Raymond Place" as recorded in Deed 196. pages 371.

and being forty mmi feet front on the Northerly side of Waller Street by about on hundred and fifty (150) (eet in depth. the premises conveyed to Sidney Barnecut and Ada M. Barnecut. wife, by deed of Charles J. Stevens and wife, dated April lOtn.

1926. recorded in Deed Book 642 page 308. Subject to conditions, covenants, restrictions and exceptions In prior deeds Improved with a two-story frame building. WILLIAM THOMAS. Sheriff.

BEDFORD. JONES. M'GUIGAN AND WALLER. Attorneys. WILL YOUR CAR PASS INSPECTION The following dealers and service stations will answer the question.

DODGE PLYMOUTH General Automobile Co. DODGE PLTMOUTH DEALERS 201 Carey Ave. 8-6111 Formerly Grebe Bldg BATTERY, IGNITION KLECTKICA1. RUDOLPH'S ELECTRIC SERVICE 13-35 East Jackson Street CHEVROLET UNION CHEVROLET COMPANY 799 Hazle Street D. 8-7191 TIRES AND ACCESSORIES MAN LEY TIRE SERVICE N.

Franklin and W. Jackson. D. 2-6144 FORD GATES GARAGE Sales, service, tn-spec. Sta.

1247, Lux. Larksville. PONTIAC LESTER PONTIAC CO, 369 Market Kingston. 7-3191. it 130 Garage for Rent STEAM Jieatedjrarage-.

spate, -4 per month. 274. Lincoln 133 Wanted Automotive WANTED 100 wrecked cars Models from 1930 up. BUFFALO AUTO PARTS. 435 Union Luzerne.

7-9460. CASH PAID for good used cars Fred L. Parry, 375 Bennett, Luz. 7-3863. WANTED Used cars and trucks.

Wreckage 826-38 Penna 21802. 135 Automobiles for Sale FORD panel body, i2 ton, newly painted, excellent condition, too small for our business. Wyoming Valley Beef Co, 1934. PLYMOUTH Deluxe Spt. Coupe '340 We Have What We Advo.rti.-e Cars Thoroughly Lubricated At Our Luhrltorium Rear 43 No.

Main Street 239 SO. MAIN ST. OPEN NIGHTS WAVUT (OME High honors were conferrad." Legal Notices Record. 1, 1937) SHERIFF'S SALE FRIDAY. JANUARY 15.

197, AT 10 A. M. By virtue of a writ of Levari Faclas-sur Mortgage No. 43. January Term, 1937.

ijsued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne County, to me directed, there will be exposed to public sale by vendue to the highest and best bidders (or cash, in Court Room No. 1, Court House, in- the City of Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, on Friday, the 15th day of January. 1937. at ten o'clock in the forenoon of the said day. all the right title and interest of the defendants In and to the following described lot, piece or parrel o( land, viz: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situate in the City of Wilkes-Barre.

known as No. 80-85 North Empire Street. County of Luzerne, State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to-wlt: BEGINNING on the Westerly side of North Empire Street, five bundred thirtv (530) feet S. W. from the line of Cftal Street at the South corner o( Lot No.

97 as shown on plot ol the A. C. Laning Est; thence along said lot No. 97. North twenty-nine (29) degrees forty-seven (47) minutes East one hundred forty-seven and eight tenths (147.8) feet to Reno Lane: thence along th same South sixty (60) degrees thirty (30) minutes West forty (40) (eet to lot No.

96; thence along the same S. -twenty-nine (29) degrees forty-seven (47) minutes one hundred seventy-flve and eight, tenths (176.8) feet to said Empire Street; thence along the same sixty (60) degrees thirteen (13) minutes East forty (40) (eet to the place of beginning. Being Lot No. 96 as shown on said Laning plot. Improved with a two-story double (rame dwelling.

Seized and taken Into execution at the suit of Amelia Smith and Sadie Smith vs. John A. Gallagher, committee ad litem of Mary Novakowski. incompetent and widow of Leo Novakowski, deceased. mortgagor, Walter Novakowski, Joseph Novakowski, Anthony Novakowski, Theodore Novakowski and Stanley Novakowski, children and heirs of Leo Novakowski, deceased, mortgagor; and John A.

Gallagher, guardian ad litem of Josephine Novakowski, minor- surviving and heir of Leo Novakowski, and will be sold by WILLIAM R. THOMAS. heriff. S. M.

R. Hara, Atty. (Printed Record, Jan. 1, 1937) Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned that the Accountants In the following estates have settled their accounts In the Office of the Register of Wills o( Luzerne County, and that the same will be presented to the Orphans' Court o( said County for con- ziaiAic ur I KaUierine EvanosM. Louhf Fc" ftran- E3ftffli.raaac w.

RvyominV Narr. -feanxT tfldrTf KesVE Roberts, Wyoming Natl. Gwendolyn Roberts, Wyoming Natl. Bank. Gdn.

Carl E. Clauson, Wyoming Natl. John Norcross. Wyo-miug -Nativ Bank, Gdn; Elizabeth Chergosky, Wyoming National Michael Chergosky, Wyoming Natl. Bank.

Joann B. Arnstein, Wyoming Natl. Bank, Ruth C. Hughes, Wyoming Natl. Alice Ryczek, Wyoming Natl.

Helen Ryczek, Wyoming Natl. Bk.f Helen Woitach, Wyoming Natl. Bank, Gdn. Henrietta Mack, Wyoming Natl. Josephine Leverick, Wyoming Natl.

Myra Wallace, Wyoming National Richard S. Williams, Miners Natl. Bk. of Wilkes-Barre, Exetr. Benjamin W.

Light, Sadie Light, Rev. Anthony Lipinski, Rev. Wladyslaw Zapala, Exetr. John Rosenstock, Harry G. Thomas, Lizzie C.

Stroh, W. E. Kahler, Ludwig Serehan, Harry D. Garber, Admr. Frank Bradowskl, American Bank and Trust Admr.

Samtlel H. Hicks, Miners Natl. Bank, Ira Boyd, Frances Boyd, Elizabeth Subsack, Max Subsack, Frederick Deist, Hazleton Natl. Bank, Elizabeth Protheroe, Emma D. Williams, Michael Adamitis, Helen Youngblood, William W.

Williams. 1st Nat Plttston, Henrietta Plsano, Anna Bur-lone, Admrx. Louis Lombardo, Mary Lombardo. Sarah Bingham, Jennie McKee, Adnirx. Ralph W.

Wharen, Miners Natl. Bank, John TrMhaway, Miners Natl. Bank, Trustee: Tlary G. Dean, Second Natl. Bank, William Gorgas, Sterling G.

Gorgas. Simon Paukstis. Agatha Paukstis, Francis E. Carman, Clarence E. Robinson, Julia Kane, Second Natl.

Bank of Henry K. Davies, Second National Bank of Adm. JOSEPH MORRIS, Register of Wills and Clerk of the Orphans' Court (Printed Record, Jan. 1, 1937) The annual meeting ol the shareholders of the Peoples National Bank o( Edwardsville, (or the purpose o( electing directors for the ensuing year and for such other business that may come before the meeting, will be held in the banking house of the said bank on Tuesday, January 12, 1937, between the hours of 3 and 4 o'clock P. M.

L. L. REESE, Cashier. WAR ON CRIME HEM AND AMY MCftfcN CM.J-THEJA I BV MAMEp crrMER SUH'S "BUT f.Bhl MfirTBE XOC MOOAKVS MsOCfXS fU-lcJtTTFgcHA THE OHtCAjgO New York, Dec. 31 OP) Closing a yrar today in which share prices gained nearly a third in value, it was nip and tuck whether the bulls or bears would be first the wire in the final session of the stock market.

As Charles Gay, stock President, followed an old custom in personally ringing the closing gong of the" year, the bull party waj able to claim victory by a narrow margin. Year-end tax-selling for cash and the uual caution before a holiday, unsettling to prices throughout the day, left the market on a wavering note at the finush. More Issues showed plus signs than minus markers, even though active issues, represented by the Associated Piees average of 60 stocks showed a trifling .1 of a point decline at 70.0. The possibility of a spread of the already prevalent strikes in the automotive industry, with consequent repercussions in steel and other supplier of the motor concerns, was instrumental in rest rainiag tbe buying urge In many traders. Another prime bit of market news, however, failed to sway its group of stocks, the coppers gave ground more readily than most divisions in the face of a boost in domestic red metal prices to 12 cents a pound, the best quotation since June.

1930. Non-ferrous metals stocks off fractions to more than a point included American Smelting at 93'4, Kcnnecott 6C.4, Phelps Dodge 644 and Anaconda 53 Vs Most commentators felt the group had already well discounted the price increase. Some of the motor and accessory equities which gave ground included Chrysler at General Moi tors 63W, U. S. Rubber 47 -V Tim-ken 72 Steels on the downside numbered U.

S. Steel at 78, Bethlehem 75'i, and National 1Vi. Guffey Injured When Taxi and Truck Crash Washing lor Guffey who was an automobile accident this afternoon, will be able to at tend the opening j) Ms nhvkwian snf! "un- Senator Guffey, who is 61, suffered a fractured left rib and bruise when the taxicaJi in which -rte was rtdins collided with a spec-- Hal delhnery automobile. The Senator was taken to emergency' hospital. Steamer Freed by Tide Baltimore, Dec.

31 (P) The Merchants and Miners Line steamer Kent docked here tonight after be-lne Grounded for several hours in the fog-bound Chesapeake Bay near North Point. High tide and tugs freed the vessel from the shallow water off the regular channel about 6 p. m. Automobiles 135 Automobiles for Sals 1930 CHRYSLER spt. roadster, goed condition.

$25. Dial 7-5376. (3) K-34 Dodse stake body trucks In perfect condition. JACK FINK, 86 E. Northampton.

1931 FORD truck. Reasonable. Must "sacrifice because leaving town. Can arrange financing. 33 S.

Goodwin, King. 7-5635. 36 LINPOLN Zephyr. $995; Chrys. Airflow Imn.

sedan. 1775: '36 Chrvs. cpe. (6). $695: '34 Chev.

tudor, $335. J. S. Cresko. 17 Cherry, K.

7-2053. NEW retread tires, ear and truck, $2.75: used tires. 5c, PITTSTON TIRE STORE. King." Corner 7-41283. 1932 DODGE panel body, l'i ton truck in flna condition.

Reas. Faust Garage, cor. Pierce and Tioga King. '31 FORD truck, good cond. Reas.

Western Feed 72 Baltimore. 1936 1'4 TON dump truck. Perfect condition, exceptional Bargain. A. H.

ACKERSON 53 Virginia Terrace, F. F. 7-4922 WHIPPET sedan, 1929. $40. For.d roadster, 1929, (40.

274 Lincoln St. fUsUsttrea U. a -Talent Office WELL AJMT TIME TIWDINC "TOO Oliver cac surprised by of at by E. of to B. L.

G. on of of of as in in BAt Real Estate Rent 17 How EnftunUhed PARK PLACE. King. 7-room mod. boma.

unfurn. or turn. J-cr (arife. required. Dial 7-6174.

PEARL Forty Tort rooma. bath, hardwood floors. Areolae, t-car garage. Dial 2-2M3 or 4-1771. bath, all Impi.

Newly papered, painted. 233 McLean. 4-1008. 10ft Horn Furnished WELL furniahed t-rm. bouse, all Imps.

S4 Charles city. nt Wanted To Bnt OR 4-rm. apt, heat, hot water (urn. Central xity. 2-6901.

OR 4-rra. apt with heat In King. Not over 7-kui. Real Estate Sale 116 Business Property BUILDING, suitable (or light manu facturing or atorage. 7-B4J4.

117 Farm and Lands 1ARU 91 acres. B-rm. nous, lg. barn, water, orchard, 10 torn o( hay. Reaa.

Albert Vech. Nicholson. Pa. WANTED TO TRADE Single dwelling and lot in city (or medlum-ilied (arm. box 114, Kecora.

House SPECIALLY PRICED Tat Immediate aale we offer at 15.600, Park Place. Kingston. 9 rooma. bath, (team heat, J-car garage, large ncloaed screened porcn, siate rooi, nicely planted yard. J.

TOTING Mineri Natl. Bank Bldg. 3-6116 FRAME block, part improvementa, Nicholson St. Wllkea-Barre Bear city line. Call 2-7611.

FOrtVSALE OR RENT 7-rm. house. Shavertown. Entirely renovated. Inquire First Natl.

Bank, Dallas. BRICK block, all Improvements, East Liberty Hanover Twp. Call 119 Lota 160 FEET front, on Main Road In Dallas. Suitable (or gas station. Phone Dallas 120-R-g.

FOR SALE Lot on Gouge St, Plains. Inq. 296 N. Washington. ay FT.tJV-FwTbrok-DmuiMl -Road, reasonable," Atftrreiss box lvt, Kecora.

110 Real Estate at Voisftater-Inmr. -Legal Notices- (Printed Record, Jan. 1, 1937) SHERIFF'! SALE FRIDAY, JANUARY 16. 1937, AT 10 A. M.

By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias-ur Mortgage No. 49, January Term, 1937. Issued out of the Court of Com mon Pleas of Luxerne County, to me directed, there will be exposed to public sale by vendue to the highest nd best bidders, (or cash, in Court Room No. 1, Court House, in the City of Wllkes-Barre, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, on Friday, the 16th day of January, 1937, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of the said day, all the right, title and Interest of the defendants In nd to the following described lots, pieces or parcels of land, viz: All those certain pieces of land In the Borough of West Plttston, County of Luzerne, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: THE FIRST THEREOF: Beginning on Luxerne Avenue One Hundred ana Eighty (180) feet from Warren Street In the direction of North Thirty-three and one-iourtn (33'i) degrees west; thence along Luzerne Avenue North Thirty-three and one-fourth 33i) degrees West to a corner; thence North Fifty-six and three-fourths (66) degrees East One Hundred and Thirty (130) feet to lands of William G. thence along said Fergu-ton land South Thirty-three and one-fourth (33'A) degrees East Sixty (60) feet to a corner thence South Fifty-six nd three-fourths (56i) degrees West One Hundred Thirty (130) feet to Lu-aerne Avenue the place of beginning, nd being part of Lot No.

130 as per map o( Bonwill McKlnney of West Plttston Borough. Improved with a two-story concrete dwelling house. THE SECOND THEREOF: BEGINNING at a corner in the Northeasterly line o( Luzerne Avenue; thence North Fifty-six and three-fourths (5694) de- East Two Hundred and Thirty 230) feet along lot of William Hatfield to a corner; thence South Thirty-three nd one-fourth (334) degrees East Seventeen (17) feet along an alley to corner In line of land of Daniel Jones'; thence in a Southerly direction Two Hundred Thirty (230) feet along aid Jones' lot to a corner; and thence along said Luzerne Avenue North Thirty-three and one-fourth (33U) degrees West Twenty (20) feet to the place of beginning. Improved with a three-story brick building occupied as store and dwellings Seized and taken Into execution at the suit of Miners' Savings Bank of Plttston vs. Minnie B.

Reese, administratrix of the Estate of Louis S. Reese, deceased, Minnie B. Reese and Hazel A. Styne nee Reese, and will be sold by WILLIAM R. THOMAS, Sheriff.

M. J. Mulhall. Atty. (Printed Record, Jan.

1, 1937) SHERIFF'S SALE Friday, January 8, 1937, at 10 a. m. By virtue of a writ of Fi Fa No. 4, January Term, 1937, Issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne County, to me directed, there will be exposed to public sale by vendue to the highest and best bidders, (or cash, In Court Room No. 1, Court House, In the City of Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, on Friday, the 8th day of January, 1937, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of the said day, all the right, title and interest of the defendant in and to the following described lot, 'piece or parcel of land, viz: All that certain lot situate in the Borough of Exeter, County of Luzerne nd State of Pennsylvania, described a follows, to wit: BEGINNING at a corner on the Westerly side of Grant Avenue also corner Lot No.

107: thence along said last mentioned Lot South 64 degrees 89 minutes West, one hundred and fifty-four and eight-tenths (154.8) (eet to a corner on a ten uu root auey; thence along said Alley North 31 degrees 28 minutes West, forty (40) feet more or less to a corner; thence North 65 degrees 50 minutes East, one blind red fifty-five (165) feet to corner on -Grant Avenue aforesaid, and thence along said Grant Avenue South 31 degrees 28 minutes East, thirty-six seventy-eight one-hundreds (36.78) feet more or less to the place of be- ginning. Containing 5.900 square (eet of soil be the same more or Being Lot No. 108 on Grant Avenue. Legal Notices (Printed Record. Jan 1.

1937) By Virtue of Writ of Lev. Fa. No. 32, January Term. 1937 issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne County, there will be exposed to public sale by vendue to the highest ana best bidders, for cash.

In Court Room No. 1, Court House, in the City of Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, on Friday, January 16. 1937. at ten o'clock in the forenoon of the same day. all the right titte and Interest of the Defendants in and to the following described piece, parcel or lot of land, viz: ALL that certain piece or parcel of land aftuate In the Township of Butler, Luxerne County.

Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to-wit: BEGINNING at stone corner now or late of Levi Fenstermacher: thence by same South 66' West 37.6 perches to a post; thence South 11 East 54.5 perches to a post thence along land late of John Cawley North lit' East. 175.9 perches to a corner; thence by land late of W. T. Roth, North 14V West 61.6 perches to a corner In the center o( the old Woodrlng road; thence along the center of staid road North 87V4 West, eight (8) perches to a corner; thence South West, 129.4 perches to a corner; thence South 94 East 4 perches to the place of BEGINNING. CONTAINING 66 acres and 108 perches.

BEING the same land that was conveyed to said Ralph M. Beck by deed of James M. Beck and Sarah J. Beck, his wife, dated July 8, 1919, and recorded in the Recorder of Deeds office of Luzerne County in Deed Book No. 529.

page 395. IMPROVED with (rame dwelling house and frame barn. Seized and taken Into execution at the suit of The Federal Land Bank of Baltimore versus Ralph M. Beck, (unmarried), original mortgager; Edwin W. Fenstermacher and Martha H.

Fenstermacher, his wife, Anthony W. Wszelkl and Valeria Wszelkl, his wife, mortgagor assumptort; George Krick, mortgagor assumptor and real owner, and Christ A. Wenner and Florence Wenner. his wife, real owners, Ralph M. Beck and Helen Beck, his wife, John Kirschner and Elizabeth Kirseh-ner, his wife, Christ A.

Wenner and Florence Wenner, his wife, and the Susquehanna Pipe Line Company, parties in Interest and possession, WILLIAM R. THOMAS. Fred B. Davis, Atty. (Printed Record, Jan.

1, 1937) SHERIFF'S SALE FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1937, AT 10 A. M. By vlrtueof a writ o( Levari Faclas-sur Mortgage No. 249, October Term, 1936, issued out of the Court o( Common Pleas o( Luzerne County, to me directed, there win be exposea a to nubiie and best bidders, for hi Cbtirt Room No. 1, Court House, in the City' WilkesjpBarre Luzerne county.

Pennsylvania, on FUdaywihj' OL UtUlUaiJT, 1731, Bl VI.IVI.IV l.l llld sain o.um tiH and fntferest or thetwrfwatttafr7' :) ntaA? vie: -wsisiirrcw- t.rfahripftce' of land in the City o( Wilkes-Barre, County o( Luzerne, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a ooint on the southerly id---rrnc River Street ana in line oi lanas now or iaie of Michael Andes; thence from said nolnt and bv the line of lands of Michael Andes, South 30 degrees 30 minutes East, one hundred ana nrty-seven (167) (eet to a point; thence (rom said point and by the line o( other lands o( said Michael Andes, North 48 degrees 10 minutes West, three and fifty-four hundredths (3.54) (eet to a point: and thence South 69 degrees 30 minutes West, fourteen (14.0) (eet to a point; and thence North 30 degrees 30 minutes West, (orty-three and ninety-four hundredths (43.94) feet to a point; and thence North 48 degrees 10 minutes West ninety-two and eleven hundredths (92 11) feet to a point; and thence North 30 degrees 30 minutes West, twenty-one and ninety-eight hundredths (21.98) feet to a point in line of River Street, said point being distant 43.00 feet measured along the line of River Street from the place o( beginning. Thence from last mentioned Roint and by the line of River Street nrth K9 Wrep 30 minutes East forty-three (43) feet to the lands of Michael Anaes me piece 01 uegnimns. Containing 4156.60 square (eet of land be the same more or less. Being the same premises conveyed to the mortgagee herein by deed of James L. Andes and Eberta C.

Andes, hi. wife dated the 15th day of Novem ber, 1887, and recorded in the office for recording aeeas in ueea noon io. page 232, and by deed of Russell E. Andes and Hattle L. Andes, his wife, to P.

R. Raife, dated the 7th day of March, 1908, and recorded in Deed Book 370, page 243. Improved with a two-story double frame dwelling house containing eight rooms on each side. Suit of Claude B. Raife, surviving Executor of Philip R.

Raife. Deceased, assigned to Charles H. Klinges and Mary A Klinges, his wife, vs. Max Freedma'n and Max Dattner, original mortgagors, and Mary T. Walsh and Frances McDevitt, owners In fee and terra tenants, and will be sold by WILLIAM R.

THOMAS, Sheriff. Albert W. Brobst, Attorney. (Printed Record, Jan. 1, 1937) SHERIFF'S SALE FRIDAY, JANUARY 15.

1937, AT 10 A. M. By virtue of a writ of Levari Faclas-sur Mortgage No. 23. January Term, 1937.

issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne County, to me directed, there will be exposed to public sale by vendue to the highest and. best bidders, for cash. In Court Room No. 1, Court House, In the City of Wllkes-Barre, Luzerne County. Pennsylvania, on Friday, the 15th day o( January.

1937. at ten o'clock in the forenoon of the ssMi day, all the right, title and interest cr the defendants In and to the following described lot piece or parcel o( land, viz: ALL that certain tract o( land situate In the City o( Hazleton, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, being the lot marked No. 4 in Square No. 61 on the nlot or Dlan o( said Hazleton. bounded and described as follows, to -wits: -BEGINNING at a point on the west side ol Cedar Street, between Walnut and Chapel Streets, a distance o( ninety (90) (eet Southwardly (rom the Southwest corner ot Walnut and Chapel Streets; thence extending Southwardly along said Cedar Street, In width or breadth, for a distance o( thirty 430) (eet; and thence extending Westwardly, o( that width or breadth.

In lenirth or denth: for a distance of One Hundred Ninety (190) (eet to the East side of a certain twenty (20) (eet wide alley. Improved by having erected thereon a double. 2'? story irame aweuing house. Seized and taken Into' execution at the suit of Mary A. Maylath and Lewis J.

Maylath, assignees of Ida E. Leek who was assignee of Andrew and Mary Mlko vs. Albert K.on, admr; Estate of Rebecca Koff. deceased. owner.

Albert Koff, Amelia Wachtel, Dorothy Krim, Eli Koff. individually and as Guardian of Bernard Koff, Florence Burkat, terre tenants, and William Doyle, tenant, all of Hazleton, Luzerne County, except Dorothy Krlm, 1314 Elm Street, Lebanon, Lebanon County. and will be told by WILLIAM R. THOMAS. Sheriff Martin B.

Gormley. Atty. (Printed Record, Jan. 1, 1937) NOTICE Appraisements in the following estates have been approved plat by the Orphans' Court of Luzerne County and Unless exceptions are filed will be pre sented (or itnai approval on Monday, January tlth, 1937" at 10:00 o'clock A. M.

Alexander Aacnmarex Joseph Lazur Frank Buczek Stetthen Pro ho I a JOSEPH MORRIS. Register of Wills and- Clerk of the Orphans Court Jo-Wyoming. clergymen vtusrof TTrsf Presbyterian- Church, was. elected president et Auburn, N. Theological Seminary October 27, and will take offlca this sorinc: Rev.

Dr. William J. Walsh. Ph aseietentr director of Scranton Diocesan Chanties. was transferred to Seattle on May 28 to perfect a Seattle Diocesan Bureau Catholic Charities.

He also head the newly-establiehed department social work in Seattle College, i Merger of Northern and Southern Welsh Presbytery into one unit tha United Welh Presbytery, was consummated, September 25 at the annual meeting in Wilkes-Barre. Rst. Hugh W. Griffith was chosen as first moderator of Welsh Presbytery of Pennsylvania. Rev.

du B. Arculariue, pastor, and three score members of Dllryea Presbyterian Church, enrolled In the Presbyterian Church of America, under the Presbytery of Philadelphia, the Fundamentalist ofTshoot of the Presbyterian denom- ination which spread from a break with Dr. J. Gresham Machen New Brunswick. N.

and several others in Philadelphia. They formed a part of the congregation established in West Pittston, Rev. Reginald Voorheee being Installed pastor. Several churches celebrated their anniversaries with special services. -First Presbyterian Church of Nantl- coke marked its 107th year of organization on November 29, and Central M.

E. Church of Wilkes-Barre was 80 years old early la November. First M. E. Church of Plymouth was 145 years old on January 9.

Cardinal Reaches France Le Havre. France. Dec. 31 W). Dennis Cardinal Dougherty, arch- -bifihop of Philadelphia and papal legate to the Manila Eucharistlo Congress next February, arrived here tonight from New xorK i aboard the French liner Normandie time to usher In the New Year France.

By Rex Collier TUXT ALL RJEAOY TO tJO 'A SOME SHOCrriXKb im TDMORQOvV A CREMATION) By FRANK BECK f' i fir True Stories ot O-Men Activities Based on Records of the federal Bureau of Investigation Modifier" In the Public Interest IUS SIBSOU CALLS 4UMSXLV WE'LL -TV "THE VOUSM OF THAT KJEL- AVfcNur A.T1VS DM WINTOWOV MOW lBOBS.AMD "THE" TWO SLIM AMO 12V. 1AST MAME 5RAV. T01-lX3WlMe HIS HOTEJ- marvi au LMtaM3DL source rr ixacuxts KELAT1W HOME IM CttlCAQO BEfORS 4K COULD USStwO Hltt3EM R2VQLVERST. TO Ttfjrj twfcr ni-s, tKi Kbnij T.B., PeOCEEtdEO TO tUE" HOMte OF A OELATWE-; -TflE WJHT TOR CIRSOU QrmMUgt, Whoopee imn MliM1 li Coal and other mineral reserved. Improved with a two story, frame dwelling house.

Seized and taken Into, execution at the suit of Stanley Whltebread vs. E. E. Knorr, and will be sold by WILLIAM R. THOMAS, Sheriff.

R. 6. Brock Atty, 31 W-- A 'V it'.