Bedford Gazette from Bedford, Pennsylvania • Page 2

PAGE TWO BEDFORD GAZETTE, BEDFORD, Pa. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1945 OBITUARY Mrs. Harry Claycomb Mrs. Ardella (Weyant) Claycomb 56, wife of Harry B. Claycomb, died Monday, Feb.

19, at her home in Weyant. born on Jan. 7, 1889, Fremont. daughter of Daniel B. and Rebecca (McDonald) Weyant.

Surviving are her husband, her mother and these children: Merle, Weyant; Alton, Fostoria. Dean, Imler; Rayford. Hatboro; Tech. Sgt. Curtis, at Ft.

Knox, Cpl. Vernon, Camp Howze, Texas, and Leahbelle and Sheldon, both at home. The deceased was a sister of Alvey Weyant, New Paris R. D. Clarence Weyant, Cresson: Mrs.

Joseph Way, Fishertown and Mrs. urtis Reighard, Bedford. Seven grandchildren also survive. Mrs. Claycomb was a member of the Weyant Methodist Church.

Funeral services were conducted Thursday afternoon at the Weyant Methodist Church by Rev. W. F. Rose, of Williamsburg, a former pastor. Interment was in the Reformed Cemetery, Osterburg.

under direction of the Blackburn Funeral Home, Pleasantville. Mrs. Virginia McLanahan Mrs. Virginia Louise (Over) Lanahan, widow of Samuel Calvin McLanahan, for many years a resident of Hollidaysburg where in her early life, she was prominently identified with church and social activities, died Sunday morning at the Mercy hospital where she was admitted on Feb. 9.

Mrs. McLanahan had suffered a fracture of the hip in a fall. She was a daughter of David and Elmira (Farquhar (Over) and was born at Bedford on Aug. 11. 1854.

Early in life she came to Hollidaysburg and was united in marriage with Samuel Calvin McLanahan on March 30, 1882. She was one of the first graduates of the Hollidaysburg Female seminary, later known as Highland Hall. and was one of the original members of the Tourist club. She was a lifelong member of the Presbyterian church. Surviving is one son, Ward McLanahan of Altoona, with whom she had made her home, and one sister, Miss Nellie G.

Over, who resides at the Presbyterian home. Private funeral services were conducted at the home of her son Wednesday afternoon. Private interment was made in the Presbyterian cemetery, Altoona. Mrs. William Neff Mrs.

Bertha F. Neff, 51, wife of -William Neff, died at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon at her home in Johnstown. She was born July 11, 1893 in Pavia, a daughter of John H. Dibert, residing at Pavia and of the late Catherine (Feather) Dibert. Surviving are her husband and her father and three childrenAnna, at home; Catherine, Philadelphia and Joseph, Custer, S.

D. There are four grandchildren. She was a sister of Charles Neff, Derry; Harry, Pavia; Mrs. Hester Feather, Pavia; Roy, York; Mrs. Clara Crist, Bedford; Mrs.

Minnie Corl. Weaverly, and Pfc. Lawrence, with the Army in Pittsburgh. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday morning at the Reformed Church, Pavia, the Rev. D.

A. Miller officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery under the direction of A. A. Wagner.

Mrs. Susan Brode Mrs. Susan Morningstar (Stone) Brode, 75, died on Monday, Feb. 19, at the home of her son, Paul E. Brode in Hyndman, after an illness of six weeks.

Mrs. Brode had made her home with her son for the past year. She was a daughter of the late George and Christina Morningstar Stone of Huntingdon County. She was a member of the Coalmont Methodist Church. Besides her husband and son, she is survived by two sisters, Mrs.

-Mary Baker of Saxton and Mrs. Effie Donaldson, Popular Bluffs, Mo. Funeral services were conducted on Thursday, Feb. 22, at the Zeigler Funeral Home with the Rev. Jones pastor of the Hyndman Methodist- Church officiating.

Interment was in the Madley Cemetery. Walter J. House Walter J. House died suddenly Wednesday evening, Feb. 7, at the horne of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Wigfield, Everett, where he had resided for a number years. He was born June 13, 1877, and held membership in the Lutheran Church. Funeral services were conducted Saturday, Feb. 10, at the D.

S. Gump Son Funeral Home, the Rev. E. P. Windman officiating.

Mrs. Mary Griffith Mrs. Mary E. Griffith, widow of N. P.

Griffith, formerly of Imler, died Wednesday morning. Feb. 14, at the home of her son, W. E. Griffith, Somerset.

She was born at New Paris. March 31, 1855, a daughter of Peter and Lavina (Moses) Imler. She is survived by the son mentioned, another son, Harry N. Griffith, Greensburg, and two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Imler and Mrs.

Annie Otto, Osterburg. Her husband death 19 years ago. was a member of St. Paul's serial 3483 -P Snyder and Mrs. James Peck was followed by readings by Mrs.

Ella Clapper. After the roll call, and the business meeting, the class sang la closing Delicious hymn. refreshments were ved to the following members: Mrs. Charles Bear, Mrs. Raymond Cox, Mrs.

Frank Dunkle, Mrs. Fred Sponsler, Mrs. S. D. Sponsler, Mrs.

Eva Burkett, Mrs. James Peck, Mrs. Ella Clapper, Mrs. Hobert Sipes, Mrs. Ross Hess, Mrs.

Walter Hess, Mrs. Robert Cunard, Mrs. Mary Mellott, Mrs. Nella Bloom, Mrs. W.

A. Price, and Mrs. Ernest Leasure. Mrs. Richard Chirdon was a visitor.

Evangelical and Reformed Church, Imler. Funeral services were conducted last Friday afternoon. Feb. 16, at St. Paul's, her pastor, Rev.

Donald. Schlicher officiating. Interment was in the Imler cemetery, under the direction of the Carn Funeral Home. Claysburg. Mrs.

Eunice Snyder Mrs. Eunice Snyder 94, died on Friday, February 16. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Holt of Carnegie, Pa A native of Centerville, Mrs. Snyder lived in Cumberland while her first husband, William Loudermill.

was assistant postmaster there. Her only survivors are a number; of grandchildren. Daniel Replogle Daniel Replogle a retired farmer of Woodbury, Bedford county, died Tuesday morning at the home of his granddaughter, Mrs. Rebecca Garland. Hollidaysburg.

He was a son of Henry B. and Catherine (Albright) Replogle and was born at Waterside, Oct. 14, 1860. He was united in marriage with Nancy C. Longenecker on Aug.

24. 1884. at Woodbury, R. who preceded him in death on June 23, 1944. Surviving are four children.

H. E. Replogle and Mrs. Margaret B. Walls, both of Hollidaysburg, R.

D. No. 2, Mrs. Marie Walls of Portland, and Mrs. Mae Lindsey of Duncansville.

R. D. No. 2. eleven grandchildren.

thirteen greatgrandchildren and one sister Miss Elizabeth Replogle. a guest at the Morrisons' for the Aged at Martinsburg. Three grandsons and one granddaughter and two grand-sons-in-law are in the armed forces. He was a member of the New Enterprise Church of the Brethren and had foliowed farming in Bedford and Blair counties most of his life until retiring recently. Funeral services will be held at the Church of God.

Woodbury this afternoon at 2:30. Interment will be in the Dry Hill cemetery. Elmer E. Sipes Elmer E. Sipes died on Sunday, February 18 at the Cresson Sanitient torium.

for where he had been a pa- several weeks. He born on March 28, 1892. in West i Providence Township. the son of Louise Dishong Sipes and James H. Sipes, both deceased.

On September 15, 1915, he was united in marriage with Suc B. Manspeaker who survives with these children: Evelyn, wife of Charles Cordell of Greensburg; Betty, wife of Albert Kline of Everctt, and Raye at home. Oth-! er survivors are a brother, Lester Sipes, of Everett, and these sisters, Mrs. Harry Gardner of Pittsburgh; Mrs. Charles Weyant of Claysburg; the following half-sisters, Mrs.

Bruce Myers of Everett; Mrs. Nan Medling of Everett. Mrs. John Bussard of Everett; Mrs. Jennie Niles, of Kansas City, and Mrs.

G. Del- i sargehamps of Butte, Mont. A half brother, John Stones of Kansas City. died last month. Rev.

J. W. Doty conducted the funeral services 01 Wednesday, February 21 at the Balentine neral Home. Interment was in the Everett Cemetery. Everett Hospital Notes Admitted: George, E.

Wagner, Everett. amputation of r. leg. Mrs. Maric Trogdon, R.

1, Bedford, removal of cyst. Mrs. Marian Smith, R. 1, Bedford, for electrocardiagram. Nancy Kooniz, Mann's Choice, for treatment of pneumonia.

Mrs. Thelma Pittman, Sproul, confinement. Mrs. Anna S. Wendell, Everett, confinement.

Mrs. Betty Ickes, Everett, finement. Mrs. Margaret Lashley. R.

1. Evcrett, confinement. Discharged: Charlotte M. Taylor, Six Mile Run. and Nancy Koontz, Mann's Choice.

Born: A boy to Mr. and Mis Richard Pittman. Sproul. A boy to Sgt. and Mrs.

Robert P. Wendell, Everett. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. James H.

Ickes, Everett. boy 10 Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lashley, R. 1, Everett.

Dispensary: Earl Smith, R. 1, Everett, x-rays of stomach and colon. James Whisel, Everett, for x- ray and application of splint to little finger, r. hand. Fred Crawford, Everett, for X-ray o1 right elbow.

Delores Runyan, Everett, for X- ray and application of cast to right arm. TRUCK STOLEN, A Ford truck owned by Ellis Martin of Defiance was stolen on Saturday night while parked on a street in Six Mile Run. State police of the local substation learned that the truck crashed into two parked cars and one moving vehicle after it was stolen. Women's Society Meets The Women's Society of the Tecumsah Methodist Church met on Wednesday evening, with the president, Mrs. Foster Pennell presiding.

Devotions were by Mrs. C. D. Sponsler, a duet Mrs. Fred coupons for 1944-45 heating year are now valid for 10 gallons per unit, and remain valid until August 31, 1945.

Period 3 coupons became valid January 15. Unused 19- ser-43-44 period 4 and 5 coupons and definite value coupons attached to the sume sheet (indicating the number of gallons) are valid thru Aug. 31, 1945. Fuel oil users should budget their ration to take care of their heat and hot water needs. Gasoline Coupon No.

14 in the book became valid on December 22, ,1944. and is good for 4 gallons through March 21, 1945. New serially numbered B6 and C6 mileage ration coupons are being issued now and are valid at 5 gallons. B5 and C5 mileage ration coupons remain valid and are valued at 5 gallons. All other and coupons are invalid.

Serially numbered coupons which bear the designation "1st QTR 1945" good for 5 gallons, valid from January 1 through March 31; all other IT coupons are invalid. For your et the protection Rationing against rules the black require mark- that every car owner immediately write his license number and State of registration on all gasoline coupons in his possession. WANT ADS LOCAL-20. sertion, per 1c word word for for first each inper additional insertion. Minimum charge, first week, 25c: second week, 15c.

FOR SALE BABY CHICKS hatched in our own hatchery from blood tested flock, no re-actors, $15 per hundred for advance orders only. We also handle "Hall Buy locally it pays. FARMERS GENERAL SUPPLY C. A. Janssens Bedford.

Pa. Phone 317 FOR' SALE Complete line of house wiring material. Everything for the entire job. New G. E.

HP motors in stock. Russcll E. Fritz, 545 W. Pitt St. 1-26-tf FARM FOR SALE Near Schellsburg.

118 acres. Truck or dairy farm, near hard road with good water. with or without all farming equipment, and raising cquipment. Call Fishertown, 7-R-21. 2-2-414 FOR SALE Jersey Cow, fresh, R.

E. Bussard, Everett Star Route. FOR SALE Black cloth coat trimmed with Persian Lamb, size 14. A-1 condition. Phone 164-R.

Everett. 2-16-2ich FOR SALE 1941 Ford dump truck, good condition, good tires. Floyd Batzel, Hopewell, R. 1. 2-16-31" PUBLIC SALE--March 1, personal property and 90 acre farm, 5- house, never failing springs, two wells, 16 acres timber, all kinds fruit.

Charles E. Turner, Buffalo Mills. FOR SALE Good dairy farm. 3 miles south of Loysburg. Elec.

lights, school bus and milk truck turn right at your door. C. C. Imler, William Penn Hotel, Hollidaysburg, Pa. 2-16-4t' FOR SALE English Shepherd puppies.

Sam G. Sparks, Star Route, Everett. FOR SALE 6-rm house. elec. lights, garage, 8 acres ground.

O. L. Atwell, R. D. 1, Bedford: 2-16-1t' RENT OR SALE Brick house, Reynoldsdale.

All conveniences, 317 N. Richard Bedford. FOR SALE -Fresh cow. O. L.

Atwell. R. 1, Bedford. FOR SALE- 2 Guernsey cows, and 6 years old, 1 fresh and 1 close springer. Marvin Pennell, R.

D. 1. Clearville, Pa. 2-23-114 FOR SALE 270 acre farm. 3 mi.

east of Everett on Rt. 30, 12-rm. house, furnace. running water. George Hoy.

Phone Everett 912- R-22. FOR SALE Briggs Stratton motor, HP. C. B. Nicodemus, Mann's Choice.

FOR SALE Launderette elec. washer, Spinet type. Thomas R. Tenley. Riddlesburg.

FOR SALE Good pump $10; 8 8 MM movic camera 20 pigcons $5. Robert Rock, Rt. 1, Everett. FOR SALE 2 horses, 3 fresh cows. 14-mo, Guernsey bull.

William Weyant, Cessna. FOR SALE Trailer for sale. 1942 2-r'm. Schult with complete equipment. In excellent condition.

Paul Claycomb, Claysburg, Pa. 2-23-1tch FOR SALE Corn by basket, Clover seed by and straw by the ton. Johnson Farm; Bedford, R. D. 1.

Phone 2-23-2tch FOR SALE Fresh Holstein Jersey Cow. Also some baled alfalfa J. C. Lilly. Phone 830-R-2.

FOR RENT FOR RENT-5 room house, Modern conveniences and large garden. Phone 212, Bedford. 2-23-tf FOR RENT Large garage, on W. Pitt formerly occupied by Knepper Equipment Co. Phone Phone 96-X or 'call at 314 W.

96-X or call at 314 W. Pitt St. 2-16-tf FOR RENT Call 96-X. HELP WANTED MALE HELP The War power Commission has ruled that all males in this area may be hired solely upon referral by the United States Employment Service or designated agencies. FEMALE HELP The War Manpower Commission has ruled that all females in this area, it previously employed in essential activity, must have a Satement of Availability.

WANTED Woman to act as housekeeper in modern home Just the job for a woman who is looking for a good home and wages. Write or see Mrs. Hugo K. Frear, Juliana Heights or at Bedford Gazette Office. WANTED Girl ticket agent, over 18, Apply Albert Fletcher, Greyhound Post House.

1-26-tf WANTED: Stenographer. Call S. O. Moore, Allegheny Wood Products Everett, Pa. Phone 202.

12-22-tf WANTED Married man to work on farm. Reside in tenant housc. Arrange for personal interview. J. E.

Cook, 4 mi. west of Bedford on Lincoln Highway. Phone 821- R-4, Bedford, R. 1-2-tf WANTED Experienced waitress and cook. Jones' Restaurant.

2-16-3tch. WANTED Opening for draftexempt young man. Apply Gazette Office, Bedford, Pa. WANTED Man for retail ing store one with experience preferred. If you have had retail store experience, and want a steady post war position, apply by letter with complete details about your experience.

Write Box 90, clo of Gazette, Bedford, Pa. 2-23-3tch WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY Live poultry. Will pay top M. B. Hamilton, Phone Ligonier 2201.

1-19-tf WANTED THIS SEASON 000. ft. apple, 50,000 ft. cherry in log. Get prices and particulars.

D. M. Nissley, Purchasing 231 Main Street, Roaring Spring, 1-2-tf WANTED TO BUY Chickens, all kinds, all sizes; paying highest market prices. Phone 7-R-15 Fishertown evenings or write Mrs. N.

E. Otto, New Paris. HIGHEST prices paid for guineas and chickens. H. E.

Wright, Imler, Pa. MISCELLANEOUS HAVE BUYERS FOR FARMS If yours is for sale, list it with RUFUS H. HAMMER, Real Estate Broker, Hartley National Bank Building, Bedford, Pa. 2-23-tf FARMERS When you need credit for any farm purpose, investigate the farmers cooperative credit association. Inquire J.

F. Beach, Woodbury, or call at Robert Madore's Law Office any Friday morning between 10 o'clock and Noon. COME TO SCHELLSBURG Garage for complete recapping and vulcanizing service; also have some grade I and grade III on hand. J. A.

Williams. 8-4-tf tires, WANTED Piano tuning and repairing. Phone 96-X. 12-15-tr WANTED: Oak. 44 No.

2 Com. Better. Full thickness. Come to see us, write or telephone gheny Wood Products Inc. Everett, Pa.

Phone 202. 12-22-tf FARM BUREAU INSURANCE COMPANYS Complete Line Local agent, J. B. Loman. Phone Bedford 9375 or 196-W 2-16-3 mo.

NOTICE The Supervisors of Colerain Township will not be responsible for the payment for any work done in the removal of snow with tractor or otherwise unless such work is authorized by some member of the board. Board of Colerain Twp. Supervisors SQUARE DANCE SHADYSIDE SATURDAY NIGHT Dancing from 9 to 12 Everybody Invited FOR RENT 5-rm. apartment. Stoker heat, elec.

stove, laundry, garden. Greenleaf's, 140 N. Richard St. Phone 2-16-tf FOR RENT Bedroom and kitchen 421 E. Penn Street.

Mrs. McDevitt. 2-16-3tchFOR RENT Large front office room, second floor. 115 E. Pitt also bowling alleys.

Phone 178 or inquire Diehl's Electric Shop. 2-23-2tch FOR RENT Farm. D. Clayton Karns, Everett. FOR RENT-4 unfurnished rooms, water, electricity, large garden.

557 W. Pitt 2-23-2t Legal Notices EXECUTORS NOTICE ESTATE OF SARAH BOWMAN, late of Mann Township, Bedford County, Deceased. Letters testamentry having been granted the undersigned executor named in the last will and testament of Sarah Bowman, late of Mann Townshp, Bedford County, deceased, all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said decedent are hereby notified to present the same without delay for payment, and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make prompt payment of the same. PAUL KOONTZ, Atty. WALTER R.

BOWMAN, Executor CLEARVILLE, PA. 2-2-6w PROTHONOTARY'S NOTICE The following account has been filed in the Office of the Prothonotary for confirmation in the mon Pleas Court of Bedford County, on Monday, February 12, 1945, at 10 o'clock A. Second and Partial Account of The Altoona Trust Company, Substitute Trustee Simon H. Brantner, a weak-minded person. HARRY L.

RITCHEY, PROTHONOTARY 1-19-4t ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Estate of Elizabeth Weimert, late of Liberty Township, Bedford Coun-1 ty, deceased. Letters of administration on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make prompt payment, and those having claims to present the same without to delay, V. WEIMERT, RUTH A. CUNNINGHAM, Administrators Saxton, Penna. ROBERT MADORE, Atty.

Administrator's Notice ESTATE OF HIRAM N. VAN VOORHIS, late of Hyndman Borough, Bedford County, deceased. Letters of administration on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make prompt payment, and those having claims to present the same without delay to PAUL A. KOONTZ, Atty. GYNETH VAN VOORHIS.

Administrator Hyndman, Pa. 2-2-6w ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE ESTATE OF Charles E. also known as Charles E. Weyandt, ons, late of Kimmel Township, Bedford ing, County, deceased. cooler, Letters of administration on the mill, having been granted cart, to the undersigned, all persons in- horse debted to the said estate are re- wood quested to make prompt payment, and those having claims to present hay the same without delay to many ROBERT MADORE, Atty.

PANSY B. HILEMAN, Administratriv Claysburg. Pa. 1-16-6w By EXECUTOR'S NOTICE ESTATE OF ADAM B. BEACH, late of South Woodbury Township, Bedford County, deceased.

Letters testamentary having been granted the undersigned executor named in the last will and testament of Adam B. Beach late of South Woodbury Township. Bedford County, deceased, all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said decedent are hereby notified to present the same without delay for payment, and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make prompt payment of the same. PAUL A. KOONTZ, Atty.

HOWARD K. BEACH Executor I oysburg, Pa. F. BEACII, Executor Woodbury, Pa. 2-16-6w EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate of Mary Bush, late of Bedford Township, Bedford County, Letters testamentary having been granted the undersigned executor named in the last will and testament of Mary Bush late of Bedford Township, Bedford County, deceased, all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said decedent are hereby notified to present the same without delay for payment, and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make prompt payment of the same.

Donald C. Reiley, 114 S. Juliana Bedford, Penna. Executor D. Cress Attorney Bedford, Pa.

2-23-6w SALES REGISTRY The undersigned will offer the following articles at Public Sale on THURSDAY, MARCH 1, STARTING AT 12 NOON SHARP, at his residence 6 mi. southeast of Everett and 1 mile south of Menchtown. 2 good work horses, single line leaders, 15 head cattle, 8 milk cows, some fresh and some close springers, 1 2-yr-old heifer, 1 yearling bull, 5 head young cattle, head shoats, weighing around 75 50 white Leghorn hens, 1 Weber wagon, box and shelves, 1 riding corn cultivator, 1. Oliver plow, 7-ft. McCormick binder, milk cart, 2 sets lead gears, collars, check lines, Primrose cream separator, 4 milk cans, 2 cream cans, strainers, buckets, ice box, 50 wheat, 100 bu.

corn ears, some oats, buckwheat, hay and straw, 2 good work horses. TERMS made known on day of sale. Floyd Bottonfield, Auctioneer. RICHARD H. CLARK SALES REGISTRY William H.

Ober on the former C. O. Brumbaugh farm miles west of New Enterprise (first farm on Salemville road) on. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, at 9 p. m.

will offer. for public sale live stock, farming implements, and some household goods. Team of Belgian sorrels, coming 6 years old; milch cows, fresh and close springers; 22 head of heiters, two fresh this spring, some next fall; 3 Holstein stock bulls; 16 head good ewes; 46 shuats, weighing from 40 to 100 lbs. M. Farmall tractor; 6 roll New Idea corn husker and shredder on rubber; 24x46 Case threshing machine, complete with clover hulling attachments; Fox silo fillers; Cormick-Deering corn planter with fertilizer attachment, binder 7 ft.

on rubber, 2 horse cultivators; Buckeye horse cultivators; Little mick-Deering hay tedder; P. O. Genius tractor plow, 14 2 Oliver walking plows, Osborne horse mower on rubber; potato digger; New Idea manure spreader, hay loader, side delivery hay rake, dump hay rake; cultipacker, J. I. Brown land roller; 36 in.

wood saw; Superior 10-hoe grain drill; broad tread wagon; low farm wagon, Weber wagon, wagon bed, dump wagon, 2 sets hay ladders, bob sled, 4 spring tooth harrows; 4-can electric milk coolers; milk cans, -strainers, rack; Simplex Oil Brooder stove, 500 chicks; steel water trough, electric fence, 2. Nye feed carts, trailer; 1931 Ford roadster; 1929 Ford ton truck; work gears, harness, jack strap, check lines, collars, bridles, lead reins, saddle and housings; 10 tons baled hay; 10,830 lbs. canning ensilage; clipper farming mill with motor; set Howe scales; 2 rolls snow fence, shovel plows, wheelbarrow, grass seeders, log chains, block and tackle. shaving horse sewing horse, clippers, saucage grinder and stuffer, dehorners, shovels, forks, grain cradle, bushel crates and baskets. Also the following househoid goods: 12-foot extension table, drop leaf table, 6 chairs, large cupboard.

writing desk, iron kettle, small separator. SALES REGISTRY Harry Custer, 453 West Pitt will offer for sale at his farm 7 miles north of Bedford, one mile off 220 on Wednesday, March 14 at noon 14 head of cattle some young, some fresh day of sale. Black mare, 7 years old, will work anywhere. FARM IMPLEMENTS McCormick-Deering grain binder, feed grinder, mower. i row corn planter, riding corn plow, Oliver chill walking plow, disk harrow, 3 section spring tooth wood frame harrow, hay walking cultivator, 2 wagone with bed, one with shelvwood saw, 2-can elec.

milk 20-foot canvas belt, fanning corn sheller, bob sled, milk work gears, new team lines, collars, bridles, steel and barrels, shovels, mattocks, wheelbarrow. Seed oats by the and corn fodder, as well as other articles. ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE virtue of an order of the OrCourt of Bedford County, the undersigned, Adof the estate of Cha-also known as Weyandt, late of Kimmel Bedford County, Penndeceased, will offer for sale for the payment of the debts, on 17, 1945, at 2:30 p. on the the following described cstate, situate in the Township Kimmel, and being the mansion of the decedent: BEGINNING at post on original tract and joining Charles north 41 degrees east 20 to post; thence; by land of Weyandt, degrees perches to post; thence by Mayberry Claar, south 41 west 20 perches to post; by lands of Elmer Stiffler, degrees east 16 perches place of Beginning, Containacres, more or less; Having thereon a two-story frame and outbuildings. OF SALE: in cash of sale; balance upon confirof sale and delivery of deed.

date March 19. 1945. MADORE, Attorney. Amick, Auctioneer. PANSY B.

HILEMAN, Administratrix Claysburg, Pa. 2-23-3t ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE OF CARL EUGENE late of Hyndman BorBedford County, deceas- of administration on the estate having been granted undersigned, all persons into the said estate are reto make prompt payment, having claims to present without delay to and REILEY, Attorneys. Penna. HELEN K. BOWERS, Administratrix Hyndman, Penna.

2-23-6w AUDITOR'S NOTICE Orphans' Court of Bedford Pennsylvania. Estate of Emma J. Clouse, phans' Pennsylvania, ministratrix les E. Township, sylvania, public decedent's March premises, real of property line of Wright, I perches G. B.

I cast 16 land of degrees thence north to the ing 2 erected dwelling TERMS on day mation Confirmation ROBERT S. A. ESTATE KENNELL, ough, ed. Letters labove to the debted quested and those the same REILEY Bedford, Ip the County, In the late of East St. Clair Township, said County, deceased, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned duly appointed Auditor to interpret the Will, determine the legatees and make distribution among the parties entitled thereto, will sit for the purpose of his ap-.

pointement, on Friday, March 9, 1945, at 10:00 a'clock a. in the Law Library Room, Court house, Bedford, Pennsylvania. RICHARD C. SNYDER, Esq. Attorney, DON C.

REILEY, Esq. Auditor SALES REGISTRY THURSDAY, MARCH 8 at. 9:30 a. m. David I.

Cessna will offer for public sale on the Emma Baker farm, on the upper Snake Spring Valley road, miles of Bedford miles west of Everett the following: F-20 Farmall tractor, rubber on. front, steel on rear; in. bottom Little Genius tractor plow, 8 ft. binder, 2 mowers, 2 corn planters, corn cultivators, 2-row corn planter, all McCormick-Deering; harrows, wagons, 8-hoe tario grain drill, 2 walking plows, New Idea manure spreader, 16 head milch cows, some close springers; fat bull, 14 head young stock, 2 horses, 1 coming 6 years; flexible grapple, picks, scoops, shovels, 1931 Chevrolet ton truck, some household 'goods, hay, corn, oats, by and many other articles. Gable's Will Celebrate Anniversary The year's biggest merchanrising event will take place Thursday, March 1st, in Altoona at The William F.

Gable Company--Central Pennsylvania's Largest Store, when they celebrate their 61st Anniversary. Ever since Christmas. the Gable store buyers have been combing the markets of the United States to obtain the best possible merchandise -goods for the home, apparel for the entire family. On March 1 the Big Store's shelves will be filled with well over ($1,000,000) One Million Dollars of new Spring Fashions for men, women and children, and countless new items of interest to home-makers-all at the lowest possible prices. It has always been the custom at Gable's to offer its customers on March 1 Values Which are Impossible: at Any Other Time.

Gable's resources, the finest manufacturers of quality merchandise in the country, cooperate with them at this time to help make the Anniversary Event the great success it is. It 1S 'a day when all Central shops and saves at Gable's. As in past years, there will be souvenirs for all who visit the store on March 1. RATIONING CALENDAR WEEKLY FUEL 'OIL INDEX Consumers in this district should have used no more than 61 per cent of their total fucl oil allotments as of Monday, February 5th, 1945. Daniel P.

Woolley, Regional OPA Administrator said, in releasing the weekly fuel oil consumption reports for the information of houscholders. Maximum percentage reports are issued weekly throughout the fuel oil shortage areas in order to help consumers kcep within their ration allotments. The figures are based on weather conditions prevailing in cach locality as reported weckly to OPA. MILEAGE RECORDS The Rationing Division of the District Office of Price Adminis-: tration repeats its warning of SCV-' eral weeks ago to the extent that mileage records are absolutely necessary when applications for suplemental gasoline rations are made. These records replace tire rationing certificates and mot-; torists who do not have them should apply immediately to their local War Price and Rationing Boards for duplicates.

Frequently, car owners desire 10 apply for supplemental rations and i are disappointed when they find such rations are not available due to lack of milcage records. Do yourself a favor, and at the same time help your local War Price and Rationing Board by ap-1 plying immediately for duplicate mileage records where originals have been lost or misplaced. Processed Foods Canned or bottled fruits, vegetables, juices. tomatoes, catsup and chili sauce. Only blue stamps can now be used in buying processed foods.

I stamps X5 through Z5, also blue stumps A2 through G2 in War Book 4 are now valid. Blue stamps X5 March 31; bluc stamps C2 through through Z5, also A2 and B2 expire A G2 expire April 28. In addition. blue stamps H2 through M2 becarne valid February 1 and expire June 2. Each bluc stamp is valued at 10 points.

Blue tokens are now invalid. Probably no additional blue stamps will be validated prior to March 1st. Meats and Fats The following meats, whether fresh, cuied, smoked or cooked, have a point value: All grades of beef, with the exception of a few variety meats and processed items; Grades AA, and of lamb roasts, steaks and chops: Grades AA, and of veal roasts, steaks and chops, pork chops, pork loins, hams, shoulders, and butts, bacon and bacon sides; also Butter, margarine, lard. shortcning. salad and cooking oils.

checse. canned fish and canned milk and some meats canned and in glasses. Only red stamps and red tokens can be used in buying meats and fats, red tokens being used as change. Red stamps Q5 through X5 are now valid. Red stamps 25 and R5 and S5 expire March 31; Red Stamps T5 through X5 expire April 28.

In addition, red stamps Y5 and 25. also A2 through D2 become valid January 28 and expire June 2. Each stamp is worth 10 points. Probably no additional red stamps will be validated prior to March 4th. Sugar Sugar Stamp 34 in War Book 4 is valid for five pounds of sugar until Feb.

28. In addition, sugar stamp 35 became valid February 1st for five pounds of sugar and will be good through June 2. Probably no additional sugar stamp will be validated prior to May 1st. Shoes "Airplane" stamps 1, 2, and 3 in War Book 3 are each good indefinitely for one pair of shoes. Families may pool the coupons ali members living in the same household.

A loose stamp is not valid except when used for mail order of shoes. Fuel Oil Period 1, 2, and 3 On Thursday, March 15, 1944 Albert Gochnour will offer at public sale on the premises in Snake Spring Valley, livestock, farm machinery. At the same time and place, the farm will also be offered for sale, starting at 10 a. m. GUARDIAN'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE berry described below on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14TH, 1945 at 2:00 P.

M. the premises at Marysville be- Pursuant Decree of the Court of Common Pleas of ford County, February 1, 1945, the undersigned guardian of the tate of Homer Carberry, a weakminded person, of Liberty Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania, will expose to sale for payment of said Homer Carberry's real estate of the said' Homer Car- tween Riddlesburg and Saxton on Route 46: All that certain tract, piece or parcel of land situate in the village of Marysville, Township of Liberty, County of Bedford and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at stone on the north side of a public road leading from Saxton to Riddlesburg, and- on the south bank of the Raystown Branch of the Juniata River: thence by said road, north degrees west 14.45 perches to post on north side of said road; thence by a 15 and one-third foot alley, south 33 degrees 20' west 6.65 perches to stone; thence by land of Frank Long, south 33 degrees 40' west 12.25 perches to fence post: thence by lands 'of Frank Long, south 30 degrees west 9.6 perches to fence post: thence south 60 degrees east 13.65 perches to fence post; thence by land of William Long, north 34 dcgrees 12' east 26.6 perches to stonc, the place of Beginning, Containing 2 acres 71 perches, net. Having theieon erected a two-story frame dwelling house and new two story frame garage with electric water system. AT 3:00 P. M.

on the same day on the premises in Liberty Township, the following real estate will be sold: All those 3 certain tracts of land 'situate in the Township of Libery, County of Bedford and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: No. 1 Beginning at a post by the fence at the road, thence by land of Enoch Evans' north degrees east, 47.4 perches to post; thence by land of Calvin Gates, south degrees east 22.8 perches to a white oak; thence degrees west 25.7 perches to a post; thence south 71 degrees west 32.6 perches to the place of Beginning, Containing acres. No. 2 Beginning at corner of land, formerly owned by John B. Dilling; thence by same, north degrees east 26.1 perches to a white oak; thence by land formerly owned by Henry Whitaker, south 64 and degrees east 114.2 perches to white oak: thence by land erly owned by Daniel Carberry, south degrees west 31.6 perches to a chestnut oak stump; thence north 57 degrees west perches to post; thence south 7112 degrees west perches to the place of Beginning, Containing 17 acres 33 perches, net.

No. 3 Beginning at a post at the land corner of of land Rebecca where this Shimer, south 70 degrees west 44.6 perches to stones; thence south degrecs east 25.4 perches to stone; thence south west 19 perches; thence south degrees west 16.9 perches; thence south 10 degrees west 9 perches to stones; thence south 72 degrees east 43 perches to stone; thence south 52 degrees east 72 perches to stones; thence. south 17 degrees west 56 perches to chestnut oak; thence south 52 degrees east 44 perches to stones; thence north 17 degrees east 161 perches to stones; thence north 58 degrees west 127 perches to the place of Beginning, Containing 99 acres 47 perches and allowance. Having thereon erected a bank barn, two and one-half story log house, and out-buildings. TERMS OF SALE Twenty per cent of bid at the time property is sold, balance in cash upon confirmation of sale and delivery of deed.

Charles E. Homan, Auctioneer Paul Koontz, Attorney WILLIAM G. FLUKE, Guardian Saxton, Penna. 2-16-3t SALES REGISTRY Saturday March 10th at 2 p. m.

on the premises at Mann's Choice, Mrs. A. A. Hyde will offer for sale real estate containing 36 and perches and having thereon erected a 6-room 2-story frame house with hot air furnace, lights, cistern water in house. Newly installed septic tank.

One car garage all in good condition. PUBLIC SALE Tuesday, March 20, at 10 a. Scott Fluke, one half mile south of Curryville on the Fluke Fruit farm, live stock and farming ments. 2-28-3tch wal 3483.