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PAGE TWO. THE NEWS-COMET, EAST BERLIN, OCTOBER 5, 1984. NEWS-COMET Fubltohed evtry Friday by New Oxford ttn, a Frcmldcnt U. Crjmjj Keiui Treasurer annum in if paid within the year. No subscriptions discontinued unless at the option Uie until are Faitare to oriJer -a continuance thf time paid for a new TerJwf toVouWt-caunty sub- 'iter advance, Sr Jf not within the year.

at the at.East Berlin matter on -May J. HARRY SINKER bail to await a -hearing before Jus-. -John C. Shealer With ol next Monday evening' at O'clock. Both' are charged kurctny.

The officers said they got their first "break" toward solution of the through a report that Freed, who lives with his uncle and aunt, had made a clean breast of Jthe atTair to his relatives. Soon and Maust -were in -custody. According to state police, Freed and Maust met at Biglerville Istet Saturday evening "end planned the robbery, the former knowing that his uncle and aunt had gone to for the evening. pair drove to 'thei '-Brewrni homfe -in Maust's 'Car the -ifrdnt door with a keyj the officers said. i procuring a box! trom-'trie seat of-a hall Tack, -pair iproeeeded to-fansack the in; teribr-of ithe (house to give'the'irA-: -pressibn that the 'entire house Minit 3 $100 BSglerviite; With the arrest men, Monday afternoo'ri, s'tate police, announced of from the hprne Wilmerjj.iejn-ched- before' the -box, contain-; last.

Sat- was urday eyehirig was an "inside although efforts were made to-havei it appear otherwise. Troopers -Joseph Bxislwy G.V.Stedman, of state; police sub-station, assisted by Constable Blaine G. arrested-. Iyrin JRreed, ai 'nephewi of Mr. Bream, W.

Maust, ,22, of Heidlersburg, charged with -the- Both men are unmarried. Freed was released bail, while Maust was the Adams -countyvjall-in-default AS 1 NT OtiGk OF SPRINGS. ADAJJS; COUNTY. T.O INCREASE 1 OF SYLVANIA; 11 BE JT fi the and' Town -'Council of oughi; it-' is hereby UUKUJ.MV enacted and ordaiiwd that, Jt necessary that' the m- debtedhess of Springg, Adams'County, IJennsylyaniiti for the. purpose of erectinB and a water works for.

the Borough.of, -York Springs, Adams 4 Borough Borough of JTort County. Pennsylvania, has hx rttolution ed by afllimatJVe of'the maiority of all of the Council of the BprpuBh Adama. County, duly the ininriteB of saw Borough Council 'Springs. -Adams to the ampunt of JtlO.OOO.OO. the of water works of Springs, Adams' which Tcaolatiaii -been approved -the Bn ORDA3NKO by the VBuiBess-r-and CouacH.of tfce.Bon«i»h of Adams that, lie be November 6,.

1954, at the and under the same regulations pro Tided by law TS said. Window -Is Set orb leaving the Breffm i he: pair broke a window on the; north sideswtth- ah automobile crankj to '-convey 1 tH6 irftpresBlon hati entrance to House way; -according to The: young- men 1 motored to 1 Heidlersbui-g IVeed driving! Maust's machine, the officers learn-i had the vmoney from he box, threw the tin container. into the swollen waters of the, ito the troopers. The yet been Jrecover-, ed." iAt Heidlersburg, the pair divided Approximately $30 iri change, which they found in the box, state troop- ers'aver, Freed receiving $11-as his, hid remainder Of toe money, $70 in bills, at his'home, the-osacefs-adided;" "Is Recovered Freed ana Maust then drove to Hanover and' thence to York dance. After the dance, drove two young girls to Gettysburg, and then- returned to Heidlersburfe, where Freed got'hie'-car arid droVe home.

Only -which Freed told the officers was' his share bT trie loot has been recovered. In signed statements, which state Hauptraann Was RffcKard Haiiptmann, suspect in the Lindbergh kidiiupping case, was a visitor to the Littlestown National -bank in at which time he claimed to be interested in buying'a W. R. Jones, president of the police- said 'both young men gave! bank, recalled -the-name, that "has them after their arrest, 'Freed and" Maust blame each other for instigating the MARRIAGES ae -One) M. Plummber officiated.

It was his marriage The attendants were Paul and Trie biide, who'is'17 "years of age, has'been residing: and John' Mummasburg, for the 'past seven years." The 18 years -of age. The'newlyweds are trie; Black tarm J. Richard liamm. son of J. Hamm, and Miss Viv-.

ian daughter of Mr. and H. E. Stambaugh, Run, -were married at Milton, Au: gust 1, by Rev. 'Glair R.

-James, 1astor of a Lutheran and; boyhood friend of the bridegroom, it' was announced 'Friday. 'Since: August 15; iff; arid Hamm have 'been' residing in of -Mrs. 'Diller 'on East, New Oxford. figured so prominently news, as the man who two years ago visited him and said he would 'like to buy-a- farm. -The "-place in'question was the Frank Miller farm on the Gettysburg road and he gave as'his reason for not buying that it was too near the He said- he had the money and it -would be a deal.

1 Manptriiami 'had beeriHo Spring Grove 'to look at a farm. 'Me is'said to have been sent by a farm and seemed to be interested in securing a -place at that time. As 'far as bank officials know he alone, 'although he had car' bearing NewYork license plates They' said'he was hard to understand, as he spoke 1 broken English-. 'He' gave- "tio '-ap-- to' why he'wanted to -locate -in this vicinityi-'br why he was'interested'in a arm'site. 'The suspect is being held by the New York police on an extortion charge and is wanted by the 1 Jersey' police' on "the kidnapping Charge.

"Why "he should have "beeri interested in this section has "caused" considerable specula- 'but there seems to no coh- with liis criminal charge, iuriless "to escape trie 'district in he was living. N. G. Reichle Ends Life by the place, preparatory to opening a Rev. Dr.

Reudter Dies Tuesday Y. For Bale -Sweet cider every Thursday. W. 1 rtfork; 10-5-tf! Apple butter, for sale at all times. WILtJlAM York Bpfhigs.

truckload. peri, apples, HENRY SHEAFFBR, ne ar 9-32-tf 1. every Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, at Sheaffer's near liatlinore. The Rev. Dr 71, Mary's Catholic church, McSherrystown, for 28 years, died at the Hanover hospital at 8 o'clock, Tuesday everi- 'ihg, following an illness of lour weeks.

The Rev. Dr. Reudter collapsed while saying mass; six weeks, ago, and was confined to the for 10 days before taken to the Hanover tios-; pital. The Rev. to ithe by Bishop TThomas McGovern of the June 10, 1892.

Hej was.assigned as assistant rector at Shamokih, Lebanon and York. He. then of thfe New Freedom, -and jLarue, mission; after iwHich he -was assigned, 'is: rector of the' New Oxford Paradise churches. Man Adjudged Dead "Widow" Given Estate Letters of administration on the estate of George William Sell, a decedent, were issued to the "widow," (Smith) -Mrs; Anna- Belle of Llttlestown, in FCMR 'in Yortc county. an increase in the indebtedness of ough of York to the ainount flO.WHMO, itotitha tit wrcctinr -Jtor JJwjBipiputflV.

ef York 'Sprfiigrs; 'Adams that, notice "ol: the said election H. 1, York-Bpringa, Pa, ihe Notice- ii' ol County; Pennajrlvahia. of i and of 'an "o'rainance of COUM jBoBouiirli'tlf "3f Adam's County, the 20th day of September. A. and "BurireBs, that -a- public election day of- Kovember; 1944rtietSrec'n the of 7iOO A.

M. and P. M. at the usual JOT jfcoldiiMf 1 aaid 'Borough of York the -df the. the aia York ieptemtor.

ithe: undersigTied. administrator of the citatc of Elmer A. late of Latinnore 'Township, Adima County. will offer lublic aale on 'the in Latimore md, Adams County, ithe itwo BCribea follows, to THACT No, 1. 'Beins farm situate along public -Tomi the Jarlisle "Roa'd to Two Churohca in nore.

eontnining 09 acres and 35 or, less, -jtbout -70 1 under cultivation, with about. 4 acres rood timber, remainder pasture land. fied elector. Springs, ti ah Increase of On wiid, Boroiiith "tprlt. Springs." The 1am Council ot York Sp'rines iy a appmVed -by the Burgos, aiaia fecprdrf April, stehlftia: ana.

icxpraiseff its desire Jndebt ednena. The tatnountf-af aincssed v41ua- tion of York Springs, 'Adittms" County, is The tenh- of BorbiiBh" at" Xork SprUigs J800.00.- The.amount-of rtheiproposed -increase -in the the said -Botounh -of, York 'County, is $9.200.00. The pcrcentaBe of the jproppsed 4nCTcase In the Indebtedness of said BorouKh of York Springs (computed. "the -last assessed valuation) 6.428 per cent. The 'proposed increase of said' Boroufch.vOf TTork the purpose, of electing and water works'for'the said Borough.

By The Burgos Town Gpuncil -of -the Borough of "York Springs. "Adama' Cpun President of. Council. ATTEST: C. F.

BK1NKSRHOPF, BurKcsa. rdinani A. 19S4. PUBfJG "OF REAL ESTATE SATURDAY. OCTOBER, a 1 Pursuant to an.order issuing out of the Court, of County on ts: improved with, -two- story frame twilling 'house of 8 rooms, frame bank acetylene light plant in house and urn, wagon-shed, i auto and other running, water at houie barn.

This Alex Myers on West, Georgo Coulson on iOUth, 'John Wolf on -'the 'East, and Mrs. Albert and ia located near ch'urch school, land in' state of cultivation. "Bcinjf. 'a -farm -situate tfong the public (ending Springs Road to Hampton, in Rending acrea 'and' :103 of more or about 66 meres under cultivation, -and' the balance Umber, -wood, land. improved "with weather board of 8 rooms, frame 'bank barn, wagon- shed land other This fnrnv adjoins K.

on the North, Fiirman. on- -the West, Hillard Brown on -the Maurice Bowerman on the 'East, land in good state of cultivation. No. 1 will DC-offered for sale first, on the in Latimore Township. Adams nt 1 o'clock, P.

Saturday. October 13, .1934. and immediately after the sale Tract No. 2. will be offered on the -premises in Reading Adams 'County, on the same date, October 13, 1984.

when and conditions will be made known by the undersigned. CHARLES A. Administrator ot estate of Elmer Asncr, dceeosed. 'NoTM! BOROUGH OF SPRINGS, 'ADAMS COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.

NOTICE 'INCREASE OF rNDEBTEDNESS ia Byen; to.iall the Borough 'Of York Springs, Adams County, 'Pennsylvania; in pursuance of and' by aijthorjty of ordincnceidf.ithe:.Town', Council ot the-Borouirh Atinmn County. 'Pennsylvania, passed on the 20th day of and approved hy.the Burgess, public-election'be held on the Gth day November, .:1984, thours-of 7 :00 M. 7 :00 the usual votine- places for holdine municipal elections in said 'Borough of 'York 'Springs, tor, the purpose of qbtainine the assent of. the qualified electors, of the said-. Borough of 'York Springs, to an increase in the indebtedness of said of York i The Town Council of said Boroueh of 'York Springs by a Resolution duly approved by the Burgess, 'recorded on April signified and expressed its desire for such increase of indebtedness.

'The Of the 'assessed in rsaid of 'York Sprinits, Adams County, Pcnnsyl- is amount the existing debt oif the said Borough of York Springs is JMOOLOO. The amount the in. the indebtedness of -the said Borough of York Springs, Adams 'County, Pennsylvania, is $9.200.00. Xhe percentage. of the proposed increase in of said Borough of Yotk Springs, (computed the last valuation) is G.428 per cent.

The proposed, increase 'of "indebtedness of said ot York Springy, for the purpose of erecting and operating a water works -for the.suid Borough. By ot: The Burgess and Town Council of the Borough of York Springs. Adams County, Pennsylvania. P. 'President -of Council.

GEORGE H. DEATBICK. Burgess. ATTEST: F. BRINKEHHOFF.

Secretary. of Robert ''E. -Pisher, and recorder, Thursday afternoon. -r Sell, a world -war veteran, 1 married Miss Anna Belle Smith, -of Littlestown, on December 21 1919. While the couple was residing South -Otselic, York, Sell: left home arid was never heard again.

The date tf -his-'dis- appearance was March -23; "1925; spring 'proceedings, were 'instituted 1 'the county, to have Sell adjudged dead. The rpeiition to have the -missing dead Stated that every possible had made ito Hnd 'him after 'he -left his' -home in New Yofk -state, -but -in On-August 25, 'Signed a 'decree setting -forth that a legal -presumption of Sell's death 'had 'been established. Although Sell's estate-is-valued $300, 'it -was 'necessary for Mrs. Sell -to have adjudged dead so as to collect war-time and other The -had -no -children. On the eve of the of a meat a Business in which his father was engaged for many years, Norman G.

Reichle, 4'4, of Gettysburg, died at the Warner hospital o'clock, Tuesday-evening, from the effects of a bullet wound in the' head, inflicted at' his home at 8:25 o'clock. Dr. C. G. Crist, acting of Adams county, 'said the'bullet was 'self-inflicted, and gave suicide as the cause of death.

Worry induced by his venture into the meat market business was said by Doctor Crist to have prompted act. Reichle's meat market, which was to' have been 'located in a remodeled dwelling at -46 West Middle street, Gettysburg, was to have been opened on Worried Over Business Since Monday, Reichle had been, worrying over his business 'venture, Doctor Crist said he was informed, and on Monday 'night he scarcely slept at all. Reichle worried because people told him he "wouldn't be in business a month," the acting coroner said. Reichle seemed in better spirits, Tuesday, although he scarcely ate any-supper, Doctor Crist was told. On Tuesday evening, Mr.

and Mrs. Reichle accompanied Mr; and Mrs. William Biddle, Gettysburg, to -the country for apples returning to the Reichle home shortly after 8 o'clock. Reichle complained of a pain in back, and his wife and Mr. and Mrs.

Biddle advised him to retire. Mrs. Reichle helped her.husband get ready for bed and placed a'heating pad on his back. 'Family Hears Shot Two minutes after Mrs. Relcrfle left the bedroom which was on the first floor of, the Reichle home, and had Mr.

and Mrs. Biddle 'in the living room, a shot was heard. Biddle 'rushed to the bedroom and 'found Reichle -lying- on the floor, a .38 calibre revolver at his side. Reichle was breathing, but unconscious. Doctor Crist arid William P.

Weaver, West Middle 'street, were summoned. The Gettysburg ambulance was called and took Reichle to the Warner hospital. According to Crist. Reichle stood in front of a bureau, and placed the revolver back of his right ear. The bullet crashed through the' man's head, emerged at the left terriple 'and lodged in the ceiling over-the bed.

Prepare For Business Several months -ago, Reichle purchased' the Jacob Tingling property at 46 West Middle street and began making extensive 'improvements to $rst Apartments were laid out on, the second 'and third' floor si Reichle had purchased delivery tru'cks and other-equipment for his meat market. Reichle's father, the late George W. Reichle, who died at the close of his first year in office as Adams county treasurer, was engaged in the meat'market business' nearly 45 years, selling his business on Baltimore street in 1927 to C. E. Tawney, Springs avenue.

His widow is the only survivor. Funeral services will -be conduct- at 2 o'clock Friday Autos Collide; One Is Injured Cars driven by William T. Wad- Mirtter Wffl Filed for Probate The will of Amos L. Minter, late die, a resident of Gettysburg, and of Butler township, was entered to 'ather Wierman Hurt in Crash The Rev. Harry J.

Wierman, he Order of St. Augustine, lita's college, Chicago, is in the Holy Cross hospital, Chicago, suf- ering from injuries received in an utomobile accident, in which two ther priests less, seriously urt. His condition was reported atisfactory Monday. The accident occurred on Friday ight. The Rev.

Father Wierman. vas operating the automobile when' skidded on the wet street and rashed into another car. Father Wierman and his two companions, 'athers Tierney and McCabe, were emoved to 'the -hospital, where 'the' ormer was found to be suffering rom a fracture of one knee cap, evere bruises to the other knee cap and an arm injury. The two 'priests with Father Wierman in the accident were dis- iharged from -the hospital Monday, noon. day morning.

It was stated at the. lospital later in the morning that le had come. through the opera- ion satisfactorily. Father 'Wierman' is a sori of Mrs. Hose Wierman, McSherrystown.

Protect Your Eyes Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted DR. B. L. LEVIN OPTOMETRIST Successor to Dr. BL O.

West Higii Street CARLISLE, PA; See Kurikel for Trusses Abdominal Supports and'Elastic. Stockings With proper fittings at no extra charge. 138 Ni Hanover Pa. H. B.

BENDER and SON Funeral Directors GETTYSBURG, A L. C. PITTENTURF UNDERTAKER YORK SPRINGS, PA. NEW EQUIPMENT Calls Answered Anywhere Day or Night--United Phone "Dr. Kobert R.

Stoner, Jr. Dr. Donald D. Stoner York Springs, Pa. Phone 1 Office Hours 12 to 2 P.

to 8 P. M. Sundays, 9 A. M. to 12 M.

Bruce Thomas, Biglerville R. 2, collided on the -Littlestown road, four miles south of Gettysburg, at 10:30 o'clock Saturday morning. Waddle suffered a bruised arm and shin'. Waddle was traveling south and was about to turn into a gasoline probate in the office of Robert rl Fisher, register and Harrison F. Harbach and Clifford Settle, executors.

is-valued in excess of $5,000. Letters of administration, on the estate of Fred A. Taylor, late of service station on the east side Biglerville, were issued to P. 8 Orthe road when hik sedan was struck ner, administrator. 'The estate the road when, sedan was struck by traveling, north, according to Patrolman C.

Jeffries, the. Gettysburg substation of the highway patrol, who investigated. Damage to' the cars was estimated by patrolman at $60. Both machines had away. to be towed Haines Addresses Democratic Meeting Congressman Harry L.

Haines was the principal speaker at a meeting of the Littlestown democratic St. Aloysius- hall, Littlestown, Tuesday evening! Glerk of the 'Courts C. Palmer presided at the meeting -which was attended by "approximately 450 persons. The club's membership includes residents; of Littiestowh borough, Ger- and Mk Joy An 'orchestra furnished- Refreshments were served. valued at music.

TO'KEEP HUNTERS OFF The only legal way to keep hunters off your land is to give publicly that your land is them. The "will publish its -annual trespass shortly, warning hunters-to stay off lands. The cost is 50 cents for the entire season. Call 62-R-4. Leaves for West For Church Work Mrs.

R. the former Miss Ella THershey, of Gettysburg, left last Tuesday by bus for McPherson, Kansas, where she will visit 'her brothers, then going to Woodland 'and 'Covrha, California. At' -place'-she will engage iri church work during 'the winter mohths. Born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore R. Bahkert; of Hanover, a boy and a girl. The children have been named Dean The'o- doVe and Jean Elizabeth. John H. Cassatt, Hanover, was arrested Tuesday aweek by Warden Mosebach on Complaint of Hanover fisherman who reported that Cassatt continually fished without license'.

He was committed to" jail for a hearing. Advertising this newspaper brings quick results! Try it! HERSHEY'S 5c and lOc Store YORK SPRINGS Community Pure Food Store Specials Saturday--Monday Fruit Preserves 16-6z I5c Puffed Whesit 8c Soap 3 bars 13c Granulated Sugar 10 Ibs 53c Cleanser 5c Soup Beans 3 Ibs 19c 0 I It will to our mutual -advantage to make an for services that are not immediately necestfairy' the fit? ting of glasses, "for instance. .1 treat medicinally and surgically of the eye, ear, nose -and throat Hotornn, MJQ. PA. You will find in our line of Lumber Building jiist the things you'll eed your fall construction' aM W.

FISHER Lumber Building 1 Supplies Phone 8-R-ll Dillsbnrg 'Penna. HORSES At AH Times Us Know Your Wants H.B.TrOSfle, Hanover, Pa. Buy Chicks Now for the' high priced early will start our incubators Sept. 10th. Will have chicks Rocks, Reds, Wyan- dotts and 'Leghorns.

Also Custom Hatching Tangier's ilatchery Xork Springs, Pa. PUBLIC 'Vi General House FurtushingsJ at GQURTrBOUSE Gettysburg, Pa. Saturday Afternoon October 6th a IP. Mv Chas. S.

Mumper Keep Clothea Cleaned and Pressed i DRY CLEANING and TAILORTNG 52 Chambersburg St. GETTYSBURG G. Ray Coulson General Insurance Dillsburg, Pa. Just a large 'assortment of Ladies' and Children's in the latest styles, shapes and shades. this fine selection oif hats.

lefw-e, selecting a hat. Altland Over the Store Devoe Paints Last Longer Ck Farther carry complete line in stock at all times T. MAKING PA. Bruce Funeral Director Furniture Store Picture Framing Repairing, Phone 24-R-12 Dillsburg, Pa Auction Sale at the Latimore Valley Fair Grounds Between Dillsburg and York Springs EVERY THURSDAY EVENING A FULL LINE OF ALL KINDS OF GOODS Dry 'Goods, Groceries, Furniture, Bologna, Etc. Bruce Wagner TEAMING overflowing or la the tnU klntf wltn torrota et watw, To protect agalnct tkU kind ot you need WATER DAMAGE INSURANCE.

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Free Examination Extractions 50' Stoye and Furnace Pipe, Elbows and Dampers Fiirnace Cement, Flake Asbestos, Window Glass, Roof Paint and Plastic Roof Cement Best Quality Fodder Yarn M. C. ALTLAND, Hardware Dillsburg Penna. Asleep or Awake COMPLETE DENTAL SERVICE AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD VisitDr. Rech for, 'Complete Dental Servicex DR.

RECH Above Peoples'Drufc Store Wed-. P. M. A. P.

M. GETTYSBURG PHONE 84 YOU'LL NEVER MARE A BETTER BUY! Smart Coats and Suits Large selection of lavishly fur trimmed Coats in all the newest styles and materials--featured in browns, greens and blacks. You can boast about your bargain when you get one of these coats. $16.50 to $29.50 For the Hunting Season Including All the Nationally Known Makes At Low Prices AMMUNITION For Every Make Gun GEO. M.

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