News Comet from East Berlin, Pennsylvania • Page 7

THE NEWS-COMET, EAST BERLIN, MAY 24. 1946 PAGE SEVEN Vandals Given Year In Prison Jail sentences were imposed on two members of the vandal gang by lJudge Fred C. Reese following their pleas of guilty to charges of malicious injury to railroad property of the Reading Company and malicious growing out of the $our of 'destruction in South Middleton and Monroe townships on night of April 3. Ebert Railing. 20, and Richard P.

Walter, 16, both of Carlisle, were sentenced to six months to one year jn jail on each of the two charges. The directed that the terms are to run concurrently from April 24, the date of their arrest. Asks New Trial John A. Mentzer. 21.

a member of the gang, was convicted of similar charges by a May term criminal court jury on Tuesday. A petition for a new trial has been filed by his counsel, Hyman Goldstein and former Judge E. M. Biddle, and he was not required to appear in court. Two other members of the gang, John T.

Baum. 14. of Boiling Springs, and Betty Arlene Scott. 16, of Mt. Holly Springs, have been bound over to juvenile court.

The charges resulted from the vandalism spree in which members the gang were alleged to have corn down a railroad crossing sign lat Bonny Brook and damaged a signal at the crossing of oiling Springs. Other property Idamage in South Middleton includ- the breaking of windows at the P. Dyson and Sons grain ware- at Boiling' Springs and the razing of a sign at the swimming i pool there. In Monroe Township the youths were accused of hurling shutters through the windows at the. Mt.

Pleasant school and causing other destruction that required the closing of the school for two days until repairs were made. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER SOCIAL HELD AT E. B. The annual joint Mother and Daughter social, sponsored by the Ladies' Aid societies of the Abbotts- i town and East Berlin Lutheran parish, was held in the East Berlin church last Thursday evening with 192 present. The program was arranged by the Abbottstown society social committee.

Mrs. David Hoke, chairman. The speaker was Mrs. William Menges, Menges Mills. Re- freshments were served by the East' Berlin committee.

Mrs. E. M. Gruver, chairman. Decorations were in charge of the East Berlin flower committee.

Mrs. Herbert Myers, chairman. Prizes for the oldest mothers present went to Mrs. Abraham Roth, Abbottstown, and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs.

East Berlin; youngest mothers present, Mrs. Wilford Mummert, Abbottstown, and Mrs. Kathryn Hoke, East Berlin; youngest daughter present, Patricia, daughter of Mrs. E. Staunton DeBolt, East Berlin, and the mother most daughters present, Mrs.

Luther Myers, Abbottstown. Holtzschwamm Banquet Held The annual choir banquet of the Paradise Lutheran and Reformed church (Holtzschwamm) was held in the social hall of the Zwingli Reformed church cf East Berlin. Eighty-four people attended. The members of the church councils of YORK SPRINGS SCOUT NEWS Latimore Valley By Arthur Myers oj A scout hike will be held on Sit- gone to housekeeping here. a A)1 aii(j asked Lo be Harnsburg; Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Fohl. of Biglerville. and Hamilton Ever- FRANKLINTOWN Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Hoffman have A birthday surprise party was given in honor of Albert ler at her home. will leave at 9:00 -sharp. At R. announce lhe ment of their daughter, Miriam Rosrlla King, to George E. Dear- at fce Fire Hall at 8:30 a.

in. a i hart, of York, were Sunday visitors of Hliiine Beamtr. Richard Gric.st, who was coniiued pneumonia Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd King, Dills- speclion held at the regular meet- the two denominations and their dorir son of Mr ancl Mrs WeUsville R.

p. No date are to be a the" high school at 2:15 p. m. A board of review will 1 by the Scout committee at Rev. Edward Schlingman, of Boyertown, was the speaker The Rev.

Elywood G. Johnson, pastor of the Lutheran congregation, was the toastmaster. The Rev John S. Rover, pastor fothe Reformed congregation was in charge has been set for the wedding. Plans are being made tor a carnival to be staged here by the local fire company.

Watch for date and ing; the Flying Eagle Patrol was to his bpd last ahead on points. The scouts will is able to be about, take part in the Memorial Day pa- Mr. and Mrs. Russell Whisler and i rarln i.o ho hold Sunday. All'scouts' son.

Eugene, who had lived with Mrs. Whisler's father, Peter Griest, for the past seven years, have gone be r.eld by the Scout committee at to housekeeping in the Joel Griest the regular meeting- on Monday house, in the Valley, night. The patrol which has the The schools in Latirnore Valley greatest number of Damping days closed this week for their summer TO ENTER ACADEMY Jeffrey Griest, son of Mr. and Mrs. T'lederic E.

Griest, Flora Dale, received word today from the Bureau of Navy Personnel that he ha. passed the mental examinations for midshipmen recently held at the Severn school, Baltimore. He will enter Annapolis as a midshipman in the near future. Mr. Griest recently completed a post graduate course of study at the Severn school.

FURNACES-- RANGES-- HEATKKS Oil Ranges. Oil Hcoteri. CM Gas and Bottled Gas and JMtalUttou now available Easy Terms Large Dkplar nt Available Models at oar New Store 337 N. Gco. the Bridffe.

York. Pa. KALAMAZOO SALES and SERVICE will Guests Sunday at the Milton of the devotional period and also homc mudiall Mr. i brought remarks behalf of trie and Mrs Do nald Thumma and i pastors of the church. The new choir nildren Kathleon and Billy; director, H.

Oscar Scott, spoke briefly fls wf aa Mari aud Billy Klugh concerning the needs and plans lor rjni i) U1 the choir. The following spoke in behalf of the union church choir: E. Wehler, Louise Miller. Helen Stam- M. Myers, Eli Gross.

Maurice Weh- baugh. Marianna Miller, Janet ler, Daniel Graver, Jonas Gruver Klinedinst. Ervin Hamme and Meland Melvin Eyster. Miss Marianna via Eyster. Miller, who is the organist for the 1 church, was commended for he fine work and faithfulness.

The turkey dinner was served by the Zwingli Mite of the East Berlin i church. The following committee was in i charge of the banquet: Maurice receive a prize. Waste paper collection will be made en May 31 at 3 Please be reaciv lor the vacation. Pine Run school will close for the term Monday. PUBLIC SALE Of Household Goods SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1946 Disappeared Overnight Blackheads too.

No waiting Yes, it is true, there i-- a safe, harmless, medicated called KLEEREX that dries uji pimples overnight as it acts to loosen and tcmove ugly blackheads. Those who followed simple directions anH applied Klecrex upon when their pi TTI plea and blackheads had disappeared. These users enthusiastically praise Klccrcx and they are no lonRCr etr.hnrrassed 'ind arc how happy with their clear complexions. Use Kleerex. If one ap- jlication docs not satisfy, yon Ret doublo your back.

Ask for today, sure. ONLY 49' Lau's Cut Rate Store East Berlin, Pa. The undersianeci will sell on W. street, East Berlin, the fol- I JILL HE I A I IT WITH The Roof Coating with Extra Long-life Ingredient No to tear up prticnt roofing to itop and crocks with STORMTIGHT. Brush it on ea in any weather.

roofs, too. A single ing, ten times at thick os point, gives you a i i Buy STORMTIGHT at KLUGH Lumber Co. H. W. Castles, Owner DILLSBURG, PA.

See Our NEW Infants' Department 23-25 N. Hanover St. CARLISLE, PA. REC.ISTER'S NOTICES Notice is hereby given to all legatees i and other persons concerned, a th- A i i a i toBCtner i Rchi-diiU's of Proposed Distribution HITI-- iiiafU-r entered, a been filed in th- Oftic-p of the ReBistor of Wills, and i be presented to the Orphans' Court of DOC kitchen range. 111 good Adams County, Pennsylvania, for condition: extension table; buffet; of" Ju a ne 1C 0n ,94 6 at Singer sewing machine; Woman's D.S.T.

A. M. of said day. F'rierid electric washer: two dress- ii622 First and Final Account of Pauline ers chest of drawers; Premier L. Miller.

A i i a i of the Estate i TMp prpr a a of John H. Allison, lau- of Butler town-1 sweepei. w.t.i ditacnnurub, ship. A a County. Pt-nnsylvanin.

bed and aprlllg- llVing- First and Final Account of Pauiinf room table; spinet-type desk and L. Miller. Administratrix of the Estate nlri-1'nshinnpd of Lettie E. Allison, late of Butler a i ocner ciiaiis, oia lasmoneu ship. Adams County.

Pennsylvania. book case and Writing desk CO1T1- First und Final Account of 9" tl i bined; Wcstinghouse electric radio; jorTn Deceased 1 Mount! radio cabinet; floor lamp: 9x12 Preasant Townsiiip, Adam's County Penn- rugs; linoleum rugs; clothes tree; syivania. i stands; dishes of every description, WaK 5 am a i st of th.Ti'as't will and among them 100-piece dinner set Testament of Lewis D. Wapamnn. do-i and some very old.

pieces; five-gal, ceased, late of Hamilton Township. Adams Cr0 ck; lawn mower; carpenter tools; a nd Fin 1 ai Account of Dwight i step-ladder; eight-day wall clock; L. strausbaugh and Paul strausbaugh, violin; pictui'es and frames; books; of the last i and testament trun a lj dOUgh tray; Clothes of Edward F. Strausbauifh, late of the tirlp; too BorotiEh of Gettysburg. Adams County, i DESKet ana many ai UC1CS LOO Feniisylvaftia.

deceased. i OUS to mention. First and Final Account of Mary a i i i 1 Duttera. A i i a i of thu Estate Ocllt, LU ct .1 of Laura E. Duttera, deceased, late of (D.S.T.) Straban Township, Adams County.

Penn- syivania. i Terms by Second and Final Account of AATMA D. i executor the last i and testament of a i Boyer. Deceased, and i The First and Final Account of D. Miller, Trustee the last i and testament of Mai-tin Boyer.

deceased, late of Butler Township, Adams County. i sylvania, deceased. 1 I I G. Renister of Wills. COMING RAMOND-LEE CIRCUS At York Springs SATURDAY, MAY 25 m.

HULL, Dog's Trained Ponies Goats Monkeys Clowns and Aerialists Matinee 2:30 Night Performance 7:30 60c 40c (Tax Included) For Young and Old! I RULES The Borough of York Springs, through the appointed agent, reserves the right to inspect the premises of all applicants at any and all times for leaks and the applicant agrees to give free access to the premises for such purpose, and further agrees to make any authorized repairs within five days of notification or pay for sanv; if made by the Borough. The term, 'modified sprinkling' used on schedules of water rates applies to the washing of windows and porches only. Any infringement cf this rule will result in immediate cancellation of the patron's All bills are payable quarterly at the residence of the authorized 1st, July 1st, October 1st, and January 1st. If not paid within five days a penalty of $1.00 will be added and water will He turned off until payment in full is made. No consumer shall supply water to other persons, or allow them to take if for use on other premises, neither shall they allow any other person to make any connections, attachments or extensions to their pipes without the written permission of the Borough Council.

Should the supply of water be stopped for any purpose or from any cause at any time the Borough shall not be liable for any damages. All consumers must keep their service pipes and attachments from freezing. No deductions will be made for loss of time any service pipes shall be frozen. Violations of any of these rules and regulations will result in the suspension of all services and upon the application for further service a penalty of fifteen dollars will be collected before the water is turned on. The Borough reserves the right to amend or add to these rules and regulations as the Council sees fit.

The above rules will be rigidly enforced following this notice. Schedule of WATER RATES For Consumers of Water in the Borough of York Single House $12.00 yr. With Mocified Sprinkling (washing of windows and porch only) $15.00 yr. House with 2 Families $18.00 yr. Restaurant and House $18.00 yr.

Saloon and House $24.00 yr. Hotel $30.00 yr. Single Business $12.00 yr. Store and Residence $18.00 yr. Public Garage (no conveniences) $18.00 yr.

Public Garage with Washstands and Conveniences $45.00 yr. Manufacturer (no toilets) $15.00 yr. Manufacturer (with toilets) $30.00 yr. Private Garage 3.00 extra York Springs Borough Council A I A Do Vou Want to be Sure That Your Youngster's Feet Arc Kitted Properly? SUN DIAL BONNIE v.ADDIE FOOTWEAR Widths Triple A to For Your Youngsters Infants' Children's Misses' Grown Girls' Grown Boys' Brirs Them Our -Store, We Fit The Eeientittc Way. By X-ray See the Foot Inside the.

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York, Pa. NOTICE TO PATRONS THE UNDERSIGNED BANKS WILL BE CLOSED IN OBSERVANCE OF DECORATION Thursday, May 30th First National Bank of York Springs Arendtsville National Bank Bendersville National Bank Peoples State Bank of East Berlin First National Bank of Mt. Holly Springs Members Kcdcral OeposK Insurance Corporation GOOD BUSINESS is built on sound principles. We do not diagnose motor troubles for the yood reason we are not in a position to specialize in this typu of work. By same token, neither should anyone attempt to correct alignment troubles who does not have proper, adequate facilities to do the job.

So InMvare of (he man who does not have this and says he can do it just as well. He is not honest to himself or to you. We have bought the best equipment available, have taken courses in correct and efficient operation in your interest as well as ours to give the type of service your payment for work done entitles you to. The clays of Model Ts and 5,000 miles for tires are things of the past to the man who demands specialization work on his car. For Alignment Service GET BEAR and You GET THE BEST.

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