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FAGS NfeWSJOOMET, MAY 30, 1941 NEWS-COMET feut Published Every Owner Publisher: New Oxford Item corporation. Ettt Berlin Editor. Henrietta Kuhn Tier- Spring Editor. Dell. B.

Hershey. Manacinc Kd.tor. Mono J. Smith. Gettysburg.

.1 not within the to out-of-oounty subscribers S1.5U or $2 00 if not Entered mt the Postaffiee EMt i i matter VORK SPKl-NlrO Continued from Page I) Mrs. Sallie Guise announces the engagement of her granddaughter, Evelyn Jane Guise of Arendtsville daughter of the late Mr and Mrs. Dale Guise, to Clair Edward Wehler. son of Mr and Mrs. Levi Wehler, Thomasville Mr.

and Mrs. Clair Kennedy entertained over the week-end. Mr and Mrs. Trostle, Johnstown, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Bierman, of Baltimore: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trostle Mrs. Elsie Hoffman arid Dorothy Wolf and family. Ruby Bitunger.

Cashtown. manager of the Musselman company cafeteria, accompanied by Mrs Wilmer Lupp, Mrs. Clair Kennedy, Mrs. Lawrence Lupp, Amanda Walker and Mrs. George Phillips motored to Inwood and Martinsburg.

W. on Saturday Patients discharged from the Warner hospital included- Mrs. George P. Shelleman and infant daughter, Gorol Learrine, Gettysburg R. Mrs Fobert Guise, York Springs; Mrs.

Clarence Huff and daughter, Beth Elaine, York and Mrs Martie Lower, Table Bock. Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Middleton, are making an extended visit Carry Music In Your Pocket! with the Rev. and Mrs.

Lester Utz, at Pine Grove. Sgt. Middleton is stationed at Reading and they are staying with the Utz family until quarters can be obtained in Reading. Word was received here of the death of Mrs. Russell Sanders a.t Waynesboro on Saturday.

She was the former Burdette Eckenrode and as a child lived near town. Services I and interment were held at Waynes- I boro on Tuesday. I The Rev. and Mrs. Orville War' ner.

Dr. and Mrs. William Plickinger, Mrs. Maude Wierman Kennedy. Mrs.

Eliza Myers, Parker Gardner and Mr and Mrs. rover Myers, of Gardners, were among persons who i attended the Baldwin-Sadler ding in Carlisle on Saturday and were guests at the reception at. Al- lenberry which followed. Sixty-one women from this vicinity, occupying two buses made a trip to Longwood Gardens on the Dupont estate, near Kennett Square. I F.

Coulson, of York Springs. I organized the party and reports that they had about three hours at the Gardens. On the way back, the party stopped in York for supper i The first annual reunion and i birthday dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ardell Graver, Gardners R.

D. 2, in honor of Mr. Graver's 64th birthday. Those present included Mr. and Mrs.

Ardell Graver, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Graver and children, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hood and son, Boyd Edward, of Gardners 2.

An organization meeting for the forming of a 4-H club for the girls of this vicinity will be held at the home of Mrs Ross Koons on Monday at 1'30 p. m. All girls over 10-years of age, who are interested in this club are invited to come to this meeting, where the program of the club will be explained by Miss Tom- bier, home economics instructor of the county. Kenneth Beam of Gardners was lected president of the Adams Jounty Christian Endeavor Union the May meeting of the union Monday evening at the YWCA build- ng, Gettysburg. All of the new offi- ers will be installed at the annual ounty CE convention to be held rune 9 in the Gettysburg Methodist hurch.

Other officers include Miss fulia Kime, Gardners, recording retary, and Miss Virginia Slusser, Gardners, assistant recording secretary. Seven members from the Brethren church spent Thursday at the Brethren Relief Center, New Windsor, helping with thep packing of clothing for overseas relief. Included in the group were Mrs Emanuel Laughman, Etst Berlin R. Mrs. Roy Pifer and Miss Alice Pifer, York Springs R.

Mrs. Paul Miller, and Frederick Miller, New Oxford R. and Mrs. Paul Miller. and Miss Almira Miller, Biglerville.

The group went to New Windsor in response to a telegram asking for aid in the work FRANKLINTOWN Among those summoned to appear at-York court to answer application for S. Citizenship are John Longanbucher this place, and William Christian Lamparter of near Franklintown. Mrs. Lester HefTner, Pranklin- town, was admitted to the Carlisle hospital. near York Springs, with Mrs.

Donald Tyson presiding. Election of officers resulted as follows: President. Mrs. W. Clayton Jester: vice president, Mrs.

Dill: secretary. Miss Mary Boyer and treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Stubbs Leighten Taylor, of Bendeis- ville. who was guest was introduced by Mrs Charles Til ton. in charge of the program.

"Greater Than Solomon" will be presented bv the Upper Bermudian (Ground Oaki Lutheran Sunday school on Sunday evening, at 8:00 o'clock The main characters are as follows. King Solomon. Donald Smith, Joel Miller, Homer Runkle, Charles Day, Gossip, Melvin Lobaugh; flower Girls, Betty Miller. Grace Lobaugh, Judy Horick, Bheffer. Caroline Harbold, daughter of Mr.

Mrs. Milton Deardorff of Dillsburg who has been ill at the home of her son, Clair Deardorff, is improving. Children's Day services in the United Brethren church will be held Sunday evening, June 8. Marie Naylor, Elsie Lobaugh, Irene Lobaugh, Janet Yohe, Doris Miller; Guard, Dale Hoffman; Youth, Harvey Hoffman; King's Steward, Guy Lobaugh; Herald of Christ, Clair Hikes; Primary Children, i Smick, Carl Hikes, Edna Mae Kessler, Jean McMillan, Doris Bream. -v DILLSBURG THEATER Fri.

Sat. May 30 31 A Tonette is easy to to out for roent. Menchey Music Service 1 18 York Hanover, Phone 4190 DURO PUMPS WATER SYSTEMS TANKS WATER SOFTENERS Parts For All DURO PRODUCTS P. W. STRICKLAND 81 S.

Ouwn York, Phoni 5854 Hanover, Pa. 3 Days Starts Friday, May 30 Continuous Shows May 30 Begins 1 P. M. Bob HOPE Dorothy LAMOUR in "My Favorite Brunette" with Peter LORRE Lnn CHANEY Tuesday June 3 Jimmy WAKELY in "Six Gun Serenade" Wed. Thurs.

June 4 5 Barry FITZGERALD Diana LYNN Sonny TUFTS in "Easy Come, Easy Go" SAVE AT 11 BaltlmoCi Hanover, Pa. R. A. HOUCK, Jeweler Jewelry Gifts Greeting Cards Watch, Clock, Optical Jewelry Repair Work Our Specialty 21 W. High Carlisle, Pa.

ANDES FURS YORK, PA. 237 East Market Street Open Evenings EARL Nrtr Oxford, Fri. Sat. May 30 31 ti PARTNERS IN TIME" LUM and ABNER On Sat. Feature Shown 3 Times 6, 8, 10 P.

M. Mon. Tues. June 2 3 "THE RAZOR'S EDGE" Tyrone POWER Gene TIERNEY Feature Starts at 7 9:26 Wed. ThursT June 4 5 "IF I'M LUCKY" Vivian ELAINE Perry COMO Harry JAMES Comedy Musical Fri.

Sat. May 30 31 also Mid Nite Show Thursday, May 29 Ronald REAGAN "STALLION ROAD" Mon. Tues. June 2 3 Jack CARSON "LOVE and LEABN" Wed. Thurs.

June 4 5 Sonny Diana TUFTS LYNN "EASY COME EASY GO Fri. Sat. June 6 7 Frank SINATRA "IT HAPPENED IN BROOKLYN" Comerford Theater CARLISLE, PA. Monday. Tuesday Wednesday June 2, 3 4 "My Favorite Brunette" Bob HOPE Dorothy LAMOUR Thursday, Friday Saturday June 5, 6 "Sea of Grass" Spencer TRACY HEPBURN Robert WALKER Melvyn DOUGLAS Robert WALKER Melvyn DOUGLAS S1N6SI DANCESI ROMANCES! WHEEL ALIGNING WHEEL BALANCING By factory trained experts who specialize in alignment corrections at pre-war prices.

Wed. Thurs. June 4 5 LIKE UP with BEAR We have the only alignment shop in this area employing three factory skilled operators for a better service always. BEAR WHEEL SERV. 28 W.

Louther St. Phone 102 CARLISLE, PA. MEMORIAL DAY Saturday Sunday May 30-31-June 1st AERIAL ACT MILDRED FALUN of the Air" her slide for life MM frwua top of IM-fi. "NO OTHER TRACTOR TIRi GIVES YOU OF THESE ADVANTAGES. 1 Returns Handbag From Connecticut Miss Jane Kime's traveling handbag was returned to her from Hartford, Conn.

Miss Kime, who is a secretary at the office of Leslie V. Stock, Biglerville school supervising principal, left the bag on a counter in a Harrisburg store while shopping. Two days later she received a letter from Hartford, Conn. Mrs. J.

W. Balsbaugh, of Harrisburg, said in the letter she had picked up the bag in Harrisburg and had planned to turn it over to the store office, but in a rush to leave for Hartford on a vacation trip, had failed to do so. En- route there she opened the bag, found Miss Kime's driver's license, car keys, $52.26 and the like and was returning the bag by mail. CLASSIFIED FOR SALE--White opal glass electric restaurant sign; will repaint to suit purchaser. Phone 20-Y.

O. G. McPHERSON, Rear 24 Chambersburg Gettysburg, Pa. FOR SALE: Young sow, with pig, will weigh 325 pounds. Call Carlisle 614.

2t DR. SALSBURY'S REN-O-SAL-Tablets for faster growth and control of cecal coccidiosis in chicks. Bender's Cut Rate, Balto. St, Gettysburg. FOR SALE: Six tons loose, seasoned hay.

B. O. MOORE, York Springs 2. 2ts Memorial Day--May 30 PARK THEATRE Afternoon and MUSICAL REVUE NORWAY DANCERS Music Dancing An oiiUtindnm i direct iram a a Save time, money, and work i B.F. i farm tires on all your equipment.

us! Tire Information Headquarters Largest Stock In Southern Pennsylvania CITIZENS OIL CO. 46 York Si. Phone 264 Gettysburg, Pa. And All Adains County Goodrich Dealefs Mammoth Display of FIREWORKS MEMORIAL DAY 10:30 P. M.

SUNDAY JUNE 1st B.F.Goodrich I IBM IN I BUY YOUR WALL PAPER at Harry C. Gilbert's, Gettysburg. WANTED: Younfe lady for gen- ral housework--sleeping in--small amily---your own rooms--good salary--Phone Harrisburg 24717 3ts FOR SALE: Bucket-a-day stove with tank. P. COULSON, York Springs.

Phone 34-R-2 2ts DITZLER'S York Springs GOOD NEWS "PEE-WEE" KING AND GOLDEN WEST COWBOYS-- WSN GRAND OLE OPRY Pratt's Music Studio Guitar Clubs will sponsor a Grand Ole Opry show from WSN, featuring: radio and western movie stars Frankie "Fee- Wee" King and Golden West Cowboys, with Cowboy Copas, America's No. 1 Hillbilly singer; Spike and Spud, San Antonio Hose, Tee Bone and Log Cabin Boys and Harold Pratt and his Hawaiian Sharps--with music songs, comedy galore. The place: Eichelberger Senior High School, Hanover, Friday night, June 6. Advance tickets: Pratt's Music Studio or Myers' Drug Store, Hanover, Pa, DURO PUMPS WATER SYSTEMS TANKS WATER SOFTENERS Parts For All DURO PRODUCTS P. W.

STRICKLANp 31 S. Queen York, Phont 5854 Water Heater Electric and Oil All Sizes FOR SALE. 700 evergreens, from 1- foot to 2 feet high; Colorado Dlue spruce, Norway spruce, etc. For sale cheap. BAIRD HERSHEY, Me- chanicstaurg 86-W YOU SAVE MONEY wall paper at Harry C.

Gilbert's, Gettysburg. NEW APEX WASHERS Used radios; maroon innerspring studio couch. STEINIGER'S RADIO AND APPLIANCE SERVICE, 104M- Carlisle Gettysburg, Pa. Used Furniture Good Selection Moderately Priced B. B.

SALVAGE 114 Locust Hanover, Pa. Open 8 A. M. to 7 P. M.

KALAMAZOO STOVES and FURNACES TORIDHEAT OIL BURNERS RURAL BOTTLED GAS DISTRIBUTORS WARD W. WYNN Stove Furnace Co. 261 Market York, Pa. BIG LINE OF WALL PAPER-At Harry C. Gilbert's, Gettysburg.

SIMONIZINQ --Polishing and washing department assures you a clean car--prompt service. GETTYSBURG MOTORS. GREATEST LINE--Of wall paper ever shown, Harry C. Gilbert's, Gettysburg. WATCH REPAIRING PROMPT SERVICE A Registered Jeweler American Gem Society 30 West High Street CARLISLE, PA.

PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1947 12 Noon, D.S.T. The undersigned will sell at public sale at his residence on the A. B. C- Williams farm, near Latimore township election house on Route 15, the following household gopds and tools: Household Goods Dishes, kitchen stove, table, kitchen chairs, oil stove, ice box, two cupboards, linoleum, rocking chairs, mirror, wood box, vinegar barrels, vinegar keg, iron kettle and ring, eight-day clock, lamps, buffet, Singer sewing machine, old fashioned sideboard, washing machine, three stands, dining room chairs, desk, two children's chairs, Victrola, record cabinet and records, pictures, magazine rack, rugs, doilies, card table, window blinds, curtains, chest of drawers, trunk, dressers with and without mirrors, three wooden beds, two iron beds, chest, springs and mattresses, books, clothes hangers, window screens, screen doors, jars in pints, quarts and half-gallons; barrels, berry boxes and crates, children's sleds, ice cream freezer, eight- quart sausage grinder and lard press, one and five-gallon crocks, stove pipe, antique cord bed, lard cans, fruit baskets, antique corner cupboard, jugs, chunk stove, old army musket. Tools Grindstone, garden plows, stepladder, wheelbarrow, vise, apple crates, shovels, pitch and dung forks, single and double trees, scythe, sickles, tools, five-gallon gasoline cans, block and tackle, digging irons, wire stretcher, and many other articles too numerous to mention Terms cash WILLIAM E.

WARNER Auctioneer, Prosser. Clerks, Pentz and Gardner. Anthony Shoe Store 18 Balto. Hanover, Pa. Phone 9161 Enna Jet tick, Red Cross, Dorothy Dodd and Simplex Flexies Shoes Tarpaulins Water Mildew Flameproof Protect Your Machinery, Cargo or Products P.

W. STRICKLAND 31 S. Queen St. York, Pa. Phone 5854 Auto Inspection OBEY THE LAW HAVE YOUR CAR INSPECTED NOW Official Inspection Station Official nspection Station No.

9115 MUMMERTS GARAGE Chrysler--Plymouth Cars Atlantic Gasoline, Oils Lubrication, Repairing, Washing and Lubricating EAST BERLIN, PA. A I A CHAMPIONSHIP MIDGET RACE of the mlfktf Ihcir niart lii the fait WlllUmt Shotvt "A GREAT MIDWAY" Entertain Your Family Or Your Guests For Dinner At A Near Boiling Springs Each Evening 5:00 to 8:00 P. M. Sundays: Noon to 7:00 P. M.

Official Inspection Station No. 5237 GLATFELTER'S GARAGE Geo Glatfelter, Prop. EAST BERLIN, PA. General Automobile Repairing Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Motor Fuels, Oils and Accessories Telephone 18-R-3 NEW SONOTONE "MAGIC KEY" DOUBLES Hearing Comfort AH-ln-onc wMrfaf CAM plus htarint ayaH- MTinOi up to Inspection Station No 4191 LEREW'S GARAGE Ford Sales and Service Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery EAST BERLIN, PA. Full Line Firestone Supplies NOTICE TO JOHN YOUNG, HENRY FELTY, J.

HENRY FELTY, JACOB S. MARTIN, SARAH ANN FELTY. WILLIAM G. HOKE ALICE J. HOKE.

SOLOMON L. HOKE, GRACE HOKE, ERVIN A. REBERT AND THEIR HEIRS, DEVISEES, ASSIGNS. EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS AND ALL OTHER PERSONS WHO MAY HAVE OR CLAIM AN INTEREST OR BE INTERESTED IN THE LOT OF GROUND KNOWN AS FELTY'S SCHOOL IN UNION TOWNSHIP, ADAMS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. Take notice that on May 27, 1947, at a special meeting, at which a quorum was present, of the Board of School Directors of the School District of Union Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania, the following resolution was adopted; -BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of School Directors of the School District of Union Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania, in special session on the 27th day of May, 1947.

at which a quorum was present hereby declares its intention to acquire title in fee simple under the provisions of the Act of Assembly hereinbefore mentioned to ALL that lot of ground situate Union Township. Adams County, Pennsylvania, which is along the public road leading from the Gettysburg-McSherrystown State Highway (near the Sentz Farm) and extending in a Southerly direction to the State Highway leading from Bonneauville to Littlestown, which lot of ground for years pait has been known as Felty School, said lot of ground is bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a stake in the public road aforesaid at lands now or formerly of Ervin Rebert; thence by lands of said Ervin Rebert in a Westerly direction for a distance of 60 feet to a stake at lands of said Ervin Rebert; thence by lands of said Ervin Rebert in a Northerly direction for a distance of 150 feet to a stake; thence by lands of said Ervin Rebert in an Easterly direction for a distance of bli feet to a stake in the public road aforesaid; thence by the public road in a Southerly direction for a distance of 150 feet to a stake, the place of BEGINNING. Said lot is, said to be the same which J. H. Felty and Sarah A.

Felty. his wife, by their deed dated August 12, 1887, recorded the Office of the Recorder of Deeds of Adams County, Pennsylvania, Deed Book "NN" at page 116, did sell and convey unto William Duttera, William Hertz, Albert Bair. George Shue, Noah Sell and David Bair, Directors of the Common Schools of Union Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania. The above lot of ground is said to have been part of a larger tract of land which is to have included all that tract of land which John Young devised unto Henry Felty and wife and which Henry Felty and wife by deed dated December 5, 1S93 did sell and convey unto J. Henry Felty.

and being part of the same which George W. Felty and Harry Felty, executors of the Will of Henry Felty. deceased, by their deed dated March 28, 1895. did sell and convey unto Jacob S. Martin and part of the same which Sarah -Ann Felty by her deed dated March 25.

1896 did quitclaim unto Jacob S. Martin and being the same which Jacob S. Martin, bj his deed dated October S. 1895. recorded in Deed Book "VV" at page 603.

did sell and convey unto William G. Hoke and being the same which William Hoke and Alice J. Hoke, his wife, by their deed dated November 30, 1920 recorded in Deed Book 89 at page 596, did bell and convey unto Solomon L. Hoke and being the tame which Solomon L. Hoke and Grace E.

Hoke. his wife, by their deed dated September 20, 1937, recorded in Deed Book 141 at page 266, did and convey unto Ervin A. Rebert. The Board of School Directors has been reliably informed, believes and therefore avers that heretofore the School District had acquired a ieabcr estate in said lot of ground than title in fee simple, all of which factb the said School District will demand proof of upon hearing, if any. under the Act of Assembly hereinbefore mentioned: that the said School District has held said lot of ground tor a public purpose and same has been used for public school purposes tor 50 yeais or more prior hereto; So far as the School District has been able to ascertain the said lot of ground was acquired in 1887 and the names of the owners of such real i-btate at the time of its original acquisition for school purposes were Felty and Sarah A.

Felty, his wife. FURTHER, that this resolution be advertised once in two newspapers of general circulation throughout the County of Adams and that a certified copy of this resolution tocothcr with the proof of publication be entered of record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds of Adams County, Penn- a i a wheicupon title of the School District afoiesaul in and to Mich real estate shall become absolute title in fee simple." Any person claiming a reservatory or other interest in and to said real estate or any part thereof, may within the period prescribed by law after the lecording of the certified copy and proof of publication heiembefore mentioned, petition the Court of Common Pleas of Adams County, in accordance with the Act of July 2. 19S7, P.L. 2793, Section 1 and the amendments and supplements thereto. 53 1331.

J. YAKE, Solicitor. School District of Union Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania. Aluminum Roofing Thermos Jugs Pints, Gallons 2-Gallon Waffle Irons Sandwich Toaster Radio Service AH Makes SPECIAL I Roll Roofing Roof Paint All Colors Can Furnish Men To Paint Roofs Sale Price bushel Iowa 939 U. S.

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