The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 11

THE EVENING STANDARD SHERIFFS SALES HoJJ by virtue'of below itatcd write out of Court of Common of Fayette Ptmuyl- tULTON p. MARGOUS Attorney at Law- NO. 31 JUNE TERM, IMS E. D. NO.

il JUNE TERM. C. D. WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL BANK, Plain Wf. vs.

EMERY STEFKO. also known as EMERY S. STEFKO, and GENEVIEVE STEFKO. vile, Defendants. All that certain traet ol land situate in North Union Township.

Fay- ttu County, Pennsylvania, adjoining now or formerly of Sam Prov. sjari Calvla Roienberger et upon which Js erected a one-story ranch type house. For a more complete description, Me Deed Book Vol. 864, page 362. ALFRED E.

JONES, Attorney KO. S2 JUNE TERM. 196S E. D. NO.

Ml JUNE TERM. JUS. C. D. JOHN W.

GALBREATH, Plaintiff, LEONARD R. BARNHART and SARAH M. BARNHART, Defend- WILLIAM H. WILSON and DIANE Terre Ten. an Is.

AU that certain lot or piece of wnd situate tn the Township of rman. Fayette County, Pennsylvania, being Lot No. 81 Gates, Pennsylvania, Plan of Lots laid oul by John W. Galbreath, John W. Galbreath It Company, recorded in the Recorder's Office of Fayette County, Pennsylvania, In Plan Book Vol.

9, page having erected thereon a frame dwelling of the type known as a "company, house' and being House No. 199 at Gates. See Deed Book Vol. 804, page 629 TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent of the purchat price, or a sufficient amount tt pay all costs if the ten per cent li not enough for that purpose, musl be peid to the Sheriff aV the tlmi property is struck off and the balance of the purchase money be 'ore twelve o'clock noon of the fourth day thereafter, otherwise, the property may be resold withou further notice at the risk ex ClASSIfKD DISMAY I A '63 Monza Spyder 4-speed $1695 '62 Corvair Monza cpe. 1150 Chevy 6, Mr 895 '59 Chevy 8, 4-dr 750 '58 Chevy fi, 2-dr 450 '57 Ford 2-dr 395 '59 Chevy sed.

del 650 '65 foipala 4-dr. Demo. 2750 Phone 245-8331--New Salem Go West For the savings of your life on your new Mobile Home or Travel Trailer New 50 10 50 12 $3,895 Travel Trailers from $595 and up. Completely furnished equipped. Free Delivery Service Set'Up Never knowingly undersold.

Service after the sale. accept anything on trade that doesn't eat. WEST MOBILE HOMES INC. Route 51--3 miles N. of Uniontown.

Phone 438-1991. LOOKING FOR A NEW FORD FAIRIANE, FALCON, TH.UKDERBI2D, MUSUNG OR TRUCK! Tn Select From l.ul lot Uss lo pay $400 to $700 Discounts! Only $95 Down! Low Monthly Payments! A-l Used Cars Trucks LEO HUGHES FORD SALES, INC. all "iarle Martin- Phone KM Of pti struck oft at tkto wL. at iVflrWy In tka price any male will bt-rewired to food the SKoSd thi bMer fill to empty wiuVcot mow "tTialf'b. forfeil (a the cost, and judgments, payments must be in th or.

by certified chick. The schedule of distribution will filed third Tuesday after te ol sale. If no petition his been Bed to act aside.the salt within days, the Sheriff will execute acknowledge before the Pro- wotary deed to the property JACOB H. ECHARD, Sheriff LEGAL NOTICES THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF FAYETTE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA NO. Mi MARCH TERM.

1K5. RANK E. KOLOSKY. Plaintiff, v. NANCY JANE KOLOSKY, Defendant.

JANE KOLOSKY. S32 West 21th Street. Norfolk. Virginia. You are notified that Frank E.

olosky, the Plaintiff, has com- enced an action of divorce gainst you, which you are required defend. JACOB H. ECHARD, Sheriff Fayette County, Pennsylvania. ILLIAM E. DIJFFIELD, ttorney at Law, East Main Street niontown, Pennsylvania IKttMTKB OEX- 1 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed, competitive, bids are cited by the Franklin Township chool District for the furnishing of uel oil and coal for the 1965-66 chool year.

Specifications may be obtained the underlined at hit office the Smock School Buildinf. mock, Pennsylvania. All bids must In the hands of the underslfned or before September 3, at 2:00 noon In the Smock School uildlng. Smock, Pennsylvania. ALBERT BOONE Secretary.

School District of Franklin Township lUji.tt NO, eH June Ttrm, The Court of Common Pieai.or Fawtte Counly. Pennnrtvinta, In 'an Action to Quiet Title, wherein it' 1 averred that he It the owner'la pottettlort of: All that certain lot of land in Conaelltville Townthlp, County, Ftnniylvanla, known and designated at Lot No. 110 in the Dunn Ic Paine Addition to ConneUs. called Poplar Grove, a plot of which It of record In Fayette County Plan Book I page 178, said Lot No. 110 being particularly bounded and described as follows: Fronting feet on the norttiwett- erly tide of Hawthorn Street and extending back of even width In a nortiiuriierly direction 140 feet to Alley bounded on the Southwest by tot No.

IN and on the Northeast by Lot No. Ill in said plan. That Domlneck Matclevlc and his heirt and aislgnt generally, appear to have an Interest In and title to said real estate which constitutes a cloud upon plaintiffs title and re- quelling the court to decree that title to said real it In the plaintiff and to enjoin Ihe defendant, his heirs and assigns generally, from telling up any title to laid rea estate and from impeaching, deny, ing or in any way attacking the plaintiffs title to tald real estate You are hereby notified to an swer the said complaint within twenty days after the last adver Usemenl thereof or suffer a defaull judgment to be taken against you JACOB H. ECHARD Sheriff of Fiyette Counly KOTICE Pursuant to Hwoluttea adopted Board of School Dtreetonof uunt-Townthip, FayeUe County, declaring the follow- ng tchcol property to be unuMd and unnecessary tor ichool uraotei, notice it hereby given tat the tald property will be of- red. for tale, and bldt for the tame will be received by aealed Topotalt tddrettad to Joseph aucha, Secretary of the said Board, oom 1M, Artntberl Road, H.

D. 1. att Milltboro, Pennsylvania, not ter than 1:00 o'clock P.M., East- hi Saving Time, Septenv the hour and date of THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF FAYETTE COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA-NO S3t JOTJE TERM. IMS.

OSEPH VAHGO, Plaintiff, vs. HELEN VARGO. Defendant. HELEN VARGO. Defendant, late of Brownsville, Fayette County.

Pennsylvania. You are hereby notified that Joeph Varto, Plaintiff, has commenced an Action of Divorce gainst you. which you are required defend. JACOB H. ECHARD, Sheriff of Fayelte County RICHARD D.

C1CCHETTI Attorney at Law Court Street Jnlontown, Pennsylvania -r 13, Itfw, "1C flWt UL tf regular meeting of the board, hen bkU will be opened and tabu- ated and action, If any, taken. The nvelope containing the bid must plainly marked with the following words, "School Property Bid." The following property will be xposed to the sale; All that certain school property nown as the Maxwell school prop- rty situate, in Maxwell, Luzerne Township, Fayette County, Pennsyl- as conveyed to the School District of Luzerne Township by deed of the H. C. rrick Coke torn' my. a corporation, dated June 26.

recorder. In Office of CLASSIFIED DtSPUV USED CARS TRUCKS COME BY OUR WAY WE'LL TRADE YOUR WAY '63 BelAir 4 dr. V-8, P.G $1795 '63 Chevy Vz ton pickup $1395 62 Chevy V-8, sld $1750 57 Hudson 4 dr. sdn. A tilte $195 FIKE CHEVROLET CO.

ft. Phone SSJ-7738 -WANTED Truck Drivers Specialized over The Road Business. Paid Training. Age 21-55. Send full resume to M.A.O., Box 1551, Uniontown, Pa.

KIMMELL Molor Sales '63 Corvair R.H. Std $795 '62 Falcon RH Sfd $595 '61 Comet RH StrJ $495 '60 Dodge R.H. Aul $395 '61 Austin RH Std. 4 speed $395 '60 Rambler wagon, 4 dr. R.H.

std $395 '59 Rambler Wagon 2 dr. RH.Std $293 '59 Rambelr sdn. R.H. aut $195 '57 Plymouth R.H. aut $100 '60 FaJcon Wag.

RH. aut. $495 Route 119 North Opp. Starlite Drive-in 437-9641. Open 7 days a week.

UASSIfttD DISPLAY MECHANICS WANTED Service Department of Caterpillar Dealer in Pittsburgh is desirous of hiring several shop and field mechanics who are skilled in the repair of heavy earthmoving equipment or related experience. High school education required. Opportunity for advancement. Beckwith Machinery Co. ROUTE 22 EAST, MURRYSVILLE, PA.

Contact Mr. John Slike, 412-327-1300 Nonas Notice Is hereby given, pursuan to the Act of June If. 19S1, p. and any amendments thereto that on August 3, 1965, at the law offices ol Parshall Lewellyn, 9 Court Street, Unlonlown. yania, there Hill be ready for.

sign ing a Petition to City Council Uniontown, Fayette County, Penn sylvania, requesting the annexatlor to the City of Uniontown, a part South Union Township, Fayelt County. Pennsylvania, bounded an described as follows: Beginning at a point on the nortt erly Side of a 15-foot alley at th Southeasterly comer of land of Wa lace E. Cumpson and Odessa I Cumpson, his wife, said land beln Included herein; thence" along the Northerly line of said 16-foot alley N. TV 39' East. 130.05 feet to tfie present Uniontown City Line: thenc along the present Uniontown Cit Line, being the division line be tween the property of the City Uniontown and Helen E.

King which said property Is include herein. N. 11- SP East. 17J feet to a point on the Southerly line Barton Mill Road; thence crossln said Barton Mill Road. N.

2 East, 40 feet. Thence along th Northerly line of Barton Mill Road being Ihe present boundary line tween the City of Um'onlown South Union Township. S. 78' East. 130.05 feet to a point; thenc crossing Barton Mill Road, S.

II SI' West, feel to a point; thenc along line ot lands of said Cumpson S. 11' 21' West. 172 feet lo a poin on the Northerly line of a Itfoo alley, the place of beginning. PAHSHALL LEWELLYN Attorneys. At Law LEGAl HOTKES WAI NOIKO $47 Billion Has Been Paid Jobless Benefits 30 Old UNIONTOWN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, UK-PAGE 11 Ocean Hunt For Sailboat WASHINGTON (AP) with a $15 check to Neills B.

Rudd of Madison, more than $47 billion has been paid out to jobless- Americans since the nation's unemployment insurance program was launched 30 years ago today. Rudd didn't get his check for more than a year after President Franklin D. Roosevelt had signed the depression-bom program into law Aug. 14, 1935. It that long for the states to ivania.

In 'olume 424, Page 221, containing an area ol 3.300 acrei. Further specifications and Initruc- lions may be obtained by calling it toe Board Office, or telephoning All bids shall be accompanied by certified check or cash In the amount of Ten percent of the bid price, and the balance to be paid In cath upon a delivery of deed by the said School District to he highest reipontible bidder or bidden. The Boird retervei the right to reject any and all bids. R. F.

GAROFALO, M.D. President JOSEH ZAUCKA Secretary A. J. KUZDENYI Solicitor build up enough funds and Iron out technicalities to start paying benefits. Rudd, back at work at the Brock Engraving Co.

when the check arrived, wasn't really in dire straits for the money by But for millions ol Amerkans since, the weekly unemployment check In hard times has been a lifesaver. Many economists say the checks served as a major bulwark to the economy in such times. Morning Star Grange To Have Country Fair Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz, seeking the. tint weeping changes in the program since rt began; says the economy probably would have collapsed without it.

"It has kept millions of men and women and their children from what would otherwise have been bankruptcy, personal as well as financial," Wirtz said in testifying before Congress on President Johnson's proposal to expand the program. Wisconsin, where the now-deceased Rudd drew the first unemployment benefits paid under the federal law, had set up a state system three years earlier. The present unemployment CONRAD B. CAPUZZI, Atly. Estate of MARY J.

CLEGG, late of North Union Township, Fayette County, Deceased. Letters of Administration In the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, notice Is hereby iven to all persons Indebted to be said decedent to make pay- led without --iving claims or demand against said estate to make known the EDWIN B. CLEGG Administrator 214 Whyel Ave. Unlonlown, Pa. Morning Star Grange will hold a Country Fair on Aug.

26-27-28 at Strickler's Barn. A full program of events has been planned, highlighting special attractions of interest to everyone. The theme of the fair is embodied in the operation of a country store, selling items familiar to the shoppers at the turn of the Ipth Century. said ment to the undersigned" "wit! delay, and all persons ha- WILLIAN J. FRANKS, Ally.

Estate of ANNA MAHIB CONCHIL. LO. also known at ANNA MARIE CONCIHILLO, late of North Union Township, Fayetle County. Deceased. Letters Testamentary In the above estate having been granted to Ihe undersigned, notice fs hereby given to all persons.

Indebted to the said decedent to make payments to the undersigned without delay, and all persons having claims or demands against said estate are requested to make known the same. PETER CONCHILLA Executor 76 E. Main St. Uniontown, Pa. Irwin Crash Kills Girl, 17 IRWIN, Pa.

A a Newell, 17, of Irwin was killed Friday night in a three-car crash on Route 30 near this Westmoreland County town. Her companion, Timmy Miller, 17, of Irwin, one of the drivers, was burned seriously as his auto burst into flames after the collision. Police said an unidentified motorist stopped to make a left turn and was hit by a second car. The Miller car hit the second car and a third auto crashed into the Miller car. Among them are homecanned fruits and vegetables, homemade jellies and jams, old fashioned candy and other items common to the general store.

A country kitchen will also be in operation. One of its specialties will be old fashioned ginger cookies. Among the many other exhibits at the fair, there will be antiques, arts and crafts, needlework, bake sale, bazaar, etc. Special activities will include entertainment by various musical groups. On Saturday at noon, the fair will be dominafed by 75 to 100 antique cars to be put on exhibit.

Another attraction will be the Boy Scout Camp to be set up on the grounds. Several area troops will participate, with campfire programs and various items of interest. There also will be kiddie rides, horses from a local riding academy, and a wide range of commercial exhibits. compensation director from Wisconsin, Paul A. Raushen- bush, is opposing the proposed new federal legislation on the ground that some of its provisions "would largely destroy state responsibility and state initiative." He said that would be a major tragedy.

Haushenbush testified Friday before the House Ways and Means Committee. He said Wisconsin upgrades its unemployment compensation program every two years. The proposed extended coverage and increased taxable wage base are acceptable, he said, but not as federal requirements. By THOMAS A. REEDY FALMOUTH, England (AP) A fleet of amateur searchers red to hunt again today for American newsman Robert Hanry, the' lone sailor crossing the Atlantic In a UK-foot sailboat.

Sea and air searchers failed Friday to sight the 48-year-old Cleveland, Ohio, newspaper copy editor, who Is aboard the TJnkerbeile. It was four days since he had been seen. Heavy seas hampered the hunt. A Royal Air Force crew reported 30-foot waves. It had hoped to drop a radio and emergency food pack to Manry.

He was believed to be 100 miles or more off the Cornish resort of Falmouth where his 13-year-old daughter, Robin, and 11-year-old son, Douglas, were wailing. Manry's wife, Virginia, 46, took part in the search Friday. She was taken by an official of her husband's newspaper, the Cleveland Plain Dealer, on a trawler which left Falmouth early Thursday. A single room in ancient Rome's Baths of Cracalla was the model for New York's old Pennsylvania Station. DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOIKES LEGAL MIKES REGISTER'S AND CLERK'S NOTICE OF FILING AND AUDIT OF ACCOUNTS Noiice is hereby given to heirs, legatees, creditors and all parties In Interest that accounts in the following estates have been filed In the office of the Register of Wills or Clerk of the Orphans' Court as the case may be, on the dates below stated, and that the tame will be presented for confirmation to the Orphans' Court of Fayette County, on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th, at O'CLOCK, A.

E. B. T. ACCOUNTS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE REGISTER OF WILLS Estate of 1- Anna Oleyar. also known as Anna Oltjar.

2. Charlie Howry, aho as Charles Mowry and C. M. Mowry. 3.

Dorothy K. Auslander, John C. Miner, 5. Frank Letizll, 6. Robert H.

Golden, also known aa Rolwrt Hutchlnton Golden, 7. Sylvia'M. Schmldle. 8. Ira Eicher.

9. Mary CaporelJa, 10. llarie F. Draper, Alverda Cruse, Edward G. Moore, Anna B.

Schmitz, Anne Kennedy Boyd, May 13, Russell J. Blair. Executor, May 19. 1365 Ray Mpwry and Emory Mowry, Administrators, May 1HJ Jay H. Auslander, Executor.

May 2), IMS Clalr H. Miner, Extcutor, June II, IMS Santa Russo, now Santa Martucd, Administratrix, June 14, Robert L. Golden, Executor, BVille Man Found In N.Y. A Brownsville man has been located in New York City following a two-day district search by police and Volunteer firemen. James A.

Young, 27, of 313 Clover called his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young, late yesterday and said he was visiting a brother and seeking employment in New York. He had been reported missing on Tuesday and the object of an intensive search. BSYTE.

CHARLES A. LEGAl KOIKES Alike KapraL also known as Mike Kapura and Mike Opery. Anna Mattey. June 24, IMS Earl G. Schmidle and Lawrence E.

Schmldle. Executors. July 9, 1965 Margaret E. Kahley, Executrix, July Betty Boulas, Administratrix, D.B.H.C.T.A.. July 16, IMS Kathryn Ford Detwiler and Arthur A.

Brown, Executrix and Executor, July 1MJ Homer H. Hess, Executor. July 21.19U Donald M. Hfgbee, Executor, July 22, James H. Schmitz.and Martha S.

Russell, Executor and Executrix, Ruth Willis. Executrix. July 24, 1965 Alfred E. Jones, Executor, William M. Brltt.

Bertha Si tickler, Arthur Morrison, Susan C. Moyer, Earl F. Lynn, Joseph A. Baran, 23. Gertrude E.

Shank, 24. Ida C. Sheeser. Lillian Mattey, Executrix. July 27, 1965 William S.

Britt, Executor, Joshua L. Layhew, Administrator, Mike L. Morrison, Administrator, Ruth Henry, Administratrix. July 2S, William H. Solsson, Executor, Charles Baran.

George Baran and Zllzaheth Baran, Executors and Executrix, July Jt. 19tS Hazel Gtesy, Executrix, Pauline Wensing 24. Ida C. Sheeser. Pauline Wensing.

Executrix, 25. William Hampton Robinson. Lewis M. D'Auria. Administrator, 31.

Pearl B. Gule', Florence M. Snow. Ella V. McClelland.

James H. Johnson. George Kadar. also known 33 George Kadar. Robert C.

Holt, also known as R. C. Holt. Nannie J. Huitead, Myra Conaway, Jesse S.

Eutsey. Matthew H. Francis. Bryant Bliss Haggerty, August 3, 1965 Roberl W. Guie, Executor, Luther E.

Snow, Executor, William J. Graham, Executor. Ruby J. Braxton, Administratrix, Ruby Helen Kadar, Executrix, Mary F. Holt.

Executrix. Robert G. Hustead. Executor, Robert D. Warrnan.

Administrator, Jesse D. EuUey, Administrator. Aucuil 4, 196J Je BEN F. WRIGHT, Atty. Estate of LAWRENCE E.

McGEE, of German Township, Fayette County, Deceased. Letters Testamentary In the above estate been granted to the undersigned, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the said decedent to make payment to the undersigned without delay, and all persons having claims or demands against said estate are requested to make known the same. CATHERINE McGEE FALI.ON Executrix Box 205 McClellandtown, Pa. 3 Captured In Theft Trap PITTSBURGH (AP)-Authorities had in custody today three men captured in a trap set at a Prudential Insurance Co. office in suburban Ross Twp.

They were caught Friday by Ross Twp. police and Allegheny County detectives shortly after a robbery at the office. The trap was arranged- after Ross Twp. police received a tip a holdup would be tried. Charged with armed robbery were E.

R. Marzullo, 30, Dennis Ross, 22, and Kenneth Allenbaugh, 23, all of Ross Twp. Altenbaugh was wounded in the back with a shotgun. He was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. ft 85 husband of Sadie A.

Bryte of 1 Nutt Uniontown, died in the Uniontown Hospital, Friday. August 13, 1965. In addition to his wife, he Is survived by four grandchildren and great- grandchUdren; one brother, Paul Bryle of Smithfield, Pa. He was preceded in death by a son, Harry A. Bryte Sr.

on August M. He was a retired coal miner. The family will receive friends today after p.nv, Sunday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. in the Harold S. Gleason Funeral Home, 114 E.

Kayette where services will be conducted Monday at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Vincent T. Hoss officiating. Interment will follow in Lafayette Memorial Park.

NOTICE Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the Act of June 28. 1951, P. L. 662, -and any amendments thereto, that on July J7, at the dfice of R. B.

Stauft, 604 Gallatln National Bank Building. Unlontowr. there will be ready for signing a Petition to City Council o( Uniontown, Fayetle County, Pennsylvania, CONFER, MRS. ANNA 59 years, of Johnstown, formerly of Untontown, died at 6:55 p.m. Friday, August 13.

in Ihe Lee Hospital, Johnstown. She was bom December 4, 1905 in Fairchance, a daughter of the late John and Elizabeth Lucas Hulvey. She was the widow of the late A. J. Confer and is survived by one son, Donald Lucas Schmidt of Johnstown.

one grandson, Steven Schmidt of Johnstown, six brothers, John Hulvey of Pittsburgh, Andrew of Fairchance. Stephen of Cleveland, Ohio. George of Johnstown, Paul of Miami Lakes, Fla. and Henry of Pocatello. Idaho; one sister, Miss Helen B.

Hulvey of Uniontown. She was a member of the First Lutheran Church of Johnstown, the Soroptimist Club and was president of the A. J. Confer Plaster contractors. Friends will be received today 7 to 9 p.m..

Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. in the John Henderson Funeral Home, 215 Central Johnstown, where services will be held Monday at p.m. with Rev. Wildon M. HoU, D.D., officiating.

Interment will be in Grandview Cemetery. Johnstown. KRIZNER (KNIZNER), MARY- Age IS years, of Brownfield, died Friday August 13, 1965 in her home. She was preceded in death by her husband. Andrew Krizner in 1958.

She is survived by these, children. Mrs. Joseph (Anna) Zdura of Brownfield, Mrs. Frank (Margaret) Pinksa of AH- qulppa. Mrs.

Helen McKitterick of Uniontown, Frank and Mrs. Frank (Eleanor) Kurek both Brownfield. Lawrence of Uniontown, Robert of Monarch, Pa. and Mrs. Richard (Dolores) Herrilko of Twinsburg, Ohio: Twenty- eight grandchildren and twenty- one great-grandchildren; two stepsisters, Mrs.

Helen White of New Brighton, Pa. and Mrs. Anna Kat- ania of Latrobe. one stepbrother, George Danko of Lalrobe, Pa. She was a member of St.

Mary's R.C. Church of Uniontown. The Greek Catholic Union 647 and St. Mary's Coniraternily of Christian Mothers. Friends wUJ be received in the Haky Funeral Home.

139 W. Fayette today 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.. Sunday 1 to and 1 to 10 p.m. until Monday at 9 a.m. when a prayer service will be held followed by Requiem High Mass in St.

Mary's B.C. Church. Interment will be in Church Cemetery. Pana- chyda Service will be held this evening at 7. St.

Mary's Confraternity, of Christian Mothers wilt recite the Rosary Sunday at 7 p.m. and the Catholic Daughters of America. Uniontown Court 505 will recite the Rosary Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The K. of C.

1275 of Un- tontown will meet in Ihe Funeral Home Sunday at 9 to recite the Rosary. requesting the annexation to the Uniontown a part of South Township, County, ----fcd and describ. City of Union Pennsylvania, boundeu ed is follows: All that certain lot or parcel of ground situate in South Union Township, Fayette County. Pennsylvania, on the south side of Martha Street In a Flan of Lots laid out by Josiah V. Williams, recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds for Fayette County, in P.B.

1. Page 57. being Lot No. 17 in said Plan, and being bounded on the North by Martha Street, on the East by Lot No. 18, on the South by a 16 foot alley, and on the West by Lot No.

18, said lot being 40 feet front on said street, 102 feet next to Lot No. 18 on the East, 100 5 feet next to Lot No. 16 on the West and 40 feet 2 Inchei next to uld 18 foot alley on the South. R. B.

STAUFT Attorney for Petitioner House GOP To Use Polls WASHINGTON (AP) House Republkans, sharpening iheir weapons for the 1966 congressional campaign, are preparing "in-depth studies" of the home districts of 100 Democrats they would like to defeat. These will help plan strategy for what many Republicans regard a crucial political battle to start a comeback from the 1964 defeat. That not only denied Republicans the presidency but reduced their numbers in Congress to the lowest level since the days of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal. 1-Year Guarantee.

Only $5 Down. On the Spot Bank Financing. 'M Corvair 4 dr. '62 Corvair Monza 4 dr Olds 85 4 dr '61 Pontiac Tempest 4 dr '53 Volkswagen Sun Roof '60 Chevrolet 2 dr '60 Chevy Impata, stick, V-8 conv. (1795 11195 S55 895 695 835 H295 Tempest Dealer Phone 438-3596 37.

35. Archie T. Grindle, also known as Archie Thomas Grindle and Archie Grindle. Mary Krall, lannette F. Ravage, Executrix.

William H. Haggerty and Bess Hafgerty Duff. Executor and Executrix. Edith D. Grindle.

Administratrix. RICHARD D. CICCHETTI. Attorney TO: GILBERT H. HUTH, his heirs, legal representatives, successors and assigns, generally: notice that on July 30th, 1965, Thomas H.

Hamilton and Garnet L. Hamilton, his wife, riled their Elbert E. Deflenbaufh also known as E. Earl Delfenbaugh, E. E.

Deflenbaufh and Earl E. DeffenbaugtC Thomas E. John also known as Thomas Earl John. Rev. John Blazic, Jesse A.

Lewis, Stella Jordan. Tale Lewis, alto known ai Tate B. Lewis and Thorn is B. Lewis, William E. Shoaf, Natale Trlfiro, FrarJc Krall, Executor, August IMS James B.

Vance, Administrator, Ruth Armstrong. Executrix. Hev. Andrew Hredzak, Executor. Lewis Madden and Margaret Jane Martin, Executor and Executrix, Jennie Stewart.

Executrix, Aunst 6, Ccrat. Earl Mowry. Mollie O. WatldBj, Chauncy T. LIpper.cott.

also known as Chauncey T. Llppencott. Arvie Carter, Jacob A. Ansel. Thomas A.

Zimmerman. Mary Hunder. Mrs. Rosella Barron, also known as Rosella Barron and Rosalia Barron. Jane C.

Gaddis, Frank Andreus. Lewis, Executor. Tnta Shoaf. Executrix. Floiia Trifiro, Executrix.

Edith Mowry, Administratrix. Lee M. Smith, Executor, Willis D. LIppCTcott, Executor. Mildred Colmes.

Administratrix, D.B.N.. Charles J. Ansel. Administrator, William I. Bush.

Executor. Charles Georgi, Administrator, Ray Gregar and Roland Swink. Complaint in Ejectment at June Term, In the I Court of iciiu. ILI ulc ut Common Pleas of Fayette County, COOLEV, JOHN W. Age years, ol Church Falrchance, died in the Unlontown Hospital Saturday, August 14.

1965. He is sur- vivetl by the following brothers and sisters, Mrs. Roxle Ballty of Falrchanct. Elmer Cooley of Fairchance, Herbert Cooley of Monongahela. Edward Cooley of Pt.

Marion, Mrs. Harry (Ida) Hughes of Fairchance, Ira Cooley of Claymont, a a and Homer Cooley of Falrchance. The family will receive friends In the James W. Cddsboro a Home, Falrchance, Pa. after 4 p.m.

Sunday. Funeral arrangements are Incomplete. LJLLEY, ARTHUR E. Age 81 years, husband ol Elizabeth Ruff, corn Lilley ot Tower Hill Ho; 2, died Friday morning. August 13.

1965 In the Brownsville General Hospital. Born March 12, 1901 in and was the son of the late Elias and Mary Blair Lilley. He had resided in the Tower Hill 2 vicinity for the past 40 years. was a member of the U.M.W.A. Charters Local.

In addition to his wife he is survived by the following children. Sgt. 1st Class Arthur Tsi. LJlley of ElPaso, Texas now in Korea, Mrs. Lloyd (Ruth) Glllls of Tower Hill 2.

Mrs. Honald (Lomal Coney and Mrs. Gerald (Mildred) Davis both of Wil- mlngton, Donald of Washington, and Ronald and Lloyd at home: twelve grandchildren: one sister. Mrs. Edna Brown of McClellandtown: one brother.

mer Lilley of Baltimore, Md; one step-sister. Edna Lilley of Colum- hus, Ohio. Friends will be received In the Dearth Funeral Home, New Salem, after 12 noon Sunday, until Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. the hour of service with Rev. Thomas N.

Logslon officiating. Interment will be in Lafayette Memorial Park. Pennsylvania, allei the owners alleging that of the foUowini it they are tract of the owners of the following tract of land situate in Dunbar Fayelte County. Pennsylvania and more particularly bounded and described as follows: Beginning at an Iron pin In line of lands of the H. C.

Trick Coke Company, and running thence by other lands of the said J. Clark Beeson, South S3 degrees. and 35 minutes West 749.5 feet to a post; Ihence by came South 45 degrees and 43 minutes West, K5 feet to center of public road: thence along the center of said public road. North 45 degrees and minutes West, 423 feet to corner of Cameron Land: thence by said Cameron land North 31 degrees and 59 minutes East 779.6 feet ol a post; thence by same North 49 degrees and 1 minute East. feet to a post in line of said land of the H.

C. Trick Coke Company; thence by said H. C. Trick Coke Company land South -IS degrees and 1 minute East 67S feet to the place of beginning, containing peventeen and five hundred and fifty- four thousandths J17.S541 acres. That the Defendant above named entered into an Agreement to chase said Leif Ericson Day Oct.

9 JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP) President Johnson has proclaimed Oct. 9 Leif Ericson Day and called upon the American people to pay homage to "this bold explorer." "It is particularly fitting to give national recognition to this bold explorer today," Johnson said at the Texas White House Friday, "when men of similar courage and resourcefulness are challenging the equally formidable unknowns of our time." Ericson led an expedition of Norsemen to the North American continent nearly a thousand years ago. EGNQT. THERESA (MrtJOSKY)-- Age 68 years of Little Summit, R.D, 1, Dunbar, died Thursday, August 12, 1965 In'the ConneUs- vllle State Hospital.

She was preceded in death by her husband, John Egnot Sr. In 1962 and a son. William In 1942. She Is survived by the following children, John Jr. of Uniontown, Theodore of Phillips, and Daniel and Mrs.

John (Margaret) Terpak, both of Little Summit: eight grandchildren and these brothers and sisters, Mrs. Susan Toth of ConnellsvlUe. Mrs. Anna Kotel of Phillips. John Me- Nosky of Detroit, Mich, and Peter McNosky of Connellsvilie.

She was a member of St. Stephen G.R. Church, Lelsenring No. 1 and St. Helen's Lodge.

Lelsenring No. 1. Friends are being received in the Haky Funeral Home. 139 Fay. ette St.

today 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.. Sunday 1 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m., until Monday at 9 a.m when a prayer service will be held followed by Requiem High Mass in St. Stephen's G. C. Church.

Lets- enrlng 1 with Rev. Fr. Marko Sfi? 0 0 a Interment will be in Ihe Church Cemetery. st Stephen's Rosary Society will recite the Rosary Sunday evening Prayer services will be held in the Funeral Home to- Eund at 8 p.m. (Con- nellsvllle Courier please copy TISHUE, WILLIAM 70 years of Uniontown R.

passed away in the Unfontown Hospital Friday, August 13, 1965 at 5:30 p.m. He was born January 10. 1895. He was a member of the Hutchinson Methodist Church, a veteran of World War and a member of the Jr. O.U.A.M 167 of Uniontown.

He Is survived by his wife, Iva Kin- netr Tishue; two sons, James W. Tishue of Kent, Ohio and Robert of Morrow, Ohio: five grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. May E. Emme Mrs. Ruth Coldren and Mrs.

Ruby King all of Uniontown: two brothers, Edward Tishue of Uniontown and Benjamin of Cumberland, Md. Friends will be received In the Edward E. Mincrd Funeral Home. ISS W. Main this evening from 7 to 9, Sunday noon until 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

until Monday at 2 p.m. the of service with Hev. Frederick Wright officiating. Interment will be in Sylvan Heights Cemetery. ELMS, CHARLES A.

Friends will be received in the Andrew p. Ferguson Funerai Home. 80 Morgantown St. today 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m., and until Sunday the hour of service with Rev. John A.

Mueller of Washinglon, Pa. officiating. Interment in Oak Grove cemetery. WARSACK. ANNA--Friends are being received in Ihe T.

Leonard Sangslon Funeral Home. McClellandtown today from 2 to 4 and 7 lo 9 p.m. until Sunday from 10 to 12 noon ar.d in the Jacob's Evangelical Lutheran Church from 1 to 2 p.m.. the hour of service with Fev. Fredrick Prezioso officiating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. GF.ORGE, BROOKS T. Funeral services will be held Monday in Billington, W. Va. under Ihe direction of the Runner Funeral Home.

BIIHngton. W. Va. No. 99 Term, 1565 called for aud Elizabeth J.

Administratrix. c.T.A. sreus. Bertha May Andreus. Executrix.

FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE ORPHANS' COURT William B. Pjirshall. Testamentary Trustee. Frances White July ISM illmbel hereby given that all of the foregoing will be MOWDAT, SEPTEMBER ISM A.M., E. S.

T. p.n^,iPlans' Court Room, Court Houte, Uniontown, Fayette County, time tfce Court, will examine and audit said time therefor, and make an Agre tract of la .0 pur- ind on monthly installments and entered Into possession of the said premises under and pursuant to said Agreement. That the Defendant has greei fane to make SH 0 0 8 me Mme therefor, and make nttntt ascertained to be In the htndt of the ac- JOJOT V. SCHROYEH. Register of aari Clerk of the Orphant' Court payments on the said Agreement.

Upon motion said Court ordered that notice of these facts be served on Ihe Defendant, Gilbert H. Huth. his heirs, legal representatives, successors and assigns, generally, by publication nnce a week for three (3 consecutive weeks In the Fay- etle Legal Journal and one 1) newspaper of general circulation In Fayette Counly. Pennsylvania. That you are hereby notified to plead to the said Complaint within twenty (20 (Jays from by publication thereof upon you.

and that, in default thereof, a decree may be made granting to Plilntiffs the relief prayed for in the Complaint. JACOB H. ECHARD Sheriff of Fayette Counly Draft Card Bill Passed WASHINGTON (AP) President Johnson has received a bill that would provide stiff penalties for willful destruction or mutilation of Selective Service registration cards. Congressional action on the measure was completed Friday when the Senate okayed it by a voice vote. The bill was rushed through both houses after demonstrations protesting U.S.

involvement in the Vietnamese war. The bill would provide fines up to $10,000 or jail sentences up to five years upon conviction. GLENN. KATHRYN B. McCUL- LOUGH-The family is receiving friends In the James W.

Golds- borp Funeral Home. Fairchance. until today at 9:30 a.m. Hequiem High Mass will be Intoned at 10 a.m. In St.

Helen's R.C. Church at Shoaf with Rev. Fr. Francis A. Glenn as celebrant.

Interment vrtll follow in Sylvan Heights Cemetery. CALIFORNIA SERVICES California Methodist Church will hive Church School tt a.m. Sunday. At the 19:45 a.m. morning worship, Rev.

W. LeRoy Jones will speak on "A Sail, A Rudder, and A Keel. Please Note--Change of Service GRAY, LENA DALZELL--Age 64 iars and 3 days, a resident of 213 ray Masonlown. died in the Presbyterian University Hospital, Pittsburgh, Friday morning, August 13. 1965.

She was the widow of the late Thomas H. Gray. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Masontown. Ideal Chapter 213 OES. American Legion Auxiliary and the Pals Club all of Masonlown.

She Is survived by a son, Thomas Gray ol Middletown, two daughters. Mts. Thomas (Betty) Allen of Hj-alts- ville, ana Mrs. Eugene (Normal Criss of Waynesburg. eight grandchildren; one brother, Clarence Dalzell of Johnstown.

two sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth Price and Miss Dalzell both of Masontewn, Friends will be received in Ihe David Honsaker Funeral Home. Masontown, this evening after 7 o'clock, until 19 noon.Monday and In the First Presbyterian Church from 12:34 to 1:30 the hour et service with Rev. Clarence C.

Shields officiating. Burial will be In Flat woodt Cemetery. Ideal Chapter 213 OES will hold aervtMs in the Funeral Sunday evening at o'clock. NECESSARY ONLY ONCE IN A LIFETIME purchase of a Cemetery Plat LAFAYETTE'S "BEFORE NEED PLAN" A doty no thoughtful person BENEFITS AND ADVANTAGES Personol selection of choice lots Large savings Small payments No last minute hasty decisions INQUIRIES Invited and VISITORS always welcome IA FAYETTE MftOfHALPAK.