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Thursday, Octotcr 22, 1953 THE PERRY COUNTY TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA. 1CKESBURG LIONS VISITED BY DISTRICT GOVERNOR HUNTING IS CAUSE OF NEEDLESS ACCIDENTS Public Sale ANNETTE CAR ELL PLAYS FEMALE LEAD IN "MARTIN LUTHER" FILM Farm Sale THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1953 The imdcrsigned will sell at his residence, one mile north of Elliottsburg and Vi miles south of Mannsville, the following personal property: LIVESTOCK 12 cows, mostly fall and winter, all T. B. and Bang's Tested; 4 heifers, 2 with calves: 3 shoats; 350 pullets Wallis Strain.

Ickesburg, Oct. 19. Harry A. Crumbling, District Governor of 14G of Pennsylvania Lions Club, made an official visit to the Ickesburg Lions Club on Thursday evening, October 8. Ickesburg is one of the 70 clubs in District 14G, it being in Zone A of Region 3 in the district.

The District extends from the New York State line on the north, south to Hershey, west to i'hillipsburg, and east to Danville. Mr. Crumbling, who was elected to the office of District Governor at the State Convention in Philadelphia in June, i a member of the Troy Club, is a Fast President, a Past Zone Chairman, and last year was Deputy District Governor of Kegion S. By profession he is an edncator, now being Principal of Troy High School. He is a firm believer in Lionism and is enthusiastic in advocating that Lions put into practice their creed of serving others.

President Ross Titzel introduced District Governor Crumbling and called upon him to address the group. Mr. Crumbling told briefly of the scope and Oct. 15. -Annette Carell, well-known stage, screen and television actress, plays the role of Katherine von Bora, the foftner nun who became Mrs.

Luther, in the dramatic feature film, "Martin Luther," which opens at the Silver Spring Drive-In Theatre on Sunday, October 25, for one week. In a cast dominated by men. Miss Carell has the only female speaking part. The story of the 16th century monk: who defied excommunication and the stake in his demand for religious reform was filmed on location in Western Germany by Louis de Rochemont Associates, producers of "Lost Boundaries" and "Walk East on Beacon," among other hits. Nial'l MacGinnis, distinguished British actor, formerly with the Old Vic Theatre in London, plays the title role.

Much of the casting for the film was done in Germany, where Miss Carell happened to be finishing a role in "Decision Before Dawn." When she heard that the de Rochemont company was casting the "Martin Luther" film at the Bavaria Film Studios in Munich, she rushed over and, without preparation, read a scene from the script with director Irving Pichel. So convincing was she that Pichel and producer Lothar Wolff signed her immediately for the role of Katherine Farm Sale Chester Schlusser will sell his Carroll Township, Perry County, Farm on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1953 at 1:30 P. M. on the premises 'situate about two miles East of Shermans Dale and about eight miles West of Marysville on the Fishing Creek Road, Perry County.

The farm is described as follows: On the North by Route 850 and lands of Paul Bentsel; on the East by lands of John A. Bentsel and Paul Sheriff; on the South by lands of Paul Sheriff, lands formerly by Kimber Jones and lands of Lester Jones; and on the West by lands of J. M. Stone and Parker Stewart, containing 133 acres, more or less, and having thereon erected a Two Story Frame Dwelling House, Bank Barn, and Outbuildings. (See Deed Book No.

139, page 529). This is an ideal dairy farm, barn providing for 31 head of dairy cattle; water and electric in barn and Modern Milk House. House has hot and cold water, bath and electric. Good stream through property. TERMS: 20 down on the day of sale and balance on April 1, 1954, when deed and possession will be given.

Other terms will be announced at the sale. CHESTER SCHLUSSER R. D. Shermans Dale, Pa. Auctioneer: C.

Shull' Attorney: Harry B. Crytzer Oct. 15, 1953-4t. Harry S. Hamilton will sell his Wheatfield Township, Perry County, FARM of approximately 59 lAcres between Newport and Duncannon (about one-half mile Northeast of State Route No.

849 at Bruces' Auction House) beginning at 1 :00 o'clock P. on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1953 liavinB thereon erected a TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE with electricity, water and bath hot water Jieat. A modern BARN with 18 stanchions and 1 bull pen. A very productive farm, modern in every way with other necessary outbuildings. FRAME BUNGALOW At the same time and place a frame bungalow with bath, lights and water on a tract 105 feet by 100 feet (formerly a part of the farm property) will be sold.

For chain of title see Perry Connty Deed Book No. 129, page 627. TERMS OF SALE: 25 when property is stricken down and the balance in 60 days when deed will be delivered. Possession is reserved of the bungalow property until April 1, 1954. Immediate potseuion of the farm will be given upon payment of the full balance which can be done any time within 60 days from the date of sale.

HARRY S. HAMILTON Auctioneer C. L. Swartz Attorney: Harry B. Crytzer October 8, 1953 3t.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS Oliver 70 tractor and cultivators, Oliver plows, No. 219, 14 in. bottoms; Oliver No. 22 mower, used one year; Oliver corn planter, rubber tired wagon with 16 ft. flat; New Idea horse manure spreader, John Deere 8-ft.

disc, I. H. C. baler T45, two years old; AUis Chalmers combine, with new motor this year; New Idea corn picker, 3 metal hog feeders, Surge milker, 3-can milk cooler, milk cans and buckets, milk can rack, rubber tired wheelbarrow, 80 steel posts, 2 electric fencers, cement mixer and 2 wheeled trailer. Will offer 1000 bales of hay and 300 bales of straw.

Sale at 12 o'clock noon. The Mannsville Lutheran Ladies Aid will serve refreshments. JOHN A. REISINGER Kwah. Auct.

Oct. 22. iNow that hunters are taking their guns out of locked closets, the next three months may well he termed "open season on children." While all huntimr accidents are needless, the maiming and killing of children as a result of the sport of hunting is particularly tragic. An estimated total of 9,300 shooting mishaps will occur this year. About three-fifths of these deaths and injuries will occur in the field or in public places, the remaining two-fifths will happen because of carelessness with guns in or around the home.

How many children will be involved? Last year the figure topped 2,700 killed and injured. According to the Institute for Safer living of the American. Mutual Liability Insurance Company, parents should be as gun-wary during the hunting seasons as battle-shy vets. If you live in the country or wooded areas, don't let the children play in the fields. Warn the children not to pick up or throw rocks at any shotgun shells they may see on the ground.

Ammunition is not to be played with. Don't let Dad toss his hunting jacket over a chair when he comes in from hunting. All ammunition should he cleaned out of togs, placed beyond the reach of children, and locked up before the hunting clothes are even put away. The hunting gun should be "broken down" and put safetly in its case before the hunter enters the house. When Dad cleans his gun, make sure the children are not present.

Finally, never 'allow a child under the age of 14 to accompany a hunter on a trip. No matter how cautious the child or his parent, there are probably other hunters in- the field. Too many of them are thoughtless and "trigger-happy." If guns and ammunition are no more accessible to children during the hunting season than at other times, and if children are kept out of target range, the headlines need not count so many children among the hunting season casualties again this year. Eeolf and Spo-tts. Clerks Oct.

22, 1953 3t. growth of Lionism, saying it is now the largest, strongest, and most active service organization in the world, and that last year, its 35th, was its best with over 900 new clubs organized in eight new countries, making 45 countries throughout the world and 26,000 new members added, making nearly one half million. Developing the theme further, he told of the far reaching benefits to communities throughout the land brought about by Lionism, through its 150,000 projects carried out last year. Mr. Crumbling- especially commended the Ickesburg Club for their activity program, for their good attendance record, and for their fine representation at cabinet meetings, state and national conventions.

NAMED ASSOCIATE CHAIRMAN IN MARCH OF DIMES CAMPAIGN For Sale ESTATE NOTICE DEEDS RECORDED Oct. 22. Judge Charles F. Greevy, Lycoming County jurist, has been named Pennsylvania Associate State Chairman for the March of Dimes 1954 campaign, it was announce recently by Basil O'Connor, president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. As Associate State Chairman, he will direct and coordinate the activities of county campaign directors throughout central Pennsylvania.

'Folio Prevention' is the theme of the 1954 March of Dimes drive," Mr. O'Connor said in announcing Judge VALUABLE HOME Property of Mrs. Harry K. Minich, at the corner of Church and Barnett Streets, Bloom-field Borough, Perry County, two and one-half story frame dwelling house vith 6 rooms and bath, oil steam heat, good garage, small shed, large lot fronting 103 feet on Barnett Street and 150 feet on Church Street. Excellent residential district.

Sold to settle Estate. Contact WILLIAM S. MORROW New Bloomfield, Pa. Agent for Heirs Notice is hereby given that Letters o.f Administration on the estate of Edward L. Baker, late of Spring Township, Perry County, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned.

IA'11 persons indebted to said estate will please make payment at once and those having claims will present them without delay to CHESTER L. BAKER, Mechanicsburg, R. D. 4, Pa. Administrator William S.

Morrow, Attv. Sept. 24, 1953 6t. von Bora. Does she look like the original Katherine? A check with old 16th century woodcuts and- engravings show that Miss Carell has the edge, aesthetically, over the original.

When a native research worker asked why a lovelier Katherine had been chosen; producer Wolff replied, "That woodcut must have been made when Mrs. Luther had become a tired hausfrau." In the scenes played by Miss Carell, the audience received a glimpse of the romance with Luther, the marriage, the companionship, and homelife of the 16th century reformer and his bride. Miss Carell was recently seen on CBS-TV "Omnibus" program playing with Frederick March in "Don Juan in Hell." She has also appeared with Alfred Drake on "Hollywood Screen Test," with Charlton Heston on "Studio One," and in Gloria Swanson's TV programs. In the legitimate theatre she has played with Spencer Tracy in "The Rugged Path" and with' Julie Harris in "Sundown Beach." The talented actress appeared as a' nun in "Portrait of Jennie" in which Jennifer Jones starred. She has been seen in the "March of Time" series and in U.

S. Signal Corps productions. She has also appeared in numerous stage and screen plays in England and Germany, among the latter Somerset -Maugham's "The Sacred- Flame." A native of Germany, Miss Carell came to this country from England in 1942 and is an American citizen. Raymond C. Lidddick to Verna S.

Liddick, Watts Township. Stanley K. Boone to Edith E. Stouf-fer, Carroll Township. John W.

Clouser to V. M. Deckman, Madison Township. H. B.

Snyder to John J. Sledginski, Carroll Township. James P. Crull to C. G.

Shull, Tyrone Township. C. G. Shull to Lee F. Shull, Tyrone Township.

Hayden King to Patricia C. King, Marysville Borough. Greevy's appointment. DIVORCE NOTICE Cricket fighting Is national pastime In China, and records of celebrated fighters are kept like those of race horses In other countries. Weighed In before every fight, a cricket classifies as heavy, middle or lightweight.

NOTICE Partnership of Young Ward, at Elliottsburg Auction has ceased, and is now under' the management of J. W. Young. Therefore I will not be responsible for any bills unless contracted for by myself. J.

W. Young "Victory over this crippling disease is definitely in sight and when it comes much of the credit will go to Judge Greevy and other volunteer leaders like him," Mr. O'Connor said. "At personal sacrifice they are bringing to the struggle not only their time and talent but an inspiring example of idealistc service to mankind." Judge Greevy at 38 is one of the youngest Common Pleas judges in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Nominated by both major parties, he was i trt 1 1.

The road system built by ancient Borne that stretched from northern Scotland to the Euphrates River In Asia Minor is still in use in some places. ENROLLED AS FRESHMAN AT SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY Canada Is second only to South Africa in gold production. I eiecieu to a lu-year iciin uu me ljcuuh Selinsgrove, Oct. 19. Charles Deitrich, son of Rev.

and Mrs. LaRoy S. Deitrich, 113 West Main Street, New Bloomfield, is enrolled in the freshman class at Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove. He is taking the Liberal Arts course. Commonwealth of Pa.

ss: County of Perry Loretta M. Fletcher, Plaintiff vs. Warren E. Fletcher, Defandant In the Court of Common Pleas of Pei ry County, Pennsylvania. No.

May Term, 1953. Warren E. Fletcher, 119 East Pallmall Street, Winchester, Virginia. You- are hereby notified that Loretta M. Fletcher, the Plaintiff, has commenced an Action of Divorce a-gainst you which you are required to defend.

M. W. CARMICHAEL, Sheriff of the County of Perry Pennsylvania. William S. Morrow, Attorney for Plaintiff, Oct.

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