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The Gazette and Daily, YorK, Pa. Monday Morning, June 16, 1952 61. DEATHS 83. FOR SALoE (Miscellaneous) Deaths and Funerals THOMAS On June 13, 1952 at 8:55 WASHEK PARTS We carry a complete a.m. at the residence of her son and daughter-hi-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Tho aiocic 01 genuine Maytag repair parts all models. Our service dept. specializes Tji washer repairs. Priced reasonable.

Call mas, 839 S. Albemarle Ida E. Thomas 743 uaoies, ii in. ueo. at, 33-mia-u wile of Maurice S.

Thomas, aged 91 years, 14 days. Relatives and friends are invited to at tend the funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at the nxiwara w. Baumeister colonial Mortuary S. Queen St.

at Jackson. Interment In Mt. Rose cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the Edward W. Baumeister mortuary HOME APPLIANCE BARGAINS Several slightly scuffed gas ranges, sinks and Wash.ng machines at big reductions.

Also Several good used refrigerators, washers and ranges. Also priced low. Terms can Sunday evening from 7 to 9. 61-J14-2t BLESSING On June 13. 1952.

at 7 a.m.. be arranged. V. W. west, 16 E.

mn cess St. 33-Jn6- at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Mrs. Geo. Siltzer, 416 Locust wrightsviiie, Minnie Mae Blessing, widow of Peter D.

Blessing, aged 75 years, 4 months and 16 davs. Mrs. Emma Redmond Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Redmond, who died Thursday at York hospital, were held Saturday afternoon from Morgan E. Frey Funeral home.

Officiating was Rev. C. C. Smith, pastor of West Poplar Street Church of God. Pallbearers were Ernest Gibson, Jack Martin, Kenneth Gibbons, Arthur Miller, Richard Martin and Arthur Jones.

Interment was in Mt, Rose cemetery. Austin Wilt Funeral services for Austin Wilt, husband of Lusetta Wilt, York RD 1, who died Wednesday at his home, were held Saturday morning from Walter W. Futer Funeral home. Rev. Irvin Glatfelter.

retired Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral service on Monday, June 16th. at 2 p.m., from the Etzweiler Funeral USED FURNITURE and household goods; also antiques of all kinds. Buy for cash or sell at auction. Sale Fri. nights.

P. E. Sakemiller Auction, 326 S. Duke. Ph.

43292. S3-m25-tf riome, wngntsvuie. interment in air-view cemetery, Wrightsviiie. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the Etzweiler Funeral Home, Wrightsviiie, Sun. eve.

from 7 to 9. 61-Jnl4-2t 312 RATS KILLED. "Star Warfarin." See March Readers' Wisconsin Discovery. Fulton Mehring A Hauser. 83-ml7-lmo USE- WASHERS Maytag and all makes in operating condition.

Prices as low as $10. Reconditioned and guaranteed washers fo. all makes slightly higher. Gable's, 128 N. George St 33-ml9-tf STRICKLER On June 13.

1952, at 1:30 p.m. at York hospital, Carl Lester Strick-ler, husband of Annie Wiiwert Strickler, Red Lion RD 2, aged 43 years, 7 months, 28 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, June 16, at 1:30 p.m. at the F. B.

Olewiler Funeral home. Red Lion. Interment in Zion EUB cemetery, near Red Lion. Friends may call at the funeral horn Sunday evening from 7 to 9 61-jl4-2t DAVID BRADLEY garden tractor with lawn mower, plow, harrow packer, cultivator attachments. Call 64504 after 6 p.m.

33-Jnll-6t ,31 Carey Etnier, Wyndham Hinis rather than coal gas, as was or ginaUy stated, according to invest tigating -officers of Grantley Fire company. George W. Williams, assistant fire chief, said last night that he and Grantley Chief John Eby, re versed the former decision Satur day after thorough study of pieces of the heater and other evidence and related conditions. The facts that there was no flash fire ana that the explosive blast was too great to have been caused by coal gas were determining factors, Williams said. Weather Calendar Weather Forecast EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA Fair and riot as warm in the east and north por tions today.

Tomorrow partly cloudy. MARYLAND AND DELAWARE Fair and continued quite warm today and to morrow. Dally Weather Report Local Station U. S. Weather Bureau (York Water Co.) York, June 14, 1962, 5 P.

M. TEMPERATURES Maximum 83 Minimum 45 Range 38 Set at 5 P. 82 PREVAILING WIND Direction East CHARACTER OF THE DAY Weather Clear HARRY ARNOLD, Local Observer. Dally Weather Report Local Station U. S.

Weather Bureau (York Water Co.) York, June 15, 1952, 5 P. M. TEMPERATURES Maximum 8 Minimum 46 Range 46 Set at 5 P.M 92 PREVAILING WIND Direction South" CHARACTER OF THE DAY Weather clear HARRY ARNOLD, Local Observer. Almanac For Today SUN RISES 5:36 A.M. SUN SETS 8:41 P.mI MOON RISES 1:41 A.M.

V. S. Weather Temperatures OP) The U. S. Weather Eureau reported the following temperatures for ester-, day.

High Low Chicago 95 70 Cleveland 94 69 St. Louis 101 74 Boston 90 65 Jacksonville 94 73 Miami 90 74 New York 94 68 Philadelphia 94 67 Pittsburgh 91 68 Washington 90 71 Atlantic City 74 60 pastor of Loganville, officiated. Pallbearers were William Geisler, Robert Unger, Henry Unger, Cur-vin Wilt, MelvurWilt and William Wilt, Jr, Interment was in Green-mount cemetery. KELLER On June 15. 1952.

at 3:15 AFRICAN VIOLETS Hundreds to select from. Newest variety colors. Greenhouse rear Arctic Locker. 262 Jefferson Ave. 33 jnll-lmo ifiELVINATOR Refrigerator, good reasonable.

Dial 92972. 33-jnll-6t p.m.. Euzene Arthur Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Keller, York RD 6, aged 14 years, 11 months, 1 day.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday. June 18. Harry Wellensiek Funeral sprvirps fnr Warw at 10 a.m. from Max G. Anstine Funeral home, 1701 West Market street Interment in Wolf's cemetery.

34. RADIOS TELEVISION QUALITY guaranteed service on all makes of radios and television by factory trained men. Hoffman's, 1003 E. Market St. Ph.

765a 34-m21-tf Relatives and friends are invited to call Wellensiek, formerly of York, .1 ji mi i on Tuesday evening from 7 to 9. 61-16-3t SAYERS On June 15. 1952. at 7:15 wno oiea inursaay in warnsDurg State hospital, were conducted by Rev. Dr.

T. S. Dickson, pastor of First Preshvtprian fhnrVi nt tha p.m. at the Maxell Convalescent home, rTank bayers, husband or the late Augusta Martin Savers, of 541 West King street 85. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 5 horsepower single phase motor.

Phone 70362. 35-Jnl4-3t Strack and Strine Funeral home aged 82 years, 8 months, 20 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Wednesday at Saturday morning. Professional Dallbearprs sprvprl Burial was in Prospect Hill ceme 2 p.m. DST at the Shindler Funeral home, 915 North Duke street Interment in Prospect Hill cemetery.

Friends are invited to call at the Shindler Funeral home on Tuesday evening from 7 until 9 p.m. 61-jl6-3t tery. WANTED Custom silo filling. George Lighty, East Berlin, Route 1. 35-nl3-3t WANTED All kinds of household furni-ture, stoves, dishes, tools, etc.

Will pay highest cash or will sell at auction for you. Ph. A. J. Storm Auction Room 32359 or 46345.

35-Jnl3-tf WILL BUY ITEMS over 30 years. China lamps and furniture. Grayce Jenkins. Ph. 93110.

35-m30-tf Albert M. Stoner Funeral services for Albert M. SHUE On June 15. 1952. at 1 a.m..

a Stoner, husband of Anna M. Stoner, who died Wednesdav at his her residence, 115 South East street, Spring Grove, Mrs. Josephine Sarah Shue, widow of Martin O. Shue, aged 81 years, 7 months, 4 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to at way, Bayonne, N.

died at 3 i. m. Saturday. Mrs. Halper, who taught at Pine street and Noell schools, was the daughter of the late Rev.

and Mrs. Fannie Weinstock, who lived in York. She is survived by her husband, a son, Robert Halper, Barberton, Ohio; a daughter, Mrs. Fred Goldsmith, New York; four sisters, Mrs. Mason Krischer, Los Angeles; Mrs.

Irene Rizika, 863 South George street, and Mrs. Mary "Kagen, 161 Rath ton road, and Mrs. Lillian Hollander, Oakland, Calif. Also surviving are a brother, Dr. Maurice Weinstock, Patcho-gue, N.

and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon. Harvey B. Clark Harvey B. Clark, former Yorker and a retired Army staff sergeant, died Saturday at his home in Shreveport, of a heart attack.

He was 57. A son of the late Mrs. Mary Day, Clark was born near Windsor. He entered the U. S.

Army in 1917 and served in the Muese-Argonne and St. Mihiel campaigns. During World War he served as a mechanic with the Army Air Force in Australia. He retired jn 1946. Besides his wife, the former Ruby Shepherd, of Arkansas, he is survived by two children, Harvey, and Frank, both at home; six step-children, two sisters, Mrs.

Maud Strine, 586 West Princess street, and Mrs. Grace Oden, Llano, and a brother, Earl Clark, 1815 Andrews street Funeral services will be held today in Shreveport. Interment will be in Arkansas. Soviet Envoy Sought In British Spy Case London UP) The second secretary of the Russian embassy here, Pavel Kuznetsov, central character in Britain's latest spy case, could not be found in London yesterday. The presumption grew that he is on the high seas bound for Moscow.

Several of London's Sunday newspapers said he sailed away Saturday with Georgi Zarubin, former ambassador here, who is going to Moscow for instructions preparatory to taking over the Russian embassy in Washington. Kuznetsov was named in a magistrate's court here Saturday as the Russian in contact with 24-year-old William Martin Marshall, Foreign Office wireless operator accused of communicating to Russian officials information possibly useful to an enemy. Kidney Stones Growth Held Stopped By Drug Chicago UP) Painless shots of a mystery drug can prevent grow- th oi paiaiul'anu uangeiOuS kidney stones, the American Medical Association was told Friday by three medical researchers. The drug is hyaluronidase, an enzyme that softens tissues it touches. It's used to talce the pain out of swellings and the bite out of some drug injections," and to make local anesthetics spread farther.

Steam Caused Explosion' Of Etnier Water Heater Steam was the cause of an explosion in a "dinky" water heater Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. tend the funeral services on Wednesday at 2 p. m. from the Mt. Zion Reformwi home, 1142 East Philadelphia street, were held Saturday morning at Fourth EUB church.

Rev, Edward W. Leech, pastor, 44. LOST FOUND REPORT Lost and Found animals and cruelty cases to York Co. S. P.

C. A. Thomasville 1. Phone 70958. Reports confidential.

44-jl2-lmo church, Spring Grove. Interment in Spring Grove cemetery. irienas may call at the late home, 115 South East street, on Tuesday from 7 Pallbearers were Jamps to P.m. 6l-jl6-3t KRJMEV rl Inn. 11 lCKO at w.

George Pfleiger, Richard Pfleiger, jearry castle, Charles Stoner and Erney, "Blue Ripples" cottage, Accomac, id years, momns, ix oays. RpLatlVPc. nnri frbnHo oro Invito at. mcnara ry. was in Mt.

Rose cemetery. tend the funeral services at the Strack and Strino. Piinrnl Hmn. lonet vt. jua." ket St.

Wednesday 10:30 A.M. DST. In- Arthur T. Murphy Funeral services for Arthur TP- 45. SCHOOLS INSTRUCTIONS WANT TO BE AN INFANT NURSE Profitable career, need, enjoyable work.

Learn at home in spare time. High school not needed. For free facts, write Wayne School of Practical Nursing, 814 co Gazette Daily. HORN'S DRIVING SCHOOL, 518 W. Jack-son St.

Complete dual controls. Relieves Student of tension and nervousness, even on first lesson. For free demonstration dial 48309. Elsie Horn, instructress. mo iciinciiL ui x-ruspeci am cemetery.

Friends are invited to call at the Strack and Strlne Funeral Home Tuesday eve- Murphy, husband of Mrs. Salinda 61-U6-2t SCHMALRRRnERnn Inn. 1A 1CKO .1 atociter Murphy, 856 East Mason avenue, who died Wednesday at the University of Pennsylvania 7 at Yoric hospital, Helen M. Sch- DEAF? Call 45379 for FREE test with New Beltone Melody Batteries, service for all aids. Ellis Rebcr, 6th Floor, Hartman Bldg.

luaiuagn', wiie ol uavia jscnmaiDerger, Hellam RD 1. acpA 9ft won hospital, Philadelphia, were held 13 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to the funpral Tuocrfnu in Saturday morning at the Memorial Funeral Home of Henry Slee-ger and Sons. the Edward W. Baumeister Colonial mortuary, South Queen street at Jackson.

Relatives and friends are invited to call at the Edward W. Maumeister Colonial mortuary Monday evening from 7 to 9. Rev. Oliver S. Hartman.

Dastor of Emmanuel Reformed church, officiated. Pallbearers were Ar bl-lt-lt JONES On Juno 1 1QRO of a. IS thur Kline. James Hamburger. fit tiV hniTW nf hta mA 1 67.

LEGAL I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by my wife, Dorothy E. Williams, York 7. James M. Williams, 1628 Wayne York, Pa. 57-j9-3toaw ANNUAL MEETING The annual meet-lng of the York Hospital, a corporation, will be held the fourth Monday in June (June 23, 1952) at 2 P.

M. in the auditorium of the new Nurses' Home for the election of five directors to serve for a term of three vears. and the transaction Andrew Miller. Theodore Mvers. A- Neff, Dallas-town, William Dugmore Jones.

Barley Mill mart Wnllinofnrrf to anA ro LLOYD E. GROVE Cemetery Memorials Opposite Prospect Bill Cemetery Office North York Branch Dlp.j fart N. Main Shrewsbury Phone M191 Robert Houseal and Arthur Murphy, Jr. 1 month, 21 days. Amone the survivors, not listed iiaiives and frjends are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday at 1:30 p.m.

from the Foster Funeral home, Col- previously, was a sister. Mrs. Ella Ihn cronornl hiisinpss nf the CorDoration. MitcheL Delta. Interment was in cemetery, Camden, N.

J. 6 nr. Lavia tu rauies, oeucmiy. 57-19-lfl Mt, Kose cemetery. pm' at the BurZ Euneral home, Red Lion.

ci SELECT THE BEST" Frank Savers klNilff MEMORIALS N. Highland Ave West York Frank layers, west King street, husband of the late Augusta Martin Sayers, died at 7:15 p. m. last night at Maxell Convalescent home, 830 West Market street He was 82. Surviving are three children, George Sayers, York; William Sayers, Falls Church, and Mrs.

Jacob W. Billet, 541 West King street; a brother, Latimer Sayers, York, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at Shindler Funeral home, 915 North Duke street.

Interment will be in Prospect Hill cemetery. Mrs. Henry Halper Mrs. Rose Weinstock Halper, a former York school-teacher, and wife of Henry Halper. 882 Broad- 62.

UNDERTAKERS 63. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank friends, neighbors relatives for their kindness during the death funeral of our 'Son, Robert L. Weaver; also for the beautiful flowers and the use of automobiles. Mr. ft Mrs.

Raymond Weaver. 63-Jnl6-lt We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, neighbors friends for the many kindnesses shown ft sympathy extended during the illness ft aeath of our dear mother and sister, Emma L. Redmond; also for the beautiful floral tributes and use of automobiles. By the Children. 63-jn16-1t 60.

PUBLIC SALES NEWCOMER'S Big Sale on Heavyweight Felt-Base Congoleum Rugs Misprints at very low. prices. Also 9x12 cotton rugs at greatly reduced prices. A few more metal cabinets at, less than cost Also closeout on bedroom suites, dinette suites, chest of drawers, nite stands, vanity benches. Most liberal trade-in allowances on old turn.

Special notice: We need truck loads of good used furniture. Highest cash prices paid for used bedroom suites. NEWCOMER'S Rear of 530 S. Geo. St.

Phone: 48589 or 89272 6010,11,12,14,16 FEEDS Ervin M. Spongier York Dial 8J02J ATTENTION MEMBERS bit. SLLJiiO aVSiMAaaii Sale Reflates Uattnt, CASH with ORDER. When eopy of sale list Is not forwarded wttli request fr Sale Register Notice, a deposit of S4-M Is required, which amoosrt Is ased a a credit on the complete sale advertising bill If this amounts to St.OO or more. FREE LISTING Is limited to 60 dan before date of sate.

For a looser period, aotiee will be inserted at the rate of IZ.OO per line per montii, cash with order. June 21, real estate and household goods of Harry A. and Fairy E. Shive, mile east of Wellsville on road leading past school house to Straight hilL 59-m31 to JZ1 June 19, household goods and farming implements. of Mrs.

Lillie Myers, York R2, on road from Mack's Ice Cream Parlor to Red Front 59-jn 4 to 19 June 21, real estate of the late John Schmidt, 900 S. George St 59-13 to 21 Sat. June 21, real estate of Sarah A. K. Toober, deceased, in Spring Garden S.

Queen St etU 59-jn3 to 21 Sat, June 21, household goods of J. w. rBarnes, 162 E. Market Hellam, Pa. 59-jn 4 to jn 21 Sat, 21, 1952, Twp.

School properties of Dover York Co. Lenhart's school. Emig's school, Julius' school. Trimmer's school and equipment of each building. 59-jn6 to Jn21 Sat, June 21, 2 p.m., real estate and personal property of Clara E.

Henry, late of Seven Valleys Boro York Co. on premises Cherry St, Seven Valleys. 59-jlO to 21 Sat, June 21, 1952, personal property and livestock of J. J. Kestrevic in Fafryiew York 1 miles south of New Cumberland, where Susquehanna Trail crosses the Turnpike.

59-m29 to J21 Sat, June 28, 1952, household goods and poultry equipment of Wood row Heffner on road between Winterstown and Felton, North Hopewell Twp. 59-Jnl6t28 Sat, June 28. real estate of George E. Druck. In Hellam Twp.

57-m27 to j28 Sat. June 28. antiques and personal property in the estate of Annie S. Stare, 10 mL N. of York on road from Pleasant Grove to Bowers Bridge.

59-m23 to jn28 Sat, June 28. school property In Jackson Picking's school, on Lincoln W. of Thomasville, also Roth's school, on Roth's Church from Spring Grove to Lincoln Hwy. 50-Jn 4 to 28 Saturday, June 28. household (foods of Amanda J.

Meyers, at 29 E. Main St, Dallastown. 59-j9to28 Sat June 28, personal property of the testate of Wm. M. Buckingham, late of Irfwver Windsor Twp.

ml. from Burk-fcolder Rd. 59-jnl3to28 Sat, June 28, 1952, real estate and personal property In the estate of John A. Shearer, in Jacobus. 59-J2 to 28 Sat, July 12.

real estate and household goods of Harvey Fetrow. in Lewisberry, York county. 59-m28 to WALTER FUTER Dial 7200 Funeral Home, 662 Linden Ave. 62-Jl-tf EUW. W.

BAUMEISTER Funeral Director, Queen and Jackson Sts. 62-jl-tf LOCAL 1852 STRACK AND STRIKE Funeral Home 1205 Market St 62-Jl-tf -CIO USA MAX O. ANSTINE Dial 7594 Funeral Director. 1701 West Market 62-Jl-tf PUBLIC AUCTION Tonight, June 16 at MAUL AUCTION ROOM 127 No. Newberry 7 O'clock Sofa bed, 3 up-chairs, kitchen cabinet, china closet, table, 4 chairs, day bed, crib, single bed and spring, elec.

washer, boudoir chair, cong. rug, clothes hamper, screen door, screens, rubber tired lawn mower, gas range, end tables, chairs, rockers, clocks, dishes, glass, misc. Albert Mann, Mrg. Phone 36470. Roy Gotwalt, Auct 60-inl6-lt J.

M. SHINDLER AND SON Funeral Directors. 900-911 N. Duke St. t-)i-ti 1111 Market St, York Dial 6236 62-Jl-tf ROLLER FUNERAL HOME 2000 W.

Market Dial 6274 62-fl-tf BLAINE K. DECKER Dial 7744 Funeral Home, 550 W. King St 62-jl-tf Election of Union Officers TODAY, JUNE 16, 1952 Will be held in the Fire House' opposite the Acco Plant (Upper Mill) between the hours of 6 A. M. and 6 P.

M. HENRY SLEEGER AND SONS Funeral Directors 822 Market St 62-Jl-tf KENNETH ELLIS Dial 1433 Funeral Director, 117 W. Cottage Place 62-Jl-tf EIGHT CZECHS CONVICTED London UP) Communist Czechoslovakia said Saturday it had tried and sentenced eight Czechs, two of them to death, on charges of spying for the Vatican, and "American warmongers." Prague radio in a broadcast heard here said the' trial was held June 11-13 before the State Court at Brno. All the accused were charged with anti-state activities and terrorism on behalf of the Vatican and with being in the pay of American Imperialists. GUY B.

CREEF Dial 6781 Funeral Director, 843 K. Market 62-Jl-tf MORGAN E. FREY Pboa S7K Funeral Service 1223 N. Georg St Stop! took! Read! Daily the Want Ads. listed The Gazette and Daily.

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