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In THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1934 17. Employes To Vote Today On Union Plan National Officials Address Mass Meeting of American Federation Of Labor Branch More than 400 employes of the Lackawanna Railroad Shops affiliated with the American Federation of Labor at meeting at Regal Hall last night prepared for the poll to be taken today on the choice of unions. Speakers expressed the opinion that the majority of the workers would vote in favor of the A. F. of L.

and defeat the company union plan of representation. J. W. Walsh and John Moffett, of the U. S.

Mediation Board, will be in charge of the poll. Balloting will start at 7 o'clock this morning. The vote will be taken at the shops. The mediators will poll the Kingston and Binghamton shops tomorrow. The tabulation will start either tomorrow night or Sunday and the result probably announced on Sunday or Monday.

The speakers last night were: John F. Radigan, Flushing, L. A. F. of L.

representative assigned to the poll; Joseph Ringler, Hornell, N. chairman of the Blacksmiths' Union, Erie Railroad; William Weismer, Buffalo, N. president of the Machinists' Union, Erie Railroad, and Thomas Lenehan, Wilkes-Barre, organizer for the Railway Carmen. At Hotel Casey, last night, J. R.

Abbot, Chicago, met with members of Railway Clerks and Station Employes' Union. Mr. Abbot denounced the company union system. Taylor Taylor News for The Republican left with Evan Evans. 109 West Taylor street, or phoned to Taylor 129-R will receive immediate attention.

Society Meets Tonight TAYLOR, Sept. Willing Workers Society, Methodist Episcopal Church, will meet on Friday evening the home of Mrs. Robert Davis, West Taylor Street. This will be the first meeting of the Fall season. Mrs.

Gomer president, requests a full To Nominate Officers TAYLOR, Sept. of officers and matters pertaining to the Fall and Winter activities will feature the meeting of Taylor Post, American Legion Friday evening. President Arthur Rieder will preside. All members are requested to attend. ENTERTAINS CLUB TAYLOR, Sept.

June Watkins, West Taylor Street, entertained the members of the Forget-Me-Not Club in her home last Tuesday evening. Officers were elected as follows: June Watkins, president; Anne Stevens, vice-president; Jane Oister, secretary; Morgan Bevan, treasurer. Lunch was served by Mrs. Watkins. Present were: Sarah Lewis, Jane Oister, Ruth Bell, Ruth Jane Watkins, Ann Owens, Anne Stevens, Margaret Bevan and June Watkins.

CLASS REUNION TOMORROW TAYLOR, Sept. plans were made at the meeting of Class 1931, Taylor High School, last evening for the reunion outing on Saturday evening at Daleville Airport Casino. Edward Von Bergen is chairman of the reservation committee and announces that all members are requested to meet at the Calvary Baptist Church, Pond and Church Streets, at 8 o'clock. BRIEF MENTION TAYLOR, Sept. Green Leaf Club will meet on Friday evening to wind up affairs of the recent clambake.

All members are to attend. The choir of St. Paul's Evangelical Church will meet on Friday evening for rehearsal. Miss Anna Louise Howells, East Grove Street, has returned after spending two weeks in Mount Pocono. Clarence Howells who had been engaged as a ministerial instructor at Spruce Creek, has returned home to resume his studies at Bucknell University, St.

Paul's Church Bowling League will meet on Monday evening in the church parlors at 7:30 o'clock to make plans for the 1934-35 season. All bowlers must enroll at this meeting. Recent births in Taylor Hospital follow: To Mr. and Mrs. John Tarhanish, Old Forge, a daughter, and to Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Hynoski, Old Forge, a son, John. Joseph Stanton has returned to Maryland after a few days visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.

J. Stanton, Church Street. The Taylor Quoit team will oppose the Old Home Bread quoiters tonight at 7:30 o'clock on the Taylor courts, West Taylor Street. Rev. Ware Conducts Wrightnour Service The faneral of George Wrightnour, 1533 Madison Avenue, Dunmore, Was held yesterday afternoon with services in the home in charge of the Rev.

J. Lawrence Ware, rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd. Flower bearers were: John H. Williams, Robert J. Post, W.

M. Corbin, Dr. P. F. Kerstetter, Anthony Schultheis and R.

D. Richardson. Casket bearers were: David J. Jones, Max F. Henkelinan, Fred W.

Edwards, George F. Hower, Charles E. Lee and George O. Sharps. Interment, Abington Hills Cemetery.

Fire in Street Central city companies in charge of Assistant Superintendent John Gritfiths were called out at 10:30 o'clock last night when a quantity of clothing was ignited in the roadway in the 200 block of Vine Street. Clothing Is Stolen Two waltresses and a bartender at the Buddy Club Beer Garden, 227 Penn Avenue, told the police last night that several dresses and a man's coat were stolen from a cloak room in the establishment. Plans Completed For Tauras Outing Annual Conducted Affair Will Be Sunday Arrangements were completed last night for the annual outing and clambake of the Tauras Club. to be held all day Sunday at the Old Homestead, ANTHONY YANOSHAT located along the Lackawanna Trail Daleville. Peter Pestinikas, general chairman of the committee, pects the affair to be one of the most enjoyable in the history of the popular Lithuanian organization.

Anthony Yanoshat, president of the club, and Jonas Stepanauckas, past president, also are taking an active interest in the affair. Several features are on the program, including trapshooting, dancing, races and softball games. Assisting Mr. Pestinikas on the committee are: Anthony Shalna, Anthony Kelly, Anthony Galenas, Anthony Kubilus, Barney Mikulis, John Belsh and Anthony Pangonas. The latter, a director of the Scranton Baseball Club of the NYP League, will be in charge of all athletic events.

Dunmore Items left at Knoepfel and MIler's Drug store or mailed to 1531 Electric street will receive diate attention, or phone 2-8036. Italian-American Club Will Convene Joseph M. Lettieri, president of the newly organized Italian-American Republican Federation, has issued a call for a special meeting to be conducted Monday night at 8 o'clock in DeAn? drea's Hall. The purpose of the Federation is to unite all the Italians of the borough into 8 solid organization to work in harmony for the general welfare. Mr.

made Lettieri at the expects a partial report to be session by the temporary executive committee headed by Dr. Leonard Freda and Attorney Ralph Mastriant. All borough Italians are welcome to membership and invited to attend future meeteings. Plans Made to Attend Holy Name Convention Plans were made last night by members of the Holy Name Society of St. Mary's Church, Dunmore, to take part in the Holy Name convention and celebration to be held on Sunday at Marywood College.

It was announced at the meeting that the diocesan leaders have allotted 1,500 badges for the Dunmore society. Prof. John McAndrew presided at the meeting. The following were named to sell badges at the various masses at St. Mary's Church on Sunday: 6 o'clock, Harry Connolly and Prof.

Albert Bradican. 7 o'clock, Patrick Crane and Peter Joyce; 8 o'clock, Tom Hastings and Thomas O'Malley; 9 o'clock, Thomas Flaherty and John Flynn; 10:30 o'clock, Arthur Engel and Patrick McCarthy; 11:30 o'clock, William Quinn and William Greavy, Prof. Joseph McHale was named chairman of the soclety's badge committee. Badges are to be sold to men, women and children in St. Mary's Church.

Firemen Answer Two Alarms in Dunmore Two slight fires broke out in Dunmore yesterday. At 8:10 o'clock the water front in the kitchen stove exploded in the home of Leonard Williams, 117 East Grove Street, and the 'Neptune Company was called to the scene. Mr. and Mrs. Williams were at home when the blast took place but escaped uninjured.

There WAS slight 7 blaze o'clock after the the Neptune, explosion. Independent and Electric Companies were called out to an alarm turned in from Box 16, Monroe Avenue and Grove Street, Dundell, where bus was on Are. A short circuit 1s blamed for the blaze. There WAS slight damage with no passengers being injured. CLUB MEETS TONIGHT The regular monthly meeting of the Dante Club will be held in D'Andrea's Hall, this evening at 8 o'clock.

All members are urged to attend. The newly elected officers of the club will be installed at this meeting. They are: president, Prof, Hector DeFazio; vicepresident, Leonard Lavallo; secretary, Prof, James Morell; financial secretary, Prof. Vincent (James) Gatto; treasurer, Tommy Bevelock; sergeant-atarms, Art Gallo; trustees, Samuel Mastraina, Andrew Mecca and James Sacco. DUNMORE MEN.

IN PARADE Scranton Council No. 33, Order of Independent Americans' Degree Team, which won first prize at the State Convention held in Hazleton on Labor Day, was well represented by Dunmoreans. The following took part in the parade: Joseph Dworshock, Paul. (State Republicans Gain in Strength Registration Marked by Heavy Turnout (By the Associated, Press) Gains in Republican strength over last shown in scattered reports year, night from the first day's registration of Philadelphia and third class city voters for the November election. In practically every city, the turnout heavier than was recorded on the first day in 1933.

Republicans, claimed a three-to-one edge in Philadelphia on the basis of scattered figures from the city's 1,283 precincts. John B. Kelly, chairman of the Democratic City Committee, charged "the Republican Organization) of Philadelphia is trying to buy the election" and threatened to take alleged violators "'Into Federal Courts." 350 War Veterans Poisoned by Food Victims Stricken at National Military Home LOS ANGELES, Sept. 6- hundred and fifty war veterans residing at the National Military Home tonight were stricken with ptomaine poisoning and were under care of physicians. Fifty of the' men were reported suffering from severe cases of poisoning.

Col. James S. Mattison, chief medical officer at the home, called to duty every available orderly, nurse and physician to aid those already on duty in caring for the 111 veterans. Drum Corps to Compete At State Police Rodeo One of the local features of the rodeo program to be staged at Brooks Field, Providence Road, next Tuesday afternoon by the Pennsylvania State Police will be competitive drill between the drum corps of the Peckville and Blakely American Legion Posts. Judges of the drill will be Major T.

Linus Hoban, Commander Bernard O'Har aand Prof. William Chase. Frank Valella is commander of the Peckville Post and Kenneth Jones is ward Davis are commander and drum drum major. James Crooms and Edmajor respectively of the Blakely Post. In the exhibition of trained horses, which will be one of the highlights of the program, Private Frank M.

Supata, Wyoming Barracks, will take the place of First Sergeant James Seerey, who was seriously injured while training his mount at Wyoming on Wednesday afternoon. Other events on the program Include mounted drill, motorcycle riding exhibition, mounted wrestling, exhibition of high jumping horses, exhibition by the trained police dogs, "Omar" and "Mark," horses jumping over automobiles with riders, flag drill mounted, exhibition of rough riding and jumping through hoops of fire by members of Troop B. Sunday School Workers To Convene Tomorrow Preparations have been completed by officers of the Lackawanna County Sunday School Association for the annual Fall retreat tomorrow and Sunday at the Y. W. C.

A. Camp, Lake Ariel. Upwards of 300 are expected to attend. The program Saturday afternoon, recreation period; 6 p. dinner; 7 p.

opening challenge, the Rev. Verner S. Mumbulo, pastor of Asbury Church; 7:20 p. report of project committee, Lowell Stevens; 8 p. worship service, and 8:30 p.

assembly. Sunday-7 a. morning watch; a. breakfast; 9 first discussion 10 a. recreation period; 10:30 a.

discussion period; 11:30 a. recreation period; 12:30 p. lunch; 2 p. discussion period; 3 p. rest period; 4 p.

discussion period; 5 p. dinner, and 7 p. assembly. Holl, Sam Hadden, Owen Simonson, Everett Stevens, Harold Stevens, Walter Stevens and Walter Stevens Jr. Walter Stevens was in charge of the team.

Woman Slightly Hurt As Automobile Upsets by Rysak, 219 Popular An owned and driven Street, Dickson City, turned over about 1 o'clock yesterday morning in the 1700 block of Adams Avenue, more. Miss Mary Hallock, 640 Jefferson Avenue, Dunmore, WAS among those riding in the car and suffered slight injuries. She was attended by Dr. Carl Hosier and then removed to her home. Captain of Police Morlino investigated the accident and directed the motorist to appear for a hearing later in the day.

The hearing was ducted by Justice of the Peace Longo, who required Rysak to furnish bail in $500. Police have not learned what caused the auto to upset. VOTERS MAY ENROLL All Dunmore voters whose addresses have been changed since the last election and who were not enrolled this week by the various assessors can still have their registration corrected at the County Commissioners' office in Scranton. DUNMORE BRIEFS A special meeting of all legionnaires of the borough will be held tonight in the legion rooms at 8 o'clock to discuss several important matters. Chesley Lumbert, Scituate, is visiting friends in town.

He is a former resident, having lived on Electric Street. Mr. Lambert is being entertained by Joseph Dempsey, 1701 Quincy Avenue. A wiener roast was held recently by the members of the Prospect Honie Club at Madisonville. Marion Russell was general chairman of the committee on arrangements.

An ancient well, 250 feet deep, was discovered in Falamich several months ago, relieving drouth in Palestine, Sheriff's Sales -01- ton, County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsvivania. bounded and described as follows. to wit: Being portion of lot Number Eleven Valuable Real Estate -00- Friday, Sept. 14, 1934 By virtue of sundry writs of Peri Facias. Levari Facian, and Venditioni Expones.

Issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Lackawanna County. to me directed. I will expose at public sale. by vendue or outcry. to the best and highest bidder.

for cash. at the Court House. in the City of Scranton. County of Lackawanna. and State of on FRIDAY.

SEPT. 14, 1934 at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day. all the right. title and interest of the defendants in and to all the following described lots. pieces or parcels of land.

to wit: No. 1. All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land situate. lying and being in the City Scranton.

County of Lackawanna and State of Pennavivania. bounded and Being the northeasterly thirty-six and described as follows: one-half feet of Lot Number One in Square or Block Number Ninetyeight (98), and situate upon the Lackawanna Iron Coal Company's Plot of Lots of the City of Scranton, intended to be registered and recorded. and situate upon street called and known as Stone Street. now South Webster Avenue. said lot of land being thirty-six and one-half feet in front and rear and one hundred forty (140) feet in depth.

This parcel of land is rectangular and situate on the south corner of Stone and Hemlock Streets, with an alley in the rear sixteen (16) feet wide for public use, with the privilege of using ten (10) feet In front of the front line of the parcel of land on Hemlock Street and five (5) feet on Stone Street for vard. vault. porch. plasza, cellarWAY and bay windows. but for no other purpose.

All Improved with two-story frame dwelling and basement store and outbuildings thereon. Coal and minerals excepted and reserved. Seised and taken in execution at the Bosak State Bank of Scranton. William D. Gordon.

Secretary of Banking for the Common wealth of Pennsvivania. in Possession. vs. James J. Hayes.

in the lust sum of One Thousand Dollars. Sheriff to collect $1099.00. with interest from Aug. 2. 1933.

together with attorney's commission of five ner cent and costs. Judement tered to No. 809. September Term. 1935.

Writ of Vend Ex Issued July 18. 1934 to September Term. 1934. FRANK E. DONNELLY.

Attorney. ALSO No. All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land. situate in the city of Scran- Green Ridge Gordon Williams Jr.

spondent. Phone 7288. Asbury League Plans For Fall Activities The first Fall meeting of the cabinet of the Senior Asbury League of Youth, Asbury M. E. Church, Was conducted last night in the home of Miss Bessie Webber, Brown Avenue.

Reports of vice-presidents were read and plans were tentatively outlined for Fall and Winter activities. It was announced that the annual retreat of the league will be conducted on Saturday, Sept. 22, at a place out of the city. The exact location as well as the program will be planned within the next few days. Preliminary arrangements were also made for the staging of a dramatic presenta-291.

tion in November. The group will conduct wiener roast the early part of next month, it was announced. Aid Resumes Meetings Members of the Ladies' Aid Society of Asbury M. Church yesterday afternoon resumed their Fall meetings with a covered dish luncheon in Nay Aug Park. Mrs.

Victor D. Thayer, president of the unit, presided over a business session which followed. Tentative arrangements were outlined for coming events. The next meeting of the society will be conducted on Thursday, Oct. 4, in the church.

SUFFERS BITE FROM DOG Chyleen Fabel, 7, 1554 Capouse Avenue, was treated by Dr. R. W. Williams, 812 Green Ridge Street, last night after she had been bitten by dog while playing at her home. The matter was reported to North Scranton police and Patrolman Michael Murphy investigated and informed the owner of the animal, William Tyler, 1528 Capouse Avenue keep the canine locked up for twenty-one days.

MATTHEWES RETURNS HOME Abel S. Matthews, Grandview Street, has returned from Evanston, where he attended the national convention of Methodist Youth, which was held in First M. E. Church, that city. Mr.

Matthews, resident of Lackawanna County Inter-Church Sunday School Association, was an official delegate of the Scranton District, Epworth League. TO RESUME SCHEDULE The Fall and Winter schedule will be resumed in Green Ridge Baptist Church with the return of the following meeting times: 10:30 o'clock, morning worship; 12. Sunday School, and 7:30 o'clock, evening worship. The Rev. A.

T. O. Marks, Philadelphia, who has preached in the local edifice before, will return on Sunday and will be guest speaker at both morning and evening services. ASBURY SCHEDULE The Fall and Winter meeting times in Asbury M. E.

Church will be resumed on Sunday, the Rev. Verner 8. Mumbulo, pastor, announced last night. The following schedule will be reverted to: 10:30 o'clock, morning worship; 12 o'clock, Sunday School, and 7:30 o'clock, evening worship. The Asbury League of Youth will resume their Sunday evening service on Sept.

16, meeting at 6:30 p. m. CLASS HOLDS CORN ROAST The Junior Philathea Class, Green Ridge Baptist Church, conducted its annual corn roast on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Norbelle Long, Hollisterville. More than fortyrive attended.

Entertainment was provided by the Madden Trio, assisted by Ralph Davis and Mrs. Arthur Long. GREEN RIDGE NOTES A special meeting of the Women's Auxiliary, Church of the Good Shepherd, will be held in the rectory 2425 North Washington Avenue, today 2:30 p. m. Lamberti to Protest On Automotive Code The Master Automotive Repairmen's Association last night authorized John Lamberti, president of the Pennsylvania Automotive Maintenance Association, to go to Washington to enter protest on the proposed maintenance code.

He was given authority to vote for 30,000 member garages throughout the state. A clambake will be held at Trostels Farm on Sept. 16. Sheriff's Sales Attorney. ALSO (11) in Block "G' In Williams' Addition to the city of Scranton: beginning at the corner of lots Numbers Eleven and Twelve (11 and 12) on Brown Avenue.

thence ning In Southerly direction along boundary line of lots Eleven (11) and Twelve (12) distance of Sixty-five (69) feet, to point: thence in westerly direction right angles to the last line distance of forty (40) feet to boundary line between lots Ten (10) and Eleven thence in Northerly direction along anid boundary line distance of Sixty-five (65 feet to Brown Avenue: thence in an Dasterly direction Forty (40) feet alone Brown Avenue to the place of beginning. Map of Williams' Addition to the City of Scranton 18 recorded in Lackawanna County in Deed Book 161 at page 534. Being the same piece or parcel of land convered to James Watson by Albert B. Colley. et by Deed dated November 1921.

and duly recorded In Lackawanna County in Deed Book 309 at Page 476. Improved with certain single, two one-half story frame dwelling house and garage. Commonly designated as 3130 Brown Avenue. Scranton, Pa. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of the North Scranton Bank.

now by chance of name the North Scranton Bank and Trust Company of Scranton. against James Watson. Debt $6,000.00. Sheriff to collect $2.859.00 with Interest thereon from August 24, 1933. Attorney Commission af five per cent and costs.

Judement to Number 67 March Term, 1934. Alias PI. Pa. to September Term. 1934.

Writ issued August 9, 1934. CORNELIUS B. COMEGYS. No. 3.

All those two certain lots. pieces or parcels of land situate, lying and being in the City of Scranton. County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows. to wit: The first thereof being all that certain piece. or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Third Ward of the City of Scranton.

County of Lackawanna and State of described as follows: Beine Lot No. One Hundred Seventyseven (177) on Ferdinand corner of Morris according to plot of "Mectric Olty Park." mad of which is duly recorded in Lackawanna County. Said lot being -five (25) feet wide in front on Ferdinand Street. One Hundred Fourteen and Fifty-three one-hundredth (114.53) feet in depth along Morris Street. and rectangular in shape.

Coal and minerals excepted and reserved. The Second thereof being all that certain piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the Third of the City of Scranton. County of Lackawanna and the State of described as follows: Being Lot No. One Hundred Seventyfive (175) on Ferdinand Street. according to plot of "Electric City Park" map of which is dulv recorded in Lackawanna County.

Said lot being Twenty-five (25) feet wide In front on Ferdinand Street, One Hundred and Fourteen and Fiftythree one hundredths (114.53) feet in depth and rectangular in shape. Coal and minerals excepted and reserved. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Stanley A. Burns. Administrator of the Estate of Alexander Burns, Deceased.

vs. Frank Zenkus and Annie Zenkus. Sheriff to collect $3.727.01. with interest and costs. Judement entered to No.

1999 September Term 1934. Fl. to September Term 1934. Writ issued August 9. 1934.

D. H. JENKINS, Attorney. No. 4.

All the following piece, parcel or lot of land situate in the City of Scranton. bounded and described as follows. to wit: Being part of Lot Number twelve (12) in square or block number two hundred and nine (209). as shown upon plot of lots known as the Lewis Jones Addition to the City of Scranton. mad whereof is on record in the Recorder of Deeds office in and for Lackawanna County.

to which reference is hereby made, being forty (40) feet in front on Jefferson Avenue, the same width in rear and one hundred and ten (110) depth along ten Myrtle Street. with the privilege of line using of said (10) lot on in front of the front Jefferson Avenue and ten (10) feet in front of side line of said lot on Myrtle Street for vard. porch. piazza, bay. window.

or vaults. but for no other purpose. and in no case shall said vault be higher than the sidewalk line in front of the same. Coal and minerals reserved. as In prior deeds in chain of title.

the same conveyed to Michael T. Rovatsos. by Isaac Salwen, by deed dated April 1. 1921 and recorded in the Recorder's Office of Lackawanna County in Deed Book No. $14, page Being the same premises conveyed by Michael T.

Rovatsos and wife to Walter J. Justin by deed dated August 8th. 1928. and recorded in the Recorder's Office of Lackawanna County in Deed Book 309. PaRe 586.

All improved with three-story frame tile roof building known as 846 Jefferson Scranton, and other outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken in execution the suit of assigned to the First National Bank of Scranton versus Michael T. Rovatsos with notice to Walter J. Justin, terre tenant. Sheriff to collect $8,935.00 together with Interest of $1.785.00 from August 15th.

1934. together with interest on $7.150 from Sept. 4th. 1934. together with an Attorney's commission of and costs.

Judgment tered to number 1979 Septemebr Term 1934. FI. Fa. to September Term 1934. Writ Issued August 8th.

1934. J. W. BROWNING. Attorney.

No. S. All those certain lots of land situate in the City of Scranton. County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania described as follows: Being lots number twelve (12) and thirteen (13) in block number three (3) designated and laid out on the plot of the Keystone Land Company known "Lincoln Heights" Annex which said plot is recorded in the office for recording of deeds for Lackawanna County in map number one (1) at DaRe eighty-three (83). Said premises are seventy (70) feet In front on Rundle Avenue (now known as 8nvder Avenue) and extend on the Northerly side alone lot number eleven (11) one hundred -two and seven-tenths (142.7) feet in depth to an alley fourteen (14) feet wide and on the Southerly side along Smith Street distance of one hu.idred fifty (150) feet in depth to the aforesaid alley.

The combined width of the said lots number twelve (12) thirteen (13) being one hundred sixteen and twentythree hundredths (110.23) feet in the rear. Improved with single frame dwelling. Seised and taken in execution at the suit of Lackawanna Thrift Loan Corporation J. Cromwell Bradbury and 209.58. with Bradbury.

interest from Sheriff to February collect 3, 1934. attorney's entered commission and costs. Judgment to No. 579 May Term, 1934. PI.

Fa. to September Term. 1934. Writ issued 11, 1934. MURRAY Attorney.

ALSO No. All that certain piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the Township of Greenfield, County of Lackwanna and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows. to wit: Bounded on the West by lands of the widow of John Cobb and the heirs of James Cobb: on the South by lands belonging to the heirs of Zipron Ferris and the heirs of John Cobb: on the East by lands and pond belonging to Jacob Sickler. et al. and on the North by lands belonging to Horton Gardner and the heirs of James Cobb.

Containing 147 acres and some odd perches, be the same more or less. Being the farm formerly owned by Martin Lee and Jimima Lee. which by divers good and sufficient conveyances and assurances in law has become vested as to two-thirds part in Oharles F. Lee. and as to one-third part in Caroline Hamilton And being the same premises conveyed by J.

E. Sickler. Master, appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Lackawanna County sitting in equity. to Belle Hamilton by deed dated February 21. 1912 and recorded in wanna County, in Deed Book No.

257. DaRe 218. Improved with a two-story. frame dwelland large barn, and other out-buildInge. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Scranton Building Association No.

10 of Scranton. vs. Belle Hamilton. Debt: 4,000. Sheriff to collect with nterest from September 14.

1934, attorney's commission and costs. Judement to No. 2041 September Term. 1934. M.

Fa. to September Term. 1934. Writ issued Aurust 11, 1934. D.

L. Attorney. ALSO No. 7. All that certain lot.

piece parcel of land situate in the' City of Scranton. County of Lackawanna and State Pennsylvania, bounded and described Lots Numbers and 14 in Block Number follows. to wit: Being the rear portion of 163 on plot of lots of the Lackawanna Iron of Coal hereby Company's Map. Said portion lots convered being scribed as follows. to wit: Beginning at a corner of Farber Court and Myrtle Street on the Northeasterly side of Myrtle Street: thence running along said Myrtle Street.

distance of 28 feet in Southeasterly direction to corner: thence running in Northeasterly direction and parallel with Prescott. Avenue. distance of 90 feet. more or less to corner: thence running in Northwester direction and parallel with Myrtie Street, distance of 26 feet. more or less to said Farber Court: thence running in South westeriv direction and almost parallel with Prescott Avenue, distance of 90 feet.

Cost more or less miners to the place of beginning. reserved. and excepted and Being the same premises conveyed by George Hover and Herman Stender Christian Schillinger and Ella Schillinger. his wife. by deed dated June 27.

1903 and recorded in Lackawanna County. Pa. 10 Deed Book No. 190. DaRe 420.

etc. Improved with a two-story. frame dwellins and brick and taken garage. Seized in execution at the suit of Scranton Building Association No. Sheriff's Sales 10 of Scranton, Pa.

Chris Schillinger, also known as Christian Schillinger and Ella Schillinger Debt: $12,000. Sheriff to collect $7,325.39 with interest from September 14, 1994. attorney's commission and costs. Judement to No. 2042 September Torm, 1934.

to September Term, 1084. Writ issued August 1934. D. FIOKES. Attorney.

No. 8. All that land in Clarks Green Borough. Lackawanna County. Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at an iron pin on the easterly side line of the Philadelphia and Great Bend Turnpike a corner of lands late of John Hilwig and of Sophia Clark Evens; thence south seventy-five: degrees minutes east.

one hundred and fifty feet (8. 75 4 min. E. 150 feet) along lands of said Hilwis. to an iron pin: thence north fourteen degrees thirty-six minutes west ninety-eight and thirty- three one hundredths feet (N 14 deg.

36 min. W. 98.33 ft.) to an iron pin: thence south seventyfive degrees fifty-four minutes west one hundred and fifty feet (8. 75 der. 54 min.

W. 150 ft.) to iron pin in easterly side line of Philadelphia and Great Bend bike: thence along said Turnpike south fourteen degrees thirty-six minutes east one hundred feet (8. 14 des. 36 min. E.

100 It.) to beginning. fourteen thousand eight hundred square feet of land, be the same more or less. Being the same lot conveyed to Livie Macaullum Bond. the mortgagor herein, by Sophia Clark Evans and Benjamin Evans. M.

by deed dated September 1925. Improved with frame dwelling house and outbuildings. Seized and taken In execution at the suit of Artie Roney vs. Livie Macaullum Bond and Henry W. Bond, her husband.

Debt. $6.000.00. Sheriff to collect $3,000.00 with interest from October 1. 1931. attorney's commissions and costs.

Judement. to No. 2058. Sept. Term.

1934. FI. Sept. Term, 1934. Writ Issued August 13.

1934. GEORGE MORROW. Attorney. ALSO Attorneys. ALSO No.

D. All that certain portion of lot. or parcel land. situate in the Tenth Ward, City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania. bounded and described as follows.

to wit: Being land twenty-five (25) feet in width throughout of the Southwesterly. part of lot number sixteen (16) in block Number one hundred -seven (177) fronting on street. called and known Wheeler Avenue, upon the Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company's map of part of Scranton, duly registered and recorded, and having depth one hundred and fifty (150) feet to an alley in the rear for public use: with the privilege of using ten 1101 feet in front of the front line of said lot for yard. vault, porch, piazza, and bay window. but for no other purpose.

Being the same premises conveyed by Oscar M. Thompson and Antone Thompson. his wife. to Howard. Polhamus and Olga Polhamus, his wife.

by deed dated June 16. 1930 and intended to be duly registered and recorded forthwith. Coal and minerals excepted and reserved as the same are excepted and reserved in the several indentures forming the chain of title to said premises. Also sublect to all the exceptions. ditions, restrictions.

reservations and stipulations as contained in former deeds forming the chain of title to said premises. All improved with two and one-half story shingle frame dwelling known as No. 715 Wheeler Avenue, Scranton, and other improvements thereon. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Assigned to The First National Bank of Scranton vs. Howard' Polhamus and Olga Polhamus, his wife.

Debt $9,000. Sheriff to collect $4.239.65 together with interest thereon from March 16. 1933 together with an attorney's commission of and costs. Judgment entered to No. 411 March Term 1934.

Fi. Fa. to Sept. Term 1934. Writ issued August.

1934. J. W. BROWNING, Attorney. ALSO No.

11. All that certain messuage, lot, piece or parcel of land situate. lying and being in the City of Scranton. County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania, and known and designated as lot number twenty-three (23) in square or block number eighty-three (83) and situate upon street called and known as Prospect Avenue upon the town plot of Scranton, duly registered and recorded. Said lot being forty (40) feet in front and forty (40) feet in rear.

and one hundred fifty (150) feet in depth. The premises are known No. 1710 Prospect Avenue in the Olty of Scranton. Subject to the same exceptions, reservations and conditions as are contained in the deeds forming the chain of title to said premises. Being the same premises conveyed by Charles Gruender et to John Bullaro by deed dated the 27th day of June.

1924, and recorded in Lackawanna County in Deed Book 339. DaRe 583. Improved with one and one-half story frame dwelling. Seized and taken in execution the suit of New Citizens Building and Loan Association versus John Bullaro. Sheriff to collect $1.510.28.

with interest on $1.438.37 from Auzust 8. 1934. and costs. Judament entered to No. 562 January Term.

1934. FI. Fa. to Sent. Term, 1934.

Writ Issued August 13. 1934. O'MALLEY. HILL. HARRIS HARRIS.

No. 13. All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate in the City of Scranton. County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsy. being more particularly described as lot number seven (7) in square or block number one hundred forty-nine (149) on the Lackawanna Coal and Iron Company's map of part of the City of Scranton registered and recorded in Lack-wanna and County, called and Taylor situate Avenue.

upon Street Being forty (40) feet in front on Taylor Avenue and one hundred fifty (150) feet in depth with an alley in the rear sixteen feet wide for public use with the privilege of using ten (10) feet In front of the front line of said lot for vard, porch, piazza, baywindow or vaults but for no other purpose. Reservations, restrictions. in former deeds in the chain of title. Being the same premises conveyed by Fanny Harris to Hannah Harris by deed dated April 23, 1930. and recorded in Deed Book No.

377. at Dage 505, Lackawanna County. Improved with single frame dwelling and garage, the property being known 332 Taylor Avenue. Seized and taken In execution at the suit of Lackawanna Thrift Loan Corporation vs. Hannah Harris.

Sheriff to collect $372.00: interest from July 16, 1934; Attorney's commission of on $264.00. $26.40 and costs. Judgment No. 1529 November Term 1931. Writ issued August 13.

1934. FL. Fa. to September Term 1934. SAVERIO ROSATO.

Attorney. ALSO No. 14. All those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Blakely. Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: The first thereof being Lot No.

10 In Block No. 2 on Map of John J. Langdon surveyed by Bruce K. Blair, said Lot being forty (40) feet in front on Chestnut Street, forty (40) feet in rear along an alley. and one hundred forty-one (141) feet in depth, be the same more or less.

The second thereof being the northeast corner of Lot adjoining the above described Lot on the west. being piece of land triangular in shape. with base on Chestnut Street of seven (7) feet five (5) inches and extending back to the westerly side line of the first above described Lot distance of twenty-one (21) feet. No. The 10 first in Lot Block above No.

is described the being fifth Lot northwest of Hickory Street on said Plot. Subject to the same exceptions, reserve tions. conditions and restrictions are contained in prior Deeds in chain of title. Being the same premises conveyed to Frank Blyskal by Deed of. the Lackawanna Thrift Loan Corporation, dated September 7.

1933. and recorded in the Office for the recording of Deeds in and for wanna County in Deed Book 394 at Dare 350. Seised and taken in execution the suit of the Lackawanna Thrift Loan Corporation vs. Frank Blyskal and Joseph Batch. Judement entered to.

No. 641 January Term. 1934. FI. Pa.

to September Term, 1934. Sheriff to collect $152.76 with interest from August 8. 1984. attorney's commission and costs. Writ Issued rust 13.

1934. J. R. Attorney. ALSO No.

15. All his right, title and interest in land and to that certain in piece the or City lying and being of Scranton, County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania. described 88 follows, to wit: Being lot Numbered Eight (8), in square or block numbered Fifty-nine (58) and situate upon street called and known as Water Street (now South Wyoming Avenue) upon the Town Plot of the City of Scranton, duly registered and recorded. Said lot being forty (40) feet in front Forty (40) feet in rear and one hundred and fifteen (115) feet in depth, be the same more or less. to the Lackawanna River: with the privilege of fencing ten (10) feet In front of the said lot for yard.

porch, vault. piasze, cellarway and bay windows, and for no other purpose. Coal and minerals reserved with the right to mine and move the 'same by the same terms former deeds in chain of title. Being the same premises conveyed by Caroline Maciejewski. of to Walter Karcsewski, by deed dated October 35.

1911. and recorded in the Recorder's office in and for Lackawanna County In Deed Book 255. at page 534, etc. Improved with two two-story frame dwelling houses. Seised and taken in execution at the Sheriff's Sales suit of the Polish National Union of America Walter Debt, $2.381.82.

with interest thereon from Aurust 18. 1934 and costs. Judgment entered to No. 2043 September Term. 1934.

M. to September Term, Writ Issued August 19. 1934, 0. 1. KENOWSKI, Attorney.

ALSO No. 16. All that certain piece, parcel or lot land situate. lying and being in the City of Scranton. County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, vis: Being the front portion of lot Number Nineteen (19) in Block Number Seventeen (17) and situate on Avenue upon the town plot of Scranton: said front portion of said lot being fifty (50) feet in front and seventy (70) feet in depth bounded and described as follows: Commencing at the Northwesterly junetion of Beech Street and Prospect Avenue as laid down by said plan; thence running in northwesterly direction along the southwesterly fence line of Beech Street seventy (70) feet to point in line of land of Thomas A.

Manley: thence right angles to the last mentioned line across lot Number Nineteen (19) in Block Number Seventeen (17) aforesaid and along the line of land now or late of Thomas A. Manley fifty (50) feet to point in the line of lot number, twenty (20) on said plan: thence at right angles to the last mentioned line and along line of lot Number twenty (20) aforesaid in Southeasterly direction seventy (70) feet to the fence line on Prospect Avenue aforesaid; thence at right angles to the last mentioned line and along the Northwesterly fence line of Prospect Avenue in Northeasterly direction fifty (50) feet to the place of beginning. Subject to the same exceptions, reservations and conditions 38 are contained in the deeds in the line of title. Being the same premises conveyed to Felix and Victor Kelaski by Thomas A. Manley by deed dated August 18, 1924 and recorded in the Recorder of Deeds Office Lackawanna County in D.

B. 344. Page 48. Said Victor Kalaski having conveyed his interest in the said premises to the mortgagor herein by deed dated April 23, 1926 and recorded in the Recorder of Deeds Office of Lackawanna County D. B.

354. DARe 490 etc. Improved with one two-story dwelling house and one one -story store building, and other buildings. Seized and taken in execution the suit of the Polish National Union of America vs. Felix Kalaski.

Debt $4,483.82, with interest from August 13. 1934 and costs. Judament entered to No. 2084 September Term, 1934. Fa.

to September Term. 1934. Writ Issued August 13. 1934. A.

0. F. KENOWSKI. Attorney. ALSO No.

17. All those certain lots. pieces or parcels of land situate in the First Ward of the City of Scranton. County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows. to wit: Beginning at a point in the southwesterly fence line of Morel Street on Morel's Garden Plot.

920 feet northerly from the intersection of said line with the fence line of Washington Avenue: thence at rightangles to said Morel Street in southwesterly direction 150 feet to the line of Morel Street: thence westerly along said line 80 feet to corner; thence northeasterly at right-angles to said Morel Street 150 feet to said fence line on Morel Street: thence alone the southwesterly fence line of Morel Street 80 feet to the place of beginning. Being Lots numbers 26 and 27 on mad of Morel's Addition, as surveyed by Stevenson Knight. Engineers. October 21, 1922. and intended to be recorded.

Being the same premises which Earl D. Rounds, et conveyed to Michael deed Klikna dated and Stella Klikna. his wife. by February 11, 1928. recorded in Lackawanna County.

D. B. 368. DARe 415. The said Michael Klikna having since died.

the title to the above-described property became vested in the said Stella Klikna, now by marriage. Stella Gallinot. Subject to the same exceptions. conditions, reservations and stipulations as contained in the deeds forming the chain of title to said property. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Charles Robinson.

trading as the Robinson Lumber Company. VS. Stella Klikna, now by marriage. Stella Gallinot. Sheriff to collect $1,023.27.

with Interest from December 1. 1933. and costs. Judement entered to No. 1260.

November Term. 1930. FI. Fa. to May Term, 1934.

Vend. Ex. to September Term, 1934. Writ Issued August 14. 1934.

JEROME I. MYERS, Attorney. ALSO No. 18. All that certain piece.

parcel or lot of land, situate in the Village of Priceville. County of Lackawanna (formerly County of Luzerne) and State of Pennsylvania. described on map and recorded in Deed Book No. 98, page 588, and also In Deed Book No. 153.

page 15 for the County of Luzerne and known as lot number one (1) in block number two (2). Said described lot being fifty (50) feet in front and 165 feet In depth. Improved with two-story stucco building and other outbuildings in the rear thereof. Being the same premises conveyed by Adam Peuser to John Motts by deed dated the 21st day of March A. D.

1894. which deed is duly recorded in Lackawanna County Deed Book No. 23. page 42. John Motts died and in his last will and testament recorded in Lackawanna County Will Book 23.

DaRe 336. devised the aforesaid premises to Paul J. Motts. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Third Natonal Bank and Trust COmpany of Scranton. va.

Paul J. Motts, with instructions to the Sheriff to collect the sum of $1.512.50 with Interest from September 12. 1932. and costs. Judgment entered to No.

610 November Term. 1932: F. Fa. Sept. Term, Writ issued August 13.

1934. GUNSTER. MACKIE MURPHY. Attorneys. ALSO No.

19. All that certain lot of land situate on the westerly side of Cross Street in the Tenth Ward of the City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania. Said lot of land measuring in front along said Cross Street sixty (60) feet more or less. sixty (60) feet more or less in rear and in depth one hundred five (105) feet more or less. Being the same premises conveyed to Victor B.

Stone by Jane Stein, widow. by deed dated April 24. 1899 and recorded the office for the Recording of Deeds, in and for said County of wanna in Deed Book No. 184 page 327. The said Victor B.

Stone died June 21, 1933, testate, and in and by his last will and testament duly probated in the Register of Wills Office of Lackawanna County devised the above land to Friend A. Stone, Francis O. Stone, Mark V. Stone. Etta May Miller and Madge F.

Hallock. being the 'heirs of the said Victor B. Stone, deceased. with the exception of Elizabeth Stone, his wife. who deeded her interest in said land to the said heirs above named, by deed dated January 5.

1934 and recorded in the said Recorder of Deeds Office of Lackawanna County In Deed Book No. 398 DaRe 214. Improved with two-story frame single dwelling house togetber with two-story stone building in the rear used as a garage and dwelling. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Francis Stone, Trustee (for Friend A. Stone, assigned to Francis 0.

Stone, Francis O. Stone, Mark V. Stone. Etta May Miller and Madge E. Hallock, vs.

Francis 0. Stone and Friend A. Stone. Executors of the Estate of Victor B. Stone, now deceased, and Francis O.

Stone, Friend A. Stone. Mark V. Stone, Etta May Miller and Madge D. Hallock.

devisees and heirs of. Victor B. Stone. deceased. Sheriff to collect $5.816.00.

together with interest from June 1. 1932. attorney's commission of and costa. Judement No. 2059 September Term.

1934. F. Pa. to September Term, 1934. Writ Issued August 14.

1934. TAYLOR TAYLOR, Attorneys. ALSO No. 21. All that certain lot.

piece or parcel of land situate in the City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania, hounded and described 44 follows: Beginning at on the southwesterly side of Genet Street. said point being the casterly corner of lot Number Thirteen (13) ID block ber Ninety (90) upon the town plot of the City of Scranton, intended to be duly registered and recorded: thence In southwesterly direction along the southeasterly side line of said lot Number Thirteen one hundred fifty (150) feet to public alley, thence along said alley in northwesterly direction, twentysix 125) feet to a thence in northeasterly direction parallel to the aforementioned side line of lot Number Thirteen (13), one hundred fifty (150) feet. to Genet Stret aforsaid; and thence In A southeasterly directian Genrt Street, twenty (36) feet to the place of beginning, and being part of the said lot Number Thirteen (10) in block Number Ninety (90) aforesaid. Improved with a two-story frame dwelling known 530 Genet Street. ton, Pa.

Com. and minerals reterved. Being the same premises conveyed by Jacob 1 Jacobs and wife to John Vitaletti and Nancy Vitaletti by deed duly recorded. and the said Nancy Vitaletti, also known Nunsiati Vitaletti, died January 21, 1629, and Ir. and by her lest will and testament, duly, probated and of record Will 300k 52.

at page 3. devised all her estate to her son, John Vitaletti. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of the New Citisens Building and Loan Association versus John Vitaletti. Sheriff to collect $3,221.29. with Interest 01.

$8.007.90 from August 1934. and costs. Judgment entered to No. 811 March Term, 1938. Alias PI.

to March Term, 1934. FI. Fa. to September Term, Writ issued August 14. O'MALLEY, HILL, HARRIS HARRIS.

Attorneys. I Sheriff's Sales ALSO ALSO No. 72. All that certain lot, piece Or parcel of land situated in the Tenth Ward of the City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna and State: of Pennaylvania, being. the northwesterly portion of lot Number Thirteen (13) in block Number Seven (7) of Bros.

and McCarthy's Plot of part of Scranton, intended to be duly registered and corded; beginning at corner of lots Numbers Twelve (12) and Thirteen (13) the northeasterly fence line thirty (30) feet to corner: thence northeasterly and right angles to the fence aforesaid one hundred thirty-four (134) feet to an alley for public use; thence northwesterly along said alley thirty (30) feet to the division line of lots Numbers Twelve (12) and Thirteen (13) aforesaid: thence southwesterly along said division line one hundred thirty-four (134) feet to the place of beginning. Improved with two-story frame dwelling. Subject to the same exceptions and reservations as are contained in the for mer deeds in the line of title. Being the same premises conveyed Michael Rainone to Maria Gambaro by deed dated July 21, 1921, and recorded in Lackawanna County in Deed Book No: 311. page 392.

Seized and taken in execution at the suit of East Scranton State Bank Maria Gambaro and Michael Gambaro Sheriff to collect $3.373.05. with Interest on $3,213.00 from April 15. 1934. and costs, and $21.25 fire insurance premium paid. Judgment entered to No.

2003 September Term. 1934. to September Term. 1934. Writ issued August 14, 1934.

O'MALLEY, HILL, HARRIS HARRIS. Attorneys. ALSO 14. 1934. J.

MEMOLO, Attorney. ALSO No. 24. All the following described plece or parcel of land situate in the Township of Old Forge, County of wanna, and State of Pennsylvania, to wit: Beginning at corner on the road leading from Mud Town to Moosic, known 88 Maple Street. in line of land now or late of Daniel Millett.

and running thence along said Millet's line north, forty-nine feet degrees to east, line of one land hundred now. forty-six (146) or late of John Stewart. deceased: thence along said Stewart's line south, forty and one-fourth degrees east, fifty-one and five-tenths (81.5) feet to the line of land of William J. Fallon: thence along said Fallon's line south, forty-nine and three-fourths degrees feet to west. the east- one hundred forty-six (146) erly line of Maple Street.

aforesaid: Street and thence 'along the line of one-fourth said Maple denorth, forty and grees west. fifty (50) feet to the place of beginning. Containing 7.409.5 square feet of land, more or less. Being the same premises conveyed Costanto by Antonio Costanzo to Francesco by deed dated August 10, in 1010. the office duly for the Recording of Deeds: in and acknowledged and recorded for Lackawanna County, Scranton, Pennsylvania, in Deed Book 247 at DAgO 175.

eult Seized o' Peter and Coyer and Rose Coyer, his taken in execution at the wife, against Francesco Costanso. Sheriff to collect five thousand dollars three, hundred from sixty-four February 5, 1934, an attorney interest mission of five per cent. to No. 741 and costa of 1934. Alias Fa.

to suit. Judgment entered March tember Term, Term, 1934. Writ issued August Sep- ALSO ALSO parcel No. 25. of All land that situate in the Borough certain lot, piece Or of Dunmore, Pennsylvania, bounded and deCounty of Lackawanna and scribed follows, to wit: State of Being Number one-half Five (5) in Block Number of the Easterly half of Lot One ment (1) of of the Sherwood Farm" recorded "Parker and Throop's Allotin the office Lackawanna County in Map Book for recording deeds in and for 13 and 14.

Said lot 1, (50) pages Feet. In width in front on No. being Fifty Drinker Street, the same width in the rear from the front line and One hundred and Fifty (150) Feet Drinker in depth Street. This one-fourth lot 1s also designated as No. 913 East Drinker Seized and taken in execution at the Street, Dunmore, Pa.

suit of the Fidelity Deposit and Discount Bank of Dunmore, Pennsylvania Vs, Sheriff to collect the sum of Nineteen Michael Holochok and Susie Holochok. hundred Twenty-five ($1025.00) Dollars with interest from April 1, 1931, taxes and costs and attorney's commission of Five per cent. Judgment entered No. 2102 September Term, 1934. FI.

Fa. to September Term, 1934. Writ Issued August. 14, 1934. J.

MEMOLO, Attorney. ALSO No. 27. All the following lot or parcel of land situate in the City of Scranton, of Lackawanna and State of County Pennsylvania. bounded and described follows, to wit: Being Lot Number Twenty-two One (22) Hundred in Square or Block Number Thirteen (113) and situate upon street the called plot and of Scranton as as made for the known Orown Avenue upon Lackawanna Iron de feet Coal front Company.

and Said One lot is forty (40) in hundred forty (140) feet in depth. in This the lot is rectangular, with an alley rear sixteen (16) feet wide for public use, in front of the front line of said lot with the privilege of using ten (10) feet for yard, vault, porch, piazza, cellarway and bay window but for no other pure pose, having thereon erected one eightroom frame house and one six-room frame dwelling house. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of New Citizens Building and Loan Association versus Peter J. Kloss ADA Anna Kloss, his wife. Sheriff to collect $1,563.83, with interest on $1,489.37 Judgment from August entered to No.

2109 September Term, 8, 1934. and costs. 1034. PI. Fa.

to September Term, 1934. Writ issued August 15, 1934. O'MALLEY, HILL, HARRIS HARRIS. Attorneys. ALSO 16.

1934. O'MALLEY, HILL, HARRIS HARRIS. Attorneys. ALSO No. 30.

All the following described lot or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the City of Scranton, County of Lacka. wanna and State of Pennsylvania, being lot number eight (8) in square or block number one hundred and forty-three (148) and situate upon Taylor, formerly Jackson, Avenue upon the town plot of Scranton; said lot being forty Avenue (40) and feet: in front or breadth on said extends in length or depth at right angles with said Avenue one hundred and fifty (150) feet, the measurement of inside the depth to commence ten (10) feet of the sidewalk. With the right to enclose, occupy and use ten (10) feet 1A front of said lot for cellarway, porch, portico, bay window OT shrubbery, building but not the right to erect any thereon, Coal and minerals excepted and reserved in the same manner and to the same extent as the same are excepted and reserved in former deeds In the chain of title to said premises. Improved with two -story frame stucco dwelling Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Scranton-Lackawanna Trust Company, successor by merger to The Scrane ton Trust Company against Bertha Dinner and Ike Dinner. Sheriff to collect $384.44 with interest from January.

1934. Judgment entered to No. 2339 September Term. 1933. PI.

Fa. to September Term, 1934. Writ issued August No. 31. All the right, title and terest of Catherine Moore and to that certain lot or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the Borough of Dunmore, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.

Being lot number nineteen in block two hundred forty- four (244) as laid out on map or plat of Ed. Dolph's property In extension of the City of Scranton, being located on the Westerly side of Monroe Avenue and bounded follows: Beginning at stake in the fence line on said Avenue, thence at right angles to the same to stake in the right of way of the Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad, thence along said line right of way to stake Still in line of said right of way, thence parallel with first mentioned line to stake in fence line of said Monroe Avenue, thence parallel to said Avenue forty (40) feet to stake in said fence line. being the place of beginning. Being the same land conveyed by Anna Scanion, et to Catherine Moore by deed dated December, 1922 and recorded in the office for Recording of Deeds in and for Lackawanna County in Deed Book 332 at page 314. Improved with a two-family frame dweiling known 816 Monroe Avenue.

Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Lackawanna Thrift Loan Core poration va. Catherine Moore. Sheriff to collect $294.00 with interest from October 31, 1933, and attorney's commission and costs. Judgment entered to No, 1096 November Term, 1933. PI.

Fo. September Term. 1934. Writ issued Atgust 16. 1934.

RALPH T. LYNCH. Attorney. All of which will be sold for only. GEORGE T.

Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Scranton, 'August 10, 1034. A-34-31-5-1..