The News-Chronicle from Shippensburg, Pennsylvania • Page 10

FRIDAY. MARCH 15, 194(5 THE NEWS-CHRONICLE, SHIPPENSBURG, l'A. PAGE TWO-B i who is willing to lend the requested stallments would be even less. sum at four per cent interest or ixans are not maue inuiscrnn-loss. Forms that must be filled out inately.

The Veterans Administra-and sent to Wilkes-Karre are dis-1 tion investigates each case to as- CHARGE W. Fortney, pastor. Green Spring Sundny' school preachinii 10:30. Newburg: Sunday school Christian Endeavor 7100; preaching 7:45. Robert Stolte, a returned veteran, will prtaoh.

LEESBURC EVANGELICAL CHARGE William C. Wittmer, pastor. Mount Hope: Sunday school 9:0. Cleversburg I Worship 9:15, Sunday school 10 Lceshurg! Sunday school 11:30, worship 10:30, Jacksonville! Sunday achool worship 7:30. charge papers, certificate of elijri- certain whether the applicant can bilitv, credit report, loan guarantee afford to borrow the sum he certificate, application for loan i quests, whether the purpose for guarantee, appraiser's report, and which he wishes the loan is loan closing statement.

All of these irable by the applicant, whether iOST LOANS TO VETS IRE AR TO BUY HOMES Local Veterans Also Have Applied for Loans for Farms and Businesses Banks Have Forms Available figures indicate that tho majority of veterans in fehip- neiisburar annlvimr for loans under the provisions of the GI Bill of Eights want the money to buy a home. However, there also have bgen some applications for loans with which to purchase farms and Vinci nnccftc nonvaoiia lain vear and WHS charged on March 8 at Indiantown Gap. Mr. nd Mrs. Oscar Showvaker and family visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Cornelius Koonti and family near Whiskey Run. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Keeseman of near Newburg viiuted their grandparents and couoin, Mr.

and Mia. John' Hurley and Miss Pearl Hurley. The Hurley's and Kee'so-man's also visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keeseman and family of Bridgewater.

Mr. and Mrs. Kooert riocken-smith of McCrea spent an evening recently with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hurley.

GUCK SHOES "GROWING ON VALUE 35 S. Main St. Chambersburg, Pa FOR BETTER HOME FURNISHINGS SIERER'S Chambersburg, Pa. NEWVILLE R. R.

2 Khnwvaker. son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Showvaker, celehrated his eighth birthday anniversary Friday, March 8. Mr.

and Mrs. John Hurley ana Miss Pearl Hurley visited at the Albert Keeseman nome at Bridge-water one evening recently. Walter Graham moved to the John Failor house last week. Miss Pearl Hurley visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Hurley, and two daughters in Newburg. Word was received here that 1c Earnest Keeseman is now in Sascbo, Japan. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keeseman of Bridgewater.

Cpl. Bruce Mackey, of Miss Pearl Hurley, returned to his wife and two children at Roxbury from Germany. He was EXCAVATING AND GRADING E. F. G0ETZ Office, 94 North Main Street Chambersburg, Pa.

Phone 1129-M It is not possible to obtain from I repair or modernize a nome ne local sources the exact number of I owns, to pay past due taxes or de-applications for loans that have i linquent indebtedness on a home he ben made here, because the appli-j owns, to buy a farm or farm equip-cation may be oiiginated at anyiment or live stock, to buy a busi-ofie of numerous sources. In Har- ness or business equipment and rjsburg and many other largej supplies. ctfics central loan clearing houses'! However, loans cannot be obtain-have been set up to handle all ap- eij to buv household furniture or plications. In Shippensburg many housekeeping appliances, to buy of the loans are handled by the I property for investment, to buy a tmvn banks, but some applications vacant lot, to re-finance existing aje sent in by business houses or mortgages which are in good stand-iudividuals lending the money. mgi or t0 buy a home, farm or Applications for loans must ke business at a price above a readied out and sent to the Veterans sonable normal value.

Regional Office in A new amendment to the ortgi- Wilkes-Barre. eterans may se-1 increases the government blank forms may be obtained at any bank. A new ruling attective April 1 will eliminate a few of this myriad of forms and thus cut out much of the present red tape. At the present time it takes an average of eight weeks to get a loan approved. Before a loan can be approved the nronertv which the applicant plans to purchase must be apprais- ed.

Only certain men approved ty the veterans Aannnisirauon can make this appraisal. No approved appraisers are located in Shippens-burg, but there are several in Charabersburg and Carlisle. Loans are eranted to a veteran desiring to buy or build a home, to .,.3, from 5u per cent of a oan t0 50 per cent an jgxflO loan. The veteran can take as long as 2o years to repay tne loan. i As an examule of the opportun ity any veteran with over 90 days of service has under this law, he can purchase or build an $8,000 house without paying a single penny as down payment.

He can re- pay the loan in monthly install-j merits of any amount he chooses as long as it is sufficient to wipe out the debt within 25 years. He might repay the loan and all interest in I 20 vears with monthly payments of which would be less than the normal rent for an J8.000 i house. If he chooses to cancel the debt in 25 years, the monthly in- sermon The I.ongsufferiiiK of Our Lord. Wednesday evening, 7 Mid-week prayer and praise meeting, htudios In tlu lifo of Christ. MESSIAH UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Edgar K.

SpaU, puslor, Sabbath school Morning worship 10-45. Messags by Glenn Hoover, relumed missionary from Africa. Christian Endeavor Evening 7 Sermon theme. The Light of the World. REHOBOTH METHODIST CHURCH Win.

A. (ietehey. pastor. Sunday school worship Youth Jtllowsoip worship 7:80. ST.

ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH (ieorge 0. Graeff. nastor. Services at 7:30 p. except the first Sunday of each month at which time Holy communion is held at 9:00 a.

m. ST. PETERS A. M. South Penn St.

Uanneriuan, pastor. Sunday school 10:00 under direction of Miss Bessis Lane: Morning service evening service 8:00. CHURCH OF CHRIST 412 East Ring street, liible study 10:00: worship ana breaking of bread 11:00: Gospel preaching 7 :30. C. J.

Beidel. leader. MT. PISGAH A.M.E. ZION CHURCH Lena Parr, pistor.

Worship service at Sunday school 12 :00. Varlch Christian Erdeuvor 6:30. Sermon by the pastor 7:30. COMMUNITY CHURCH OF STOUCHSTOWN George Stambaugh, superintendent. S'mday school and prayer meeting.

ORRSTOWN B. CHARGE L. L. Perry, pastor. Orrstown: Sunday school 0:30 wurship with sermon 10:30.

Mon-gul: Sunday school 9:30. Lurgan: Sunday school Evangelistic service 7:30. These Evangelistic services will continue each night of the week at 7:45 except Monday night. ORRSTOWN LUTHERAN PASTORATE William J. Sehultz.

pastor. Orrstown: Preaching Sunday school 10:45. Pleasant Hall: Sunday school preaching 10:45. I'pper Stras-burg: Preaching 7:30. MAINSVILLE U.

B. STATION Harry llarnes. pastor. Sunday school 9:30. There will be no evening services due to revival at Salem.

All are invited to come to these services. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7:30. nAKVILLE V. B. CHARGE Melvln Geiman.

pastor. Oakvilie: Sunday school Evangelistic service 7:45. Hays Grove: Sunday school worship Christian Endeavor 7:30. Big Spring: worship Sunday school Christian Endeavor 7:30. West Hill: Sunday school Christian En- dcavur 10:30.

NEWBURG UNITED BRETHREN CHARGE Newburg: Sunday school 9:30: worship 10:30: Christian Endeavor 6:45. Ottorbein: Sunday school worship 10:30. Radio and Electrical Servicing at Reasonable Rates Also Novelties, Gifts, Jokes, School Supplies, Candies, Tobaccos and Soft Drinks Gaoler's Radio Shop ORRSTOWN, PA. Closed on Thursdays BROWN'S Texaco Service 1 RECEIVED Arvin Hot Water Heaters Defrpster Fans Weed Chains and Adjusters -Seat Covers WB. BROWN Spring and W.

King Streets ARTICS In All Sizes for Men Women Boys nmiTCDcnnwf I I FASHION FOOTVEAR 47 South Main St. Chambersburg, Pa. CHURCHES CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN J. Linwood Kisenherg. iator.

Sunday school (MR. Worship servii-cs GRACE EVANGELICAL AND RE- FORMED CHURCH Porter W. fceiwell. pastor. Sunday ihol a SMI; nu.nmiu worship ami sermon 10:15.

Kvon.i.K worship Biid sermon 7 WESLEY AN METHODIST CHURCH; Rev. K. Kenm-halt ttnd Uov. b. North.

pastor, Sunoay chooi worship evening worship Tuesday evening V. M. W. U. meeting i Wednesday evening service Women's Missionary society meuU last Thursday of each month.

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH C. E. Manhcri. pastor. Sunday school 9MU, morniiitr worship 10:110, evening worship! 7 :10.

Rev. Urvilie ieison. inimrm Youth Worker of Methodism, will be the true-it speaker at both the morninK and evening services. ORANGE STREET UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Dale E. Kline, paator.

Worship :30: Sunday achool Christian Kndeavor worship 7:80. RIDGE CHURCH OF BRETHREN Rolert L. t'ocklin, pastor. Sabbath school :30: morninit worship prayer service at the home of Amos Tutrh at 7:30 on Sunday eveninir. THE VISITATION, Bnvd street Sunday mass 0:00 a.m.: Fnlher Edward lie rarity in chariie.

Confessions will be heurd immediately before mass. All persons of iny faith or denomination are cordially invited. also at Corpus Christ) Church, Chambersburff Sunday at 5:30 7:30, 9 :00, and 11:00 a. m. St.

Marys, DoylesburK. 11 :00 a. m. GLAD TIDINGS TADERNACLE. Tern-porarilv h.ildinir meetings at Odd Fellows Lodge Hall, South Prince street.

P. A. Miccoli. pastor. Sunilay services: Sunday school 9:45: morninK worship 11:00: evangelistic services 7:45.

CHURCH OF GOD M. C. Manning, pastor. Bible school worship C. E.

Societies 6:30. Worship 7:30. CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY AL. LIANCF. CHURCH Paul Weidemnnn, pastot Junday school evening service 7:30.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH William H. Galbreath, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 morning worship 11:00. Sermon by Rev. Arthur M.

Stevenson, D. Greencastle. Evening worship 7 :30, If Ye VVoulc! Live. MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH "ible school morning worship at 10:30. Evening worship 7:30.

MIDDLE SPRING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday school mornug worship 1 1 :00. CHURCH OF THE NAZAKENE De-Witt C. Dickson, pastor. Sunday school 9:30: morning worship. 10:45, sermon.

The Mystery of Godliness: half hour of prayer, Evening worship, 7:30, C.R.McCUNE "YOUR HOME TOWN DEALER" N. Fayette St. Shippensburg, Pa. Office phone Home phone 71-X 109-Z You get full value hcn you fill your tank with regular or Hi-Arc gas here. We give you full measure to the last drop that registers; our tanks are kept clean so there's no knock producing dirt, no waste.

inc. ATLANTIC SERVICE W. H. F.CKEXRODE King and Fayette Streets Phone 9090 Official Road Map Is NOT Ready, Yet But the Pictorial Map Has Been Released "The Pennsylvania department of highways has NOT issued a new load map this year to date but plans are underway to print and distribute a 1946 Official Pennsylvania Road Map sometime during the late spring," Secretary of Highways John U. Shroyer announced this week.

This statement was forthcoming from the Secretary due to a misunderstanding about the new road and pictorial map released for dis tribution recently toy tne Pennsylvania department of commerce. "The base of the department of commerce map was brought up to date by the department of highways and is the copyright proper ty of this department," me secretary stated in an effort to clarify the matter to the general public. Shroyer said all requests for the road and pictorial map should be directed to the department of commerce and that as soon as the Official Pennsylvania Road Map of 1948 is ready for distribution to the public, a state-wide announcement to this effect will be made. NEWBURG Mr. and Mrs.

Willis Nye and children from near Mongul called jne day recently in the R- Bist-ane home. Mrs. Swope and daughter visited Mrs. Jennie McElwain one day recently. Mrs.

Irvin Yocum of Newburg R. R. 1, and her sister, Mrs. Graham of Florida, visited one day last week with Mrs. Zella Gardner.

The mumps have appeared again and quite a few people have them. Myrl Kendig is sick in bed. Mr. and Mrs. George Sheesley nd daughter spent a day recently with the latter's parents, Rev.

jand Mrs. W. Fortney. The Missionary Forum to be held in the Church of God, March 21, at Newburg will be in two sessions beginning in the morning at 10 o'clock and in the afternoon at 2 o'clock. In the afternoon, Glenn Hoover, a former Newburg boy and missionary who has returned home from Africa, will be the speaker.

Everyone is welcome. Come and bring your friends and lunch. Mrs. R. Bistline's Sunday school class will serve coffee.

REMEMBER, it's March 21. JUST RECEIVED Large Shipment Men's Shirts and Shorts All Sizes Limit 2 to a Customer VIENER'S UNDERSELLING STORE EXCAVATING AND GRACING Shovels, Trucks, Bulldozers and Compressors for Rent Donald F. Keiter Walnut Bottom, Pa. Phone Newville 143-R-ll peDON'T i cure the loans from local DanKs 01 i Pom any organization or individual 4 TUNE IN Thursday at 6:15 p. m.

to WJEJ. 12t0 on vour dial Listen to "SHOW STOITERS" featur-ing leadin? entertainers of the Stage, Screen and Radio. SPONSORED BY T03EVS FAMOUS FASHIONS CHAMBERSBURG, PA. 1 I NOTICE, WATE I I We Have CTRIC FARMERS ANNOUNCEMENT We are glad to announce the opening of a new frozen custard store in Chambersburg to be known as HERB'S FROZEN CUSTARD 127 N. Main Street CHAMBERSBURG, PENNA- Them HOT the nrice of the property is rea sonable and in.

line with current prices on other properties of like quality. Veterans may obtain loans under the GI law auy time within ten years after the formal end of the war emergency. 0RRST0WN Mrs. Earl Culbertson and daughter, Mrs. Robert Campbell of Zearing, Iowa and' Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Ryder of Amberson spent an evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson. Those who scent Sunday after noon and evening in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Johnson were: Mr. and Mrs. A. n.

ruaston oi Willow Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Shoemaker and two daughters of Shippensburg; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peck of Gettysburg and Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Funston and daughter, Betty, of Mongul. The Ladies Bible class met at the home of Mrs. Harry Johnson Thursday evening, March 7, with eight members present. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

Earl Hile. Mrs. Elizabeth Kunkle and daughter, Almeda, entertained at Hinnpr Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray mond Kunkle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKelvey of Lancaster, Harold Mvers of Harrisburg and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hile and two sons.

William and Jack. The dm- ner was hem in nonur oi iui discharged men and one who is still serving the country. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bollinger of Culbertson and Mr.

and Mrs. Andy Frey of Shippensburg were pleasant visitors in the Raymond Wise hom over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Craig and son spent a day in Amberson Valley recently.

Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart, of Amberson entertained at a dinner recently the following guests from Orrstown: her mother, Mrs. Nellie Craig and daughter, Treva; Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Craig and son, Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. Camp Craig and daughter, Vonnie. The dinner was in honor of Mrs. Stewart's brother, Wayne, who was recently discharged from the service.

Mrs. Gerald A. Wise received two telegrams Sunday, March 10, that her husband, T'5 Sgt. Wis, had arrived safely in Seattle and would leave for Ft. Dix at once.

He is returning from service or Okinawa. Guests in the home of Mrs, Bessie Hoover and Mrs. Elsie Hile, the past few days were: Harold ilile, recently discharged; 'Mis Erases Wood of New York ami Mrs. Richard Hile and daughter, Janet, of Shippensburg R. R.

Mrs. Hile has received word of her husband's safe arrival in the states. Major Raymond T. Wise Westover Field, Springfield, Massachusetts, and Miss Joy Talley oT Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, were weekend guests of the former's parents, Mr. and is.

Raymond Wise. Mrs. Gerald Wise of Dry Run was also a guest in the same home. Miss Alice Gise of Shippensburg spent an afternoon recently with her sister-in-law, Mrs. J.

H. Gise and sister, Mrs. L. B. Pugh, of South street.

Aaron Myers and son, Dick, are spending several weeks the balmy weather of Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bower of Chambersburg spent an afternoon and evening recently with the. former's cousin, Mrs.

Mary Wise and family. UPPER MIFFLIN Mrs. Samuel Showaker, who has been ill with asthma the past two weeks, spent a day recently with her mother, Mrs. N. R.

Hoover. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Barrick spent a forenoon in Carlisle shopping. Mrs.

Thomas Cohick and Mrs. Reuben Gutshall spent an afternoon with Mrs. Flora Cohick in Newville. Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Mowery and Edith Gutshall spent an afternoon in Carlisle and visited their son, Albeit Mowery, Me-chanicsburg. Recent visitors at the Thomas Cohick home were: Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hoover. Mr.

anil Mrs. Robert Varner and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chestnut and two children, Henry and Esther, granddaughter, Donna Miller and Geoige Gutshall. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Chestnut spent an evening at the Harvey Arnold home. Mrs. R. Hoover and t.vo children.

Dean anH Fr'nel. trriiml. (laughter, Carrol Lee and Russel I Eear, spent a day at the Samuel Showaker home. Recent visitors at the Herbert Barrick home were: Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Rnrkholder aiirl rlumrVifni- i Isabelle, Mrs. N. R. Hoover and granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Cohick and Samuel Cohick and daughter i Oscar Showaker baled 11 ton of hay and seven ton of straw nast week. i Mrs. Frank Butler, who has been ill the past week with asthma and bronchitis, is somewhat improved. Books For Yanks Nearly 750,000 books for recie-atinn and information of army troops in the Pacific are en to army centers. Twenty-thousand volume libraries will he set up in Tokyo and at Yokohama, with package and delivery jeer vice organized for isolated units.

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