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28 THE MORNING CALL, AliVntown, Friday, July 12, 1948 MUGGS and 5KEETER Deaths Announcements By WALLY BISHOP NOTICE I In the Orphan Court of Lehirh County. Pennsylvania I In Re: Estate of Abraham Griesemer File No. 555. GUARDIAN'S SALE YOUR DAD 15 SI.SENOR! go tdvduk ARE Y0UG0IN3 I LEARM Roving Reporter Continued from Page 5 AN ADVENTURER: Going into the TO WORK FOR TO BE RAILROAD WHEN GROW Of RAILROADS-! PAC0? RATES FOB CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TRANSIENT CHARGI 3 Lines 30e per line One day S5c per line Three dayg 24c per line Five days 33c cer line Six days 21c per line Seven dayl Caunt six average words to the liae Discount 10 per cent given tor cash payment Minimum 3 lines CONTRACT RATES FURNISHED OH APPLICATION Advertising offered for non-con ecutlt insertions take the one-time Insertion rate of ad for each Insertion "Situation Wanted" adt must 6 aeconv oanled with remittance. Kindlv refer to above rate.

poultry Business on tne caie tnati July 27. 1946 2 p. m. iED.ST.Lat 302 Paul Good is in it was an adventure; spruce street. Egypt, Lehigh county, Penn- that entailed considerable risk.

Per-i A -f tv, Bv virtue of order of sale entered haps a cue to tne nature or the manibv the court of common pies of Lehigh Who undertook it is found in his 'county. Pennsylvania, on June 18. 1946. bovhood the undersigned will expose to public sale "vsuvuu. at the above time and place, as the orop- A native Of Allentown's West End.

Agnes Greenzweig. also known as Paula fsthpr mneiurtrri a meat mar Orttn. weak-minded person: rami lamer conaucicaa meal mar- ah That Certain frame messuage and XPt at Madison and Chew StS. for! lot of around situate in the Township manv Years Paul was. 11 vi-hpn hp( Whitehall.

County of Lehigh and S'ate VontVi vi lof Pennsylvania, bounded and described decided he wanted to see the world, as follows, to wit: He thought getting into the Navy as the right away to go about it. He wnt down to Cchaffer's book irn'J01 HTY baby bli0thhid arrnea at his house and that he the same eastwards i662 feet to the mid-needed a blank baptismal certificate of th aforesaid road. Main Street Hp tnrr It hnm n.w and thence aione the middle of said Street lie iook it name and filled it out so southwardly 50 feet to the place of be-that it made him 18 years old. The 13-vpar olrt hnv tnnlr tVio for Improvements consist of a two and took cer half storv frame dwelling, containing 7 lllicate to the recruiting Office and rooms, slate rool and cement front porch enlisted in the Navy. By the time io?" Vn Tai- parents found OUt where he was and anre within 30 days.

The undersigned what he had done thry decided the same time and place expose 3 lito public sale the household furniture and WOUd permit him to Stay there. That furnishings of the said Agnes Greenzweig. it how he came to be a veteran of our i l5 a Agnes Green, a weak-years in the U. S. Navy before he! or caJh the time 01 passed his 18th birthday.

SOMNAMBULIST: It is not uncommon for Francis Roth, prominent Leather Corner Post farmer to get up in uic iniuaie oi me nigni, go out 10 the barn and feed the cattle or even to start the tractor, without waking up. Sometimes he gets dressed, does his jobs and returns and undresses nd Roes back to bed without waking up. Other times he oes in the flow- i.rv. 1 sell on Satuioay, July 13, 1946. at 2 p.

when Gertie hears Francis at night idst on the premises located on the he usually keeps an eye on him and i Jroad Lyont Valley to tove tV, Weidasville. Lehign mys nothing. However, the otheiPa known as the moses flexer farm. niffht. hp on vp Vipr sr arp Hp ont i ront 116 acres, more or less.

3(1 acres To: Solomon Griesemer. Marianna Griesemer. the wife of Daniel Mellon, later married to Jacob acnon. Elizabeth Griesemer. the wife of one Beiber.

later married to John Shiflert. Hannah Griesemer. married to John Reed. Catharina Griesemer. wife of Henry D.

Woll. Magdalina Griesemer, wife of James Gebhard. Solomon Bei ber and Abraham Beiber and to any and iall other persons having any interest in a jcharae upon land created under the will of the above entitled estate, their heirs. executors, administrators or assigns, Take notice that the Orphan Court or Lehigh county has awarded an Alias Citation upon vou and directed service by publication requiring you and ail other persons in interest to appear be-jfore said court on Augun 1. 1946.

at 10:00 a. at Allentown. Pennsylvania, to show cause why tne following described real estate, viz: Beginning In the middle of the Allentown and Readme road, thence north 76' degrees East. 34.2 perches, to a stone, thence south 50'2 degrees East. 6 perches.

tnenee north 80 degrees East 19 percnes: thence north 2'a degrees West. 4 perches: thence north 81 degrees East 59 perches: rhence north Tl'i degrees East 65 perches: thence north 234 degrees West. 41 perches; thence south 874 degrees West. 13.5 perches: thence West 129 8 perches: thence south 2'4 degrees East 29.5 perches: thence north 82'o degrees West. 30.4 perches: thence south 4' 4 degrees West.

25 perches: south 8934 degrees West 57.2 perches: thence south 2 '2 degrees East 2 perches: thence south 6434 degrees East, 48.7 perches to the place of beginning. Containing 65 Acres more or less and particularly refeired to in Miscellaneous Volume 3. Page 15 and 16- in the Office of Recorder of Deeds of Lehigh County. Allentown. Pennsylvania, a part of which is presently owned in fee bv Julius S.

Pasquariello and Marian E. Pasquarielio. described, viz: All that certain messuage, tract, lot or piece of ground, situated the southeast corner of Hamilton and West in the City of Allentown aforesaid, being known as No. 1620 Hamilton bounded and described as follows: On the north bv said Hamilton on the West bv West on the South by property now or late of How-ard E. Kern and on the East by property now or late of George H.

Leh. John Leh and Sallie Leh Koch: containine in front on said Hamilton St. 75 feet and in depth oi equal width 175 feet to said property of Howard E. Kern. Should not be discharged from' the charges upon the land in the amount of Four Thousand, nine hundred and forty-nine Dollars and cents as set forth under the Last Will and Testament of Abraham Griesemer, dated May 21.

1821 and duly probated in the Office of the Register of Wills of Lenign county on July 28. 1821 and recorded in Will Docket. Volume 1. at Page 315. and as further set forth in an agreement made March 3.

1834. and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds of Lehigh county, in Misc. Vol. 3 at Page 15. wherein Solomon Griesemer.

son of Abraham Griesemer, in accordance with the terms of the said Will and Agreement, bound himself to pay the sum of Five Hundred Dollars annually until the said charge should be fully paid and satisfied to Mariana Griesemer, Elizabeth Griesemer, Hannah Griesemer. Catharina Griesemer. Magdalina Griesemer. Solomon Bieber and Abraham Bieber. to which a presumption of payment exists because no demand has been made UDon the said Julius S.

Pas quariello and Miriam E. Pasquariello or their predecessors in title, for the principal or interest of the same, within the period of twenty years Ian past. OLIVER H. PETER. Sheriff of Lehigh County.

WALLACE H. WEBSTER. Jr of SNYDER. WERT WILCOX, Attorneys. J21-28-Jy5-12 NOTICE In the Orphans' Court of Lehigh County.

In Re: Estate Jacob Loras. deceased. Discharge of ancient dower in above estate. To Jacob Loras, his heirs, executors, legal representatives, administrators, assigns and any and all other persons interested. You are hereby notified that the Orphans' Court of Lehigh county has awarded an Alias Citation upon you to be served by publication whereby you and each of you are required to appear before said Court on Thursday.

September 5. 1946, 10 a. m. S.T.J to show cause why. any you have, a Dower in the sum of $166 67 being a lien on All That Certain messuage, tenement and lot of ground situate in Upper Milford Township, containing 17 acres and 50 perches, which premises are presently owned by Paui E.

Moyer and Ruth E. Moyer. husband and wife, having been acquired by them by deed from L. George Weaver and wife and Joseph A. Brunner.

executor, et which deed is dated January 21. 1946. and recorded in Deed Book No. 672. page 108, the Recorder's Office at Allentown.

Lehigh County. Pennsylvania, as is more fullv described in said deed. That your petitioners and other predecessors in title have made no payment of principal and interest on said dower charge payable to the widow of Jacob Loras. during her lifetime and after her death to the heirs and legal representatives of Jacob Loras. which dower is more fully reserved and set out in Deed Book Vol.

56. page 25, dated November 28. 1874. in deed from Jesse Zellner and wife Ellen to Walter Heil. The amount of said dower having been presumptively paid and satisfied and no payment of principal or interest thereon having been made or demanded for more than 21 vears last past, the said premises are asked to be cleared and discharged the said dower charge is morei fully described in said Petition.

Anyone interested may appear and be heard on the date herein set forth and if no objections are made thereto the Orphans' Court of Lehigh County will be asked to order and decree the said premises free and dicharged from the lien of said dower. OLIVER H. PETER. Sheriff, ALFRED K. HETTINGER, Attorney.

Jy5-12-19-26 NOTICE hereby given that application has been made to the Pennsylvania. Public Utility Commission, under the provisions of the Public Utility Law. by BUCK HILL FALLS COMPANY, a corporation of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania iA. 35279. Folder for the additional right to transport persons between points within the Buck Hill Falls settlement in the Countv of Monroe, and from points in said settlement to railroad stations, bus depots in the Cities of Bethlehem.

Northampton County. Scranton. Lackawanna County, Wilkes-Barre. Luzerne County, and Allentown. Lehigh County, and the Villages Canadensis.

Skvtoo and Cresco. Monroe Countv. and the Boroughs of Mount Po-cono and Stroudsburg. Monroe County and airports located in Hanover Township. Le high County, Coolbaugh Township.

Monroe County. Neuton Township. Lackawanna County. Forty Fort and Wyoming Boroughs. Luzerne County, Barrett Township, Monroe County, and vice versa.

A public Hearing upon tnis application will be held in the Court House, at Allentown, Pennsylvania, at 10 A. on Fridav. July 26. 1946. when and where all persons In interest may appear and be heard if thev so desire.

BUCK HILL FALLS COMPANY. MeNess, Wallace Nurick, State Street Building. Harrisburg. Penna. Duane.

Morris A- Heckscher, 1617 Land Title Building. Philadelphia 10, Penna. Attorneys for applicant. Jyl2 NOTICE To CHARLES WERLEY. an absentee, any other person interested: You are herebT notified that Nora Wer-ley.

a sister of the said Charles Werley. did on the 27th day of June. A.D.. 1946. present her petition to the Orphans' Court Lehigh County.

Pennsylvania, praying for an order to declare the said Charles Werley. a presumed decedent, and further that if the said Charles Werley is found be a presumed decedent that she may be appointed Administratrix of his Estate. You are herebv warned to be and appear in said Orphans' Court on Thursday. September 5. 1946.

at 10 o'clock A.M.. Eastern Dayliaht Saving Time, when said matter will be heard. SNYDER, WERT WILCOX. Jyl2-19-26-A2. Attorneys.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FILE CERTIFICATE FOR THE REGISTRATION OF AN ASSUMED OR FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is herebv given that William Wickel and Robert Wickel. both of whom reside at 448 Tilghman Street. Allentown, Pennsylvania, will file in the Office of the Prothonotary of Lehigh County and the Secretarv of the Commonwealth on July 23. 1946. application for conducting in the County of Lehigh the business of roofing, siding, sheet metal work.

Tinder the Assumed and Fictitious Name Act of 1917, as amended, known as WICKEL BROTHERS with their principal place of business at 448 Tilghman street. Allentown. Pennsylvania, and that, they are the sole owners of said business ALFRED K. HETTINGER. Jyl2.

Attorney. DISSOLUTION NOTICE In Re: New Bridge Homes. Inc. A Pennsylvania Corporation To all creditors, claimants, and other interested persons: Take notice that on May 1. 1946.

the stocsnoiaers of said Corporation aaoptea resolution authorizing the vnluntarv dis solution of the Corporation, in confolrmity with the Business Corporation Law tAct of May 5. 18JJ. px 364i. and that on June 29. 1946.

a certificate of election to dis solve was filed with the Department of State at Harrisburg. Pennsylvania: and that- the Corporation is now winding tip its business and affairs. All nersons indebted to said Corporation, or persons having any claims against the same, are required to make payment or claim the same immediately at the Corporation's registered of- itce. Room 30J. 527 Hamilton Street.

Al lentown, Pennsylvania KLINE AND KLINE. JyS-12 Attorneys. SALE OF uable Real Estate and Household Furnishings Lot Nn. t. Reflinnin in the mtHri' rt Main Street thence extending along First Street, westward! 166'j leet to a post at a 15 feet wide public alley.

Thence along Said sales are subject to confirmation br the Court on August 5. 1946. LIBERTY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY or Allentown, Pa Guardian ot Agnes Greenzweig. also known as Agnea P. Green, a weak- minded Attorne ED J.

KNOI Auctioneer. J28-Jy5-12-19 Attorney. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE FARM The undersigned will expose to sale and if, iand soil" bounded by lands of Ray Hontz. Jos. Bregan.

Frank Herbst. Ehas Rabert and others. IM- provements consist of a 2'i-story brick- dwelling with slate roof: frame bank barn with tin rool: pig sty ana otner necessary outbuildings On said premises is a never failing spring. CONDITION'S OF SALE: 15i on day of sale, balance on or before Sept. 2 1946 SARAH A.

HENNINGER. Ind. and as Executrix of Est. of Anna Kemmerer. deceased.

KLINE At KLINE. Attyg. DEWEY C. WOTRING, Auctioneer J26-29Jy3-6-10-12 PUBLIC SALE OF Household Goods and Antiques On Fridav Evening. July 12, 1046 at P.

at be corner of Fifth and Jubilee Streets in the Borough of Emmaus, Pa. Double bed with walnut finish, marble top side board. Empire dresser with glass pulls. 2 marble top bureaus, oval 2 board extension table, hall rack, couch, rockers, cane seat chairs, other chairs, fold-away col bed with mattress, cooking utensils, glassware, chinaware and numerous other items. Conditions: Cash JAMES SCHULER.

WOODROW ROTH. Auct. WEAVER IOBST, Clerks Jy6-10-ll-12 SHORT NOTICE SALE OF Valuable Household Goods Friday Evening. 3y 17. 194fl at T.

M. Sharp, along Route 309 in South Schnecks-ville. North Whitehall township, Lehigh county: Dining room suite, living room suite. Vittrola type heater. New Perfection oil heater, kitchen cabinet, cherry chest of drawers, folding picnic table.

4 benches each 10'j feet long, lots of toys, lots of porch rockers and kitchen chairs, mirrors, taborets. lots of dishes, electric stove, breakfast set, curtains, drapes, trycicle, child's desk and chair. 30-40 Krag rifle, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms: Cash. WILLIS SCHMOYER.

DEWEY C. WOTRLNG. Auct. JyS-10-11-12 PUBLIC SALE Friday Nite July 13th, 7:30 p. at Chas.

Buck's Hotel, Little Gap, Pa. Start early, lots to sell. 3 liv. rm. suites, 1 Lehigh En.

range, lawn mowers, oil stoves, carpets, sprayers with tanks, porch rockers, books, dishes, utensils, bureaus, buffets, chairs. Private sales every day A- evening fc Sundays. Da Schmity douts blauderer. LITTLE GAP FURNITURE MART. ALBERT SMITH.

Auct, Jyll-12 AUCTION SALE At Eogelsville Tonite Truckload of fruits and vegetables, beds and springs, living room suite, lot of small tables, chairs, laundry stove, oil stove, small refrigerator, metal kitchen cupboard. 1 bedroom suite like new, toys and lot of dishes. Anything to sell, brinsr it here. Sale starts at 8 o'clock CHAS. WARMKESSEL.

Jyl2. Auctioneer. PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Household Furnishings Saturday Afternoon. Julv 13. at No.

153 East Ininn Bethlehem, at I rlock P. M. Living room suiie. floor table lamps, spinet desk chair, radio. 2 mahogany center tables.

3 9x12 axminster rugs. 2 Congoleum rugs. "Norge" elec. refrigera tor, westingnouse eiec. range.

Dexter elec. washer, Electrolux cleaner, rocking chairs, sewine machine, dining room furniture, kitchen cabinet. 2 beds springs, other bedroom furniture, porch rockers, lawn mower, some carpenter and garden tools, d'shes and cooking utensils and many other articles. Terms Cash. MRS.

JACOB ROTH. RYAN R. RAIDLINE. Auct. Jyl2-13 1 BIDS WANTED Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Board of Directors of the School District of the City of Bethlehem not later than 4 p.

m. on Monday, July 15, 1946. for the following projects: Alterations to Liberty High School Gym. Alterations to Administration Offices. Blacktop Surfacing Franklin Grounds.

Furniture. Radio-Victrolas, Movie Projector. Duplicating Machines. Typewriters, Gas Machinery. Bookbinding.

Refreshment Concession. Athletic Equipment, Electric Lamps and Supplies for the first and second classes. Specifications are on file at the office of the secretary. Each bid must be enclosed in a sealed envelope, clearly marked on the outside "Bid for as the case, may be. and addressed and delivered to the undersigned at his office at 125 West Packer Avenue.

Bethlehem. no later than the day and hour above stated. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF BETHLEHEM. PA. CLIFFORD F.

FREY, Secretary-Business Manager. J28-Jy5-12. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FILE CER TIFICATE FOR THE REGISTRATION- OF AN ASSI'MFD OR FICTITIOIS NAME Notice is nerebv given that a certificate will be filed in the Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth. Harrisburg. Pennsylvania, and in the Office of the P10-thonotsry.

Lehigh County. Pennsylvania, on the 16th day of July. 1946, to conduct business under the name of ROCKELS STORE under which name business will be eon-ducted at 304 Main Street, Emmaus, Lehigh County. Pennsylvania, by Percivat F. OU.

Effie L. Ott. Charles Devereaux and Anna B. Devereaux, the character of said business being the conducting of a general department store. SNYDER.

WERT WILCOX. Jyl2. Attorneys. ACCOUNT NOTICE Notice lg hereby given that the First and Final Account of The Merchants National Bank of Allentown, Guardian for Richard M. Fulton, a weak-minded person, has been filed in the Office of the Prothonotary at Allentown.

Lehigh county, Pennsylvania, as of No. 197 January Term. 1946. and that the same will be presented to the Court for confirmation on the fifth day of August. 1946.

BCTZ, STECKEL. UDDERS RUPP. Attorneys. JOHN P. CREVELING, Prothonotary.

J38-Jy5-12 PUBLIC OF I i I i at if is at of Is 2i of or of to F. a SOCIAL EVENTS ATTENTION PARTY PLAYERS JOE KATHRYN SKILLO A GRAND DELUXE SUMMER PARTT EVERY FRL. SAT. NTTE. 8:30 P.M.

EVERY 3RD At 5TH GAME A NOVELTY 25c FIRST. CARD EXTRA DOUBLE 25e 2 EXTRA GAMES 7:45 At 8 M. ODD FELLOWS HALL. 118 9TH 8T. BIG REGULAR PARTY LAKESIDE FRL, JULY 12TH 8 P.

M. DOUBLE CARDS tl EXTRA CARDS 50 CENTS 50c BUS SERVICE BUS LEAVES BETHLEHEM. BROAD At NEW. 6 P. M.

5 POINTS, 6 P. M. M1NNICH HOTEL, 6:15 P. M. ALLENTOWN, 7TH WALNUT.

6:15 P. M. WM. BENNETT. MGR.

PHONE 27672 CHURCHES CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS Make your picnic complete with our large assortment of BALLOONS. PRIZE PACKAGES. DONATION FLAGS. ETC. Come In 4: See For Yourself LOWY NOVELTY CO.

31 N. 10th St. Ph. 870T LOOK LOOK LOOK REGULAR SKILLO PARTY AMERICAN LEGION HOME CATASAUQUA 330 Stcoixu si. FRIDAY.

JULY 12. 8:30 P. M. EARLY BIRDS. 8:15 P.

M. EVERY FIFTH GAME A NOVELTY CARDS 35c 3 FOR tl Bus leaves Allentown. 7th At Walnut, 15. stcos on 7th Turner. Gordon.

Allen it Washington Sts. BILL DEMKQ. KOHLER. MGR LOOK-LOOK-LOOK "MILLIE 6'" BIG SKILO PARTY AT 24-26 N. 10TH ST.

TRIDAY JULY 12 1:30 P. M. EARLY BIRDS 1:15 50 GAMES FOR ORDERS COME EARLY, GAME STARTS 1:30 30c CARD PICNIC In Macungie Memorial Park Fon Joe At His Mountaineers. Skillo will be played. In case of rain it will- be played in the warehouse.

REGULAR PARTY NETHERLANDS SKATING RINK 8 P. M. CARDS 50c 5 BIG SPECIALS 6 DRIVERS SPECIAL 5 DRIVERS SPECIAL 3 PACKS 2 PACKS 50c RETURN FOR BUS TRANSPORTATION CALL ALLEN, 2-2190 BETH. 7-2713 BUS LEAVES BATH 6:15 M. NAZARETH 6 P.

M. NORTHAMPTON 6 45 P. 7TH WALNUT 6:15 P. M. OUT 7TH TO TILGHMAN OUT TILGHMAN BROAD A- NEW BETHLEHEM 6 P.

M. COVERING ALL OF BETHLEHEM W. N. KOHLER. MGR.

SKILLO All merchandise on Tegular games. Including chicken dinners, elec. kitchen clock, tlec. toaster. 9x12 Armstrong rug.

hamper, cases of assorted vegetables, nylons, table lights, plate glasa mirror, etc. Also our own feature, the 13th Whirlwind Game. Double card 35c. 3 for $1. CETRONIA FIRE HALL.

July 12- 8 p. m. Bus leaves Center Square at At returns. Johnny At Mickey. SKILLO PARTY RAINBOW ROOM, CENTRAL PARK FRL, JULY 12TH, 8:30 MYSTERY GAME EVERY GAME PLUS RIGHT LEFT ORDER WM.

BENNETT. MGR. LOST FOUND STRAYED fl GLASSES Gold rimmed. Lost at Cedar Beach Wednesdsy Reward. Finder return to 138 S.

14th St. or phone 20244 LAPEL WATCH Gold. Lost between 6'b At 7th Sts. on Hamilton. Reward.

617 N. Jordan or phone 6713. LEATHER WALLET Brown, hand tooled, cont iden. cards, money, etc. Lost late Tues.

nite. Lib. reward. Ret. to post office or call 25259.

WALLET black with zipper. Lost in vie. of 5th At Hamilton Sts Contains cards picture. Reward. Kindly call 24873.

Business and Professional Directory BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED ALL RUGS Az uphols. safely cleaned with latest modern materials equip. pick up At deliver. Barcel Cleaning Co, Ph. 2-2301.

BILL'S ELEC. APPLIANCE SERVICE Washers, sweepers, toasters, etc. 614 Fulton St. Ph. 3-7335.

BULLDOZER At AIR COMPRESSOR Service. Excavation work of all kinds. Phone 2-2518 or 3-2432. CESSPOOL CLEANING Cesspool acid. FICHTER'S.

Star Route, Allentown. Ph. Emmaus 331-M-2. EXCAVATING FOR SEWER CESSPOOL Cesspool acid. Air compressor service.

George E. Bear Son. Ph. 2-6729 FURNACE CLEANING Special price of $7.50 for limited time only. Queen Cltr Heating 840 Turner Ph.

2-7746. GENERAL HAULING Cinders, rrtishe-1 rock, sing shovel work. JAMES R. GAUMER. Ph.

2-7212. GENERAL HAULING HOFFMAN. Contracting Distributing Ca. 810 ALLEN ST. Phone 7611 OTT REFRIGERATION SERVICE Prompt Service Anytime 960 Liberty St.

Ph. 2-8716 SANDING REFINISHING Renew your floors the modsrn way. VTNCE FLOOR REFINISHING CO. Ph. 3-1442.

TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES Cash register repairs and suppiie. Steffins Shop, 916 Gordon St. Ph. 2-3678. VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED Waxed or painted.

Also retaping. Will call for At deliver. Francis L. Knauss. 2023 Washington St.

Ph. 2-3969. WE REFINISH Old refrigerators, kitchen cabinets factory new in your home. No fuss, no muss SUPREME SPRAY PAINT -ING SERVICE Ph. 73294.

Beth. BUILDING CONTRACTING 13 ALTERATIONS Cementing is plastering steps- cellars, sidewalks, etc. Walter Smith. 5386 Susquehanna. Ph 37265.

CEMENT CONTRACTOR Sidewalks, steps, cellars. Call for estimates. M. Naples. 625 Union.

Res. Ph 2-6113 or 6811 INSURANCE SURETY BONDS 17 SO! You have no lire insurance Ct SAMUEL D. BUTZ AGENCY. 32 6. 7tn St Ph.

MOV'G TRUCK'G STORAGE 19 A Complete NEW Moving Service Local DONALD G. MILLER Long Di't. Allentown 8781 Phone Bethlehem 75372 AERO MAYFLOWER-DIEHL STORAGE 128-132 N. 8th St Phone 2-4193 STORAGE WAREHOUSE MOVING Large Fire-Retardant Warehouse A LOCAL LONG DISTANCE MOVER Piano At Safe Moving a Specialty Ph. 4389 UNION TRANSFER CO.

4389 ARTHUR W. GLOSE DIAL 2-275 Moving tl Storage Rug Shampooing Moth Proofing ALLIED VAN LINES Agent 224 8th C. KELLER At SON PH. 2-7160 EXPERT MOVERS Local Long Distance, 238 N. 2nd Rear GENERAL MOVING Ar STORAGE We Rent Folding Chairs fe Tables Ph.

4634 ALLENTOWN TRANSFER PAINT'G PAPER'G DECB'T'NS 2 LINOLEUM AWNINGS SHADES HARRY E. LEHRMAN PH. 2-0137 Additional Classified Ads on Follouing Page OEATBS DRUMHELLER Suddenly, at his home, 4th and Iron Lehighton, Thursday. July 11, 1946. Walter B.

Drumheller.i private funeral services p. m. usi Sunday from his late home with Rev. Carl S. Leinbach of Zion Reformed church, Lehighton, officiating.

Interment in Le- rughtcn cemetery. Viewing at the home. 7 to 9 n. dst. Saturday, swartz- Hermany.

FREY At Bethlehem July 9. Mrs. Arme i nee Hartley i Frey. widow of William J. Frey, 918 High St.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late heme on Saturday at 2 p. m. Interment in Greenmon cemetery. Bath. Friends'may call at the late home Friday evening.

7 to 9. Bartholomew. FRIES In Bethlehem. July 8, 1946, Mrs. Annie I.

Danner Fries, wife of Charles M. Fries. 1221 N. New St. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services at 1:30 p.

m. Friday in the Steyers home. 500 Linden Bethlehem. Entombment in Memorial Park mausoleum. Steyers.

CALM In West Catasauqua. July 11. 1946, Ottilia nee Freund, widow of Gottfried Galm. of 106 Main in her 87th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Monday at 8:30 a.

m. at the late home followed by a solemn requiem mats in St. Mary's Catholic church, Catasauqua. at 9 o'clock. Interment in Geth-semane cemetery.

Catasauqua. Viewing Sunday noon until time of funeral Oliver S. Burkholder. GROSS In this city. July 9, 1946.

Elizabeth, nee Hennig, wife of David A. Gross, 2031 W. Broad Bethlehem. Brief services will be held at the late home on Friday at 1 p. followed by services in the Bethel Mennonite church.

526 N. 8th Allentown at 1.45 p. m. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Grandview cemetery.

Allentown. Friends may call Thursday from 7 to 9 p. m. B. HINELINE In Easton.

July 10. 1946. Harvey Hineline. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services on Saturday at 2 p. m.

from Ashton funeral home, 1346 Northampton Easton. with Rev. E. E. Iber, officiating.

Interment Durham cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Fnaay evnmg from to 9 Ashton. HOKE In this city. Julv 9. 1946.

Rosa nee Schantz. wife of the late Frank C. Hoke. Relatives and friends are re-spectfuilv invited to attend services from tne j. s.

Burknoider lunerai nome, loui Hamilton on Saturday at 1:30 P. m. Interment in Greenwood cemetery. Friend? are invited to call on Friday from 1 to 8:30 p. m.

B. KAIN'Z In this city. July 9. 1946. Rosin.

nee Krutzler, wife of Stefan Kainz ol 329 Schreiber Coplay. in her 45th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at 8:30 a. m. Friday at her late home and a requiem mass ax 9 a.

m. in St. Peter's Catholic church. Rev. J.

J. Ostheimer will officiate. Interment in the parish cemetery. Friends may call from Thursday noon until the time of the funeral. Schisler.

LAUBACH In this city. July 11. 1946. Granville H. husband of Anna, nee Frable.

Laubach, of 1622'j Tilghman aged 64 years. 6 months and 7 days. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Monday at 1:30 p. m. at the Steyers funeral home, 500 Linden Bethlehem.

Interment at Farmsville cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening. Steyers. NELMOYER In Coopersburg. July 11.

1946. Edward of Station Coopersburg, in his 82nd year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Monday at 1:30 p. m. at the late home with further services in Zionsville Reformed church.

Interment in adjoining cemetery. Friends may call iSunday 7 to 9 p. m. Derr. REIXSMITH in Allentown, July ii.

1946, Mrs. Maisie Reinsmith. mother ol Mrs. George T. Wentz.

378 Broad Emmaus. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited without further notice to attend services to be conducted at the J. S. Burkholder funeral home, 1601 Hamilton at 1:30 p. Monday.

Interment in the Fairview cemetery. Friends are invited to call on Sunday evening from 7 to 8:30. B. RAND At Allentown. R.

4. near Shoen-ersville, July 11. 1946, Elenor. nee Weaver. Rand, widow of Levi H.

Rand. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend without further notice the services to be conducted at the Harvey R. Saylor funeral home. 1064 5th North Cata sauqua. at 2:30 p.

m. Saturday. Inter ment in the Memorial Park cemetery. Bethlehem. Friends are invited to call at the funeral home on Friday from 7:30 to 9 P.

m. Harvey R. Saylor. SCHLEGEL Near Howersville. Amandes, husband of the late Agnes, nee Merkham.

Schlegel, in his 87th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited witnout further notice to attend brief services at the late home on Saturday at 1:30 P. m. Further services will be conducted in Christ church. Little Moore township.

Interment in adjoining cemetery. Friends may call Friday 7 to 9 p. m. Schisler. SMITH At Falmerton R.

I. June 11. Emma nee Drumheller. wife of the late Nathan Smith, age d82 years, 7 months and 17 days. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend services at 2 n.

m. Sunday at the Buck and James funeral home. 661 Delaware Palmerton. Interment in Towa- mensmg cemetery. Viewing from 7 to 9 p.

m. Saturday, buck and James. TROXELL At Cementon. July 10, 1946. Minnie nee Schaeffer.

Troxell. of 200 3rd Cementoti, widow of Jeremiah S. Troxell. aged 78 years. 6 months and 15 days.

Relatives and friends are respect fully invitea to attena snort services at 1:30 n. m. Sunday at the late home fol lowed by continued services in the Egypt church. Burial in the cemetery adjoining the church. Viewing Saturday from 7 to 9 p.

m. Schisler. V'OLKERT In this city, July 10. ,1946. Lewis Volkert.

of 438 Union husband of the late Ella, nee Bowers. Volkert. aged 77 years. 3 months and 6 days. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the William Weber funeral home.

502 Ridge at 8:30 a. m. Saturday. Hisrh mass of requiem will be sung in the Church of the Sacred Heart, of Jesus at 9 a. m.

Interment in Sacred Heart cemetery. Viewing Friday from 7 to 9 p. m. Weber. VOUGKT In Wilson Borough.

July 10 1946. John F. Cough, in the 83rd year of his age. Services from the Fisher funeral home, 1723 Washington Saturday at 2 P. to 'which relatives and friends are invited.

Interment, Easton Heights cemetery. Friends may call Friday eve ning after 7 clock. Fisner. WUEN'CH In this city. July 11.

1946, Gabriel, husband of Anna, nee Simon, Wnench of 380 Auburn aged 61 years. months and 24 days. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at 8 a. m. Saturday from the Derr funeral home.

46 E. Susquehanna followed by a mass at 8:30 a. m. in St. stepnen Hungarian cnurcn.

5th and Union Sts. Interment in Sacred Heart cemetery. Friends may call at. the funeral home on Friday from 7 to 9 p. m.

Derr. TODER In Allentown. July 8. 1946, Susanna G. iGehmanK widow of Henry L.

Yoder and formerly a resident of 723 St. John in her 65th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend services to be conducted at the Derr funeral home. 46 E. Susquehanna on Friday at 1 p.

m. Continued services in the Swamp Mennonite church. Rosedale. Interment in the adjoining cemet.erv. Friends are invited to call at the funeral home on Thursday evening from 7 to 9.

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M. BENEFIT RITTERS VILLI FIRE CO. PACO WEEL RON THEE RAILROADS. HE WEEL RON THE ILLINOIS AND THEE GRAN'J ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Irving I. Stettler deceased, late of Trexlertown, Lehieh county, Pennsylvania.

Letters of administration c.t.a on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands against jt to make known the same without delay, to JENNIE STETTLER. Administratrix. Trexlertown. Penna. HENRY L.

SNYDER. Atty. Jy5-12-19-26-A2-9 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Walter I. Mat-tern, deceased, late of the City of Allentown. Lehigh county, Pennsylvania.

Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those hav ing claims or demands against it to make Known the same without, delay, to EU GENE F. KRAUSE, Executor. 1042 Walnut Street. Allentown. Pa BUTZ, STECKEL HUDDERS RUPP.

Attorneys. J21-28-Jy5-12-19-26 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Allen J. Wiest. deceased, late of the City of Allentown. LehiEh county.

Pennsylvania. Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands against' it to make known the same without, delay, to LYDIA WIEST. Executrix, 315 E. Union Allentown. Pa.

R. L. SCHIFFERT. Attorney. J21-28-Jy5-12-19-26 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Mary Bartholomew deceased, late of Lehigh county.

Pennsylvania. Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons Indebted tn the sairt estate are re quested to make payment, and those hav ing claims or demands against it to make knottn the same without delay, to EDWIN G. SNYDER, and HARRIET GORMAN. Executors. 301 Allentown National Bank Allentown.

Penna. CARL J. W. HESSINGER. Atty.

J21-28-Jy5-12-19-26 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Lillie Stuber deceased, late of the Borough of Fountain Hill. Lehigh County. Pennsylvania. Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands against it to make known the same without delay, to DORIS STUBER TRUMBOWER. Executrix.

1238 Moravian Street. Fountain Hill, Pennsylvania. HARRY P. CREVLING. Attorney.

J14-21-28 Jy5-12-19 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Clayton F. King, deceased, late of the City of Allentown, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania. Letters of administration on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment. and those ha vine claims or demands against it to make known the same without delay, to PAUL J. KING.

156 Chestnut Allentown. Pa. and HARMON KING, 535 N. 11th Allentown. Pa.

Administrators. IRA T. ERDMAN, Attorney. J14-21-28 Jy5-12-19 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Mary J. Levan.

deceased, late of Lehigh county. Pennsyl vania. Letters of administration on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment. and those having claims or demands against it to make known the same without delay, to SALLY A. SNYDER.

Adminis tratrix, 1128'a Lehigh Allentown. Pa. IRA T. ERDMAN. Attorney.

J14-21-28 Jy5-12-19 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Lillie V. Hart-7eil deceased, late of the Borough of Ma cungie. Lehieh county, Pennsylvania Let ters of administration on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the said estate are re quested to make payment, and those hav- claims or demands against it to make known the same without delay, to MARY J. HOSFELD. 56 Church Macungie, Administratrix.

IRA T. ERDMAN. Attorney. J7-14-21-28-Jy5-12 ESTATE NOTICE Estate Of Harry Bower, deceased, late of the City of Allentown. Lehigh County, Pennsylvania.

Letters of administration C.T.A. on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate are reouested to make payment and those having claims or demands against it to make known the same without delay to. MRS. MABEL H. LILLY.

2125 Union Street. Allentown. Pa Administratrix C.T.A. or to WILLIAM L. BOWER.

E02 Hamilton Street. Allentown. fa. JV-14-21-28-Jy5-12 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Jennie Case deceased, late of the City of Allentown. Lehigh county, Pennsylvania Letters testamentarv on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands against it to make known the same without delay, to CLARENCE 'F CASE.

824 N. 7th Allen town. MABEL J. GSELL. Route No.

3. Allentown. Executors, ika t. kkij-MAN. Attorney.

J7-14-21-28-Jy5-12. ESTATE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that in the Estate of Sadie E. Burke, deceased, late of the City of Allentown, Pennsylvania, the Register of Wills of Lehigh Countv has granted lette.rs testamentary to Joseph C. Burke. All persons having claims or demands against said estate are requested to make known the same, and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment without delay to the executor.

JOSEPH C. BURKE. 25 N. 4th Street. Allentown, Pa.

ORRIN E. BOYLE. Attorney. J7-14-21-28-Jy5-12 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of John J. O'Donnell.

deceased, late of the City of Allentown. Lehigh County. Pennsyl- nf nn tne above estate having been granted to the undersigned an persons uiucdipu 10 mc -I A mot. av ment. and those having claims or demands against it to make known the same without, delav.

to JOHN F. O'DONNELL. Ad ministrator, 44 in. intra 01.. nutmunu.

Pa. IRA T. ERDMAN. Attorney. J14-21-28 Jy5-12-19 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Anna J.

Dei-bert. deceased, late of the Borough of Slatington. Lehigh county. Pennsylvania. Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the said estate are reouested to make payment, and those having claims or demands against it to make known the sapie without delay, to EP.MA A GEORGE.

Executrix. Neffs, Pa. KENNETH H. KOCH, 502 Hamilton St. Allentown.

Atty. J21-28-Jy5-12-19-26 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Stanley C. Shaw, deceased, late of the Township of Lower Macungie, Lehigh county. Pennsylvania. Letters of administration on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the said estate re requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands against it to make known the same without delay, to AGNES B.

SHAW. Administratrix. Route 2. Allentown. Pa.

IOBST. GETZ TWINING. Attorneys. 516 Commonwealth Building, Allentown. Pa.

J28-Jy5-12-19-26-A2 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of John M. Hart, late of the Village of Cementon. Township of Whitehall, County of Lehigh and State of Pennsylvania, deceased. Whereas, letters testamentary on the above named estate have been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands to present the same without delay to EDWARD HART. 2019 Washington Northampton.

HELEN CHRIST-MAN. 2019 Reading Road, Allentown. Executors. GEO M. BERG.

Cement National Bank Northampton, Penna. J28-Jy5-12-19-26-A2. ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Edwin Henry Lents, deceased, late of the City of Bethlehem. Lehigh county. Pennsylvania.

Letters testamentary on the above estate havine been ranted to the undersigned all nersons indebted to the said estate are reouested to make navment. and those having claims or demands against it to make known the same without delay, to LUCY MAY LENTZ. Executrix, 720 Keystone Bethlehem. Penna. KLINE TCI INF.

S27 Hamilton Allentown. Penna. Attorneys. J21-28-Jy5-12-19-26 ESTATE NOTICE Estate Of William Wallitsch. deceased, late of the City of Allentown.

Lehigh county. Pennsylvania. Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands against It to make known the same without delay, to MARGARET C. WALLITSCH. Executrix.

31 North Seventh Street. Allentown. Penna. HABBV P. Attorney.

J21-28-Jyo-12-19-25 If HE'LL BE RONNINgX i iVn THEE C. jk ffe I i. HE WEEL RON THEE 1 1 I If SANTA FE "CANNON YOU DON WATCH EEN THEE 5WEET BY-AN -BY ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Johanna Sul-zer deceased, late of Salisbury Township. Bethlehem R. D.

3. Lehigh County, Pennsylvania. Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those havin? claims or demands against it to make known the same without delay, to JOSEPH SULZER. Executor. Betnienem r.

d. 3. renna. xiakxi i c. CREVELING.

Attorney. J14-21-28 Jy5-12-19 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Helen H. Matthews, deceased, late of the Village of Fullerton. Lehigh County. Pennsylvania.

Letters of administration on the above es tate having been granted to the undersigned all oersons indebted to the -said es tate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands against it to make known tne same witnout oeiay. to DONALD G. MATTHEWS, Administrator, 750 Park Street. Fullerton. Penna.

HENRY V. SCHEIRER. Attorney. Jy5-12-19-26-A2-9 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Florence Knauss, deceased, late of the City of Allentown. Lehigh county.

Pennsylvania. Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands against it to make known the same without delay, to MARGARET SHERRY, Green Street. Allentown. Pennsylvania, ANNA CONRAD, 939 '2 North 20th Street, Allentown. Pennsylvania.

Executrices: or to JAMES C. LANSHE. Attorney. 445 Hamilton Street. Allentown.

Pennsylvania. ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Anna S. Herman deceased, late of the Borough of Slatington. Lehigh county. Pennsylvania.

Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make Dayment, and those having claims or demands against it to make known the same without delay, to MARY COOK. Execu'rix. Star Route, Allentown, Pa. IRA T. ERDMAN, Attorney.

Jyl2-19-26-A2-9-16 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Emma S. Geissinger deceased, late of the Borough of Emmaus. Lehigh county. Pennsylavania. Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands against it to make known the same without delay, to MONROE S.

GEISSINGER. Executor. 28 S. Church Street. Macungie, Pennsylvania.

LINN H. SCHANTZ, Attorney. 201 Commonwealth Allentown. Pennsylvania. Jyl2-19-26-A2-9-16 ESTATE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that in the Estate of Agnes D.

Greens-weig. deceased, late of Egypt. Lehigh County. Pennsylvania, the Register of Wills of Lehigh County has granted Letters Testamentary to Edgar W. Kohler.

All persons having claims or demands against said Estate are requested to make known the same, and all nersons indebted to said Estate are requested to make payment without delay to the executor. EDGAR W. KOHLER. Summit Hill. Pa.

OR-RIN E. BOYLE. Attorney. Jyl2-19-26-A2-9-16 NOTICE Borough of Fountain Hill. Lehigh County, Pennsylvania Notice Is herebv given that the Borough of Fountain Hill, Lehigh county.

Pennsylvania, is offering for sale a total of Thirty Thousand 000.00t Dollar.s of general obligation bonds to be known as Funding Bonds of These bonds will be in the denomination of One Thousand ($1. 000.00) Dollars each and will be thirty (30 1 in number, numbered from 1 to 30. hearine interest at a rate of no more than per annum, at the op tion of the purchaser: interest payaoie semi-annually. Bids will be received for tne entire issue at a rate 01 interest not. in excess of 2'2rr, and no bid com-binfne two 2) or more different rates of interest will be considered.

These bonds will be issued without deduction for any and all taxes now or hereafter levied or assessed thereon by any present or fu ture law of the State of Pennsylvania, excepting succession or inheritance taxes which taxes, except succession or inheritance taxes, the Borough of Fountain Hill will assume and nay. bonds will bear date as or September 1, 1946. and may be registered as to principal only, and they will mature serially as follows: Bonds numbered 1 to 3. both inclu sive, on September 1. 1948.

Bonds numbered 4 to 6, both inclu sive, on September 1, 1949. Bonds numbered 7 to 10, botn inclusive, on September 1. 1950. Bonds numbered 11 to 14, both inclusive, on September 1. 1951.

Bonds numbered 15 to 18, both inclusive, on September 1. 1952. Bonds numbered 19 to 22, both Inclusive, on September 1. 1953. Bonds numbered 23 to 26, both inclusive, on September 1.

1954. Bonds numbered 27 to 30. both inclusive, on September 1, 1955. Provided, however, that after September 1, 1951. all or any part of the then outstanding bonds may be called by the Borough of Fountain Hill at par upon any semi-annual interest data by publishing a notice stating the numbers of the bonds which are called for redemption, and stating the place where such bond.s are to be presented for redemption, whereupon interest shall cease to run on all bonds specified in the said notice after the date fixed therein as the callable date.

The said notice shall be published for two (2 1 successive weeks in The Morning Call: the last of said notices to appear not more than seventy (70 days, or less than sixty (60 days prior to the call date. The said bonds -will be sold to the highest responsible bidder at not less than par and accrued interest to the date of delivery. The Borough will provide and Pay for the printing of the bonds and for the approval of the issue bv the Department of Internal Affairs of the State of Pennsylvania. Every bid must be accompanied by a certified check in the sum of Six Hundred 1S6OO.OO1 Dollars, made payable to the Borough- of Fountain Hill, or its Treasurer, which check, in the case of the successful bidder, will be held to secure the Borough against any loss resulting from the failure of the bidder to comply with the terms of his bid. Bids must be sealed and placed in the hands of the secretarv or the acting secretary of the Borougn of Fountain Hill, at the Municipal building.

843 Clewell Street. Fountain Hill, Pennsylvania, not later than 6 o'clock p. Eastern Standard Time, on the second day of August, 1946. The Borough of Fountain Hill reserves the right to reject any and all bids. FRANK T.

SUMMERS. Acting Secretary. Jyl2-19-26. Borough of Fountain Hill. IN THE COURT OF COMMON FLEAS OF LEHIGH COUNTY No.

4, Sept. Term. 1846 In Re: Petititon of Irwin I. S. Fenster-maker for rule to bring ejectment on Siegersville Institute.

Inc. Notice is hereby given to the Siegersville Institute. Inc its successors, assigns or trustees that the petition of Irwin I. S. Fenstermaker was presented in said Court to the above term and number on June 17, 1946, setting forth that he is in possession of and claims title by adverse possession of the following described real estate: All That Certain lot of land situate in the village of Siegersville, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a post in the public road leadina from Siegersville to Schnecksville, thence extendine along the same by lands late of Amos Rabenold North 19 degrees West 19 Perches to a post, thence by land of Charles Wieand South 64 degrees West 10.6 perches to a post in the public road leading from Joseph Gross to Siegersville and thence extending along the same by lands late of John Houft.

now lands of Solomon Heberly South 493i degrees East 20.6 perches to the place of beginning. Containing 100 perches strict measure. That the said Siegersville Institute, its successors, assigns or trustees have an apparent interest in or title to the above described real estate but that they have not been in possession for more than twenty-one years next preceding the date of said application and that their names and addresses are unknown. Wherefore, the Court on June 24. 1946.

entered a Rule upon them to bring their action in ejectment within six months within the date of service of the said Rule or show cause why the same can not be brought. Returnable to the second Monday ef February. 1947. HENRY V. SCHEIRER.

Attorney for Petitioner. OLIVER H. PETER, Eh' riff. J28-Jy5-12-19-26-A2 This newspaper i a ember of the Aisoeiatien of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers, which includes leading newspapers throughout tke Montry and has for its aim the elimination ef fraudulent and misleading classified advertising. This newspaper as well at every ether member ef the Association, endeavors to print only trolhful Want Ad and will appreciate having it attention called to any advertising net eonforminc to the highest atandards ef honesty.

NOTICE Classified advertising start in evening editions must be received net later than 10 A. Ads scheduled to start In morning editions must be received prior to 6:30 M. DIAL 4241 Thi newspaper will net be respea (ible for mere than one incerreet insertion et any adv. and no claim (ball be allowed unlet notice of error be riven this Newspaper hefore 5:30 P. M.

en the Urn day of publication. Deaths DEATHS ARTIN'GER In Barberton, July 9. 1946. Richard, husband of Emma, nee Schuster, Artinger. in his 42nd year.

Relatives and friends are respectfully in vited without further notice to attend funeral services on Friday at 2 P. m. at the Schisler funeral home. 2119 Washington Northampton. Interment in Arlington Memorial Dark.

Friends may call Thursday 7 to 9 P. m. Schisler. CHRISTINE In this city. July 11.

1946, Jennie nee Smith, wife of George Christine, of 325 E. Walnut in her 62nd year. Relatives and friends are invited to atten dservices from St. Joseph's Lutheran church, Carlisle and E. Walnut at 1:30 p.

Monday. Interment in Moreenland cemetery. Friends may call at the church on Sunday from 7 to o. m. Trexler.

CRONENBERGER In this city. July 9, 1946, Peter Cronenberger. of 436 Turner aged 88 years. 2 months and 27 days. Relatives and friends are respectfully in vited to attend funeral services from the Stephens funeral home.

1335 Linden at 1.30 p. m. Friday. Interment in Odd Fellows cemetery, Tamaqua. Friends may call Thursday from 7 to 9 p.

m. Tamaqua pa pers please copy. Stanley S. Stephens. DRIES In this citv.

Julv 10. 1946. Frank Dries of 615 N. Lumber husband of the late Alice, nee Trexler. Dries, aged 68 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend services at the Trexler funral home. 116 S. 8th at 1:30 p. Saturday. Interment in Fairview ceme tery.

Friends mav call on Friday irom to 8:30 p. m. Trexler. DLNSMORE In Emmaus. July 8.

1946, Alexander husband of Cora, nee Leaser, Dunsmore. of 844 Chestnut Emmaus. aged 70 years. 10 months and 17 days. Relatives, friends and members of organi zations with which he was affiliated are respectfully invited to attend funeral serv ices at 1:30 p.

m. Saturday at tne late home. Continued services at St. Paul Re formed church, Allentown. with interment in St.

Mark's cemetery. Friends may call Friday from 7 to 9 p. m. Derr. SHERIFF'S SALES OF Valuable Real Estate The following real estate will be sold by the sheriff of Lehigh County, on FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1946 at.

Two o-elnck P.M.. Daylight Savins Time, in the Court House. Allentown. Lehigh County, Pennsylvania. INo.

1 By virtue of a certain writ of fieri fa cias, inquisition waived: All that certain messuage, tenement and lot or piece of ground, situate on the South 8ide of Cleveland Street, between Fifth and Sixth Streets, in the Twelfth Ward of the City of Allentown, County of Lehigh and State of Pennsylvania, and known as No. 522 Cleveland Street, bounded and described as follow-s, to wit: On the North by Cleveland Street: on the South by Chester Alley; on the East by lot or piece of ground now or late of Calvin A. Hardee; and on the West by lot or piece of ground now or late of Sarah A. Bear. Containing in front on said Cleveland Street Twenty-Five (25) feet, and extending in depth of equal width One.

Hundred Fifty Five and Sixty Two one-hundredths ila5.62) feet, the East ern line of said lot being Sixty seven and six-tenths (67.6) feet West of East Alley. It being the same premises which Irwin A. Krasley and Anna M. Krasley, his wife, by their deed dated February 9, 1920, and recorded in the Office for the Recording of Deeds in and for the County of Lehigh at Allentown, Pennsylvania, in Deed Book Volume 335 Page 198. granted and conveyed unto Fenton Apgar in fee.

Improvements thereon consist of: One, two and one-half story brick building, 17 ft. 92 slate roof. Rear porch, 5 ft. 28 slate roof. Front porch, 5 ft.

15 slate roof. Seized and taken in execution as the property of: Fenton Apgar. ORRIN E. BOYLE, Atty. ISo.

2 By virtue of a certain writ of levari facias, inquisition waived: All that certain messuage, tenement and lot or piece of ground, on the south side of Turner street, in tne city ot Allentown. County of Lehigh and State of Pennsylvania, between Penn and Fourth Streets, and known as No. 436 Turner Street and bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the south side of said Turner Street thirty-two 32 1 feet east of the southeast corner of Turner and Penn Streets, thence extending South along property of August Leibold at right angles with said Turner Street one hundred twenty 120 feet to a ten foot wide alley, thence extending east along said alley twenty-one (21 1 leet to property now or late of Stephen B. Lett, thence extending north in a line parallel with the first mentioned line one hundred and twenty 1 120) feet to said Turner Street, thence west along the same twenty-one (21) feet to a point, the place of beginning; containing two thousand five hundred and twenty i2-52Di square feet. Improvements thereon consist of: One.

three storv brick apartment dwelling. 20 ft 70 ft. Three rear- porches, 8 It. 14 ft. Seized and taken in execution as the property of: John T.

Jones and Ellen A. Jones. Paul J. King and Edward A. Edwards, individually and as executors of the last Will of John T.

Jones, deceased. BUTZ, STECKEL. HUDDERS RUPP. Attorneys. No.

3 By virtue of a certain writ of levari facias, inquisition waived: All that certain messuage, tenement and lot or piece of ground, situate in the Fifth Ward of the City of Allentown. County of Lehigh and State of Pennsylvania, known as No. 629 Turner Street, bounded on the east bv the western line of property No. 627 Turner Street, on the north and west by property of the English Evangelical Church, and on the south by Turner Street; Containing in front on said Tur-rer Street nineteen 19 feet, more or less, and extending in depth of equal width sixtv 60 feet. Improvements thereon consist of: One, three story brick dwelling; and store room, 19 ft.

63 ft. rear porch, 10 ft. 18 ft. comp. roof.

Seized and taken in execution as the property of: Arthur S. Knerr and Margaret M. Knerr. BUTZ, STECKEL. HUDDERS At RUPP, Attorneys.

OLIVER H. PETER. Sheriff of Lehigh County, Penna. A. EDWARD COLEMAN, Sheriff's Solicitor.

J28-Jy5-12 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Elmer S. Kidd. also known as E. S. Kidd, de-the City of Allentown, Lehigh County, ceased, lat of the City of Allentown, Lehigh County.

Pennsylvania. Letters testamentary ori the above estate having been granted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands against it to make known the same without delay, to HELEN R. KIDD, Eecu-trix. 417 North 23rd St. SNYDER, WERT WILCOX.

Attorneys J14-21-28 Jy5-12-19 ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Fred Wieand deceased, late of the Township of Salisbury. Bethlehem R. D. 3. Lehigh County, Pennsylvania.

Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands against it to make known the same without delay, to HELEN WIEAND. Executrix. Bethlehem R. D. 3.

Pennsylvania. HARRY P. CREVELING. J14-21-28 Jy5-12-19 II ytt art tlauiai la kali a PUBLIC SALE il autkali Catas, Farailack. Clc.

aai iaiira assisiaaet ia prapariaf Ta aaaa Hstaaat ia aiatr la raaliia aast aal al fair nil, fcaa a liaa la WM. S. T1IZZLL, cart al lka Call-Ckraaicla Kawspaaari. lb itrvica ia baa la paklit aala advariiitri ai tail paf ar. up.

wen, oown siairs and turnea on the llgilts, then turned on the porch lioht and startpd arrn thp strppr tn siartea across tne street to Jim Wenners With his patriarchial right robe flowing in the breeze. Gertie visioned what would happen when Francis walked into Jim's emporium In that niaht robe. She screamed. Francis woke up and turned back into the house and to bed. JOLLY BILL ROMA: Catasauqua Bill Roma, Charotm Fire Co.

prexy Is a great fellow for the kids. He likes to take them on excursions and when he does, he wants to see them have (rood time. On Sunday Bill took some young-ters to Philadelphia to see the AthT letics and Yankees divide a double header. When a concession man came along selling souvenir baseball caps Bill yelled "hey you. let's have eight pf those." He thought the chap had said they were a quarter a piece and fie tendered a (2 bill.

"Ten dollars please: the caps are 125 each," said the vendor. The eight kids had the caps on their heads by this time. Bill was game. He passed over the ten-spot and never even let on that the caps were proving more expensive than he had an ticipated. PIG CATCHING CONTEST: No iooner had the excitement incident to the impromptu rodeo at Germans-ville died down than something else happened to add zest to living in the Heidelberg township community.

Ralph Phillip Miller's pigs broke out of the piggery and they proved al most as difficult to capture as Russ Etoudt five wild steers. The biggest one, a boar named Jum bo, headed for George Herber's vegetable garden and rooted up a couple of rows of potatoes. They were finally rounded up with the aid of Earle Sterner, Woodrow Fink. George Kerschner and Charlie Reeser. Ralph says they became frightened when they saw Dr.

Weaver stop at the place. THE GROL'NDHOG HUNTERS: There is a lot of friendly rivalry among the groundhog hunters in the upper nd of Lehigh. It is already definitely certain that all previous records will be broken. On Independence Day Larry Bitt-rer of Germansville passed the 60 mark. Larry of course is an experienced nimrod.

When he goes for foxes he "brings 'em back alive." Charlie Reichl has been hunting the 'chucks in the hills of Lowhill township for better than a quarter century. In former years he used to provide the 'chucks for dinners at the Allge-meiner and Weber's hotel. This year he team up with John Reamer and the two have been passing along their kills to friends as rapidly as they get them, because of the meat shortage. Thev did not keep tabs of what they killed. Bill Minnich, the boss of the 16th ard sportsmen and his crew of three are busy accumulating' enough 'chucks for a banquet at the Fearless Fire Co.

Bill knows from past experience that it will take plenty. They also hunt the Claussville-Leather Corner Post sector. Another crack shot who is also keeping his friends supplied with 'chuck meat is Constable Lewis Everett of Lowhill. He is well past the 50 mark by this time. Paul Hollenbach keeps on trying but he is not yet hitting the mark.

Paul recently fired three shots at one proundhog. After he fired the last hot the 'chuck turned slowly around and disappeared in her hole. THE WINNER: Herbie Wagner's 10th ward club defeated Johnny Fischers twirlers on Independence Day by a 13-3 score. The stake was a half barrel of hard-to-get beer. However there was none passed out to the players while the game was on.

Herbie regaled his men with candy and Jchnny bought ice cream for his men. C. W. E. Combination Auction Sale AT Farmersville Exchange On Route 22.

between Bethlehem and Fa ton. 1 mil from Bir.ztown. rklDAV MTE Julv I 3:30 P.M., D.S.T. Sharp Household goods and antiques: blanket chest, old cupboard. Fruit man win be here.

Rugs, clock, dishes and glassware. Mmi tools, lot of toys, porch rockers and hundreds of articles not mentioned. We also buy and sell anything you have. Bring long something for us to sell. Refreshment served.

Don't miss this sale. For information Phone Bethlehem 63621. ELMER KIST. J1J Auctioneer. PUBLIC SALE or Household Goods At SM Liberty St.

(Rear). Allentown. Fa. Ssjurdav. July 10th at 1:30 P.

M. One 4-burner white enamel coal oil stove with oven. 1 3-burner coal oil stove, 1 4-burner Laurel aas range. 1 glider with reversible cushions. 1 Simmons studio couch, 1 antique sideboard.

1 box coach 50-cart, 1 D. R. table chairs, 1 Victrola, 12 ruas. 1 kitchen cabinet, 1 lot glassware dishes, enamelware. 1 lot carpenter tools At screen door.

Many other articles not mentioned. PRESTION E. WEISS. A KNERR AiK-t. JAMES LEVENBERG.

Clerk. Jyl2-19-20 AYRSHIRE AUCTION Vlda J. Set man Dispersal QuakerUwn, Penna. Farm Lacated at the Airport JILY 17. AT 1:00 P.

M. SHARP. Hera formerly awned bv the late Dr. A. X.

Smith and known as Dogwood Lane Farm. 1 COWS. OPEN HEIFERS. 5 HEIFER CALVES. BILL CALVES.

1 FRESH GRADE COW: I females freah at sale; due in July; 1 each a sept.i Nov. and 2 in Jan. Popular hloedlinev Herd TB and Bang Aecrd; tested tar both within 3fr days at sale. TOM WHITTAKER. AICTION-EER, BRANDON.

VT. I I i Valuable Realty, Household Goods and Antiques Saturday. July 13. 1946, at 1:00 P. at 124 Second Coplay, Lehigh Co.

ine realty consists or a so oy 130-ioot lot facing Second Street, with a 6 room I frame dwelling, slate roof, electric, gas and water. 2 car garage, chicken stable, and frui. 3 old sideboards, one in walnut; extension table, kitchen chairs, 6 cane seat chairs, rockers, couch. 2 hand sweepers, Empire washstand. parlor heater, 2 Edison players one for cylindrical records, lots of records, coffee grinder.

2 bedroom suites, wood chest, electric washer, ironing board, refrigerator, ouilts. comforts, clocks. 9 by 12 and 12 by 15 Congoleum rugs, rag carpet. 2 room sized rugs, 2 wash bowl sets, brass wall lamp with reflector, oil lights, wash boilers, trunks. 6 green wines, bottle and tray; 6 cups, saucers, plates and one large soup plate In flowing blue, blue floral cup and saucer, star spatter plate with floral decoration, majolica plates, pattern glass, set of chinaware.

lots of other dishes, castor ses. 4 pots sea onions, or I work bench, large step ladder, wheelbarrow, lawn benches, lawn garden hose, garden tools, and many other articles too numerous to mention. I Terms of realty. 20 down, balance in 30 days; personal property, cash I CHARLES P. YOUNO.

i FRED MILLER. Auct 1 TRUMAN BITTENBENDER, Clerk. Jy6-ll-12-13.