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1ST 6, 1943. rC Ul Ilf IBBNINEReal Estate for Sale83ryndWan ted—R ea 1 Estate89WANT TO BUY a good stock farm. Give price, location, etc. Write Box 34. care Herald-MaU.Auctions—LegalsLegal Notices91de-NOTICE TO CREDITORS—Estate of John S. Kausler, ceased,Noiice is hereby given. That the subscribers have obtained from the Orphans* Court of Washington County, Leter or Administration c. t. a., on the estate of John S. Kausler, late of said county, deceased. All persons having claims against said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit same with the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to the subscriber on or before the 23rd day of February rrtoxt; they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit of sale* estate. All persons indebted to saiv. estate are requested to make immediate payment.Given under out hands this 23rdday of July A. iX 1943.ELLSWORTH K ROULETTE, EDW. OSWALD. JR..Administrators c. t, a.Classified DisplayNoticesClassified DisplayNoticesNOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FEDERAL AID PROJECT SEALED PROPOSALS for the construction of one section of highway as follows:WASHINGTON COUNTY — CON-TRArT w-Sfti.i.nAK: Federal—AidProject No. WR-17-A: •This project includes the grading, drainage and surfacing of a section of highway beginning at Blue Ridge Summit and running thence to the Ren-Mar-Highfield Road at Camp Ritchie, a distance of 1.626 miles. {Macadam Surfacing.) PRIORITIES RECEIVED.The employment agency for furnishing/ labor on the above project is Maryland State Employment Service, 45 E. Washington St., Hagerstown, Md.Will toe received by the State Roads Commission at its offices, 10°E. Lexington St., Baltimore. Maryland. until 12 Noon on the 17th day of August, 1943, at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read. QUALIFICATION OF BIDDERS REQUIRED.. ‘Eids must be made upon the blanit proposal form which, with specifications and plans will be furnished toy the Commission upon application and cash payment of |5.00, for each separate project, as hereafter no charges will be permitted.No bids will be received unless accompanied by a certified check or bid bond payable to the State Roads Commission of Maryland, as required bv Sec. 6, Chapter 761. Acts of 1939. of the amount as set forth in the proposal form.The successful bidder will be required to give bond, and comply With the Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland, respecting contracts. NO REFUND WILL BE MADE FOR RETURN OF SPECIFICATIONS AND PLANS.The Commission reserves the right to reject any and all bids.BY ORDER of the State Roads Commission this 3rd day of August, 1943.EZRA B. WHITMAN, Chairman.L. H. STKTTART. Secretary._NOTICE OF CONDEMNATION.— United States of America, Petitioner, vs. 3.51 acres of land, more or less, situate in Washington County, State of Maryland, and Fannie Sop her. et a)., defendants li» the District Court of the United States for the District of Maryland. Civil No. 1948: I hereby give notice, pursuant to the order of the Honorable W. Calvin Chestnut, United States District 7udge, entered In this proceeding on the 10th day of July. 1943. to the following defendants named in the petition for condemnation, as amended, filed herein, to wit: Fannie Sopher, Alfred Nichols, John W. Nichols, S. R. Nichols, Franklin E. Nichols, Mary E. Bench off. Clarence M. Nich'ols, Harvey AT Miller Edith May Miller, Frank V. Rhodes. The Potomac Edison Company, Carl H. Rasche. Ernest W. Rasche, Joseph J. Brockmeyer. Catherine H. Brock-meyer, David Bachrach. Moses Bach-rach. Samuel L. O'Neal, Philip R. Uhier, Ferdinande Rasche, Bernard Jansen and wife, Lavinia R. Dutton. Pearl D. Uhler. Fannie K. Bachrach, Cecilia Bachrach: Board of County Commissioners of Washington County: and the State of Maryland: to all non-resident and unknown defendants: and to any and ail of the unknown owners; tenants: occupants; claimants; and other persons Interested in the land and improvements proposed to he condemned in this proceeding: and any' and all of the unknown heirs; spouses; alienees; devisees; claimants; executors: administrators: assigns; or personsprovements. That the petition for condemnation of the United States of America was filed in the above-entitled cause in the United States District Court for the District of .Maryland on the 3rd day of May. 1943, by Wilmer PL Driver, Special Assistant to the Attorney General, August A Kozlovsky and William E.Public SaleHolt Maulsby, Special Attorneys, Department of Justice, and that said condemnation proceeding Is now pending. I further give notice to all such parties as may be interested in the land and improvements sought to be condemned therein, or any pa *t thereof, to come forward on or before the 23rd day of August. 1943, and file their objections. If anjr they have to the proposed condemnation of said land for use in connection with the establishment of a recreational center to be located in Washington . County, State of Maryland, adjacent to Camp Ritchie, and for other public uses; and to set forth their several ownerships, claims, interests .titles, estates, rights, or liens. If any, and that they wiP be adjudicated and forever determined by these pro-c edings. and that the final award for said landr when paid into the Registry of this Court, will be disposed of as the Court may direct in these proceedings. The said petition for condemnation recites that pursuant to certain Acts of Congress. the Secretary of War is authorized to acquire on behalf of the United States the land hereinafter described, for a public purpose, to wit: for use i.; connection with the establishment of a recreational center to be located in Washington County, State of Maryland, adjacent to Camp Ritchie, and for other public uses. Tha money appropriated for the purposes and under the terms of such Acts of Congress has been allocated to the War Department for\ acquisition of said land; thattheVALUABLE THREE STORYDWELLING' HOUSE.—OF—LOCATED AT 123 E. FRANKLIN STREET, HAGERSTOWN, MD.The undersigned heirs-at-law of Clara M. Sensenbaugh, deceased, will sell in front of the Court House, Hagerstown, Maryland,Tuesday, Aug. 10,1943April 29, 1941 (Public Law 42—77th Congress), anlt; June 25. 1941 (Public Law 137—77th Congress), and January 21. 1942 (Public Law No. 409— 77th Congress) and April 10. 1342(Public Law 522—77th Congress).between the hours of 1 and 3 p. m.. the following real estate of which the late Clara M. Sensenbaugh, died, seized and possessed: Being all that tract or parcel of land, together with the improvembents known as No. 123 E. Franklin Street. Hagerstown, Maryland, and fronting 20 the south elde of eald street, and feet and 6 inches, more or less, on running back • southward therefrom with that uniform width 240 feet more or less, to an alley.Being improved by a three story dwelling house with all modern conveniences containing nine rooms.Ana being the same property conveyed to Jos. N. And Clara M. Scnsenbaugh by Elcanora Groh, bydeed dated August 25, 1341, and recorded in Liber No. 216, Folio 324, one of the Land Records for Washington County. Maryland.TERMS OF SALE—$300.00 cash on the day of sale, the balance to be paid within ten days thereafter. Taxes, sewer, water and other charges adjusted to day of sale. Possession September 1. 1343.OLIVE MULLINIX.BARBARA CRUNKLETON, Heirs-at-law of Clara M.Sensenbaugh,Calvert Tv. Ha rale. Attorney.Jos. Snyder, Auctioneer.Fmaitair® Sal®.. Saturday, Aug. 7, At 310 Vale Street,which Acts authorize the acquisition of land for the establishment of recreational facilities in areas affected by the National Defense Program, and the Act of Congress approved July 3, 1341 (Public Law' No. 150— 77th Congress\ which Act appropriates funds for such purposes: and August IS. 1S90 (26 Stat. 316), as amended by Acts of Congress approved Jul. 2. 1917 (40 Stat. 241) April 11. 131S (40 Stat. 51 S. 50 TI. S. C. sec. 171). and March 27. 1942 (Public Law 507—77th Congress: which Acts authorize the acquisition of land for military or other war purposes; and all other acts. or parts of acts supplementary to or amendatory of the said acts, the War De^ partment has be^n designated as the acquiring authority for this purpose on behalf of the United States, and that pursuant to law has ascertained that the neroinafter-dcscribed land is necessary for the public purpose as aforesaid: that title to the said land should be acquired by condemnation under judicial process, and it has accordingly applied to the Attorney General of the United States to cause such proceedings to be commenced. That the land ascertained and selected for acquisition for the purpose aforesaid is situate In Washington County. Maryland, adjacent to Camp Ritchie, more specifically described as follows: TRACT NO. 1—All thatcertain piece o'- parcel of land situate. lying and being in the County of Washington. State of Maryland, and more particularly described as follows; Beginning for the same at the intersection of the Southwestside of the Cascade-SabiJlasviUeRoad (as the same is now construct-pd s.nd used) and the North' side of the Western Maryland Railway Company right of way and running thence with the binding on the Southwest side of said Road the twofeet, more or less, to.the place of be-ginning. Containing L24 iicrea. of land.^more or less. '#he bearings and distances In the above description are based on aerial survey and are scaled. Being and comprising all the land described in a deed from Ferdi Rasche (widow) to Fannie Sopher (widow) dated November 2S, 1921 and recorded among the Land Records of Washington County in Deed Book No. 161, Page .248 and n part of th land described in a deed from F. V. Rhodes, Extr. to Susa i Nichols, et vir. dated June 25, 19lt; •? and recorded among the-Land Records aforesaid in Deed Book N“. 124. Page 523 TRACT NO. 2—AH that piece or parcel of land situatlt;. lying and being in the County ot Washington, State of Maryland, and more particularly described as follows: .Beginning for the same r.t the—intersection formed by . th j Southeast side of Pen-Mar High field Road with the Northwest side of Cascade Sabillasville Road and run -mng thence with and binding o*.silt;3e of sa*d Pen-Mar Highneld Road, South 44lt; 20* West Z9a feet, more or less, to the Easternmost outline of the Western Maryland. Railway right of wav.thence Southeasterly binding thereof*. / a curving toward th-*left for a distance of 242 feet. more or Jess, to a point on said right ofwhef-e lxJs intersected-toy the dividing line between the land now being described and that adjoining on the Southeast, which, now or formerly belonged to Fannie Sopher, thence North 58* 41- East'binding on said dividing line 258m?re °r to the Northwest side of .the Cascade Sabillasville Road, above mentioned, thence with and binding , on said side of said Road the two following courses and distances, viz;—North 32* 24’ West*H? or less- and North 36.®40 West 300 feet, more , or less , to the place of beginning. Containing 2.27 acres f land, more or less. Being and comprising part of the land described in the deed from Bernard and A- B. Jansen-to Ferdinand Rasche dated May 19; 1324 and recorded among the Land Records of Washington County in Deed Book No. 165, Page 440. The bearings and distances in the above description are from aerial survey : and are scaled. Although the persons,. firms' and corporations hereinabovenamedas owners and claimants of said parcels of land respectively are all the persons interested in the sameso far as the petitioner has been able to ascertain, there may be other interested persons who are unknown to the petitioner or whose addresses are unknown, and this, notice by publication, is given to the end that the rights, and claims of all: such parties will b* adjudicated and forever determined by these proceedings. and that judgment be .given to petitioner against the above-described land in fee simple, subject, however, to existing easements for public roads and highways, for public utilities, for'railroads and for pipe lines, to the. sole use of the United States upon payment of just compensation therefor,into the Registry of the Court, and. this cause be held-open for such other and further orders, judgments and decrees as may be necessary in the premises. Dated: July 14th. 1943. (SEAL).CHAS W. ZIMMERMANN. Clerk of the United States District Court for the District of Maryland, Trus Copy Test: CHAS. W. ZIMMER-MANN. Clerk.Classified Display^Public Stls •under and by virtue of the provisions of the Act of Congress approved February 26, 1931 lt;46 Stat. 1421, 40 U. S. C. sec. 25Sa), ar-d acts supplementary thereto and amendatory thereof, and under the further authority of the Act of Congress approved August 1. JSSS. (25 Stat. 357. 40 u. S. C. sec. 257). and the Acts of Congress approved October 14. 1340 (Public No. S4?—.6th Congress), andPU1BLIC SALEMONDAY, AUGUST 9TH. 1 413 SUMMIT AVE.B. M.Dining room set, consisting of round table. serving table andchairs: small parlor set, 3-piecelove seat to occasional chairs, 1rocker, 1 reed chair, clock, picture*, tables, extension and drop leaf; bureau. wash stand and chairs. 2 beds, extension ladder.- 2 other ladders, trunk, cedar chest, dishes, cooking utensils, skillets, pots and pans, window stepladder,x porch swing, lumber, screens, 1 solid walnut table, window shades, pedestal, antiques of various kinds.TERMS: Cash. No goods removed until settled for.ONA M. FULL,-!13 Summit Ave. Hagerstown, Md.L C. ?r.ydf»r, Auctioneer.Business ServiceIF YOUYOUR RATION BOOKSUse the Classified Ads of tbsHERALD-MAIL to help recover them.It Is now compulsory to run an advertisement 3 DAYS before application for a new book can be made at the Ration Board. A copy of the ad must be attached to the application form.3-line ad 3 days costs90cYou canplaceyourlost ration
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