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Inventory of the real and personal estate of
DORIS JANE GOTTSHALL
deceased.
REAL PROPERTY
Lots Nos. 56 and 57 on a Plan of Camp Hill Estates" being known as 225 Nor
21st Street" Camp Hill" Pennsylvania" 17011" bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the eastern side of North 21st Street" which point is
S. 2 degrees 14' E." sixty and fifty hundredths (60.'50) feet from Clarendon
Street" at the northwest corner of Lot No. 57; thence N. 87 degrees 46' E." one
hundred and ninety-nine hundredths (100.'99) feet to a point on the division line
between Lots Nos. 57 and 58; thence S. 2 degrees 14' E." sixty (60) feet to a
point on the division line between Lots Nos. 56 and 55; thence S. 87 degrees 46'
W." one-hundred and ninety-nine hundredths (100.'99) feet to a point on the east-
ern side of North 21st Street; thence N. 2 degrees 14' W." sixty (60) feet" to a
point" the place of BEGINNING.
BEING the same premises which Russell F. qo ttsh all" Sr. and Beatrice V.
Gottshall. his wife" by their deed dated July 27" 1954 and recorded on July 30.
1954 in the Recorder of Deed's Office of CumberlG!l1d County" Carlisle" Pennsyl-
vania" in Deed Book X" Volume 15" Page 79. gr~ted and conveyed to Doris
Jane Gottshall. single."
One (1) story aluminum dwelling.
(See attached Real Estate Appraisal from D 'Angelo Real Estate)
TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
1. Wearing Apparel
2. Jewelry
3." Hous ehold Goods
4. Hous ehold Furnishings
INTANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
Paychecks:
No. 71596; County of Dauphin; No. 24 (net) $260.48
No. 72987; County of Dauphin; No. 25 (net) $185. 83
(Both deposited into checking account. Item~$)
5. Checking Account at Cumberland County National Bank. No. 331-160-2;
Balance at Date of Death $1" 158. 71
Total
(See attached letter and statement of account from Cumberland County
National Bank" N.A." paychecks were deposited into this account after
death. However" there were two (2) checks" No. 1079 - $20.00 and
No. 1080 - $10.00" both attached" which were paid after decedents death"
for close out balance of $1" 575. 02)
6. Check No. 74388; County of Dauphin; No.' 26; sick and vacation pay (net)
7. Social Security lump sum benefit (tax exempt) $255.00
8. Dauphin County employees retirement fund death benefit - $45" 149.80
(tax exempt" Act of August 31" 1971" p. L. 408" No. 96" ~27" 16 P. S.
11677)
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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND
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Richard L. Gottshall
being duly
sworn
according to law, deposes and says that he the Administrator
of the Estate of DORIS JANE GOTTSHALL
Boro of Camp Hill .
late of -----~---- ----- -- -- --- -------~---- , Cumberland County, Pa., deceased and that the
within is an inventory made by Richard L. GottshalL _, the said Administrator
of the entire estate of said decedent, consisting of all the personal propdrty and real estate, except real estate outside
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and that the figures opposite each item of the Inventory represent it's fair value
as of the date of decedent's death.
February
26,
19 79
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Sworn
and subscribed before me,
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225 North 21st Street
NOTARY PUBLIC
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HotrrUburg. PA s . . 1980
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Camp Hill, PA 17011
Address
Date of Death __
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December
Month
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INSTRUCTIONS
I. An inventory must be filed within three months after appointment of personal representative.
2: A supplement inventory must be filed within thirty days of discovery of additional assets.
3. Additional sheets may be attached as to personalty or realty
4. See Article IV, Fiduciaries Act of 1949.
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STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT
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DORIS JANE GOTTSHALL
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17011
000072CH29 -C. NUMBER
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~O ,331 1602 BALANCE'('~1,t5e.71 BALA~CE;C.C:<i.~c:: ?C.~.OO
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IMPORTANT TAX INFORMATION AND ACCOUNT CODES APPEAR ON BACK OF STATEMENT.
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CCNB
MAIN OFFICE 331 BRIDGE STREET NEW CUMBERLAND, PENNSYLVANIA 17070 (7171 n4-7000
CCNB BANK. NA.
January 2, 1979
Shaffer, Calkins & Balaban
223 North Front St.
P.O. Box 1188
Harrisburg, PA. 17108
ATTN: William R. Balaban
Dear Atty. Balaban:
Reference to your letter of December 27, 1978, concerning
the checking account of Doris Jane Gottshall, account number
331-160-2.
The balance as of December 6, 1978 (date of death) was
$1,158.71.
The balance as of December 22, 1978 (closed date) was
$1,575.02.
If y.ou have any questions, please contact us.
Very truly yours,
D.E. Machemer, Manager
Bookkeeping Department
DEM: s d
APPRAISAL
SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE
ESTATE OF DORIS JANE GOTTSHALL, DECEASED
225 North 21st Street
Camp Hill, Pennsylvania
BY
THOMAS J. DIANGELO
DATE OF VALUE DECEMBER 27, 1978
DATE OF REPORT JANUARY 15, 1979
APPRAISAL
Property of
Doris Jane Gottshall, Deceased
Camp Hill, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
225 N. 21st Street, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania
PURPOSE
The purpose of the appraisal is to indicate
in the appraiser's opinion, the fair market
value as of December 27, 1978.
Market value hereinafter used shall have the
following meaning: The highest price in
terms of dollars which a property will bring
in a competitive and open market under all
conditions requesite to a fair sale, the
buyer and seller, each acting prudently,
knowledgeably and assuming the price is not
affected by undue stimulus.
Value is predicated on the fact that the
estate appraised is the unencumbered fee
simple estate. December 27, 1978 was the
date of the last inspection of the property.
NEIGHBORHOOD
The property is located on the East side of
North 21st Street, midway between its inter-
section as Market Street and Routes 11 & 15
of Camp Hill, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
Camp Hill is residential community of approxi-
mately 10,000 residents with an average in-
come above $15,000.00. It is located two
miles west of the Susquehanna River. There
is some light industry in the borough, it has
been landscaped to fit into the overall
residential scheme. Camp Hill is governed
by seven councilmen and a mayor with an appoint-
ed borough manager. Trash collections and
sewage treatment are utulities handled by
the borough. Camp Hill has a paid police de-
partment and a volunteer fire and ambulance
service.
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The Camp Hill Shopping Center and its retail
section of Market Street provides residents
with good consumer service. Both are with-
in walking distance to the subject property.
Camp Hill School District is made up of four
Elementary Schools, a Junior High and Senior
High School. 89% of the school board's
funding come from local sources. The Common-
wealth provides 10% while the Federal Govern-
ment provides 1%. Churches and religious
activity is good.
The area consists of 75% owner occupied
single family residents, 15% apartments,
10% office and retail, having a price range
from $32,000.00 to $70,000.00 with a pre-
dominant value at $40,000.00. This area 'was
built approximately 25 years ago with the
effective age around 15 years. Physical
condition is good and pride in ownership is
highly evident. There is a steady demand for
housing in this area with relatively no
vacant ground available.
It is the appraisers opinion that this particu-
lar area rates only fair. However, the overall
residential characteristics of Camp Hill will
carry even the poorest area along on its
steady rise in property value.
The property is bounded and described in the
appended legal description. It consists of
a rectangular plot fronting 60 feet along
the western side of North 21st Street and
extending in a even width to a depth of 100.99
feet to its rear yard. It contains approximately
6000 square feet, is about 6 feet above the
grade of North 21st Street, and is well drained.
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North 21st Street is paved, state maintained
road, with two-way vehicular traffic. It is
the main North-South artery between Market
Street and U. S. Route 11 and 15 (also known
as Camp Hill By-Pass). It is improved with
public water, public sanitary and storm sewers,
gas and electric. There is also municipal
street lights.
The site is well landscaped and completely
planted. It is typical in every way with
adjacent property in size, condition and
overall marketability.
UTILITIES
All utilities of the borough water, sewer,
gas, electric are available to the property.
ZONING
The area is zoned residential which allows
for single family residence, multiple family
dwelling not to exceed six units and pro-
ressional occupations.
TAXES AND ASSESSED VALUATION
The property is assessed for tax purposes
at $6,540.00 with county and borough tax in
the amount of $209.28 and school tax in the
amount of $4l8~56.
IMPROVEMENTS
The property -is improved *ith a one story
frame dwelling containing approximately
1,39i square feet, having a full basement,
asphalt single roof, aluminum gutters, down-
spouts, and aluminum storm windows. There
,is a front stoup, a concrete patio in the
rear and a small storage shed at the rear
of the plot. The remaining area is planted
with shrubs and is completely seeded.
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The full basement has a concrete floor with
a block foundation wall. It contains gas hot
water heater, copper plumbing, IOO-amp electri-
cal system, and oil fired furnace. There is
a ISx2S Recreation room with finished hard-
wood floors, tile ceiling, paneled walls. The
remaining area is for storage and workshop.
The first floor contains a SxS entrance foyer,
ISxl8 Living Room, IOxl2 Dining Room and
a l2x9 Kitchen with built in wood cabinets,
range/oven, exhaust fan, dishwasher, and a
freestanding refiigator. There are three
Bedrooms, 12x12, 9x1S, 12xlS with adequate
closets. The bath has modern cast iron
fixtures, and tile floor and ceramic wains-
coting is located off the centerhall. The
floors are hardwood covered with w/w car-
peting, with walls and ceiling covered with
drywall and some paneling to accent certain
walls.
At the rear of the structure off the kitchen
and three steps below the grade of the first
floor is professionaly designed family room.
It contains 286 square feet, has glass dis-
play walls, and tile floor and is heated with
a built-in brick fireplace.
The overall structure appears to be well
maintained with little physical obsolescence.
Another bath would cure the funtional obsoles-
cent. The quality of workmanship and materials
is good.
HIGHEST AND BEST USE
In your appraiser's opinion the building is
being used at its highest and best use, single
family residence.
VALUATION
In attempting to arrive at an indication of
fair market value, three approaches to value
were considered, the Cost Approach, Market
Approach and Income Approach.
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Under the Cost Approach, it was felt to have
a value of $46,012.00, of which $9.000.00
was allocated for land and $37,012.00 was
allocated to the depreciated value of the
improvements.
The Income Approach reveals a net inome of
$3,900.00 and when capitalized with a 10%
interest reate, the subject property provided
a value of $39.000.00.
In the Market Approach, 3 Comparable Sales
were used and when adjusted, the subject
property provided an indication of value of
$44,000.00.
In Correlating the value it is felt that the
Cost Approach provided the upper limit of
value while the Income Approach, because of
its highest and best use, was owner occupied
not investment, proved the lower limits. It
is the appraisers opinion that the Market
Approach carries the most reliable indicators.
Reconciling the three Approaches, it is the
appraiser's opinion that the Fair Market Value
as of December 27, 1978 was $45,000.00.
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COMPARABLE PROPERTY
1. 398 North 19th Street, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania
Plot 97x80, improved with a Brick 1 story,
6 rooms, l~ baths, Lower Level Family Room.
Sold May 8, 1978. $42,000.00 Conventional.
2. 2197 Yale Avenue, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania-
Plot 85x135 improved with a 1 Story Brick,
7 rooms, l~ Baths, Garage, no Family Room.
Sold March 1978. $43,000.00 Conventional.
3. 1914 Logan Street, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania-
Plot 85x130, improved with Brick 1 Story,
7 rooms, 2 baths Lower Level, Fireplace.
Sold November, 1978. $48,000.00 Conven-
tional.
LEGAL DISCRIPTION
Beginning at a point on the eastern side of
North 21st Street, which point is S 2 l4'E,
sixty and five-hundredths (60.50) feet from
Clarendon Street, at the Northwest corner of
Lot No. 57; thence N 87 46'E, one hundred
and ninety-nine hundredths (100.99) feet to a
point on the division line between lots Nos.
57 and 58; thence S2 14' E, sixty (60) feet
to a point on the division line between Lots
Nos. 56 and 55; thence S87. 46'W, one-hundred
and ninety-nine hundredths (100.99) feet to
a po~nt on the eastern side of North 21st
Street; thence N2 l4'W sixty (60) feet, to a
point, the place of BEGINNING.
Form RC C .10
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DEDUCTIONS ALLOWED IN
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Cumberland
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STATEMENT OF DEBTS
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DATE OF FILING APPRAISEMENT fi. 1'dj/1 q I q '7 0, DATE OF' DEATH December 6. 1978
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OATE NO. 0,- NAM&: OF PAYEE REMARKS AMOUNT
VOUCHEft
12 22 1 Hell 'relerhone hill OJ!
12 22 2 PA Department of Revenue delinquent income tax ~ .99
12 26 3 Co-op Agency. Inc. administrators bond premium 3( .00
12 29 4 Kellv Comnanv nil hill 7f SO
1 5 5 UGI. Corporation gas bill 25 97
1 15 6 Myers -Hall Funeral Home~ Inc funeral exoens es 1. 88~ 85
1 24 7 Michael C. D'Angelo real estate survev 10C .00
1 24 8 Richard L. Gottshall reimbursement for filinO' C'nl'":tl'":
letters. short certificates re-
nunciation and bond 4f .00
1 24 9 Cumberland Law Journal publication costs H 00
, 10C
1 24 10 Thomas D' Ane'elo real estate annraisal 00
2 1 11 Pallas Publishing Company publication costs IE .75
2 1 12 Richard L. Gottshall reimbursement for Notarv H'PPI'": :3 00
2 26 13 Internal Revenue Service income taxes 1978 154 92
2 26 14 R . t f W'll Cumberland filing: inheritance tax forms &
eglS er 0 1 S r
debts & deductions~ inventory~
releases 11 00
2 26 15 William R. Balaban~ Esquire Attorney Fee 2~ 513 88
16 Richard L. Gottshall reimbursement for miscella-
neous cos ts 50 00
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17 Richard L. Gottshall administrator 's fee - waived "'0-
TOTAL $5 ~ 045 80
ESTATE OF Doris Jane Gottshall
LATE OF Boro of Camp Hill
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA }
Dauphin .&:
COUNTY OF _
Richard L. Gottshall
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HEREBY CERTIFY. THAT. TO THE BEaT OF
MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF, THE FOREGOING IS A .Ju..&..T AI\lD Tq.U E sr~E"'Ij:N1 OilDEBT8.
lJOrlS .J ane uOttS a
ADMINISTRATION SUBMITTED TO THE ESTATE OF
INHERITANCE TAX PURPOSES.
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SWORN AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE ME THIS DAY OF
Februar2 18 79
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My CommisSion .Xpl _'Ow
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SHArFER. CALKINS & BALABAN
223 N. FRONT ST.
P.O. BOX 1188
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