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MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1948 POTT5TOWN MERCURY, POTTSTOWN, PA. Phone 2263 PAGE THREE Amity ville Parish Honors Rev. Dundore For 20-Year Service More than 350 persons filled St. Paul's Lutheran church, Amityville, to capacity yesterday morning for a service marking the Rev. Paul J.

Dundore's 20th anniversary as pastor of the parish. The sermon -was preached by the Rev. Webster Reinert, ent of the Lutheran home at Topton. As a token of appreciation, S250 contained in a leather wallet, inscribed in gilt letters, was presented to the Rev. Dundore from the congregation by C.

S. Khoads, treasurer. Thirty new hymnals yere presented to the church choir, a gift of William Jacob Moser, church council member. THE REV. DUNDORE recently received an offer to become pastor of another church.

Although the offered position paid a higher salary, he chose to remain with the Amityville parish. He was born in Myerstown in .,1399. After service with the Army fin World War he was graduated from Albrig Mt. Airy seminary, Philadelphia. He was ordained -in Christ Lutheran church, AUentown.

Married with two children, the Rev. Dundore had his' first pastorate in McClure, Snyder county. He came to Amityville on Sept. 1, 1928. Mrs.

Dundore was honored by presentation of a hand bag from the Dorcas society. Music was in charge of Miss Katherine Bosler, organist, and directress of the 30-voice choir. A set of offering plates, receiving bason and credence table were consecrated to the memory of -Melvin O. in action during War 21, by his Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer' Levengood. Other churches in Amityville. parish- are Frledens and Pricetbwri. Man Is Fined $10 Costs On Disorderly Count Kenneth Linthjcum, 23, Lincoln avenue, fined $10 and costs' yesterday on a charge of 'disorderly conduct. Linthicum appeared at a hearing Justice- of 'the' Peace Ray.

Kelley, of the "second: ward, -yesterday morning. He was arrested Saturday night the Hotel James by Special Officer Levi Burdan; young m'an-was charged, with annoying other patrons of the hotel. He was warned by Burdah-several times before he-was 123 MerTRegistered By tocalprSfl Board i One -and'- twenty-ihree men we're registefed. Board 110 Clerk. K1- Ross'Lpng- aker Today and tomorrow -men born in 1928 expected in borough hall council chambers and .5 p.

m. A baby baboon, only a. old, almost instinctively'that the danger, a scorpion lies in its tail and in encountering one -will always attack.the tail Zionist Speaker Ephraim Kaufman, veteran of Haganah, the Jewish armed force in the new state of Israel, will speak before members of the Pottstown district, Zionist organization of America, at a dinner, meeting Thursday night at 6:30 o'clock in the vestry rooms of the synagog Mercy' and Truth. A film, ftrr-BTnrl-nflr" TriM Trr fn organization. bers.

Church to Get Aid In Selecting Pastor The congregation of a Lutheran 'church will take its first step toward obtaining a new pastor on Sept. 20 when the vestry meets the head of the-Pennsylvania Min- isterium for consultation. At.that meeting at 8 p. m. "in the church, Dr.

Emil will explain, the of getting a new pastor and suggest possible candidates, on whom: the congregation -would vote after trial sermons. The present pastor, the Rev. Asa S. Wohlsen, who. has acted in that capacity for'the past 11 years, will-give up his post Sept: 30 and: take over St.

Peter's Lutheran church, Allentown. Jesse Houck one. of the 12' vestrymen, said prob-- ably, would' suggest two or 1 ministers from which tion may choose.from. will furnish a pastor to act pastors. LECHLEITNER'S CHOCOLATES Cashew Patties, Ib.

90 RESTAURANT 361 High St SUITS Rented Tuxedos Cutaways Full Dress Attention given'ioedcling Open By Appointment CI10TH6S SHOP 311 High Ph. 2889 Obituaries JOHN" KLINE, a MOHNTON farmer and step-son of Mrs. 'Mary Kline, of 40 King street, died Friday at 12 o'clock noon at his home. A son of the late William H. Kline, he spent most of his life in Reading, moving to Mohnton several years ago.

Surviving are his wife, Anna; his step-mother; a step-son, James, at home; a sister, Lizzie, wife of George Oxenford, Birdsboro, and these half-brothers and half-sisters: Raymond Earl Kline, Gilberfsville; Mary, wife of Donald Jones, Douglassville, and George Calvin Kline, Coventryville. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from a funeral home at 2100 Perkiomen avenue, Reading. Interment will be made in Forrest Hills cemetery, near Reading. Funeral services for JAY PHILIP SHIREY, three-months-old son of Elmer and.Florence (McKay) Shirey, of ELKTON RD 1, were held yesterday afternoon from the home of a sister, of the father, Miss Rena Shirey, 43 High stret. -of--Baltzell -United Brethren church, and interment made in Highland Memorial park.

Funeral services for MISS GRACE ELEANOR SHOLLENBERGER, 21- year-old daughter of Horatio E. and Florence (Hatfield) Shollenberger, of 6ZZ CHESTNUT STREET, who' died the past Friday following a tonsillecfomy, 'will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m. from a funeral home at 112 North Washington street. The Itev, Horace N.

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William S. Symmons, tary, said the 3300 foot stretch, which 900 feet north of Coventryrille and 2400 feet was completed the past Tuesday. Work on the completed section and that still to be done is of the same-'nature. The road is graded, a' stone base is laid and covered with macadam. THE SECOND.

SECTION will be rebuilt on a road extending east off Route 100 about 1000 feet north of Bucktown. Known to some as Cadmus road, the thoroughfare connects with the home of Frederick T. Cadmus 3d, solicitor for the road board, among others. Work OB that road will berin today, Symmons said. The project will begin about 800 feet down the road from Route 100 and will go "as long the money holds out," explained.

Selection of the two roads by the supervisors, the Spring, caused a storm of protest among township residents. Dozens attend- ed a meeting, the past May, to plead for paving other roads. "The has quieted down altogether now," the secretary said. All members were at the meeting held in Symmons' FIVE DIE IN STORM TOKYO, Sept. 12 (JP)--The newspaper Asahi reported today that five persons were drowned, 21 fishing boats were swept to sea and 13 buildings were wrecked fay a windstorm at Wakkanai on the north tip of Hokkaido, Thursday.

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