The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 5

WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 22. 1953 POTTSTOWN MERCURY. POTTSTOWN. PA.

PHONE SOOO PACK FTVK TWO HURT BADLY AS RESULT OF ROUTE 83 CRASH Army Captain Injured Second Time Within Past Month i-e bprng "ere v. a reported tie Card Party Al Haves' SMMWT HMM CTTIM Dnts. i Phone t-t'tl. Me err Jwy Clean Woman Traflk FabHy Mrs Goheen a Mn. George Rpigaer, Mrs.

James Roberts and Mrs. Harry Mrs. James Roberts and Mrs Harry Rolhas attended a card party at the Summer home of Mrs. Mary Hav.es. A nurvber of persons from this place attended a consistory banquet a held at Sunn-.

brook c-p" C'o'. ti Join-on to -oe 1 a 1911 seLii Moore 2J. chest injiine- multiple Ron STADIL'M--Opening their 8 day contention in New York city, Witnesses in Stadium listen to speakers foretasting early triumph for the forces of righteousness in 3 shovkdovtn with of The heat so intense during the that 300 persons were prostrated and had to be treated at emergency first aid stations set up in tents outside the field. George of is spending time at ike home of Mr. Mrs.

X. Kurtz. Harry Oswald of Birdsboro was a at the home of his mother, Howard Oswald By Stay NORRISTOWN, July 21-- Mrs a Sehoup, 50, of Rambler avenue, was cleared of criminal negligence la the death of Elmer 7B, of 549 South 18th Reading. at an inquest before Coroiier W. J.

Rushong today. Scbaeffer dpad at Memorial hospital, Potato. July 11, after his car and one operated by Mrs. Schoup collided head-oa on Route 83 near Kerul- State Trooper Charles Weber, of the Paoh barracks, testified that he could find no negligence on rhe part of Mrs. Schoup.

He- ra-. ed for rac- for bruises of the left arm, back COLLEGE NAMES PRESIDENT ivTMs She aNo had an 111., July 21 'hat Tia be a fracture --Illinois college named William Sc'ccn 41, a a of Oil NO EXIT PROBLEM-It's eas to get in and out of this new Italian car. Just break open the front end which serses as a door for and passenger. Motor is in the rear. Clarence Miller Will Fran Pro'esi Change Of lsrael Ministry Head Montgomery Postmaster Group MONT CLVRF--Mrs.

Thomas Cams, Bndje and Grace itreet. Mont CLtre, corr. Phone Phoenixville 27J7 Douglas Hole, delivery Phone Pottsiown 31-J-2. A recent meeting of the Catholic Women's club of Phoeaixville held In the form of a roast on the recreational field of St Michaels church. Mont Clare Mrs John McGrach and members of her committee in charge of the refreshments for the event.

A committee headed bv Mrs William A. Ruffing has revealed plans for an October card party, the proceeds of will go to chanty. Clarence Miller. Mont Clare, postmaster, has been elected president of the Montgomery county chapter of the Staff Postmasters association Other officers elected at a meeting at the Spnng-Ford Country club, attended by CO country postmasters, Wayne Wildonger Souderton, Joseph of JNorristown, Thomas Mahon, of Rosemont, ice president, Francis of ford, secretary, and Peter Keenan, of Cheltenham, treasurer. Miller succeeds J.

Alfred Marquet, of Pottstown, as president of the group. The new officers were installed June 18 at a meeting held in Grove park. brd 1 of ti.e 1 Bo: a to It the second time Cap their co 1 tjin Jolin-n has been injured Ci'ion v. as as in an auto crash the past A their ir.e^sr a cs us rjpth president to month. The pjst June 26, he Paol: S'cte police i i a -o-ujlls looser hard succeed Gary Hudson ho re- had cms ot the forehead after u--cl-r TO tne; forr" on such urea a 'er 16 ears in office a car he was driwng collided The oirer dru er told iheai ho with another car on Charles- i east at about 45 miles town road, near ho i- captain's --ar 11 fro of Lt Michael burgh Y.

a of Moore passenger Catherir-e infantry, sen ce in Korea had RD 1, as broken jav. cats of the chin and treated in ho-piral PARIS Juh 21 foreign has instructed trance's ambassador to Israel Pierre G'l- bert. to protest the of Israel's foreign mm-tr from Tel A.MV to Jerusalem Xone of the diplomatic missions Tel Aviv has changed headquarters The status of Jerusalem is a matter international dis- $10 to S6OO ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS seaira'ely them Pay 2.OO week Credit Vt Va Ixtn Co Philadelphia Guesis Visit, Family in (ollegeville Donald Tcrkts Phonr oSOS Kenneth Wanner, Phone 5042. David Speigle and daugh ter. Jerry, of Phiiadelhia.

guests of Mr. and Mrs Hier J. Rosenberg Mrs. D. Cornish returned: home by plane from a tour of Mexico there spoke Mrs Paul Doughty' vho uith her husband is working v.ith the Fnends Service in welfare work Mexico Mr and Kane Richards and children and' spent a couple of dajs at Ocean Citv Reduce monthly payments by consolidating several debts into one Girard Plan Loan.

For example: Coih rtf so 100 mo 3OO 4OO 5OO 6OO Monfhly FaYtnmnt 24 17.73 22.21 2722 32.09 It m. 3.64 7 17 14.43 21.27 27.11 34 4O43 12 5 02 10.05 19.99 29.61 31.95 4t 09 57.14 Other plora faytntnti principal and atl dxu-gci. Oldeit Company of ih Kind in Penraylrania. 1894 I7GIRARD INVESTMENT IN ot PMONITODAY: Two Convenient Offices Ln Pottstown 268 HIGH STREET (2nd Floor) Phone: Pottstown 23SO 19 NORTH HANOVER ST. (2nd Floor) Phone: Pottstown 3554 LOANS AU.

NLUtT AKIAS CLOUD SATUKBAYS 20 Calories Per Teaspoon 1 QUALITY FOOD AT THRIFTY PRICES PHONE 1637-1638 A GIANT 18-INCH GENERAL DELUXE COMPtFTRY AOJUSTAltE WINDOW FANS $3095 MADE TO SELL FOR 79.9S NOW ON DISPLAY ONLY SELF-LUBRICATING G. E. ELEC. MOTOR! FANCY SOLID PACKED WHITE MEAT TUNA FISH iz a. 29 BABY STEER LIVER BEHL'IKE SPRINB LAMI LIVER SWEET CALIFORNIA HONEY DEWS LOCAL COOKINB OR IAKINI APPLES You Don't Have to Buy to WIN Come In Deposit Coupons in the Box yy SPECIAL EXCURSION FARE PHILADELPHIA SJ.45 Round trip Pottstovm U.

S. Tax Additional SUNDAY, JULY 26th Tickets good en train leaving Pottstown 9.3S A arrives Philadelphia 10:46 A.M. Rr turning, leaving a i Terminal 7:05 P.M XortM Broad Street Station 7:11 P.M. Baxetull at PtuQies TJ, St Lous Reading Company 9:30 a.m. 9 18 MAJOR PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY! Man's Diamond Ring Ladies' Diamond Ring Man's Watch Lady's Watch Pen and Pencil Set Philco Radios 0 Luggage Ronson Lighter Cedar Chest and Many Other Valuable Prizes Will Be Given Away During This Preview! Drawing for valuable prizes at the end of this sensational Big August Sale! Come in Deposit your the Coupon Box anytime 'tfl 9 P.

M. Thursday. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! Yon need not be present at the drawing to WIN ONE OF THESE PRIZES! Open Thursday night until 9 p. m. TAMPAX worm bHU, ko puu 3 sixes Honor Roll Customers Tomorrow Is the day of our PRI'V PREMEU for CONOR ROLL CLSTOMEKS Invitations and admittance coupons arc in thr mail.

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