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THE CALL AND ORWIGSBURG NEWS, SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1951 fcw 1 Mother's Class Enjoyed Turkey Dinner Monday The class of St. John's church, Orwigsburg, held its annual Christmas party on mm0-- GRANDPARENTS TENDER MISS JANE DEIBERT A PARTY Miss Jane Deibert, of E. Market street, Orwigsburg, observed her 17th birthday anniversary on Dec. 13 and in honor of the occasion her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. Deibert, of Schuylkill Haven, tendered her a party at their home. Pink and green were the colors used in decorating and the table centerpiece was a beautiful cake in the shape of a Christmas tree.

A delicious lunch was served and Jane received many lovely gifts. Those present were: Mrs. Eva Brawn, Miss Jean Leininger and Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Deibert of Schuylkill Haven and Mrs. Irvin Houser and daughter, Janice; David Graser and the honored guest, Miss Deibert. Mondav evenine at the Fellow-i Frederick Schultz Of Auburn Passed Away Friday Frederick H. Schultz ,74, wholesale grocer, of Auburn, died last Friday at his home after an illness of the past year.

A son of the late William and SybiHa Spears Schultz, he was born in Auburn and lived there all his life. He was a member of St. John's Lutheran church, the F. and A. M.

Lodge 138, Orwigsburg, and was formerly employed as a passenger engineer for the" Reading company, before entering the wholesale grocery business in 1930. He was the last member of his immediate family. Surviving are his wife, the former Annie Reber; two sons, Guy. Deer Lake, and Clifford, Auburn; three grandchildren; one great grandchild. The funeral was held Tuesday morning at the convenience of the 'family, with interment in St.

John's Lutheran and Reformed cemetery. Auburn. The Rev. Charles T. Herman had charge of the services.

The D. M. Bittle funeral home had charge. and Best Wishes for Your Happiness in the New Year ship Center. At 6:30 o'clock a full course turkey dinner was served by the Women's Guild of the church with appropriate holiday table decorations and favors and a large lighted Christmas tree in the room added much to the setting.

After dinner talks were given by Atty. Guy E. Waltman, teacher of the class; the Rev. G. J.

Bartholomew and Mrs. Harry Cooley, president of the class. Gifts were presented by the teacher, the class president and the usual Pollyanna exchange was made and names revealed. Games for Christmas were thor Ralph H. 8 Sam.

Deibert CORP. GRASER LEFT FOR CALIFORNIA Corp. Melvin Graser, who spent a 10-day furlough at hime with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graser, left for California from whence he will cross the Pacific.

ORWIGSBURG Here's a wish for a smile of happiness on every face, good will in every heart and a Merry Christmas for all. Kath-Wyn's ORWIGSBURG R. D. Let us enjoy together the blccied cheer and ood 9 oughly enjoyed by all. The following attended: Mr.

and Mrs. Guy E. Waltman, the Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Bartholomew, will of Christmas AtAt 1 TssrSSi Mrs.

Harry Cooley, Mrs. Elmer Alspach, Mrs. John Aregood, Mrs. Bright Berger, Mrs. C.

K. Buck-waiter, Mrs. John Dreher, Mrs. Ben. Eckroth, Mrs.

John Goodman, Mrs. O. K. Henry, Mrs. Thos.

Lynch, Mrs. Herwood Mrs. William Moyer, Mrs. Er-rol Raught, Mrs. James Tartar, Mrs.

Lester Snow, Mrs. Elmcf Steinbrunn, Mrs. Grant Wilder-muth. Mrs. Nora Trout and Miss WXXftiXXXXXiXXXXXX Death Claims Frank J.

Wagrner FRANK J. WAGNER Frank J. Wagner of McKeans-burg passed away on Tuesday tnorning at the age of 88 years. He was born i nWest Brunswick township, a son of the late Jared and Mary Moyer. Lodge Held Christmas Party J.

H. BROKHOFF, DAIRY 1 1951 I Lavender Rebekah lodge held a Christmas party after the regular lodee meeting on Thursday eve ning of last week. A program of readings, recitations and carol singing was enjoyed. Our hope, this year as always, Is for lasting Henrietta Strause Wagner and resided in McKeansburg the greater part of his life. For a number of years before his retirement he was a lineman for the Mahoning Telephone Co.

He was a member of the Reformed denomination of Christ church, McKeansburg. He is survived by his wife the former Minnie Copenhaver; three brothers, James McKeansburg; William, Cressona, and Charles Schuylkill Haven, and three sisters, Mrs. Alice Dunkleberger, Hegins; Mrs. Carrie Kimmel, Auburn, and Mrs. Edward Menjyle, Reading.

His funeral was held from the Greenawalt funeral home today at the convenience of the family. The Rev. John R. Gulick officiated and interment was made in Christ cemetery, McKeansburg. At the sound of sleigh bells Santa Claus made his appearance and distributed candy favors.

In return he received a beautiful bas 1 ket of fruit. peace on earth. Gifts were exchanged among those present' after which a delici ous covered dish lunch was served; The table decorations in red and green were beautiful. A gorgeous tree added to the decorations. Everyon present received a corsage of evergreens, red berries and bells.

Those present were: Mrs. Neo-ma Bunnell, Mrs. Stella Heim, Mrs. Dollie Kershner, Mrs. Wilhelmina Our best wishes go out heartily to all our good friends Bright Berger Sons ORWIGSBURG For our many good friends we wish only that they may Florist Truck In Accident 1951 Riegel, Mrs.

Marion Wessner, Mrs. Susie Brown, Mrs. Eleanor Paul, Mrs. Alma Smith, Mrs. Celia Faust, Mrs.

Izola Trumbo, Mrs. Josephine Rohrer, Mrs. Catherine Novitsky, Mrs. Sadie Correll, Mrs. Louise share fully In It.

Seaman, Mrs. Lulu Emerich, Mrs. Early Saturday evening while C. Wm. Hill, who is employed by Lippold, Florist, was driving his truck up the highway between Kath-Wyn's and Bolitho's Servicenter he and an automobile driven by Henry Heffner of R.

D. Fleetwood skidded and collided. Mr. Hill had just delivered altar flowers to the Red Church and was enroute to the Warne hospital Edith Reed, Mrs. Kathleen Shap-pell and Misses Mary Snyder, Athena Krater, Annie Trumbo, Mabel Zuber, Mabel Reed, Ida Riegel and Olivia Ketner.

MAY YOU ALL ENJOY THE BLESSINGS OF THIS SEASON OF DEEP JOY TOR The First National Bank Trust Co. ORWIGSBURG MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION with Christmas decorations. In the Heffner car was Arthur Reifsnyder of R. D. Oley.

The three men were taken to the Pottsville hospital where Mr. Hill was admitted and the other men released. However Mr. Hill was then removed to the Warne hospital where he is under the care of Dr. W.

F. Darkes, After x-rays were taken they showed a severe concussion. He is suffering with bad bruises and brush burns. At this writing we are pleased to report to his many friends that he is getting along nicely. I Damage to the truck was esti Many Attend Loy-Kramer Wedding- Among those who attended the Loy-Kramer wedding in St.

John's Reformed church on Sunday afternoon and the reception which followed at the V.F.W. home on Tammany street were: Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Stevens, Wyomissing; Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd and daughter, Miss Jean, Bala-Cynwyd; Charles Davenport, Florida; Miss Helen Seaman, Reading; Mr. and Mrs. William Grubb, Bethlehem; Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Davenport and son, Lewis, Pottsville; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schimpf, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Loy and daughters, Misses June and Raydelle; Mr. and Mrs. John Saylor and daughter. Miss May, and Mrs. Charles Saylor, Schuylkill Haven.

J. C. RUTTER 8 SON ORWIGSBURG mated at $500. and to the Heffner car at $400. The Schuylkill Haven state police made an investigation.

PVT. BERGER ATTENDING SCHOOL IN JAPAN Pvt. Charles Berger, son of Mrs. rtetmajs Hertzog's ORWIGSBURG Steve Rady, of E. Market street, Orwigsburg, who is in Japan was honored by being selected as one CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR ORWIGSBl'RG STUDENTS A.

H. Edwards, owner of the Orpheum theatre, entertained all the pupils of the Orwigsburg schools at a Christmas party this morning at 9:15 o'clock. Joseph W. Morrison Post, V. F.

distributed oranges and candy at the conclusion of the show. of 60 men out of 1200 to at tend a special school in Eta Jima to become a clerk typist. He would be glad to hear from wfcA- his friends and his address is: Pvt. Charles Berger, U. S.

52-112 660, iCo. Eta Jima Special School 8098 A. APO 354, co Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. A.

H.Stauffer A heartfelt Dies in Scranton CHRISTMAS Emily D. Stauffer, wife of A H. Stauffer of Scranton, passed to all of you, away at the Moses Taylor hospital, Wewiskyouthe old-fashioned holiday happiness wit ha new and vigorous spirit that city, on Friday evening after a lingering illness, aged 50 years. She was born in Orwigsburg, a good friends fcl To an our daughter of George A. and Ellen friends.

Runkle Gerhard. She was a mem ber of the Reformed church. To survive she leaves her hus a most merry and joyous Christmas band, a jeweler of Scranton; her parents who reside in Orwigsburg and two sons, Robert, of Philadel CAPITAL BAKERS, INC. POTTSVILLE phia, and Leroy in the army. Also two brothers, Lewis Gerhard, Up Down the chimney Santa comes, with a sack full of our thanks for your loyal patronage i the past year.

Bill Kline's Auto Body Shop Orwigsburg R. D. Phone McKeansburg 24R4 per Darby, and Marlin Gerhard, Lebanon, and two sisters, Mrs. Har ry Davis, Reading, and Miss Lore- Morrison Motor Inc. Ira W.

Kramer ORWIGSBURG ORWIGSBURG na Gerhard, Orwigsburg. Her funeral was held from the Greenawalt funeral home in Orwigsburg on Tuesday afternoon. The Rev. Scott Clarke and the Rev. G.

J. Bartholomew officiated. Interment was made in Salem Evangelical cemetery. The pallbearers were Milo Gerhard, Walter Gerhard, Carl Davis, Harold Davis, Carl Loy and Allen Shollenberger. i CHRISTMAS DINNER Mr and Mrs.

F. G. Bensinger, Orwigsburg, will have as their guests on Christmas Mr. and Mrs. George Kramer and daughters, Sylvia and Carol, and John Bomm, of Orwigsburg and Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Blacker and Donald Lengel of Deer Lake. SHOT DOE ON FIRST DAY OF SEASON Mrs. Charles Fisher of Independence street bagged a doe onthe first day of the season. Her son-in-law, Edwin Moerder of New Ringgold shot an Albino doe the next day.

Paul Frymyer spent a day in Philadelphia. 1.