The Call from Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania • 2

THE CALL i SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. FRIDAY, FEB. 10, 1950 PAGE TWO Guess Who South Ward School From where I sit 6y Joe Marsh THE CALL SCHUYLKILL, HAVEN, PA. Loyal Workers Class Held Recent Meeting The Loyal Worker's class of First Evangelical and Reformed church held its' meeting at the home of Mrs. Harvey B.

Moyet Fred V. Knecht Man. Editor H. Hnecht Publisher "Left-Handed Compliment" of Lincoln street. Devotions were Did You Know Adam Tobias Jr.

The following correctly identified Adam Tobias Jr. described in last week's "guess who" column: Miss Mae Worts, Mrs. Edward Rumble, Mrs. Emma Fessler, Mrs. Ray C.

Hummel, Mrs. Geo. Seibert Jr. (Cressona), Mrs. Geo.

Eiler. Miss Ruth Klahr, Mrs. Warner Reigle, Mrs. John Butz, Mrs. Warren Berger, Mrs.

John Bessa, Mrs. Celesta Christ, Mrs. Lewis Driesbach, Mrs. Oscar Groatman, Mrs. Carl Shoener, Mrs.

Edwin Reber (Summit Station), Mrs. William S. Nye (Schuylkill Haven, R. D. 1), Mrs.

George Foose, conducted by Mrs. Charles Weiser. A Bible story reading was given by Mrs. Raymond Flail. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

Frank Shol-lenberger. A tasty luncheon was served by the hostess. Those present were Mrs. Delas R. Keener, Mrs.

Norman Neuin, Mrs. Daniel Minnich, Mrs. Minnie Emerich, Misses Edith Emerich, Mertle Farlow Alma Conrad, Published and Delivered or Mailed Every Friday Subscribers are required to notify Publisher if they desire subscription to be discontinued, otherwise it will be assumed they wish to obligate themselves to pay subscriptions. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION One Year, $3.00 in Advance Single Copies, 7t Entered at the Post Office at Schuylkill Haven, as second class matter, September 15, 1891. I NATIONA! ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Stammering and other nervous disorders often get their start that way with children.

From where I sit, if a man wants to use his left hand that's hi business. It's not such a good idea to make anyone do things our way, just because we think it's right. Personally, I think a mellow glass of beer is the finest beverage on earth. If you happen to prefer a Coke why, go to it! Only leave me the same freedom of choice, won't See where a bank in Denver is putting in left-handed checkbooks. They figure their southpaw depositors deserve just as much consideration as the right handers.

Time was when it was believed that left-handed people had no right to exist at all. If a youngster showed signs of using his left hand, his parents were supposed to break him -f the habit to force him to use his right. But today most doctors will tell you that changing a child's natural left-handed tendency usually causes more harm than good. I I 1 1 Mrs. Flora Moyer, Mrs.

Miles KAUFMAN'S DAI JJY IMPERFECTLY BM-ANCcP old snubbing years after 18, 1908. The foreground, 20 South ward school house, June post of the canal is visible in the abandonment. you Crossley, Mrs. Henry Hummel, Mrs. John Guetling, Mrs.

Frank Snollenberger, Mrs. Harry Kre-mer, Mrs. Charles Weiser, Mrs. Stanley Crossley, Mrs. Charles Rodgers, Mrs.

Esther Crossley, Mrs. Martin Kerschner, Mrs. Raymond Flail, Mrs. George Butz and the hostess, Mrs. Harvey Moyer.

advertisVnc MMOt A.S.J Looking Back in the Past Copyright, 1950, United States Brewers Foundation 25 YEARS AGO CHICAGO SEATTLE NEW rO UN FRANCISCO 15 YEARS AGO Friday, February 10, 1950 The above picture of mother and son was taken about 50 years ago. Mrs. was born in the northern part of town and now lives in the eastern part of town. She is 5 feet 6 inches tall, and has Llue eyes and her dark brown hair is now turning gray. She is the mother of two sons, one living in the eastern part of town and the other son, who is pictured above, lives in a nearby city.

If we told you his occupation, you would know his name immediately, so we won't tell you more than that he has four children. Mrs. is a member of church on Main street. Her husband died a few years ago. Three brothers and a sister are also deceased.

She is the last member of her immediate family. Mr. Reinhardt Accepts Position In New York State L. A. Reinhardt of Dock street, who for seven years had been secretary-treasurer of the East Penn Electric Company at Pottsville, has accepted a position as general superintendent of the Harlem Valley properties of the J.

G. White Corporation in Brewster, N. Y. Mother Died In Pottsville Mrs. Edward F.

Renninger, the tir THE AMSTERDAM SN0'CT? HONORED AT HOUSE-WARMING Mrs. Lewis Michael of Summit Station, R. enter-fained at a housewarming Tuesday evening in honor df her mother, Mrs. Annie Keenan, of Pottsville street, Cressona. Those attending were Mrs.

Stanley Heinbach, Mrs. Emma Major, Mrs. Earl Wike, Mrs. Esther Ziegenfus, Miss Eneas Yob, Schuylkill Haven; Mrs. Lewis Michael, Mrs.

John McHale, Mrs. Rose Yanni, Pottsville; Mrs. Mabel Miller, Mrs. Margaret Hoy, Mrs. Grace Singley, Mrs.

Lewis Michael Jr. and Mrs. Annie Keenan. Sad Death of High School Senior The funeral of Miss Emmeline Bubeck of Schuylkill. Haven, 16 year old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Bubeck, St. John street, took place Wednesday afternoon. Miss Bubeck's death occurred on Sunday morning at the Pottsville hospital and was caused by an abscess of the brain. To survive she leaves her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Bubeck and a sister, Thelma. Grieving with the heartbroken parents are the grandmother, Mrs. William REAL Pork Barbecues Hot Dogs Hamburgers Hot Soup Bubeck of Dock street, and two AT 1 ROSE'S CONFECTIONERY with Personal News Items of Interest In This Vicinity Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

William S. Nye of Schuylkill Haven R. D. 1 were: Mr. and Mrs.

Austin Freed, Jean Stripe, and Mrs. Rose Beck of Schuylkill Haven; Mrs. Norman Stripe and daughter, Peggy Jean of Orwigsburg. Frank Bailey attended the lumbermen's convention in Atlantic City for three days at Chalfont-Haddon Hall hotel. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Bailey of town and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shiffert of Orwigsburg attended a surprise birthday party in Pine Grove on Saturday evening. Mrs.

Calvin Dubbs held the party for her mother, Mrs. Leah Brensing-er. Edwin Yerger purchased a home in Ashland and will move there oome time in June after it has been remodeled. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Schaeffer of Baltimore visited his mother, Mrs. Mary Schaeffer over the week-end. Jack Hentges, of Fountain City, who is serving in the army and is stationed in Virginia, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huppert.

Harry Dolan of Margaretta street celebrated his birthday on Saturday. He was agreeably surprised by a number of his friends Next to Rainbow Hose House Cellophane 413 Dock Street Your Neighbor Knows Of our Outstanding Funeral Services at Reasonable Prices 6ESCHWINDT FUNERAL HOME I mother of Mrs. Russel Jones of Dock street, died at her home in Pottsville on Sunday afternoon. To survive her beside her husband, she leaves the following children: Amy, Elsie, Howard, Leslie and Roy, of Pottsville; Anna, wife of Russel Jones, of Schuylkill Haven; Laura, wife of Addison Carrier, of Sayre, Earl, of Kaska, and Joseph, of Reading; the following brothers and sisters: George and Charles Schaeffer, of Adamsdale; David, of Schuylkill Haven; Mrs. Kate Fegley and Mrs.

Ella Young, of Orwigsburg, and Miss Elizabeth Schaeffer, of Schuylkill Haven, and 10 grandchildren. Returned Home After Trip To China and Japan John, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bair of St. John street, arrived home last Friday evening after spending two years and nine months on the United States Ship Black Hawk in the vicinity of China and Japan.

Mr. Bair has seen five years' naval service. aunts, Misses Miriam and Mildred Bubeck. Entertained In Honor Of Her Granddaughter On Saturday evening Mrs. Geo.

W. Freeman of Centre avenue entertained at the Schuylkill Haven Candy Kitchen. Entertainment in the form of musical numbers, dancing and games were enjoyed by all. The guests were: Misses Arlene Butler, Virginia and Melvia San-tee, Virginia Huntzinger and Jane Lee, of Cressona; Mrs. Arthur Heffner and daughter, Raydelle of Friedensburg; Rose Stripe, Betty Kimmel, Mildred Foose, Jean Becker, Janice Ziegenfus, Bertha Deibert, Zita Merkey, Lucille Shollenberger, Carol Freeman, Olive Freeman, Olive Ryland, Helen Yost, Mr.

and Mrs. George W. Freeman, Oscar C. Freeman, and the honor guest, Miss Elane Freeman, all of Schuylkill Haven. HOODS Your assurance of milk that is free of dirt and dust.

I Phone 422 Mrs. Stanley Crossley Entertained At Home Mrs. Stanley Crossley entertained at her home on Saturday evening in honor of her husband, who celebrated his birthday. A delicious luncheon was served. Those attending were Mr.

and Mrs. J. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Borden, Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Nauss, of Cressona, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Crossley. 37 St.

John Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. HILL FARM DAIRY Schuylkill Haven WHAT'S NEW IN THIS PICTURE? Well, lust loot how Hie SPECIAL shines now I Brightwork on the fenders end around all windows. A nome plate and inside, door armrerfj, a robe nil, an extra ash tray. See the SPECIAL in de luxe finish of your dealer's. With the Sick Many Persons Knew Identity of Twins The following correctly guessed the identity of the twins, Darv iel Reber of LandingviJle and, Mrs.

Floyd Werner, of Auburn, R. the former Edna Reber, who were described in the extra "guess who" column last week: Mrs. Warren Schrader (Orwigsburg, R. Mrs. Oscar Groatman, Mrs.

Carl Shoener, Mrs. Edwin Reber (Summit Station), Mrs. William S. Nye (Schuylkill Haven, R. D.

1), Mrs. William Schraeder (Auburn), Mrs. A. M. Bartolet (Auburn), Mrs.

George Reber (Auburn). Mrs. Clarence Retchert (Auburn), Mrs. Charles Schrader (Auburn), James M. Reber (Summit Station, R.

Mrs. Charles Bartolet (Auburn, R. Grace Bartolet (Auburn, R. D), Mrs. Mandon Boyer (Auburn R.

Mrs. Pauline Potts of Pottsville, R. D. 1 entered the Pottsville hospital as a surgical patient. Miss June Edlmg of 739 Garfield pvenue underwent a tonsillectomy at the Good Samaritan hospital.

Mrs. Ellen Mease of McKeans-burg was admitted to the Warne hospital as a medical patient. Sarah Gambler of Pine Grove, R. D. 1 was admitted to the Pottsville hospital as a medical patient.

Frank Ferrebee of Cressona, R. D. is a medical patient in the Pottsville hospital. Mrs. T.

C. Rutter will enter the Hahnemann hospital. Philadelphia for observation and x-rays tomorrow. Mrs. Cora Bensinger of William street, who underwent an operation at the God Samaritan hospital on Monday, is very much improved.

Mrs. Clarence Shuey of Schuylkill 'Haven R. D. 1, entered the Good Samaritan hospital on Tuesday afternoon, where she underwent an operation. Claire Zerbe of Pine Grove.

R. D. 1 was admitted to the Potts- Tune in HENRY J. TAYLOK, ABC Nefwort, every Monday evemi Here's where Thrift and Glamor meet who gathered at his nome in celebration of the occasion. Joyce Shuey, a student at Ponn State college, left on Saturday for Detroit, where she will finish her home economics course.

She will graduate from Penn State college in June. Stanley Aungst Jr. celebrated his third birthday anniversary-last week. LaVern Weiser celebrated his birthdav anniversary last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Pearce of Philadelphia visited his brother, William and family on Sunday. Mrs. Mae Moore of Columbia street spent Saturday shopping in Reading. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Bolton and Mrs. John Butz and daughters, Karen and Joanne, spent the week-end in Alexandria, Va. visiting Mrs. Edith Bolton and her son.

Daniel, and grandson, Jerry. Karen Donna Gracely, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Gracely, of Hoover street, is celebrating her sixth birthday anniversary-today.

Eleanor Humphrey spent the week-end at her home in Cherry-ville. Miss Humphrey is the girls' athletic instructress in the local high school. Mr and Mrs. George MacMinn, and Mr. and Mrs.

Lyle Seiler witnessed the ice follies at the Hershey arena last Thursday eve- nin- Mrs. Farel Becker and children spent Sunday in Pottstown visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George MacMinn quietly observed "their wedding anniversary on Monday.

Mrs. Farel Becker is observing her birthday anniversary today. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Chapin and Mrs.

Guy Gentzlinger spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Krammes of Reading. Mr. and Mrs.

George Lemmer-man and Mrs. Adam Imboden spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Krammes of Reading PICTURES REQUESTED Anyone having any old pictures of either themselves or friends or relatives, and they are desirous of having them appear in either the regular or extra "guess who" column kindly bring them in to The Call office. They will be returned unharmed and there is no charge.

Write-ups of younger persons, followed by a recent picture, will also be accepted. ville hospital as a surgical pa Recognize this sprightly traveler? Yes, it's the Buick Special 6-passenger Sedanet that has caught the public fancy not only on its sleek lines, but on its easily-reachable price. Stepped up, at small step-up in price, the luxury look and surroundings of cars that would normally be much higher. Why not drop in and see for yourself, both how these added touches dress up this Special and how close it is in price to cars of much less room, riding comfort, standing and performance. Your dealer will be glad to see you glad to show you how this traveler hui idies glad to sign you up for prompt tient.

Mrs. Grace Kirby returned lrom the Pottsville hospital on Tuesday to her home at 107 N. Berne street. John J. McGuire, of 31 Center avenue, who entered the Pottsville hospital last Friday for x-rays returned to his home on Tuesday.

Joseph Clark of 230 1 2 Dock street entered the Good Samaritan hospital as a surgical patient. Paul Jones was removed to the Pottsville hospital from the Coun- TO CANCEL APPEARANCE Aleda Schrottky, lecturer and numorist, who was scheduled to appear as speaker at the Patterson street school, Pottsville, Feb. 10, will not appear because of illness. The appearance has been cancelled indefinitely, according of the Sch. Girl Scout council.

But notice anything new on it? That's right -gleaming trim and the name plate "Special" brightening up the fenders. Brightwork around the windshield and windows, too. And when you swing the door open you'll see still other touches of added luxury-side armrests, front and rear, a robe rail, an extra ash tray. It's all still mighty thrifty, because this strapping straight-eight sells for less than many sixes. Frugal in other ways too-gas mileage, for instance, is surprising so many people they are writing us in delight about it.

But here we've added extra glamor. OPEN THURSDAY TILL NOON ONLY erv Ity hospital in the communityam-Ibulance on Monday. Rudolph Jacoby was taken to the County hospital from the Good Samaritan hospital on Mondax in I the community ambulance. DYNAFLOW DRIVE? SURE, AT $40 LESS THAN BEFORE! igr 1W shown) I uynauow ufiye is uyuhuu 1 equipment on all 1950 Buick SfCUlS. Tho -nel is now i40 less than origi TRINITY EVANGELICAL, UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Rev.

Newell J. Wert, Minister nally, putting the silken luxury of this super-imooth transmission within still easier reach. luxe troted Sunday 9:10 a. m. Sunday school 10:30 a.

m. Morning worship.) Bu'c SPECIAL 4-doorSed (not shown) nd local taxes state a Optional slighHy ing EYES Scientifically Examined Dr. Leon H. Miller Dr. A.

A. Heller OPTOMETRISTS i S. Center St. Phone 14 Hours: 9 to 5:30 Dally Wed. and Sat.

'til 8 p. m. Serving Sch. Co. Optical Needs for 41 Years In the Same Location: The Miller Miller Bldg.

ESTABLISHED 1908 Jo N. Katner Baptized Sunday Jo Nadine, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Ketner of Panther Valley was baptized on Sunday morning during the service at St.

John's church. Friedensburg, by the Rev. C. A. Steig-erwalt.

The parents were the sponsors and the co-sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoffman, uncle and aunt of the baby. A christening dinner was held at the home of the grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Gordon Ketner of Panther Vp.lley, which was attended by the parents, sponsors and co-sponsors, the paternal grandparents and the maternal grandparents.

Mr. and Mrs. Wetzel, of Pitman, and the Rev. and Mrs. C.

A. Steigerwalt of Sch. Haven. 6:30 p. m.

Senior Youth Fellowship meeting. 7:30 p. m. Evening worship. 2:30 p.

m. W. C. T. U.

service. During the Week Monday, 6:30 p. m. Church Aid society covered dish supper and ingathering of holiday Tuesday, 6:30 p. m.

-Meeting of the Junior Youth Fellowship. Wednesday, 6:30 p. m. Juniot choir. Wednesday, 7:30 p.

m. Midweek service. Wednesday, 8:30 p. m. Meeting of the Young Men.

Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Women's Society of World Service. Thursday, 8:00 p. m.

Senior choir rehearsal. Friday, 4:00 p. m. Catechetical class. better automobiles are built BUI CM will build tbeim Phoae rout BUICK dealer tor a demonstration Right Now! Hummel Garage H.

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