The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 12

PAGE TWELVE Phone 2265 POTTSTOWN MERCURY, POTTSTOWN, PA. FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 18, 1936 BOYERTOWN ARTHUR HEERE ReprcMDtatift 130 36 ft. FRANKLIN ST. In Love LEGION WINS LOCALSOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Boyertown On Parade With the Bowlers pins too rrw AMITY W.

Rhoads 150 186 157- 463 Final 9-4 Victory Clinches Title; Bears Take 2 Out of 6 The title of Boyertown champions was won by the American Legion softballers when the defeated the Boyertown Bears, 9-4 in the fourth of the seven-game series, plaved on Washington school grounds last night. The Legion won four and the Bears two games. Behind the effective pitching of Brennan, who pitched the six games for the Legion, the team held the Bears to five scattered hits. The Legion connected for nine hits, with Rhoads, flashy third sacker, getting three. Swavely and Fry each had two hits for the Legion.

The James Fritz-Elmer Swavely matched Legionnaires have been organized two years and have the best record of any local softball team. The Legion, taking advantage of poor playing by the Bears, who committee five errors, piled up a lead which was never threatened. In the beginning of the sixth, with two runners on base for the Legion end no chalked against them, umpire Steltz, called the game because of darkness. Last score: Bears Legion r.h.o.ae. r.h.oae.

Weldner, 1 1 0 3 0 SctUi'er, 2b 1 00 20 Hartine. If 1 1 0 0 0 Rhoedn 3b 2 3020 Conrad, sc 0 0 100 Bauer, 0 1202 Schaefr, 3b 10 112 Weln, ac 0 12 0 0 Heere lb 0 17 01 Brennan, 0 1 1 1 0 Stlteei. 0 04 1 1 Nagle cf 00100 Hartman, as 0 I 0 1 0 Swavely. lb 2 1 5 0 0 LHar ne, cf 0 0010 Heydt. 1 0 300 Magners, rf 11100 Pry, rf 12 100 Moyer.

2b 0 0 1 0 1 Croll, If 2 0 0 1 0 DR. A. E. DETWILER something on the street. EARL DIEROLF the situation.

JOHN YODER the news. AMY WEIDNER the Reading fair. GEORGE WEBSTER BERYLE MILLER up town. Kuip Bechtel P. Kr.sufr Kline 14R 374 112 14! 387 102 142 365 155 172 UTILE MOTOR VICTIM TO BE BURIED MONDAY Totals 789 2087 RHOADS SERVICE W.

Youse I S. Ctmlnn I Cimtno Morgan 142 158 146 154 49 196 116 155 110 138 410 417 478 138- 409 359 Totals 683 801 25 PINS LEOtON AUXILIARY Smith 132 153 Babb 118 123 Prey 128 141 A. Srtiith 115 111 K. Dotterer 140 i M. Rchoenly 102 I Handicap 70 82 Patrol and Coroner Continue Probe of Joyce Death 400 376 129 398 236 285 243 224 PERSONALS Totals Totals 4 5 13 7 5 Totala 9 9 13 6 2 Legion I30 000 batted Weidner.

Brannan, Croii 2, Schilcher, Frey 2, Rhoadn. Baxter 2. Hartenettne Heere. on Weldner 5, Brennan 2 struck Weldner 5, Brennan 3. Mr.

and Mrs. William N. Erb, 316 East Philadelphia avenue, returned home after a three trip to Texas and Mexico. They spent some time at the exposition at Dallas, and saw a bull fight in Mexico. FOR SALE WORK HORSES Priced Rifhl 1 BROWN HORSE.

tpflv or IT South Reading Ave. ROYERTO WN Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Unger and children. Fay, Nancy, George and Daniel 510 East Fourth street moved into their newly built home at Sixth street and Essarkay avenue, yesterday.

The home, one of the finest and largest stone homes in Boyertown, was recently completed by Contractor William E. Stauffer. Mr. and Mrs. Hiester Fisher, Columbus, Ohio, are spending a vacation in Boyertown.

They are former residents. Fisher is affiliated with the Boyertown Burial Casket plant in Ohio. Paul Lefever. San Francisco, former Boyertown resident is visiting friends and relatives here He is a son of Wilson E. Lefever and formerly resided at 32 East Fifth street.

Lefever is employed in bridge construction work and drove East on a vacation. Miss Kathryn Edinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Edinger, 18 North Washington street, is recuperating from an appendicitis operation at the Reading hospital.

Dr. Richard Loewen is the local physician. Mr. and Mrs. George K.

Grim. 123 East Second street, who spent two weeks in Detroit, where they visited the former's brothers, Warren K. and Walter K. Grim and families, returned home. The Grims also visited the Great Lakes exposition at Cleveland.

Joan Conrad, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Edwin Conrad, 140 North Walnut street, who has been ill the past several weeks, is slowly improving. Mrs. Anna Zimmerman, and daughters, Josephine and Eleanore, Pontiac, is spending a vacation here as guests of Mrs. Zimmerman's brother and sister-in-law.

Mr. and Mrs. William Heere, 32 South Washington street. 665 750 WAGNERS SPEEDSTERS Romig 150 137 451 Stentel 123 132 404 Groff 135 139 387 L. Eshbaeh 128 178 458 Weiser 159 133 429 Totals 695 719 Boyertown alleya -Winter league WOMEN TRIM PRETZELS LEGION WOMEN Tyson 136 148 407 Benfleld 142 160 469 V.

Gresh 119 258 P. Yerger 146 155 428 A. Conrad 127 138 285 A. Anthony ...............................................160 297 Handicap 29 36 106 Totals 699 797 MUTTERS PRETZELS Carver 121 180 439 Seiler 139 127 466 Nagle 132 137 430 M. Pronheiser 135 118 383 Plug 125 125 375 662 887 2093 PEPSI DOWNED RITTER'S ABATTOIR Rothenberger 133 P.

Carver 179 186 579 C. Mtlward 154 213 569 H. Erb 165 158 482 Wambold 180 187 347 L. Leldy ......................................................210 360 Handicap 31 10 47 Totals 812 962 PEPSI COLA Oottschall 158 187 503 A Landis 157 146 16ft 463 R. Kolb 149 173 533 Trout 174 197 549 L.

Nuss 137 168 183- 487 Totals 775 871 ONE PIN WINS LITTLE OLEY W. Werner 150 178 492 164 150 475 Sipf 154 157 487 Plug 130 130 390 Plug 130 130 260 W. Endy Totals 728 743 BECHTELSVILLE M. Kuier 124 131 400 R. Nagle 148 167 439 Haas 133 147 399 Kemp 173 L.

Diemond 142 Handicap 36 144 480 167 465 26 Totals 746 771 MEAT MARKET 3 E. BOYERTOWN Metis and Produce Just a Few of the Many Spacial Prices lor the Waek-End SHANESVILLE HOTEL SHANES VILLE SPECIAL TONIGHT DUCK PLATTER, 25c Served After 8 P. SPECIAL TONIGHT AND SATURDAY Steamed Clams, Crab 11 styles of Oysters, other lunches All kinds of Sandwiches FROGS: By Appointment BEST BEER IN SHANESVILLE Have You Tried It? NIRSE GROUP TO MEET The Boyertown and Eastern Berks Visiting Nurse association will hold a session in the civic room of the National Bank and Trust company Monday at 8 o'clock to make plana for a drive for funds The community nurse will be given the proceeds for charitable work. As the state patrol and the coroner continued their investigation into the death of Joyce Sands, six- year-old school girl who was injured fatally in front of her home in Gilbertsville Wednesday afternoon. funeral arrangements for the automobile accident victim were completed yesterday.

Services will be conducted Monday with interment in Fairview cemetery. The child was run down by a car driven by Lawrence Buchert, 35. Gilbertsville R. D. 1.

The child was the daughter of Paul B. and Mae iHetrick) Sands, 351 East Third street. She was being reared by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin U.

Sands, Gilbertsville, in front of whose home the accident occurred. Besides the parents, paternal grandparents and maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther J. Hetrick, Fagleysville, two sisters, Jane and Gayle.

Boyertown, survive. The child was a member of St. Luke's Lutheran Sunday school, Gilbertsville, and attended first grade of Douglass township consolidated school. Miss Cora Davidheiser was her teacher. The funeral will be held from the home of the grandparents Monday afternoon at 2 All services will be conducted at the house by the Rev.

D. F. Longacre, pastor of St. Lutheran church. Funeral Director Wayland G.

Schwenk ha.s charge of arrangements. SEVEN LOCAL RESIDENTS CALLEO FOR JURY DUTY Fredric March and Olivia do Havilland. pawns of capricious i Fate that swings them through perilous adventures and burning romance in playing at the the- i ater. MIDSHIPMEN SCHEDULE SIX ENGAGEMENTS ---------------------Bill Williams and his Midshipmen, a local orchestra, has six engagements during the next two weeks. The musicians play at Shady Nook, Pennsburg.

Saturday, at the Boyer Towne inn Wednesday night. The past Wednesday they played at Kutztown. Next Friday they will play at Showboat. Reading: Saturday. Sept.

26. Penn Temple hotel. Reading, and Wednesday, Sept. 30, Riviera inn, Pottstown. Farmers' Market PHILADELPHIA, Sept.

17 APPLES met ft light demand PEACHES $1 00. Ibis $1 75ft .90. SWEET POTATOES. 1, basket 85, ears 10a.65. LIMA basket 15a 25 80a 90 Wtnter, straight western $5 20a5 45; nearby 15; hard Winter.

95 percent, $6 45a6 65: short patents first Spring clear $6 05a6 35; standard patents $6 95a7.15; fchort patents 2 garlicky, September delivery $1.15. 2 yellow $1 19. western at premium. OATS- No 2 white 55a59c LIVE POULTRY White leghorn pullets. fancy 24a25c.

Firm extras, whites 37a41c. Browns 35a38c; extras or better, whites 33a36c. LANCASTER LIVESTOCK LANCASTER Sept. 17 243; fat steers and heifers light receipts, slow steady; good stockers Rnd feeders good clearance, firm, bulk medium to plain, slow, about steady, expect fair run of cattle Friday. light demand, saiee barely steady.

demand limited, barely steady; choice locals quoted up to westerns up to $12 00, SHEEP 57; choice lambs steady, bulk receipts common to medium, slow, uneven. CENTER POINT EGG AUCTION CENTER POINT Sept. 17-Prices in the egg auction of the Tri-County Co-operative Association: High Low Avg Fftnc.v large 43 Fancy medium 40 35 Extra large 40 Extra medium 394 34 Standard large 394 38 Standard medium 354 344 Producers large 40 374 Producers medium 34 4 32 334 Pullets 31 24 27 Pee-Wees 22 4 30 21 4 Brown fancy large 43 38 42 Brown fancy medium 38 4 30 4 Brown extra large 44 42 43 Brown extra medium 374 31 334 Brown pullets 29 25 27 Brown Pee-Wees 224 21 Total cases, TREASURY STATEMENT WASHINGTON. Sept. 17 position of the treasury on September 15: Receipts.

expenditures, $503.696,218 00; balance. $2,295,846.618 18. HARLEYS VILLE POULTRY HARLEYS VILLE. Sept hundred seventy-nine coops of were sold here at these auction Leghorns broilers 13 to 164c, orn fowl 8 to 18c, heavy fowl 1 234c, broilers (medium size) 13'; to 20c, broilers (3-lb average or oven 1414 to 21c, roasters 144 to 234c, 15 to 254 ducks 10 to 14c, turkey hens 30c. pigeons 17 to 24c pair small (2nd grade) 20c, apples (better grade) 40 to 80c, tomatoes (second grade) 10 to 30c, (better grade) 30 to 90c; lima beans 45 to 90c, grapes 50 to 70c.

Classified ads in The Mercury take their message into 8000 homes. for Oysters is here I am prepared to serve NUW ROBIN ISLAND SALTS in all styles. BLUE POINTS on half-shell. Lobster, Soft Shelled Crabs, Hard Shelled Crabs. Deviled Crabs, Deviled Clams, Frogs, Salads.

Fresh Shrimp. Beef Tenderloin, Pork Chops, Roast Chicken. STEAMED CLAMS lc each Our spacious dining room is always and liquors for appetisers HALF WAY HOUSE JAMES SIDES Proprietor UNITED FOOD MARKET 261-263 High Street QUALITY FOODS AT LOW PRICES MostComplete Food Market; Your Everyday Table Needs Under One Roof Meat and 1243 Produce and 258 MOYER INJURED Clarence Moyer. 223 South Reading avenue, received severe body bruises yesterday morning when a bail of paper, weighing 590 pounds, I fell on him, pinning him to the floor. Moyer was taken to the of- fice of Dr.

J. C. for treat- ment. He is better known as Moyer, hard-hitting first sacker of the American Legion softballers. RUMP STEAK BACON LIVERWURST lb ROUND STEAK lb 27c PORK CHOPS, lb.

25c Only seven local persons were included in the 160 jurors drawn to serve in Pall civil oourt term of Berks county. The term begins Tuesday, Oct. 13, continuing for tw weeks. The jurors follow; October Gertrude Lenich, Boyertown; John Mauger, Douglass; Earl H. Reichert.

District and John L. Trexler, Longswamp. Week of October Burkert, Boyertown; George V. Hurdle. Colebrookdale.

and Adam K. Mertz, Longswamp. MISS STAUFFER IS BRIDE Miss Edna M. Stauffer, daughtei of Mrs. Andrew and the late Andrew Stauffer.

Barto R. D. 2. and William R. Conrad, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Conrad, Bechtelsville. I were united in marriage by the Rev Donald M. C. Englert, Reformed minister, at church.

PASTOR PEARCE TO SPEAK The Rev. Rowan Pearce phia director of will preach in Colebrookdale Union chapel tomorrow and Sunday nights at 7:45 o'clock. Special instrumental music will be provided at these services. Polish and Smoked SAUSAGE lb. 21c MOTH BALLS lb.

10c MOTH FLAKES lb. 10c E. K. BERKY Sc and 10c to )1 Store BOYERTOWN PAST GRANDS TO MEET The Berks County Past Grands association of Independent Order of Odd Fellows will conduct a meet- 1 ing in Odd temple, Tuesday at 8 Noble Grand Robert Chittick announced this session At the regular meeting of Boyertown Lodge. The refreshment committee of the local order will entertain.

IIOIR -TO HOLD SALE The senior choir of St. John Lutheran church will conduct a cake and candy sale in the storeroom of the Boyertown Gas and Fuel com- I pany 35 East Philadelphia avenue, tomorrow. 07. (Clearhr00k Boll) BROOKFIELD Roll, BROOKFIELD Prints, lb Vreah Pork SHOIXDERS, lb. For Routlai 21c Smoked PICNIC HAMS.

lb. 23c ONIONS 9c Fanr APPLES, Vi peck 9C Royal Anne Cherries, No. can 23C Kellogg -J CORN FLARES, Blue Label APPLE SAUCE STATE THEATRE Brightest Spot Today and Saturday LAST A Different Western Picture Also Greet Array of Shorts SATURDAY: BIG STAGE SURPRISE SHOW Bijf Havings are made by regular Mercury classified Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Schnioyer, Pot Us town, and Mrs. Irvin Schmoyer 29 East Second street, returned from a motoring trip to Plattsburg, N.

and Montreal, Canada. BOYERTOWN CLASSIFIED Deaths PotUtown hoepltal on the 17th, Joyce, daughter of Paul and Mae (Hetrick) aged 6 years, 3 months and 10 days. Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral from the home of the Mr. and Mrs. Edvrin U.

Sands, In Oll- bertavllls. Pa Monday, September 21, at 2 D8T. All services will be held at the home Interment will be made in Fairview cemetery, Friends mav call on Sunday eve- ntng. unbeam ClulcmaUc MIXMASTER THf BEST FOOD MA Di for 8ale 11 FOR 8 ALE 1930 Nash coach. USO.

Alao Hudaon coach, $100. See Harvey I. Giles, 23 8. Reading Ava. Stuffed OLIVKS I With Olive Fork 20 25r The Old Village Inn NEW BERLINVILLE HOTEL ALL MEALS SERVED DAILY TRY THESE SPECIAL LUNCHES Steamed Clams Crab tskn Roast Beef and Roaat Pork Home-Cured Ham Chicken Lunch Chicken Salad Hot Cold Chicken Sand wit'hen JOHN M.

YODER. Prop. SILVERWARE FOR ONLY 1 3 35c (I) Fannies Insertad) TOMATO JUICE Eitra Good 26 01 can 10c SOl'K PICKI.RS Quart 15c DILL Quart NWKKT PICK LES Quart 15 28 RIKQUICK large pkg. 25c WEIDNER FLOUR 12-lb. bag 35c A.

E. GRIM 3 £, Ph.la. Ave. aOVP.MTOWN We Deliver BIG DANCE AT THE Englesville Hotel I Mile Southeast of Boyertown TONIGHT! Hoedown and Modern DANCING Good Music Everybody Welcome GOOD BEER PLENTY TO EAT Have You Tried Our HOME-MADE ICE CREAM HARLES GBOPE, Prop. Your choice ol any of fourteen placet of osquitits Memory Plate Silverware made by Oneida Community at our ttore io 13 penniet inserted in One Put-A-Penny Disc it given with each 15c purchase, 2 with 25c purchase.

1935 PLYMOUTH DeLUXE--Two-door aedsn; 1033 DeSoto four-door sedan; 1929 Chevrolet lV4-ton chaasla. Oil- bertavtlle Motor Co, Nelman Park. Ollbertavills, Pa 1934 PLYMOUTH -Sedan; 1934 Chevrolet Coupe, l93fl International pickup L. Wagner. Hudson and raplene.

CUlberUvllle, Pa UP-TO-DATE QUALITY FOOD MARKET 9 E. PHILA. AVE. BOYERTOWN Near Your Telephone" Phone Deliver COUNTY LINE INN 15 BOYERTOW'N SPECIAL STEAMED CLAMS Dosen From 7 to 1 SPECIAL TONIGHT AND SATURDAY Chicken Lunch, Chirken Salad, Hot a Cold Chirken Sandwiches, Home-Made Baked Made Brin Soup, Countrv Cured Ham, Clam Kiews, Chow Mein L. Kilt K.

Prop FRIDAY ONLY I LARD RIB 1P roast I dc Frankfurters Ring Bologna 17c Rack Veal lb 4 CHOPS SJ LI VEAL lb Fr A PI Rib Veal CHOPS To Roast Loin Pork DRK lb fr VER JH esh Liver lb Aei JDDING Ji HICKENSlb 25e 22c FLAKES 3pkn 20c ENGLISH WALNUTS 19c VALLEY FORGE BEANS 2 23 OCTAGON SOAP NAPTHA SOAP CAMAY and PALMOLIVE TOILET SOAP 4 large bars Makes Cooking, Getting Meals Easy THE GREAT KITCHEN LABOR-SAVER now more and beautiful than ever before. The NEW MODEL has JUST ARRIVED. Come in and see it Complete with juice extractor and 2 lovely green mixing 22.50 RAYMOND B. MILLER 21 N. Hanover St.

Everything Electric WHEAT1ES 10c PH1LLIPST0MAT0 SOUP RAISINS 3 5 25c CRACKER!) 18c PRUNES ANIMAL CRACKERS 2 25c Extra Fancy Tokay GRAPES 3 lbs. 19c Sweet Sugar PLUMS 3 doz. 1 9c Fancy CRAB APPLES 4 lbs. 1 9c Fancy Bartlett PEARS 5 for 1 0c Fancy Green LIMA BEANS 4 lbs. 1 9c SUNKIST ORANGES THIN-SRIN LEMONS Your Choice Fancy No.

1 Globe ONIONS 10 lbs. 1 9c Fresh Opened In This Market OYSTERS doz. ISc Full Lint of Freih Caught Boston Mackerel Steak Cod, 40 Fathom Fillet, large Flounders, large Sea Bass, large Butter Fish, Sea Trout Steak Halibut Selected CLAMS GOOD SIZE doz. 19c FELIX THE CAT.