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PACE SIX Phone 2263 Mr. Frank Ladner Jr. Weds Knoxville Gir! In Pretty Double Ring Candlelight Rites CLUB NEWS Thursday night at 7 o'clock in Oraystone Presbyterian church, Knoxville, Miss Una Minerva Jordan and Mr. Frank Gilbert Ladner ucre united in marriage by the Rev. James Ft.

Smith, pastor. Mils Jordan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. D.

Jordan, Knoxville. and Mr. Ladner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F.

G. Ladner 559 King street. The double ring ceremony was performed by candlelight, with magnolia leaves and blossoms, highlighted by the candles, placed in the church. The altar was encased in lattice work with ivy and roses, with potted palms accented in various places throughout the church. Music was provided by Miss Dorothy Stone, organist; Mrs.

Theron D. Wilson, pianist: Mr. George Oliver, vocal soloist, and Mrs. W. V.

Jordan, sister-in-law of the bride, vocal soloist. GIVEN IN marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a white of Alencon type of lace with a fitted basque bodice. Peter Pan collar and cap sleeves both edged in seed pearls and a full gathered skirt with full train. She wore matching gauntlets edged in pearls. Her veil of illusion net fell from a tiara edged in seed pearls.

She carried a prayerbook. Miss Virginia Jordan, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor. She wore a pale blue sheer crepe dress with cap sleeves, fitted bodice and straight skirt topped with a self peplum. She also wore matching gauntlets, and carried a prayer- book topped with five fleur de maur with white streamers decorated with lily-of-the-valley. POTTSTOWN MERCURY, PO SATURDAY MORNING.

MAY 28, 1949 WEDDINGS Mrs. Frank G. Ladner Jr. and her husband are enjoying a honeymoon trip which will bring them from Knoxville, to Pottstown in the near future. The bride is the former Miss Una Jordan of Knoxville, and Mr.

Ladner is from 559 King street. 59th Anniversary Will Be Celebrated By Oak Street Couple On Monday it will be 59 years that Miss Edith Ludwig and Mr. Frank Ernes, both of Baumstown, were married after meeting at a party in the home of a friend only a short time before. The couple, who now reside at 212 Oak street, was united in marriage in the home of the aunt, Mrs. Ida Jones, Baumstown, by the Rev.

James May, on Memorial Day, 1890. Both chuckle when they think of their wedding trip from Baumstown to Pottstown in a two- The bridesmaid. Miss Eloise Jordan, niece of the bride, was attired in a buttercup yellow marquisette dress over taffeta, with a Peter Pan collar, cap sleeves and fitted bodice. The full skirt was self trimmed in a scroll design. She wore matching i gauntlets and carried an arm bou- quet of Spring flowers.

Future Bride Is Honored In Queen Street Residence A shower was held for Miss Veronica Bodolus, Pottstown RD 1, recently at the home of Miss Theresa Bodolus, 876 Queen street, in honor of her coming marriage to Mr. Michael Jackiey, Pottstown RD 1. The wedding will take place on Saturday at 3 in St. Aloysius Catholic church. Hostesses were Miss Bodolus, Miss Laura Koeon and Miss Katherine Ondik.

Gifts were placed beneath an umbrella decorated with pink and BEST the Rev. Lester Kriebel. Pennsburg. pastor of Palm Plafed in ihc do aJS' Schwenkfelder church. Ushers were Refreshments were served and a Messrs, John Bauer, brother-in-law social evening was.

enjoyed, of the bridegroom; Earl and Vascoe i Among those attending were: Mrs. Jordan, brothers of the bride, and Marie Woyton, Miss Doris Bertoti, Arthur Santimier. Miss Ella Bertoti, Mrs. Evelyn Bra- Following the wedding, a recep- Mrs William Ellis, Miss Mary tion was held at the church, after Novak, Miss Betty DeAngelo, Miss which the newlyweds left on a Qrace Moyer, Miss Helen Gavala, honeymoon trip for two weeks, with Miss Virginia Nichalo, Mrs. Ray- plans to spend a few days in Potts- m0nd Bortman, Mrs.

Gerald Bort- town. man. Mrs. Stephen Bodolus, Miss Mrs. Lardners traveling costume Marion Camaho, Mrs.

Pauline, Sel- consisted of a crepe dress with flngert Mrs. Joan Koren and Mrs. horse carriage. Neither has a leisure time hobby now. but they used to enjoy sleigh riding, and made a hobby of the I sport.

Mr. Emes used to be an avid gardener up until about five ago. After living in Baumstown for a while, they moved to Stowe where they lived until they moved to their I present home 25 years ago. They had six children, three of are still living. They are: i Mr.

Millard Emes and Mr. Francis Emes, both of Pottstown, and Mrs. Eleanor Reed, of Orwigsburg. The observance of the anniver- sary will be a quiet one, unless the children have anything else planned for them. Both expect Mrs.

Reed to visit with them over the weekend. Miss Phyllis Pickard To Be Married in Iowa Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernest Pickard, Prospect and Spruce streets, left on Thursday morning for Sioux City, Iowa, where they will attend the graduation of their daughter, Phyllis Anne, from Morningside college.

Miss Pickard will be married on June 5 at the Grace Methodist church, Sioux City, to Mr. Bernard Robert Hensley, that city. Her parents will stay for the wedding. HOSPITALS Eleanor Frick Is Engaged To Mr. Robert M.

Huff The engagement of Miss Eleanor Marie Frick was announced last night by her mother, Mrs. Rose Frick. 118 King street, to Mr. Robert M. Huff, son of Mr.

and Mi's. Charles L. Huff, 1202 Queen street. The bride-elect is a member of the Pottstown High school graduating class of 1949. The prospective bridegroom was graduated from the Williamson Trade school and is now attending i the Drexel Institute of Technology.

No wedding date has been set. matching accessories. They will reside at Maryville, Those attending from Pottstown and vicinity besides tine Rev. Krie- Ann Zelenak. Also, Mrs.

Ann Brauner, Mrs. Rose Zubert. Mrs. Helen Zubert, Mrs. John Stropko, Mrs.

Mary Fritz, Mrs. bel. were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank G.

Frances Bodolus, Mrs, Mary Hutman, Miss Marian Elias, Mrs. Stephen Ondik, Mrs. Anna Bodolus and Ladner Mr. and Mrs. John G.

Bauer and daughter, Tillie Marie; Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Swede, Mr. and Mrs. June Bodolus Mrs.

Clay Miller, all of Pottstown; and Mr. and Mrs. Silas Stahl, Sanatoga. W. Reading Trip Planned By Pleasant Run Women The Pleasant Run club THE BRIDE was graduated from Maryville college, in i-it-msam.

rtun tyuiuciis uuu and is the church and religious; wjjj meet at the home of the presi- education secretary at Graystone dent, Mrs. Joseph Swann, Sassa- Presbyterian church in Knoxville. mansville, at 12:30 o'clock tomor- Mr. Ladner was graduated from row afternoon, to prepare for a trip the Pottstown Senior High school, to West Reading, and is a senior at Maryville college, The club women will hold their Maryville, where he is a annual picnic June 12 in New ministerial student planning tf Qoshenhoppen park, East Green- enter the seminary upon graduation Ville, with dinner at 12:30 p. m.

next year. He was active in Chris- Next meeting date is June 16, at tian Endeavor and Boy Scout work the home of Mrs. Samuel Schultz, in Pottstown. and is an eagle scout recent trip by some of the with four palms. Formerly bers to Philadelphia to see the ed with Jacobs Aircraft Engine com- savoy production of pany, Tie is a member of the In- will be discussed.

dependent Order of the Odd Fel- ------------lows, Manatawny Lodge 214; Excelsior Encampment 85 and Canton 6, all of Pottstown, Mrs. Paul Geary Installed Head of PTA by Official Mrs. Eugene Smith, Southeastern district president of the Parent- Teacher association, installed Mrs. Paul Geary as president of the Lower Pottsgrove PTA Thursday night at a meeting in the schoolhouse. Other officers installed were: vice president, Mrs.

Joseph Shulz; second vice president, Mrs. Francis Donnon; secretary, Mrs. Leonard Ebert and treasurer, Mrs. Carl Pickar. Mr.

Norman Arndt led the group in singing, and Patty Born and Fay Hiltwine gave readings. A movie, American was shown by Mr. Arndt. The book award was won by Mrs. I Robert Borneman.

memorial Admitted: Mrs. Dorothea D. Michener. 559 Lincoln avenue, surgical; Cynthia Manser, Royersford, surgical; Mary McKenzie, Sana toga, medical; Joan E. Dimon, 184 South Washington street, surgical; Philip Levitz, 19 Reynolds avenue, surgical; George Harvey, Penn Village, surgical; Mrs.

Mary Strunk. New Berlin ville, maternity; Gail Ott. 372 New street, medical; Mary E. Oswald. Pottstown RD 3.

surgical; Mrs. Ethel Dale, Areola, medical; Mrs. Faye Lewis. Parkerford, surgical. Discharged: Mrs.

Ida M. Burns, Schwenkville, medical; Mrs. Ella S. Krause, Schwenkville, maternity; Mrs. Naomi Hospidor, Boyertown, maternity; Mrs.

Elizabeth Cobb, Pottstown RD 4, surgical; Mrs. Dorothy Banus, 334 South Hanover street, South Pottstown, surgical; Peter Reinhard, Boyertown, medical; Michael Melcher, Zieglerville, surgical; Thomas Denner Collegeville, surgical. POTTSTOWN Admitted: Mrs. Peggie Bean. Royersford, maternity; Mrs.

Miriam Colledge, Pottstown RD 4. maternity; Mrs. Betty Boyer, 511 Lincoln avenue, maternitiy; Robert Meninger, 51 King street, surgical; John Wirag, Stowe, surgical; Leah Litwhiler, Bally, medical; Ebbin Hildenbrand, Perkiomenville, surgical; Emma DeLong, Perkiomenville RD 1, surgical; Charles Wunder, Royersford, surgical; Adolph Bonsimer, New Hanover, surgical; Irving Jackson, Boyertown RD 2, surgical; Mrs. Ruth Prout, Boyertown RD 3, maternity; David Cassel, Spring Mount, medical. Discharged Mabel Richard.

Pot ta 30 Attend Banquet Held at Kirkwood by First Baptist Class The annual banquet of the Blue Bird Bible class of First Baptist church was held at Kirkwood Thursday night, with 30 members and guests attending. The tables were decorated with Spring flowers and ivy, and May poles served as favors. Mrs. Millie Welsh, the president, was the toastmistress, and introduced the main speaker for the evening, Mr, Kenneth Gabel, Reading. Mr.

Gabel showed an interesting I display of old fashioned clothes dating back to 1800. He was as; sisted by his wife in showing such articles as shoes, fans of lace, scarves, ladies panties and other slides of models wearing the clothes. Others who spoke briefly were Mrs. Aaron Thalmer the Rev. and Mrs.

Delaine E. Story. Attending were: Mrs. Sara Batten, Mrs. Marion Christman, Mrs.

Catherine Curry, Mrs. Betty Doneberger, Mrs. Katharine Foley, Miss Mildred Foley, Mrs. Phyllis Good, Mrs. Grace Guy, Mrs.

Alice Hanley, Mrs. Edna Holsberg, Mrs. Phyllis Kauffman, Mrs. Gertrude Kiine, Mrs. Bernice Mohn, Mrs.

Harriet Ottinger. Mrs. Thelma Robinson and Mrs. Grace Robinson. Also, Mrs.

Betty Romig, Mrs. Evelyn Saltzer, Mrs. Blodwyn Smith, Miss Violet Smith, Mrs. Helen Strouse, Mrs. Dorothy Trainer, Mrs.

Beatrice Watkins, Mrs. Martha Weiler. Mrs. Kathryn Strictland, Mrs. Alice Wilson, Mrs.

Emily pe- trilla and Mrs. Anne Reiff. Harry Crane to Wed Miss Lavelle Mrs. Granville Rambo, 458 Washington street, announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Lavelle Reichert, to Harry E. Crane, a private in the Collegeville State police and son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Crane of Pittston. Miss Reichert was graduated from the Royersford Senior High school with the class of 1944 and from the Pottstown Hospital School of Nursing, class of 1948. She is a supervisor at the hospital. Private Crane was graduated from Pittston High school.

No date has been set for the wedding. Future Bride Ladies' Auxiliary Receives 15 Members at Meeting town, surgical; Barry Lozenski, 472 Spruce street, surgical; Mary Anne Buckwalter, Pottstown RD 4. surgical; Ronald Goffice, Yellow House, surgical; Roberta Abrams, 388 Logan street, surgical; Francas Von Drach, 60 King street, Mrs. Mary Hish, 1461 Cherry maternity; Nellie Gephart, 5 West Fifth street, surgical. town RD 3, medical; Ira Hesh, Royersford, surgical; Theodore Pawlowsky, 116 River road, South Potts- In preparing kidneys always remove the thin tough membrane that covers them; split in two and then remove the tubes and fat.

Many cooks like to soak them in salted water before cooking. NYLON STOCKINGS 54 Denier s1.40 pr- 3 pairs $4.00 ROSEMONT SHOPPE High Street and Moser RdL Open Eves. Till 9 gtm WARNER BROS. tran STARTS SUN. Continuous From 2:00 P.M.

Plus MIDNITE SHOW SUNDAY NIGHT JOAN CRAWFORD ROAD" ZACHARY SCOTT SYDNEY GREENSTREET LAST DAY DREAM IS Is Opening BUDGET ACCOUNTS 363 High Street We Have Butterick WUUiUp 2nd Floor 363 High St. POTTSTOWN Phone 3978 Singer Building SOUTHERN CURB i MARKET High and Franklin Sts. Phone 838 WE PEUVER OPEN MEMORIAL DAY Monday, May 30th For your convenience to shop for those last-minute Picnic and Holiday Needs. CORDLEY -ELECTRIC WATER COOLERS For SALE or RENT Phone, 2939 ROCKWOOD SPRING WATER "Fifteen memBers were admitted Thursday night to the Ladies auxiliary of the Goodwill Fire company in th fire hall, with Mrs. Rose Snyder, vice president, presiding.

The auxiliary completed plans for a festival to be held in the fire hall on Friday, Aug. 12. and announced that a rummage sale and pie and cake sale would be held in the near future. Mrs. Ann Christman is general chairman of the festive committee.

Twenty applications for membership were considered. It was announced that the marching unit, which performed recently at Emmaas. would march in Ephrata on June 4. The pig-in-the-boxes were donated by Mrs. Helen Hohl and Mrs.

Christman and were won by Mrs. Kathryn Miller and Miss Edith Hawk. The next meeting will be held I June 23. Hostesses for Thursday night's meeting were: Mrs. Smoyer, Mrs.

Ruth Levengood, Mrs. Elsie Shaner and Mrs. Catherine Road! armel. CAPOTATO k. rvrrmava i il niun at.

(phorru LANCASTER CO. POTATOES A SPECIALTY Muss Doris E. L. Schwenk (above) will become the bride of Mr. William J.

Mykitiak, Perkiomenville RD, on June 18 at St. Phillips Neri Catholic church, East Greenville. She is the daughter of Mrs. Bertha A. Wolfgang.

170 Moser road, and Samuel A. Schwenk, Boyertown RD 2. Mr. Mykitiak is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Mykitiak, Perkiomenville RD. 1 PERSONALS Messrs. Leon Levitz, 856 North Franklin street; Harry Pollock, 25 North Franklin street; Joseph Marion, 1409 Sunset drive; and David Merrin, 858 Feist avenue, left yesterday for Havana. Cuba, on the Queen of Ber muda from New York. Miss Bonnie Swinehart, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley swinehart, 737 Walnut street, was graduated from Ellis College school, Newton Square, Delaware county, Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Edward S.

Appel, Maple Gardens, are spending a week in Charleston, S. attending the graduation of their son, Edward, from The Citadel. He returned to college after having seen active service with the 41st Division in the Southern Phillipine campaign and Japan. Double Celebration Staged In Evans Street Residence A party was held in the home of Mrs. George Wausnock, 509 Evans street, in honor of the birthday anniversaries of Mrs.

Ralph Garber and the hostess. Refreshments were served on a gaily decorated table set with two large cakes and flowers. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. James Wise, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Endy, Mr. and Mrs. William Talbert, Mr. and Harold Rhoads and children, Buddy and Ruthie; Mr.

and Mrs. John Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Snyder and son. Gordon Mr.

Ralph Garber, and Mr. George Wausnock and children, Dennis, Carol and George. Nancy Reed to Be Bride Of Mr. Lester P. Yerger Today at 3 Miss Nancy Jane Reed and Mr.

Lester Paul Yerger will be united in marriage in St. Lutheran churctf'm Stowe, by the Rev. Paul C. Scheirei pastor of St. and St.

Reformed churches, who will be Assisted by the Rev. Kenneth R. Anderson, pastor of St. church. Miss Reed is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Irwin T. Reed, 228 Glasgow street, Stowe, and Mr. Yerger is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Yerger, 617 West High street. Stowe. Matron of honor will be Mrs. Marie Deibert and bridesmaids will be Miss Barbara Fisher, Miss Madeline Kriner. Mrs.

Lynette Gofus and Mrs. Geraldine Lundbye. Best man will be Mr. Francis Smith and ushers will be Messrs. Eugene Ackerman, Harry BrightbiU Raymond Gofus and Edward Grubb A reception will be held in tin parish house of the church following the ceremony.

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POTTED ROSE PLANTS Now Available at FLOWER SHOP "The Home of Flowers and Gifts -----Also Special------ Bouqtiats of Flowers for Memorial Day Combinations of Blooming Plants, etc. We Also Have Vegetable Plants Phone 1691 978 HIGH STREET j0Y DECORATION DAY Made-up Cemetery $1.50 Cut Flowers Pans 1 up Bouquets FOR THE PROM, Large Variety of Potted Plants JOY FLOWER GIFT SHOP JOY 0.00 up $3.25 321 HIGH ST. Phone 3717 Frontier FROM With Loretta Young, Preston Foster and Edward Arnold Plus with Ray Whitely COLOR CARTOONS Shows 7:15 and 10- Box Office Open M. Children Free! VISIT THEATRE OF RIDdE PIKE NORRISTOWN CONSHO 2750 Due to our closing each Monday, we are featuring special DINNERS SUNDAY Hk (May 29) Phone 277 For Reservation RLOSSOM RESTAURANT N. Charlotte Ringing Hill I I I I 1 LATE SHOW FROM 12 NOON 11 I I TONIGHT TODAY ONLY 2 GREAT FEATURES This Enemy Breaks Every Law of Decency VICIOUS with Cop rad Nagel STARTS TOMORROW Conlinuous From 2 P.

M. RICHARD WIDMARK LIONEL BARRYMORE DEAN STOCKWELL GENE LOCKHART FIGHTING MEN The High Seas to Mutiny Adventure and Romance. SHOWBOAT MINSTRELS by Young People of Brownback's Church on SATURDAY, MAY 28 8 P.M. EAST COVENTRY SCHOOL Near Miller's Corner, Parkerford COMING SUNDAY, June 12 Second Annual Show and Dance 9 Presented by Leblang, Friedman, Kessler POST 363 POTTSTOWN Milton Berle PERSON) SHOWTIME PROMPTLY AT 8:00 P. M.

Fill Out Special Mail Order Blank Below. Send Check or Money Order and Self-addressed Envelope and Tickets Will Be Mailed to You. PRICES: $2.40 and $3.60 SPECIAL MAIL ORDER APPLICATION Leblang, Friedman. Kessler Post P. O.

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