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Fourteen LEGAL ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE IN ESTATB of Anthony BuezynsU. il Known a Anthony Butchinski, late of Reading. r.n itrivi.vil. TIMES PHONE (111 THE READING TIMES, READING, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2 7, 1 936 TIMES PHONK fill Notice la hereby given, that letter of Notice hereby given that letters administration on the estate of the above testamentary on the estate of the above named decedent have been granted to the named decedent have been granted to the undersigned. undersigned.

AU persons Indebted to the estate of the AU persons Indebted to the estate of the aid decedent are requested to make pay said decedent are requested to make payment, and all persons having claims or ment. and all persons having claims or demands against tne estate 01 tne decedent, are requested to make known tne same, witnout delay, to tne uuuer aisned administrator. EDMUND F. GALLMAN. 8H Chestnut Street, Administrator.

Win, Abbott Witman, Attorney. inifimimkivu)e matTp TI POTATO of Frieda P. Richter. late of Spring Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania, deceased. Noyce is hereby given, letters of r.t.:.:.

n.mrri rtecedent have been eranted to the undersigned. All persons Indebted to the estate or the aiA "and .11 'ulTTaving cl.Vms or n. nf the said demands against the estate of the said decedent, are requested to mase Known the same, without delay, to toe under Signed administrator. FRITZ J. PROOER.

Administrator, Philip F. Schmehl, ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE IN Es tate of Candace H. Moyer, late of West Readinz. Berks County. deceased.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of administration c. t. a. on the estate of the tbove named decedent have been granted undersigned. to the undersigned.

All persons Indebted to the estate of the All persons indebted to the estate of the decedent are requested to make pay laid decedent are requested to make pay Ilientf 8na an persons having claims or ment. and ill persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said demands against the estate of the said decedent, are requested to make known decedent, are requested to make known tlie nume. without delay. to the unUer the fame, without delay, to the under signed administratrix. MINERVA M.

HOLLENBACH. 334 West Douglass Reading, Pennsylvania, Administratrix c. t. a Henry F. Wiegand, Attorney.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE IN ESTATE of Lewis (A.) Heckman, iate oi uity ot Reading, Pa deceased. Notice is hereby given, that letters of administration on the estate of the above named decedent have been granted to tne undersigned. All persons Indebted to the estate of the niu uciruciit 4u ment. and all persons having claims or ocmHnas asaiust me wm vi uic o.m aeceaeni, are rcqucMcu iu uii.c uuwm tigned administrator. GEORGE W.

HECKMAN. 1033 Washington Reading. Administrator. Lec Friday, Attorney. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE IN ESTATE of Edward Elbert, late oi Kiiy ot iteau inff.

Berks County. deceased. Notice is hereby given, that letters of administration on the estate of the above named decedent have been granted to the unaersignea. All persons indebted to the estate or tne aid decedent are requested to make pay ment. and all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said decedent, are requested to make known the same, witnout delay, to tne unuer signed administrator.

EDWARD A. ELBERT. 1524 N. Htii Street, Reading, Administrator, ADMINISTRATRIX'S C. T.

A. NOTICE Estate of Dayton R. McCabe, late of Reading. Berks deceased. Letters of administration c.

t. a. on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make payment, and wiose naving claims to present tne same. witnout delay, to LfDIE BRUNTON. Eiwvn.

Delaware Pa. Or to her attorney, Jos. R. Dickinson, 300 Berks Trust Reading, Pa. EXECUTORS' NOTICE IN ESTATE OF Henrietta Pennepacker, late of City of Heading, Berks countv, deceased.

Notice hereby given that letters testamentary on the estategof the above named decedent have been granted to tne undersigned. a.i pei. una mucuieu 10 uie e.naic vi im aid decedent ere reauested to make Day ir.ent, and all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said the same, without delay, to the uudei aigned executor. WM. PENNEPACKER, 51? s.

9th Reading, Pa Executor. Rieser. Rieser Si Bingaman, Attorneys. IXECUTRICES' NOTICE IN ESTATE OF Minerva J. Reber, late of Borough of Hamburg.

Berks County, deceased. Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of the above named decedent have been granted to the undersigned All persons Indebted to the estate of the aid decedent are requested to make pay ment, and all persons having claims or demands against the estate oi said decedent, are requested to make known the same, without delay, to the under signed executrices. IVA REBER STARR, 1508 N. 10th Street, Reading, ANNA R. PHILLIPS, Shoemakersvillo.

Exccul rices. Rieser. Rieser Bingaman, Attorneys. EXECUTORS' NOTICE IN ESTATE OF Rosa Elbert, late of City of Reading, Berks Countv. deceased.

Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of the above named decedent have been granted to the undersigned All nersnns Inriphtsrt to the estate nf th said decedent are requested to make pay ment, and all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said decedent, are requested to make known the same, without delay, to the under signed executor. EDWARD A. ELBERT, 1524 N. Hth Street, Reading, Executor. ESTATE OF CHARLES W.

WILHELM, deceased, late of 730 Centre Avenue, Reading. Berks County, Pennsylvania. Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to Mary Gibson, No. 730 Centre Avenue, Reading, Berks County, and Girard Trust Company, all persons indebted to the estate are re auested to make payment, and those hav ing claims to present the same, without delay, at the office of GIRARD TRUST COMPANY. Broad and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia A.

A. JACKSON, President. Wintersteen, McCoy and Wintersteen Attorneys, 1421 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Penna. EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE IN ESTATE OF Hettie A. Drelbelbis, late of Perry Town ship.

Berks County, deceased. Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of the above named decedent have been granted to the undersigned. All persons Indebted to the estate of the aid decedent are requested to make pay ment. and all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said decedent, are requested to make known the same, without delay, to the under signed executrix. HATTIE S.

DREIBELBI3, Virginville, Perry Township, Executrix. i Edwin L. DeLom. Attorney. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE IN ESTATE OF Boleslaw Alexander Leszczynski, late of Reading, Berks deceased.

Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary pn th estate of the above named decedent have been granted to the undersigned. All persons Indebted to the estate of the Mid decedent are requested to make pay ment, and all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said decedent, are requested to make known the same, without delay, to the under signed executor. EDMUND F. GALLMAN, 904 Chestnut Street. Executor.

Wm. Abbott Witman, Attorney. BSTATE OF FRANK W. SCIf ROEDER, late of the City of Reading, Berks County. Pennsylvania, deceased.

Letters of administration, c. t. on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons Indebted to the estate are requested to make payment, and tnose naving claims to present the same, without delay, to GEOKG H. MATTHEWS, las jenerson street, Hyde park, Reading rcnnsjiini, or id ma auurm Ul.ivt.n LENTZ. 38 North Sixth Street, Reading, rennsyivama.

OLIVER LENTZ. 38 North Sixth St. IN THE ESTATE OF OEOROE S. KEEHN, IJte of tne City of Reading. County ou Berks, Pennsylvania, deceased.

Letters of administration on the above Istate hsvlne been granted to the under (tgned, all persons Indebted to the Estate sr reauested to mnke navment. and those in hsvlne claims to present the same, with put delay, to mauuis o. hain. 831 No. 4th Reading.

Administratril, j.rence C. Menaeisohn, Attorney, 1 or (10 the a the Ihe be of feet of D. IN D. the ers said cates gage Berks Sixth 19. ing Berks to of place J.

son, IN nf w. Berks Court on United phta ju terest terest, they they LEGAL 1 EXECUTORS' NOTICE IN ESTATE OF I mis r. Hoyer, wie oi upper impc I noeken Township, Berka county, renna. I deceased. i oemanas against rne rsiaie 01 me decedent, are requested to make known i ine same, wimou.

aciuy, to we ujjuci signed executors. risu p. Huinc Wernersville. WHJ.IAM L. BOYER, BernviUe, 1, Executors.

W. E. Sharman. Attorney. aECDTORS NOTICE IN ESTATE OF Ernst Emu Richter, late of Spring Township, Berks county, penna, deceased.

Notice is hereby given, that letters testamentary on the estate of the above named deceuent nave been graniea to me undersigned. All person, indented to tne estate oi tne I said decedent are reauested to make oav Uent and .11 persons having claims or demands against the eslate of the said decedent, are requested to make known the same, without delay, to the under signed executor. PEOPLES TUU31 COMfAHX, Executor. Philip F. Schmehl, Attorney.

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE IN ESTATE OF Joseph II. Wright, late of Spring Township, deceased. Notice is hereby given that letters Id. nn Ilia tata nf 4h lluiw I nt havi Vwr. want in the signed executor.

KOKGE II. WRIGHT, 301 Douglass Berkshire Heights, Executor. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE IN ESTATE OF George H. Ettele, late of City of Reading, deceased. Notice Is hereby given, that letters testamentary on the estate of the above named decedent have been granted to the undersigned.

A11 persons Indebted to the estate of the said decedent are requested to make pay ment, and all persons having claims or oemanas against tne esiaie or tue saiu decedent, are requested to make known same, wituout delay, to uie unuer signed executor. GUOKGE H. ETTELE, KuUtown, Pa Executor. EXECUTORS' NOTICE ESTATE OF WAL la.ee A. Herber, late of Greenwich Township, Berks County, Pa deceased.

Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the estate are re quested to make payment, and those nav tig claims to present the same, without. de einy, to AMELIA A. HERBER, J. ALBERT FINK, Virgiusville Berks Executors. to their attorney.

Thomas K. Leidy. 620 Washington! Reading, Pa. EXECUTOR NOTICE IN ESTATE OF Verinelia Feather, late of Reading, Berks County, deceased. Notice is hereby given that letters (eotuineutai ou the estaie of the above named decedent have been granted to the undersigned.

All persons indebted to the estate of the said decedent are requested to make pay ment, and all persons having claims or den aitd against the estate of the said decedent, r.re requested to make known the without delay, to the under signed executor. BKNKY F. WIECiANU, 608 Berks Trust Reading, Executor, EXECUTOR NOTICE IN ESTATE OF John D. Adams, lut? of Maidencreek Township. Berks County, deceased.

Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of the above named decedent have been granted to tuc undersigned An persons indebted to the estate of the said decedent are requested to make pay ment, and an persons huvuig claims or ri(mnri aoint. iti it, cii.i decedent, are requested to make without delay, to the unifer signed executor. JOHN yUINCY ADAMS, i Executor. J. G.

Rothermel, J. W. Forry, Attorneys SEALED PROPOSALS COUNTY CONTROLLER'S OFFICE, BERKS COUNTY COURT READING. PENNSYLVANIA, Sealed proposals will be received at this onice up 9 clock A. daylight saving time.

September 9. 1931S. for the furnishing of groceries. Spring wheat flour, Winter wheat flour and vain: also for Chestnut Coal, River and Fresh Mined "ice wuai, as requirea oy tne cents uuuniy rnson auring tne monins oi ucioDer, November and December, 1936 Full particulars and specifications concerning these proposals may be obtained irom tne cierk at the Berks vounty prison. A certified check equal to ten per cent I of the amount, of the bid must accompany each proposal.

Tne ot Prisun inspectors ireserve right to reject any, all or any ipart of hid RALPH E. SCHOENER, County Controller. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Depart ment of Highways, Harrisburg. Pat.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of Secrelarv of Highways. Room 5I8. A. uasiern standard nine, September 17. 1936.

when bids will be publicly opened and scheduled and contract awarded as soon thereafter as possible! for the painting of six 16) bridges, GK0UP 5 located on State Highways in Berks County. The locations of the bridges and description of the work loj be per formed are fully covered In the bidding blank, which, with the specifications, may obtained free upon application to the Pennsylvania Department of Irlighways, Harrisburg. Warren Van Dyke, Highways. Secretary SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Council of the Borough of West Lawn for the laying of approximately 21a concrete curbing on Woodsid Avenue. Specifications can be had from tlie under signed.

Sealed bids should be In lie hands the Secretary not later than 8 P. Sr on September 17th. 193(1. Council reserves the night to reject any or all bids. 219 Woodside Aveiuie.

West Lawn, THE ORPHANS' COURT Op' BERKS County, fiiiua. In He: Mortgage Pool of the Pennsylvania Trust Uuinpany. NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons inierested in Morigage Pool of The Pennsylvania Trust Lwmpany, of Reading, Pennsylvania, I hat the Orphans' Court of Berks County, Pennsylvania, has fixed Saturday, Sept. 19. 1936,, at 10: Oil A.

S. in the Orphans' Com Room, Court House, Reading, Pennsylvania, as lime and place lor a hearing pou the petition of Berks County Trust uaipaiiy. Intervening Trustee, wherein Berks Countv Trust Ciffuminv lie ks per mission tu distribute to the preselnt hold of Certificates of Parlicipalioili in the Mortgage Pool of The Pennsyl vania Trust company, or Reading, Penn sylvania, the sum of $21,124.00 in the pro portion or cisnt per cent. nl ot tne principal face value of the said I Certifi of Participation. Au parties who wish to inquire into tne amount of their interest in the said Mort Pool must do so at the oflices of County Trust Company, S5 North Reading, prior to Sept.

1936. at 10:00 A. and anyone seek to prove an interest in the said. Mortgage Pool of The Pennsylvania. Trust Company, of Reading, Pennsylvania, in an amount 111 excess of that recognised by County Trust Company must do so the satistactlon of the orphans' Court Berks County, at Heading, Pf nnsyl vania, at the aforementioned time and of the hearing 011 the petition.

OfcRliS COUNTY TRUST COMPiNY, Jlliei veiling i iuaicr. Wilmer Fisher, Richard T. William Attornet'S. THE DISTRICT COURT CF THE United Slates for the Eastern District PnncvK'rilllM. fti th nf ln4KPU CONNER, of Molirsville Route a 1 County, Bankrupt.

In IBank ruptcy. Cause No. 19348. NOTICE is lierebv iven that Joseph W. Conner, of Molirsville (Route Jt ll, Berks rrniltltv Da Km IBtU Aatr nf made aDDlication to the, said for his dlcharge and that a hearing said application will be held a the States District Court at Phil adel 6.

at on the 7th day of October, 193 clock a. at which time and plftce rr riitnr. ntiH ni mn, m. in may appear and show caure. If mflv inri qhn rnra Ifl in.

have, whv the prayer of the have, whv the Braver of the said petitioner should not be granted. DARLINGTON HOOPF3. 24 N. Sixth Street Reading, pennal Attorney lor Bankrupt. I Vital Statistics (Continued Pram Pace Twelre) HARRY SHUGAR, former Reading resident, died in HAYWARD, Calif, hews of bis death being received by his relatives here.

Mr. Shugar left Reading many years ago to enlist in the U. S. navy. After serving in navy for 20 years, he was retired as a master electrician, and settled near San Francisco.

Word of his death, which occurred as the result of an automobile accident in December, 1930, reached Reading only yesterday, after relatives had for several years been unsuccessful in attempts to locate him. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. C. J. Foltz, Wernersville, R.

D. 1, and a brother, Leroy Shugar, Shillington. GEORGE W. MILLER, 74, Of 1627 N. Tenth st night watchman at the Reading Trust company, died yesterday.

He was a member of Alsace Lutheran church, and the P. O. S. of A. Surviving are his widow, Estella (Gable) Miller, two daughters, Mrs.

Frederick Siebert, Newark, and Mrs. Carol Seaman, New York city, and these brothers and sisters: Wilson, Philadelphia; Solon and Harvey, Reading; Calvin, Lees port, and Mrs. Sadie Rothenberger, Leesport. Services will be held in the parlors of Undertaker Seidel, Monday at 2:30 p. with interment in Charles Evans cemetery.

BERKS AND VICINITY MARY A. (Oswald) ROTIIERMEL, 80, widow of Daniel K. Rothermel, died yesterday at the home of her son in law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs.

L. R. Mattern, in FLEETWOOD. She was born in Lehigh county and was a former resident of Reading. Mrs.

Rothermel was a resident of the borough for 20 years. Surviving ars rive children, Laura, wife of Dr. LEGAL Readine. Alienist. 22 mill IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF nerss county, penna.

In the Matter of THE PENNSYLVANIA TRUST COMPANY. No. 227 August Term. 1934. To Depositors of The Pennsylvania Trust Company of Rending.

to holders of Trustee's Mortgage Participation Certificates, and to such persons who have not yet surrendered their Trust Fund Cer ideates. If any; Shareholders of said Trust Company; to preferred and unsecured creditors of said Trust Company of every description; to the Department of Banking, and the Department of Revenue of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; and to any and all other parties Interested: Notice Is hereby given, (1) that on August 22, 1936, by leave of the above Court, the undersigned Liquidating Trustees of certain assets of The Pennsylvania Trust Company, of Reading, tiled In the office of the Prothonotary of said Court at Reading, their First and Partial Principal and Income Accounts oi their truslewship covering the period from April 5. 1934, to April 4, 1926. inclusive, together with a Schedule of known claims as of the latter dale; 121 that on the same day the petition of said Trustees was filed in said Court praying, among other things, for the confirmation of their said accounts and for the allowance of credit for costs mid expenses of liquidation and administration, as the same appear by said accounts, counsels' compensation, for distribution of $810.47 to certain preferred claimants and other proper and lawful allowance. and for distribution of a dividend of 10'.

to depositors entitled thereto; 1 3 1 that exceptions to said accounts or to any item therein must be filed within 30 days of said August 22, 1936, as provided by Paragraph 21 of the Agreement dated April 5. 1934, designating the terms of the liquidating trusteeship and on file in said Court; I4? that tha Court has fixed October 8, 1936. at 10 A. at the Court House, Reading, for a Acaring on exceptions that may be filed and on the Trustees' petition as aforesaid; and 151 that unless exceptions are filed, as aforesaid, said accounts will then be confirmed absolutely and the distribution requested will then be made by said Court. EDWARD D.

TREXLER. LEWIS H. ROTHRAUFF. CHARLES H. KERSHNER.

Liquidating Trustees. Samuel E. J. W. Bertolet, S36 Washington Reading, Pa.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF Berks County, Pennii. No. 128 September Term. 1936. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application will be made to the above Court by The Associates of Reading, Pennsylvania, a non profit corporation, for the amendment of its Charier, as hereinafter set forth: 1.

The name and location of the reg istered office of (he corporation is 61U Thorn Street. Reading. Pennsylvania. 2. The application is to be made under the provisions of the Non profit Corpora lion Law, approved May 5, 1933.

3. The nature and character of the proposed amendment is to amend the section ot Article II which reads: "Neither gambling nor drinking of intoxicating liquors will be allowed and the membership will not be composed of any person under Twenty One years of age, all of whom will be citizens of Pennsylvania" so as to read: "The membership will be composed of adult citizens of Pennsylvania." 4. The Articles of Amendment have been filed in the office of the Prothonotary of Berks County, where they may be examined, and aid application will be made to the Court on Tuesdav, September 8th, 1936, at 9:00 o'clock A. E. S.

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and Lewis Reading; Anna, wife of George A. Romig, Boy ertown, and Ha Uie, wife of Frank Behm, Battle Creek, Iowa, and four grandchildren. She was the last of her immediate family. She was a member of the Lutheran congrega tion of Becker's (St. Peter's) church.

Funeral Director J. W. Stump has charge of the arrangements. Funeral Monday at 3 p. from Stump funeral home.

Private interment in Charles Evans cemetery. ELIZABETH M. (Fisher) HIM MELBERGES, widow of Harry F. Himmelberger, died at her home, in POTTSTOWN. There survive two daughters, Mary at home; Esther, wife of Edwin Strichter, Reading; a son.

Earl, Pottstown; two grandchildren, E. Bernice and Janice M. Himmelberger; a sister, Sarah, wife of Frank J. Kelley, Reading: brothers, Milton Harrisburg; Samuel Reading; John It, Milwaukee, Wis. Her husband died February 10, 1928.

She was "a daughter of the late Edmund and Mary (Reed) Fisher and a native of Myerstown. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and of Stouchsburg Lutheran church. Funeral services Thursday at 2 p. m. from the home.

Interment in Mt. Zion cemetery, in charge of Funeral Directors H. R. Houck Son. WILLIAM J.

FOCHT, 60, of SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, died in the Good Samaritan hospital following an operation. He was a son of the late John and Catherine (Deibert) Focht and was employed as packer in the shipping department of Meck's mill. Surviving are his wife, Anna (Brown); two sisters, Mrs. Fred Horning and Mrs. Edward De wald, Schuylkill Haven.

Funeral services Friday at 2 p. m. at the D. M. Bittle funeral home, the Rev.

Dr. C. Hunt officiating. Interment in 'Jerusalem cemetery. Viewing Thursday evening.

CHARLOTTE (Taylor) FILBERT, 55, wife of Postmaster Leavy S. Filbert, of WOMELSDORF, died at St. Joseph's hospital. She was born in Stoystown, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Taylor. Besides the husband there survive these brothers and sisters: J. Milton Taylor, Wil merding. R. Bonner Taylor, Tkewcod, N.

Mrs. Jennie Hyatt, Cleveland; Mrs. Daryl Taylor Leonard, Meadville, Mrs. Mark Ber ger, Pittsburgh, and Mrs. IvI.

M. Ireland, Baltimore. Mrs. Filbert was a member of Zion Lutheran church, Womelsdorf; Conrad Weiser chapter, Order of Eastern Star, and Womelsdorf Woman's club. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.

m. from her home, 155 N. High Womebdorf. Interment in Mt. Lebanon' cemetery, Lebanon.

Arnold Funeral home, Womelsdorf, has charge of funeral arrangements. MRS. LUCY REICHERT, wife of Reuben P.cichert, 60, died at her home in SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, Tuesday night. Bern in Tilden township, Eerks county she went to Schuylkill Haven 33 years ago. She Wf.s a daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. John Stein, and a member of St. Paul's Lutheran church of Summer Hill. She is survived by her husband, five children: James, Ralph Mabel, wife of John Kinsey; Sarah, wife of Walter Straub, and Eva. wife of Howard Seltzer, all of Schuylkill Haven.

Brothers and sisters: Mrs. Mary Kuhnc, Schuylkill Haven; Mrs. Ellen Rhodes, Dauphin county; W. O. Stein, Pottsville; Howard Stein, Bemville; Elias Stein, Hamburg; Fred Stein and Alfred Stein, of Auburn and 11 grandchildren.

Funeral will be held Saturday at 9.30 from her late home, with further services at 10 a. m. in St. Paul's Lutheran church, Summer Hill. D.

M. Bittle, funeral director of Schuylkill Haven in charge. WILLIAM D. RENNINGER, 75, of LINCOLN PARK, died yesterday. He was a son of the late Jacob and SALESMAN SAM Sam Knows His Hosiery WASH TUHBS Lulu's Wemng liells 7 Hy CRANE (T LV IT WA 5 THEM BUTTERSCOTCH PIES THAT I WE POVS.

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months. 5 days. Re la months, 6 days. Relatives and friends, deliver. Dial 3 3U4.

834 Cherry BU H.Viii4n ny t' tlves and friends are Invited to at also all organizations of which he jeven grandchildren and one great tend funeraJ. without further was a member, are Invited to attend grandchild. The body was removed notice, from Theo. C. Auman.

the funeral, without further notice. CLEAN DIE RENOYTG (13) to the home Of the daughter, Esther Funeral Parlors, 247 Penn Thurs from the Lutz Funeral Home, 2100 Rwker Khillintrtr from where the dy 130 D. S. T. Interment.

Perklomen Thursday. 3 p. ORIENTAL And domestic rugs cleaned tillnaS Alsace cemetery. Friends may call D. S.

T. Interment. Laureldale ceme and repaired. Low prices. Work guar, funeral Will take place Sunday at Wednesday.

7 to p. m. (Auman). tery. Friends may call at the Fu Your rug Ins.

Vacuum Carpet Clean 2 p. daylight time. Further neral Home Wednesday evening. 7 ins Wks. 419 Woodward.

Dial 3 1713. services in. Bern church and inter DENGLER In Birdsboro. on the 24th to (LutZ)' RUG CLEANING Shampooed, resized ment in cemetery adjoining. Fu Bffenger Dengler, aged 77 years.

the and nap reflnlshed and returned to neral Director Lamm, of Werners Jl months 21 days. Relatives and REIFSNVDER In this city, on to High class work only, villa hie rharirp nf fnnpral or. friends, all organizations of which In Reifsnyder, aged 62 i2 convinced. Read Ville, has Charge OI funeral ar he member, are Invited to months. 21 days.

Relatives tnJ Ru, co 1 Perk AM 2IS. rangements. attend the funeral, without further friends are Invited to attend ng Kug co law perk. Ave. 2 7453.

notice, from residence of Mr. and the funeral, without further notice, 7ZS WAYNE H. AUMAN, 43, OLEY, Mrs. George Painter, 429 S. First his late residence, 422 Spruce DRESSM'K'G, MILN'Y, FURS (14) 1 riied vesterdav In thp Read Birdsboro, Thursday.

2 p. D. S. T. Saturday at 1:30 p.

D. S. in? hosnital from iniuries he re Intenlt. st Michael's cemetery. to proceed to Center Church.

Lan dresses Gowds ana costumes. Re ing hospital Irom injuries ne re Birdsboro. Friends may call Wednes caster where further services will modeling and alterations. Mrs. K.

M. ceived When he was struck by an day evening. (Mohr). held at 2:30 p. D.

S. T. In Tester 1105 Greenwich. Dial 4 1230. automobile Saturday.

Center Church cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening. He was the son Of John D. and FILBERT In Reading, on the 26th (Auman). MFTiiWr onnpr the late Louisa (Haas) Auman, and Charlotte (Taylor) Filbert.

55, HEAT PLUMB ROOF'G (15) was a mpmbpr of the Rpformpd wife of Leavy 8. Filbert, of Womels SCHOFFSTAL In this city, on the lamination tlJ "ilJwM Tfflhated dorf; RIatlv n1 frlen 26th Mildred daughter of NEW AND tTSED Bathtubs. plumbing denomination. He also as amila ted vlted to attend the funeral, without Snd Minnie (nee Zulkiel fixtures, hot water heating lnstalla With the Red Men a lodge of Oley. further notice, from her late home, Schoffstal.

646 N. 10th aged 29 tions lowest prices. Consult us be He was a farm hand for Bower 155 N. High womelsdorf, Satur years and 8 days. Relatives and fore T0U purchase.

Flzxit System riripqpmer for 24 vears day AuKUs 29. 2 p. Daylight friends are Invited to attend the Plumbing and "eating, 1220 Centr Mi f.tu, Time Interment, Mt. Lebanon funeral services, without further no Av Phone 4 2214. ne is surviver oy nis iatner ana cemetery, Lebanon.

Viewing of body tioe. from the Mennonite Brethren in 3 these brothers and sisters: Clara, Friday from 7 to 9 p. m. (Arnold). Christ Church.

Tenth near Oley, wife of William Shaner, Amity Ella, Saturday at 2 p. D. s. t. Reia MOVING STORAGE (16) Wife Of William Himmelreich Bas FISHER ta this city, on.

the 25th lnst EDWARD ORTH The cheapest mov. ket; Annie, wife of Edward Stum d1ward1. n. M.r; an1 (Seldei). mg man town.

712 N. 9th Bt. hofer, Oley; Eva, wife of Arthur th dan Relative. fndl 5 Dla 2'2889 Rpider Yellow House Herbert wittn SOJA In this city, on the 24th t.i i tt lnritidt0 "end the funeral. Andrew goja, aged 56 years.

Rte L. R. LAUSCH fcxperlenced, dependable Limekiln, and Henry. Yellow House, without lurther notice from the Cives and friends "rTlnvUeci to moving and hauling. Lowest rates la and one step brother, Monroe Gul 1448 tend the funeral, without further city.

4 2559. 523 Fern Ave. din Oley vit' latSfda3 nce. from his residence, 642 Minor nmS h.M 9 DV S' Ml wrvlces at St. Services In St.

Stephen's Na MORRIS KREITZ ti SONS Responsible Funeral services Will be held at 2 the house. Interment, Bern Church tlonal Church on Saturday 9 a m. mover. Local and long distance. 60S O'clock Saturday afternoon in the cemetery.

Friends may call at the interment St SteDhen cemetery Washington St. Dial 2 3711. Weidner funeral home, Oley, with home Frlday evening. (Greenawait). (Gaiiman).

gT1TPM i tv, RETURN LOAD Wanted, St. Louis, further services in the Friedensburg mo or Indianapolis. ind to Read church. Burial Will be in the ad FRAs aZlJb c'' "S1 rARn OF THANKS (3) mg. or vicinity.

2 large vans re jacent cemetery. Funeral Director JS CARD OF THANKS (3) Weidner is il. Charge Of arrange aged 22 years. 9 months. 21 days.

THE FAMILY Of the late Edward Sons. 606 Washington St. Reading. mentS. Relatives and friends are invited to Blce, 123i Buttonwood wishes to 25SKS SnJBSoTE (heircVktn PAINTING PAPERING (17, BOX OFFICE REPORT SJSTS A 55 PAINTING AND PAPERING hnirtin.

th. hot niiin sace cemetery. Friends may call at recent oereavement. At special prices next 2 weeks. Guar Adber? ar? aslfet toclllt the funeral hme Wednesday evening THE FAMILY Of the late Franklin D.

"teed work. Dial 2 4000. Times to secure their replies. The (Lutz). Grimes, Wernersville, wishes to thank ptvTiTo nFroRATiNO papfr.

list was complied at 6 p. last relatives, friends and neighbors for HANGING By expert mechanics. night. INK EL On the 24th of 450 W. the kindness shown during their re Small t', payments.

Dial 4 5945. A12, B9, B117, CI. C3. C9, El, F4, G4, Walnut Kutztown Owen cent bereavement; also for the use G5, G6, G8, G64. HI, H16, J3, J4, Hlnkel, aged 71 years 6 months and of automobiles, and for the beau tioqiif' to dT nd fr'ePd are tifUl "ral tribute3 recelVfd' PRINTING ENGRAVING (18) N13.

02. 04, P9, S3, S113, T2, Invited to attend the funeral, with T10' 1 ut D0l" Se'del's nnBim A PRINTING SERVICE You will appre Funeral Chapel, 117 N. 5th Thurs FLORISTS (5) Diaj 3.8546. rj, Shelly. 128 day at 2:30, D.

S. T. Interment In N. i0th ANNOUNCEMENTS Hlnnersnttz Church cemetery. Friends FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS nnnwvnwa.nia.nl may caU at gog wednes Mae's Flower Shop, 919 Walnut 8t.

"BROWNIE" day evening. (Seidel). Dial 3 7771. 5th and Court. Dial 3 6221.

DEATHS (1) ECONOMY PRINT SHOP B'KeUer' aged ye" PERSONALS (8) Commercial PRINTING Political AUMAN In this city, on the 26th m0nths 27 davl Relatives and GEORGE CHRISTMAN, Wayne son of John D. and the trends Ike al 1 orBaizatlons. cniDITIiai aniicrn Phone 3 3093. 4216 N. Front St.

late Louisa nee Haast Auman. aged was a Lmber are Invited SP TUAL ADV SER 43 years. 19 days. Relatives and fft 7, ,51 vi ted FORMS, LETTER HEADS Announcements are invited to attend the fu thi' yU unnaPp'? Discontented? Does ments', etc. Penn Prlnt Snop, Jonn neral.

without further notice, from 5 nn'pl a fH.J Ch1Ce, COld W. Spangler. 49 Madison Ave. 4 3674. the Weidner Funeral Home, in Oley.

llalSerea you wish to make a 1 nr, otiirrt 9 r. Fur. at P' Interment, Au change, travel, or attract some one genuine engraved STATIONERY hP Trt Church lenbach'8 cemetery. Friends may call whom you love. Advice on all affairs Lowest prices la hUV)rrl Finest qual rermlnf'cemeerT adjoining! at the Funerol Home Friday eyening.

of as love courUhip. marriage, enrllnngravlrTlOO rtSiS Friends may call at the Puneral (Lutz). Journeys, wills, investments, etc. Me graved 100 plain envelopes to match Home Friday evening, 7 to 9 diumdey eloped. pHours, Closed all for 2.

F. A. Woemer. 30 N. 6th.

(We'dner)' KfAsrRMarV Fichtorn, franklin Reading. SHUMWAY PRINTERY BUECHLEY In this city, on the 21st widow of the late Joseph Kramer, DIETRICH'S WORM SYRUP For rhil Publishing Advertising Harry Av Buechley. aged 53 aged 81 years, 2 months, 23 days D'd ad JSZ. Ri aTnanwed New loc 632 Wasn 1st a. 2 1701.

years, 1 month. 4 days. Relatives Relatives and friends are invited to or money back Sm cents tv and friends are invited to attend attend the funeral, without further dWTiCHS DRUG STORE 805 Penn' ii rZu 2, linn mil the funeral, without further notice, notice, from the Theo. C. Auman, sr IJRUG oIQKE, 805 Penn 25i3 Grant St.

Mt. Penn. Dial 3 0377. from the Theo. C.

Auman. Fu Funeral Parlors 247 Penn St Dependable PrintlngServ.ee. narlSrS' 1:30 p' S' T' Inter NOTICE I will pay no bills contracted 1.30 p. D. S.

interment, ment, Charles Evans cemetery. ln the name of the local Berks So ssnrvcinvil crnvirro no Charles Evans cemetery. Friends Friends may call Thursday. 7 to 9 cialist Party or any of its branches PROFESSIONAL SERMCES (19) may call Friday, 7 to 9 p. p.

m. (Auman). or committees, unless authorized by VFIV. mnr. (Auman).

nrarnHv Ravmnnrt Hnfsrs VARICOSE VEINS HEALED NO m0r9 S.S 5i Horses, gwollen tlred. looking legs, circu BRETZ In this city, on the 26th LEE In Shillington, on the 25th ireasurer oi ixicai nerxs. laticn improves as veins disappear. Bridget C. (nee Culbert).

widow of William G. Lee. aged 57 years. 4 Z7 Dr. Shelh nberger, Specialist.

Piles. William H. Bretz, aged 84 years. 6 months, 13 days. Relatives and f' if P.upture.

Varicose Veins healed with months, ll days. Relatives and friends, also the Oemag Social Club, Svnnf it? SnnJ arao ut cutting. Dial 3 8917. 532 Wal friends are invited to attend the are invited to attend the funeral. by appt.

614 N. 2d. 1st floor. 2 6069. nut st funeral, without further notice, from without further notice, from the the F.

F. Seidel Funeral Chapel, in Luta Funeral Home. 2100 Perklomen IfkCT, N. 5th on Saturday at 1:30. D.

on Friday at 3 p. D. S. T. LOSi AIU rOll) () REPAIRING (20) S.

T. Interment. Pleasant View Interment, Aulenbach's cemetery. I cemetery. Friends may call at Friends may call at the Funeral LOST On Sun.

bobtail cat. Bik. Anav Corn Mm; tin Seidel's Chapel Friday evening. Home Thursday evening, 7 to 9. striped on back, also 1 white tipped H.D.I., HfjeX, Cdsy, lYIdyldy (Seidel).

(Lutz). ear. Please ret. to Mrs. Elbert, 1728 Thor'and all makes washers repaired Perk.

Ave. Lib. rew. and rebuilt and complete parts. Quick LEWIS In Gibraltar, on the 24th serv.

All work guar, one year. C. F. UNDERTAKERS (4) Walter H. Lewis, aged 53 years.

28 LOST In restaurant, man's dark grey Gieringer. 30S N. 11th. Dial 3 0308. days.

Relatives and friends are ln coat, with valuable paper. Reward. vlted to attend the funeral, without Dial 2 3827. FflPTfiRY flRPWT FOR firPemiAalt Funeral Hnmo further Notice, from the F. F.

Seidel imuiuhi muuii I I un Ul CCIld Wdll rUIICIdl nUIIIC Funeral Chapel. 117 N. 5th on LOST Owner's and driver's license of Easy. Maytag, Thor, Universal, Aprx Thursday at 3:30 p. D.

S. T. Henry Van Reed, 514 Brighton washers and parts. Also repairs at low Distinctive With Lcmomy Interment, Forest Hills cemetery, Pennside. prices.

Dial 7546. Crane's. 932'i Penn. win mi, imt Reiffton. Friends may call at the 800 N.

5th bt. Dial 3 1123. Funeral Home Wednesday evening. Df. Rapp 0 pOft, 656 PeiM (Seidel), BUSINESS SERVICES Dental Repairs While You Wait.

CLAYTON MILLER offered 'EotSESS p. friends are Invited to attend the motor reps, ine uauoert fanop. 4 0405. Uneral Director i.Vne,ra1, wlthou' notice, from CESSPOOL Toilet cleaning and pump WELDING Lawn mowers and machine his late home. In Leesport, Saturday, lng.

Ten 30 gal. bbls Very cheap. M. parts of all kinds. Rohrbach Weiser 48 N.

Fourth St. Serves "in 'xTtait, infon Hunslcker, 1722 Centre, Ave. 3 8934. Welding 1020 Court St. Dial 5347.

Church, Leesport. Interment ln Lees GET RID OF All kinds of insects, rats, WE SPECIALIZE In wall washing and FUNERAL APARTMENTS FREE port cemetery. Body may be viewed etc. Let J. C.

Ehrlich, 641 Franklin fl. scrubbing. International Window I Friday night at the home. (Christ). do It.

Dial 3 3848 or 2 3270. Cleaning Reed and Court. 3 6903. I I You cJon't iHAAe MUCH (To VO, ei6HT. A 1 WAIT A SmS.

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