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PAGE SIX Phone 2263 POTTSTOWN MERCURY. POTTSTOWN. PA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 11.

1939 IAMES NAMES SIX MEMBERS OF CABINET from Paff Onf) STOWE On the Job ind oiten re- the party that had brfn current, but name of Swreny had not hern included in the viotvly published unofficial Klwtlons, Ot her cabinet places that hais to fill are attorney general, hpcietary of agriculture, secretary of health, secretary of mines, retiiT of property and supplies retary of the commonwealth secretary of banking. A woman, Miss Wilkes-Barre, has prominently for sec served in the past chairman. Others mentioned merits, are: For attorney general, former Judge Claude T. Reno, Allentown; secretary of agriculture, John Light. Lebanon county, secretary of the Pennsylvania State grange; secretary of mines.

Ira Thomas. State mine inspector, philipsburg In discussions of the Cab- -frtrp kh Lmn Adams. who was superintendent of the State police before the force was merged with the highway patrol during the Earle administration, has been mentioned frequently for the commissionership of the combined forces. He would replace Committees for the year were appointed by Mrs. J.

George Sotter, president of auxiliary of West End Fire company, at a meet- I ing of the group Monday night. Women named to the social committee were Mrs. Francis Kalis, Mrs. Lloyd Sassaman, Mrs, Harry Bush, Mrs. Daniel Levengood, Mrs.

I Louis Yerger, Mrs. William Eagle. Mrs. Harry Rutter, Mrs. Harry Kulp, Mrs.

Ernest Kappenstine. Mrs. Annie Hornberger, Mrs. Levi Bew- mentioned Mrg Quarles Shomo, Mrs. Jacob ry of tne Yergey.

Mrs. Howard Buchert. Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Joseph Reiter, Mrs.

William Endy, Mrs. Ralph Shaner. Mrs. Eli Schaeffer, Mrs. for appoint- Wilson Mest, Mrs.

Mattie Bair and in unofficial speculation. Mfs Hernian Griffith. Entertainment committee includes Mrs. Robert Houser. Mrs.

Clyde Ludwig. Miss Mary Davidheiser, Mrs John Rautz. Mrs, Robert Evans, Mrs. Russell Bush, Mrs. Gordon Kline.

Mrs. Roy Bush. Mrs. Edward Shaner, Mrs. Andrew Slaby, Mrs.

Charles Endy. Mrs. Daniel Wright, Mrs. Joseph Meka, Mrs Robet Ei.dy, DEATHS and Funerals Funeral services for MRS. Ll'DIA C.

MAUGER, widow of William Mauger. 863 SOUTH STREET, were held yesterday afternoon at 2 in the Kepner and Romich funeral parlors, 139 High street. Dr. J. J.

Kline, pastor of Swamp Lutheran church, officiated. Interment was made in Edgewood cemetery. Bearers were Benton and Robert Cadwalader, Royden Dellicker and James Waters. Prm Photo R. E.

Beatty (above) succeeded R. A. Faul as manager of the 4200- acre Federal Security administration's agricultural project at Cool- William Ricfrm, Mis Mary retiring, compared Mrs. Maimone and Mrs. Ray Connor.

Other committees named were membership. Miss Thelma Hardaker. Mrs. Daniel Harp, Mrs. Samuel DeLong, Mis.

Paul Fickar. Mrs Daniel Antrim, Mrs. John Mace. the project with the econom of Soviet Russia. The farm's workers.

composed of 60 families, share the work and any dividends. Percy W. Foote; retired rear ad- Mrs Dengler. Mrs. Robert miral, under such a move.

JAMES TO HOLD JUDGESHIP TO SWEAR IN LEWIS Houser, Miss Elmira Yerger, Mrs. Clyde Ludwig, Mrs. Ernest stine. Miss E.eanor Wean, Mrs. Eagle, Mrs.

Irvin Seeders. HARRISBURG, Jan. 10 -Pi John Selfinger, Mrs. Warren ernor-elect Arthur H. James plans ancj Mrs Annie Schusko; to retain his post as superioi court ancj bingo, Mrs Charie: judge at least until an homi before gwartz, Mrs Russell Busn, Mrs his inauguration next Tuesday, the wHliam Eagle Mrs George Swartz, program for the induction of Lt Mrs Daniel levengood.

Miss Peggy Samuel Lewis dis- i yprgey Mrg Harrv Kulp and Mrs Fred C. Morgan, of the inaugural committee, announced Pians hat social at the that James, as a Superior court ne'it meeting February 13 were judge, would administer the oath made. of office to Lewis at a ceremony Blanket aw.vrls were a to in the Senate chamber which vet- Mrs. Alice Mauger, Mrs Ralph eran capitol observers said was Knause. Mrs.

Gertie Bevley, and without precedent. Mrs. Mazie Rt ifsnyder. The Lewis induction has been -------timed to start about 10:45 a. m.

ST. NAMES and that of Jamas as governor of 1 FIVE NEW VESTRYMEN the commonwealth at noon. Kenneth Roth, William Swartz James has repeatedly said both Daniel Youse, Robert Evans before and after his election that and Robert Trace were elected new he would retain the Superior court members of the vestry board of St office until such time as he could Lutheran church at a con- name his own successor but has gregational meeting last night, yet to indicate the time of his Re-elected to the board were I resignation, George Weidner. Harvey Spacht I and Clarence Trace. PAYMENTS -Reports all jirganizatiors were MUSICAL INTERLUDE ENTERTAINS CLUB (Continued from Page One) bers while Dr.

Baylor played banjo, accordion and mouth organs. The dentist climaxed the presentation by, playing a number on five mouth organs, four of which he strapped to his left hand. The program was arranged by Carroll L. Rutter, chairman of the reception committee. Rutter presented birthday gifts tc two clubmen, Alex V.

Tisdale and Gebhart Zollers. A Eugene Smith, president of the club, was in charge of the meeting. Fifty of the 53 members attended last session. Guests were H. Courdier.

Allentown, and Carl Sabold, Ambler, both Kiwanians. BR00KSIDE HONORS RETIRING PRESIDENT For his services as president of Brookside Country club the past three years, George A. Lessig last night was presented a life membership to the club. The presentation was made at a dinner meeting of the board of governors in the home of Donnell Marshall, Laurel Hall, was succeeded as president by John L. Hallman.

Following committees were appointed: Auditing. Jacob R. Sotter F. E. Seeders, Charles Harberger; membership.

Seeders, Harberger, L. Yergey, Melvin Gingrich, Dr. Elicker. Herman R. Leslie; property, Franklin L.

Wertz, Marshall. Lessig, Yergey, Gingrich; budget and finance. Marshall, George Lees, R. C. Rhoads, Wertz, George T.

Arms; stewards, Rhoads and Hallman. Other committees will be named at a meeting February 14. PRIZE 4-H BABY BEEF TO BE SERVED AT SUPPER BOYERTOWN LEON R. MEST Representative 184 nnd 42 Philadelphia Chestnut St Henr? Grim Reporter BANK ANNOUNCES ANNUAL DIVIDEND National Earns 10 Percent During Year A prize animal raised by Charles Renninger Frederick, wi1 be slaughtered and served at the annual roast oeef supper of 4-F Baby Beef club February 4. The supper will be served in Limerick firehall.

Plans were made at a meeting of Annual dividend of 10 percent, payable semi-annually, was declared by the board of directors of the National Bank of Boyertown. it was reported at the stockholders' meeting held yesterday. The election of a board of directors, held in the bank building yesterday and supervised by Newton B. Erb, president; Frank Davidheiser, judge, and the Rev, G. Greenawaid.

secretary, noted 2J.004 votes were cast. A total of 278 shareholders out of 364 cast ballots, Directors elected were Morris Fretz. Wallace H. Leidy Harvey Grofe. Albert B.

Leidy Frank Gabriel, Dr. Charles Dries, Daniel B. Boyer, E. Lawrence Mory, Joseph Quigley and William Reifsnyder Jr. Cashier Samuel C.

Houck reported deposits of surplus, undivided profits. $72,000: capital. $250,000, and resources, $3,512,000. A meeting of the board of directors will be held today to reorganize. BALLY NATIONAL ELECTS DIRECTORS J.

Gerhard Quits Bank FARMERS BANK Board After 34 Years ELECTS DIRECTORS Josephus Gerhard, oldest member of the board of directors of National Bank of Boyertown, stepped out of the banking service yesterday. After serving 34 years as a director. he declined re-election when shareholders named a new directorate. For the past 13 years he served as vice president. Gerhard celebrated his 85th birthday anniversary the past July 16.

Named to succeed Gerhard was William H. Reifsnyder insurance broker of 7 East Philadelphia avenue. Gerhard, a resident of the extreme eastern end of Berks county, is a member of the board of direc- Institution Pays tors of the Boyertown Burial Casket company, a trustee of the Perkiomen school, Pennsburg, and a member of the Palm Schwenkfel- der church. Reifsnyder. a young married man with a son.

William 3d. is a graduate of the Boyertown High school He was employed by the Reading company at the Boyertown station as clerk and telegraph operator for a number of years, but has been in the insurance business for some time. He was elected secretary of the Boyertown Savings and Loan association December 1, 1937, and since served in that capacity. Stockholders of the First National bank of Bally yesterdav elected the following directors: M. Ackerman, Frank Adam.

Kemp. W. Kemp. Thomas Kinney. A B.

Mensch. J. F. Slyer Weller and Dr. Berkey DAVEY GETS Officers are: President.

Thomas the club last night in the home I Kinnev; vice presidents, Dr. of Ralph Simmons, Trappe. jw Berkey and A Mensch; cash- Eight memoers of the club. Sim- iei and secretary. Kemp; as- mons, Carl Schwendt.

Cedars; sistant cashier Fryer; tell- Stanley Renninger, Frederick: Lloyd and George Wagner, Stowe; Doris MAXWELL GRID TROPHY I Mae Fisher. Souderton; Edgar Biack and Christian UP TO PARENTS (Continued from Page One) mailed checks to parents of South Coventry students attending Potts received. The session was in charge of Dr William R. Seaman, head of the congregation. Edwin Missimer is vice president of the congregation; Charles Flickinger.

secretary. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10 UP) Davey mighty mite field general of the Texas Christian team, accepted highest honor to a football player tonight and then declared his playing days were over. Nevertheless, Bert Bell, president of the Philadelphia profes- and Wilson Mest, treasurer, town High school. The checks were i Fifty Persons attended the ses- Sionai team, said he would talk for the amount the district was sion- i contract with the ace passer to try obliged to pav for tuition in the! A sPecial meeting of Mens Bible to change his mind.

The Eagles nearest school. North Coventry High clf ss 01 stt Paul Reformed church Bchool will be held tomorrow night at 7 :30 He said the parents were sup- 0 clock to complete plans for a tur- posed to add to the checks the key Mjpper Saturday, Jan. 21. lie 'supper will be held in West End annex. Mrs.

Rose Reinert. 419 Center street, was reported to have recovered from a recent illness. Hunsicker. Collegeville, will exhibit animals raised by them at the State Farm show at Harrisburg tlCiXfc Six members will participate in corn and potato judging contests at the show. amount necessary to pay the tui tion in Pottstown High school.

Meeting in the South Coventry consolidated school, the board voted to send Earl Flies, principal, to the State meeting in Harrisburg next month. Three manual and one automatic fire extinguishers will be placed in the school. The directors also voted to place two fire buckets within the builaing. JACK BENNY INDICTED (Continued from Page One) selected O'Brien in the collegiate draft, Daring Davey added to his trophies of Texas undefeated year on the gridiron the Robert W. Maxwell Memorial award given each year to the college The past year Clint Frank.

Yale, received it. BECHTELS VILLE The Mercury's correspondent In Kechtelsvllle Is Pauline Khst The Mercury Is delivered in the Rprhtelsville area bv Hilda Badman The following officers were elected at the regular meeting of the Eastern Berks Democratic FOR JEWEL SMUGGLING tion: President, Lawrence Machmer; secretary, John P. Fisher, and i treasurer. Mrs. Mary Ehst.

The meeting was attended largely. The following members of Trinity Union Sunday school had perfect attendance records for 1938; Minerva Stimmel, Neola Stauffer Mrs. John Hoffman, Mrs. Ambrose a i a Heydt, Hilda Badman. Winifred Balmer.

Janet Muthard, Carolyn Bauer, Loraine Conrad. Ruth Mest, Anna Mae Mest. Mildred Moyer, Shirley Shaner, Virginia Moyer, Elsie Heydt, Mamie Moser, Thelma Heydt. Also Alice Fox. Perma Stimmel, Ruth Erminie Hummer, Jeanne Miller.

Kathryn Kuser, Esther Conrad. Elva Mest, Mabel Conrad, Mary Rothenberger, Anna Bauer, Paul Fronheiser, Robert Stimmel, Clayton Mest, David Spohn. Earl Conrad. John Hoffman, Clarence Zern, Donald Spohn, Gene Muthard, Gerald Bauer. Also William Heydt, Wilmer Moyer, Kenneth Stimmel, LeRoy tache of the Nicaraguan consulate here.

Federal Judge Murray Hulbert disallowed the claim when it was shown the State department had no record of Chaperau as a diplomat and it was disclosed also the consul general who appointed him had been recalled to Nicaragua and replaced. Each count against Benny carries, upon conviction, a maximum penalty of two years in prison and $5000 fine. Benny, as the fourth arraigned in the widespread inquiry into smuggling and the first to plead innocent or escape immediate conviction. indicated he would fight the case vigorously. K1MBERTON MRS.

SMITH WINS PRIZE AT BRIDGE PARTY Mrs. Eugene Smith won the special award given during a telephone bridge party conducted last night by the Business and Professional club. Upwards of 170 persons played bridge in the homes of various members. Bridge tables were in the homes of Miss Elizabeth Ware, Miss Elisabeth Richardson, Mrs. Earl Levengood.

Mrs. Robert Ecker. Miss Margaret Milligan. Mrs. David Stephenson, Mrs.

Kenneth M. Nichols, Miss Dorothy Lewis, Mrs. Raymond B. Miller and daughter. Eleanor; Mrs.

Wesley Grow and Mrs. Earl Keiser. ers Clyde W. Fronheiser and Russell Stengel, and clerk. Horace Hoffman.

The cashier reported deposits of $820.925 14; undivided profits and surplus of $43,651.30. and capital, $125,000. PIN FALL East Pikeland School board met Herb. Roger Swavely, Robert Bush in the library of the consolidated LaVerne Stimmel, Malcom Balmer school here, Edward Twadell. Robert Badman, Roland Fronhei- presideru, in charge.

Routine busi- ser. Warren Yerger Nevin Mil- ness was transacted, and it was ler, Albert Hummer. Russell Heydt decided to buy equipment for the basketball team. Mrs. Charles Kulp spent Wednesday afternoon with tht Griffith family here, Mr.

and Mrs. John Thomas, Philadelphia, visited the Russel Thomas family here Friday night. Mr and Mrs, C. J. Nance, Old Chester Springs road, entertainpd Saturday afternoon 12 little playmates of their son.

Chris, honor of his ninth birthday Games were played and contests held, after which the hostess served the little folks delicious refreshments, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Detwiler and Robert Eshbach The local troop of Boy Scouts of America held its weekly meeting in the headquarters in the rear of Warren M. home with Roland Fronheiser presiding. New and old business was discussed and it was decided to make a call to all boys between the ages of 12 and 15 who are interested in scouting.

The next meeting will be held Thursday night, Jan. 12, in the local headquarters. Signaling class was conducted and games were played. Those present were Roland MERCURY AT 58 BREAKS RECORD OF 14 YEARS (Continued from Page One) sudden drop in the egg market Hens have started to lay more. Bees buzzed about Western Penn sylvania.

A girl was stung at Monongahela. Mosquitoes hummed in some Delaware county homes and residents itched and wondered. The hurdy gurdy man was out Scranton, and from York county came word from farmers the moon was so large and golden it resembled harvest time. home of Mr. and Mrs.

David Bittenbender. Clyton Fronheiser and children Gerald. Joyce and Wilmer, visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fronheiser, New Berlinville.

Merlyn Erb sustained a severe cut in his left hand while cutting wood at his home. SHENKEL correspondent In Shenkel is Mrs Raymond Berricker Phone Pottstown M6-J-1. The Mercury is delivered in the Shenkel area bj John Peterman Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lash and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Yergey and Mr. and Mrs. R. Berriker and family were recent visitors In the Henry Guest home Irvin Strunk visited Lewis 8ou- riers and Mrs.

Bertie Berriker William Yocom. Norfolk. spent the holiday with his parents. Mr.and Mrs. William Yocom.

Mrs. Ernest Linsenmaier and George and Helen Sigmund spent days in Philadelphia with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyer entertained Mr.

and Mrs. William Boyer aod children. Virginia and Billy, and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Updegrove Sr.

Mr. and Mrs, John Ilain spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bovard. Mrs.

Otto Dahms is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wilmer Sweinhart, who is ill. Calvin Berriker spent several days with his grandfather. Irvin Harner. Harlan Harner.

Girard college, also was a visitor In the Harner home. Mrs. Ray Lash and children Sara, Jane and Betty, visited the formers mother, Mrs. Leona Smith. Pottstown.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harner entertained the following at a New Year's dinner: Mrs. Bertie Berriker, Mr. and Mrs.

Irvin Harner Mr. and Mrs. John Haile, Alice Ruth and Virginia Haile; Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Updegrove Helen and Sue Trendler, Mr.

and Mrs Raymond Berriker and Calvin. Marjorie and Marlyn Berriker. Supervisors of North Coventry township met in the home of Mrs Raymond Berriker to reorganize the past week. After the resignation of William H. Williams as president, the board was organized as follows: President, Warren H.

Spiese; secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Ray mond Berriker. The other members of the board are Williams and Irvin Harner. BOYERTOWN DUKES CONQUERED, 65-47 Reinert Scores 18 Points But Cacoosing Wins CLASS STANDINGS Aver Aver Rath 42 178 8 Melcher 42 143.2 T.Freed 42 175 4 C.Shaner 48 143 Freed 39 173.7 E.Fout 8 141 H.Schae'r 46 171.7 Covely 19 139 G.Dettra 45 171.4 L.Chrls'n 39 138 6 H.Schell 48 168 2 R.Reber 17 137 1 Scha'tz 34 168.1 W.Sperht 32 135 6 R.Cfcssel 40 166.6 Wltman 45 135.2 A.Conrad 11 166 6 Zuber 26 134,3 S.Leven 28 166.5 Hoel 42 132,8 Mest 6 186 Landis 15 132.2 W.KeliU* 46 164.8 R.Frver 13 109 4 D.Rhoads 44 164 7 Standings Chrls'n 46 164.6 Per Knode 18 164 4 Legion 2 8 0 1,000 Hodell 33 164 4 7 1 875 Glnsley 32 K.Cooks 6 2 .750 Petrlck 45 163.7 Freed 4 4 .500 E.Shenk 27 158 4 4 .500 N.Stelt?, 21 157 7 Senators 2 6 .250 B.Scha'tz 20 156 1 1 7 125 Devsher 36 155.5 Oriens 0 8 000 N.S 34 155.32 High Single Spaar 31 154 9 Gin-dey 245 Walker 42 154.9 G.Dettra 244 V.Gresh 21 154 Freed 241 36 152 High Triple G.Burdan 44 151.3 Glnsley 609 E.Tvson 34 150 2 Freed 603 Erb 32 148 9 Christman 598 Alien 39 148.7 G.Dettra 598 .1 Rent'r 33 147.8 High Team Sintle Yerger 48 147.6 Cooks 930 N.Steneel 36 147.5 924 I.

Schell 47 146 8 921 A 33 146 High Team Walt 44 146.4 2646 42 145.5 Limerick 2632 Gill 45 145,3 2584 DeVher 45 145 Boyertown Dukes basketball team last night suffered a 65-47 setback at the hands of the Cacoosine dairy in a tilt played at West Lawn. During the fray Swavely, Dukes guard, fell and wrenched his ankle He was forced to leave the game. Using steamroller tactics, the heavy Cacoosing machine started roiling in the first quarter and still was lumbering over the Dukes in the last few moments of the game It was the accurate shooting of Reinsel, Cacoosing forward, which contributed greatly to the downfall of the local team. This sharpshooter sank nine field goals for 18 points. Hr successfully completed four foul shots for a total of 22 points.

In points Reinert. center for the Dukes, was right back of Reinsel He shot eight field goals and two fouls for 18 points. The Dukes Jayvees did not suffer the same fate as tlieir older brothers, but came out on top in a preliminary match with Cacoosing Jayvees, 23-21, Score of the a i game follows: nukes Cacoosing fd.f, ps. fd.f. ps E.

Moyer, 4 1 9 Resser, 2 2 6 Trethewey.f I 3 Mervln, 1 2 4 Schaeffer, 4 1 9 Reinsel. 9 4 22 Reinert. 8 2 18 J. Endler. 3 0 6 Moyer, 3 2 8 R.

Endler. 4 0 8 Swavely, 0 0 0 Stoudt. 4 3 11 Sheidy, 3 2 8 0 0 0 Totals 20 7 47 Totals 26 13 65 Score by periods; Dukes ll 9 16 Cacoosing 17 13 18 WEAKNESS ON FOUL LINE COSTS WIN 7 Percent Annual Dividend BHS Scores Only Two in 12 Tries; Bows to Yeadon Inability to make good from the foul line cost Boyertown High school a possible victory over Yeadon High school last night on the Boyertown court. The locals went down to defeat, 25-24 making but two tries out of 12 from the foul line. In a preliminary contest the Boyertown junior varsity defeated Yeadon's seconds by a like score.

25-24. Boyertown's High school passers will play host. Friday night to West Reading, of the Central Berks county scholastic league division). A game between the two schools will be played before the varsity tilt. VARSITY GAME Boyertown Yeadon fd.f.

ps fd.f. ps. F.Gottsh’ll.f 0 0 0 Bailev. 4 3)1 Schealer, 1 0 2 Kinatler, 0 1 1 Wade, 0 0 0 Brown, 0 0 D.Gottsh'll.c 3 0 6 Reese, 3 0 0 0 1 Gabel, 113 Behlnke, Ritter, 0 0 0 Stitzel, 6 1 13 Schearer, i 0 0 0 Ten directors were elected at the annual meeting of the Farmers National Bank and Tru. company, yesterday.

Directors named were Frank Boyer. Pottstown R. Daniel D. Fisher, Yellow House; Abel P. Griffith.

Boyertown; Randolph Henry and Thomas R. Houck, both of New Berlinville; Samuel R. Knouse, and Clayton K. LeFever, Boyertown, Lawrence Mathias, Spam tsville; Warxen C. Sterner, 1.

and Ellis Y. Yoder, Olev 1. The ann-ial dividend of seven percent. payable semi-annually, was reported Cashier Effenger M. Erb, submitted ihr following report: I Deposits, S2.072.516.0f); surplus, undivided profits, $42,683.72: capital.

resources, $2,520,485.10 There were 11,599 out of 15.000 votes cast by 139 persons. The election board comprised Milton Keim. Lesher W. Francis and Irvin G. Eisenhard.

Directly following the meeting the reorganization meeting of the board was held and the following officers and employes were elected: Thomas R. Houck, president; Daniel D. Fisher, and Clayton K. LeFever. vice presidents; Lawrence Mathias, secretary; Effenger Erb, cashier; Stanley Rhoads, assistant ca.shier; Daniel Zuber, trust officer; Mrs.

Elsie Tyson, assistant trust officer; Marion Brumbach, teller; Beulah Jones and Finley Koons. clerks, and Robert Gerhart, bookkeeper. Up and Down the Avenue Need visiting cards? The Mercury will print 50 for $1. Renew your supply today. CLUB TO ELECT Election of officers Tuesday night was planned at a meeting of Baptist club la.st night.

Members present were John Bohannon, Merlyn Wolcott. Raymond and Franklin Feight, Wesley Nichols. Harry Fizz. Robert Miller, Norman Bowman and adviser, Clarence Wilkinson. WARREN HERR a puzzle.

RAY KEIM a machine. Totals 11 2 24 Totals 9 7 25 Score by periods: Boyertown 4 6 8 Yeadon 3 8 9 Umpire Rhile. JUNIOR VARSITY GAME Boyertown Yeadon fd. ps. fd.

f. ps. 4 2 5 3 6 1 0 0 0 Reese, 0 0 0 Zuber, 2 0 Horn, 10 2 1 0 Brief, 3 17 Meneses. 4 0 Fisher, 4 2 10 Moore, 11 Johnson, 1 0 2 Hamilton, 2 2 Miller, 0 0 0 Davison, 0 1 Royer, I 12 4 Daiter, 0 0 Burnhftrt.g 0 0 Kress, 0 0 Birthday Greetings TiMay David Erb Shanesville. PLANS ADVANCED FOR PRESIDENT'S BALL Lawrence A.

Bauer, chairman of the charity ball committee, reported at the monthly meeting of the Boyertown Visiting Nurse association plans were under way for the Birthday ball. Other members on the committee are Mrs John Lefever. Mrs. Walter Edwards Evelyn Sponagle and Mrs. Paul Hafer.

Those attending' the meeting of the association, which was held in the civic room of the National Bank of Boyertown, were Harvey G. Grofe. William H. Reifsnyder Mrs. Elizabeth Hafer, Leon E.

Mayer and Miss Dorothy Gabel, community nurse. Mayer, the vice president presided in the absence of Sheldon W. Funk, president. Miss Gabel presented a detailed report for the month. She made 41 social service visits, 25 pre-school visits, together with a number ol Metropolitan cases, bringing hei total to 143 for the month.

A report on the clinic work aslo was presented. She said the Baby Welfare clinic was closed during the holidays, but re-opened January 4 and would continue weekly. Wallace Shaner, 417 East Phila delphia avenue, and Philip Hoch, near Manatawny, left for St. Petersburg, for their Winter vacation. They will be gone for the next two months.

Boyertown Classified Deaths Shanesville. on the 7th lnnt. Edwin aged 61 years. 4 months and 25 Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral without further notice from his late residence In Shanesville Thursday Jan 12. at 1:30 o'clock.

Further services in St. Lutheran (Hill) church. Interment in Hill church cemetery Friends may call at his late home on Wednesday evening. Aotnoiobiles 'of Sale 11 spent the week-end with the lat- I Fronheiser, Robert Bush, LeRoy parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Quigley. Donald Smiley, accompanied by several other boys, made a business trip to Wilmington. Saturday, ARMSTRONG WINS LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10 Two-crown Henry Armstrong won a gruelling ten-round decision over Baby Arizmendi tonight in a bout recognised by the California Athletic commission as a world welterweight championship match. BROTHERHOOD ENROLS 15 Grace Lutheran Brotherhood added 15 members to its rolls last night when the monthly session of the group was held in the church The attendance team, captained by Earl Elliott, was reported leading the U'aun oi Jacob Moyer, Herb, Curtis Herb, John Kehl 3d Paul Eshbach, Richard Schaeffer Recruit Roger Swavely and Scoutmaster LeRoy Edinger.

Miss Anna Mae Fronheiser, Reading, spent the week-end in the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Herbert Fronheiser. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weller and family, Bally, moved into the tenant house of Harry Reidnauer which recently was vacated by Mr.

and Mrs. David Bartholomew and family. Henry Hess, who is confined to his home with illness, is reported to be in an improved condition. The Rev, and Mrs. E.

E. Breeman, Sun bury, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eshbach and Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bauer and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Shu- berL Allentown, visited ui With the Boyertown Bowlers FOR SALE 1937 Plymouth business coupe: 1937 Plymouth sedan Priced to sell Harvey I. Giles. Boyertown Phone 286-R. R38 Linonln Zephjn 4-dooi sedan low mileage; 1937 Ford (85i 4-dooi sedan 1937 Ford convertible coupe; 1936 trunk sedan Terms Wagnei Boyertown Pa PETH TRUMTR MALSBEROER'S PETS I.eiler 122 129 393 H. Yohn 160 117 171- 448 Hceter 155 284 Bauer 1R8 171 471 Egolf 124 174 489 Pascal 159 206 139- 501 B.

Yohn 144 140 832 Gll.BERT8VU.LE MOTOR GaUgler 109 157 431 Clouser 148 159 418 Ritter 122 416 Moyer 152 no 397 Humber 147 438 Plug 125 125 375 Totals 604 725 2145 Legion alleys. CLOTHING DROPS POINT HOFFMANS SERVICE Stelti 130 151 421 A. Emery 115 167 431 Shade 145 127 384 Sands 122 123 P. Einerv 131 Ml 425 Martin 145 158- 303 Totals 64.1 731 719 20 CLQTJiiha 147 121- 414 Gottsch'l 102 111 330 149 168 471 Khne 141 161 407 Schott 149 157 110- 416 Totals 688 749 601 2038 Legion alleys. BREAK EVEN KENNEYS FIRE CHIEFS Levellle 140 190 134- 464 Sninsk? 168 163 466 Steffv Jr, 113 153 398 Wertz 139 133 381 Plug 125 125 375 Totals 675 764 625-2084 PONTIAC LADIES Welder 179 130 160- 469 Keyger 145 159 159- 463 Snyder 105 137 345 Jones 123 189 405 Plug 125 135 375 Totals 677 720 2057 Legion TWO POINTS EACH AUTO BODY WORKS A W.Rh’S 189 130 509 108 336 Bunatf Plug 125 125 125-375 PlltK 125125 Totals 736 EASTERN FOUNDRY Starr 153147 459 H.

Rhoads 107 156 152- 415 C. Starr 188 131 162-481 M. Rhoads 118 113 372 Plug 125 125 375 691672 739-2102 Lfijion alleys. STREAKS CHASE ERNTEX SILVER STREAKS Henrv 163168- 456 Wisler 152152 135- 439 Devine169 139 Saylor 206 171 192- 569 Plug 125 125 Totali777 750 2289 ERNTEX LADIES 8 Smith 128 154 427 138 390 Prey 132 155 152-439 Smith 139 154 436 Schoenly 133 115128- 376 Totals 716 foi Sale FOR 13-inch Ellis foddei cutter. Erb Henry.

New Berlin ville. Phone Boyertown 46-M PENNY BINGO TONIGHT Market Gilbertsville Legion PLAY BINGO AT----GRESHVILLE HALL Every Wednesday Every Fifth Game Special STARTS 8 P. M. Rag Carpet Needles for each Trouser Pockets for 10c each Sweater Cuffs for a pair Sanitary Belts and 20c each E. K.

BERKY 5c-10c up to $1.00 Store BOYERTOWN 1937 Dodge 4 dr. Touring Sedan 1936 Dodge 4 dr. Touring Sedan 1935 Dodge 4 dr. Sedan BOYERTOWN MOTORS Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service IP South Chestnut St. 5 12-oz.

Can Drain Cleaner 28-oz. Can Drain Cleaner 50t 4-lnch Rubber Force Cups 20t 5-Inch Rubber Force Cups IS W. J. STARRETT HARDWARE Totals 10 4 24 Totals 10 5 25 Score by Boyertown 3 8 4 Yeadon 8 5 8 DAY SEES NO ACTION IN TEACHER ROW 0 I -------------1 I Yesterday brought no new devel- 6 opments in tbp controversy between Boyertown School board and Guy F. Reinert.

611 East Fourth street, industrial arts instructor for the past 14 years. The bnard, after hearing Reinert's defense to charges of overstaying a leave of absence while he was touring Europe, voted Monday night to terminate the contract. H. Leon Breidenbach, counsel for the directors, whi will prepare the resolution of dismissal, said last night he had not co-ipleted the papers. He said they would be forwarded by registered mail to Reinert.

Since Reinert did not receive notice of the formal action of the board, he nor his counsel. Letter D. Reber, Mohrsville and Reading, were unable to make any further move. PERSONALS IF YOU LIKE GOOD PRETZELS and POTATO CHIPS ASK FOR MUTTER'S SOLD LVfcRVWHERE LOCAL MOVIE TO BE SHOWN Jack Kline, who has taken a number of motion pictures of local events, announced last night the films, in technicolor, would be shown at the State theater, of which he is manager, tonight and tomorrow. Baby Chicks, Custom Hatching.

Eggs set every Monday POULTRY SUPPLIES H. H. GRUBB WASHINGTON HOUSE Bechtelsville PROGRESSIVE PINOCHLE PARTY I ALL MEAT PRIZES Starts Promptly at 8:30 P.M. POSITION Housekeeping Middle Aged Woman Prefers Work Apply BOX 53 P. O.

Boyertown, Pa. ALL THIS WEEK Stock Up Heinz 57 Oven Baked Beans 18-oz tins Either with pork and tomato sauce or vegetarian style. Boston style and red kidney beans slightly higher. W. W.

JOHNSON 38 North Reading Ave. Boyertown Phone 314-R STATE THEATRE Boyertown Phone 65 Today and GIFT DAYS Little Darlings H-ton International Panel Truck Can Be Used for Butcher Truck HARVET V. FRYER Pontiac Sales and Service U3 E. Phila Boyertown Phones: Gar. 93; Res 221 J.

ROBERT CHITTICK JUSTICE OF PEACE INSURANCE AGENCY 722 EAST PHILADELPHIA A 75-R THE DIONNE QUINTUPLETS Yvonne Cecile Marie Annette Emile OF A Jean Hersholt with Claire Trevor The quins Singr, Dance, Talk, Make Music and tell you all about it in this HIT ADDED COMEDY NEWS EXTRA ADDED Second Edition of Local News With of Boyertown High School, Ice Skating on Nearby Ponds and Candid Camera Shots (Maybe Yours). Matinee Today at Evening 7-9.