The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 9

POTTSTOWN MERCURY, POTTSTOWN, PA. Phone 2263 PAGE NINE 1200 af(ncerfPtei Silent Tribute to Dead State High way Pat rolman TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 2, 1937 sided, said that In addition to hav HANDWRITING MAY BUDGET BOOSTED Saved But Sorry! ERRING LA ROCCA EATING HOUSES GIVE COUPLE FREEDOM ing met the budget the congregation was able to pay oX the re HEADS ARE BOWED AT MUSIC FESTIVAL BY SEARLES M. MEETS HIS 'MISSUS' quests received from M. con PASS STATE TEST Twin Boroughs News HARRISBURG, March 1 IP) Handwriting experts are checking three letters that may change the identity of a murder victim and Peggy Garcia Remains in Jail; Health Board Reports Inspec free a man and his wife from Congregation Reports Spending $1500 on Improvements prison.

tion of Pottstown Restaurants Michael Wants to Forget The pardon board disclosed to T0RO TRI HI CLUB day it was awaiting the opinions School Safety Patrols Lauded by Burgess Evans An audience of 1200 persons stood a minute with bowed heada last night in Pottstown Junior High School in silent tribute to J. Lee of the experts before deciding what NEW YORK, March 1 VP) Restaurants and public eating GIVES BANQUET TONIGHT to do about Roy A. Mull and his ference. Charles S. Nagle Is treasurer of the congregation and Fred Schlegel, financial secretary.

Pastor Fox, whose return for another year was requested at a recent conference, reported a total attendance during the year at worship and church school of 20,057 persons, an average of 400 each Sunday. The active roll of the church was increased from 262 to 277 members. Pastor Fo will go to Philadelphia today to serve as an assistant treasurer to aid in compiling reports for the annual conference session which opens tomorrow. Searles Memorial M. E.

congregation closed its fiscal year at the fourth quarterly conference last houses in the borough received a wife. Grace, Greensburg. Girls of the Royersford High "clean bill of health" by D. W. Mil The Mulls are serving six to 12 Michael rM Rocca, a tombstone salesman whose alleged marriage to Peggy Garcia caused all kfnds of trouble in Peggy's $500,000 breach years for the killing of Margaret night with reports that the budget of $4100 had been met and that an additional $1500 had been spent school Trl Hi club were guests ler, a State inspector who recently of Miss Irene Moyer at her home visited Pottstown, it was reported on Fifth avenue last night, with the monthlv men Schwickreth, a girl who lived with them.

The case was revived a short time of promise suit against violinist David Rubinoff, had an uncom or improvements. At the same time it xras announced the new liuavvaa gnu's prayer by Miss June Thompson, of the Board of Health In the of Announcement was made the local fice of the president, Dr. C. B. Tri Hi area would be chosen from Lerch.

ago by Robert B. Ivory, Pittsburgh attorney and counsel for the Mulls. budget was set at $4750. fortable meeting today with the The Rev, W. Sands Fox, who pre He presented three letters to the pardon board.

Each was signed the Royersford club. In connection with the inspection, woman who says she is the real Mrs. La Rocca. The Mother and Daughter Dan a. John Anare, health officer, said "Margaret Schwickreth.

They had ouet will be held tonight at 6:30 no health certificates had been is She made a complaint against Miss Garcia and the tombstone been mailed recently to Pittsburgh newspapers. o'clock in the gymnasium oi uie suea to persons employed in places hitih school. serving food and that 93 had been salesman which ended in bigamy Those present last mgnt were: returned and rued by the secretary. indictments against Peggy and 4 Clarke, State highway patrolman of the Mt. Penn barracks, who was fatally injured yesterday afternoon Reading.

The tribute cast sorrow through the audience assembled for the tthird annual music festival, sponsored by the school safety patrol to raise funds with which to pay for ftfie trip of two teams to Washing May 20 21. The program was ppesented by the Pottstown band rid local talent. O. C. Beacraft, manager of Potts Stown Automobile club, sponsor of Jthe patrol movement in the schools, announced $83f was given by the audience while the balance of the $200 required for the trip was ob tamed through the program.

Beacraft asked that tribute be pald the late patrolman, an ardent worker In safety campaigns through I the Reading club. Badman, Katnryn Busn, neien Ralph L. swaveiy. OUR SERVICE IS COMPLETE When you contract for our Disposal Service, you have the assurance that any slipshod methods are avoided. If it is possible to make garbage removal dignified WE DO IT! him and throwing out of the Dengler, Evelyn Dreibeims, wutn The board accepted an Invitation $500,000 suit against Rubinoff.

FRENCH CHEMIST HONORED Tribute was paid to the late An toine Laurent Lavolser, one of the greatest French chemists of all tim in PhHgriPlphl trhn ft model Frederick. Eleanor James, Margaret to attend a meeting of the Dela Mrs. La Rocca confronted her Central Press Photo assertedly straying husband in Mrs. Mildred Bolton, hiding her Missimer, Irene Moyer, Virginia ware and Montgomery Health as Moyer, Ruth otoncUaiK, vim lulu aodalluu Friday night in city flail, Swoyer, June Thompson, Charlotte Norristown. An address will be Tyson, Helen Tyson, Shirley Stiles; given by Dr.

Allen King, head of prosecutor's office this afternoon. of his laboratory was unveiled at the Franklin Institute. face, saved from the electric chair This, said Assistant District Attor ney Eugene J. Finnegan, is part MISS TEMPLE INSISTS ON OUR SERVICE AT THE COOKING SCHOOL Miss Mabel Frltsch and Miss uoro Wilmington General hospital. Sev by Gov.

Henry Horner of Illinois in an eleventh hour reprieve and transferred from county Jail in of what was said: thy Asnip, faculty advisers, and eral members of the Pottstown Mrs, La Rocca "I am sorry I Miss Ruth. Flory, visitor. board, it was said, would attend. Chicago to women's prison at did what I did, but I'm glad to see The board reiterated its stand Dwight 111., remarked: MI sup POTTSTOWN SANITARY DISPOSAL SERVICE you." FORMER S. C.

PASTOR I aLlnf 1 fnymous le3 nd pose you want me to say I'm de La Rocca "Never mind about this case? After all, who Is Peggy Garcia?" Peggy Garcia, who is, or was, really Pauiine Taylor, formerly of Virginia, emained in jail in default of $2500 bail. Her attorney announced he had arranged to apply for her release upon habeas corpus writ. liriously happy. Well, I'm not. MOVED TO ALLENT0WN warranted action by the group that.

How are the children?" and Governor Horner did me no favor. 145 King Street Phone 20 13 should be signed of they would be then, to reporters: have no gratitude for his ac The Rev. Benjamin H. Quay, ucu. "My life has been no bed of roses.

Why don't you forget about tion. I would have preferred it the other way." Mrs. Bolton, who formerly of Spring City, who has mTn been pastor of the Evangelical woulf lt up In Its program church at Quakertown, was trans eliminate illegal dumping and was convicted for the slaying of her husband, had her death sentence commuted to 199 years in prison. ferred to Zion church, Allentown, couecuon garoage. it at the Eastern Pennsylvania Con recommended WPA project In an ference of the Evangelical church, effort to have every open run in in session at Allentown yesterday, the borough arched.

The Rev. Quay lived in Phoenixvllle Health Officer Andre reported For the Family Pu rchasinq Agent I Burgess Jesse R. Evans In a I shart talk near the close of the program lauded the work of schoolboy patrol units. He said I the fact that not one boy or (irl going to school or return Ing home was killed In Potts 1 town he believed was the re lt suit of the patrol work. The band's portion of the pros gram was directed by William P.

ILamb Miss Joyce Mease ap peared In an acrobatic dance, a piano solo played by Miss Viv Jia Cohen and the Senior High school girls glee club sang under 'the direction of Florence K. 'Souder. This was followed by a drill by 'the Junior High school patrol in Charge of Beacraft. The Senior Aearitt U. S.

champions, drilled un Ftie Earl R. Strange after which mimvr vtr Minor bv the MONTGOMERY MAN 1 IS GRANTED PARDON after leaving here many years ago. placing 14 quarantines during the month. They were for measles, GIRLS' GUILD PLANS Pnc'' chicken pox, five; whooping ST. PATTY TtA He removed ten cards, one for chicken pox, five for whooping Th nirls Missionary KUlld of cough, three for mumps and one Spring City Reformed church will for scarlet fever.

Four complaints hold a St. Patty Tea Saturday i were investigated. One Montgomery county man was granted a pardon while three others were refused yesterday by the Board of Pardons in Harrisburg. The man who was given his freedom was Charles R. Bechtel, imprisoned on convection for fradu lent conversion and larceny by servant.

Those refused were: Domenick Bellusi, voluntary manslaughter; afternoon. March 13. at 3 o'clock in Memorial Hall. A program has HARBOR NATURAL AQUARIUM been arranged aside from which Submarines and battleships are cakes, candy, fancy work and not the only inhabitants of the Junior High quintet composed of flowers will be on sale. natural lochs of Peart Harbor, "Leon Guida, John Yarnall, Donald tWeller, Norman Leppard and James Honolulu, one of America's largest naval stations.

The harbor is a Leo O'Connell, larceny, breaking LAKESIDE WINS Phoenixvllle Cubs Lakeside natural aquarium for many varieties i Chrlstman with Miss K. Arline tHartman, accompanist. The pro gram closed with a tap dance by and entering, and Thomas S. Tot ten, attempted robbery with an of Kirk 62 12 Anderson 38 4 Diamond 40 3 Kohl 38 of marine life, according to Univer sity of Hawaii scientists. fensive weapon.

102 15 74 9 Norma Jean Outmueuer. Hoffmn .45 7Doln ..40 4 Miller 29 3 MoKle 60 6 it 74 10 100 10 SANATOGA McBrlde 38 W. MUler 50 6 Oohee.ii 33 O. Milk 50 6 AT THE MERCURY COOKING SCHOOL 71 8 100 12 0t Mra. George Pox, Limerick; Mrs.

Miller 54 Spare 38 6 Fabian 47 Swartfley 51 4 Cheater Rupert, Jacksonville, called c.e "Ttri tin Mrs. Herbert Levengood. 89 10 101 10 A hiunber of friends called at the Total 363 41 Total 348 43 homt of Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Moyer LAFAYETTE TOSSEltS LOSE Indoor baseball tossers of Rosa e' 1 dTV All lind Castle, Knights of the Golden Eagles. Boyertown, took two out of MISS MARTHA ROSS TEMPLE WILL TELL YOU SOME WORTHWHILE THINGS ABOUT THE PREPARATION OF MEATS to help celebrate their wedding anniversary. The Saratoga Home Arts club 'met at the home of Mrs. Silas UhL Miss Ethel Beaddlis of Norristown gave a talk on the cozy( convenient and comfortable kitchen.

There were several new mem three games from Lafayette Castle i here last night by the scores of to 0 and 4 to 3. The Royersford lodgemen won the other contest by the score of 2 to 1. A return match WOU will be tossed at Boyertown, April 1. bers present. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

Stahl 1 A 6 on March 10. CONSTABLES TO MEET Mr. and Mil. C. W.

Moyer spent day In Norristown, guest of Mr. Montgomery county constables' association will hold its monthly meeting tonight at Black's Restau rant in Royersford. and' Mrs. Russell Moyer. Ralph Grubb and C.

W. 'Moyer are able to be out after being confined to their homes 2with grippe. SLIFER LEAVES HOSPITAL Wilmer Slifer, Spring City, was Mrs. William Levengood and discharged from Phoenixvllle hos Mrs. Fred Evans attended the pital where he was a patient.

of J. H. Weand, Boyertown IMr. and Mrs. John D.

Illing Read "Yonr Birthday Anniver sary daily on the Social Page of worth and daughter, Betty Ruth, Norristown, spent a day with Mr, The Mercury If yon wish to sur add Mrs. C. N. Dunmlre. prise your frienfls with good wishes.

MISS MARTHA ROSS TEMPLE, Nationally Juiown Cooking School Lecturer, Will Describe I the Foot Builder Arch Shoes at the Mercury Cooking School. For demonstration in the Cooking School, Miss Temple chooses three products. FIRM FOUNDATIONS i Butter, constant testing and retest ing gives it the perfection for which it is fa mous. Approved by the American Medical Association, it has won over 500 prizes. 1 Zr' We would like to inform you briefly on some of our products which will be demonstrated: BACON: When sliced bacon is heated too quickly it becomes rancid.

All bacon should be prepared on a low fire. Weiland's best bacon is 'Dry" cured, which means it contains less moisture and in the end is just as economical as the "Cheapest" bacon. SCRAPPLE: Our formula calls for less than 1 50 pounds of meal in each kettle of 800 pounds. You can see that there must be meat in it! FRANKFURTERS: Yes, the hot dog and how it is kicked around. Even though there are food inspection laws it would surprise you how the quality can be cheapened to make a low price.

Our quality is always the same: fresh beef and fresh pork, pure spices, and nothing more. PORK SAUSAGE: Buy the one pound boxes, (our "Valley Forge" brand) and you are assured of finest quality. Small, thin, links in tender (sheep) casings, that fry in about six minutes. Only the nicest pork cuts used and seasoned mildly. It is economical because it does not fry away.

LARD: There is no substitute for a real fine lard. Our open kettle rendered lard is recognized as one of the finest "pastry" lards on the market. Our lard is open kettle rendered. Open kettle rendered means just this: The fat is placed in a kettle without a lid and cooked until the fat is melted and the moisture is all driven off. If lard is not marked "open kettle rendered" then we can assure you it is "closed or steam rendered." In this case the moisture does not escape as freely and the lard is not recognized to be of the same equal quality.

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