The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 12

PAGE TWELVE Phone 2263 POTTSTOWN MERCURY, POTTSTOWN, PA. MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1939 BOYERTOWN LEON R. MEST Representative Phones 184 and 42 Philadelpma A chestnut St Henr? Grim GRIM ESTATE PROPERTIES BRINO $18,950 Gabelsville Owls Run Roughshod Over Jordan READING DEPUTY SEATS LODGE STAFF Rpal estate, which many realtors was worth between $40.000 and $45.000, was sold Saturday afternoon for $18.950. The properties, owned by the estate of William Grim, included the homestead at 22 South Reading avenue, a three-story structure in the center of the borough. II was sold to Paul Ensrel for $5100.

A store property, situated at 12 14, 16 and 18 South Reading avenue. with five dwellings in the rear and a large auditorium on the third floor, was sold to Ralph Body for $10.100 The Grim grist mill property and 60-acre farm in Colebrookdale township, along route 73, was sold to Mrs. Alice East. Gabelsville, for $3750. Ralph Richards was the auctioneer.

Thomas Leidy. Reading, represented the estate CLASS LEAGUE SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED Gabelsville Owls, alternating a fine passing and running attack, completely overwhelmed a fighting Jorj dan AC eleven of Allentown on Gabelsville field yesterday afternoon by the score of 45 to 0. Fans were treated to all kinds of football by the Owls who used passing plays, laterals, sweeping end runs, reverses, a few trick plays and line buck.1- that gave them considerable yardage. The visitors were outclassed, the Owls piling up 12 first downs to their one. The Owls passing attack clicked, completing seven out of ten passes.

In a desperate attempt to gam ground in the last quarter, the visitors took to the air but were unsuccessful in their attempt, trying five passes and completing none. Franny Wolfe gained the honor of having the longest run of the day when he scampered 70 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter. This week the Owls will practice under the guidance of Truck Yentsch preparatory to facing Shil- iington East Ends in a conference battle Sunday. Yesterday summary: Jordan AC Gabehvillt Owls Yaindl Boyer Edwards Hetzer Wenrich Wmkle Krtle G. Schmidt Cramp Fateh Garber Burnosky Brensinger Yeakel Cor re 11 Fehr Axsmlth I MeClade Hiltwme Gentile Palm; Score by periods: Jordan AC 0 0 0 0 Gabelsville Owls 13 13 .7 2, Cor re 11, Wolfe, Wenrich.

Bates, Bonigut. Points after 2 (placement), 1 Shultz 1. Substitutions- Jordan AC. S. DeLong, Moose.

W. Meyers, J. Meyers. Schimidt. Gltakt, Lenhart, Hutter, Ren- ms, Fehr; Owls, Bonigut, Smith Rebholz, Frey, DiUlplane.

Peterman. Krow, Gasa. Schultz, Wolfe. Bates Eltz, Kissinger, N. Shultz.

Freed. Mengle. Romlch. Head linesman Popelka, Time of 1 minutes. Deputy Pocahontas Carrie Gudikunst.

Indianola council, Reading, and her stafT installed the officers of Popodickon council of Daughters of Pocahontas of Boyertown Installed were Bertha Smith, prophetess; Sadies Walters, Pocahontas; Sa Hie Moyer, Wenonah; Amelia Powhatan: Sallie Heere. first scout; Anna Bohn, second scout; Hazel Reigh, first warrior; Ada Rhoads, second warrior; Dorothy Zerr. third warrior; Anna Fronheiser, fourth warrior; Verna Specht, first runner; Beulah Har- DEATHS-FUNERALS ALBERT FRANKLIN MOYER, 32. formerly of Boyertown died suddenly Saturday in the Allentown hospital. He was a son of the late William and Elizabeth B.

Moyer Besides his wife Edith Moyer, he is survived by a brother, William. Philadelphia, and his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Geisinger. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the home of his father-in- law. Charles Binder.

200 West Fornance street, NORRISTOWN, Further services will be conducted in Niantlc Lutheran church with the Rev. Edwin A. Fay and the Rev. George Friteh, officiating. Interment will be made in Niantic cemetery.

Church Subscribes $2810 To Apply on $3000 Debt Mptzler and Mr. and Mrs. William Hohl attended all but one Sunday the past year. WITH THE BOYERTOWN BOWLERS tenstine, second runner; Annie Ritter. first councilor: Helen Cole second councilor; Rebecca Miller, guard of teppee; Jennie Yoder of forest; Bertha Rhoads pianist.

Up and Down the Avenue Week's schedule of Class league on the American Legion alleys was announced last night as follows: Tonight, Quigiey vs. Palookas. West ward vs. Legion 2 and Chicks vs. Legion Ladies.

Tomorrow. Morysville vs. County Line; Shupe vs, Atlantic and Casket vs. Keystone, Wednesday, Beckerman vs. Amity; Spaar vs.

Erntex and Hoffman vs. Eastern Foundry, Thursday, Maimon vs. Grim, and Pepsi vs. Gilbert. REV.

KEHM SPEAKS The Rev. Paul J. Kehm, former Pottstown native and of Baltimore, served as supply pastor in Good Shepherd Reformed church yesterday. The Rev. Kehm also taught the lesson in the Adult Bible class.

STATE THEATRE BOYERTOWN Phone 65 TODAY AND TUESDAV The biggest musical romance of them all! MtirsKH Williams 169 179 148 496 COLUMBIA ARMY Houck 166 137 132 405 Rhoads 133166 158- 477 147 1B0170 486 Mercer 144133 164441 158 187 537Totals 778 737 741 2256 Fox 194 119188 501 Rohr 162 174- 502 JONES Moyer154 124 111 389 Knode 187 178 216 579 Bean 142114 131 387 Spa yd 125 138 103 366 Jr.172 156 186- 514Francis 123 138 351 Kduiger188 561 Reit a'tier 177 lftO 184- 521 Moore130 145 173 448 Sheeder 145 115 378 Totals 833722833 Totals 825947 -2666 Smith115 10686- 307 PEPSI Wenrich127171 262 IS8 175 170 513 Plug 135 135 TIGERS CLAW ST Weidner 120 141234 495 Oil BERTSVILLETIGERS Gomhoil 133 1831R.V Totals 675 639 693 -2017 Moyer151 174 118- 443 Miller154132158 444 s. Ritter 151 157 149- 457 um 151158 475 Hunsber'r 125 149 450 Trout 221 166 177 564 I.IMERICK ROWS 176 234 lai 601 LIMERICK Cooke166135146 447 Totals827 803912 2542 Swenson111 116 108 335 allers. J.Schli'er135 111 352 Totals 769 849780 2398 Hadell 188- 188 SHELLY ALL- STARS SI WEEP 115 243 H. Mover 130 128119 377 ATLANTIC Mogel 96 115134 345 Meek152 190 107449 Brerman 135134 172 441 E.Srh'ter 109 131 126- Gaugler144 165 151 460 Leaver 110 154134 398 Wsde 114 126 161 401 W. Moyei119 145 137 401 Nagle 133174 133 440 476 Ssndi 180 150 153- 483 657 Tyson 185205 213 583 BECKERMAN Totals 763748642 Rhoads 156 155188 499 Becker 137 151 116 404 Legionalleys.

Rhoads 140 129 146- 789838 8602487 131 149182- 462 GRIM WINS THREE DARTMOUTH Dotterer 125 104 146 375 GRIM Ma 115 148 155 418Irbr 135143 418 Moore 166 181 467 Remert10.1162 170- 435 Gottshail 169 450 Oreen'alt184154 151- 4S9 Wm.We’r 104 112 135 441 Stauffer U1 im Sipf 111148126 385 777 -2179 Anthony145 143201- 489 Werner 14197142 380 alle n. Freed 199224 177 600 W.Wer'er 141146169- 456 covQi'ias Totals 845 910798 2553 Totals 7027167712189RADERS PEPSI Orioles' alleys. Tyson173165151- 489 Schaffer 165 149 188 492 R. Rader 133 140 141 414 144175 444 rOt'R FOR 8 CITY Rader92 113 120 325 133 141 124 398 SPRING CITY 113132134 379 Hummer 124160 465 Shaner157 140 174- 471 Drumhe'r 148 177 120- 445 Detweiler 171173 147 491 H. Bauei143151 400 Weidner116 157 168 441 S.

Bauer 110 130 137-- 377 708 767 806 2281 Tesser 153 127150- 430 683 771714 2168 Legion alley S. ROTHENBERGER a cone of ice cream, MRS. W. SIIOLLENBERGER leaves. REIFSNYDER in a rocking chair.

IRVIN GRAFF a telegram. RUTH BROOKE a box containing a new dress. PAIR WED 22 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bush.

133 West Philadelphia avenue, celebrated their 22d wedding anniversary yesterday. Mrs. Bush is the former Odie Jackson. The couple received greetings and flowers from friends on their anniversary. Funeral services for JOHN IRVIN DECKARD.

57. late foreman of the Tucarora Oil company. BARTO, will be held from funeral parlors on "Waiwtrfc street, tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, Dr. E. E.

S. Johnson will officiate. The body then will be forwarded to Duncannon, Perry county, where further services will be held. Interment be made in cemetery, that borough. Besides his widow, Fannie tNoss) Deckard, he is survived by a son, John Irvin Deckard at home, and his father.

John W. Deckard, Duncannon; also a sister. Mrs Roy Herr, Duncannon. and a brother, William, Barrington, N. J.

Quarantine Lifted From Football Team Boyertown High school's football squad of 44 members, oach Lawrence E. Grim and two cheer leaders will return to school today after having been under quarantine since the past Wednesday. The quarantine was lifted last night by Dr. I. O.

Mahr, president of Boyertown board of health, after cultures taken of the youths proved satisfactory. Wholesale quarantines were ordered after Robert Horn, a member of the football team, developed diphtheria following a game at Pennsburg September 30. Horn, it was reported last night, continued to show steady improvement. Cash and pledges of money yesterday nearly liquidated a $3000 debt which Cedarville Methodist I Sunday school incurred in the erection of the new Sunday school annex. A policy of drive and done" resulted in the realization of $2810 toward the $3000 goal.

Of the amount $910 was received in cash 1 and the remainder in pledges. The annex, members of the school believed, will be completed within three weeks. Besides the annex, which will house the beginners and childrens departments, a kitchen and rest rooms will be Installed, and the main church building refinished on the outside. Drive for the building was made in connection with Rally day exercises of the school. Speaker Earl Tsehudy.

head the departments of biology and science of Hazleton High school. The Rev. Frank Rineer, pastor, officiated at installation services for recently elected Sunday school officers. An attendance of 133 persons was recorded at the exercises. Forty-one persons received prizes for perfect attendance the past year, and nine persons for attending all but one Sunday, Those honored were: Perfect attendance, Billy Jones, Jimmy Jones.

Mi. and Mrs, Frank Mort, Horace Dilg, Noel Davidheiser, Thorpe Ellis, Charles Es- licke'r. George Gaut, Caroline Eslicker, Lucille Bilger, Gene Hohl. Richard Hohl, Joseph Gaut. Margaret Bilger.

Earl Hohl, Mary Lou Wanner, Ronald Wanner. Donald TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION Wanner and Grace Hippie. Also Abraham Ecker, Gladys Hippie, Ida Hippie, Alan Hohl, Frank Hohl. Raymond Hohl, Arthur Knauer. Betty Wanner, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Stubblebine, B. F. Hohl. Maurice Kellar, Leslie Strunk James Gaut, Arena Hahn.

Donald Gaut. Marion Reitenbaugh and William Reitenbaugh. Mary Beekley, Frances Beekley, Oscar Davidheiser, Mr, and Mrs, Lester Ellis, Frank Hayes, Frank St. Paul's Reformed, the Rev. Robert W.

Roschy, for the week; Tomorrow. 8 p. Church School association in the church: Thursday, 8 p. choir rehearsal; Saturday, 2 p. members of the congregation Invited to attend wedding of Miss Mary Overdorf and Daniel Maybery; Sunday, 9:25 nr, Rally day, 7:30 p.

Loyalty night service. "All Around the Is column. Read it dally to the inside of comings and doings. IS Deaths 1 ROBERTS- In Warwick on Sunday, October 8. Richard husband of Mary Richard Roberts, aged i 70 years.

3 months and 5 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to call I at his late residence Tuesday evening October 10. from 7 to 9 o'clock Funeral services at the convenience of the family Wednesday. Interment in Morningslde Cemetery. White) Help 32 to help with dishes for about five hours a day.

Apply Hen- derson's Restaurant, 18 N. Washington street. Birthday Greetings Today Harry J. Lechner, Upper Darby, formerly of 205 East Third street. Forrest Daniel Miller, Gilbertsville.

STAUFFERS TO BE GUESTS OF ROTARY Automobiles for Sale 11 FOR TRUCK, CHEAP Phone 2644 laura Crews lau et Waldo Waiter Damrosch iw Jt Car in Rogers CANNON BALLS PAIRED Two sets of Civil war cannon balls in a park at New Philadelphia, Ohio, stolen often by practical Jokers, have been welded together to discourage the jokesters. Prices Advancing Everywhere But Our Clothing Still Sold at Old Prices You Will Always Save Money When Buying at Our Boyertown Factory Store You Will Now Want a New Top or Overcoat Many Kinds, Colors and Shapes ZIPPER COATS $18.50 $22.50 REVERSIBLE COATS $12.00 and $14.00 OVERCOAT MAICUNA That soft lightweight material $22.50 SUITS All Sizes $12.50 10 $22.50 SUITS Knickers or Longie Suits Choire of Pants $5.50 $7.50 $9.50 TIME TO BUY YOUR TOPCOATS All Styles Be Ready for Football Games Hurry In and Get lour Choice A small deposit reserves any suit topcoat or overcoat until wanted Blf. LINE Worsted SUITS Priced At HEAR oli 9m HEAR 4 by Hit Sut) ADDED ews and Cartoons Eve, Show 7-9 BOYERTOWN ORIOLES LEAGUE E.Tyson Q. Aver. G.

Aver. 3194.1 J.Sipf 3 128.1 W.Knode 3 193 H.Werner 3 126.2 Hadell 3 188 O.Stitzel3 126.1 L.Trout3 188 Sheeder 3 126 L.Edlnger 3187 Dotterer3 126 H.Schlic’r 3179 S.Bauer 3 125.2 M.Reltn’er 3173.2 Spayd3 122 Jr. 3 171.1 E.SchHler3 122 R.Koons3171 Renninger2 121.1 C.Eohr’ch3 157.1 J.Schllc’er3 117.1 Fox 3 167 Francis3 117 166.1 Mogel 3 US Williams 3 105.1Swensen 3 111.2 E.Wetdner3 165M Rader 3 108.1 H.Tyson3 163 Smith 3 102.1 Nuss 3162 Standings W.Sands 3 161 WL Per. S.Rhnads3 159 Atlantic 4 0 1.000 R.Nviss3158.1 Bccker'n 4 0 1.000 T.Shaner 3157 S. City 4 0 1.000 S.Beren’t* 3 154 Army M.

4 0 1.000 Gott all 3 153.2 Colum'ta 3 1 .750 W. Werner 3152 Rader 1 3 .250 Got fall3 150 Pepsi 0 4 .000 H.Drumh'r 3 158.1 0 4 .000 Miller 3 148 Limerick 0 4 .000 Brennan3147Jones 0 4 000 J. Mercer3 147 Individual Records Wm.Wer’r3 147 High Single Weldner3 147 E. Weldner 234 Relnert3 145L. Trout 221 Yeager 3 143.1 W.

Knode216 Matheys 3 139.1 High Triple C.lrby 3 139.1 E. Tyson 583 Moore 3 139 1 Knode 579 A.Rhoads3 138.1L. Trout 564 R.Rader 3 138 Team Records R.Nagle 3 136.2 High Single Houck3135 Army Mules 947 3134.2Pepsi 912 Wade 3 133.2 Army Mules 894 PENNY BINGO TONITE Poultry and Groceries Engelsville Dance Hal) H. Bauer 3 133.1 High W.Leaver 3 132.2 Armv Mules 2666 Winrich 3 131 Pepsi 2542 Moyer 3 129.2 Atlantic 2467 Bean 3 129 Schedule For Week vs. Dartmouth.

vs. Jones. vs. Pepsi. City Limerick.

Beer vs. Army. Boyeriown Classifies Deaths 1 FALLEN ASLEEP Barto on October 6th. John Irvin Deckard. husband of Fannie (Noss) Deckard.

Aged 57 years. 16 days Relatives and friends arel respectfully invited to attend the funeral without further notice on Tuesday evening at 8 from the Linwood W. Ott Funeral Home. Warwick street. Boyertown.

Further Wednesday at 2 p. m. from the Nickels Funeral Home. Duncannon. Pa.

Interment in the Evergreen cemetery, Duncannon. Friends call at the Ott Funeral Home Tuesday evening 6 to 8 o'clock. (Ott) Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Y.

Stauffer, of Yokohama, Japan, will be guests at the weekly meeting of the Boyertown Rotary club tonight at 6:15 o'clock. The meeting will be held in Boyer Towne inn. It will be known as an international relationships session. Women i were invited to attend. AUXILIARY MEETING Monthly meeting of St.

Joseph Hospital auxiliary will be held tonight at 8 in the Friendship Hook and Ladder company auditorium. Electric Extension for 25d ea. Switch Heater Plugs for 15c each Switch Ironing Cord Seti 25c and 40c each Rubber Grip Caps for 5c each E. K. BERKY 5c.

10 and up to $1.00 Store BOYERTOWN at Less Cost. with Famous 2-Coat System! YOU SAVE AT THE VERY A MORE BRILLIANT, LONGER-LASTING FINISH THAN tflTH AVERAGE 3-COAT PAINTSI WHY Devoe Outlasts Old-Fashioned Paints I T'S 2-Coac System revolutionized painting Far here are two of paint each specially made to do a particular job. THE FIRST is an unusual next to wood or old paint, seals the pores while retaming its life-giving oils. The second is a next to sun and weather, retains its whiteness or vibrant color, resists cracking, checking, peeling, fading. Together, these two coats give a far better finish than three coats of average old-fashioned paint ever did.

OVERLOOK these facts when you paint your home. Study the Modern (right), then come in and let us tell you more about money-saving 2-Coat System! 24 MONTHS TO PAY Aik obouf Th Devoe Partial Payment PI an SIE THAT PAIKT JOB MEETS to 1. Fftr two different needed: a proper undercoat a iprt- lally designed finUhing coat. 2. The ftrat eoat aeal oll-thiraty aur- faces retaining vita) In ilic paint lilm.

3. Top-coat must ham reat hiding power. coat of a blackboard. Widely used for one- coat Jobs. 4.

Must reaiat dearruc- five ultra-violet Devoe special pig- menta to do this job. fi a S. Raw linseed ol! is not enough.Devoeuses generous amounts of apeciaily processed to Insure extra long I lie. 6. Must combat four Peeling, Fadlng(abcd).

Devoe2- Coat System (e) wears smoothly and evenly. 7. Mmt be cleaning. "Devoe while for instance, become even whiter as the years go by. THESE FUTURES SAVE YOU MONEY HOUSE FOR RENT APPLY Newton B.

Ern BOYERTOWN Erb 13-iVl. 237-R MERRITT LUMBER YARDS, Inc. So. Reading Ave. Boyertown Main Yard: Reading FALLEN ASLEEP MOYER In Allentown.

October 7. Albert Franklin Moyer, husband of Edith (Binder) Moyer, Aged 32 years. 9 days. Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral without further notice on Thursday, October 12 at 1 p. m.

from the home of his father-in-law Charles S. Hinder, 203 W. Fornance street, Norristown. Further services will be held in Niantic Church at 2:30 o'clock Interment will be made in the Niantic cemetery. Friends may call at 200 W.

Fornance street, Norristown, Wednesday night 7 to 9 p. m. (Ott) Many Styles and Colors Rojeiiitird and Spring City K. MOYER 3rd Ave, and Walnut Street ROYERSFORD. PA, Full line ot and see them.

ALL OUR GOODS ARE UNION MADE Open Weekdays Un. 9 Open Saturday Until 10 P. Every Garment Made in itoyertowr. BOYERTOWN Clothing Factory 29 South Franklin Street 246 Boyertown THESE GOOD USED CARS Offered for Sale 1939 Indian Chief Motorcycle Model 74 Fully Equipped 5000 Miles New Berilnville, oil October 6, Hannah (Meat) Moyer, widow of Joel Y. Moyer, aged 72 years Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral without further notice on Tuesday.

Oct. 10, at 1:30 p. m. In the home of Mr and Mrs. Robert Binder, New Berlinville.

Further services will be held in Hill church. Interment will be made in the cemetery adjoining the church. Friends may call at the Binder home Monday night 7 to 9 (Mover) Farm Equipment 53 1936 Dodge Rumble Seat, Heater, Radio and Defroster 1936 Dodge 4-Dr, Sedan 1933 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan 1931 Pontiac 4-Dr. Sedan Boyertown Motors in.

Moyer, Prop. 16 South Chestnut Street BOYERTOWN PHONE 5 FOR used type Mc-Deer, ensilage cutter, A-l condition. Erb Henry. New Berilnville. Phone Boyertown 46-M.

Store hours: 7 a m. to 5:30 p. m. the Triangle Since 1939 Vi-ton International Pane! body, slightly used. 1936 Sedan 1935 Plymouth Coach 1937 Plymouth 4-Door T.

Sedan 1937 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan 1933 Plymouth Business Coupe 1939 DeSoto Sedan, demonstrator OeSoto and International Sales and Service Day and Night Service Gilbertsville Motor Co. MENSCH Prop GILBERTSVILLE At the Triangle. Phone 218-R-2 Limerick Pike and Route 73 DANCING SCHOOL EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY Steps taught from 7:30 to 8:30. From 8:30 to 1 1:30 practice with a full orchestra Admission 50c AT 1040 PENN ST. READING, PA.

THE KEY TO FIRE SAFE HOMES CONCRETE FLOORS CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS CONCRETE IS CHEAP FIRE INSURANCE That fire hazardous construction can no longer be tolerated is evidenced by the fact that in the United States each year fires exact a toll of more than 10,000 lives and cause property losses amounting to over $500,000 000 Statistics show that a large percentage of resident fires originate in the basement where they gain headway rapidly and often envelop the house in flames before being discovered. CONCRE I floors and foundation wralls eliminate the peril of such fires by confining them to the place where they start. BUILD With Concrete and Insist on Birdsboro Trap Rock Ready Mix Concrete The JOHN T7 DYER QUARRY CO QUEEN and BAILEY STS. POTTSTOWN PHONE 270.