The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 8

PAGE RIGHT DIAL FA 3 3000 rOTTSTOWN MERCURY, TOTTSTOWN, FA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1003 Royersford-Spring City Hold Meeting Younq Adults Phoenixville Hospital William VV i HARLEY B. BRANDRETH, Rep. Third Avenue urn! Main Street, Royersford Fh. A monthlv merline of William Wilson, Scott Kdinser, Hannah Shustor- man.

Mrs Fred Madnnis, Mrs. the Richard Loew, William Snvder, Summer Playground Directors Swim, Picnic at Thompson Home Youne Adult Fellowship class of Mciir.inor, Phoenixville; ITI II9331 sprinc ('ity Kaith Bible Fellow Mrs Pori a Id Shronk. Mont ship church at the home of Clare; Mrs Robert Reardon, Mr and Mrs Barton Fox. RI) Kins of Prussia; Diane Batten, 1, ir the form of a wiener roast. Kathy Bauman, Spring City; Attending were Mr and Mrs William Motes.

Kimberton; Walters, Jackie and Johnson. Norristown; Clyde Walters. Mr and Mrs. Mrs Zerr, Royersford. Vernon Waunrr, Leah Ann and Discharged: Eric Weiss, Wacner.

Mr and Mrs and Mrs Diane Richard Orner. Colleen Orncr, Savrhvn Bavard Thompson. 639 ashing Rrcreati su immii part: tmeni and had a at Staff directors and of the home of Mr the Summer play ground act ties, sponsored by Ford ton street. after the irry Klhntt Mr grounds closed for the sea- an(j Edward Custer, Barton Fox Ricky, Foren and Kim uncs followed the Flame Fox. Marian McCrone 1 and the host and hostess, Mr.

Attending were Mr. and Mrs barton Rodger Bcarde and son. Patricia Lykens and Nancy May. a guest from Florida, Mary Ann Renmncer. Richard 11 Schell.

Marjorie Snyder and guest, Imants Nancy Fmswiler, Mr and Mrs. Libby, Koren, recreation director, and Bonnie Thompson Travelers Edge Bankers, 6-3 The Wednesday nig brat thr Bankei game pi a off Spring Ford nirnt. The Bankers two wit and 7 4 an in fi isored by 'ation depa ve he Koren Vacations In Hazleton won kt the fir -es of 6 i start night at Thf Mercury nifers Sto In rash awards werkh tor news tips. Win dialing FA 3-aooo. STORE LABOR DAY WEEKEND SPECIALS HATFIELD'S MEATS RING BOLOGNA SMOKED PICNICS SPECIAL PRICE ON HOT DOGS FXTR IEAN 59c 45c POTATO CHIPS Jumbo Bag 39 You Save 10c Srtre ific on Leneirs ASSORTED COOKIES 4 $100 Bnves 1 LOCAL TOMATOES 2 25' FULL SELECTION of STROEHMANN'S Brud Cakts Bum OPEN SUNDAY LABOR DAY 8:30 A.M.

to 8:30 P.M. FULL LINE OF BAKED GOODS FRESH ON LABOR DAY MORNINQ DOTTERER'S STORE 492 LIMERICK CENTER RD. LINFIELD HY 5-7483 Demiter Robert Nriman and daughter, Carole Devlin, Mrs McBride, Elsie Smith, Phoenixville. Mrs. Sterling Warner, Pottstown; Margaret Rambo, Royersford; Mrs.

liallagher. Kimberton; Mrs Robert Davenport, Clifford Moon. Spring City. Births: To Mrs. Kugene Coccia, Phoenixville, a boy; Mrs.

George Ackerman. Phoenixville, a girl; Mrs Michael Meehan, James Korrn. Spring Ford Phoenixville, a girl; Mrs Wil recreation dirrctor, 1 vaca Sumner. Mont Clare, a tioning week with his Edwin Reifmger, family In Hazleton They also sPnnK Sidney planned to visit former place Howard, Royersford. a boy.

of employment. Brattleboro, vt. heforr returning scPt io. Deaths-Funerals Funeral for ROBKRT L. 67, husband of Lillian (lougler, of 704 SOI Til FOIRTH WENTK, Roseanna Vitantonia.

Hoyeraford. were Wednesday Washmcton street Rnversford afternoon at the White Memorial has been admitted to Riverview Parker Ford Osteopathic hospital. The Rev. Franklin Watts, pas town, a surgical patient tor of Roversfnrd Cnited Chureh Charles Rates, of the Charles of Christ, officiated Interment Johnson home, Royersford RD. in Mt.

Moriah cemetery, was admitted to Montgomery Darby. hospital. Norristown, for surgi- Rearers were John and Fran cal treatment. cjs Ciwtis, Fred Yarnall and (ieorge (iougler. Reading Acquires New Railroad PHILADELPHIA Reading company Wednesday disclosed acquisition of the Lehigh and Susquehanna railroad, a 105-mile line between Wilkes- Barre, and Phillipsburg, J.

The deal must be approved by stockholders of the two railroads and by the Interstate Commerce Commission. E. P. Clangwere. the Reading's president, and H.

Louis Thompson, hetd of Lehigh and Susquehanna, said the agreement calls for the Reading to take over the other railroad subject to 35-year leasehold interest kept by the Lehigh Coal Navigation company. The Reading Is to pay a half million dollars in five yearly installments. Lehigh and Susquehanna is under a long term lease to the Central Railroad company of New Jersey at a rental of abmil $2 3 million a year. Should this lease be terminated in the 35 year period in which Coal and Naviga tion its interest, the Reading by agreement may run its trains over Lehigh and Susquehanna right-of-way bct.veen Mlentown. Pa and Phillipsburg Clangwere said that section is a vital link in the through service provided by the Reading to New Kngland by the Lehigh and Hud son River railroad, and to the New York harbor by ways of the Central of New Jersey.

(iangwere said Reading's acquisition of Lehigh and Susquehanna further assures continuance of those services He said also that the agreement means that the Heading eventually will own the full length of the and Susquehanna between Wilkes Bane and Phillipsburg. (iREATKR TONNAGE Tonnage of pulp and paper produced each year in the Cnited 1 greater than the ionnage of produced. Local People Admitted For Surgical Treatment Twin-Boro Classified We Can Dn It IS TALLON Cellar plftntrnns water Chimney Phone OL 2-492! PLUMBING HtA HNO Rawus, Spring CltV RD 1. RcRerii I.Ine Rnirf Royersford W1 8-7935 ot WE 3-5875 Hoover mixers, all rrpd A- hnsrs for all McKlsslc's. WI 8-7000 ft Among the of MRS.

RY ROIIATYNSKI. OR NELL HEIGHTS, who died Tuesday, a son, Joseph Printing Binding 2 When in Need of Envelopea, TRY SHADES PRINT SHOP. 256 Oreen St Royersford Situations 38 MAN ON SOCIAL SECURITY would like work full or part time Call WI 8-7886 Church lo Show Film A film. on the will be shown in Mingo Church of the Brethren. Township Line road, Royorsford RD, Sunday at 7:30 The film is a timely showing of Africa's place in the world news.

Good Places to Shop In Royersford Spring City Mathewson Store Jojpph E. Mat hew inn Jr Prescription Druggist 75 Main Spring City Dial WI 8-9771 Uoyenford Siitton'a Central Drug Store 344 Main Street Royersford SAVE MONEY Get Your and Children's Underwear AT WHOLESALE PRICES Minimum Order, 12 Doz. Garments of Style Hours: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Phone: WI 8-9754 E-CUT KNITTING MILLS, Inc.

343 Trappe-Llnfield Road Royersford, Pa. BRIDE-TO-BE Beverly Most, a IMS Boyertown High graduate who her bachelor of science decree at State college the Spring, will be married Saturday to Duane Smith, of town, manager trainee at the J. Penney company. The new Mm. Smith will teach English In the Perldnmen Joint Hich at Cnllege- ville.

At State college majored In Kngltah. a member n( the club, the Pennsylvania Student Education association, the newspaper, the liter a magazine, and wai elected to the honorary education society, Kappa Delta Pi. Mie completed her studies in three Borneo to Conduct First Elections BRUNEI. Borneo AT British-protected sultanate will hold its first elections Thursday left wing Peoples party assured of victory. The party, oldest in this oil-rich state bordering on the South China Sea.

is for 32 of the 53 council scats at stake. The councils will provide of the members of the 33-seat legislative council. The party opposes joining the proposed federation of Malaysia which includes Malaya. Singapore, North Borneo and Sarawak. The party favors instead a federation of Sarawak and North Borneo.

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