The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 6

PAGE SIX Phone 2263 POTTSTOWN MERCURY, POTTSTOWN, a SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 31, 1942 BOYERTOWN NEWS LEON R. IW EST Representative Phone 184 Philadelphia Ave. and Chestnut St. Boyertown High Wallops Muhlenberg 44 to 16 Boyertown basketeers smothered Muhlenberg Township High school last night 44-16 and swung into a lie for third place in the Berks county Central league standings, Muhlenberg also rests in third place in the loop.

Five hundred fans cheered Boy- mown to its victory on the BBS floor, It was a one-sided race throughout. Boyertown grabbed a 1-2 lead in the first quarter and after that never was in danger. Muhlenberg, however, did get a little satisfaction out of the dual bill. Its Ja.vvees team edged out a 17-14 victory over BHS Jay- VARSITY GAME ftovertown Muhlenberg G.F a. P.P.

Reese. 0 2 2Luppold, 0 1 1 Fryer, 1 0 2Correli, 1 2 4 Trout, 3 17 4 0 8 Croll, 6 113 Bare, 0 0 0 Bnirabarh, 5 11 Shelpe, 10 2 Schanely, 0 0 OShipe.g 0 1 Gabel, 0 3 3 Leohrlg, 0 0 0 Fisher, 3 0 6 Carroll, 0 0 0 Totals 16 12 44 Totals Score by Periods: Boyertown 9 14 Muhlenberg 2 5 Referee Montz, Schrack. Frain. Scorer Manwiller. 6 4 16 12 Timer SONS TO COLLECT DIME BOXES TODAY Bovertown CLJLT JAYVEE GAME Muhlenberg G.

receptacles for contributions to the Infantile Paralysis fund, which were placed several days ago. in business places, industrial plants, and public buildings, will be gathered, today by the Sons of the Legion. The campaign in this area is being conducted by a committee of which Ralph S. Dotterer is chairman. Albitz, H.

Endy. Moyer. Gabel, Hess, TREASTTtY STATEMENT WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 position of the Treasury January 28: Receipts, expenditures, net balance, gross debt, increase over previous day. $67.561,486.04.

11 Coombs 1 Miller, 0 Sterner, 0 Reiser, 1 Thomas, 1 Ney, Moll, 6 5 17 Totals 5 4 14 Totals Score by Periods Boyvrtown 2 5 Muhlenberg 6 5 Referee Schrock. Timer Fratn Scorer Manwiller. COLLEGE CHOIR SINGS A large audience attended a vocal and instrumental concert presented by Heidelberg College Concert choir of Tiffin, Ohio, in Good Shepherd Reformed church last night, Following the concert a reception was held for the group by the senior choir of the church in Boyer Towne inn. FOR SALE Turkey Hens 35e lb. Turkey Toms 28c lb.

Live Weight Dressed, Drawn and Delivered Free RUSSELL Phone 58-R, REINERT Boyertown WANTED WAITRESS Apply Boyer Towne Inn Boyertown, Pa. HOEDOWN and MODERN DANCING keyston auditorium -----on------SATURDAY NIGHT Mnsic by LENA MARTIN and Her Orchestra ADMISSION 10c SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS GILBERTSVILLE HOTEL Duck, Roast Chicken, Virginia Baked Ham Turkey Roast Beef Roast Pork Dinners HOT TURKEY SANDWICHES Friday and Saturday Nights Wines, Liquor, Beer and All Kinds of Mixed Drinks NEWTON K. MENSCH Prop KEYSTONE HOTEL BOYERTOWN Third and Reading Ave. Special Tonight FRIED RABBIT OYSTER PLATTERS and CLAM and OYSTER STEWS, FRIED OYSTERS, CHICKEN. CRAB and MEAT BALLS, STEAKS.

Hot and Cold Sandwiches Spaghetti, Crab Platters, Italian Spaghetti and Clam Platters and Sandwiches. DO YOU BURN PEA COAL? If So Call Xander Reiner! 231 or 214-J Pea Chestnut East Bear Ridge, 7.40 8.75 Oak Hill 7.50 8.75 Salem Hill 7.40 8.75 6.50 7.80 Ben Franklin Store 10e H. M. DOTTERER 98e On the Boyertown, Fa. All With Envelopes Valentine Greeting Cards For Sweetheart, Friends and Relatives 5C VALENTINE CANDY 2 Pound Jujube Cream Filled Hearts VALENTINE CREAM HEARTS ...10 10c CHOCOLATE HEARTS Individually Boxed 10c 15 35c VALENTINE CHOCOLATES In Heart Boxes 29c 39 49c Birthday Greetings Today Nancy Kriebel, Engelsville.

Wilmer H. Youse, New Berlinville. Vincent Acker, Boyertown R. D. 2, Mrs.

Jacob Romig. 31 East Philadelphia avenue. Mrs. Frank Updegrove. Gabelsvillc.

Betty Stauffer, 205 East Philadelphia avenue. Ann Louise Stitzel, 225 East Third street. Lillian Pauline Benfteld. Gilbertsville. Betty Jean Reigh, 641 East Fourth street.

Jacob Harthne, 117 South Washington street. Mary Ann Reinert, 223 East Third street. Warren Nester, New Berlinville. Tomorrow Evelyn Ruth Dotterer, 221 Shaner street. Elizabeth Moyer, 508 East Philadelphia avenue.

Mrs. William Hoch, 714 East Philadelphia avenue. Ella K. Grim, 123 East Second street. Edward Grosser, Boyert-own R.

Judith M. Schearer, Yellow House Mrs. Floyd Moyer, 41 Madison street. Injured BOYEklOWN CHURCH DIRECTORY Pvt. lcl.

Forrest R. Miller, 21 Boyertown Marine, who was injured during the Japanese attack on Pearl St. Lutheran, the Rev. David F. Longacre, pastor-Ladies Aid society will conduct its 50th anniversary service at 7:30 p.

The theme will be Fast That Which Thou Bible school, 9 a. Calls Four Installation of officers and teachers of nursery, beginner's and mothers classes; Service, a. the Road;" 1 p. 1 catechetical class; 6:30 p. Intermediate Luther league, Scouts and the Leader, Charles Brend- l'nger; speakers, Carl Biuse and Alfred Bashore.

Meetings: Monday. 6:30 p. Aid society birthday social and business meeting, with husbands as guests; Tuesday, 7:30 p. main department meeting; 7 p. Boy Scouts; Wednesday, 7:30 p.

church council; Thursday. 6 30 p. Intermediate Luther league roller skatinw party at Ringing Rocks park; 7 p. Girl Scouts; 7:30 p. senior Luther league.

ader. Miss Wanda Croll. Speaker, the Rev. Longacre. Topic, Value in Common Trinity Lutheran, Beechtplsville.

the Rev. George W. Fritch, Service, 7:15 p. m. Farmers Oppose Summer Educational Program St.

(Hill) Lutheran, the Rev. J. W. Koch, pastor, the Rev. Alfred Koch (supply) Sunday school.

9 a. service 10 a m. 'in English). Zion's Evangelical. New Berlinville, the Rev.

J. H. Willauer, pastor school, 9 a. service. 10 a.

m. Hereford Mennonite, Bally, Dr. E. S. Johnson, school.

9 a. service, 10 a. m. Palm Schwenkfelder, Palm, the Rev. Lester K.

Kriebel. Sunday school, 8:50 a. services. 10 a. m.

Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic Bally, the Rev. Peter Hermes, rec- 7:30 a. m. and 10 a. services, 7 p.

m. HARRISBURG, Jan. 30 With Pennsylvania farmers now planning to produce the greatest crop in history of certain foods necessary for the U. S. war program, and, at the same time, threatened with an acute shortage of farm labor the State Argicultural Conservation committee for Pennsylvania, at its meeting here, yesterday, passed a resolution expressing opposition to any proposed educational program i that will deprive farmers the vacation help of children who are skilled in farm The committee in its resolution PERKIOMENVILLE Mrs trank Grubh.

corr E. mnger. delivery Phone Sassaimnsville I l-R-31 Harbor December 7. hand Washington Fr day, 3:45 was caught in the ammunition belt p. junior choir; 6:30 p.

of a machine gun. The youth is a intermediate girls choir: 7:30 p. son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller, Inner Mission 103 South Walnut street.

in St Paul's Lutheran church. Amityville, celebrating 20th DEA1HS-FUNERALS ary: fiood Shepherd Reformed, the Rev. Edward L. Schlingman, pastor school. 9 a.

worship. 10:15 a. "Childish catechetical class, worship. 7:30 p. We Monday, 7 p.

Boy Scouts; Tuesday. 6:30 p. Mission band; 7 p. Girl Scouts; Wednesday, 4 p. junior choir; 8 monthly consistory meeting in the parsonage; Thursday, 7:30 p.

p.uild; Friday, 4 chapel choir; 7:30 p. senior choir. Alliance Gospel chapel, YVood- choppertown, the Rev, Albert Dick. school, 9:30 a. services.

10:15 a. m. and 7 p. Wednesday. 7 p.

prayer and praise service. z.yv.ou FUNERAL SERVICE BOYERTOWN, PA. PHONE 345 ENROLL NOW IN CARMAN'S DANCING SCHOOL Every Monday Evening taught from 7 to 8:30. An experienced partner for every student from 8:30 to 11:30. AT 1040 PENN ST.

READING. PA Funeral services for HANNAH JANE M. A I A S. of near SHANESVILLE, were held yesterday afternoon at 1 in the home of her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs.

John Haas. Further services were held at 2 o'clock in St. Reformed church, where the Rev. Donald Englert, paster, officiated. Burial was mede in the cemetery adjoining the church.

Bearers were John C. Haas. Ezra Lousch. Virgil Diliplane. Charles Diliplane, Herbert Cleaver and Willard Diliplane.

CLASS TO SERVE SUPPER Toilers of St. Lutheran church, Gilbertsville, will conduct a turkey supper in the chapel today from 4 to 9 p. m. Boyertown Classified Trinity Evangelical Congregational, the Rev. J.

D. Edwards, school. 9 a. service, 10 a. m.

and 7:30 p. Wednesday, 7:30 prayer meeting Ebenezer Methodist, the Rev. Richard N. Thompson, pastor Sunday school, 10 a. services, 11 a.

and 7:30 p. m. Strayed, Lost, Found 10 hand bag around Mansion House, Boyertown Return to Commercial House, Pottstown, Phone Potts town 1264. St. Columbkill Catholic, the Rev H.

Creamers, rector Today. 8 a. mass and catechetical class; tomorrow, masses, 7 a. m. and 9 a.

m. Farmer Market PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30 Uf potatoes were dull on the wholesale market today. Pennsylvania, round whites and russets, 100-lb. sacks, 2 15; mostly speclBl marks f3.20t> 25; ordinary to fair, $1 50a75; unclassified No.

2s and $1 OOalO: poorer 65c SWEET basket, CELERY Bunch, 6al0c. sacks, 75a85c, ONIONS -50-lb. sacks, BEETS Half 35a40c. Egg ma-rket weaker. Receipts 2350 eases Extras whites 36a37'2c; extras browns 35'2a36c; standards No.

1 and 2. 35a 36c; standards No, 3 and 4, 331 34c; trades mediums, extras better, whit-s mediums standards 3 yellow 96c. 2 white 71a75c. LIVE mixed ore. fancy, 21a22c: Leghorns, tancy.

19a20c; springers, Plymouth Rock 22a 231 -c; crossbreds, fancy, 2la23c; reds LANCASTER COUNTY LIVESTOCK LANCASTER. Jan. 30 217. Fat steers, demand continues narrow. Heifers about steady.

Bulls, good quality, steady, others lower. Cows 15a25c lower Stockers and feeders barely steady, market 15a25c higher. SHEEP steady. Lambs steady. Mrs.

Stella Reed spent a day in Sellersville with Miss Priscilla ders. Mrs. Maggie Yergey spent a day with Mrs. Angeline Smith. John Yergey and daughter.

Bertha, spent a day in Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Himmelwright and son spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Nace, Tylers- port.

I John Yergey, who enlisted cently, was ordered to report as an Army camp at Lewes, Del. emphasized the acute labor situation would challenge the ability of farmers to produce the food that would be necessary for the war efforts. It potnted out war industries were attracting labor from the farm. In addition, if the plan proposed by various educational leaders to shorten school courses by extending the school term through the Summer months, is adopted, generally, it will deprive farmers of the necessary sources of labor ot farm boys and girls, during the Summer months which are the peak of the harvest season for most crops. YOrm SENTENCED By Staif Writer NORRISTOWN, Jan 30 A four months to five years term in the county prison was imposed on Oe Hollis.

19. Oraterford, for his part in the burglary of the I Landes Motor company garage at the past August. Sentence was imposed by Judge Wil- liam F. Dannehower. Heady to Serve You COAL and FEED M.

01F.FENDERFF.R BECH? ELS VILLE Phone MR-2 Help 32 Girl to take care of child Apply Florence Houck, Odd Fellows Building. Boyertown, after 5 M. Farm Equipment 53 FOR slightly used Stewart clipper, hand power. Erb Henry, New Berlinville. Pa.

Phone 46-M Ciospel hall Sunday school. 9 a Breaking Bread, 10:15 a. "preaching, 7 p. Tuesday. 8 pv-m-r- Bible study; Wednesday, 8 p.

prayer meeting. CHICKEN DINNERS AT Englesville Hofei I Mile South of Boyertown SUNDAY Full Course Dinners, $1 Platters, 75c Served 12 Noon to 5 P. M. Irvin Y. Gougler, Prop.

FOR SALE Acclimated Work Horses and Mules. P. O. ENGLE 26 SOUTH READING BOYERTOWN. PHONE 297-J.

St. Lutheran, Sassamans- vilie, the Rev. George W. Fritch. pastor Sunday school.

9 a. service. 10 a. m. Chocolate cream esss -----for 15c a lb.

Peanut butter 20c a Ih. Wrapped 20c a lb. Chocolate 20c a lb. E. K.

BERKY Sc. 10c and up to 11.00 Store BOYERTOWN FOR SALE SAFETY GLASS and USED AUTO PARTS Now Is the Time to Have Your Safety Glass Installed WALTER J. HUTT Gilberts ville. Pa. Phone Boyertown 328-J.

Prompt Service Highest Prices Paid Call Boyertown 294R4 We Pay All Phone Calls J.H ROBINSON Inc. BOYERTOWN, PA. (IRONSTONE) TALLOW FATS BONES BOYERTOWN ----Phone 65 TODAY Ring Never as Better! Mary Is Marvelous! 15 SONGS THAT MADE THE BLUES And a Love Story That Will Make Your Heart Sing GREAT SONGS GREAT ROMANCE GREAT COMEDY IN ONE GREAT SHOW! "BIRTH OF THE BLUES" WITH These Great Stars BING CROSBY MARY MARTIN BRIAN DONLEVY CAROLYN LEE AND ROCHESTER ADDED Cartoon Comedy NEWS and DICK TRACY MON. TUE. BOB HOPE BUT THE Turkey Supper in Basement of Gilbertsville Chapel on Saturday, Jan.

31,1942 SUPPER 4 to 9 Spontored by the ADULTS 60c WOMAN Wishes to Take Care of Children By Day or Week at 325 EAST THIRD STREET BOYERTOWN RIGHT When You Stop at Barto Hotel A or Union Hotel BECHTELS VILLE CHICKEN TURKEY and PORK and SEAFOOD PLATTERS CRAB PATTIES 4LL STYLES All Kinds of Sandwiches SEA FOOD PA III HlLHEKl Prop GRESHVILLE HOTEL Chicken Platters and Roast Beef DEVILED CLAMS TODAY All Kinds of Sandwiches Liquor, Beer and Wine Harvey Schaeffer, Prop. High-Grade HORSES AND DAIRY COWS On Sale at All GEO. E. McCURDY 1 Mile Northeast ot Lionviile Rouie 113 PHONE: EXTON 706 1 Phone 299 WED. THUR, SHIRLEY TEMPLE as it KATHLEEN FRI SAT Johnny WEISSMULLER Maureen in Secrot Washington House BECHTELSVILLE Dance Tonight Music by BURT SCANDLING and His Orchestra SPECIAL Chicken Fried Oysters Platters FRIED OYSTERS Schwenk Funeral Home 124 W.

Phila. Ave. Phone 300 Boyertown, Pa. Considerate Service ATTENTION Announcing the opening of a new LAUNDRY service for Boyertown and vicinity. To give your community the type of work that you had had for We are only a smalt concern using a lot of the methods that you would employ right in your own home while doing the laundry.

Our prices are LOW, workmanship of the HIGHEST ity. YOU give us a tral? Be one more of our customers. Drop Us a Card or Phone Pennaburg NEW PERKIOMEN LAUNDRY EAST GREENVILLE, PA. Home Way) SOLID COMFORT FOR WINTER DAYS PERFECTION OIL HEATERS $0.65 ELECTRIC HEATERS to $3.75 ANDIRONS, $3 up FIRE PLACE SCREENS $2.75 to $9.75 VAN BUSKIRK BRO. EST.

1861 218 HIGH SI. Phone Deliver Start Your (hicks Right It Means Everything FOR BEST POULTRY RESULTS FEED COMPLETE LINE OF MASH FEEDS. BEGINNING WITH Real Chick Starter Nutritional are closrlt rollowro and tfte rltallf Mineral (taiame itftsened in Blending frinley's Poultry Ihe all-important Vitamins and their quantitative relationship are earetullf checked to make neat perfect possible Ask your dealer for Real Chirk Starter. Rea) Growing Mash and I lira) Laying Mash Accept no If youi dealet cannot yon write us direct for information. OKI FEEDS FROM WALLACE ZOLLER Washington St.

Pottstnwn E. M. WELLS Farkertord. Pa. Jacob Trinley Sons FEED MANUFACTURERS LINFIELD Llnfield 2011 FARMERS! DEFENSE CALLS! Be in a Position to Produce the Food That Will Win the War and Write the Peace Have Your Farm Machinery Ready For Use Next Spring REPAIR NOW SO YOUR DEALER CAN ORDER PARIS NOW NEED CASH FOR REPAIRS? Call Your Nearest Junk Dealer and Turn In Your Steel Scrap Your Government Needs It! In order that the manufacturer has material to make parts and new machinery, every farmer should gather the Scrap Iron and Steel on his farm immediately and place it in the hands of his Junk Dealer.

Scrap Iron from the Farm has a Value of 50c to 60c per Hundredweight GET THE SCRAP OUT NOW! The money you receive for it will help pay your repairs and Aid your Country during this National Emergency. For additional information and service, call any of the dealers listed below: HARVEY T. BUCKWALTER Kenilworth RdL, Pottstown R. D. Phone: 532-R-4 CARL N.

DUNMIRE Sanfttoga Phone: 2575 ERB HENRY New Berlinville Phone: Boyertown 46-M GARAGE Ridge Near Church, LinBeld 3472 L. R. LEVENGOOD Inc. 3d Hanover Sts. Phone: 513 HOWARD J.

ZIEGLER Limerick Square Phone: Collegllile 2087 odi.