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 | Selective Service Registration Cards, World War II: Fourth Registration
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 | Selective Service Registration Cards, World War II: Fourth Registration
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 | Local Resident Dies at Age 77 in Center North
Wayne G. "Polly" Trollinger obit |
 | Stowe
STOWE The Mercury Is delivered In the Stowe and Glasgow area» bt Joseph Burciaglia Elm street The Mercury is on sale at “Bill' Swartz's store. Glasgow street Wayne Trollinger was door prize winner at a meat hassie held Saturday night in West End firehouse. Card prize winners were: G. C. Houck, Louis Caputo, Russell Bush, O. Gerhart, R. Houck, Mrs. Shaffer, C. H. Frehn. Anna Schaeffer, Mary Copeland. John Long, Harry Lightcap, Mrs. G. Lightcap. Mrs. Schwab, Alice Rapp, Ella Ullman, A. Miller, Ralph K. Bush, Mrs. I. B Smith, R. Hartenstine, Martha Lau, Ida Haley. J. L. Smoyer, Esther Dilliplane, D. Bishop. George Harbach, C. Trollinger, Quigley, Jennie Maurer, B. Ralston, Mrs. John Fox. B. Patrick, Mrs. E. W. Hf rb, F Riegner, Mab'el Hilborn, M. Boalton, Mrs. Shatters, P. Maurer, Mildred Faust, W. B. Hartenstine, R. L. Mervine, Mattie Bush, C. I. Maver, A. E. Day, Mabel Zollers, Sally Neiman, Mrs. J. Flickinger, N. Engle, Wayne Trollinger. |
 | Mrs. Annie L. Mauger Levengood Obit
Funeral services for MRS. .ANNIE L. (MALGER) LEVENGOOD, widow of Christopher C. Levengood, were conducted yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock in the home of a son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Trollinger, 317 NORTH EVANS STREET, by the Rev. Gilbert J. Bartholomew. The Rev. Bartholomew, pastor of St. Paul’s Reformed church, Stowe, was assisted by Dr. J. Hamilton Smith, pastor of Trinity Reformed church. Interment was made in Mt. Zion cemetery. Bearers were George Amole, Warren Egolf, Wayne Trollinger and George A. Lessig, .sons-in-law; Kenneth Harnly and Robert Steltz, grandsons. |
 | Personals
Mrs. U. G. Mauger and Mrs. E. G, Keen, Warwick, attended a Shrine session in Reading last night. Mr. and Mrs. George Amole, Mr. and Mrs. William Hartenstine, Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Trollinger and daughter, Jane, were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Christ, Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Christ gave a dinner at card party at their home. |
 | Deaths and Funerals
DEATHS and Funerals MRS. SUSAN E. TROLLINGER, widow of George H. Trollinger, died yesterday morning at 7:40 o’clock in Pottstown hospital of a complication of ailments following several years’ illness. She was confined to the hospital the past eight weeks and was bedfast since January. Mrs Trollinger resided with a son, Wayne Trollinger, 313 NORTH EVANS STREET. Aged 70 years. 6 months and 10 days, she was born at Palm, a daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Knetz. Mrs. Trollinger resided in Pottstown more than 50 year. She was a Luterhan by faith. Her husband, a wholesale confectioner, died about three and a half years ago. Besides her son Wayne G, at home, two other sons, Russell M. Trollinger, Pottstown, and George C. Trollinger, Pottstown, and a daughter, Eva, wife of William S j Funeral Directors H, R. Houck Slonaker in Pottstown, survive. Nine grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. Katie Kerchoff. Reading also survive. Funeral services will he held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the residence of Wayne Trollinger. Interment will be made in Pottstown cemetery. Arrangements are in charge of Funeral Directors H. R. Houck Son. |
 | Ten Persons Injured, 3 Tipsy Drivers Held In Holiday Traffic
Wayne Trollinger breaks his arm in car crash |
 | Mrs. Trollinger is Hostess
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 | Card Party Plans Made at Meeting
Card Parly Plans Made al Meeting Plans for a card party to be hold in the home of Mrs. Wayne Trollinger, 313 North Evans st were made at the meeting of the Mothers' class of Trinity Reformed church last night. A definite time will be announced later. Mrs. Lloyd Yeigey, vice president, was in charge. Prayers were led by Mrs. Morris Sassaman. Mrs. Edwin Kurtz gave the "thought for the month." Group singing was enjoyed. |
 | Plans Complete For A Card Party
Plans Completed For Card Party All plans arc complete tor the New Grade Parent-Teachers’ association card party which will be held on Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock and Saturday evening at 8 o’clock in Borough hall. Charity will benefit by the party which is being arranged by a committee headed by Mrs. Wayne Trollinger. |
 | Personals
PERSONALS Miss Jane A. Trollinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Trollinger. 313 North Evans st., left yesterday to spend the week in the home of her sister. Mrs. Joseph Forrest, Wayne, Pa. |
 | Kitchen Shower
KITCHEN SHOWER - A surprise party and kitchen shower were given in honor of Mrs. Ray Shollenberger at the home of her parents, 116 Mintzer street, in honor of her birthday. She received many presents including kitchen ware, linens, china and glassware. Attending were: Agnes Wentzel. Mae Fiss. Eva Trollinger. Nettie Ireland. Edna Giest, Floss Shanley, Mary Housekeeper, Eva Shantz, Anna Baker. Urcilla Giest, Kryder Sloanacre, Jesse Sloanacre and Wayne Trollinger. |
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 | Anna Schusko Wins Card Party Prize
ANNA SCHUSKO WINS CARD PARTY PRIZE Anna Schusko was winner of first prize at a poultry hassie Saturday night in West End firehouse. Others winners were; Richard Marks, Cecelia Trollinger. Mrs Walter Quigley, William Grebe Mrs. George Mauger, Netta E:ngle A. Shanley, Annie Patrick, Betty Bickel. M. Everingham, Frank Buuer, Mary Freeh, Mrs. Norman Bitting, Charles Zerii, Clarence Koons, Mrs. George Lightcap, H. K. Bartman, F. Riegner. Special awards were made to John Ryan and Wayne Trollinger. Saturday, Nov 19, a turkey will be awarded to the person having the highest combined score for thee hassies. |
 | Local Group Home After Vacation
In keeping with a custom established several years ago, a group of local women and their families spent a week at Miss Iva Smith’s cottage at Wildwood. N. J. The group returned home Sunday night. Those in the party were Mrs. Henry Freeh and children, Evelyn and Henry, Stowe; Mrs. George Amole. 173 York street; Miss Ruth Steltz, Strand apartments; Mrs. Wayne Trollinger and daughters. Alta and Jane, 307 North Evans street; Mrs. Viola Trayer and daughters, Gladys and June, 319 North Evans street; Mrs. Belva Harnley, 173 York street; Mrs. William Hartenstine and sons. Roger and Glenn, 28 West Fifth street; Mrs. Kryder Slonaker and children, Kenneth and George, 331 Jefferson avenue, and Mrs. George Trollinger Sr., 313 North Evans street. Mrs. Amole is spending the remainder of the Summer at the cottage. Kenneth Harnley son of Mrs. Belva Harnley spent the week-end with the group. Local Croup Home After Vacation |
 | Leonard Levengood Is Honored At Farewell Party
Leonard Levengood s Honored at :arewell Party Going-Away Affair Held in York Street Home of Mr. and Mrs. George Amole; to Leave Wednesday Leonard Levengood, son of Mr and Mrs. Emanuel Levengood, 205 Lincoln av., was honored at a farewell party yesterday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Amole. 173 North York st. Leonard will leave Wednesday for. the Marine training center, Parris Island, S. C. Those present were Mr, and Mrs. Frank Christ, Mr and Mrs Warren Egolf. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Trollinger. Mr. and Mrs. George Lessig, Mrs. Belva Harnley, Mr. and Mrs, Merrill Mauger and daughter, Deanna, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fritz and son, Galen, Miss Ardeth Moyer, Mr, and Mrs. Emanuel Levengood, Betty Levengood. Jackie Levengood. Donald Levengood, the host and hostess and the guest of honor |
 | Members of the TT Club
Member's of the TT club and their families held an outing yesterday at Pleasantville. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Trollinger and daughter, Jane, Pottstown; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fresh and son, Henry Jr., Quinter and Glasgow streets; Mr. Francis Boyer, Mr, and Mrs. William Hartenstine, Pottstown; Mr. and Mrs Norman K Bitting and daughters, Ruth and Elaine; Vine street; Mary Smkh, Vine street; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller, Glasgow street. |
 | Quoit Club To Celebrate
QUOIT CLUB TO CELEBRATE Members of Stowe Quoit club will celebrate the third anniversary of the building of the clubhouse addition tonight. Wayne Trollinger president, said there would be no arranged program. Refreshments will be served and cards will be played. |
 | Members of the Stowe Quoit club
Members of the Stowe Quoit club and their families will be feted at a picnic Sunday at Cedar View park. William B Hartenstine and Wayne Trollinger are making all arrangements. |
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 | Popular Young Women To Be Among June Brides
Alta Trollinger wedding |
 | 20 year wedding anniversary
20 year wedding anniversary |
 | Auction Real Estate Household Goods
REAL ESTATE Household Goods Sat. Sept. 24,1960 Starting at 1 P.M. 313 N. Evans St., Pottstown REAL ESTATE—Large single brick 4 bedroom home. Hot water heat, hardwood floors, etc. Large warehouse In rear suitable for storage or business. Includes freight elevator. has access from Lincoln Ave. Formerly known as Trollinger’s Candy Warehouse. Lot 56 x80'. Everything in good sound condition. Inspection of real estate anytime by appointment or Friday, Sept. 23, and day of sale. Real estate to be sold at 2:30 P.M. HOUSEHOLD GOODS—10 pe. dining room suite, G.E. range. Toastmaster, old commode. nice cedar and blanket chests, old fashioned beds and bureaus, dishes and glassware 6 1 us a few fine old dishes, baffle Iron, wall mirrors, kitchen set with 6 chairs, kitchen cabinet, RCA radio- 1929. Period sofa, odd chairs, rugs, lamps, tables, umbrella stand, porch rockers, treadle sewing machine, cane chairs and rockers, plus many anise. Items. SPECIAL MENTION of a 24" iron combination safe In first class order. By order of WAYNE TROLLINGER |
 | Funeral Services for Morris K. Trollinger
Funeral services for MORRIS K. TROLLINGER, 577 J E F F E R SON AVE., were conducted at 2 p. m. yesterday in funeral parlors at 404 High st., with the Rev. Robert W. Roschy, pastor of St. Paul’s Reformed church, officiating. Interment was in Edgewood cemetery. Bearers were Paul Yerger, Leister Baum, Alfred Baum, Charles Neiman. Russel Trollinger and Wayne Trollinger. |
 | Two Local Students To Get Diplomas
Two Local Students To Get Diplomas Miss Alta Trollinger and Mr. Wayland A. Shatz Complete Courses At Peirce School Miss Alta Trollinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Trollinger, 313 North Evans street, and Mr. Way- tend A. Shatz, North Charlotte street, will be among the 322 stu- dents to receive diplomas at the 70th annual commencement exercises of the Peirce School of Business Administration tomorrow night at the Academy of Music, Philadelphia. Miss Trollinger, who is a graduate of Pottstown high school, class of 1933, will receive her diploma for completion of the course in stenographic secretarial work. Mr. Shatz, who is a graduate of Pottstown high school, class of 1931. will receive his award for completion of the professional accounting course. The commencement address will be delivered by Mark Sullivan, noted author and political commentator of Washington. D. C., and the diplomas will be awarded by Judge Otto R. Heiligman of the common pleas court of Philadelphia and president of the Union League. Miss Trollinger, whose engagement to Mr. Joseph Forrest, Spring City, was recently announced, is employed in the treasury department of the Lehigh Valley Railroad company. |
 | Jane Trollinger Becomes Bride at Pretty Ceremony
Jane Trollinger Becomes Bride at Pretty Ceremony Before a large assemblage of friends and relatives Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock Miss Jane Arline Trollinger. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Trollinger, 313 North Evans street, became the bride of Mr. Paul D Ammon Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Ammon. 462 North York street, in Trinity Reformed church. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John B. Frantz, pasto*, before an altar banked with white snapdragons, white begonias, ferns, and palms, Prior to the ceremony a half hour recital of bridal music was presented by Mrs. Minnie Brendlinger Lehr. She was assisted by Mrs. Harold Buhman. vocalist, who sang, *‘I Love You Truly,’’ “I Love You,-’ and •‘Because.” Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely In a gown of traditional white satin, fashioned with a fitted bodice, high neckline with a scalloped yoke of marquisette, and a full skirt ending in a wide graceful train. Her finger tip veil was attached to a tiara of orange blossoms and her bouquet was a cascade of lilies. Matron of honor was Mrs. Joseph Forrest, sister of the bride and maid of honor was Miss Constance Chaplin. Bridesmaids were Miss Yvonne Trollinger, cousin of the bride, Mrs. John Wanger Jr., Miss Betty Saylor, cousin of the bridegroom, and Mrs. N. C. Reynier Jr. A niece of the bride. Miss Susan Forrest, attended as flower girl. Mrs. Forrest wore yellow taffeta, the model featuring a high neckline fitted bodice, cap sleeves and full skirt with peplum effect. Her headdress of flowers matched her shower bouquet of iris. Miss Chaplin wore coral taffeta and the bridesmaids were attired in aqua gowns, all styled like the matron of honors. They wore headdresses and carried bouquets of daffodils and acacia. Miss Forrest wore the same as the matron of honor arid her headdress and bouquet were matching. Mr. Elmer Pollock served as best man while the ushers were Messrs Benjamin Bradley, Robert Groom. Joseph Forrest, brother-in-law of the bride. Warren Egolf, cousin of the bride, and Richard Eppehimer. Mrs. Trollinger, mother of the bride, wore a lime colored dress with hat to match and brown accessories. She wore a corsage of cymbisums. Mrs. Ammon, mother of the bridegroom, was attired in navy blue and she wore a corsage of gardenias. Following a reception which was held in the church, the couple left on a wedding trip to New' York and upon their return they will reside it, 23 North Hanover street. For traveling the bride chose a chartreuse suit with brown accessories and a brown orchid corsage. |
1891 - 1969 (77 years)
