The Conshohocken Recorder, January 5, 1923

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WITH THE FIREMEN
\:i order has been placed l>y Con-ahohocken
Ptre Company tor 500
i, 11 or Goodrich White King
\i, order ba i i been ] laced
for three Underwriters tips ami an
! Eastman outfit. 100 additional ■
lot three-quarter Inch hemp rop
be used by the lire police will
, |>e added to the equipment.
The regular meeting ol Consho
! hocken Fire Contpanj No. 2 will be
held in the hose house next Monday
. vi nlng. u la hoped thai a full at-tendance
oi the members will be
present as plane for 1923 will L-e
Fussed. The board 'oi englnei •■
will be held on Sunday afternoon i I
■ o'clock.
i The regular meeting of the Gre-raen'a
Relief Association will *"
held at the hose house of Consho-hocken
Plre Company No. 2 next
Sunday morning at lu o'clock.
| Merchant William Katz will en-j
i.•uain the members of Washingti n
Plre Companj at « clam bake In the
hose house nexl Sunday evening.
The Washington Fire Company
are making arrangementa for n
guinea supper and minstrel show to
be followed by a (lance In the hoao
house on Saturday evening, Jan
I'Oth.
Y. M. A. A. hi Honor
I-oci Hall Team
.lohn Jones, Employed at
Schuvlkill Iron Works, Ar-estedin
Ansel Alley; Sus-pected
oi' Robbing Houses.—
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New President Offers Sugges-tions
for Betterment of
Association.—A Drive
For New -Members
FAVOR HOME AHTLETES
The regular meeting of the Con*
shohocken Athletic Association was
hold in the Park House on Tuesday
evening, with president Robert f.
Crawfard presiding. Officers for the,
ensuing year were elected and were
seated ai the meeting. There were
no contests except for members of
the Hoard ol Governors. Thero
were a numbei ol nominees out
only lour to he elected, ihroe to
BI rve until 1*25 and one to aerve
until 1924. The three receiving the
highest, number of votes are to
s. rve for the longer term and the
uurth highest to serve the shorter
term. Horace ('. Jones and George
8, Ugh) received the highest
her oi voles and Thomas r.
oy and Robert •!. Crawford wore
tor third place. Mr. Crawford
wa ed to withdraw but the mem-bers
prevailed ui»on him to Btand
whereupon he accepted the Bhortei
term and gave way to Mr. McCoy
who was elected to serve With
Messrs. Jones and Light until l92o.
The result of the election follows.
President John Kearns; vice prosi-dent,
William s. Campbell; treas-urer.
David M. Hayes; recording
secretary, Reynold Thwaites; flnan-
Cial secretary. Carroll Meyers: pub-licity
manager, Arthur Marland;
of
Elaborate arrangements ha\ ■ been
made to : ted tool -
i all earn ' v
M .\. A. Thi affali Is to l>e hi Id on
lary 8th at 9 .
o'clock in ::.■ I root Blm and Fay ]'Uncta! Was Held This After- ' >«■ "» l'"1'"1 sl'*"-
• • ■ a the form of n0(in and Was I.arjrerv At- ■»*"r,n" *,th , .rt"
a liinouel ■ . n, . rn 1 Torpey is ill ai las home on
:i uU„ „„. m, . tended—Died on luesday nd Ml. u ,,„,,, was
After Long Illness j ing wltl cold a) his home on
come throu rh with ; Ij Ins i oloia on
1922.
i ■ > v. i... v. ishes in
the bantiuel can help i i
i • i names in IJJ Sal m -
• i inR.
The committee In charge promises
a lively program, Local and pro-i
i 'HI and pli in. ooi
eats judi i-oin menu which Is
as follows:
I M. v. \ Punch
Fruit <"..i■ 11.■ •
1 The last, rlti B for Emma S. widow
of Abraham S. Cavanagh, were hold
at her home, 107 West Fourth ave
one, this afternoon and was attend-ed
by a large number ol relatives
and friends. Services were con-ducted
ai 2 O'clock and were in
charge oi Rev. A. J. navies, pastor
oi the First Baptlsl church. The
interment was made In Norrls City
cemetery.
Deceased died at her home shortly
a«er 7 o'clock on Tuesday evenln
olives! following a long iselalness fIrHoAmM ait o.nwrtniv-
Saratoga Chip. | plication of diseases, aged mor.
• a seventy years.
Deceased was the daughter of tl
late Thomas B. and Hannah R.
Johnson and was horn in this b I!
ough, where she spent, her entire
with the exception of a few
years In her early life wheu the
Uy resided in Swedeland and
I lei il"il i 'rains
Roast Tui ki y
Filling S i M i
: Potatoes
ed ::'\ eet i 'otatoea
Cranbery Sauce French Peaa
Rolls Salo i Butter
Ice Cream Cake
i 'offee Clg
The catering will be i arrled out hj
& lllackiston, "f Norristown.
ai her home on M -
: . aue for several days and
her condition was such thai Mr. < I
tello was unable to lie present al th(
meeting. Mr. Kannum failed to put
appearance and while Pi
dent Lawli us and Messrs, ("a
William* and Ryan w. re pies ml,
M B nut a quorum and it wan
i„ i ided to i I the meeting next
Tuesduj evening.
', Among the business tn i"- trans-
: i ted v ill ill" eleel Ion of n clerk,
treasurer, surveyor ami police officer,
The term of BOlicitoi Kenneth Moore
dues noi expire.
Thomas H. Ferrler, who has served
as treasurer for the past five years,
has handed In his resignation to town
council and will not be a candidnti
icceed himself.
Norristown. She was
TRIPLE ANNIVERSARY
The fiftieth wedding anntversarj
of Mr. and Mrs Septimus Wood, ol
Swedeland, also the twenty-third favored any movement leading
anniversarj of the marriage ot thei
John Jones, employed al he ,--•- --;;,; .lck UMl. ,)c.a,,,
Bel .ylkill hen Works of the Alan « uatee, i. Ed_
« ' '">» & steel Company and J^TTwSlams, Maurice O'Brien
living at the commissary at ,n'' "ul „J\, ,',„, , MjeFarland and
mill, was arrested by Officer Red- I Iallowol . J< hn • . » > '•
,,„„„ in afcel Alley, between Pop Edward Clark; Oo serve untirmm
lar and Cherry at. ts. last night Horace C. Jones, <*°'*° M' „„
about 11.30 o'clock and lodged In Light and T o« I ■ IcC.>.
the local police station se.sp, cted of servo until 1HJIL Roht.i J.
breaking Into the homes of Walter ford.
Wood, a colored preacher, and Mrs
i , i elia Pomlatiwcz, a widow, resid-ing
respectively at 318 and 320 An-gel
Alley.
The police alarm rang arjoat 11
o'clock and Officer Redmond ans-wered.
He Was summoned to tn'e
name of the widow and when be
Informed that an at-tempt
had been made to enter her
hW presidency
the members
In assuming th
Kearns thanke 1
the honor eolfc* ipon MrU
made an address' iu which he
piessed his opinion along certain
lines which he believed would bo.
tor the beti«pne»£ ov the organiza-tion
He i* »©t on fnvor of htirh-
,,,-iced p:ofessionalism but A"?;
„■ anKiteur athJ.'ti, and
In.
kordinTw» ,u' ,
stated ',|:'
h-e badly ™n
room is requir
IS
|Ton of
suptr-lt
the
teete i
id as
ad neen niuiie i« cum •■— ia.... «~— .
house. A window. Jl»d..be«...f^u ,,,-at local talent K- h -.do
and ,-,n,neu-,nan was seen stand- ail branehe, of atnl- - He^favor
l»'on the fence fcachln. in throu.b lh , 1-^1 I,■■ uu « ..
n\u> window Ue had a rev. coat In an(i ia of the uei.<i uiai u
t mnai when the woman was sud. is r,„resented In Wj^^
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
l . William s. Campbell, of Son-ah
ihocken, and the Bevente mtn an-
I nlversary ol the marriage of their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. lUd
Mrs, Harry P. Wood, of H mdr.r&on
Mai ion, formed an Interi I I: i
event, it has boon the custom to
j celebrate these three ami vi
' at tfte same time and the (oli
'tiou 04,'iho liflietii anniversary h?i
[been looked faruuird to r.'id.planned
; for a long sime. As Mi.. Septimus
i Wood, howover. .has been critically
ex- | 111 for some time" and particular!)
so on Kow'Teav"'' day, the v-unlon
ei all the children and. grandcnii-dren
liiis year could not I" C.kll<.-£
a joyous one. Mrs, Woods eouW-tion
is not Improvi lated
y eaterday.
Mr.
for
and
great ex-ponent
of Americanism and took
'great pride in the fact that h« an
(,-tors wore Americans for several
; generations back
Deceased was always Interestel
ID the affairs of her borouR'i and
to
town betterment Since tlw t?m< of
its organization she was an e -U\•■■
m< mber of the Alcott Club. Lha ob-of
which was for mutual Im-provement
and diSCUSSion of im
portant questions of the day. This
organization was originally known
aB the "Active Association" and
was started by the la«e Mrs. Mary
Patterson Beaver on Nov. 2ft, 1892.
The association met al regular In-tervals
and some of the subiei Is
discussed and which papers were
read were "Temperance Progress-ion,"
Parliamentary Order" and
"Suffrage.1 On August 11th,
RUTH GLASS CO, 10
;E IT
■
be
ie
ren Retarded.
room is serious
Ipils. as pupils m\
where room cat'
|a means some chi
, grades other
thould be, and aft('
jnditions, the supe
Irleii that one third
fin the Harry street a
IhoolB, with the exc«
fgrades, will fall of pr
IF..binary. Mr B
Llvised the children Oi
len.s be given Beparate
upon entering school
|d of a term in order to
, instruction in English
[nd thus at them for the
IU.I work Many of those
, retarded because Ot
UlHarlty with the Bnglish
donlv awakened. She sounded an
alarm and the man beat a hasty re-treat
when oilier Redmond ar-rived
he was told of the attempted
robberv and made an investigation.
, but found that nothing was missing.
! while looking around he Baw I
af- I wlndo wot the Wood house rai
,|„. coming sea in. the representa-
,w. tetvin Should be Picked from
.,„, wams in'ihe Industrial lx;agu?
Mr. "KearV asked former prosi-i
'crawtc-il. who also managed
i in.'foot ball team, if he favored a
tinuance of professional toot
ball -Mr. Crawford replied that I
and awakened Mrs. Wood, who was f ^ duJ.,nf, ,,„. ]ms, H0.!SOI1 aid not
asleep with her -duldren in the so.- ■ ,.i-|fl|B „,„.„ as ,he Vear previous.
ona8tory. Her husband was not at ^.^^ „,.„ „„.,„ were some
! players on iho team who wore con-
< i rumlly ai"'' ■<" increase
M ,ved tbat had Kronch
3ROKE INTO HOUSE
FOR RADIO WIRE
Anthony Jackowsky, aged sixteen
yeai ; ling al 862 East Elm
,:., cellar ot
Jaood I.ukens house at Sixth avenue
Fayette atre t. shortly before
noon yesterday morning by Thomas
Pllklngton, of ESast Fourth avenue,
. aretaker ot the proix
The boy was turned over t" pollce-m
m I leorge Ruth and plain) in a
cell in the borough hall. His father,
Joseph Jackowsky was notified
t home at- the time. A hurried te
ivestlgation was mane at the Wooa
I,,,,,,,, and II was believed nothing
r™fth Beer was in the home
IVf Mrs. Pon.ia.iwe/- B colored man
,. Jut the alley acting In a BUS-I
Sous manner and he was placed
arrest. He was taken to the
poUce atatlon and I was tound he
Ss employed at the Iron mill anj
lived in one of the camps. Officer
ulncnd and lleald WU to -am
he iron mill and Informed the
udunan of what had taken place
and be-remained
v ith the tc m the town would have
had the greatest team, not only in
the Dsst bin also the West and that
,.,9 Uam »-ould have been able to
mahe moiey. He. however, ox
,,.,»gel«hhn-idf as being through
the
New Machinery Will be In
stalled to Supply Increase in
Demand and Factory Will
\\ ork Double Turn
WILL START TUBE MILL
Tito Ruth Glass Company, of this
borough is making preparations to
greatly increase its production in
order to supply the demand being
made upon them and will install
additional machinery In their plant
at Tenth avenue and Hallowell
street.
The basement of the factory Is
being arranged to house the now
machinery which is specially de-signed
for the manufacture of borae-tbe
name ot the association was o[)athic viiUg and ig the m08t modorn
.hanged to the Alcott Club, i no machino on the market. An order
officers chosen were: president, ^ ^^ placed tor a number of i
Mrs. Emm. cavanagh; vice i - tlu, machlnt,s and it j8 expected that
.l.-ntS-Mrs. James XRWwart:^ bix 01- „,ese will bo delivered and
,„,, M^" S«A Bur£ Se ^ '« I"«"- "■»<» ,0 bl> "Ut 3a 0P- Sure, Mr Conrad _Burke. Tbe ^.^ ^ ^ (wo wocks_
'"■"" ,rU" "' "'" ^ ; to When the new maenmes have
Mrs. Cavanagh as « > ' " -• beeh Waced ln 01)eraUl)n the plant
serve as its head through all tl. * turn_ M
V""S TV\1
,a?u"'l.;nn. of ,h present ttn.6 tuo company is un-club
was held d he ''"' ; al)Il, t0 „iwt the demand ior thi
president on Wednesda>. n.omb.r ^^ ^ ^ ^^ .^ ^
[deceased enjoyed excellent, health workingJ+Um ** th. past
suffered from an mack 0 DbM ^ naturally increase 'the
,„„„ whi.h she never ro.oveied. cMjJJ^Wjl « J ^ ]
,„„ough able to be about and at- j^dtjMWJJ^J ™*
Jiff Mao. December 14th was „,e work of several men
SpeUed to take to her Led and The glass-blowing mill
Th.
•\Vc.inl
nnintj
; I (III
Thi
11 re
er ha
the til
'•CltuJ
•■iink.J
able
and
oral
ramp]
for al
of tlj
Im all
iniv II
.Imii
jne^i^
and
era.
Mil
Com
on U
tn
hock]
in
Pou
laini
Bt
duci
I'll si
lias
the
fine
mini
of
anil
Clvl
Cha
i !ou
Una
II
ahoi
that
fail
tog'
—ti{r~ tin
the
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th
Iklng of the propose! Junior
liool. the superintendent
I ,. had the plan corn-id
informed the board that
bhool will necessitate more
in the grades and that it
Ian additional expense.
Enpbell stated that the gj
fof sud, importance thai he
Inouid consider II at a snecta
With the hoard as a com
(of the whole. It was decided
ihis.
Continuation School.
»te inspector has made an In-lion
of the eonttnuatlon
Conditions and commends the
■ for maintaining a school
the,, the number was loss than
requirei but during the
[the attendance increased to
lhitemarsh district has no
latlon school and Iho State
htructed the district to es-one
immediately. The de-bt
suggests that West on-
Iken and Wbitemarsb combine
lchools With the one In this
„ neither of the former
llave manual training
I" and make one good school,
ftricts to pay their propo.tiori
|re for operation and th«
lays one-hat: the cost.
Uhocken has :<* PUPll« '« <""
Lion school and there an,
■shohocken rosiaonts. subject
■child labor laws, employed -n
■Continued on Page BIX)
■
iii..d missed a coat
\
M
th<
am
ing
of t
Th
! appeal
mlorii
that "'
own a
The (1
pn a> he
ho had (
ind a vo'
bit wife.
Of cloth in
and wife.
The man
Burgess De'
know nothii
He said he
last Saturday
Del., and had
was leavl
phla u.st even!
turned became
along the alley
directions given
in order to
Officer Reunion
could produce wl
aT they saw t
in the alloy on th
The Burgess turns
u, M««iati t. L,uihi
held tor a furt
„, t.30 o'clock this morning, li
,,„.„• Redmond, a watchman at
. [h t-,e "g'd'l diggers" and
vnttd that th" ->me be run
same * 1* was previous to the time
,f the Association when the player,
,vere wUling to take their propor-onate
share of the profits at
season. He also OX-thai
a purely local
not be a paying propoal
ose of tl
iin'i » •--— . -^
.„ ^ ,„,iice station ,., eased »
"urneSXnt ..uantity o,c,o,i,-„,«^mll of tlu. fa,t that the
h,C. he had found in the camp ||^ •J^* sl,,„,,(„. „,,„, than
PriSO,'n''; the \^ Mr. Wood p-.cal Uleit.could furnish.
"10? ,; ' at on house and. Mr. Reams urged -ha. the Asso-
^n "- : -?! -' c.aU« •* H conjunction with th.
hearln "" compelled bed ana m VHNTMVWUW -*"Vr- ^Z
Light - aftcin Anthony condition grew gradually worse company located at Mm ana sano
,,, her .e-ith 'i"",-',s' Whicl1 haS b0eD ,n°PeraM,C
"BLSL beTng connected with the for a number of years following a
Moot, luh she was also a member r.rr in which the build.ng was part-of
Vida Sdge, Daughters ol Re- ly destroyed, is being put in cond-
; la lj0 tion to resume operations and It tt
Seeeased is survived by two „„„„„.,, ,„;■, the plant will ba
toSSJ! Florence, M., wife of ready by the latter end of the
William Moore, residing at homo, lnonth.
•ind Bvaline, wife of Charles Wells, \ At the lower plant only tubing is
manufactured and a large per cent-age
of the output will be used
Miss Man !•■ uahan. for many !
.,„ of this borough,
died yesterday at her bo.ua, Tb'i-tree!
that e n in i'lio the cellar
v. Ith the hope of finding some «Ire
with which oi complete i radio '
he is MI al a - 'nine-.
The boj waa given n severe repri-mand
and allowed to go in the CUH-
■ of his fathc r.
TO VISIT HAVANA
of cblcopee Palls,
Mary Lenahan.
oi t.'s Community tenter for
M. and Mrs. Francis 1.. Freas and
daughter Doris, of Has. Ninth ave-nue,
will leave tomorrow afternoon
ior a six weeks' trip to Florida and
Havana. Their first stop will be at .
Jacksonville and from thero they teenth avenue and Fayett i
will go'to Mlama and thence to alter a short llines-
Kej West and across to Havana. Miss Lenahan was a de out u.eni-
The trip has been arranged in hope ber of St. Matthew's parish,
thai it would prove beneficial to She is survived by a BlsUi ', KiSI
Mr Freas who has been in poor Bridget, with whom she res cert,
health of late. A few weeks ago He The funeral will be held from lei
bettor suffered a Bevere^ttack of tonailitls |ate residence on Monday morsw^
• .._ _«.!„ »« rent ... o in ,.-,.i„nir Solemn 'lisn Mass
,.' jw to nis w.iv. community. He staled that a drive
"n" ''',' '" ,,,e,.d and the wouW be mid- lor now members
"": ""rued to loam that aI1(1 fIlit a >Pt< ial effort won,,, be
"»"?£ ,, threo coats made to hav.. the delinquents pay
»» i;"" , oconging to U1) The borotlh will be districted
in.it d evory article ,,„, „ eapUin «•<> lieutenants will
thonging to himself ,„. , inted to cover each district.
S belonging , " tot QJtk,, trustees being ,
.,„„,„.„ b ',,':,:„ pay oTlo.ls still ow,m; ,,,.,. and return fully restored to
ta ■"''"- , , , , hall and soccer teams health
that it was illega and reiused to
do soun.il the itstructions were
,.„ a. a ret-ular meeting. This
action was taken o«. Tuesday even-ing
and the hills wil. ba l>a.d
d as soon as he was able to get at 8.80 o'clock. Solemn High Mass
,l,„ut snbniit.ed to an operation for |, .{..quiem will bo col.b.ate.l in m.
,he removal of his lonsiis which juatthew's church at 9.30 oeloci» nnn
left him in a weakened condition, the Interment will he ma!3 n -t.
The Freases will leave with the Maltl.eWs m-v. cemeterj
best wishes of a wide, circle Of
the upper factory of the company.
However, additional tanks Will be
installed with the idea of market-ing
the surplus among other glass
working concerns.
The plant* Is located in easy ac-
' cess to both railroads.
All glass companies in the hor-
!ough report great increases in their
volumes of business and 1923 prom-ises
great things In the industry.
LEE TIRE AND RUBBER
nhout the
,e to the local plant
,rning from Smyrna,
»mpanied a Brian*
tor ;1s Phlladei-
,and when he re-friends
for a successful trip and
thai Mr. Freas will he greatly bene-
WILL REPAIR BRIDGE
Is about
Adults ■>»■* ch i
„ now forming, Bllsau
; St Che.
io-:7 tin.
and was waikius m(.diately. The amouit
$100. ,
The Foot. Hall Commtttie reported
that the season was finisied with
unpaid hills in .he- anount of
8293.75 which are on hano an., a
Hotel-ins ,,,w other small bills whlCl have
[it previous. not ;is yet been receive*,
William S. Campbell, Mturh
(I'll Hallowell and lalward (lark
wore appointed a committee i
audit the accounts of the Foot Ball
Committee and also tho boohf of
the treasurer and secretary.
oiiowing out the
i, by a Btrang •
his camp.
i.,,.,,1 ihat he
that would
case over
kJpni B was
Dallas Taylor Davis
Dallas Taylor Davis, one ot the
oldosl and best known residents of
the lower district of Upper Merlon
township, died in St. Francis' hos
pital, Philadelphia, on Wednesday,
B jed about seventy-throe years.
The eoupty commissioners mis HIB death was due to a stroke of
morning answered the petition of paralysis Which he suffered m
District Utorney Rennlngei forjthe Christmas Day.
,,,;,„. repaira to DeKalb streett Deceased removed to Upper Mer-tlssionera
told thelion forty-nine years ago and settled
that a( a„ tlrfleB they have Bt Mechanlcsvllle, where he lived
,, Brtel lhe ,, ,v ,,( the people continuously until after .the death ct
by placing extra watchmen on the his wife, about, twelve years a, .
structure to distribute the traffic un- when he broke up housekeeping and
,11 legal sanction might enable .hem since then he has made
to build a new bridge.
{. class-lUln
(sement READ THE RECORDED, $1*0 Y*.
OUR Gas and
Electric Bills Are Due.
Have You faid? Note the
Star—Save the Discount
among his Children. He was em-
! ployed as a florisl and gardener on
various estates along the Main I.me
until about three years ago wleu.
owing to failing health, he retired.
I Deceased is survived D*
sons and one daughter aa
James Davis, ot West Cons
en Owen Davis, of Wayne
I (Continued on Pose
Among the tire and rubber stooki
which todas figured m gains ol
nd i. point was Lee Tire ft Rub-
;,, ,. Whlch recentlj reported that It
had no bank loans to meet and that
„i, ,,, payable*, except current
monthly expenses, had been elimi-nated.
The latest available earnings
rt of the company, as of October
,howed that tor the ten months
11.98 had been earned on the ioo,-
000 shares of commo" stock as
Inet the annual dividend reciulre-ment
of V a share. The conpanys
consolidated balance sheet .showed
current assets exceeding liabilities 9
to 1 ,und working capital equivalent
to $20.90 on the Stock, which toAay,
sold around $-'•>. Net tangible ais.
were IBs equivalent of $28.06 a alia
Because of the fact that the corrlo
|g a dividend payer, it has attr;
:, following who regard it aa a
onaii'.;. a.nactive investment.nr
"^. ition, yielding at $30 IJ
,--nt. with added
ty ot an
orals
community.
'.or the Burgeai
voted a thorough WWorse-sentimenta
which he had
I
Beting it was voted that
nocken Ix-ague should se-
.oariy membership ticket
forHi.i. iiiiul.-iy Conference" held in
l'bllkidclplii.i Uu- the discussion of
Leljpsl tters.
also voU'i dial tint,
table 11
^^^SBBB"
si£\ic voted to give a prl
the children of the Oral
Parochial schools for tl
ay iHI "Citizenship."
oiiowing notices were nivi
the chair, Mrs. Downs:
ionday evening, January lot
ai .. o'clock in the P. O. S. of
ball mole tlie chanse in meetinjl
Ida • i the fl^nshohocken League wilt
ho d its next mass meeting, to which
all townspeople are lnvlted5*toT|ea
Co inty Coirfmlsstonea Mr. Hatneid.
Mi Harper and afr. Bre&dy will
sp ak and Mr. Gilbert Kox will :,.|-J
dr. ss the audience on "The. AlnM
an i Objects of the Pennsylvania iior-|
on [ha Association." The member*1
l Council will be the
nor ai ibis time.
ylvanla League of Worn-ill
bold an lnter-t.'ounty
nd Luncheon at the Hel-iiii
Hotel, Philadelphia,
1Mb.
(ihocken League will hold
cake sale on Saturday
ii unuary 20th in the home
Of Mn i Wood. Jr., Plfth avenue
street
The regi ar monthly meeting of
th-- Conshohocken League will be
heiid on Thursday, February 1st. at
2 {o'clock,
The Norristown league will give a
Bridge Party to raise funds on Feb-ruary
13th, In the Norristown City
Hail. Table reservations may be se-cdred
from Miss Bertha Marry, Nor-ri
.town.
FFERING WITH
BLOOD POI80NII
proprietor^
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