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®I)c €onsl)ol)ockctt ttccoriter. Established 1869. \... 6721 i ONSHOHOCKl N, PA. llhliW.IWI \VA 25. 1938 PRH I IWmi \is Board Accepts \ru Annex to II igfa School NeH \rlilili.,i| I >.iii|.| 1. ..t i sal of 1134.292.62. \ PI \ Projcrl - I VI ft > DM K\ I -I Building Read) for Ocrupan-r\ after < leaning Fed-eral Granl - ■ ■ ■ ■ tli* purri, ■ ■ The hew annex to Obi I official n pletton ■ddttloa to the present edi- J ■ mint H ■' s*w II At an ndjoT srhoo) BOO 7 the high ■. btuldlng with I imcltir \ ol The exceptions arc or minor na-' ture oi.:. m slight changes In conform with ttaM They can be made within ■ short time Irvin Ristlne mail.- '"'"'^^'^^.^(loiirl I phoids Alan WoodSteelCo.MayAbandon Dogs Ml ark Tow ii ship in Ore Mines Due to Freight Charges Cat, 1$ o I ll ItiiiMihi! IMan lii-m 1 iln- Site Ri (ut IVtiiii illi'llt- Refiu .1 o( Op e It M.iin M.-IN" lirllir In REPLAI 1 1)1 M PS Ruling Become* Final Janu ;ir\ 31. Will lliiniii.it.- Present Nuisance Uilr Rescuer ■ Irrs ■ ■ ■ ■ i nil I'aiH'l \ ■ "■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I ■ I ill f l.nxl \\ III) Itll-tV Nail ■ ■ ■ I road. Qulptl Milts, ■ ■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ft id" nf I pper Merion < mi- ■table Painfully Injured Remiin*; Pel Cal n:i \li l) \i HOSPI1 \i Treated ft iili Serum to Prevent Tetanui ■ Three Ituriicd in Theatre Fire ■ i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Sa\s Taxes Take 10% oi Earnings Rotariani Told Everj ''» ployrr \X,,rk- _' Day. .1 V ••• I to Paj 1 "-1 nf GoveraavJ ( OST Oi I'Hue, 1: I S| Population Increase II'' -1 I'H i and I on lilt rr.t-r ">81 ' *)\ Cases for Storm Docs Grand Jury Much Damagi ■ U ■'. State-, roes LO ■ lo Registe Rejn'stral ion Plai new an H irry Ellam ■Wllllllllll Prior to Adopting uw I ■ the building toil The buildltw was found virtually twd) for oc- » iipnucv. with the exception of Lifiht and airy, the building in- ■ i random concrete cinder block pain tod grey-green on the :.:!(■ in ill" upper half Floors and corridors :'Unit tile in deep mahog-any and dark green Drcapanev school ofltcials iiop.- to hav»> the :i service within a lew ■ ■ mi their pn i I lit I Sri f'»r \ ariou- Dt*lri< i« in mblet I ir-H.ill. I >Con»id Bower* ' aee Tomorrow. None taked to Be Excused. Loral ft t*roen on .lur\. Sched'.i!*- ihdicl- • mint) * iliaen- Mn-i be Registered lo \ on .ii \1.iv Primaries, ill rlliuii I ■ r will be 1 U'tllUKl I WUnu I- ■ ' dogs ■ d hurt the I lamaac : 1 1nu1 n1 . Righl i" Maintain Sen ice. The worst storm In thl . bone One ■ mnau 011 rorrential Raini I lamaae Streets and ft.ilk-.-ft ind« oi Gale Fa rrees Virei Dinner Marks Srw er Job Ligon nth.- hut nighi and Iff! I i ntiatft' in In this boroutih. four depn ■ ten, under the itiu- ■ :' 1 r the rcgi I ■ ...... in busy The , - Sector and Jones 4 ■ tntracton Lifton and I nterl tin Borough t.il- ami Other Gm 1 elehralion ol i ompletion nj Sewage s\Mem. -t-huli will be opm on Uu tor the dlfTfrt'ii' ■ rfffciiiKt s'-wi'i ■ ■retn the new annex and the new am t I daily IB occupancy. A loiiiplete interior eleanlnn - houn ■ ■ ■ ■ Wtio will travel throughout irv and March to I ofa r Amh! .,,,,.,. 'iced "i a"*' .uoreioi'k to lUrect pttaitodaji OantAmil faainalM ' ]"1' A "aturaI depression m '<* rurther treatment t't. ntui 1 ill \ .imjMiL.il i, I the grmtnd thw County Contracts for n the lower m ,. ■ pessary before the building can ■ 0ll^ ■■■■ i. bui llils could be done within H ireaX it is believed. The building cannot until the -fv.-r connections are made however and water rannot rVbniarv 21-33-21 W. P.re Com; ■ nue. Am-bler 21-23-24. Town hip ■ . ■ A 1«■-.'■■ •■ a larRn j ' I hole visible near the sidewalk tO- ' ' d;<'. The irortcmen are retmiring tbtj i cry County Iletiioi . preptMi tot i N ■ Iday nighi on "f the P.1U1 All.. ■ plumbers who wfl.ooo.ooo.ooo a »e..i■ win •"1.000 000 000 ■ ail arei ■ ' ' ' ■ ■ iriftiis he ■on financial reports each HI idea ol bgataMBi ountr) i-itulatlon and the lanwis kind- i>: tlie new law- He exp) period of ■ ■ ! attention ■ OHIIMIIlH all call I"' tcood roads, higher sal- I ■ ■ jHior class ■rtaa than ■ workman has mon ■ ■ tax bill has moved alonr Bggg| ■ . li.st with - ii.usement. ■ Radio System was or-k* I - ■ " n I*"" ' ItlUlU B) sit:ill Hil.1 Ul - damage and expect to have It baek|den<d by the Montgomery Couutv \ to normal shortly. Ccrnmlsakment. Friday altemoon ■ be turned on US the buildim; until ,, thai Mine n was passed placing the matter of sewer connect! > hands of the Building and Grounds Committee to secure as prompt, action as possible One or the turn tenth, unofncially as a date for occupancy. Tlie new semester ' 1 Tills; occtipanc". i: sewer connections are ' Mil", I Ml Tlie total cos! Of $13429292. the Bgum preseuied to the board last plBfal bv Barri Metlurtkr, is ap- '■ lv S20.000 over the e«- pectetl Ull for the new an:.- ted the cost at $119000 Tie P tttl of all blame in the board felt this beyond their aW II ' ' Har- Dg North Coventry hitch Khool drawn, the estimated cost pin lit nf in , I : Mil' ■ wife, 31 Park avenue, M huh Sdiool Build- . i Borough Hall We I tOOaCOn Stewart F. ■ Man !i :i-4 c; Spangler't Oarage, Ol Wvndn, Ship Building, Barren Hill Exonerated for (iirl Coaster's Death A roroii' ■ !. R I) -' at $104000 With the cost or land and minor Items, the n I ■■illy $113040 Overruns In estimates, as pre-sented to the bonrd bv last night, are as follows Preliminary work Land '■>lned wher. car on . Ihe Jury's ■l death. with a companion. Eleanor E-hcker. of j jflnTi'i North O'v.ii'r-. Tnm i:id died of Ml Febru ■ | " H Mr-leader, it ■ the Job of whipping into i the i". length to the ■ ■ tfaMU . • ,1 Hi, eomnilfct ■ rield aommtttee ■ cars. Mot . mt the ■ committal ■ and elect all 'onv ('- inini:.sl')iicrs Friday attenioon The Bell Telephone Compam re A rmnnirt cnllliiL- for the eirpen- KMSJ1 ported 475 telephones out of ser- dhure of $87fi0 for the furnishing vice !■ Bucks and ■ Contractors g^UMC.a fractured skull shorily after be- Design and engineering Legal fees Miscellaneous <fire insurance* 1.17608 ling admitted to I' .nor bmls-vhen thrown from the sled I The accident occurred 142 911 Bfteen ininuies alter RcilMiydcr ■ parked his machine on the Grant A grant of forty-five percent Trom the federal Public Works Ad- (Conllnued On Page Five) Interest Aroused in Birthday Kail Much Interest throughout this section Is evidenced In Roosevelt's Birthday Ball, which will \»- held On Saturday night at the Elks' Auditoilum. Norrisiown to aid in the drive to eliminate in-fantile pal County Commissioner James W Potter is general chairman of the HB Tra-v Philip Co1 Kllcovne are vice chairman and Hon Hiraai vice ehalrman and also chairman o' the (ratarnal eomaitttea, $21,252 fi'_'| 111'! where tin- children I Ing In order thai the-, niUTlit take synder said he parked the car " dose as poo Ukla to the curb. ■ .1 J Wemert. of the tor Patrol, tan the accident two hours after it' ■- the 111 - HIP Coronor Wilslow J Hll-lKJIlg. In exonortng Reifsvnder of all criminal responsibility, the jurors found he used poor judgment In parking " :md without lights. ''■"-■ R«rw< i:i(! rain. No p, «itlai lor- took ear* of to. operation within aiaautmateij • emeni or the award was. in\,/(h!^'1VMn(.r ,t1'" ' own down on rarl Harm P rtt « Tnwlt council ingerous. Pred 0. Cowic ■ lactelphhl Electric Cot, 52 Cases of Contagious Disease Plfty-two cases of contagious disease have been recorded within borough limits since JaniHU Of this unusually high number. are measles one chicken pox and one scarlet fever. All the cases have been quarantined by Hea'h Officer Thomas White. Woman Attacked by Dogs \>k* $5000 bitten by two dogs while \ialklng on a prop Ro ui Plymouth I r tor $5,000 imed the defendanl and is ofaarged with be- ■ i ' m permitting ihe in the action The woman claim Ol lie she M walking on ,m adjacent property ■ ■ 117 W —Advertlteuirnt Court (.rants Paroles to Two In a decree handed down by Judges Ooraon and Knight, Ben-es-tord Dannla, 19-year-old Norns-town Kagro was granted a imrole Ing two rears in the county prison for a series of hold' pi m UN Demus was arrested In Boston. : ■.16. and brought back to 0 where he pleaded guilty before Judge Corson to Uw ups and an attempted robbery. He was sentenced to three and a half to tea ■• A imrole also was granted An iiinski. alias Andrew C Sliuler. of Norrlstown, serving six In the county jail tor steal-ta| $300 worth of loot from the format Norrlstown Club, Norrls-town Shuier was committed Oc-tober 15 when he pleaded guilty before Judge Corson. reel Ambler Edwin J : !' Alma C Purdy. Bridgeport: Ammon Spachl. laborer. Vine street. Stow.': t Toqui'.. neri Park ;; R D 2: I Narbenli. (own: Anna II V"'ii. .ii'd and cited thai ft i wood food lumb*'!' ran) there ihould IK' a popo* ■ Kpi-eclKH. a eomblnaLlon which a| . should peared einintntly suotessful L. M .liave o populalion ,>i H.IKW pemons Oainea. BalUnno ,,, snimi,i ■ :tO(Hl for each I '; there should be ■ o Then-ad* wj banks as were ■ Inch njaj saio i wyed the gueata to and Il;,. linnet Presldenl ol Town Oou ■ | H aid we can not expeot Father, Daughter pan; • pairing ■ and rain • title, chief piob-.-n n oOoer ■ ■ ■ ' in west ConihohOBgen the go* \feakle I to h giren iiuarters in ....■.«.• the old building, according to ■ iiately ■ *onn. : of the count] hard hit Trees were uproo- .,rw,t tnm ,i , ••■lephone and electri 'wires were ripped down and much pyntr men are to be gmpl Courtcinnen|to hi e improvement ' 1 OOO.tHlOOOO buUdl ... period i, Plnhp i ■ ilia- Kellj Ji nn A irrtn Bup) .., but pointed oui that smith and An :U?A Revenue at n li one or the most effl- In the Uniteo Borom;; L, bound bv i ■ .: I A Talon* ru> He explained how cert Councilman Ed-ward William n William P returns are ■< ked and atalogued: how and to Wl ■ ■ .1 ui..- Wood. Oeoc| K ml . ; | I refund or $20,000,000 In overpaid tax* s and smd there la runounl that should have been paid Be ta> Tast for llitrh Seh(»oI Comedy Aunout.i ■ h BchOOl plav The production, a three-aot coni-lll" will ..Bl.r.j..month in Ihe ..!' I<1 soon. The cast comprises Marilyn Mil-lei. Ruth Hippie. ftOd I Preai tram the tenth pade; Olive Pn i i: !■ Iwood Rob- ■ llfeO and Albert Oreenbaum from the re DoctfPfrarth and Oeorge Dobbins from the twelfth grade. mage done : .. the radio The-, are to DO Autom lataad how to lile income taxev !lo-|)it;il Patients ' ' rotaed, but It Is under- I K homes were without lights and the st0od thev will be paid at the rat' the greater While his elevTrTv^ar-old dauah- USP of ,rU>pIinnPS ' of $1800 annually. ... I,'* i«,f- *= ... nniV.r t I TI "* " bad ni*hi to°- tnr a[r P°r six vears the Moid: n h undistributed pronts could b III rtrJSthf; HJ^!» Pr'iiflAPI trafflc All planes were ordered , to MTC the payment \-raoL meatmen fo sLrnt^occic li^ ' -™ Finally it I Mends and - foot wiimer Bath 515 !■ :A> swe(,Pln« ncross •** tor th.- paeaaao of ■ ipectaJ act of '" amshohOOk- "»?*» , „ ot , ',h*' Leiii--lature empowering Third • I A high tension line on State road cjass counties in the State to ex-it police radio down putting out ■, ,n lor ■ mil In circum-| "™Mim-.u.i,i. End Examinations The b«. Wind 1., ,,,H,. ,.,:.. f()r |»lUml,ers [iCCtlSe en school board, is in anotlni ward recovering from an operation for appendicitis Mr Bath was taken ill on Friday and hi siiiti-i.: was diagnosed Sun-oon He was unB taken to the hospital ■ emergency operati■>■ I ton lhi.s morning was re-well as possible Two more appi; xamlnations at borough hall today •he breaking of a number of elec ind viciii- Ity sustiending service In several The' daughter has" been a patient hundred !e at the hoepttal la I ... on. for mas have been caused bv being ■truck minutes, but the einergene-. ^T.u^mTb.e.r. ■ functioned dui gsnnrMatum of the school Mr B.dh and smi Wilnier. were not affected by the break engineer for Retain [l H Dew laws and said "»d Pom: ,. )„. m,„.,. .,,., eornmlttwo iroong the group who is sitting for the purpose of rc-elving these opinions. A K Taylor made a report on the eighth anniversary St Mark's (rains In Membership preparing to visit the daughter Sun ■!c»n when word was rv- ■ Mr Hath would have the hospital for an opera' BKTTIt: rtMES Despite the talk ot i definite proof . far as Si. Mark's Lutheran Church Is concerned For the first time since 1930. able to meet In fu I benevo-fixed by the Lutheran Synod The ; ;:;• based on membership, amounts to $1700 rearie Since 1980, the (hurcli could rn fully until 1937. It was 0 at the annual congregational meeting, Saturday night. Philadelphia Electric Company be trouble I he break-. Came around 930 ii.tti Bteem Topping oft the storm which had ternporartrj ping Ji.ni storm I They IN William I Igon. who is taking the ' and Joseph Its man plumber Three oiheis who took the «*- i passed aruooess-fuily, TI.I MeQutrns and Joaeph Snow The plumbing board consisting oi Health Offloer Thomas white, PlumbliiK i Buckley. ' ■ meet to hold aru ■ | Ihr . peek out their windows !■ : 1 ; and rained ben Just continued to rain B.V\K niVIIIKMW : arisrs which win reojuire their oon* T. K. f'M'R BIM1 II At a meeting of the I the T K Club will hold a bi*nc-directors today, the First National fit even! Sunday ol Bank declared a dividend of Hi treat Otnts pet tpltaJ itOOk beninnlng at 8 Proceeds Will be rrom •arnings of the past six donated to the Ittooag Ambulance months, Tlie drrtdend is payable fund WUtwr (Nornrskl I February first. [man the Paoll-Malvern-Berwyn Club last Thur I Clinton W Broitb of ^ \owi\ Club and William Painter. Jr of the Bala-Cynwyd-Narbertli Club dors Francis L Freas presided. Twenty six new members were re-ruig 1987 into SI Mark i Church, bring:;.. live, communing membi 510 add!: church's hi the 510 commun-ing memo* two hun-dred more, including children. Thil report Wl m- Reese P Davis was elected presl-niml congregational dinner meeting denl of the Conshohocken Sabbath held on Saturday rtlghl bool Union which met last 1 church soctaj roomi by Rei 0 E UI the annex ol SI Marks luth-b Mr Davis Sabbath School ; Inion Elects Officers the church was reported !lurch de- ■ cot s< II. mm IAI.S TO nsn \ t. I " copal Church. Other Officers elected were Rj»y Fiem Got M-thodLst, vice-president: Miss Mari' ■ I i. and 1th Ogden, of the First I BaptLsi. oeerol I'ovi ii. • s ,i. i iv BohOOUi comprising ■ddlUOn to the four Christopher Brennan. of Bridge- mentioned above Include Si Marks theran. st Paul-. Baptist, and together with other council om- Holy Trinity p E churches afl :: attend the bi-weekly, but one were represented at last oi Conshohocken Past, j night s raeetlng ii Pbreign Wan, Thurs- Plan i used for the I day night In Uk '4 Dally Vacation Bible School for' will be next summer. Which made for a benefit party Sunday but no dtfltlite action taken Otli-tughi at the poet rooms. plana were discussed.
Object Description
Title | The Conshohocken Recorder, January 25, 1938 |
Masthead | The Conshohocken Recorder |
Date | 1938-01-25 |
Year | 1938 |
Month | 1 |
Day | 25 |
Volume | 67 |
Issue | 23 |
Coverage | United States -- Pennsylvania -- Montgomery County -- Conshohocken |
Subject | Conshohocken (Pa.) - Newspapers; Montgomery County (Pa.) - Newspapers |
Type | Text |
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Date Digital | 2011-12-01 |
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Contributing Institution | Conshohocken Free Library |
Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
Contact | If you have any questions, contact Branch Manager at smason@mclinc.org or call 610-825-1656 |
Description | Conshohocken Recorder Newspaper |
Original Format | Newspapers |
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Language | English |
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Subject | Conshohocken (Pa.) - Newspapers; Montgomery County (Pa.) - Newspapers |
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®I)c €onsl)ol)ockctt ttccoriter.
Established 1869. \... 6721 i ONSHOHOCKl N, PA. llhliW.IWI \VA 25. 1938 PRH I IWmi \is
Board Accepts
\ru Annex to
II igfa School
NeH \rlilili.,i| I >.iii|.| 1. ..t
i sal of 1134.292.62.
\ PI \ Projcrl
- I VI ft > DM K\ I -I
Building Read) for Ocrupan-r\
after < leaning Fed-eral
Granl -
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■
■
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tli* purri,
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■
The hew annex to Obi
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official n
pletton
■ddttloa to the present edi- J
■ mint H ■' s*w
II
At an ndjoT
srhoo) BOO 7
the high
■. btuldlng with
I imcltir \ ol
The exceptions arc or minor na-'
ture oi.:. m slight
changes In conform with
ttaM They can be made within ■
short time Irvin Ristlne mail.-
'"'"'^^'^^.^(loiirl I phoids Alan WoodSteelCo.MayAbandon Dogs Ml ark
Tow ii ship in Ore Mines Due to Freight Charges Cat, 1$ o I ll
ItiiiMihi! IMan
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Site
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M.iin
M.-IN"
lirllir
In REPLAI 1 1)1 M PS
Ruling Become* Final Janu
;ir\ 31. Will lliiniii.it.-
Present Nuisance
Uilr Rescuer
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I ill f l.nxl \\ III) Itll-tV Nail
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road. Qulptl Milts,
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■■■
■ ■ ■
■
ft id" nf I pper Merion < mi-
■table Painfully Injured
Remiin*; Pel Cal
n:i \li l) \i HOSPI1 \i
Treated ft iili Serum to
Prevent Tetanui
■
Three Ituriicd in
Theatre Fire
■
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■
■
■
■
■
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■
Sa\s Taxes
Take 10%
oi Earnings
Rotariani Told Everj ''»
ployrr \X,,rk- _' Day. .1 V ••• I
to Paj 1 "-1 nf GoveraavJ
( OST Oi I'Hue, 1: I S|
Population Increase II''
-1 I'H i and I on
lilt rr.t-r ">81 '
*)\ Cases for Storm Docs
Grand Jury Much Damagi
■
U ■'. State-, roes LO
■
lo Registe
Rejn'stral ion Plai
new an H irry Ellam
■Wllllllllll
Prior to Adopting uw I
■ the building
toil The buildltw
was found virtually twd) for oc-
» iipnucv. with the exception of
Lifiht and airy, the building in-
■ i random concrete cinder
block pain tod grey-green on the
:.:!(■ in ill"
upper half Floors and corridors
:'Unit tile in deep mahog-any
and dark green
Drcapanev
school ofltcials iiop.- to hav»> the
:i service within a lew
■
■ mi their pn i
I lit I
Sri f'»r \ ariou- Dt*lri< i« in
mblet
I ir-H.ill. I >Con»id
Bower* ' aee Tomorrow.
None taked to Be Excused.
Loral ft t*roen on .lur\.
Sched'.i!*- ihdicl-
• mint) * iliaen- Mn-i be
Registered lo \ on .ii \1.iv
Primaries,
ill rlliuii
I
■
r will be
1
U'tllUKl I
WUnu
I-
■
'
dogs
■
d hurt the
I lamaac :
1 1nu1 n1 .
Righl i" Maintain Sen ice.
The worst storm In thl
.
bone One
■ mnau 011
rorrential Raini I lamaae
Streets and ft.ilk-.-ft ind«
oi Gale Fa
rrees Virei
Dinner Marks
Srw er Job
Ligon
nth.-
hut nighi
and Iff! I i ntiatft' in
In this boroutih. four depn
■
ten, under
the itiu-
■ :'
1 r the rcgi I
■ ...... in busy
The , - Sector and Jones 4
■
tntracton Lifton and
I nterl tin Borough
t.il- ami Other Gm
1 elehralion ol i ompletion
nj Sewage s\Mem.
-t-huli
will be opm on Uu
tor the dlfTfrt'ii'
■
rfffciiiKt s'-wi'i ■ ■retn
the new annex and the new am
t I
daily IB occupancy.
A loiiiplete interior eleanlnn
- houn
■
■
■
■
Wtio will travel throughout
irv and March to I
ofa r
Amh!
.,,,,.,. 'iced "i a"*' .uoreioi'k to lUrect pttaitodaji
OantAmil faainalM ' ]"1' A "aturaI depression m '<* rurther treatment
t't. ntui 1 ill \ .imjMiL.il i, I the grmtnd thw
County Contracts for n the lower m ,.
■ pessary before the building can ■ 0ll^
■■■■ i. bui llils could be done
within H ireaX it is believed.
The building cannot
until the -fv.-r connections are
made however and water rannot
rVbniarv 21-33-21 W.
P.re Com; ■ nue. Am-bler
21-23-24. Town hip
■ . ■ A 1«■-.'■■ •■ a larRn j
' I hole visible near the sidewalk tO-
' ' d;<'.
The irortcmen are retmiring tbtj i
cry County Iletiioi
. preptMi tot i
N
■
Iday nighi
on "f the
P.1U1 All..
■ plumbers who wfl.ooo.ooo.ooo a »e..i■ win
•"1.000 000 000
■
ail arei
■ ' '
' ■
■ iriftiis he
■on financial reports each
HI idea ol
bgataMBi
ountr)
i-itulatlon
and the lanwis kind- i>:
tlie new law- He exp)
period of ■ ■ ! attention
■ OHIIMIIlH
all call I"'
tcood roads, higher sal- I
■ ■
jHior class
■rtaa than
■
workman has mon
■ ■
tax bill has moved alonr Bggg|
■
.
li.st with -
ii.usement.
■
Radio System
was or-k*
I - ■ " n I*"" ' ItlUlU B) sit:ill Hil.1 Ul -
damage and expect to have It baek|den |
Rights | http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-NC/1.0/ |
Contributing Institution | Conshohocken Free Library |
Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
Contact | If you have any questions, contact Branch Manager at smason@mclinc.org or call 610-825-1656 |
Description | Conshohocken Recorder Newspaper |
Original Format | Newspapers |
Digital Format | application/pdf |
Language | English |
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