The Conshohocken Recorder, July 5, 1938

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SIjc €onsl)c>l)0chen fUcorfrcr.
EataMnhrd IW.'i. \„. (,7(,'( TI'UOAV 4ND rKUMT I o\>||OIIOI kl \ l'\ II l-IIW .11 l.i .",. |4iH PRICE: 1 W«i i I MS
Firsl Group of
\ acalionisls al
"The Pi«ea"
(>|p-.-r\r- \lllli*er-ai \ 5000 Wil.wss A
If ii II n i Bg 0 I
Soa|)ho\l)rrl»\
I lh..n \luilnr-. Fort) R#a*i
.in*) Girl* in SffMttl I
I ir-l t .rtni|i
TWO ¥71 IK- \ \< \ I M»N
Gurata Selected from < Ity'i
' <.H11<:»-II-I| \na-l\
ill\ I I. Il l».i\
-The PM
Ridge and OonatawMckan pikc-s
BiiiminlHn 1'" d'x-tvLiiK mothers
and chili
■ r,i ii- fjoati i->i ii
fort* .-iKhiii ea
TliiirMlij
Through us mtoomlai
rirj alter m OHM MIM
mothon MM forte; ban a'-'1 «llN
tin- Brat contingent m iht groups*
wbieh will arrive twice monthly for
u genuine count I \ vacation!
througlmut the summer
Mi.ss Louella Holland Ill Ball
Fifth mniM, chairman ol tin ro*
i i tUon cianmlttei
vi-- tad thi Ian* troua upon Ho :.
■coanoanM than b\ bu- to (tw
Ml oomforttbto IMMIM *t well back
I roll i I! if Hldge pike
Abo..t thirty ut tins tii'i group
1 spend u
week ill lln' vacation Immc
n niatnmg Ii« two U.
rh','^ £££ ..nun wnilniMil "" <'""™. WT»™
. iron, roll, ol ll.e Work- 1™""""' """' ■" " ..
,„,„> Pl.c, S..„lem.ii. HUM .ll.-|P»"'' » ''"'"" IjSEP-m
*^* I iinmvriiiK I
vnciation MIKl lh) ■ de-partment
ol fallow Philadelphia i
Wahe
of id
... morw .,■
I Ii- n \ Irnw mil Ktllg '■■■• ';,_
tlie fVPII-Rarer.
■ I »r..\ t- IIHMI
•i in 90,1 Seconds
M\|. in UNMI|{ SW HMl
* !rra StMnw i hrto • oui a.
lnlertYn-- \\ iili Km■rr».
Twa Royi Injured
I.. AskslH-sire Count, Settles Roa.l BoTOUffll Will
lor ( elebration Damage Claim r
Call $100,000
Sewer Bonds
hii-i 206 Snm UMII>. HI
llmnl-. .MHI Int. I-..| I,,
II. I'.ncl Jill, hull
\u.,,.i.,| \
.in*k.-n inn huve an all-! S^lili-imut ror clamant, to Lhc
part! o, Mr, Mm in,
July If (hi
.tfOt stulr- HlKil-
■Mp bon derby titan yevtciday in "*"> BOHta ML' mi tmttttt UBl<
The nil-.lay [ingrain will be
.'i P IVHaVM.
Pout N-i 129. American l>t>iun
dMbM at *• meeling of
toQOWlOfl the
NW b,--
l(ir«- Un* LfKiix.nairi's will .-otiseni
rably at u 1,-aiu,^ ■i.,\a\ tiefm- j
Judge Knight
Alt.-I J.'-UI lilt.. te-itl|(l..liV o( twin
i-fal eMat» men IIXIIIK Hie pjHMfMj
it i/Si"!.! which was acrfp(i*i] uv,
■..tw! that
the court was satisfied tin- trans-;
action wa.s a proper sett lenient
The hearing was lield on a peti<
i » «.» I <» K M
staking the celebration it willitloM ol »ttotnaj Uunrafl Straw-i
Tor the roiuity
;n:illv of.
OawfeBbaataB^ u<^ m»tt bn BH praa or ta the I-I- ' money in full set-derby
w now .. .,„!<„,,-. ..memory ,*'n'r ■!"■*< <>"'»■ *■**• '"■ '"'■■ "''■;■ Hie damatwi
, .! i iKnm Mrs Newman« property wjs
ti.ai win Hoa*. torn u, lh. mtndJl Tlie |mrr, rr,)Wd OI [|P((pUi ^LMM Mmj the n»d was eiei.t-of
all who wttnrued It [lined the lull |«nfth ■-! UM eeawl"' ,n ""' !■••*• 1,f ;l n'-'* brtdfl
Otmnr *15 Spring Mill !<»• both sides of Spring Mill M»-.««" u rHllroad at Bethavres
".lli U.H-.I K.-MI.-.H- Kail pa
II.n<- ( <iiii|il;iilil- II*ml
I'liin \(||ii-tin.-nl-
T-wn flnwndl will redeem 1100 -
000 00 of the S38I-5O0OU
sessinent bonds on July 10 together
Wllll the llitei.v: up tu that time
Notice ul tin- retlemjuion has MHO
Winner in CMUM A deli-ateil j vestenhu s race BMJ Tl"' r''1*1 •"s,;»'*" "1,,|» *h" m;ule sent i uiriotis bOMMtll of BMM
the Leataniuirei thm ■" ibPralsement of OH property I Uondx
Matthew O Connor. Wlnuer in Cliwn I ar^ sllrai.|PIl( ||Mip|t. w||(1 rnnaln ; both before the ci.^ructior. work TrW - ■ ■ ll bunds.
B in the final race and was award- j«| home on tlie Poiirth oi Jyfa U ulul af"'r *f'r'' BDWmfd Deager. were Lsstied in Mmvli 1937 at ttw
■d thi* firM prae. a bicyrle, donat- warrent a full day's program .Ambler and Warren M Cornell.| interest beminn rate pjf 5 1-2 per
ed by Postmaster James P Meanev if Uiey are to stage such a pro- Hatboro -cent The entire bond issued com-
'gtii Sliepjjurd. His time was 30 1 seconds. Mutt hew Bfrnn, Ihe members of the poat de-I &°th teatiHed that the value of. prised six hundred and seventv-alre
to know the sentiment of the j ,ne H"1*1 W1W •18.000 bffOM UwlsfWD WOO >sonds The intere.
PJoall in BBM that all arrange- Knide °' 'he road was rolwd aiidjriue in January and March
lie completed not later"21100 ■*•« •*• w"rk W;ls l'1'1 DSStel meetniK Of UWn
KKV II \\l Id. \l -M» !•!■ \KI»
Rev Dr J Have
Iwt'H ol Cold Point Baptist' O'Connor completed the course in
narlnd the completion ol S71 "CBB* "' »»■ I"'-'""! wHh
a bovs wrist «atch
in.- yeais m thai Paaalll ll Sun- ^^ „„. um, M,rond wiim^ 1M
each division will be entered in the
Plitygroui
Open
Ills
With
l;lair Elaisins
M...H 1 ll ,,!-.■- II.I.I ^. I-I
.l.i. .ii M.i.v II tt 1
I'.rk 1 ... I'l I ■■ III
«l III 1 - RAISI FLAG
than June M ■d
■MUM Ins sermon at the morn- pnj]8rjP|phli : |0M to
n the biblica' quutalion ^ (
Tins Veui UK*- the clergvinan mmM P;|rk Jll|v
reviewed Uw highlights ot ins P^-, Wi)|u.1. Chrnv nil| ■„,.„.,„ Jliro|>s
!a-w O-Oonnor
l ttaj B
native of, The fa&lest tune in lhc race was Rev Dt Sheppard
li'land has nerved
weeks tapofhUU pastorates
W ood FainiU
in He ii n ion of Road Fund
■km ■ H.I,>-
N V for
■
and
i numerous organizations He has a
marked talent in poetry tits verses
baring been published in nmntrom ^"Z'' ~f "''"^^:
The women and smal„l clnl.i.eo periodical* and in th. RECORDER r'
"f* "' "S " Kh fift) new im-mbers have
and whofceome living
ta the ncaaan tups Only girt
under 1'J and bow under 1 in . Ii
ululr ™ 'piwwww^P^g.'^Matraatl 'Ihe weather was Ideal and
Tt„ ^jSSflEfffJ^JS!. ■ «»wd MUmatad at .UHiroxim-.e. the park a. 1030 The entire as-
HH| members
the church roster, its
I churcli_
, been added t
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.'Xtrnsive liuprovi'iiienl.'; lu
recorded by Barton Bowman 42811
Leidv
came here for o trial run with thai
machine lie will enter in the Philn-iielph.
a laces He awj niuLiW- to
compele for any nt the prlees In
the first heat In Class A he nego-tiated
the distance in 28 1 seconds
and In a consolation race with
Cherry as a feature, he hung up a1
Cherry's ,
iiini' was 31 1 seconds
Tlie event
morning as i
council called [or Friday evening to
-» consider iff. I RaUtel
.in the Fifth ward was ,|,
SaOat'L B l'*l tllkakiif •**■ IWOaMM 01 luck of a quorum
Ii '* % t\r* I tl> III! lit I Borough Secretary Joseph Quini.
I received in writ inn approxim-ate!;
'weniv complaints to read at
'the meeting and a large numt-i
Fifth ward property OMHfl
M..rv..r.l HarU.v. \\ I
HnM Ratmioti ii /i.-lM-r'-
I'.uk. ul.l.-r (,,,,-1. K2.,
ii.uinf.M In U.. k-i
hi-- To* n-lii|i-
SUH Stai.■ lli^liuu\ Drpt
to Pi
Funtls Due Tlifiii
-MlllM.IHMI DM.
\a\> Honors
Local Sailor
John V Bonkoaai, Gunnrr*n
M.llr nil III.- IT. s. S, r.MI.IX
k i H..1 for ll.roi.ni I ii-
John A:
Improvements ai i .»■ "»■'-. Mim „f $13000 raised bv the com
during the year Include mstalUlion t|V|,.v smH|| rnllk.ri,Kation
of iwo n--w slii.wei baUaV aim 1111-.
praffDMnti tO 'He pluuibiiiu
Fact) group Ii givc:i a pi
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DescendanLs of Henry r mm .- ;.
|llartaret Barlow Wood, to the|a'»"n of Township Supervisor, JJ^, ■■■■*■**■■
was held yesterday| number or ninetv-three, gathered through its counsel Col John Mc- j There have been n.
Fourth of July fea-'al Zlebers park yesterday for their Da*» Snuth enteretl suit in the plalnLs filed with council and whil
'mpimpe' oorrggaann nhuass wbereenn o.miN-taiullreud. a,uvrepnuOeVtbLeatweceonurXChe°r"ry 8apnrtdn$JoMneilsl ',,-H_..fil, , annual ,nunion I' Dauph«in..,Coun. ty Cou-rt1 al.. Hamrvs. - 1 The first of the group arrived at burg, Friday, to compel the rv-
Depalrinent of Highway- lo pay
ly SOOO persons Jammed both sides j semblage WRJ present b" noon and
of the imiUf ■ , .(ii^| |M ta
been
cial features are arranged through
out the .season SWIIIIIIUDK. Bfhtal
untl hiking are a pail of Hie pro-gram,
together with instruction in
handiwork Shadow-|netureb and
plays are presented by thi |BfavJ
AlXMit tWO hundred a:
Rfl women and children are enter-tained
each season Tl <
Maasn#«UJ continue um.I Sept em-
1- , :.. -
r:\ecutlves
bBfj Josephine Spilman Ls again
house-mother of the country home
with Miss Charlotte Owens as as-
M, '.i.-ld WaWan v ill
again siipervL-" the kindergarten
work
Mrs Aaron L Hutli Ls ehalrmai
cf property and repairs M n 1
ace C Jone; chaiiimui of the com-mittee
on grounds; Mrs Wiley F
Corl. chairman of the commute
Motor Car
Hits Bull
thi course "hicli nt limes Interfer-1
g the various rorces l«row Tllp aflenioon and early ev-gathered
al tlie COUDOll
and were dLsappoinied The thve
limit tor ulna iewcr nafii MU n-
|iir.- toinnrn.w .uui thfJ prohiblus
I iiiAiirnilt-il Rnad M"' "•*rt"i "' c^phunl -
-wners before
(•he liens .ne hied However ihe "' NT| llhl1 Mrs Anthoia Bonk'«k
icomptulnts will be hafjrd
at the regular meeting OS Wedn- mmboai
I day evening of next week wlu n Pana] de trOTid b
wil be given raid in the Ttngtl
Nanking. China, last December 12
thi N.iu
— Department last Fndsn with a cita-all
of them have been given con-1ttflO not onlv for herofam dm
•IdmUon no adjustments have as attack, but also for aid to
yet been marie After the Fifth under fire afterward He received
ward complaints have been ennsiri- UM Rav] r
expected efforts win be;j,.-rotsm awards to teamen
made for adlustments in all of the Bonkoskt was one ol Uxm
Dei nrdi .., ,,,: ,
■ HI UK-mi*: reportid I
Prtdaj niKht in Unt Thej were u*utenani Ctmrk i; On
auvel. Frea, Mack guilt* thi ihlp'l OU) infdkfj OfB.
^resident A Rmduato U Jaf/arMtn Medical
rad the
,( IM;O-
\cii\itii-- Benjan .it Hulli
l'l,i\_i ..uiiil- I In- M-.i BffaJ
Proajan ••■ V •*• i \ iti»*»
■ ■
I
the afaf]
pan ■>■> the i«w-lebjmtton
' -luled fO
■
Mill set -
nue. slso a
■
handlul Of panooi were ; .
the Pin
tarj Kukimtri. k
over both pla'.gri.und.s pre
called the to OffJM
alter wlin ll she Hit i ovillceit BeV c |
1 of Rt Mark's
I.uiheran I
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] 1 Hampton was
I and BpOkC "t UW inde-heJd
bafi
HMl '.ael lie Wal . :
l,r \ll:., k .,,1,1 l.„ \„l |„
, those obfsr u
Kurvitota.
Hull Sli.lrs Down I Iiank-in*
ni Iili.. HimtKs *\
I'.ltl. of I ur.ll M..1..M-I
Mull Injiiml I- Kill.-.I
I l.nii.iL'i-il ' 11
over the Second Class Townships
of Pennsylvania NvJ unexpended
road funds due Ihem under the
terms of the Furman Act
H A Thomson. Secretary of the
BUte Association, said that under .Smith Supplee
the Act the Highway Department (Dnngaci
was required to tarn over any un-expended
Furman funds to the
townships on March 1. and either
and
Mi' Latin. Mevers. of Cedar I through gross Inefficiency or ne-
Klecl the Ififlhway Depui lineiit has
■ graduate .>i Jaffai on
ui HTJH sjaa roe
_. ~ _,"_ r~— Droa Kb home 1
Death Takes Heavy
Holiday Toll 'fhoma Allen Col luaii |jliarmn
I'lul.Mlelplii.
a letter 01 OOauaMdatfon !»v S.s ie-
Ttie derby was sponsorej ps ihe intaf ami llfVOtMl fo n pntgTam of
American legion The Inrge at-inaii' 1 nts and a busi-
Umdanoe fai dill the expect*-jIMlv( mM,tlng u.tlfn were read
: 1 he ''omniittei* in charge .
as well II Ihe police and preUm- fl°" U numb,,r 0t UlP tl^«"'"<«»'*
inarv armiigetiients made no pro-1 who were unabbl to attend the re-pinn
off the thorough-]union
f;ire As I rooutj the crowd swarm-ed
out on the course following em h ,,
1 1 aaadl the racas aan **** "*• ^"^^ J ""' — [fejw .0 ine aa to the require.
slowed , sociallon. who is Invalided n tier ,npms 0f the law
Tlie contestants in thi 1. ,,; ; .,,, („, r... rurman Act. upon ffAMi th'
complained of interference by the dent at Ihe annual election held at j court action Is based appropriated
large crowd at the finish line and 2, for the coming year Ham- Wood approximately ten million dollars
ropes fan obtained from Consho- of Vullev Forge was chosen presi- lo the Deuartment ot Highways ,
Charles Testa. Ninth avenue and hocken Fire Company No 2 and dent Other officers are Ollbert for expenditure in the mamten- "t"*" of th<" motor car «w«l i ','1 nWmi lriM"
Fayette street, is an expert al Michael Haney a nearby resident. Baumgard. West Fifth avenue thtsjance of township roads As il car-L °n,ly thr*,> P"™™ werre ki,w|^rTli2..
throwing lhc bull nnd these were used to keep the borouRh, vice president: Mrs Char- rled a provision requiring the 1by ,lrp*0'''« »*o in Pennsylvania 'l"' PBI"» "n«il>in,- l'«st Decem-
I'hls hut he Jaalliaatlfliul res- crowd off the cour-e Conshohock- les Shore. West Conshohocken sec- Township Supervisors to reduce *nd onp ln Maryland Motor OTaab-l081 l*1
r™r,™d »">««" 'he world
t«daj with eonipleie disreaaid for ,-,, oou^ cur nnd Hie Whitemarsh retarv: Mrs Man- Campbell East their budgets l>v an amount equal " on P**"""1 highways, however ■"u, """»;' precipitated tl
the te-luws ,.f 1 etna*. I Count] poUo* ^ driven bv Chief David Eighth avenue, this borouah trea- to the amount allocated, another'c'fllmed al |Pasl 2M ,lv"*
"iiuual Finn.'. patroOad the DOQIBf after r». Mirer and Mrs Nadine Atkins. Up-j provision was Inserted to guaran- tn'
ery heat in order to keep the final per Merton historian tee that Ihe money would be spen'-
PDIIOD ln| b) BUr-ttampi
M Old Olon ... .
pole b\ Qaorta Wlaanar Jr and
L*0 Strousc Blfiabtei Of Bov Seoul
rrOBp No I o| St Mart 1 tttheraB
church As the flag Boats
nig The
■tar Spangled B;<
Holx'rt C I.alldis sup.-:
vai tatroducad as the
principal speaker and d>;
excellent p . describ-indplei
for which the flag
i.n,d>. He wenl baek bo the yesr
tdted liie pligr::.
e.-iin- t- tie- New F:iu'l:ind shores
thi cerium
■ -1 liberty and raUajaui
freedom and then came the signing
"' 'he f>
Bred Ihem the principles
igbi Prom thai Ums on
ntiiitied to grow
stars and strij
while n hal been thnisi into war
.it different Untl it tatt
•■"i piavaUed Be dtod the fact
' any time the United State
now itndargotni treatmeni ui ine and
Tvata, wife and two friends
half
hohoetea eanrod
Ito Wilmington to attend ihe horse
hildi.ns amasements. and D , Twn
ol ener ol diplon ■', N lUom witi
The rush for hearties and lake! ^'loiuur the bOtahttH nambai
pare) R O01 an and Dr. Jolin D
Perkins are the physicians
othMpi
Two Rovs Inillrerl
in pired
Seven births, five weddings and1 for use on townshl proods after and river resorts resulted : i o| the 1 with esxepUon
I two' de'ath.rwere""'re^rded'"Wm's Ihe supeTviaors'had reduced Uirtr idr£wnin«s , !m iT.if*^ t1"""
when'the year Tlie deaths were William I budgets This provision required I _ R*P°rt's iro"i « ■*•*•■ ind thej WJ9 "»e El
casualty occurred Matthew O'Connor momentarily, M Wood of Uoper Merlon, prcsi-tnat unexDecteri'bolances be"" ,juld 1 nK,ri**t n' Columbia also showed 27, J"''1 ■ u«'^ ''tore the P
to oi West Chester, a huge I lost control of his car near the end dent of the association and Oeorge 0m to the townships | shot lo death, com-,' ■'
bull In attempting lo cross thejof tl,r course and it ran out of the-Hem. of Norrtstown Thomson said that "At the end I m"'«l wlclde. 18 were killed bvl0'. "^'"' lor Americans who 111-ia-
Mi: William B Read Ls president
D| Tlie Pines ; b|>| Hoi 11 -■ 0
Jones Mrs T Mom p.ioi J] and
Mrs William Wlute are rial presi-dents;
Mrs George T Lukens is
recording s*-creiar.v: Mi hfjul01
Blddle Wood Ls treasurer: Mrs
Hifcabeih J Ohlson rftftl.nl tTOa-
-urrr and Mrs Jollh D Pel kins,
secretary on guests
Directors are Mi■ OharlM Rabn
Clark. Rodman E Orlscom. Cle-ment
B. Wood. Howard I
and Mrs William B Read
The Board of Muiiagers Include*
M:- J Aubrey Anderson. Mm Fred-erick
t. Bidlsrd. Mrs Edmund 0
Brown. Mrs Fraser Brooks, Mrs Wil-liam
W Bruwiioiick. Mrs Edwin F
Mrs Bolton CorHO 11. Mr*
wuev F con Mr- Pblttp Ooraon
Mrs Carroll I, Corsou. Mi>. Oharll
Heber Clark. Mrs Wllhstu A Ooopfl
Mrs Oeorfe c Corson. Mrs Abram
T Kant wick. Mrs (leorge Fernley
Miss Pruiices ( tartasom, Rodman E
(Ins. 1 Mts Edwin Hiirrisoii Mlwi
FI174 Hall
Mrs Franklin H Mum. Mrs John
Kennedy .id Mi- Hiduh H Knode
Mr» Arthur T 1 likens Mrs Horace
C Jones. Urs Spencer I JOUSS, Mrs
A Conrad Jones Mrs Alfred R
JsinUon. Mr* Oeorge T I.ukens. Mliw
Margaret McF Lukens. Mrs F Kor-inan
MacLeod. Mrs Victor Mauck.
Mrs Federlco F Munck, Mrs John
Puber Miller. Mrs Randall Morgan
Mrs Stuart B Molony. Mm F.I1/.1
beth J Ohlson. Mrs John I) Perkins,
Mrs Edw C Page
Mrs I, Rodman Page Mrs T Mor-
.:■;..
Mrs. Harry C Pugh. Mrs. William
Bond Rend. Ml** Mary B Read Mrs
Samuel Robinson. Mrs A I. Hnth
Mrs. Alexander T Hlade. Mrs Kurl
Scheldt. MIHH Margaret Tracy. Miss
Eveluiii C Walbatim Mrs Stanley R
West. Mrs William White Mr Ako:
Wood. 3d Mrs Clement 3 Wood
Ctemsi t H Wood Mrs Howsrd Wood
MIM Marion B W- ad Ml
Wrlghl
Annual Kr|H.rl
The forty seventh annual report
of "T*ie Pines.-' recently
Mr* Wuiiam B Rfad, a ■- fotlowi
"With the combined urgent need
for relief we were very thankful to
be able, through the many generous
glfta of our friends to complete 0UI
forty-seveni h season auccesafully.
having entertained 377 guests, a few
more than the year previous
'We were tortunste 111 again having
ii'imllnaed On Par* Elvei
road, was unabto to ftap after
'ug down 11 steep embankment and
ran direct I v tnto TfMa'l car. dum-aglng
a lelt front feiulei ami break-ing
a headhgiit
The bull suffered a broken leg in
thi Impact and was -.hot by ft vet-eruiul
\ Slier Chester Conlit v ail-itiMvtigaled
(iovernment Acts to
Stop River Pollution
You rant pollute the Schtnlkill
River any more and "get away
with if
A number of individuals and cor-porations.
It is learned from J
Barton Ret tew. Ass'i U. S District
Attorney will soon be served with
federal warrants charging them
1 townshiw. persons were sliol to death 20 a •
Homson said that. "At the e,Ml I m»"«» su!fld"• " "" ¥""* !? 2 T^! r°, Anwil'"1 "
1938. the first vear the Act was , ralns n»d M «S m, van»11' ",|: ",' '" ,™?*l2n« ,"1 ,hr *'»r-'°™
rnr« i...nrn,im«.i.W Eiv minimi ! "aps such as falLs lighUlillg and,-''c;i of the Slno-Japailc..
lane Infn the crowd that suraed The oldest person nresent
into the street The hoys were Mrs Mary Hein 82 of Norrtstown.: in force approximately six million "*'*
Oeorgre Botlo. son of John Botto the youngest was Bin.11 Cressman. dollars of the appropriation re- "°
West. Third avenue nnrt Joseph ten weeks old. or Oreen Lane Mrs 'mained unexpended because of the
IfOaMamakl of Sprinit Mill avenue Elsie Houck. of Pennsburg was the, Department's failure to make the I
BottO suffered an ankle Injury andtollp coining Ihe greatest distance I money available to tlie townships I
was taken in the Moose ambulance On-etiius were rend irom Mr; wiien needed Tills led many to
to the office of John D Perkins, j Oeorge Ihle. long Beach Cal
tor tnatDMnl No bones were bro- Oeorge Risetl. Panama City. Flu
ken Moleskpsui suffered n bnil«-d Elwood Cressman St. Paul. Minn
log and skinned nose He remained land Mrs Laura Meyer- rtpj pratl
Continued On Page Threel loynt Cedar Heights, who were UP
j able to attend
.■luiiiiiiiK/if- rK\iiiiiiu«hiul Iuni V«Vf**uiI BB"ion■*n■w t ,'"v'eiff"lPrt on'" Jlhlniy,d 4 ,hHft l^h(. n,itmtrntlon wns ntradnDBd ta (hP
Mrs Elsie I* Bell "um' plac*' Hum' Mf^','rs' of Va|- House providing that at the ex-lev
Forge prided iplration ot the Act In December,
Games and field sports, featuring 1937 all unexpended funds be add-a
baseball same, were enjoyed fol- ed to future appropriations for
lowing the business session Follow- township roads
ing the evening meal, group singing proof bill passed the House but
*al tnJoyed 'was killed in the Senate after vtg-wl.
h unnecessary pollution" of thcnounred they willbe married next ' oer^ RIseTT'and Mr ana ^l?i^.!|Wyi^a^^-Ag'^'l0,i »'
waterway Saturday at the court linu.se by "^ ££ ^t conshohocke" ------ " -^ ™- -?"£?.- "^^ and ■*■«■ °" th" h*«*'
Several surveys have been marie 'judge William F Dannetiower
1 past that the Highway Deport-ment
wfJ attempting to cheat the
lownships mit of tlie money due
•hem.
■ Proof of the intent of the High-
I way Department was disclosed
■when n bill apanaonaj by
Judge Harold Ornve Kniuht and
IDra El ie Peters Bell. Olenside
widow, filed an npnlicction for a
marriage license Saturday at the
house Judge Knight
The toll of Americo's holiday
deaths at least 513 died violently
—snowed today that the Nation
has practically eliminated nreworks * ""* und«yom| treatmeni il the , ,.(l .,„,
flla.ities but has failed .0 quell ,J »™ "««. Naval Hospital H ^g" ^^ g
playgrotmds under the niotniion
Of the fW t . fujoj whole
unoni that
their minds anri bodies might lie
■ ■Miii; was closed with tlie
benediction bv Rev Mr afcCame)
Plsviroands Open
lately one hundred and
■ •■•■ children attended the
opantag Bfsaion of each ot 1 tn- baa
ptlbUo paargnmndi Of the borough,
today
Thi plavyrounds are located In
ilw Mary If Wood Park and In the
Mary Jane Sutchffe Park
Following morning assembly a»
each or the plat' center- the morn-ing
was devoted inamlv to free
pla] Handicraft instruction will
begin this afternoon
oUar katmi nnnlait. open to
hildn-n of ixilh playgrounds,
will be held on Friday afternoon ut
thi Marv H Wood Park when
Beaten. Boohed "v^'"-, V S0^"** "»'-•■ pnaw wiii u- awarded ain-
Bonkoskl has been m the DnltOd ,,,,.,. ,-nnte ■
F Wayne Herd. 37. Paoli poultry 2"J ''—— tm Acivities
dealer, was beaten on the heart und ' B ""'" * """r "" "" rw""t \ '
robbed of $656 while at the Biingu ™, .» ,, .. ,Hl,d August at both playgrounds
low Inn Jeflersonville. Saturday! 1 WO BadlV Hlirt I"* Jul>' 8 ro,llT »l»ttai contest.
night according to a report ma!- » K \ . ; 1 „, Z**l_™ Wood Park: Julv 15 vo1
to the Slate Motor Police and «n AlltO .ACCldent l<v ball for girls', baseball pltchln*
County DetecUve Charles Filer who! '"", fnr D0>* Harmon Field;
•re investigating A Bridgeport girl and a Norms- Julv -- Amateur Hour. Mary H
Reed told the officers that he was I town youth are confined to Mont- I w
in the men's room, when be was' gomery Hospital with serious injur
Bonkoski is u brother of Vincent
The toll of 513 was below that OfI "aVlunCi" llonkoski well known
tlie Fourth of July week-end tal'Ioaal athlete who ilarrad at Con-
1837 when 563 were killed, bnf''c hock.-u High and tataf it I'I-more
than doubled the number ta"|a*nui Oollegv
the Memormi Dt* week-end -2Mi I In addlUon hi has four other
brothers Btanli] bfaj toasph and
Guest at Inn
Show and Bull Play Field Dav,
citizens of Second Class Town
Mrs Oertrudc Wrr'r and Mrs |ships'
Id the wedding Marv Camnbell Conshohocken Mr.: !' Tn view of the numerous at-w-
lth Major C W Burlin district 1 wouid be a quiet affair The death pnd Mrs ^Um Hertrotr and ram-1 tempts bv the^ DerTrtmet t of
engineer of the u S Army of Mrs Cordelia Knight mother rt. aiU| Mr aild Mrs Ralirf. Alien «,„.,!.,.. , l„^ H,. ™«L ..?
T^ie action of the V 3 district nf the heart of the M<mtiomWv IV^
attorneys office hrUigs to a head Countv Courts on June 30. Is the Marv TOUM, Mr and Mrs Char- u^Sd dTTclnT „ he pubic
a drive conducted for the last three Vason for the decision to forego a ,„ Yoim, Bnd fnmi,v Norln ]jtw -^ ,.^r°ud *^la" Is ai o her a -
years bv tin. army .0 conect he more elaborate anair. and I. Fa Mr and Mrs Alfred RLsell anri t* 0 E, cKat thVJwnshui out of
coiriltion Mr Rette* said further K11own the couple planned to be FamUv Mr anrt Mr, Jowph Rog- ^"V°0
rh
('a,„l^ l°^(Z^
evidence will be gathered before married sometime ! „„ Mr Bnd M„ Charles Reiger 11, „ ' ', ,"w nr a, ?I
proseriinon begin, R. added that de«th o, Mrs Kni.h, change,! the g fi S %iir^MclE& ^
vtolators will be tried under he arrangements Conshohocken Mrs Margaret Hein JiSr^^ma^anhM? U^tTtled S
proyi.sions of the River ana Harbor = Mrs Bell resides .( 22\ Harrison BwedHlild: Mr and Mrs Ronald u^tJ^
ACl . ,'iS? "' ' P"1"""1" "venue Olenstile The application cressman Oreen Lane: Mr and The amoi
Act of 1924 ■■ he, husband died feptOmbfT Mrs Septimus Cressman and fam-by
the above official In cooperation Judge Knight
He
: ■.:: :::.. :...
DENTAL CLINIC member of the wrestling team ot
CI,OSEs NV JI'LY Franklin and Marshall College
Pie second son graduated from
:■
approximately one million dor
tftl;
riled
Tlie Dental Clinic and the Well,high .school this vear
Baby Center will be closed during Judge Knight's' first '
the month of July They wilt re- March :i 193-1 He bag
open August 3 and August A 1938 jntid 1 daughter
The tin . tm cam The eottpti frill leave next Sat-phono
at 103. batw
hours of H 30 a m and 5 p m
I I IVSIIOIKH KIV PAY
Hold August 17 open That's
Conshohocken Day this year.
Tlie date for the annual out me
is been definitely decided upon
but thr place will be announced
later
and! MrsBcpt!;-.. . ,... anerlmgmoal ot the
man Jr and family Red Hill: Mr ^^^ Cias!i Townships It
and Mrs Elmer Houck and family qLlI(,
Pcunsbura: Mr and Mrs I^ais,' ,
Bsunntarri Conshohocken: Mrs »T ri j r
Sue Campbell. Mr anri Mrs John I16W Mead I0T
Campbell and family. King Manor fpnlrintnwn Kch.wilc
Mrs Nadltie Atkins Hnper Mer- JtnKiniOWn DCROOU
mo faiuU} IWrfUiowu; Mr and 1 R W Bell of pieasaiuv die N V.
earlv In August Thev will reside I Mrs Francis Wood and family « graduate of Oklahoma Univer-
;n Ambler York: Oeorge Williams and son fit* hal been named supervising
Judge Knight was reelected to a Oeorge. Falniew: Mr anri Mrs |principal of the Jenklntown
ten year term Ia.it fall Ur war. | John Wood and familv. King of^choala. It WIB announced bv the
flrrst aponinted to the bench In in
1936 on the death of Judge John
Fnbcr Miller
Mr* Bell formerly worked for
the Directors of the Poor at the
court UOUM as an nnestigntor
rSlie nut the nu'M while about her
ADVERTISE IN THE KECORnEBldutnv at the court house
Prussia: Mr and Mrs. Harry Wood Board of Education. Jenklntown
Valley Fort»e: Mr and Mrs David'School District
Woori and family Swedeland: Bell will flit the vacancy created
Harrv Cressman. North Lane: afX.jbv the recent resignation of Earl E
and Mrs Thomas Nester Upperjsmull who had been supervising
Merlon: Delbert Baumgard Mrs. principal for the oast seven years
Oeorue Robinson. Conshohocken . He resigned to enter business with
and Edward Cressman. Green Lane la Philadelphia corporation
was unconscious for nearly an hour
according to Eller'> report
Herbert Hosbach, proprietor, con-ducted
an Investigation He told
the officers that an out ■
containing four persons two men
and two women had left the place,
about the time of the reaver]
FVisoner Back at
Farm After Walk
C the result ,., the .-,- In - Harmon Field. August 4 feature of
(hey were riding turning Drama Week I .antern Fete nnd
eral times eurk Friday night on
the Steel Plant road I •
Horse
I tie \ictuns are Jean Oallowav.
1H or Front and (ire.-ti streets
Bridgeport who IN MilTering a pos-aJbli
iraclured left shoulder and
brush burns, and An'honv Real -
flno 21. of Walnut street near Mar-shall
who received fractured ribs
Urif bead Injury
Patrolman W 1 Parkinson State
Motor Police ..mi an initial invsii-gation
did not daVlDM whioh ot thi
.ilthough
Eagleviile. lost night according to i""**** ""' «'" w"
™T . , , , . . „ . ■•■ion' telling, dramatics and quiet
The patrolman said both will be ,,„„„ Ml;,, Ellzabe[h welsh o
h«ld for questioning when thev re-cover
from injuries
The eaUM of tl ■
.somewhat of a mvsteiv Ii |v be»
iit-'.-ii Hi- qai ml • . . .
Peter Tresko.
youth, "escaped "
gomery County
Cednr Height
from the Mont
Prison farm .it:
information lodged with the county
rieteel Iff bureau hy Warden Fred
Fluck But twenty minute- aftff hi
was reported missing, he was back.
He said he just "took a walk
Treska was ami to prison in May
bv Judge Ooraon who tmpi
montlis term for felom.
and laroany Treska pleaded guilty
to entering the home of Nick Put -
rock. Whitemarsh. on April 19 H-admitted
taking a watch and chain
and a sum of money Chief David
■nuts, Whitemarsh, conducted the
investigation
performance of "Snow Wuite and
the Seven Dwarfs" Man- H Wood
Park Autni.t ll Health Programs
I at both playgrounds: August 17.
I Conshohocken Dav; August 55
I final event of season an all-day
I program at thi Community Center
1 Athletic Field with track meet.
: folk dancing and Mardl Oras.
M: laaiy A Kirkpatrick. sup-erwsor
aiB direct tu-tivil.es at both
ndi and teach handcraft
work to the older boys and nirls
tin Kallirvn Johnstone will have
charge of girls' athletic! U both
playgrounds: Albert Hart, boys'
athletics Miss Anne Kearney.
.ibeth Welsh
cunurd game-: and handcraft for
younger boys and girls.
NAMED TO STATF
PI.ATI-ORM < OMMITTEF
Hostess --I looks like s .-.torm'
an better stay for dinner "
Caller—"Oh. thanks, but I don't
think if bad enough for thst "
II [K.I > ll\l i.MIIK 1(1 Kl
daughter
of Judge Williatii ! '
ristowu was cut on the head be un
automobile in front of the family s
summer home it W21 Central a\e-nue.
Ocean Citv N J Police said
the car was driven bv 1>I William
C Wosnack. Baltimore avenue near
47th street. Philadelphia
f Brvii
: the Montgom-ery
Countv Coinmi^M-mers and a
member of the Republican State
lias been appointed bv
state Chairman Torrance a mem-ber
of the Important platform com-mittee
Another Montgomery cnun-t'au
on the committee I Mi
John V Huber of Lower Merlon.
vice chairman or tlie Republican
State Committee