The Conshohocken Recorder, July 21, 1939

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-L.I.IM..-.I If'.f.''. \... 6878 lifi'U »M» mtl.il
UoVsvPlants 1.1->-I'-i^^i^ In Annual Outinir
l(. Give Job** In
Local Prop
-.niiii I >>. Purrfaavc
lliiililin* of Hamlin I -I.H<
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K\llH\*» had been completed ham
and the police i blefi
MM •' it. the auotl game i
""*lm- ■ in the .-oftbiili
illlrl \-ll Stri'l'l-. >
' iael b unpton-
■hip
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Two local manufacturing plants , trophj pgj oftir.n yooterday mid
: i be won tht> ■
..gam i-cnnim. HI ban with nr:n- '^lo" '» ': ' "°~rv-
MOtl
vtner of Springfield town-
Ttir three-story brick building 00
£lm Mrf^t n"«r Amrfe ha- l>ecn | TBB fen tun- .ontesi .,1 the pro-
. . _ .. ■ gram VN n wresllinu match be-purchased
from the Haml.u ■»» g£l iso-„ound B
BJ the TBffBj Peanut Company, of j Royrsford sergeant and MdlO
m The m owners Ban jLenti ni QuakVto«m, weight i«fl
moved their ma-|Pc,,nds lm' maUh -n-B- m ""
ehtoeri ban and have Marled nu ,..
ULiiiLil.iiiinc oi their products. I in the golf match, tiie concluding
The one-story and basement number
WPIIU-I
m 11>
I n Manufacture1 Paint*
one-.story
building :it Kirn and Ash streets :
Elate by Walker Bmth«
already being opera !«-d in cou.iunr-large
plant at
Sprint Mil1
UN Peanut Coinpcinv BBl
been In existence for Hie HUri Boo
Norristown Unable to ex-pand
to accommodate the increas-ing
business because of lack of
bo company ptin - .■
vet ill" baUahMj onD allow ample
room to care foi an. toaraaeed
[or .some time Tiie two
upper BOM BgBeBf provide*
lo.ooo feet of Sea
IKM the new owner, how-ever
to use only the two top floors
■it ih« present time The room.'
are light and an- and will provide
'Aorking maiaithai Th
ted and will
be HUtltarj In ewj reaped
Tiie equipment which lias been
transferred from the Norristowr.
plant will be augmented by the
idon machinery.
The companv will manufacture
Tin i■nitre ■issemblag-for
dinner at 1 and ..' « »i the)
were entertained with a floorshuw
Settle for Ne*
P. O, Sifc
■-.ul.in.iii M.iile Tor I.ami
l'un ha-nl. Ipprovr
Flaw fat ltuil.li.i-. IV-partefl
Spi-i ilirjiion-.
tio6.aon r.,r BtiiH&ta.
Plans for IB* new Con I
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avenue and *BJN tea itnai ba»e
t-'.-i; rjnrtinloh d and Banrooed ind
U is expected they will be tor-aardad
to PeaiBflBiter J ■
available tor inspection b\ KB) in-terested
n
HSUriS.tiS*!Ti.l\ln «■* Ml M Cmiody ttractot
large quantities in the raw shve Federal Works Agency ami
and roasted in a giant rooster.
fVanut butler, peanut butter sand-wiches,
assorted salted nuts, pea-nut
candy and roasted peanuts will
be produced in quantities for retail
marketing Potato rhins will aim
te handled but these will not be
lie local plunl
0,„y a f. np^ncrt HrU .n.|« "" «"'™, «
bring employed at the pm
d5n'"v Mthat'/.HddiTtio.n^.l"?h,rl^p "w^ill"t■a»i,e,„w„n„™™ft'«MCMon,|t«oh)t'he NMoorrnlt.
.,,W,,l:,. the bu.|dn^lncr««san If ,„; „>,„,, „„,,
SM ad> coa^mhock,.,, hflp will, ^ , „„rt 8,„ra
IpMlftOatlMll are iXMIU1
As soon as these are com;'
will be forwarded to the local poal-ofBcr
and bids will be bnmednnely
asked for the erection of the build-ing
Final settlement for the purchase
was ma i
i L naUad
the ailthorizf-d Un'ted Slates
p Mont-
Norris-kiven
employment
The building was originally built
by the late Mrs Bessie Pierce Ham-lin.
who was the head of the Oels-
There Soap Company and was
operated by her only a few year*
when she wat forced to retire be-enuse
of failing henltli Pollowini»
hoi doath DM bootnoao was discon-unued
and the building has beea
unoccupied since that time.
Walker Brothers Fxpand
Walker Brothers manufacturers
[bO sale of the property was made
through the office of Realtor Oeorse
W DeHaven
Postmaster James P Meaney hail
a conference with United States
Senator Joseph P Ouffev at Erie
la.-t week and urged the Senator to
|UM ms influence in speeding up the.
■Oro of securing the Federal Build-ling
(or this borough
i Congress appropriated $120,000
for the local building The cost of
hCr'^ Th.,"^ <he sue, purchased from the Charles o. electric wire conduit, have leased |^^ j£g w^ approxlmatH>-
the Talone property at Elm and
Ash streets and are already oper-ating
it oa part of their Spring Mill
ijlnnt
The plant will be used for the
manufacture of a point known as
$14.000 00, leaving approximately
$106,000 for the building
The postofflce will be a one-story I
and basement structure with a :
brick exterior and a stone trim It
■ pUBI construction
a new Dualcote.fia^h '«r
o ^^°"; will be commened thLs Fall and
d:'' ^'•rf;*? ''^r^ -mpleted •«* «« year Wl.en the main plant Certain papw, .
maieriaLs used in the manufacture i'I™ ?" .?!•"*
next year
niiLshed and posses-1
"" '. Ion is taken It is expected the prco-
^marde'r"at .tahueLd"newb''p-llan*t ' *k°M'"g lent number ol clrrk. will be In-
Tie company has begun the
manufacture of the point and paper
materials In order to improve ttM
1 ■ •
have already gained national recog-nition
The opening of the new factory
lias meant the employment or ad-ditional
help.
Coincident with I he leasing of the
Two Youths Sent to
Industrial School
Judge Knight today sentenced two
Philadelphia youths who admitted
entering and tansacking a Lowtt
Merion home to Huntingdon Indus-
L.II School, after warning them ttint
Talone huildmg by Walker Brothers]the practice of Philadelphia youth-it
was here that OeU-There Soap
Companv began business, occupying
ihe building for several years until
it outgrew the quarters when the
building was erected on Elm street
below Apple. The building was
leased about two years ago by a
Philadelphia!) for the manufacture
of gloss coffee urns Furnaces for
ihe manufacture of glass were in-stalled
but the venture was aban-doned
before actual operatioas were
started
Financial Aid for
:,4.'J School Dists.
Three hundred forty-three dis-tressed
school districts in Pennsyl-vania
have received financial assis-tance
from the $1.000000 fund ap-propriated
under Act SA of the 1930
session of the General .Vssembly . pll^ud«F
lPjl
n
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The mini amount allocated to these
dWtiCt is $ft»222OTl leaving a
balance of only $77 09
n coming to Montgomery County for
the purpoae of committing crime
must be stopped
Five boys were originally involved
In the case Two were placed on pro-bation
last Friday In .luvenlle Court
Three others appeared for sentence
today They are Wllhum Krely.
Charles Hltehens and John MV-Corkle
Keelv and McCorkle. with previous
■ ere sent to Huntingdon
while Hltchem. was placed
Services for
106th. Church
V ii it i \ rrsar)
\ irginia: ' .erg) man \\ ill
Preach inniveroarj Ser*
nioii at l.nl|ili SMIKIHV
IE II I HISTORY
Gffaajp \wmlile<! I n.l.r
(.r.-.ti < i.ik < Ir-ani/e < lninli
I'.M.IIIIII I reetod in I8SS
l 11 ti BaO
mng to mark the
•- hundred and
ttxtfa aiiniver-..rv ot tin
(iiiltdi Christian Church will be
at the
ebofab
A special anniversary prom am
will be ppMeaWd ThO principal
rill be Rev Klwood Jones.
:- of the Franklin ChrLs-
Oon Ciiurth Virginia He will de,-
II the B o'clock
■UP ''veiling and will
rend UN |.rav r at the 10 45 0 in
R- . M W Butler, pastor of the
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*ill read febo
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and am eonduei the
parted Ot 'he evening service The
1 the board of deacons
jpattaa a fine bnai
the part of the members
irvtoM B0 thai ihe church
work may be continued serenely in
: mity where It ho
iin! faithlullv
Tno > ai ,■
motod with the church ...
n-.g in an effort to mak<
aw long to be remem-bered
The lintrch winch ■ tile
i.Me-: in too conuiiimit'. i.s known
f.u and ortdo \iai.\ rooMoBri i i
; ii.itv DM BBBB
ihe congregation have shown ■
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Cburen to-
Maisouford road and
C.ulph road Oulpli Mills, was or-
IH.iJ by Rev
[•! itnrner Tiie grounds
were purcliased (rom George Slack-er
and wife in 1834 and conveved
by deed September 3. 1835. to the
lollnwmi trustee. John H Sup-
DaBavtfl Pater Rich-ards.
Andrew Suppiee 0.
Rigliler
nai WHS ejected in
1835 and BCMB forms the Sunday
School room of the present edifice. I
■ tone of the present
building was laid m 1B94 and the I
bujlatni wss dedicated free of
debt in March 1895
;u ia| ui UU :iie Iruataoo '
purchased the adjoining school
proijerty from the School Board ^-f
Upper Merion township
The church was organized under
an oak tree on this property and
the old school house used as a
meeting place until the church was i
ouilt
A Sunday School was organised
June 1(1 1843, with John H Suppiee
M superintend
nits The school lias continued
through the succeeding years
A Liidies Aid Society was organ-ized
on June l. 1901. with the pas-tor
\ wife Mrs J B Fenwick Bfl
president
The church is located on one of
the Colonial highways along which
George Washington and the Con-tinental
Army pn-sed on their way
Forge in 1777 and near
the site of one of his encampments
Ii is surrounded by scenic beautv
and from her altars and Bible
•OhOOl bavo gone forlh a large
number of men and women itvo
various departments oi service tor
the world'- moral and spiritual bet-terment
and uplift
The progiam for Sunday's anni-
Varoari celebration is us follows:
:.h:;.' BfBM; Duxuloay,
Invocation, pastor: Gloria Patri;
Scripture Response No 12; Hymn,
No 53: Scripture Lesson, pastor:
Prayer, Rev El wood Jones. D D.;
Announcements: Offertory; Musi-cal
Selection: Hymn. No 442; Ser-mon
Hev El wood Jones. D.D.;
Hymn. No 440: Benediction This
is included in the 10 45 a. m. pro-tram
In the evening at 8 the program
is as follows: Short devotional per-iod
conducted by the pastor, and
sermon by Rev Jones
A large attendance is expected at
both morning and evening services
The public is invited.
I 0NSHOH{> MY PA. I IMI)\i M I . 21. I93fl
"The Pines" Appeals for Aid
for Undernourished Babies
IMiK I : Tfto CEfTTS
i*ing en-
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: shall great!'.
trge or small, oi
* ill do 0
: .>t good" she
More applicants than -
he refreshing life offered at the
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been filled to oa]
'. ago. and
anticipated
sea soy.
iCoiinlvAncpJsVictim of Agfa Two I ^ t o i 1«I i ■ i «x
Accident Dies t ^
Jobs to Marl
Here, Monday
wbatemenl of
Iaioiy sirucK oy in
f1 •- *
\|.|.r.M
i lut-r-
I ;iw <-i\in| \nl i"
it l)rliiii|iiiiii Tax*
\\ ithboldi Sale*
56 IM \( KS K I .11 i T
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William II Head
: rMhoskoo, pn
bg lacatton ham
"Tiie Pines . located
jtid Conshohocken ,»ke.
ulle. provides real count! v
and
■ d ciiiidren froa PhUado aoditsm
rider of
Howard Wood. Sr nio'her Tin' home is open only in Summer
.i a m need, too
oca Of nvftaa as our
the nen. r I numuer of |tti
pubUc-optrttad oo^ilBnioni
I greatly It OSfem has a BBM
Probably because of the long de- ihuimixu k or an aid -wiiig u would the Montgomery
IBd comfort at|C,Hltirv pnflMBll TnOfl and 58 bor-
^ I ough BOBSCU da apanlo-children
Wmie Ttw Urn nthel™^ wood did earning
BOB! bOOBO we are most |a radio Hny size or kind, are also |or boards and school rtisincls in tne |
I IHJIItV JIKI <•'■ Muniripali-r
* -1 • t I .iu Ukateo
I'ifi.ilti.- and Inirn-i
ifcattrMj panali ■
st and DOatl OB delingtient taxes.
Iw was i
:
.-. i'.I re- ■
I Roxbor- j
nugll Ilia: 'Miing
DBBBCBM I
53 ol 44S1 Pleming street. Roxbor-1
■ iin Hall '
Rox-1
ui-nniKi! Be vat raraovod uiuBBdl-
Mi'inor-
-:. Roxbnrough
winch figured
M. E, Churrfa twardo Co*>
i r;n i fur StoBte. ) eiiieni
W ark f*»r \iiin \
\ITFH PABSON AC I
Fire <:*•■ i<» l-r.-ct 2-Stori \.l-ilition
in I in- Hiiii-f."M-iin-ilr-.
.if W ;i\ lie. ' .nillr.M lor
Work of construction on tie addl-
Churcb,
I Mile Hie children are heiv ' among the urgen; an e.iumer
for their two wee!:- MB]! •<< HBd i„iv B0 uroilgnt direct- I;,(„,„ m n,,. rjou
them home stronger and happier ]v u I'ln- Pmes or will be called
: IOUS uxmg ix"
di iven in Oei'-
Wood was re'urniiiu alone from
I iermun-tOfrn
voiing MBBBB I
he was iiiUiiBfJOBJ «B0| OH RkBJB SA'II uvenue and Fayette street.
Btke. when wtthmit any wtmil < ,?ge Clay Fire Companv
Conshohocken.
;»l.ieiih appeared in front of MafwU] bt- --arteri Monday BBN1
ht In U M work
power, he .slates, to avoid the pe- 1|( lhp c[uin.h addition has BBOfl
unabte to pn
and with greaier resisiance". Mrs. I fo: .is given Mrs.
tl< <>RI>ER I Read "r |fl IpJlBBBB.
ihouse-niDther at the vacation home
W0 in great need of more|oram of the boan;
Mrs. S. Miller RivalBusLilies
Dies Siiddrnh Seek to Extend
Dmghtrf 1 in.l- Mather. fi(>. II arlni leforr IM
Ii,.i.l in Bad bird in ill' r on 1 l.iilli-
Sleep. W.i- Irthw in M 1 in.'- In 1 M. n.l
1 (liur.li ami G. \ R frnni Nnri i-ln\MI
K.IMI Corp. Sipiar.'.
■ : until Wednesday
19. to notify the Coun
bo act, BO
was their BOBW 'o do so under its
If no notification were
the, act and its provisions
mett*s to-il
tBBBO taxing districts are
■
ng tl«> provisions of
I V 1111-
f 111' l '
■ IB but wi
hitting BBB
I Wood rendered ail assistance poo
sible and aided in removing th
man to the nearbv hospital There
■nn! B0 bad a fractured
Treasurer | skull, spinal and internal injuries
d to appe«i
[omorrov, in Fhiladi'lphia He is
c Alan Wood Steel Com
paas
July]
Vn ie
. Stephen Miller S6 promin-' Final testimonv w
member of the Methodist; d.n on application
ObunB m unpaired henlih for | Inc
- received from 12
.|nf the countys 24 boroughs and
Nine bor-i
16 township school dis-tad
n
Montaonierv Couniv commission-
Local Man Oul
ForDA.Office
IViiin i- I. DetUtio U ill
BMwe W II BWS)
Jr.. fu,
■nation,
en. I
i ip
•rr>
Di'inui ratir Nom
HiUeaaao, Pet
MT I il. Petition*.
1034
and all pea-pooad
on such taxes for
MI 193B if pay
Oliver! A: Co. of
Philadelphia Toe contra.
i concrete founds'i"
to the Ardmore Cement Mixing
Company i
BBBtf] work has not as \et been
■i warded
The OBBI'. 'Of the
church compnotng Robfrl C Lan-
:i K.i, L Flero and Rev F<!w:n
F Carson pastor is acting as gen-eral
contractor and ^ub-ietting con-trudgh
for the Minous branches of
the work
Tiie addition will be
BBBl purposes and will be
■ high. Joined to the rear
of the church and connected with
ihe parsonage Each floor will be
... equip-ped
with tix doors, two ■■
floor connecting ortttl tBO iiiaiu
ebureb building ind two opening to
I [Of emergencies The
primary department will oorupy the
lower floor and the older groups
the upper rooms The building will
be 25x60 feet
i-nt garage on the For-
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new building and a basement gar-age
will be provided under the por-
Praneti t Da&al
it memlH i U ■ ITf Coun-ne
would
be a candidate (or the omce of di.—
no* on UM Democratic
ticket, uppofiinu Attorney Wellnigton I .ona^e
n Roatnaarry Ji Pie parsonage will be stone ve-neered
to corres|K>nd with the new
,- ■ groduute or Connno- a(jdltion and will be of colonial ar-bocken
nigh School, v.n t ,„. lir^m ,ront porci,
SSS BTTi "- ^"-""ated and a stde porch.
■,me# ol Judge wil- partly enclosed, will be placed on
liam f Dannehown ami i ide of the building next to the
BH Full m less Ictuirch.
. JBince that
of Schuvlktll.
,,.i .,,_ A,lch ers adopted ■ formal resolution tak- WIIUIVO "I liil|iiim-»i in-imii i\i\ —— I T WITJ ill* iillll Hir AUITli . itiaAf *»?■ » .
lost decade, was fru'iul Oft liorougii Transit Company tor' '.V,^,itv% t'.V arnad.
bed Mo. morning DOBtil was due [extension ot OShUflf BUI tlBO ||I1IB|1|| paBBtttO
to general <■■ seastons m the Court House con- and Interest Impoaad BB
iii'i aaafhtar Mr- WDUBBI B.
Tenti, avenue ■ ,,lmu'i lor the Public Utilities Oom-I*"*1 ■lil_l»:'
with whom slie made her tKKH
went to tiie bedroom ol the elderlv , .. , . . . „ , ,--
■ miHII u. | A" application of the Uhigh VU-jmm, U l)):U|r ,,,-,'ording lo regula
witii ,i lioi drink at ». I hi-, inonnii. ■ lOBfl ■""tupanv lor 0B-|tlaB provuli'd in tin net Tiie act.
Falling to arouse her mother, she j tension was heard previously butihowever dan not abate accrued
notified Dr J 1.. Roth, who hurried! at .subsequent hearings this BTmltofa after the payment
to the home Hr said Mr- Miller I withdrew it. faun ot the Schuylkill of the first installment as provided
had slept away Death occurred Boroughs that have notified
few Boon earlrer th« ph| ol tlw other (inns was county Trensurer Dettre ol their
UaaMod ii pnrrtousty and tho hoBrtog rejjocuon of the net
Mn. Miller appeared in u u ni dtvotad mauilv to Ambler Council. Bridgeport school
health u[jon retirlliB !a.s» juglit Ktthltf* case of the Seh'iylkill Valley board. M nm il East IKOITUIOWII
the exception of » H r.ville council and aehoot board. ■ Supporting Dfiuii
earlier in the evening BBM inlked General Managor Clinton D ,oreen Lane council Jenkintown "■■ iden, Including Cap
cheerfully with her daughter short-1 Smith of the Schuylkill Valley Louncll and school boord Lansdale '<«'« JotapB Kaea Paraane*. Nom.'
lv kaforo 10 30 Insi nigh: wnen she Lines was on the stand virtually allLollIu.,i ,inri school board rlorbortl "■'ll 0( th*' M'
bade her good nighi of yosterdaj il 111(il BW, ^i.ool bewrd Royers- j ch-7i«To BZ%*\
3ulferin« a stroke more thanJioui d. lim1 romia] lUill ,,hool board T!V.',""Vudge H." SSi'^
dozen years ago she never regained and of its advantages over that pro- ik^vi]|(i councH Souderton ,]„.- candidacr ror the Domoerai ne company to-her
health She has been m weak- posed by the Auch concern '..ninci! ind school board Telford am nei gether with the members of the
ened condition sine*, but was able. During till testlmanj he revealed ^ . _ . . . . . WM, ; Burns who has been active in; building committee conferred With
to be about the house. the Schuylkill V.lliv UnOf would"'» '"" l
roull,i, and school .1 clrcW (or B number1
Co„.rllc.or fcgu
BaaddH her danahtar Ml M ■ proposed (Cot shonocien council ami scnooi . ,_ ^ |hf Wednfcsdftv (VenU^ a]„ 1|)prm-rd
&tt£UttFg*£m wh,h signified their ^0^^ "" ^
Myron of Col.ingsv/ood N J Char-jbe run on a on7half hour «h^1*™°^^!^***. P SUSVn \VZiZUl be used to
les Miller is at presam on a western'between 6 a m and 7pm. with I <-he ^«'» *'"™ ^,r ,,^ u. ;8».-de|l(,,a ! house the apparatus and will con-motor
tour with his wife and local more frequent service during rush. lass supervisors. East Nomton su Bridgeport resident, who is IB n(t[ wltn thTyresent building bv
friends and It is not expected that hours with additional service it It portloOfl Francon a supervisors and ls Dlularr
K,in"(1 ,,„„,„ „^ batng eon- ,',*'(" d" -P The di iline wall
he will be reached before the ob-: Ls found to be warranted ' school board. Horsham school ncctl.„ Wllh tl;. !M0 i'111
OBQjUBM Mrs Miller's husband u1 p--. bu "uld befboard. Limerick school board. Lower Lmi tot BtoBj yean ipecialu
ninv veteran died oevea afforded transfer privileges to con- afotion oOBtahartonari and school |COIIHI met ion of -iiux.i indmaji
yean ago. Bom in Nescopeck Town- MCUB| |BHI of UlO company he board. Lowr Gwynedd school
ship Mr.-- Miller has lived in Con- j said. (board. Lower Moreland supervisors
shchocken lilt\ yam | Some of the reasons given by Mr .Lower Providence supervisors. Low-
She was a member of the Meth-1 Smith for consideration of the pro-jer salford supervisors and school
odist Church Helpers and was ac-, posed rxiension were the fact Hint board Montgomery supervisors. New
live m tin- G A R Reliei OOTBI tbo cnnipanv for some time has. Hanover school board. Plymouth
when it was extant here been impressed with the new home !
supj.rVL,[lr anc[ ,SChool board. Skip-
I""'- Addition Ui fire llm...
nd in .j^ addition to the Oeorge Clay
m,mber I fire house will be two stones high
to conform
with the present building The ad-r.
iKi.iiiery ditiou will be 30 feet front and ex-tending
in depth a dhrtanoo of fifty
Funeral services will be held conslnirlion in Ihe North Did
Monday afternoon from Paul Mil-! which he said seems to be a
ler's with interment at RiVBToldfl BtafiBBI ntidencv and not a spurt
Cemetery Rev Edwin F OaiBBB. He said the company has received
pastor of the Methodist Church ami ijetitions lieu ring 350 to fOO names
Rev Richard B Wells of Wayne ! oj persons tiski'm thai bus service
former pastor will conduct the]be- provided them in that area
sen ice Among the main advantages he
recited that would be provided by
T.Vn I ii.- in llia company over that of the Auch
1 HV IfN IBl 111M1 Wl.r,. lne transfer service and
\iitn At'ritionts:""' tool the BehuylkUl valley Ltooo nuiw ™**'*^w buses would bring commuters di-
_ TT l,J„, „i„,[„,. 'rect to the business district thea-
Twn automobile accident rfctlmoL „,,„.^ Mflrrtrtown Boapltals
dlBfl nt Abingtuu Hospital yesterday ,n8tead of indirectly. He estimated
afternoon according to reports th<1 nparPSt pomt the Auch buses
pack supervisors and school board.
per". I Springfield supervisors and school
* board. Towamencln supervisors and
school board. Upper Dublin super-visors.
Upper Frederick supervisors
and school board. Upper Gwynedd
supervisors and school board. Up-per
Merion supervisors and school
board Upper Providence supervis-ors.
West Norriton supervisor*.
Worcester supervisors and Weat
pottsgrove supervisors and school
board
. ■ ,
and Ihe entire building made mm
n dough- one large room 30 x50 feet A hard
'wood floor will be laid. The room
id K Mi-nwh o( Gilberts- ■ wul w u_secl f(M meetings and socBil
ville riled bis petition ti* u eOOdldaU ,., Mtii
> I,,, tower w,., be inoM on
i ii.. Priiinm. | top of the new addition
Frederick C Peters Lower Merion ' The present building will be reno-preaident
of the Board ■ n A new floor Will be laid in
. lonan ■< noon today Btod (ho engine room and the stairway
hU petitions with UM chief clerk of, WJI, ^ changed A new 011 ■
dldalc •in will be installed, with the
lor flvi .if. i being
arned he was receiving his lasi
brruk from Montgomery County
"She inuntet rnnsocked the home of
E B Sargent. Montgomery nvenue.
Wvnnewnod. July S
Warren Taylor. 26-year-old Pen-llyii
negro, was directed to pay the
coats of prosecution 14 weekly (or
the support of a child. BSD expeusen
and furnish ■ bond of 0300 UMI ni-nilttuig
bis guilt to charges of a
Penliyn girl
lands Brown, 43. Mar«.c
s placed mi proba-tion
for'30 dsvs IBM
time to pay the cot.ta after ina ptood-td
gitiltv to jiassing wurthless cheeks
In Jenkintown. Hntboro and Elklus
Of the three hundred forty-three I purk She ban made full n
allocations made, one hundred1 the court wan told Valuetesa cheeks
twenty-three were for Uie payment! totalling B30 were allrgrd to have
of tuition two hundred nine for been passed.
the payment of teachers salaries, i ' ■ ~ "
.... ..,. U-.III nuutai *...i MBBhatB -
salaries and one to meet current ex-!«f Wsshington on Mount Riuhmore
penses South Dakota, where four Presi-
The appropriation for Montgom- dents are bejng carved out of the
erv county is $2500 ' uranite cliff
mi MCI I'lOI'l t H -M:\ ii I
The iliird in a series of young
peoples pre-prayer service meetings,
will be held on Sunday night at 7
at the Methodist Church, prior to
the Union 001*100 William Martin
will be the speaker and Miss Mary'
Tweeuie is to charge of arrange-ments.
An invitation is extended
to all young peoples' groups in the
community
XI \hl I'.WIMi.l W llllt I MIS V
Bandages for a mission hos-pital
in China will be made here
n xt Wednrsdav night
The work will be done by the
Tarns of St Mark's Lutheran
Church, at I meeting at 1:30 at
the home of Mrs Theodore S
■
counsellor Members are request*
i n IO bring discarded sheets and
pillow oases, for use in making
the bondages
mode to Coroner W J. Rushong.
Peter R Pimniney. 35. of -W
North Maryland avenue. Atlantic
City died of a fractured skull suf-fered
last Sunday night in a three-car
collision on Hulmeville road.
Bucks County
John Dickie Jr. 6. of 1006 Ume-would
come to the businc
would be two squares
Donald Auch an official of the
Auch concern, was on th£ stand a
brut rune alter being called by Ex-aminer
Siivrock concerning the con-tention
of the Schuylkill Valley
Lines counsel as to the hazardou:
kiln pike, North Hlils. died in th? ] condition on the proposed Auch
hospital of injuries he received route at ihe intersection of Harding
Wednesday night when he and an- Boulevard and RarlfOn street
ingster were struck bv an Auch said he drove a 36 passenger
automobile while tlwv were playing > bus around the corner 'without
I difficulty.' although he admitted
the Iflfl front ahaol
TWO QAoUOH FNTFRF.O
Howard Jones reported to the lo-cal
police this morning that some
one entered the garage in the rear
oi In- home. 18 East Ninth avenue,
last night and stole about 150
pounds of brass Lester Kirkpatrick
reported to ihe police yesterday
morning that some one had entered
the garage to the rear or his home
123 East Seventh avenue. Wednes-ghOUl
!'. but was fright-ened
off
bus
B middle line of the high-way
as he made Ihe turn
The Schuylkill Valley Company
contended liie turn could not be
navigated without endangering traf-fic
coming in an opposite direction
in. Bterlaero ■■■rect
I.. OFFK1R 4 VISITOR
STATE EMPLOYEES
OET TAX WARMMi
loerOBMfy I Arthur Sweeney told
Wilfui Deportment emplovec... m
DB] ip 'heir taxes or get fired
Declaring that Slate employees
should be the fir-1 to rrp.r
monev Sweeney sounded
Joseph Walsh of Waltham. Moss.'his warning when tax collectois
.tied to his home after a ■ throughout the Commonwealth
two weeks visit with IILS uncle, icomplained that many workers were
Officer FranCLs A Elakc. this bor-j delinquent.
ough ant his aunt. Mrs. John Leon- I Although unable to say how many
arri of West Conshohocken He is I of Hie rmnln--™-; ■
H -IOIUI H. Walsh past Sweenev addressed his letter 10
commander of the Massachusetts I superintendents and wardens of th"
American Legion and present vice I Departments 30 hospitals and penal
i'hair-man of the National Leglsla- and correctional institutions, hav-tUM
Committee '■ ing approximately MOO employees
Campaign for New
State Industries
The Department of Commerce
will launch a campaign of national
industrial advertising, thereby hop-ing
to attract new industries to
Pi-mi--vlvania.
It is expected the department
will receive many inquiries request-ing
Information regarding available | had to be towed from the scene
Ith the chief clerk of
:. board, a- ;i c.ui-or
the Republican nomina-tion
(<>r County Commissioner
Mr Prlers become* the fourth as.
pirant for n county row omce to en-ter
ins petitions, following his fellow
enmnilitlonrr Foster C llillegar^
Pennsburg. who riled Thursday after-noon
TKCMC DAM.MiEl)
boiler placed in the basement of
the present ouildlng. The tower
will be removed altogether when
the rapalra iro twtog made to the
roof
Tiie cost of the operation will
amount to approximately $15 00000.
The trustees of the company are
Perry F RaaBBf Robert White.
The delivery truck of the James Maurice Htckey Oaorge Rlssell and
E McCormacic tailoruig establish-j Owen Davis
ment. 27 Fayette street, was badly Tiie building committee comprLses
damaged at noon today in a colIi-|Terrence Campbell. George Mc-sion
with a station wagon, driven by Laughlln. Jomi Smith. Thomas
Niro Slmoncini 313 West Tliird Smith. Harry Hitner and William
avenue The accident occurred at Murphy.
Secorfd avenue and Fayette street
as the station wagon was being
barked into Fayette street. Ihe
McCormack truck was being driven
bv Ellis Woodland Neither driver
was injured. The McCormack truck
trial buildings and building
;ial resources pertaining
to their particular manufacturing,
public utility facilities—power and
gas service rates, water facilities.
tit.mnal institutions, local taxes,
housing, available labor, tronspor-
Bd markets for their pro-
■liii'i.-
A letter explaining the Informa-tion
desired by the Deportment 0j
Commerce will be mailed to cham-bers
of commerce, boards of trade
and similar organizations in each
community with the hope that al!
will co-operate in helping to bring
additional industries to the State
and help in providing full time em-ployment
to many citizens who
Ban boan doprltad regular employ-ment
for several years.
WHEEL WD TIRE STOLEN
Oswald Moser 441 West Tenth,
avenue, reported to the local police
ana tire was
stolen from his automobile some
time Tuesday night while the ma-chine
was parked in front of his
home. The tire was a new one.
(100x16
The other machine
aged.
WPA Matron Service
For Schools
FOCR LEGGED (HU h
AT NEARBY FARM
Pink elephants green BflfSOB
—they're tame Here's a four-legged
chicken which can be
viewed any day at the farm of
Abe IfotB, Cedar Grove road.
Spring Mill
The chick, normal otherwise,
has two legs on which it walks,
and two more legs extending
from the back
And to make the story even
more unusual, the chilcken was
hatched 10 days ago by a Un-key
hen ablet) BBI BBJttJBISd U
ever riBBB
Mr Met/ has been raising
for 40 years n
this ii the olrantool one he's
ever raised Once before he
had n four-leaned chick hut tt
only lived two days The pres-ent
one uppers healthy enough
Irtnkfl with 'lie others
It is a New Hampshire red, one
of 100 chickens on the Matg
farm
Fourth class school district-, in
as not dam-'Montgomery County desiring matron
riCO through the Works Progress
Administration, will be able to se-icure
it, according to action Tues-
Idgy night of the Montgomery
County School Directors Associa-tion
Tiie body authorized A M.
Kulp. county superintendent of
schools, to sign a WPA project
agreement providing for the service.
1 A two-room addition to the Low-er
Moreland High School at a pro-
' posed cost of $17,000 was approved
bv the association. They will be
I used for the Home Economics and
science Doparananto
PETIT I U\ I OK W'I'OIV I Ml M
i A petition asking appointment of
Ellis Law. Audubon, as Judge of
'election* In the Audubon District of
Lower Providence Township, to All a
[vacancy cauxM by the resignuiiou ot
IC R Burgents. was filed thin morn-ing
before Judge Knight
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
A report was made to the local
police that an unsuccessful attempt
to rob the Oerbera home at 447
West Elm street was made Wednes-day
morning at 2