The Conshohocken Recorder, January 21, 1941

              Stye €onsl)0l)0ckett Hccor&cr.
-t.il.li-h.-.l IBfi'i. N... 7035 CONSHOHOCKEN, l>\. II ESDAY. JAM \K\ 21. I<HI PRICE: TWO CENTS
nurr.AA l||l.a,,ni|"ula.inffxM»i Vandals Destroy (hurch l>ropei.ty
Giiesl of Pa. Destruction of property, one who (
forced an entrance to the building. (
■.■..:. djHOmd KMl muliM in the
annex of the Prlmlmv Methodist '
Church. West Conshohocken
Entrance to the building was!
nlnad hj (breJisj a mar door of the
A aide window
broken. A phonograph ajafl
of records were uemollshed and a I
number of bottles were bn
the glass scattered over the Moor.
Iiw culprits than WUl iu the main,
floor of the building and broke,
chairs and benches Leather backs
rut from I number ol
ip showed that nothing
had been taken from the building
The wanton destruction which
| was done some time during the.
Ijaafc Blid was dluHjatfld •'arly last1
I evening when a group of male
Dr Allan Roy Dafoe. physirian niember^ went to the annex
Publishers!
World** Moil l.cr i- < emu.
tr\ Durtiir S|H'yk> .it Bui*
»|iiH <if Stole PIIMMMT-II
0 S I' I I \ LI
With
i 100 \ erdicl ,mal Newswome" |Graad Jury to Pass illrv Cengureg
Attend Convention on 75 Cases •
.\j£tll 11 !"l \*J[# '111. OfS. i*.<;. A.
I.r.iw- for l ..ililji
A number
of new-pcperwo.nrn President Judge Harold O. Knight
from thl S?L2f
n igno'.n tlir slate
Of, Satur-
PlaJnliff ' I..111
1 ;ik*ri and l)i
• ml ( nn-rllt i
i Horse Wan
rtroyed With-t
ill. Owner
\MI-Arnii-
e.
Stories
Will.
Enthusiasm
of Hi- l.X,M ,
the Quintuplet*
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\ IU> TO 8TATEMFNT
Plaintiff- Igainsl Corantrj
Hull Givea Tim In M il
Additional Statement"
day. for the annual oonvi
LtM I'IIIII ■ i'.:n;:i WojgM I
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Ml Rabeoea Gross, managing
editor of tin- lock Haven ■RpMH
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PI ehOStn vice prSSMsSttl Ol Dorothy Borheld, 210 Valley road
. 11 1 Boles. Q
117 Qrand Jury which yes
on of bill-ot
indictment in more tha
scheduled 10 be presented to them
1 d. of 28
La
Sleeted forenun of the Grand Jury
Unsy, carpenter, of 43
Hendrlcka street, AmbU-; 1 11 1 1 i\
[Ort KM.1.1.II
ind Jury SOW
I naafe Speed
Ifotornun Exonerated :ii In
qoeal Into Death ol
PraneJa \. Sayrei
VI CROSSING
Witness Says Wo
Whistle So led
Speed <»f M &*i« ■'
Warning
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1 FTuUi
Bj ELIZABETH G COLLINS
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RECORDER I'- ''-r Freed. Colma-'
Ol thi eastern (ft ■•''■ O'-org*- Kobej .
■ .i-lec- |por:: Alvtn H Moll. Oak
A' ■ K rvirlinit M'Nnb VM ' ■' ' ■ K *Vka\ HWns P»rk
named! Nona M those who reported for
■ rwmmatlng conmltl "P*raWr °'•.]
to I awarded 11.4. bl a mry before Mrs F JVdaOn LeJrd ol ...formed them that Mn Z^SSTMJTIL 2L ™ViwZZw.
f Dionne Quintuplets talked | make ready for indoor game?, such Judfe William F Danriehower, Valley, the former M ! srOUld
n_,,, KI ping-pong against Alfred 0 Well*, Harman-1 Miillhollaiif1 of this borough, retlr- have to be 'goad' due to the fact £LS
worm- ... _; ■«_*«.» L» - utita „« .•»..»■ ,,i ..... iinniMm ■-■■ I .... .. ..... nr >i> • ■■,. >^ ,.,o.„ «.ii. m n,u,nhi.r. «■ .ii>>« hor. —
derw. on December 28. bu: ttM
irolleyman for
■ -gard of
adjuM might be considered safe
addition to the for-man and J*cre.1«P«fl..h'nltj' ,nrou«h «**»»««*■
tsrj *")*■ w
Wells admit led laking the borae principal IpaaJtar at the annual Anna n Rnrknu.- Cn.Knni.wiHm i '
away, but produred a form used by meeting. Saturday afternoon, at the
the Society signed bv Mtss Kate Hmel Penn Hams and Mrs Alliene'Fourth
Kelsey. an mint of the plaintiff IV ChSJll Seltzer of Kutztown. Churl
over the telephon*
fumr.l tharges in Callandar. On-tario,
from the RECORDER'S
li*adquarters at tlie Pennsylvania
NVwsuaper Publishers' Convention
in '.lie Hotel Penn Harris Harris-burn.
Friday.
The long distance connection
that brought the voices of th*|ed to the fullest extent of the law
world\ sweethearts into a hot*!,
suite on the eighth floor of the
Harrlaturg hotel, was made by D:
Daloe immediately upon his arrival
In the state capital, where he wa.'
the principal .speaker at the annual
banquet at the Hotel Penn Harris.
Saturday night, the closing feature
Of tin- annual suite publishers con
venuon \|,
manslaughter in the death of Fran^
Savr.s 44
which are played In the basement , ville. an agent of tha Mootgonwry I ad as editor Ol onFy 18 members o:i duly !J°m" m
i:
Wa*h
Albert V Rhoads. president of County Society for Prevention of monthh bulletin and in I uiiimnum number U-siially re-
West Conshohocken town council: Cruelty to AnlnutJ M. JosOptttM Hlddle Mc
and aLso president of the board of! The plaintiff claimed that wSUa Meen. M. of LaotSIOwU, Pa.
trustees of the church, stated the hod taken a horse from a stable Oenevteve Forbes Herrick former
church officials have a number of at his home wtthoul pro|H-i author- president of the National Press
clues and U tba guilty persons are'iiy and bad u de'-troyetl. Club Waafci&fton l> C is«l ttM
apprehended they will be prosecut-
Observes 11th
Anniversary
court point <l ^'.- Bt*hn.-wy rfte<lr_mthed*
Other members of the jury.
Batter) C,
Leaves For
Furl Shelby
• ul.li.i- Uill I ntn in Hen
;ii I.J I 'I hi- Mi- IM...,M.
.,i P. i;. i: Sution
■ i'\Mi \N KS< OBI
Soldien to Bt (,'
Farewell. Sew
teor ;
ven ii N<»i-\
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I.IK IT. IIOWAKI) H -■ \t.
Borfcow, Consnohocken. ..
ird Ourrsn, 202 « ', 'LV^i
avenue. Conshohock'vn;
Dorati. Jr. 651 Kohn
After the banquet Dr Dafoe was
the guest of honor at a reception
m the RECORDER headquarters,
attended by Governor Arthur:
James and members of his cabinet.!
I never fail to talk to Callandar
at least once a day while I am
away from the five little girls." the I
world's most famous country doctor
told us. I talked to each of the
W'll.s ^iid that he had recehed .spoke on 'lew journalistic trends atrwt, Norristown; Elisha Ham
a telephone call at his home on Tea followed the mating. at'mond>, Rosemont; Ter?sa Koentg.
M.r. ( 19-Sl a knur thai DO call ai which wi'es of publishers attend-1 Jenkintown: Florence M Ko
, ihe Stenlon ftVl to IS- inn the conventioti. were guests >W Robtrta avenue. Gl'nsi,:.
D - RaWtetl Latch. 1120 West A.r\
: wanted by the OWOeTS ! ganlzaiioi. flttfTHlftd tna annualUtr:-ei. NorrLslown; Lloyd A Lewis.
Tbi (leli'iulaiu saici DO ■ Dl tO p;ibi: .;i. i ■ bSDqOOt. Si which Ur . Erdenhemi road. Chestllu! MHI.
IBS hoiiMv and tiler.- til told by Allan Rov DsfOS, physician to tlif Marion Love. 631 Kohn .-.t;.
I Miss Kelsey that ttM horse 'be- Dionne QuIntiipU is. was ihe |tt BtlgSoe T. Pounds. L«der-
Proplr in Snutll.—Com-1 longed 10 the ncluhlfi. Be \ ,„ ■;■ ,-. Ft>r, wash-
*. ... , ,. ■ tiiat ihi- msuso rifosd ""' iMP- Tht nssi annuaj msntlfn »iii !«■ .:., ■
nillllllv I htinll «' l t v - bll, ^|(j h,. wa8 nol ,[W OWner ),eld In Pittsburgh and Uu annual ~
I hilliing Feilowahip He had the horse removed and swtSfl) dlM.-uui lunclnon In Beth'
1 later taken to Kirov above Low HOStB
dale, where It was destroyed
Wells said the horse was
far]
Continue Vu\
lO I (In IIMII \t> be played by th
--lllll.I rv lill- nf Primitive
Banquet \ laikors. in Mny.
thin and had nut proper care for
several riavs and it*.-,titled thai
the woman, also mid him that the
D 1: Mabel W Russell. 33 Aber-dale
rood, Bala: Orac* H ff
Upland Ttrace. Bala-Cynwui
Untold numbers o| families are
IttftsM in Hie South under clrcum-iuta
u». ( MIKU L«» I-IILII -/j HI- _««u«««H lift Uie 1*
Oulnts Friday during the day and Ranees so primitive converted Ms ^^ ^ ^^^ ^ ^ ^
;ulked again with their nurse., then from Africa could teach them nepn(,w
Friday nlghf They were all in something about improved civiliza- A:V rncv DOBald McOonigal rep.
'"'" non | resented Wells
Tins startling revelation was a
excellent condition when he tele. |
phoned. -.. -I Sue Coutitrv flub
Tliry call me docteur «doc-Ure> , Tins startling revelation was a Berlhi w j-y^n ami j Oiilmur
because they speak French, prlnci- (highlight in the address by Rev T\.0I, Jr
pally, you know', the brisk, lovable ilohn De Bouis. a missionary, of iown piamlfJTs In ■ BfJgpSft action
little medico answered a query Elkton, Va , at Community Church ajaii
■How do I get away from Uiem?"(oi Cedar Heights. Sunday night m which Ihgf ■>• dsnu I
he repeated another query • Well. I The service concluded a two-da/ result ol bUfl
I guess I Just go and that's all ■ observance of the eleventh anni- ;Tvson when her drSSS Mtlgtii lit.
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Library Asks
Hark Papers
Krff l.ilirarv BeqiuMi Hi.ck
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Fin* W rrrks
Cigar Sttirr
i\i l)ri\er Sees Pbunea
Snootinn Throturji \\ indon
in 57 I a\»iir Street
Soundi Alarm. PamUlei
I etVe Itnililiiii:.
RtLshong condticled
Court Room
and talUtnotl! »M gJwn by
witnesses to the crash, all of whom
.said thai the speed of the trolley
-n 4.S. and N ■
hour.
The opss Ifonros, S3,
rtutiiio^n denied LiUa,
that the trolley an Allen town
Limited, was not going over 35 miles
per hour
John Reynolcl>. Jr I
following tlv Say res nutomobllr'
Urttlflttl that he saw Heynolds come
to a stop at the grade crossing, and
then turn left. He said that there
0 .earning whistle toundsd b\
| the .rolley op>T«ujr a. Iho cro».«ng , mLvllo„(,r, hop(.
' Testunony tUs IwS
mlmittl Isto when it «aj in Mm
: was given by Lawrenn- Mr
iCracken. Pliiladelptila. who said hsJo^irtDB 1941
ti-ard Monroe told of
■■:.T motornian Uonros OS- tha Board ol Co-i
lined this i.,u HIOIISISOIII from Beeom
Mrs Sayres was with her has- Townships that plans ioi
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the com-
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Ciiniiiii.-ioiKr r ■ten relit
Sn|i'r\ i-nr ' IIIMI% \itl
fur Ku.nl- to 1 < ml i nil.-.
Count) to Pro rid* II...,,;-
id for Contain' IHl . .1-'-.
Tlio
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Bd on the
t oward
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ould not be able to m
"But I bet they're glad to have: present bS*JM
you back." we said. A quick smilej There bootlegging, -oboerv anil Polish Killfli'S
answered affirmatively murdor are as common as minor, ' ■
His visit to the United States to, violations tiere of the motor rod.. HllllOUtM SoldlCVS, tlu- Rele
speak to the Pennsylvania publish-'and reo*ve even less atten^loii. :ir-'
Free I
tor Iwek
the FiECOHDEH to 00JU-tin-
paper now In
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gtasod Hie billnrd parlor and cigar JD 3. who wn.s looking out hi
■lore of FrancLs Connelly, S7 Fay
members of Battery C T» HKrnitDER nies at
„4th field AitiiiT\ of PoUah- Ubrsi t twenty-tlx jtsn
ore not so Amrric0Il Px:ra)-Uon and Including be ma kept on hand
large numbs* *;:; "'■';"''u- ,KIU'
the lo^al military mUl She bssn bound, bu- iaSOSal m gUDW
gTS nol been bound
ag| meant a ten-day absence from'cording to the speaker Southern
Bnily Marie Yvonne A.inerte. Ce- ■ feuds popularized In comic strips
rile ; ui newspaper* hSM
He spent several days in New lunny to the missionaries becaus
York City, where lie had an inform- , they actually occur especially when
al conference with Wendell Wlllkle, the hill-billies indulge too heavily "rt "'r'r _—m C'J jhe' Polish Ee.gles q
on current world conditions, pro-1 in their own alcoholic b» ■
ceeded to Philadelphia and appear- the speaker said.
ed on a radio quiz program, then Rev Mr DeBouis a former end
tu Harrisburg. where he arrived man in minstrels earning $100 week-
Frkluy afternoon BSf i.een stationed in Virginia
In the fashion of a busman's us a missionary for the last nln-imimav
he visited the Harrisburg years, with his wife and tlirec
Hospital later in the afternoon, j children Three times he narrowly
where operation.-, except emergen-i escaped being murdered when In-
Bf surgicol ones were "temporarily: tervening in feuds m an effort to
suspended" to pay homage to the, prevent bloodshed and to bring
little man with the big reputation j the embittered families together
Dr Dufoe skirted expertly around I peacefully
aajggtasna relative to future plans of In one attack the missionary
tlie quintuplets, or matters penin-, said a powerfully heavy man raised
the Oliva Dlonnes. their a knife with a long curved blade
eiice Department ol ihejeUe slreev, routed several families
^oorupyintf ftpartments in the upper
- of tlw building, from their
' beds and menaced set era I proper-ties
ui !::■ Eaon or ihe
borough earh yaitSrdSy morning.
• ■ was djscoyered about 3
1 , John O'Donnell, taxi driver, as
Club "held" a farewell banquet Sun- An elT.it .- m '™« »«f »!£.?!!?; &*.** ****M ,,h'"
da af,,r (Sat pul in book form Uma the blase had reached alarni-headquarters
309 1 » inore i't>»venient for.i»k proporiions He immediately trmftUm at a speed of about M
TT^ uiree' hui '" alarm box at " ■ iiour and that he saw the collect (396000 In liquid ■
ent included Bftj men III unlfors tUUSII HawroiWIng. automobile as il madi' a left turn froni '
-'both tire companiei He then 135 to 1W feet U) rrOflt of I
ushed to tht Wa hingtoa Bn lonroe
Company bssdttusrtjin . p[^., ihould b
: a square and Washington Squar-- a: .
from tlw .scene oi the fire and a.s- too wli^tl.- ;. not -sounded at al!
L.S'.-<I in getting out tlw equip- tha oroawiafS I: •
infill Tile firemen made a hasc \\<- aid tttt WhlStlS WDII trUCtlon •>!
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band and she was hurled from the llMl! ln
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tlu, ,,mn,v iir„ llt.m, ,;;
wreckage. She auatalned a concus- euaeed with one of the ho
sioii of Uie brain, and brtusssi boi did no
Mrs. Sa>Tessa;-(
bind looked in all directions heron- „„ ;!1. uuli
they crossed the tnwki but dM nol lt; operation." tndl
tnUOf car until it was on board has pUUU calling for B iiuiii-
. :n and ttasJ U ■
inh
Irene P Haganian. NorrLstoan H \\
QUM oi the loestlon (oi tl
.'ti window ami .saw the erSatl. .aid posed first unit, i1
s!ie heard DO whittle sounded. She Abingtou Memorial Hospital will !*■
said the Sayres car came almost to
a stop before ll crossed Ihs sraokl 'l.,. -■: th* cmntv
■nian said it is nistosnsry board in dl
.", ui' UM trolleys to be ron.
sounds at that point but that non<
ror 1M1
cra.di
Monroe testified the trolley wa wM _.
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it c Church, was the tha unbound
principal speaker, lauding .<■., inlas-tor
their pa trie I- tag bl asofa rssr affan Julia H R
Lsm and uuing all men present to fWty. librarian. Lisues the appeal
bend OVST]
ration of tlie democratic form of, below Puulu acknowWiK.-mriit
government «i;i B" made to persons able
UM n the missing 00
., ,iM> bone. thsg be brought or| hsd orokan the gkui
u-ii.'d protection I sshohoeasn Pie.
run but by the time they reacheit
'he bSSt from the fire
tlie bulk
and door and the flame
alked freei- - :xling to plunge it Into IhsIihT^«UiOn~Tda*hr™Adsin Hylenakl 1 ' 'el was ahooting out over the pave.
of the five famed girls, just preaclier's lieart when the feudist'.■ | rpi~aliWj the days of W"rld VI
proud grandfather might, arm .uddenly became paraly?. ' ,. innsStSd and
tha hi Otsl bound
thno
Theoii-:. i liJnnsn of lflsV-*ui bsr 4.
i CO—January 13 and 2\. JUDS
,.-:■ and Roman Swedkow- Z8;Mtd] fl II Ifl Mid »: August 3
pnaskdant or tha Pouah Isila I IWisuihsr ™
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eport oh tlie latest activities of j In the split second that followed a
J.iniui or little gggj | former enemy of the missionary
"You know we liave a great: movement hurled hmuselt agauist
many skunks in our neck o' ihe the big man and took away the
wood*", lie told us 'They congre-1 knife.
gate under the porciies. and thej Some familie.s occupy crude
girls ihmk they are kltten.s and j dwellings with boards in tlie f]oors]C[llb \.
coax tiiem out and pick them up M far apart snakes crawl in and
Every once in a while a nurse in- take posse*iou. The missionary*
lust in time". ; family lived in Mich a place when
The doctor, by tlie way. Ls un- they first arrived at their station,
orthodox in his reaction to skunks Re\ Mr De Boms said On numer-of
fact", he says "I don't: ous occasions, he said, deadly
mind tlte Bmell of a skunk a bit snakes dangled from the I
I think its a good, wholesome kind threatening manner
of a smell'' I There are communities in which
He revealed that a change is SSBJ family is engaged in brewing
made in the nursing staff at tlie-strong drink which is mostly
i Famlllai occupy-
IIIK tlie apartments In the upper
tha building had b-en
awakened by tile .smoke btJI OSd
- .-Ilort to lasn the build*
B1| Fin nan forced their way
tha door leading to the
upper floors and assisted tha m-
■ t of them clad in their
night clothes, to the street Tliey
:; .shelter in the home of
Teacher \\ ill
Resume Posl
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Methodiati Close
Anniversary Week
hool Boor* Hold. Ip,
H'Miiiii: in Cj-t- of Mi
I.Mlrl,-. Wfao 1,'fl II
CUu, R.-in-iiii. 1
l'.-;i,-li,T.
October 7 21.
Absent Irom ha
tnemen plu\ed on the bsSSt er of Uie third grade of tlie local
;ream of water and had; schools since DccembT 1!
II under control within a few nil of her
-March 8. January 15 Apr. ■ hnj in confining the method of teaching reading. Mrs
fire to the front of tlie lir.st -floor Mary Emery Land is. of Norristown
Quints private hospital, every once i< ontinaed (In Page 1
Ui a while, foi tlie reason that they
love the quintuplets too well".
"You see. alter the nurses are •
of the girls that they form a kind
of possessive attachment for them,
and we don't want that So when
we find evidence or that we have
to get a new nurse" he explains
The Quints. Roman Catholic in
faith, attend a special chapel on pUi,hc schools aga
the hospiuil grourds where the, Toxm mti-tosdn,
Protect Children
W:tinst Oiphtheriji
Arrangements were completed
this morning by Robert C Landts.
superintendent of public schools
for immunization of 279 pupil, of
the first sue grades of the local
st diphtheria
upplled by the
■h\> babies, premsi u ■ were oe- „. 0, .,.
red by Dr Herbert A I PlUCC Stop Signs
■ : by Dr Jacob Kraas». tba
.lllage priest comes to say ma«:8ute. will be administered to sbsl^ttsr aarrblf h atarne-each
Sunday for the ' Qulnniea" : Kroup by Dr Percy Corson. school *hlP a' lht*, N , u^1; , T , . ....
and the staff Dr Dafoe l* not physician, assisted by Miss Ada' Dlv.B«tock ^ "*"' MrsJ^^ Tvo Mop" signs were erected last
Catholic but did not disclose his'sturgis community nurse. TTW;onThunid«v.»1ifn.* wsPferffd TOk at duigm..
religion group represents children of fami-|5? .tlw h^plfal * Dr ^"Ja"1'" PlMnouth and Whiiemarsh town
He is neither Trench nor British lies unable to bear the coat
o[ the Polisn Eagles Brothet-lioixi ItBl Mi B tfOWntOtf 17.
and Stanley Patryski USA 1928-^June 30 March I
:irlough, also addressed 3 January 31
the group Frank iTugacwwskt., 1929 January 29 FVbruary 1 IS i"""s a few door
Philip Oardocki and John Lokow-' March 29 Ausua) 21. M Deeambei
.ski were meinlxi.s ol the hSayrarl 1+ •"1|1 H
committee Tlie banquet was pvs> 1930—July
; mi! and SSSSd bv young women M
aides of Ihe Polish Eagles Club. 1932—M
. 115 October 11 14 November II
19;i+__Apnl 17. September 4. Nov-jstore- T"* entire stock OH de- Wi;i resume bsi ilinie.s January 27
ember 16 December 25 "' and lil? fixtures and : . g U the local
1935—At) ' s,opp was hadly damaged., school system for ■fantoen
-.:;! u. Of a loss or several hundreds j The little molehill of nlaundar-
1939 -April 7 P«-bruan 3 M.r. 01 AotH Doing which grew Into a moun-
:pper part of ■
Tlie RECORDERS back fisafl SfSi nol damaged and tlie fagflUlos ln| iillaaSn ine .M-IIOOI board and
oanturr. ;"" r returned to their apartments, i tlie teacher, last iiighi
:i in book form, no loose j although they sora wtthoui ughtl the high aohoo]
ulable. uiHnent. was, amicably after a close to four-hour
-■■■ out of commission b\ I ion that
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pro-tha
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(Quadruplets Horn to
Bridgeport I*arents
aT to Mr I.
ana ViT "
street. Bridgeport, at Montgomery i cc^ei. m^ u~ai] |ialr
Ha"pital. Saturday aft-moon, but1
within three hours, all four were
pronounced dead
p
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Ul Sunday School
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by the
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number attend*
.Continued On Pair PSSTl ivi.ou hip BuppOT bv the
: lay ev-llonor
Pa«tor on
His Name l)av
buildl
Hie apar::i- , bUI ■ liarmomoii> ,-u(i::u ,!'' 1
M. M : ■- ■ PH and i i:ml'. M:
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upper,
\fli»r V<w itlinls ,: ! Mrs Joseph Denno and chu- somowhaJ ..n.-suied baouiH of the honored all .,, -|h„ roaatuas
1UM xvl IUU,,B .dreii William Knkpatrick and absence of UM bUhOT when she hall- Sunday night ,hUl of
lanst^nnata exptamlna that School children of th.-,
'Ihe building is owned by the -.she was unable to get there be- members ol all :
Halma11 Klemmin FsUUe I rore' V**1 in lllr P10*™0 « .» ■ 1 ■>, . /• .
-„ln, ., 730. with M ! LO«al H<»S (...
but. of Dutch descent Tlie name treatment
11»' immmiiaeiiut
tomorrow at 10 in
I Wood Park House
will lafei
the Mary H
Republicans I'l.m
Daloe was origuially uevos and the
tamily emigrated from Holland to
New York years ago. They gradu-ally
found their way to Canada,
where Dr Dafoe a father was a
in before him.
He admits to an utter ignorance
of the ramifications of the much-tooted
calorie system in today's
medicine, prior to the arrival of
the Quints "I didn't know a dam
thing about those callortes then" ; £e.;ubhcan committee according to
he confesses They never taught'an ann0m1CPf„-m bv I
me anything about them when I,Wood chairman of the County
learned medicine But when I hadjCommUtw
so many babies u> take care of all i T^* aflmr will be held on Lin-at
once and they needed very special ^ms birthday Pebruan' 12 at the
care I got to studying those calor- citv Hall. Norristown
Wa and I'd often stay up half the it u, understood that somethine
night doing it. Now. Emily has to i unusual in the way of entertainment
iCanUnaed On Page Fear! 1 is being arranged
F;irm Loan Ass'n to
Meet a( Trappe
The annual meeting of the Mont-
Falcone. Bridgeport !;- after a number of ;.
Dr. Bo. ...'.> bod glran ksnpla proof of th
■ ■ ibtS bslni A coUlalOB of two enrs neeurred
and he orden-d an x-ray ThLs was Saturday morning at Ridge pike
Campbel! , and North lane Plymouth u>wr--hip
and the report was given Dr Bos- ;,ru: before nightfall the But-tock
that there was a possibility of .way Department, operating out of gomery County National Farm Loan s t_n(./
triple births There followed m, had placed a "stop" Ai.sociation will be held on V.
I In mln [Vie IlinnPP other x-ray examination, and this sign on North lane No OIK- wa.. day. January 22 at 10 a m al K '.
jiniOin l ray I/IOner ltme rjr campb-'lt repon-d four hurt badly in 11. , stone. Orange Hall, in Trappe A
torms on the plates -\ |gn previously was representative from Uie Federal
Plan-s are underway for the an-| Saturday afternoon at 3. Dr. Bos-(erected on Joshua rood at Flour-.Land Bank of Baltimore. Md.. will
nual Lincoln Day dinner to theitock was in the institution, and town road. Whitemarsh township be present: also several speaker.;
members of the Montgomery Countv within ten minutes Uie four ebil- where a down a.rident-s happened will discuss practical farm problem.s
dren were deMvrred Twi of them in the laM rssr, according io th" All interested are invited to att'tid
lived an hour and th" third died Whitemarsh township police Alan T Wright, of CollegevUle. R.
In 70 minutes The fourth child ex- Th- depariment also repairxi a D 1 LS president of uie association ■ appear, a
Mitchell presiding, the hoard heard »'■" '
testimony of Robert C Landls, «
perlntendent of !■
response to questioning by K Arn- -
■::tied the OatiB
liad walked out of her
classroom in the midst of a class,
at 1030. December 11 and had DO)
since returned nor sent am word
relative to her willingr,<
The meeting appeared clos.- v
conclusion with tlie apparent be- y].
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honor gu
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received a nun-.
to ('('(' Ciimps
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liei that Mrs Londis would not flowers, to.
terminating and
pired M 5 45 -stop" sign on Centre avenue, at ■ ind the other directois Include Wit-' her contract with the board, when
The girls weighed from one pound Ocrmantown pike which had been 'Man H Krebler. Bridgeport R F SBS amved ALL KINDS OF PCRBONAL SJTA-four
ounces to sllghth less than two knocked down bv an automobile las D. James L. Wood. Br. Pennsburg, Given oppirtunitv to present her TIONERY at the RFCORDER 100
pounds 'Friday The car skidded on the ice- 1 * D. Roben M, Little. Zjeglers-, ^'ory. fully and completely to the sheets. 100 . d with
Mis lanone is 34. and Uie mother covered road whir* negotiating aivtlle and CharlesE WLsmer.Trappe L«ard. Mrs Londis stated tliat the.your name and addroaa, only $1
of a boy and a girl Her husband!turn off Oermantown pike onto Ralph F Wisniei is secretary -J situation staned when Superin- RKCORDFR. Rector and Fnnest
is 36. and b a slioemakvr I Centre avenue jtreasurer I (Continued On Page Fimn Plum,-, SO and M Advertisement