The Conshohocken Recorder, August 22, 1941

              ®l)c Consljoljochen ftecortfer.
Established 1869. No. 7093 CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22. 1941 TWELVE PAGES
Investiture
S<*n iee for
\\.(]. Troop I
SCIKKII District to
Receive $9197.18 Conshohocken Day Supervisors
Ivindrrd eighty-eight sec-ond
Uld LUKI class scliool dlltrletl
Of the Commonwealth will share a
total of W.065.741 hi state aid for
'he support of public school.-, in
regular September payment-, ap-
V.iditor General F
Clan- Rots.
In Montgomery Coun-ty1*
total $-»S«.«9.M which win be
shared bv 13 district! as D
Class
l.,".i M.-inri *I re-itis-llll 1-4H ftSd 5«
Norristown Borough 38,04)3.73
Third Class
Abinglon .Township 30.44833
Bridgeport 10.997 18
Cheltenham Township 25.657 04
Conshohocken Borough . 9.49718
Jenkuiiuwn Borons.1 h 11 748 57
West Consliohockrn Troop No 1 i„».nMliilr Borough 11.572 17
B cough UN.T1
part Of the BO] I KM organ- PotUtOWlt BOTOttgll .. 41.04430
When the in- gprii! Up .... 7.247.18
Upper Marion Twp ..... 7.5S2.IS
lartai pnaantcd a' n public. Upper Moreland Twp ... 9.8416.35
held in the auditorium ol i Ten nthar rhatrl I
"tj le high srhonl with officials nj the tMM ate scheduler! to receive an
C'entral Dlstnct. Volley Forge Coun-1 additional $lf.5.862 m similar pay-ril
and sgancei Wish- mints These paymenti an bghBJ
ing ton Troo]) No 3 ol this borough withheld, however, pendu.
Truck Crashes
Stopped Car;
I Huraages3( ]a r±
New Organised Troop Given ,
|{«i\ ScOtM ( li;irl«-r .il I\\er-i-
i-.- in V. Side II. School
( FfABTEB FOB I TEAK
Ura HacKc«ie Receivei
Chatter aa Behati <<! Spon-
-<<r-. < Iharam ' lommittee.
i re held
hiking part.
The charter was pi i
'iciiiy ■ Davtt, riuunau of
Uld investigation
Girls Compete
To be Miss Pa.
Will
(nun
l;i-l.-
be
i:
Ontral Hi trici Conunltee. who
made the punupal address in
]*eakin;i of the Scout movement he
rolled altenilon to the fact that
during the past thirty-one vears in
America 9,000.000 boys have
gone scouting which prove.-, there
must be something in It. 11'- \| j
ad the Tact that the church
school and home ail have their part
glo plav in tlte training of be
aid that '[-outing offers tlirm some-thing
that none of the other three
agencies can give He. boa
.1 the members of the ne v
troop thai Scouting can only give, Mu. America o( loto may
as much I the) mill He urged present. in person tonight when
then-, to follow up Scouting until MUt rjiMrrn Pennsylvania 1941
BOOOM Eagle Scouts, and ad- wlU ^ crowned a, io p m. at Art
vised them that Scoutmaster Ar- skatelaud. Ridge pike, opposite
thur Tempest will give them every !p-,too p|ymg pie|d
opportunity in advance
He paid n high tribute to mem
bers of the S'out ComfnM
ing a representative group of citi-rens.
made up of clergymen of both
the Protest on' and Catholic faith:
i of the school hoard and
lOpf < ar It
Si. lit rVrniii Car
I to Make Turn
\H RED
Lincoln Fire Co.
to Parade Here
I ■ I ■
■ ■
apparatus
:;:id me:. I ehl I Dt
The nearb) unit will exhibit iu>
tb pot -
ind win bare Lh
formed men in lin-. lot tne big
hich will mark
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PRICE: TWO CENTS
8200Fine.4Mo.
Ii i Jail lor
Local Man
Edward \. rfneran Grvaa
Same Sentence on Drunken
Driver end Faflnre to Stop
( i)r_ Knocking ii ' \ i\ i
ii* Mb io- of
I iir_ day by R W Wright, eh .
An automobile accident, involvuit: ''■';"'n :" ';■'* '"""' Ih" "||>,V
inn k IIIKI threa pit -
RAN l)OU\ HAN
i .nil I inf>l<iv•■ l.uiliv
Driuikt'ii I)ri\ itisz—
Itnn^lil Junk tnun llm-
■
Pleading guilty to charges o
itnmketl driving and failure Ui tfq
red early Wednesday evening in p rd v Finer
att.tt 110 East Seventh avenue WH
the Motsonford bridge. "V ■■•"«■■"■ sentenced In Judge William F Dan
The crash occurred Whgn W.ll...
M. Silk. 211 Fast Sixth avenue, ac- from Cedar HetghtJ to the iximt
oorapattlad bj bil one oae return- where the parade will form The
Ing to his home from West Consho- I a .• I will DOOM by h
boafcan Me -topped hLs car to allow Rn>:boroiigh to Cwlar Heights
anothei iimchiue in front of htm to
n Pennayh anla
< I -II Tonighl
Coaiaataata.
U inner lo Coaapete for
\li«- \in.riiii Title.
1 The title of Miss Eastern Penn-sylvania
will entitle the winner to
compete for the title of Miss Am-
, erica of 1941 in the annual Allan-tic
City Beauty Pageant, in Sep-tember
Phti!oytapneii Wednesdov. at Wood-side Pork, in the midst of annual ConahOhoofctH
the group above shows the directors and aides who supervised the event
Leli to right—Councilman Nelson Qulgg, chairman ol the Conshnhocken Recreational Council:
Mflna Nugent, aflii Catherine Loconsole. Mi-«a Gladys Hoogland Mrs Henr\ Rollm Si Mr-laa
• Jflhnrfctmt. Mlsa Marv Lou Robinson. Miss Josephine Sorn-ntino and John Baczew.ski.
\n Rollins was general chairman of Conshohocken Day. with Mrs Johnstone. heuri nipat
of the local playgrounds, as co-chairman. Misses Nugent. Hoagland and Robinson and John Bac-sewski.
assistant playground supervisors, assisted Misses Loconsole and Sorrentino were adttgliad fron
the WPA offices. Norrisiown. as aides at the community event. Councilman Nelson and John Bac-ransportation
to and Irom the park.
Record Attendance at Conshohocken S. S. to Hold
Day Outing at Woodside Park P - 11 1{ ., I I v
make ,i left turn into Marble strec
No sooner had the Silk tar stopped
when a heavily-loaded
longing to the Atkinson Trucking
Company and drivsti by John Dono-hue.
of 3937 Dexter street Maiia-vunk
Drained into the rear of ll
and knocked it several feet into an-oiher
machine parked gfl i
curb on ttM Hie street,
accurding lo a r**|x»n tiled with the
Itnal pottos
The truck also collided Wlttl a Dgl
Of Dr. Theodore H Durr of 6641
Oajonti avantH trMeh was proceed-ing
south in 1
No one was injured althotiKh all
ol the mai bines wen- in
damaged The Silk oar WM badly vear-old Philadelphia and
Track \\ alkei
I» » • g^ , on iiie eharae oi drunkei
lllk< III \ *l\ I'-IM T'"' ""nI rii D III \HII i. ill ,,,,,„,, (ttnartadi tin- tI1 ,,„, DoncurrenU]
.V w. 1 in lb
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damaged both in the front and rear Railway track walker watched for
and had to be tomd tram the m ; iund and rock slide:
The othei maehinM were able to
praaod iindi-i tiit-ii own i
!l months m the ooon^ priaoa ind bi
pa) Baei totaling &200 In addition
oatg
In .senteiu IIIK* Fine ran, Judge
Dannehomei din-i teii nun |g pg|
\|IXJ fine and casts and lo serve
four months on the charge of failure
io stop al'« \ -iinilai
fine and jail sentence was imposed
narge ol drunken dnvlin.
two jail
mu arrested u feaai
latter hLs autoniobue ran dovn and
p I'HiilliI injured James M. Balrd. Jr. 1730
■ ■ Hutif-r ptka H 11 in.uiMIII- tin thc
1 " ° '' r, morning of July B
1- I Mgxini '' ■ 1 -: fad on nanj
p tree) N- ■ rhaown In froni i>i the
' rl ""- llontgonien Oountj Prison Warden
Pled Ii M'ii l; BJ !■ ted Baird. and it
was the w,tid. 11 who followed Fin*
**K"osla. SB-Icon in a toniiii.ni.l-i'Mci tnnk and
Warned UM ueanaa number 01 the
hit-run
According to the local
tickets lor amusemen.s a
side Park. Conshohocken
■1 l.il.llir.'
sale ol
Wood-
Day.
Rein er 12, Join
the borough's annual na Matteo Josephine Radatti
Max Levin, a member or Uie «utlng Wed wsday was the largest Councilman Quigg. members ol
Chairman Darii said a Bov Seoul Board of Dlreetori of the Mi fie playground staff and young
iroou can be of more use to a con- America BOaat) Pageant, who, A record sale of tickets was made women WPA workers from Nor-munltv
than anv OOt has an idea wlil ser\e as one of the Judges at.id Conshohocken guests. A total of rlstown. assigned to assist with the
but charged the bovs must be kept 'he imgrant tonight, is manager of 1836 •.trips of amusement tickets outing, aided with the races
busv in order to retain their int. Burke of Philariel- wire purchased through the Con- Amusement tickets were prizes
mo-ement He tl'et. ,.■< Vnertca of 1940. In a shohocken Day committee Special Several clubs attended'the out-nly
telephone toineisauon with Art rates were 111 rflecl No reports : ing in groups St Paul's Baptist
Skate- accidents of any kind marred 1 he ; Church held its annual plena
In 'and. thte morning, he said that he clay.
race (or bov?
Ochnich. Jark Boyle
Relay race for girls, over 12 I-e- Pre-I»> liriilll- \A ill llolil SpT
i-ial Sen in- September 2tt
l)i|iliiin;i
Wife. :i Children
\ illlce.I.
daao,
The annual Fall Rallv
1 tan slop-ped
in ' ■! ■ Mali Bsjaare Bs*g-*< ,nni
■ mployers looked toward the place when Baird
FJi.t lab Tueedaj night -8ull»" ?*? •"■ Mn"k f1** '","i [,m' , . Uneian then n«t Into his autnnin-did
no) earefu
amine the leopg dm araod ■ eavt ■ergeani P. k oVara, Norris-llPSOrlOO,
-Nt'CCl MClp i. , tttgglni 111 till rear n[ the ,,»ttM "1U ■ ntent He
slunk il Onlph Ml *"! "; ***** "" ll<'"^ "m,,ber
n""':' borne for near! '::! '""'
- Mary
What happened no one knowa
'an in ■
the life-
■
one year t" Aha S MarKenzie
president of the school board
«taking the nrewntatinn h ex- WHS bendutK -very eltort |a bring
lamed the charier ! issued to 1
eegeons.
iti:Elon Willl
Five hundred and fiftv adults Day. a.s they did last year
tno beau1' and chjfchass were conveyed to the R«urn ouses led the park be-s
Other nidges will be William park in the Hart of buses engaged tween 6 and I.H Manv persons
snoisorlnB ihr troon Castellim. Director of Publl- Re- for tlie occasion In addition, sev- remained for the evening I—I111
Inhn Peiie. of ih s corough Cen- l»U . adelphia: Frank *ral hundred persons made the trip nome b> automobile A come.iv
tral DtatruTcomm^^ J°""»" president of the Photo In ihe.r own cars auction and music bv the Philadel-
Xe menibm oftheTconanltUM^rith and Art Association. Philadelphia Nelson Qulgg. ChnJr- phW String ^Band were^ special at -
the wrSion nflS"\roop anrt^ "''" " thp bwough. and John Baczewski Mrs Henrv Rollins St, *»;. Ban-sented
each member nith the olfi- In addition. Miss Mildred Saha.! superintended the loading of the.eral chairman of Conshohocken
ci-il Seoul pin Tlie BM Knoell and M, With the first bus taking off , Day an annual event held here for
the committee present wen- Burgesi ma Mav Harper, winners of the from the Mary H Wood Parrk at many vears Assisting lief
Albert V Rhoads. chairtnan: Re\ Miss Eastadn Pehnsyhania title 945, thirteen trips were made to Mrs Kathrvn H Johnstone m
Benjamin Oould, Rev Father Flat- 'or 'he last three years, will be the park charge of the public playgrounds
le\ Councilman' John Rvan and present as the new queen 1 Winners here. Miss Hoagland, Miss Regiuu
\,a S MacKet Al athletic program for children Nugent. Miss Mary louue Robin-
Mr PVtter then Introduced a mini- Sevenleen Will Compete esiiecially arranged for the event son 6mj j0nti Baczewski, members
bee ot srmit leaden It?, Seventeen young women, ranging -» Miss Gladys Hoagland. one of 0f the staff and Miss Catherine
including Samuel Diem. Harrv in agg fi-111 18 to 28. from this the public plavground supervisors Laconsole. and Miss Josephine
<k ith Preston Cuater William Wa- area and ■ wale surrounding area | here, was held si 1
• ml Mi Bill Norman Greene and will compete tonight for the honor , Winners were as follows
I f.ul? of representing this area at the Dash for boys, to 12.
The investiture exercises were In national pageant. Kiiesel. Jerrj McCurdv
eharae of Seoutmastei Harry C Eleven of .he gtiis wwn sglggfad Hash for girls, to 12. Theresa
Smith and' member, of George:-™m a large field at a preview. DeMarco Mary Mickens.
Washington Troop No 3 of St Wednesday night., at which all the 3-legged «« for boys to 16.
Mark's Liilherna Church The au- J^ges with the exception of Lev- Bobby and fUchard Carroll
. in. unable to come here because of Hopping race tor girls to 16.
, other business were present. Six Mary Matteo. Cecelia Coyne Annual COnahohocgen Field Da\
arranged to enter di- [ Wheelbarrow race for bovs. anv under uie auspices of the play-
»niui> ihe'three nurts"of"the'sc'out rr<llv llltl1 '•'"' ««**-* liming met I age. Donald Ingram. Walter Mr- grounds, will be held at the Con-
:! ,,,!M7,.P^-° ica.-m™. ».l shohocken Athletic Field. I'Jth at
. , sj, K ,,„-.„„.,(,„ the members »'ip r»*ven selected Wednesday Shoe race for girls, any age, Dor* nue and Harry
of .hem ».ur «„lch he .ImlniM-r-d -«•', »'™ «< f«;™"«
A local woman, t
. three small childrei
for I Uplll \il- fo the RECORDER in an ellort to ""w"hVt nVpnonad' M 0M fa * A M-"•!>•■
Plan S 11 r c i a 1 ■* " u UM wr- |H'" ****"*** the '
6900*1 rnmeona help me?", she mlae wnat w.cljrrp€j But the life I*'1'' l*noounced intfll to Ofsjrgli an
-My husbann .„„ Ixxlv („ DA:. -;|1 lUUxnobUe
and three young children some- ■■ |(lli Balrd said tha his wrist was in-the
time ago. We have been living at 0- dir, l|ld ,,_ k ,, u - 'allied bru
Fn -i.uermn Sabbath School will my father-in-law'* noaw, but bmi
be held September 28 at the cliureh "bw>" mid to move We
, . rnon^-.- at al) and I cannot find air
vas decided at a meeting of jhe work wtueU - „„ ablr to do and
of the1 take care of
ram *
the would
.' children
to move
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with
Oftteer-i and Teachers
'thool. Tuesdoy rr
church Repra -
_, , _ , ■ good fsmih who would help me
Church Session also attended llU r g(.t on Im ,„, „,,.,
.nly aiiuiiui) Ret-together children need clothes and my boy
I
s„u^ed\ by the Presbvtenan Board ot m'"e"'VI will do anv kind of work
'' ' ■ ''■ ■ -l»aenl iU 1 H .,, ,,Ui,i.. gsjieg awrfeer I
to pupils being ad- need help Won
iiinher department will
I) Amlnii: ia *.-
ami he told folloi aorgera
ll Ills
11 the win
He did not work about his
ere of diplom
vanced to
kg made
Sabbath School members
meet at 9 45. proceeding
Norman
ditorlum was darkened save foi
candle light during the unn*a
Three large candles, repre- more na"'
.church a! 9 50. where the ralh will
be h?ld. continuing Into I
Sorrentino. from the WPA youth ,na *or*ll|P -*"W wlUl2V1^1
,nter-group.
Noomstown ,,,,sM01' Howi,rd / Eddleman
«v_n ■* J uperiniendent of the school. Is in
O..II show Today charge of airangemeni.
An nrminal doll show jmoviponed ' The group also made plans for a
from last week due to rain, will be iranklurter roast si ■ Brookcroft
held at Third Avenue playground.
Third Avenue and Harry Street
lodav
small trin
Tin idaj it rained Toward evening .
that "Bully" entered the caw- and
■ ir »"*'"1l"<-.i 10 MIIIIS, sonw iimoeis
M hud placed to supporl ti.. side
»llll. ol 111.
I ..
rnonuhg to
see "Sully' He knocked at [he
door and 1 tving no answer, left
He returned shortly aftl
child was a ba^>^ .,1 -ix w"""'''"> and again [aUmg to
- is stated. Since the,, | ***** f**«0 wert b
giandtaiher ol tha ci..,
provided toc,d lor than, 'l"": ",,m °*
oung mother has dun ilntenance super
Intendeni for the railway company
The woman is Mrs !
kl *:n Spring Mill •venue
«™ The nth) 1 lamilv
the more than a year ago. when iiie
hich she run do at home while
bnidini tin 1 rUUrn
not had enough work
itreet. next Tliurs-the
oath The twelve points of the
Seoutlaw was then explained, each
tag being enumerated by a different \1}L.C^.?.J2^I*' """*■
member of Troop No 3 who lighted
a small candle and held it in his
hand as Commissioner Petter read
each of the laws. As the individual
law was completed the candle was
placed in a holder immeriiaiely be-hind
the three larger candles
Immediately following this pro-
• urli member of the new
■troor stepped forward repeated the t--p(etj 'ifcgrjgld CHri m a "recen*
Scout oath after which he was pre- comest
sented with a Scout pin by Scout- contestants will appear first ga
master Tempest 'evening attire, giving an exhibition
Scouts rrom a number of troops 0- a ulfnt tt emertaimng nec.
were present^lneliidi^ng a group of easan. ,0 compete Next they will
Dolores
Emnel and chestnut -haired Marion
kman. both ol whom reside on
near
West Conshohocken
Others are Jane Albert. Coates-
• ill.-. Pn.g\ Chriabnan, Morris*
town. Catherine Zelnertch. Chest-nut
Hill R D Margie Miller.
Roxboroiikh; Ruth Gillesple. Down-ingtown;
Violet Kale. Allentown;
Lillian Lewie, Easton: Virginia
Burr. West Chester; MUllcent
Morrow. Norristown. chosen as the
fifteen from Barren Hil
Sabbath sihool uirtuU-i
bring gog
A special 1 lass comprising selec-
I loi senior and adult
pupils of the Sabbath School, will
b? launched early in October with
on Ootwals in charge
The class will use Oliver's Prepara-tion
for Teaching as its founda-in
Joint Account b> Draft Board No. 5 SEn^S JiE2% TTMS.
home of the C Naaman Keysers at to provide sufficient dothWg and
Meeting next Thur* ... necessities for the children
light, leaving from the church at alone anv luxuries
She is hoping ii
notified Onset John Tamp
kins, and Coronet W .!
awn 1 attad and
'£,' returned to I WwlletOwu m
parlor. Tliere i)r John 0 Sini|isi,t,
M thai lad from m-
Hank to Hold Funds Questionnaires Sent
,..,. rocatton Uultlph
bo ubie ■- uren and inl ■ "■' '• < rt-rith
bousebold do d**'ir alKl Dl eanpa
m -.mai: bones m the tare win frai
1 U'O Women Knd Stewart uld ha keaaw
iI^iifior li*i.tv- .S^nuiei«iiieuista 'lay oeeoini Workmen talked wttl
Pie Tradesmer.:. National Bank
of Conshohocken has agreed not to
permit withdrawal of any funds
from the Joint account of Helen
Gallagher Hertzog and her mother.
Mrs Kate Oallaoher, this borough.
according to an announcement In s M aissa Ourvi
Baaba
court this morning by Attorney E
Arnold Forrest, counsel [or the bank
and Mrs Hertzog
Tlie case involved a bill In equltv
List or pen
■ Ser (Ird
No. So.
0191 81637 Robert Rwlua Betton. I<KI
E 7th s
mnr. M4 T.
Ralun.
N Robinson
and Miss
Wr II
333 Llndrnwuld
AVPIIM- Aintiln
0111 S1M4 Kotx-n Bi.-ni.-m Pmt-rxm.
332 ftmhUnd A\-nur Am-bler
8113 81S77 John Henrv Bvrrly Ctiut.li
HtrnH. Hurrrn Hill
appear In bathing togs
Chairman of the Committee on ttley wiii ^ judgMj
Organization Harry Halliday presld- \ siheT ctlp appropriatelv m-ed
st the meeting and presented gerthed, will be presented Miss Fas-
Burgess Rhoads who made a short u.r„ pc,lllsviv»nia by Art's Skate-address
of welcome and then Intro- [„,„; B»enmg attire will be given
duced Chairman Davis. The invo- lr,e winner bv a Norristown depart-catlon
was pronounced by Rev mma s,(hI(. A Norristown florist
Flatley and the benediction was w,u prcvide nowen tor rg
pronounced by Rev Benjamin u-slant
Oould. oung women, single and
never married, are eligible to com-
I Mo\ 11 |( I- H(>| peie Five hundred attended the
^llil M1N VIM PKl^ ,:- lew performsnre
rn 1 filed by Harry J. Gallagher Con- 8,0« Slfl9° ^JJ^P
J^^J.,Ut,rU"
shohocken, In which he charges that 8174 51703 Jovph AIUHD cagua
W Ctieatlint Str-.t
bier
8137 8I71S L*o S r n - • » . Lmdenwnk
F-.mii. Ambler
match 12.600. whit ll was In her 8 SO SlT-.'tl Fr.tnk Paul HRHK 12 Hollv-wood
Rd . Fort WiLshitiK
suih" at 3 p. in Tuesday, but in
A aa-year-oW widow committed one saw mm .until aCareo found
i.di p u resterday. po- i,im buried under the tons
Itting her throat 111 an,i r,Mk
Tuesdays" meeting was supple-■'"*' lhlrd floor apartmem slie oc- A bro'i 1 741 Sanriv
snentary to Ih*. regulai ' ! "' s W\nnewcwd mad Ab- Mm., Morrhdown said that Sulh
August 13 mgton ,., .„ America fnun n.iii
/*'"• D He lelt I wile ;,n,l Qg
« IIII.D STRI'CK BV iiiaband was janitor of the ,,„. „M ,.ul,tllrv Another brothei
CAB; ININJI'REH ' '"!l '" A11"*'*'!! Charles reeidea nea I
He all - ago. Abington
A child was hit by an automoh,
on Cedar Grove road near Sherrv was pronounced dead at 4 M p ni
Lake, tormerlv Potts Qu-terday
afternoon The child wa
Richard Masski 2 vear- old. of 13'.
The driver Mi ' ' : llkh! -he IKKIV
Soldier 0\erstaved
liirhuiuh. Arrested
undue influence was exercised upon
his wife to have her have approxi-
Thoma.s Smith 226 Moorhea'd,; Workman Burned
avenue. West Conshohocken.
electe*l vice president of the Um
ted Brotherhood of Qgswgi
Joiners Wednesday at the closing
session Of the organiaatlons annual ***** J Natter. 45. chief engineer
tlon at Fr.e Mi Smith is of •nP Norrtton Fire Company, suf-agent
of Montgomer\ 'ered first and second degree burns
count) fur the union and is trea- °' both legs Wednesday afternoon
fassr or ihr rnnshohnrken Looal W-d'' working for the Philadelphia
Xjork was selected as the site for Bectrlc Company at the West Con-
• 1942 cnmention citv and sup- shohocken gas plant
port was pledged for all proposed Natter who lives on Swede road
km to require licensing of ■aal Noriton, was bumed by steam
carpenters in the Mate He was admi'ted to Montgomery
Ho-piu; where his condition Is re-wrDDnia
INVITATIONS or AN ported as ' satisfactory''
NOUNC1MCNTS All styles As low
as *«■»- eentj. em-h RECORDER He.
tor and Forrest
name in tlie bank, transferred to a
joint account. In the names of her-1 s » 81742 FTMI M Fornher. 121 W
self and her daughter. Mrs Hert- m--. on.
jog I ist of persons to wh<nr
Herm* k «-k,n« .0 h.vr lb, J«™ "~ •"— *"•"*' ™ " "*"
mone> tran.sferred into the names ^ 0f-of
himself and his wife, giving him *■
by Dr H
ingtoii. She had hi
-aid.
-,i his fur
16 Chem Rob,,rt» w Boamian 41 418 Bur- lo"»h Irom the tinted Btatea Army
«!Lane. w« traveling south on Cedar *-" Drive, pottstown. was round Joi.. ftsckvills was
«- Grove load when the child ran
the lake in front ot tha eai Hi had boon parked in the i—ngT Ootuity Priton Wedneada] to awaM
lld was removed to S*< Ih'' motor Ignition key agu on at
pltal, NorrLstow 11 and no InJ
were found
Sergeant Stelnmetz of Whitemarsh
township police Investigated.
TAKEN III ON VACATION
the right of survivorship
It also has been agreed that Mrs
Gallagher is to be removed to the
at (iflS I hint °nw °f lne daughter Mrs Gal-
Jlagher Is ill. as the result of a stroke
she suffered recently.
Because of the agreements reach-action
no preliminary in-junction
was granted
• 1 Ls represented by At-
) ".mild J. McGonigal.
ACCEPTS WESTERN POSITION
Slstl
8 441 SI768 Fredrrlt-k Rlcli»td Wrh-t.
■05 F«vetle street
ai«0 81761 airlmid T Man
Uaplr ilttrl
8167 SI7D4 Walter R liomtK Pt W»-l
lti«t»i> I
SIT:' 811X17 Hgrold F fitlp 33S Ea
Flflh avenue
Siai 81 SI9 Clifford Lawrence Ratiif
336 Ea-t Ninth avenue
Hitt U1S32 John Joaepri
WM Cllii -.trrrt
81M 81S44 JIIDN WlllURi Maye. I
Bast Hector -.treei
8 « 8)870 Earl F Allhouar Jr
Sprlnit lllll ivrnup
1 -.rph Marvin Wllil'i
Fayetlr itrert
Edward Duddy Jr . son of Edward
M Duddy. advertising manager of
the Conshohocken RECORDER, is
In Jackson's Memorial H
Miami. Fla suffering from men-mgitts
The Duddy family is on an
automobile trip through ■:■
and the youth was taken suddenly
seriously 111 last Saturday on their
arrival al Miami from New Orleans
and rushed to the hospital where
his illness was diagnosed
uthorit
Bg hack
the body, when lip went !o Poltca sun be was gy.
BM garden 1m Mi -
. itlllK Hi
health, according to tla n when he was
report, and she had beta Detaetlfl sergeants
be afternoon.
School Calendar
ACCEPTS NEW POSITION
m
ElLsworth Wood local resident
has accepted a position in the pro-duction
department of the Consoli-dated
Aircraft Corporation, San
Tlie Recorder will be mailed twice Diego. Calif. He was formerly as B,
01.1 each week to any U S Army Camp soclated with the Alan Wood Com- ,„- .-,„ rc*r*n Phones 50 sod 501 MlU av
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WEDOINO INV ITATIONK
NOUNCEUEHT0 AU_styli
I BI few cents each
William Donovan. Harrv street
us former messenger at the Postal
Telegraph Cable Companv here, has
sev. ~ed his connections ihere to ac-or
AN cf/pl a l>Qfcltlon w\\h u Norristown
RECORDER Hec- 8rorpI William Rlger, 544 Spring
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8t Matthew s lin': s. no ,
St Matthew's grade school ipgro
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0 puhtti grade • bool igifn 1
St CiertMid.' s t; 1 : ,ichlal>
Plymouth rowrjaaUn pubhi 1 ride ^-inxiis (PtynKHrtta
- ited Bla, ,. n
■is .Barren
Hill and ■Brim Mill-
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September .*
St'iiteinbet 2
September 2
September 2
September L'
■eptember 2
■ .1 him
Upper Mcnon Town.sliip Histr School. After September
io be sjgaoaaoad
^ibllc grade rchools <Swedrland and
Poi i Kenned] ■ ATtsn s. punabai 1
tetnber n
September 23
and
abrastoni about tha laa
hurled to UM pavenanl He said he
saw the automobile loprogghlng
from DeK.ii) rtreet, and waited
ai Balrd said
11 il toward
htm and knocked him down
The willies- said thai he had been
paid .1 HUB ol DMMWf, and had ac-
|( ontinurd on Page Mg)
Injured in (rash
on Way to Work
A Philadelphia Uniform gg>
injured
and is R pel ,. :,' Rl Mr ■
a motor
collision at North Lane and Fay-
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ast tUghl as he was ei
■ liM.ii industry.
He a t Kg, 5«io
'.-. Phil M p .
i',ive his
lame to While-marsh Town
■ irrj Bnright J
Btanbridga own. Rid-ing
w-iiii Bnrighi
reel Nor-rtatown
Two young wonu
Ith the men dis-rollowing
the
;- believed to be
Marlon BhainUni Police
to police Enright ap-imiently
failed to halt at the stop
ntoraai nan Roth cars
van badrj damaged snd Enrtght
ad In awall ouieome of
be injurie- to W. .
Ml 1 an Dunne, 21 of 217 Hall
red frac-ture
of several ribs and is a pat-
Mi moi il i!' pll '. Roxbor-
'u-iii M the ratuti al the oar in
ebieh she 1 1 lung in-
0 1 smU o: - ., ■ hOquon School.
Manor road and Kagy's Mill road.
Miquon Driv.-i ol lie I
I • '1 : F Kgggrti 10 of «519
avanue, Philadelphia
amaged
• soaaad rajary,
Court Orders
Support Payments
-
fa tend Use Bible
-. .1! be beOBOH nervous
ind finally left his home ,
1 a week
I owhl and
Us four minor children, when ar-
'• illiam F
Another
-him 1. am ■
Ifn 1 ewtt aafa d tm 111 a week
1 earns 127 90 a
veek and tliat ti .
ie .support of his
wife and fs He ad-mitted
to the oourt thai he is p«\ -
lug 16.25 a week on an am
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1 il n.-liower.
bar husband 'lead tha Bible dav
and nlBht Hi
.un "
A Bie.slni chain .-tree*.
Nor-istow-n forrncrrj or Trenton. N
• Dunne-
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support of hh wife, Hii< •
card