The Conshohocken Recorder, October 7, 1941

              ®ljc Consljoljochen IXtcoxbtt.
Established 1869. No. 7106 CONSHOHOCKEN, PA.. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1941 PRICE: TWO CENTS
IMMIIOIIIII Tn '». of 11. Hears Report \,|<U I lu>) \ ,.^ Nanus Suptrvisor of l'« ti(i.»n lor Kus
on Health in Bora I Snecial Education Route extension
■Starl Crusade Tin- Cuu huhuckni LiOAld
11 < venlng at the of-toBandit'sl5to
On Speeders 30Yr.Sentence
e lviiihli-li Speed l.imii on
Butler Pike School
Children Endangered
UDES FOB DEFENSE
\-k Consul MJ forjeffewoi
Street tmprovemenl Pet
mil* fur ll'iii-c. Addition
polnuntnl ol Di
II Mot:: , • ■< Port Washington to
iti as Supervisor of Special Edu-
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an, mem-1 onoad "'l-'v '»' County oup-
■\ U Kolp. l>
Jamc* Hawthorne Con* I
ol 18800 Payroll Robber)
, ■ End* Scried i>f I n;il-
An SUlBflBj to reduce excessive
Corn-
DI
. quarantine
i rings lor children tinder i>> .
aeauae or the infan- •-',' .
i and sun-thnt
of lifting the
■ .I ■•) hen
mild from Barren
BM ilrl|!i..lnill pji
pike
Mi Cmli,i TOl -
[ led • pi ii-'
nun with the PTt"
i m d OJ 810 '-• rtfdSOti
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Knrolliii.nl lii IIIO New nous** to IN Courl Refuses
Ruill in \\ hitemarsh Public Schools
Decrease l(>.> •""
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I P
olic
STORE HERE
UOfl al H,i.r.neil Umvfi ..'
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He '.'.111 work
out of the County Superintendent's
h„ Knflsota in: would DM the bu U the btrmlnaJ
• . II X'MHI' ■! hum Lafayette BUI
C. ! ;ii Barren Hill to a tyiint along
TH- du as ol | .,,, , ftban ,nw stop-created
hv the State r..until of . . ,
.. i.UI ll.rludr Ill- c: "" '""*■ '°- vould dapaod oo FTC
II- lint; lo Mrs. Tormey
.dren: tha ..■ been suggested, ■..ar-„ld dapper hold up mil". ._ ^^ HM
uu n
^ll|H lillll'llllt'lll ltl'|llll I- I . . .
Slllili'lll- 657 HI < .IKI'
918 in High .mil Jr. High
al Police Ii.- »ible f"r
( apture of Banrlil \fi■ r
Robber) Here
,rne. M-l:
i VISE M Ml in Ii:
Sib 1.1,1- Will II
llil ll.is. Red
llnlirla, Clm-ini
Sri ion i:'''l',',':',|; put* Erdenhi
.picture ptaci
speed of motorists on Butler pike ^tr1. r).a{j.
Irom tin' east Conshohockcn hor- i -.he milk shin •, id» nltimoon mdiiapped The olfire will
ouah line to Phinouth Mee'im, ill'* mppfc oei»s -t-r.'-d ben meetj Idnl IM> bothering Judge George1 til o coordinate in ;:ie sehools all ' • .
MH be.made bv the^Plymouth"" ■«|uiremrnt». aeeordl:.- ,; ( arnr,.,. s. has tried n vnln o
tSnSlp^L retry run- thai may be .,, , . bear to,
'.."led a. the... ■ toon ihe water beii. , In prddlM to,
1 .ml to local residents remit, , il culld . , . ,. h
School chdZnin. the board expressing no ..„,„ D Morris who Is the .mhr, J22S?*£%S2££. ir«..*^i-^-.p^^sL—-j!
inia«ir: : iirK*1 of ceintr involved , , n, ,„..„. T„<„.,,*r Pinr.- U(
Last Kill's for
11. 1$. Rightt
are endangered by the speeding
cars, it win pointed out the publk •UppJ* h from Neshamlny creek
ntttea of UM tovnttdp end not the schuytkill river,
t.inge a meetn
public safety committee of White.
mnrxh I
:.imi. and ■uttwrtty to make
tin will be .sought from the I
county cominissioners.
Edward M. Bawea prtTloualy ap-pointed
head of the defense board !
for Plymouth Township, bll named I
his nidiv- ii mi announced at the (
iii.'f'tmn They Dxlude OriiMr Jack-to.
efalef of Hannamille Fire
enpany: William DOrazlo. I.lo\i
Peters. Triomajt J Casey, Jowph A
Campanini. Fred W Woerner and I
Francis Heston. chief of AInn Wood !
Steel Company police The
mi&sloners confirmed Mr Hnvie--
appointed, at the meeting.
The township will ask county aid'practically all employees of the
In Improvement of Jefferson street. Montgomery County court house
including installation of drainage paid mini tribute of respect to ^
pipe and inlet across Ihi- road HDraca B RiKhter. 91. former Re- ' ll(1 ^(,id ,wo mpn wj10 Wf,r(1
H r ol Deeds and a county em- guarding tlii
toon OOraOn ittOtl and hfaroigrtl ployee tor close to half a niKinv JJ'...' '.^, ,., a pno.
one-third completed, it OH vbOM luiieral occurred tins after- tograpti ol i evening
reported noon from hi aldup Sergeant Andre v
Henry P. Friend, building Ins true-'phmoiith Boulevard. Plymouth White. Bprtn • "Hi
tor. reported building permits m tDOVOhtO 007*1001 ■'■ I were in other proeeeoUon witness He
OBl nf $9165 issued during charge of Rev. Oarrett Kell. pastor I identified photographs of Haw-nOBr,
including one single ot the pre:.b>terian Cliureh of Nor- thorne tak': ;n 1941
40 dwi ■ be built Ttw
• i.i known u Sortthl
.. .i .'• n !
Mill road
'Ted In
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A total oi 1.175 be» and ghH bi [°rm£}y ZSSS^^SSl 5 '"'; trW and wiU "* s"1-
er. Five dwellings are In the course .-need October 17 accordlnu to an
enrolled. Superintendent Robert C. 0, eonstntctlon «• present. IS ta»« ,* ? Judge
Landis rr]»onetl a: lite Ot toner '■ dwellings have Geontp c CorM)n
• [j™ '""'If; WUUama was convicted on three
B""" ' ilUi or indictment charging cheat-houaaa
built on the OIHnger|,ng by fraU(i,,i..,,. pniliniaM fraudu-pfoperty.
now Lafayette Hills, are , , converslon and obstrucUng
Ne%* Trial To
Fred Williams
Former County Employe i«*
Be Sentenced October 17—
Convicted "f Extortion
nN lici\l. Kilt 2 DEATHS
l)i r.-r «il' Cm IN I Jl;il \ i
dent, \n H-IMI. I.\ \X ii-neeaoi
"f Speeding
Fred WOUajn . i.iVf.ui ex-ooun-ty
NOjrO HepubliLan leader fJOj
former Court BOOM employe, was
night at 730 a- the high school
11: this number. 657 are
Du-Wtor of Teache: |
,S„t at the Philadelphia ,M;. bfSdtt!
■ '. i fctt!oO w"s S0*100' of Indujtrlal ^ "" vlouslv Psychologist at*t"he"*Woods ,,,,.,„.,„. M houses In Park h„ u.Ufied to r„vlv(.
„'",,..', . | vester- ^l^1- a residential school m ,„„,„..., m (lh, ,,:,
. £?», L.n».on»- for exceptional chUdrm , „, lhP Krra,
lei Montgomery Couniv is one of the danger that pedi Lrlan
grade pupils and 91fl. Junior and a" oc:"Plcd
Cincinnati. Ohio who wu ciiiei «IU..L«U,..C.»I-7"'-;'";; ; ^ |u"'*r' """ »—-—« «— '"
few counties in the state tha- he- Ridge pflie g f..ur-i.ine trafnc artery
and was driving ttu automobile, cause of tta large enrollment and Wl,|, M tldewalkl She said she is
tha robbery occurred number of teachers is entitled to going to remove to Philadelphia for
.Hlllv Official? iilt'l Minn Burrag. ndd he WU driving on full-time psychological service ,he winter unless transportation la
... .-- Merman um Springfield Town- Thlrtv-seven Supervisors In all will obtained, and that several other new
I ronuneni in I UIIUC LUC nip vvh),n an automom|e parked at be ummlnted throughout the ntate. ipropertv owners would do likewise
tltend FaneroJ Toda) »»f the roe islde drove ID front of their
County*i <»l«l
trapped 40 XTIf*****V.' ^.'Ii*IlIlI«^HlUllML'
For Schools
student:
yau Btpected lo !»■ ttu
jit eompriaed 188 boys and girl
the CM ■' •■■• '
now has but 125 pupils.
■The fact that in manv ami Weal Conihobocken School
i l'ninin\i' ooloOaObOa -.ir blocked
i i.i.■, > . t|)(i lu8hw,iv aecordin,! to Burrage.
w Ini Oiril ;tt *>l. , Tir.ii whom he identified as
[Hawthorne, jumped on the running
Prominent persons from all sec-'hoard Burrage said he was struc*;
: tgM county together with 00 ■ Hi revolver, when
he did not raise bll hands prompt-ly,
and he testified the bandit
grabbed the beg containing the
2AajedWomen Fire Drills
KilledbyTruck \l Schools
both parents are working
. n enrollinen' in
|tlv high Khool " Riii^rlntendent
Landla stated 'Children are per-mitted
to get domest"- papers, per-1
nutting them to stay at home wtUM
■ ntl are working, nt the
age of 15. and manv have done this.
Many men |
fense Jobs."
The Christmas
Board idopti Schedule for
180 Days Term \-k Stir,
in Define Statni ol Teach
er in Defense \\ urk.
welling and additions to the Am-erican
Equipment Company, Enm-siding.
Rotarians Hear of
I rink, in \ruiv ConTO) T.i
UUj Thn.ii|:l. \..rri-iM\Mi.
Strikes Two Women ' n>-~
inj: Street U*ed ;ti rVn-tectory.
Two women were inured fatally
as a result of OatOg run down by a
I in i .hirf Speaker Will.
MIL- Representative Dl«
recta Drill- .it Sehooli in
Obeervanee »f Fire Pro-vention
Week Inspect
Bttildingja.
being ob-
•rved In tin iMHTUgh this week
; leu* conversion and obstrucUng
tn ruling on the motion.
Judge Cor.son said that upon the
testimony none of the reasons pre-sented
was sufficient to justify the
,staining the motions.
"Upon tlie evidence we feel Utat
the verdict oi the Jury \MLS a proper
en.- and must \»- sustained." Judge
Cor.son ruled
The Incident which led to his ar-rest
is alleged to have occurred
after Hattle Mason Swoby. Willow
Grove Negress, was convicted on
five blllr of indirunent on which
Judge Knight >entenced her to pay
a fine of 1100 on each bill and to
pay the costs totaling $204.72
The woman alleged that she gave
Williams $50 on his alleged promise
thai ha would gat the fine and costs
reduced. Mrs. Swaby remained hi
tall for several days after her sen-tence
and w-hen Williams failed in
his purported promise to gain the
reduction her she paid the
gTO4.n and obtained hei ;■ I
Mown. fin. rmen: was made nl St } Counsel for Hawthorne did not United States Army truck, part or
Peters Lutheran Church Cemetery.'oil ja COnvov of 56 vehicles passing under the direction of Fire Chid
D Hill the led for lenlenr>*i,hrouHh Norristown ve-terdnv nmrn- Theodore Speak.! and R< ■{ O
John J ONeill. treasurer, re- Honorary pall bearers were Jiidv arguing to (he court " * standilord of the state Depnrt-ported
the sum of 174786 coliectc.i w.ihain F Dwnnehower Count] ^L. . . tVir n(1. . . ,
in taxes and $421 26 miscellaneous Commissioners Fred C. Peters and I man alter !rt yaSJ • Mrs Elizabeth Gledhill. 74, UvtBg men tndM h .
the amount of $137150 were (Foster C. Hillegass. James W Pot- The court in imposing sentence._gt 8t Jowprl-s Protectory. NorrU-| File drtua were held U all ot tlie
fed. All commlssionew ww ter. J Sprnr^r Kite. Dr oeorge v own. nien >>
CJornnileston. the hospital ol '*,!,,.„ ,n ■.mnkabh short tune with-and
Joseph A G and mposed a one jj^ju. and a fracture of I
term to run concurrent- MLss Cecilia Haughey. 66. also a
e associates of M ;nme's (iart 'nt^rob.
hire I re\enlion n,ipi. campbeii
■ Oeort- D convicted otlons nftn. . -"l. }il> '. ]
Fire Prevention Week was ob-I.uther aUoatonnan in the local holdup la:t month
a hohockan Rotaryi The ixniy was exposed to view Judge I sd two sen
night and hundreds of parsons teneoj i
She
CoUowl
gouty in robeJofl
Bd for his
nart in the holdup of William Ray.
manager ot the B F Block and
m, in r.b-ruary.
■
i-rne pleaded
cbarnc- alter his trial had
■ '.ocken and Sj":
uttering no
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!ie after hearing he was
to have hut one to two years added
the !■
Blng a' An- visited the beau to pay a final trt-dorra
Inn i.tli an appropriate ad-,pute of r. rhOSS long
id representatives trom a jears of public service brought htm
, , sens and won for him Itb
legion
en of the Philadei-^ ter died at 6 15 Saturday
IS4', '""he-ammTSbl*-
.louseun-
Guests present at the meetlne I Deceased, a un of the late John
i.rgc Painter. I Kirkmer Righter
c.iib: George Painter. ■' Spiir.n Igfll i
Club; and ary 2, 1850. His father 0 ■
Fred Swanson Norristown C '■ re at Spring Mill uniil
k Fairhe. the outbreak of the Civil War when
. went into the quarry Oaatton
Fire Company; ' ed soapstone quarries nt
Spring \l: t iavette until his retirment. Tlie
DOrazlo. Plymouth Plro Company Loapauine tlms obtained was an
died minute and five seconds
tore 9 last night.
The women wen- run down al flOl «ie m note; f>tnahoheeki
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Walter Jackson. Hannanville
Fire Company
delphia dallv newspaper plant will
take the place of the regular meet-ing
next Mond.v ■fining. Those
not making the trip will meet at
Andorra Inn
Edward W Oerman president
important material In operation of
aces until maenetlc ore
plane.
Deceased attended school at
1111 and later at Treemont
Norristown. and the
Philadelphia Select School After
completing his education he was
emploved as a clerk at the furnace
of D O and H S. Hltner and by
the Schuylkill Valley Railroad. He
also was employed by the Reading
Company for a short time before
late Judge James B Holland
_ . . ™„i K.. i,,Hoa. !obtained liim a place in the office
wS^^SR^aS^e^RW r™or<^ ot depd" m 1896 wlwn
H-^;, • ,:el was recorder of deeds
wre h.,: Bd he lit* remained a member of
noon, appointing Will D HlltMT *• personnel of the court house
530 Hamilton
and Horace H Smith Pennsourj Mr RiKhter was married in 18IW
of the Montgomery Coun-ito Letitia Lentz who survives )nni
ty Board of Jurlag Of vi-w . nig is a daughter
rare named to till vacancies Florence A. wife of Joseph Hum
caused I UfOI C jan official of the Montgomer>'
it ) expira- Trust Company. Norristown.
yesterday morning a* • '*»°l
treat at Oak. N.
., by school, oije minute and
Alfred A I Bber of Bat- **«mds; Hnffecker Third avenue
ten B IgtUieoaal Artl "■*&. SOO
I Conn Ipeokar and Representative
Priskoni said the won.. l*V™ the "»!»■
from the we*l curb and m ' lod« ■1,,lt ni' '
the truck to ..void striking then but Uoni »5 '"' ,,,n"w"i; ln inspection
, lucle knocked them of the optntnerclaJ twuset and fac-tnnes
It is expected tins work will
Bk was fifth tros M r°n»plp[«' until Late tn the
of the long line of M *'**k „ _
An ambulance in th- COOVOy took I' Of* nnginallv Intended to put
the injured women to the hospital on ^huge public j
1 tnshohocken school board
secured de- at the October meeting IS
1 Ing tentatively adopted a new
holidays will re- >(hedule for the 1941-42 term rall-inain
alnm '-■ the loss big for 180 days, awaiting i ■
of school tune d ;o'n for *
iinmntine Mr. L4UMU
iiecessl-r Mntorhl im Trial
ited by the delav in opening the i Albert Lelli. 26. Willow Grove. Is
bar •-•:( Si OrtgtmUly planned re- u.|in due to the ruling of the State on (rial before Judpe Harold G
maining closed until alter New Health authorities to prevent the Knight on a charge Of Involuntarv
prosd of intantile paralysis ' manslaughter in the deaths or his
will be reduced one dav. the usual throughout the State ' Dante Lelh, 28. and Mrs.
holiday being can-; Thf liew t„m openo(l on Mon .Mary Huber. 35. l^ospectville,
celled I Imhday on dav. Sept.: ol ' f^111 ? '""JTl*. .e 2SS SI
• *** 19 diayafiwm the tune originally art **«? °r ""t™ an omobde
The revised school schedule now ,„ lhp oppili!lg Df this number "1 a'' CCL" n f 7S
« OUT „, BM Ixiard bSI SROngOd U) make „ '.^ gj Z
..: the minimum required by tlMir 1(l the days by sUoilnsUn £tar
eerUii houdayi sliortontng the i^athnony wa Introduced by As-
■ i.mnii'iKeirHit date will re- Christmas and Easter vacations am: , Attorney Dm'id F
19. hut un- funding the closing date Under r,r„shens which charged that Lelli
ill be required to til, i.l was driving at the rate of 65 milefl
eaanaajseaaaoeeie for oiia week artfT|M.,1iatll open on Armistice dav,' nt* ll0ur n few mo
nd Waahmgton's Birth-[the crash.
Easter Mondav The Herbert Smiley Willow Grove.
GO December M toss* who charged ex-ten
school days for all but holidav and OlH POOlee spewl on the part or Lelli
re-open on Friday. January 2 The He said he saw the automobile pass
i ■ !,,.- .j,;, ,. i driveway, where he was standing.
119. will be extended to June 23
Tlie two-day observance of
Thank sgiunK will remain un-changed
as will Schooin;.
1 ol two-days' closing of scho.il- Tlie
[class day date will remain for June
16 and the annual commencement
iWIll remain U original!
ihanked the court, and then »A^ -^^^^^ ^.^.°1^ when II was learned that the two
Judge. I guess
I wont bother you .released Priskorn In CUMOOay_« ..«.-.,,„ „/ rw..h^
Appointed to County
Juries of View
tgale lor :■ lone while ■
The capture of Hawthorne last
May came about d
en and eou ' to Balti-more
to check ihe report that a
nl been seized there Thev
ibtained information, which led to
living nt
' Wayne at the time. Af1'
.iome was
Trrested as he entered a nien ide
'milk, where he had a bank arcoum.
tion of the term of I
OUUn, Ambler, ■eptember 2
Re-appointed to the board was
Chorles .1
All appointmem.s are for three
I : ins
Before The Burjress
Mr. Righter was a member of
Fr.tz Lodge. Free and Accepted
Masons of Conshohocken and of
Royal Arch Chapter. Norristown:
the Montgomery' Fire Company nsd
Central Pri 000, Nor-ristown
Mr. Righter was a direct de-scendant
of Peter Legaux. famed
Clarence Swan. 637 Fulton street. French retugee scientist or Colon-was
committed to jail for 30 da;. who entertained Wash-
■ hearing berore Burgees Longacre j mgton. Lafayette and Franklin at
art Sunday morning, his home near Conshohocken
- H with being drunk and dLs- j0|in R Wood. Conshohocken.
•Jtfcrlv Re was UTeetad Satun & lrip Tradesmen's Na-otm[
i in in Waahlncton treel .nishohocken and
OSser Frank SUlone. I Prank A Wood. Conshohocken an
Charged with disorderly conduct. ofricU| of u,,. Tradesmen's Na-
Ambrose MuUen was committed to ,|onal ^^ Philadelphia, are
lays Then irrel I Righter.
belore Burgee Longacre yesterday,
He era* arrested Sunday, The Recorder will be mailed twice
night by Onsotn Kirkpalrlck and each week to any U. S. Army Camp
Blake for $150 a year.
Veteran. Ill
Kills Self
Dnmenick Mornne. 43, of 648
• it. Norristown. shot and
self in the living room
afternoon
according to * Norristown police.
■
Moreine. a World War veteran.
returned home Sunday night from
. I'M.led ■ ins Hospital
i ad been under treatment
.1* Marl) three months
He told members of his family
'hat he did not think he would ever
'ully recover
Yesterday afternoon members of
'ib fannlv were away He was alone
■ii the living n>om oi then nOBM
when a sister who was In the yard
n the rear of the house hoard a
hot. She found her brother lying
bit tmimianding officer. Lieutenant new piece* of apparatus, oi I
, gtaswan Pri torn I to hocken Pin i a would
return to the Jurisdiction for the noth time.
M h,. M ih.- Waahlngton Fire Company
.V11.l(>(, ,0|. ,,„. ., will 'ake one p.-, e of their appa-
Both women were rondonl I of roUn to the HumaJM POe Company
Philadelphia before entering the of "orrlatown tomorrow eveninit
' HlUII , while the Humane Company will
,-■* • fv JOI—— ■■nd their tOUfpwttnl to Roosevelt
Driver Damaged Bltjn m a town-wide
lift, Own Car $500 ZX observance of""
ml i Red Cross Workers to
Meet Lady Halifax
Local American Red Ore
After narrowlv ■laslOg sev
tomoblles. Clarence s. t
Ridge avenue. Roxborough. driving
a* green coupe, crashed Into the steel
frame work of a sign a'
Ridge diner. Ridge pike, near North
lane Plvmouth township. Friday l«" "ff u^led to-mee Lady Hah-afternoon
: ,llf' Britlsl1 Ambassa-
He was arrested bv Private E. J dor. tomorrow afternoon between
Klme ,,f p, Motor police 2 30 and 3 30 at American Red
Injury was treated at Cross headquarrers. all North
Montgomery Hospital. NorrietOWn Broad ikNSt, Philadelpln.i Mi
■ iiarged with oparaUng an Luey PoooJ Rarrlatowrj H
autoinoliile while . j executive, announced today
Damage to the diner property Mtss Powell conies to i
was estimated at $100. and to the hocken everv Tuesday at 1030 at
car. $500 It was said the driver the American Legion home. Second
previously had SOSO eiecied from a avenue and Forrest street, as rep-tap
room for misconduct sOJOttfO of the Red Cross, later
tag hOOaM where Red Cress
Judge Musmanno - n being given
Democrats' Guest Woman Sues lor
Judge Michael A Musmanno of $1500 for DojC Bite
the Allegheny County Common
Pleas Court, and Democratic noml- C|aimlng >he was bitten bv a don
nee for the State Supc: ,.,,) bv WiUiam F Orofch. Hat
will be the guest of the Montgomery ,.„, ,,,., Ha,_
County Democratic Committee boT0^ hgs nled 0|ll to 1ProV(.r n.son
Wednesday, and will be the principal rtanngr, m common PL
speaker at 8 Wednesday evening atj Tn(> j,i,im,lfT rll, .
al City Hall. Norristown. (tacked Augu-t « by the dog which
Jews throughout the world are DoSSSerotte Couniv Chan:. mn a, inrBe de-lehrntina
the Festival of Surcoth Raymond K Mensch ann
,ishered|a»V th"' Judge Musmanno will be||t waa accustomed to attock and
and will at the headquarters ol the Demo-,iilI(. persons. Tlie plain!
^ 22-cahbre auto- j
matte revolver was alongside the
hoar.
Mrs Dolores Moreine. wife, and
begf three children were away at
mrg 0BMBBVI
(I-MV4I. Of Sl(('OTH
down on Sunday
< til October 14
WFDDLNO INVITATIONS or AN
NOUNCEMENTa All atyles As low
- eaeb RECORDER He<-.
cratlc County Committee, 506 Swede i . ,. «-** reooverlng Irom
treet all dav Wednesday
' ■
hainnan of the meeting which
a prior
which will make up CO
. ii quaran
i month.
We are asking Uie teachers to
replan their work can
make up for enforced, lo
Mr Landis told the board. "And to
I J\ r eno ti»"- In' rease
al $02,370:4 UJ
Ifg] I'
ths report off Th,.^ was a lengthv discussion as
• tax collect..; m o; pr^] Todt. head .
a (o $5000 m ex- of Uw mathematics department. He I stm,t Bridgeport Osot
ed a physical lorovc street. Bridgeport, and James
I bsflance of $24.- |(Xflrnination for am;'. ''idle-. Willow street, Norristown.
806" remsil OH UM ^/m a deferred classification be-1-horged with assault and battery
$107 83701 duph. ,,[ being emploved in defense
'■■■ 0O- port He has requested his posl-ujurer.
showed a 1 . m the school be held open for
$4188840 in the treasury. Oclobet ,„,„ 1]l(1 hoar(i has piacptl nnothcr
•*- a balance_of $30.02836 in ■ tPacnfr in charge of '.lie depart
and then heard the crash. Be did
not go to the scene, but looked up
the road and aaw 0*001
the injured
Chief la:; ind Officer
A E Drager. both Upper Dublin
■e th.-ir investigation.
'tier the
n : Be said the automobiles
hi ■.don.
I'ustpsone Trial
The trial of Daniel EllfT POOffth
md aggravated assault and battery.
scheduled Tor thle week, has been
tonUnoad until lbs next term
f'onvk-ted
A Jury convicted Joseph Phillips.
mud. Tax ret* Ltll| ;ir(.'at B loss to Enow how iHoppenville. of a charge of assault
month were $18 867 24. propsT'
11, : H600 par iaplla Tlie sum
$9497 IB. repiest'i'llng '
■
tion ror the year of 1940-41 was
iinount of
$186308. covering a number ol
Fled daring Sep-tember
Total receipts for the
month
aursemer,
10 handle the situation and at the
e comply with the law
•■■ary was B98tH
the State Department and
ascertain whether Mr Todt s pres-en'
rx'citpation classes him the
same as if he were in the Armv
serVice and must be given his
leaching position back when the
term of service expires and how to
$34.74950. total dis- procwd with the election or a sub-
■acher rebtive to the Tea-and
battery with intent to ravish.
but acquitted him on a more seriour.
ehorged, preierred by a Perklomen
Valley girl. Sentence was not im-mediately
imposed.
Firemen Busy
With Field Fires
With the long continued dry spell
increasing the danger nf serious
fires, local fire companies ore re-sponding
quickly to all colls for
field fires In on effort to check their
spread and protect surrounding
property
The Oeorge Clay Fire Company of
West Conshohocken responded wiUi
both machines lo a call at II this
morning summoning them to Gulph
Tlie board voted permission to. ,.„„ Teriur, Uw Tnw w»a ,1M H
I 25 thirty- [qupstjon as to whether or not the
ne median- i^^, Js roqillrKj to pav into ,hf
leal drawing department, at a quo- Irarhf.„- rM,„ment fund for Mr.
ted price of $1.65 #och. ,lodt during the time he is under
Mr Landis gave a toinprehen-Ig^j,, s^curitv m his prewnt em-me
of a meeting of school piovmen, The secretary was In-gSL^
morninK .0 Gulpl
Department on this mat.er Mll, wh a brush nre was spread
■iso. ing rapidly on one of the estates
fcpervlstng Principal Richards —
-1 work is pro-
Itlng Education with N . ,, ,|lt. vovk of ,hr M
hiKhlv satisfactory. He
ipeskers addresalng D 1(. buildings WO
«rouP , ,. p. tori ond that
Robert Long, chahman of • . ., .,a.ls(ar.nrv
building and grounds committee. o,.^^ w#.rp granted Tor bilU tn spreading the rear of the property
te board to authorize the tl)(, amoun, of »i 163 97 of Antonio Altopedlo TT." blare
Tlie treas-irer reported a balance jwas eatrngulahed without damage,
of $16,762 08 in the general account I Conshohocken Fire Company was
■.era was the only absentee- summoned shorlh after noon on
Sunday to Tenth avenue and Hal-rf-
i»io c»ai Jan I Lowell etiwei where a field fire
t IIS IMUOent tireakS threatened several nearby homes.
TlmmK In afnmu O.iK raepOOSi on the port or »he
I nUmO in uamC firemen prevented damage
The Harmanvllle Fire Company
William RLstine. junior at Consho- was summoned earlv Sunday after-n,
ty fine ken High school, might be en- nocn to extinguish a blazing field at
the. has granted perotl "•* ",n,,pe ** :ul,t anv ,nr formfr PI*'n:outh ***■ °*™*n-
■t1ermt.ed.,to t,hin* varsit.yv rroooo,t- ,OWnJ," M.llrasd.
The fire was extinguished after a
half hours work A number of
trees were badly charred
The Washington Fire Company
was summoned Sunday afternoon to
Fourth avenue and Maple street
where a field fire was rapidly
jiainnng nf tWO I
tletler Outlook for Athletic*
Irvtn RleUne chairman of the
ed thai
it looks like a good aeasfll
for the I
football team and Mpn
hope that "the athletic department
al of the red '1.
;«iad"l?»^l",-»SSrSrS-a»r.1.U r>.noer.« ind the publle ^n-,J-»«K! J&.'SSS
—Advertisement erally are invited to attend. —AeTertlsempnt
Community Center Athletl
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1 ed rates are again
being granted to stud-1
games, but because of tax. are
lUghtiy higher this year
: $4178 83 {.ast Thursday. Tne mJurv ^r*11 Put •' ■
K Mitchell pre- him out ot play for the rest of the Tlie list contains 2750 names,
and Paul Rob- season he Mn which are published complete In to-ol
School Director Irvin RLstine. day's RECORDER, pages 8 and 7.
ball squad. RLstine was enuaged in JIRORS CALLED FOR
Milage with Ambler High SERVICE IN 184'
Bchool, gfcMUrdaj ..; Ami IM Board of Jury Cnmm.
the thumb on his right hand was and the judges of Common Pleas
broken. Court. Moir. have
The finger will be placed in a drawn the name* of citizens for jury