The Conshohocken Recorder, November 7, 1941

              ®l)c Consljotyocken IXtcotbtt.
Established 1869. No. 7115
Ditterto Speak
\\ \rmisticc
Day Service
John F. I). Ilimn Port, \. I..
la II..1.1 \iinual Service Sun-iluy.
in H.i|iti-t Cliurrli
OKIiKK OF SERVK ES
CONSHOHOCKEN. PA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1941 MM It'll IN I'M.I - PRICE: TWO CENTS
Mu-i. b] Hiffa Si ln>.
am) (Jiih'i'h Choii
Moraine. Servic
I Ha
!VN Drive SHs
Talk on Farms
The annual Armistice Day church
service of John F DeHavrn Po*t
139. American Legion, will t- ur?-
sented Sunday night at 730 in tv
First Baptist Church, open to the
pubic.
R*0n William J. Dttter, U. 8
Congressman from this county, wll!
the guest speaktr Members of
the post, the auxiliary. Sons of
Legion and Junior auxiliary will at-tend
in a group
The Conshohocken HUh Schoo'
Band wl'l play patriotic numbers
and the senior choir, directed by
Prof De Prefontalne. organist am'
chorister of the churc',
with Franklin Krtetrel a* guest
soloist
The program
•P «e*iioii»i Hymn Onward
chrUtian aoldiera '
The National Anthem
nmwmQoa
Hymn. ' Com* Thou A;n : My Kin
Evening Scrlpliir- Iiilih SS
Anthem, "Clod of our
Fathers Srhneclter
Preyer
The Offertory
— iiwe. i'ral-e Ood frotr
"Thar* In no Demlr OVtH
Fraiikl.n Krirhi-1
Ore ft'.run* end amiuuncminiM
Hfnm, -Oh. Oad. Our Btk
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Introduction ot Snewkei
Addreaa Hon. J WIT, DUtCI
Krnibft ot Conm-tsui
Selection . Hnih School Band
Hymn. Uv Country Tia ot ThW continue thetr long numm-
The Benediction
■Tipi" this community
°S!?«£2£S'' P<""P T. ne„|">«l".u. c<M. or no co.. in u,-
Morning Service herring case*.
Armistice Day will be observed T;,e totai PXCeeds that of last
Sunday morning at the Baptist*)
Church, with a special profrram
1900Garment8
For Guild's
Gifts to Needy
«, il GarBM "i- i" lt«- Git
H(iiii<-- H i-piiul- ami
V-.il\ Families Here
\! \\ PR1 SlDEtVT
A total of 19C3 garments for adults
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te the annual drive a', the Consho-bnmeb.
Nerdle-Jiork Guild
.a. just completed, it war
Mrs Williar.i A.
Cooler. 318 raye:te street retirlnj.
rIWlhllinl o! the local ornnch. si
■ .Hi,, Wed-alght
at a m the
The lar^e collect ion I
sweater?
and bed linens, m* tutned over to
the local guild
WwtofNla) in n
West Side BVfMI
jus
Tax Collector Burgess
G. 1. M.i MB] Sm
b Mr-. W. \. 1 llllp.T U
i,!,,l Tell. „f \ 1-
[Democrats Elect Bnrgeas,
lax CoUector; GOP ^ins
Other Offices; Sweeps County
Count) rjivei 30,000 Hajari- David J Kir-i linn... r.ii-tjea
in It. |iiilili<-.in- fur , if Borseai in lift* V-.ir-
State. County Offlrei ' l)arli\ Defeats Lareai
,()S1 S MiiMI I'HWN i.nl' i.\|\ IN I .ill Mil
mi Vim in SouriVrtonJRepublican! Win 7 .,( !!
17 .'. 231 Dnaorrati Conneibnea Elected Re-
!-■•'■ Industrial Towm ,lr.i Sebool DfavJetoffi
■ : ■ ■ Mm.' il. HI
.. bODOdun elrrl«l a De.noanlir
' In Uon
coumy-wnif cottu '- with in.. -:i Tuesday's election when
! .__ ...ii i\...ii. ..... iriiiiiiii'i ... ....
< nnimunil\ llmiutes *IJ7>. P.I; ,: on pub-
All !>• Be Krturn.'tl 1
Pul.l.
—Dotiiiiitiii- I Breed
lj,,. view for the night meeting
Iff of Rev ! >iii-it.K ser>ice a r U Camej putot of s-
| a-i Marks uabermn Ohurch, was elect-1
td pgMddMrf i( ihg 111 in. ■
1 t*ar - n> -*^-..t. tion Wednesday morning, succeed-1
i ing Mrs Cooper, who declined re-
IHU annual drive for V:< ., .;i;it:on
Nurse A^-ociation, Just completed. Mls« Marie Trarv was chosen!
B tlM highest total in the *™ ^l« President: Mrs Horace C.
Junes r»-i>lerte<l •ecnnd Viet pTCal-uarter-
century hUtory of th? or- 0f.nl Ml. ^- i,. .:il A ,-,„
nnization
rn of I1SH was rollerted Mrs, Frank A Wood wa* cnnlin-
M Willinm Dovh 1212 Favette '"'d :i'' ■t«'crttarv M., Will-tin DavM, 1312 Fa\> a«l.s»tnadnt ■**a»eerOetliavievr
naa i>: Uu- drive u H elected
nonnced todny. Tills amount • ;11 trtl
be turned over in Iti entn.tv i ^K?1*! tI».VUk^IIS' ,.
the VWttnt Mur-e Hi I 111 Hill to "" ^'U Mn.. I.... wife of
Ignore Court
Hi.-.i il l.irl. ;i W it il.-- -
Bramghl Iota < loorl on
Deocfa 1 .ii r.nil Said F.m-ployer
Ordared Hnr Not to
Artrind
■With Faith It Is Possible- will
be the theme ot the address m UH
morning service at 10:30 by Hi" A.
". Davtes. nantor The program:
Pinri-.-lotinl Hymn CM Sun*
— :nr Ittum- OclbeJ
»l, -nod vtl*. Am•rlc■■'
lb«ponjil\e Scrlptur*. SelfCUon SI
Hymn sJl Zioii Btauda -vlili
■llli Surrouiicbrd
Scripture tewaon. He-brrwa XI
Anthem I Salute Thi e Old
Olory Junir>r Ch:itr
Period ot Prayer Rcaponae
ORerty, Melodv Kgaf
R*»ponae. '•From Whom Ail Blewlnip."
Solo. "Junt lor Toda»" Ambr.'M
AllU Jol.n-i.iii
The1 Antunimi-inent"
Hymn 96. "Ood or Our Stren^tli
The Sermon. With Faith it I*
Poaaible '
Hymn 3M. •*<Jy faith Look*
local
* elected a director
Program
C Harold Loden. a member of the
bOAid of directors of the Kensington
Neighborhood House - R Ic h mond
Soup Kitchen, emphasized the
'great need amonp white-collar peo-ple
sime BM rlH in 0H cost of liv-ing."
"Some people in defense work are
gftiini; more, but there are lott In
Miss Lukens
Est $113,000
Jorlties going as hnjh Bl 30,000 votes Davit: Jones defeated William H.
■ ligihle vo-1 Longacre by I VOtt of 1«0 Ui 1330.
^ At the same time James A. rj*rby.
The cotinu had but one ew
house office to fill— 'hat of Prothon- Demorwi. «BB out over Edward A.
• OP. workers re-,Lorenz for the office of M
1 tor bv a vote of 1563 to 1270.
'erm over
David F'Imaii, Soudrrtmi, Bechteli : .ii) these two Off]
by 30014 fob ■-„. Republican^ imide a clean sweep in
. for State, county and
■ ''I td the borough offices- and gained on ad-ditional
seat in town council. Dnn-
The orgBllintkn beBdtd bjr Conn- M Hoev har! ihe endoriement of
tv Coma F>ed C Petersiboth jwrttes for the office of bor-
■U1M--I- ui 12500 la'li I" ' ''«unty ouKh auditor 1 ~ Chalnnar Lloyd H Woo«l provMad William M. Parker, for Judge of
Ualvar) ' Imrrii ana rree mu rn 1U« for tlw tan 'nndi-uhe Supreme Court: Charles E.
Ltbran I <».ni<-- t<i Km- ,!l re-electloo to the Penn- Kenworthev, for Judge of the Sup-erior
Court and Earl B Bechtel lur
> i- .mil I i M nil
to Brother. Siatr
Rf
-tlatiia AppelilU I
year by $233. and tops that of ever
rrrcedmg year Miss Ada Sturtris
fiid Miss rjrrtrude Orahoni arc the
toirniMh. " ^eVfn Bides
Ml 0M director of the 68-vear
hotlge-to-l ,,,iu kitrhen declared
A part rlbutora lias ■ Ther- is a great neei of rloHnr*
■ireartr b-en ptlbll US- flir o!i1f,r L-otOf We find ■ need for
< i >}>: ■ i
men i - babiea oftenei .'
Mr Leroy viVher'1, * ilonation • Sn many men on relief
Fajette Street don't get enough to keep bodv and
"' OTftUl^gfra Thoa. P^Mr-1^,,! together;' he asserted
He urged a "whispering campaign"
The refusal of her employer to
permit her to attend court in an-swer
to | subpoena raused no end
of worry for Miss Dor<"tli\ Hiwn-
1ns, 19-year-old Roaemont girl, yes-terday
afternoon, and ended In
Miss Hltchins being brought into
rourt by a aeputv sheriff on a
bench warrant Issued by Judge
William P. Dannehower
Mi. i Hitchins, former resident of
Norrlsiown. spent Mot iay and
Wednesday in court She was a de-
. t lie case of John
' Pine street, near 17th,
Phlladelpluu. who was charged with
operating an automobile while in-toxicated
•
Yesterday morning the case was
i Attorney Julian W
Barnard learned that Miss Hitch-ins
had been lorbidden to leave her
Bt, in der threat of dl«-
misaal.
Bvi'iarri demanded a bench war-rant
be i.vsued for tiic girl, and
hinted dire tilings Against her en.
plover, the manager of the fum.- \mniiil H<"ll < .ill Start* 1 llf- '
Two moo baaag M
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Suprf-me Court JuatlM William H.;Prothonnrarv. all Republicans, were
Pnrker. OU < m majoritie'; in the Third.
mm* over Judge W Rusaall Fourth and Fifth wards, while W.
Cnnsho- CarT. AJJefhtOJ. by ■ vote of 46.357[Russell Carr for Judge of irie
to 17.682 Superior Court, and David PVllman.
In the contest for Superior Court for Prothonoiarv. all DemocraW,
•he will nf Miss Mnrv I . .,.,. ,._, . (l|1(,
ns. former prrsidin" 01 the Oirls Ardmore. delcaied Judge Michael second wards.
Society of America, who A Musmanno also Allegheny. 445.8351 Helen N Ririlngton. Republican
.mI ter 1 .antt hhae*i lhoormnee 1h-eerree. |I10e1^8-9^83,,,^, I Candida I e foi .IUIA Comm. th(1 fnUn> mintv thp,ran ^^ of „„„„„„„. Cnn.
Miednl 1I13.C00 with sliength of ihe Orgnnliatioii w..s rtlda,f for the same office, m the
natty, demonstrated as district after dil-! Third. Fourtli and Fifth wards.
and the bnlance m i ,"r' relx,r,pd ^'"»ds as high as 10 to j Each candidate poled the same
TThnee cCoonnssnhoonhoocckkeenn Frrreeee LLiiborraarryy.|i1 for lne RpPunl,can candidates. number of votes in the Pirsi ward LowPT Merm„ Township, one o( and Mr Mullen was given a ma-
■ Calvary Prote^. lonlinued on Page Heveni jorlty in the Seerad ward Both
•MOfcl [candidates were to be eleted
- -, - . ||||- . «VT In ^^ conlesl ror burgess, it WA*
to be added to the endownie?. I.I 11 \\ 11| ■, \\ (kWT the heavy Democratic vote in the
MM. SCHRAt'K
Weal Stdr T.t\ Caller lor
Rrd Cross
\sksSi:>,M)
Coy. tils* Ma M.I M.Kru/lr lolm Bn^
Miaa Annie Kelly. Mr Willla Baldaiii
Wallace Mr Wm Senile
M:»- Redm'ind Mi Jacob*on Mr Aron
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iSnare'a Cute Hate. Wilkinson Hun Rn
ll-eonard T»l \S
| Pluck. Mi-
UB . Tti..
, „ Qulnrv I
Ml* !'
I. ■
M Nimelr Mi-, i
Arnwtronu ,
of constructive nnuire, to further
the work of the Needlework Guild
"Whi>ner to your friends and your
the great good that is
it i.nunaeil on I'jtr Elghtl
I). I). Chief of Staff
\ isits VFW Post
tain at an Ardmore drug store.
Deputj Sheriff Charles Hend-ricks
Plymouth, was sent to Ard-more
for the girl He returned dur-ing
the ufteniiH/ii and Miss Hitch-ins
WM placed on tlje witness stand
to explain whv she had .
OMtrl .summons I o« \l BID CKOS8
She told Judge Dannehower that | BH \M H QBTI *« \KU
fund'
remembers three
.etnrlnves with legacies of $500 each,
land then dtroetg Hi.it her brother.
all recelva
HB adjoiniiiK In
iiibrani'i' nt 'lu-. unlailiivj
and skill in |
nudtaal con throughoul a long
Iff*"
Idttf |B to be ill
cl-.lldren of a dec.:.
Si'lc Burgeas
First ward and the light Republican
vote ui the Fourth and Fifth wards
that changed the political complex-ion
of the office after so manv
years Burgess Longacre, Republi-can
candidate to succeed himself
lor B full term, carried the Third.
Fourth and Ptfth wards but the
majorities were graaUy reduced In
Democrat! t*** lwo latter wards Jones,
ft! i Democratic candidate, carried the 1 "VW'jFirst aruj second wards by large
iliiv I li.nrni.Mi St.uil«*v It. tiaaj. Waavat t#ufeanv ami tha third
, _ k___ | ,,, to the Provident Trust Coin-
«.oo|.»r \nnniniit- '••'"» ;|.m Philadelphia it- u Conshohocken m
' aptaini Drive Know ■ bmefll my years was that <>;
Th.nlugivin, Day.
The will directs that all jewalry. for '*"' 0l'lfc «f burgess, tax rol-
Elect Tax Collector ami Give
M.H'.rilir-- f,,r Sta!<\ * t.iin-t>
Ti-k.i-
< >;MII » •■Ml.iil
Coiuiril. ! majorities which carried him into
office.
The most hotlv contested elec-' "*»* Collector Lorenz received a
'majority in onlv the Third and
Fifth words in the contest for re-
Mr. Darby had a large
majority m each of the First and
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Mm. R
Jajlrcwis Fretz Ousted
From County Job
il i
l- Mr W ■
.( tinlinued on Page Nine I
. Lewis Fretz. Ahington. a Mont-gomery
Count v emplme for a num-ber
of years and former chief clerk
to the County Board or Election-has
been dismissed by Count> r-misskmers
Notice that his sarvtaaa were to
terminate was receiv.i!
Frets, although no official pub; Grade
anouncement of the action by the'
Commissioners came through regu-lar
channels
Frets was chief clerk to the
board of elections for a number of
years prior to 1940
That year he was relieved of his
ith the election board and (bg elaborately observed bv UW local
Calvin Rlgg of this borough named (public grade schools, beginning
to succeed htm Fretz then became tMonday and continuing throughout
assistant to Chief Clerk to the school week.
Countv Commissioners William T * Special events scheduled for the
Muldrew engaged primarily wuhjnupils and parents will h* the Flag
delinquent tax claims : Raising Ceremony on Monday, at
>9 a. m on the school playground
sCe0nnagt(onrr Vnadnmfinds tf»l and *n a"«mbly Program for inide, 4 5 8na „ on wednesda:
Sneak Here Sunday November 12th at 2 45 P m
jhlgh school auitit'niiini
State SenaP" "^ aswmbly P.™g»m will
Edmonds will
In a World of Change" at the an<
nual Thank Offering Service In the
Methodist Church. Sunday morn-ing
at 1030. under the auspices of
the Women's Society for Christian
vice, of the church. Mrs R Lin-coln
Hain president, will officiate
and Mrs. John Higgs u chairman
of program. The offering will be
devoted to Methodist missionary 0,7r^
work at home and abroad
Organ Prelude
No 19
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■ deputy chief of stat!
Conshohocken Pmt. 1074. Veterans
of POP
meeting last night in the
post rooms, 14 East Elm street He
commended the post on its work.
A - O | 'i.iilarly on its .^nations to
\| ^|**llaj 11 llfi Coat) .die Veterans Hospital.
****** Eight new members will be obli-gated
in the local post at a meeting
■. held at Bridgeport. November
terve 19. with a degree team from Lans-
|mj.ldale ofnciattng The meeting is be-
... Ing held by the Montgomery-Bucks
\ 1-1I council
The post will present two flags,
the national emblem and the boy
scout standard, to the recently-formed
Boy Scout Troop of West
Conshohocken. it was decided Dan-iel
Cannon. Edward Naughton and
Jacob Rnser were named a commit-tee
to purchase the colors and or-!
range for presentation
A donation toward Sunday after-;
noon entertainments at Coatesvilte
Veterans Hospital was voted. The
entertainments are sponsored al-th*
I ternately by the* American LegiJti.!
and the V F W.
*_ ' Alfred Volpe. commander, presided |
and refreshments were In charge of 1
\X eek's Events
SdtOdll tn <>l.
KJ11cjtMin.il Vi eek
ijtiun to Parenti to
Si li'ii-l- Mii-ic. I*la\
National Educational Week will
she had been told by Mr C.u-bcrry.
mi I nuld not
..'in. and i[ l (M
lose my Job ' She added that her
taportOt told here -you «
days over there Bin
Judge Dannehower explained the
importance of obeying a itmrt gum-
. ■
circumstances he would not assess
the ccur by the
deputy sheriff upon Miss Hitchuis
1 Attorney
Barnard previously had asked that
kilns not be forced 10 pay.
but suggested they be placed upon
the person fBg|willi||||B for Mns
■ iirameni " Judge Danne-hower
said he would
"sending lor ttus man. and pfrThapi
this will be done '
MLss Hitchins was an important
witness in the case 7hp testunoiv
of herself
aaa taggod]
quitUl
to pay the costs of the proceedings
Both girls were riding in the car,
tad bv B
Bridgeport policeman on Mav 17
Neither girl uses intoxicants, thev
testified
Consi II ihorke'i Branrh. Ameri-can
Red Cross, won nn award fur
: 1 'i|*iitlonata ini
ui, at the Koll Coll
WothBffB1 Rally Luncheon
in the ball room nf t&m
■tntfOttl Hotel. Phlla-delphti
1 BJtlclM are lector, auditor and the five seats in
I
The R.pubh, ui-- tarried [he bor-
. 1 ate aad Bounty 01-
" flce^ and also won the bin 1
Hill and also carried the
Fourth ward to the Democratic
column
The three Republican candidate*.
for school director to succeed
far Die full term of six
real* Harry EUam Walter W Els-
D • Iivin II Ristltie. car-ried
the Third, Fourth and Ptfth
wards. 10 defeat Aloysius Carney
and B V Curran. Jr.. the two
Democratic candidates, who carried
Twenty one hundred men and
women representing more than
58 branches, were in Bttl
only
bram h outaldf 0M city to be hon-
1: ie% 11 Cooper, ihiui-mati
of the local branch i
the ward, presented by 0*
. BBatei o[ UM
ern Chapter, with which the lori.l
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Tlic annual Roll Call of the
Francis Scharff
or Franklin Spencer
■a*2.\5-fSS »™ -V.' Z£T"' •^|*J-M-rJf-N N.u,Ulon »„d
Opening exercises; comedy. School
As It Should Not Be, members of
the Fourth Grade Dramntic Club.
supervised by Miss Gertrude Mur-ray:
songs, fourth grade choru-. di-rected
by Miss Doris Kllnk. play, j
Too Much of a Oood Thing, mem- Thirty six boys and girts of the
bers of the Fifth Grade Dramatic Travel Club of the local public
Club, supervised by Miss Marlon i schools, comprising nupils of grades
6 and 6. visited the RECORDER
Parents of the pupils have been [plant. yeBterday to view the making
sent a special Invitation in the form of n newspaper Nancy McQulrris is
'School Classes Visit
The Recorder Office
16 Men Called
to Arm> Service
The following men will be induct-ed
r^vember 21. and will be sent to
Ft Meade. Md . bv Local Board No
4 at 9 So Bryn Mawr avenue Brvn
Mawr. giving Order No. name. Ad-dress.
Occupation and Ane
ff Thomaa J Prirmle 113 Mapl.
Bala-Cynwyn laborar I"
,„.,„ , tic* 01 tax collector Ihe
D its elected an auditor and
AJUU u 1W control of town council by
land A provision electing two members in tin
fir the payment of MOO to the son Ward and one in the Second ward fthe First and Second wards.
re wag no contest for the MX- ; Having a majority in all but the
Id John Chamberlam pre- year-term of school director First ward. 8. Pa'd Roberts Re-ens
William M Porker. Republican [publican candidate to succeed him-indge
of the Supreme |self to the four-year term of school
a Court, won oui over W Russell |director, defeated his Democratic
- Carr. his Democratic opponent bv ■ opponent. Mrs Hilda Schultz
•OS, The Children H to :i91 JaOja Parker Duniel Hoev having the endorse*
■ i ■ and Second wards jment of both part
i ed borough auditor
crill Lukrli'. Chin.. tn*j Kepubli.jns QajB i" CoUnell
Alpxi,lt;': Eight members of tow^l council
Weaver LUken Charles E. Kenworthev. Repubti- iwere elected and all but one are
... lean candidate for Judge of the |Republicans As B result ot the
bor- eitction the new council will cotn-
Musemanno, j prise 12 Republicans and three
!W>inocrats Francu Kelly Demo-waa
beaten in the First cratlc candidate to succeed himself
and Second wards but the major- from the First ward was the lone
nun in the Third ward.member of his party to be chosen
enabled him to carry the borough. Philip Oravinese, pit-sent Demo-
Earl B Bechtel. Republican. | cratlc incumbent from the First
The Ladif- Auxiliarv Human- gained a majority :n the First and ward, was defeated by his Repub-ville
Fire Company voted an addi- Third v. arris in carrying the bor- llcan opponent Anthony Trava-tional
donation of $111. at its No- ough over David Fellman. Demo- glim
vember meeting last night at the crui, for the office of prothonotary James Campbell, present member,
fire house, biiiiKiuK Uicn total BOB- til UM i;iiiotmg for Jury Com- and John Hibbard Williams. Re-tribution
toward the fire ooai| wnj Iwth candidates publicat- Candida,c* from the Ser-
( entinuerl nn Page Eleveni il onlinued on Pege F.levrm
ell"■ rt her \Zr „ ' """ '•"-«'" "1»" "" '" I ' KM IN
OI S.ewar « „ Li" order., Th-mk^un, D.y. s d«l<Kl M:.v J. 1M1 „,„„„ j„d ,
me™**"-,*,^^.^?,'^! ««!,>• 8. C^r ctajrra.no! ,, ., h,li:,:!
the Conshohocken branch, today1 AUXlllitrV (iIVCS
announced that the drive will Baring ' ^.
into action here Tuesday with a Tire lO. olll
goal of $1500 set for the yearly
'"r.lS WlUlru
Tti' Apn-um- Creed led by Re>v car-rv: of a two-page newspaper to visit ' president
Call to Wonhip Mm H»tn!tne classrooms at any time during Jayne.
ui the
president
lub Richard
Pearl Bow-led
bv
Mra Mnrrnv
Beanonaive readlni.
• ■■ rts t it)
Mra '
Affirmation nl Btewardahi >;■ ii. .-.
tion of Thank Offerlns
6a- Certalntle* in a World of
ft i tiKlln 8 BdnwtMa*
J? Hrir.n
Rev Car»on
■"(old Anie'. Choi'
ir. Poatlndr
steak
Hr Ml ST HAVF
Hu.sbaiid Dailinu
tastes like burnt leather "
Wife. "My. what strange things
you've eaten in your life
Burn Mawr •
man. i~>
I0B1 H«-nr\ H Barton. IV. ^
Cre-ek Sea Y..r* rlerk 2%
!»n p»,,i p M.-lJtunhiiti Jti!
drive Last year's collections totalled
approximately $1000
Eightee nrepresentativc men and
women of the communitv have been
named sat
Cooper announces 1 hey are Mrs
A. P Cardan. tfl I ■ l VVim- mortgaKf ,„nd. at thLs time, to $300
mer. John Z Hover Mrs Norri-s Th>. ,1()n VAS mflde
Davis. Edward A Lorant, Walter n (_
OLszta. .i o A Moors A romm|itee to plan T«*
Harry T Alleboch. Robert C Lan- 1Ups ,m ]ll(l(,s M:, ]nlin h,,
dls. Miss Ethel Rlghter. Milton Ja- Vtl|_nn Reigner. M
cobson. Mrs. Earl F Althuuse^Miss „ AUen atav, and Mrs j Ro.
M»r>- Ownbone. MKs Ann Web, [»JW-g
Mrs. Joseph achwab Mis* Edith ^ iruilaIl(,n ,a, ttcw.pl^ irom u iham M Parker
Marple^Mlss Ann Oleba and Ben- „)( Sl,nm, MlU Fl„. ConUmin r« B Judge ol Superior Court
0 .-II • hi \
laiiiin R.l•ght-er.■ , , _, p.ooggrraamm IlBaIt«eTr mthiis nmwomntihi wMirs
The Conshohocken area includes Warr,n cjeLsmner was named chan
the coming week. ,,..,n. secretary' and George Gunning.
In the special invitiiion to the treasurer
parents, the Important rnfluanoa oi xha group included, in addition to
'he schools on the lives of the boy .the above. Joan Kuehn, Antonnette
and girls of Conshohocken and else- I Scardapane, Vilma Manetti. Doro-where
was pointed out and stress- ;hv Naslelska. Margaret Webster.
ed." George T. Jackson, principal. Eva McCurdy. Edith Leper*. Mane
states. jD'Alessandro. Minnie Cosml. Marie
"The invitation included a re- Di Sebastlano, Sara Stahelek. Mor-,
hat the schools form a garet Romano. Delor^s De Santls.j
vital industry in both war and Lena loaoa, A-mand Maresca. Ro-pence
times bert Vetter. Robert Todd. Edwin.
"Since the invitation to the pub-{Davis, Edward Moleskl. Robert
lie to visit the grade schools means;Speaker. Louis Weln. Joseph Lan-atid
any time f •• Joseph Pagliaro, Leonard
day. November 10 to Friday. No- tOorflne. Cosmo DAnnunzlo Fred
vember 14 inciii-r Huhard Neville. Joseph
that many parents and friends will Albanese. Joseph De Santis. Francis
.find a few minutes to spend in the Travaline William Perseo and:
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nut tee of the organization Plans
were completed to assist the firemen
with their annual turkey supper, to-rOBD
:3 30 to 7 30 i:
Conshohocken. West Conshohocken
and the western area of Win"'
523 Ford 'Township
A Junior Red Crows is being or-ganized
here, with Robert C l.aiuils.
superintendent nl local
« "nd Irvi" A : ...-chair
pervtsing principal of Whitemn-lip
public schools, as ure- T^^ nve, Inwnbers m
chairman Miss Elsie Milne, a mem- . Mrs UMC anPpp(,rd aiin Ml,
ber of the Spring Mih n I ,„!(. !l0MWW,,
,.n n and M ' '■ ■ ■ H
vfma^Xe lXi rh0r' ^'» W7»B s»f'« VHKKH
M ln
l,^/"'a SeW'ng t.l'IMI. W IIHW MAWR
i3t» Alfred rodmo. 37 Madiaon Ave 'knitting will be done A npw f\cme .super market wa-rch.
2! Mrs Frank Markle is chairman of orf,nwj
im *V*' ** vTr"rIernh *—t^!^h""' .production for the main branch hereipenn<t (,.,.
'406 wm r Lane 331 Ngatt:"'' '•' ant1 Mrs. Frank A Wood is ass, ■ ,,rac. butldinif
Irman
1940. 1372 gar- n]odt rn ar the Acme super markets
ments have been prod
ktrts blouses, boys' f.-esh mesi' pi
. ts»T!Sh' n™ ,1 ,mu ,nd b*th robe" Two nrat ald "taples and fan
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Charle E Kenworthev, R 254 138 Ml
'•■llman. D 337 148 14fl
Beehtat, R 293 132 209
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Tat Collector
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Edward A Lorens. R 222 105 195
Alomus Carnev D 343 155 146
B V Curran J: D 331 |-.l 147
Harry ElUm n 290 M 216
Walter W 24S 1*3
frvia H Ristine R 276 141 2C8
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S Paul Robert- R 28. 152
Daniel Hoey. D . 161 146
Daniel Hoey, R 185 136 202
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