The Conshohocken Recorder, November 24, 1942

              Established 1S69. No. 7224
Slje €onsl)0l)0cken Eecorfar.
Wife, NoAid in R«tary aub service Dedicate New
of lhanks£ivinff
1 1 |lSI>clt1(I Si lilll **• annual Thanks-jhing servlcr
i served last night by th"
m f r • ■ ■ /~i i V Conshohocken Ritarv Cluh lo Kill Selfh
CONSHOHOCKEN. PA., TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1942
Paid For Out of Current Revenues
PRICE: TWO CENTS
Cedar Heifjnta man
l<M-.iti<m <if bead before
,.ttf]T.|.lin<: glljc.de
I SI IJ .22 CAL, RIFLE
Kirt-il charge of bird -hot
Sustained ll<»h iroandi
I .iiil gun on table to Are
regular weekly dinner meeting a
(Andorra Inn.
Rev Berry P BORj lM
U-111--1- ■ Conthohoaeon Method!
Hospital at
Counh Home
Church, was the |
■ - hts subject "Thanksglv-ng."
he spike ol the observance
Dl Thinktgtving In war times am!
tiled attention to tna til ■ I - .
uln issued a proclamation
calling I(ir the observance ol ill.
day during the Civil War Hi tali
his auditor* thai Thanksgiving Da)
n Feast «r
1: >..: there KMT
JteCDh Murphy, of Roberts ave-[many things for which we should
nue. Cedar Heights Is alive today Ibe thankiui. ch.t-1 among which I
probably because of his lack of !:hBl w'' UZ? '" H Wor,d 0I demOC lacy in wimp we can enjoy free*- i
knowledge of the anatcmy. He;doni ol speech and live u» -
couldn't locate his heart Sundavlone family.
afternoon in aji alleged attempt at! Franklin Krtebel, local
, , . 'was heard in two solos.
E.rlhdaY greetings W* :<■
According to information uncov-. <0 Francis J Bnlx-nrieth.
rred bv the Whltemarsh township j, Joseph S Hildreth. of the Phiia-poltce.
his wife wasn't sure, either. ;delphia* Club, was u vaster,
where her husband's heart Is. She' Guests plOton! wen Rev, O. E
was of the opinion it belonged to ICoCarnty, pastor of St
another woman anyway. It was Lutheran Church: Kv John Hy-said,
and therefore when he asked idlnger, assistant recto? of St
her to help him locate It when he Mark's and Rev. A. J. Davles. pas-was
contemplating suicide Sunday (tor ol the First Baptist Church
afternoon, she wasn't of anv help j
With co-operation like that, a'
man is bound to be a (allure at tak-his
own life, especially when In ad-dition
to these difficulties he use*
bird shot in a 22 cal. rifle and has
to bend over tn order to discharge
the charge
Police said Murphy put the gun j
on the table during the discussion ,.
as to where his heart was, and fin-1 .till tail Miiltml ■ i»-11
ally, having "guessed" at Its locat-ion,
reached over to the gun and
milled the trigged The shot caught
him on an angle: he only sustained
flesh wounds which were serious
enough, however, to warrant his be-ing
admitted to Monlgomerv hos-,
pltal for treatment. j Twenty members of the regular
Officer Edgar E Mitchell rerr.ov- United Stales Army who are guard-ed
the injured man to the hospital, irig the sub-station of the Phlla-
Murphy. who is employed bv Lee-dclphla Electric Company at Ply-
Tire and Rubber Co. Is the father!mouth Meeting were guests Sunday
of three children. The demanstra- i arternoon of the Italian Mutual
tion was said to have lasted from Help Society. Fifth avenue and
4 30 until 5 o'clock. [Maple street, at a dinner specially
-—— arranged for them In commemora-
Methodists Add Stars!1™ °' Thank!*lvin?-
Gh<k Dinner
For Soldiers
entertain gnarrla at Thanks-giving
dinner Soldiers
express appreciation In-tertainmenl
after dinner,
imple ceremonle* murk earn*
ptetton of 1250,000 I
piUi Hai *>2 bedi
II DCE KNIGHT, SPEAKS
Taisei Commissioners for
their foresight and thrift
Paid from iiirrrtil futnl-
.ation of pain and suf-i
"wing cannot be measured In dol-;
■ Bis, nor ran :h.
'■ 6 in tni on hospital;
l the Mon somerv Countv Institu-tion
District at Black Rock
mated in worldly good;
H.irold
a tba dedicatory exercise
noon
risl eras the only speaker
at tne brief ceremonies, which fol-lowed
a tour of Inspsctlon b\
.m Will.am F Dnime- Vrill\ n(li
m.v.ii :i[Kl J. Burnett Holland and i
county offlctala
Judge Knight praised Coinmis-'
-unieis Fred C Peters. Foster C
Hillegass and Raymond K. Mensch
not only for what he termed "their:
!>rn' i.ling such a fine
nstltutlon, but tor being thrifty r>talls for the "partial dimout"
S&JWStASS °< "•' ph"""")hl* ««'»p°"- ronntll.H jArea. Including Montgomery Coun-
'I'his tine institution cost thejty, will be announced within a
County of Montgomery $2M.O0O, butjweek, Dr A c Marts_ direct0r of
who can mamnue In dollars and1 . _, . _ „ , _ ,
pain and Hiffering which °" Slate Council of Defense, an-
Til V 1IIM.I II- I iffiflS Diinonl toStop1'1 \V""ve", a. KHUIH r Held at Lansdale
Sky GIOM
ciaia request partial
diniOUt for I'liila.-Mflro-poittan
area 'Auw geeai at
tea Inform public M lo
precaudona.
The dinner, attended by members
tO Service rlag" ol the society and their guest; k- number
ill be alleviated, and
measure the ooBafotl prorldsd UU at
one one of whom told me
todsj I- had been bed-ridden for
•~, yean. He has been here for 18
UUmtbs, and bfa gratitude to the
people of Montgomery County
-huiiiii ht , da us."
Home I .limit .1 in 1R0H
Judge Knight rtl lewed the his
lory of tfes founding of the county [by Army officials and Is designed to
home in 1HO&. when the present site , ... . _.h.j. ..
■U pt.nhHM.l. It eomained zes^uce skv glow which, it ia aald.
acres of land, and during the lMJ^ visible to plane pilots many
years intervening, but 35 additional: miles at sea.
basn purchased. . ! In rt.portlng on the results of
; ed to house the;
county
nounced after a conference
Philadelphia Sunday night. Chair-man
E. Russell Mat/ of the Mont-gomery
County Council of Defense
attended the Philadelphia meeting
at which initial plans were dis-cussed.
The dimout has been requested
l -inference. Chairman
Xniits Seal Sale
Now In Progrei
The nation wide annual Christ
''.i:npaign in Mont
gomery county by the Montgomery
until and Public
Heal ;i Bo ■■. began yesterday and
j win continue until Ohrtttmae Day.
.:iual campaign is the only
source of income of the Montgom-ery
County Tuberculosis Society
The returns are used for tubercu-losis
control and prevention in
Montgomery county. As there has
been .m Increase in the deaths
from tubf mom than
ever Important for this progran. In
continue M i m need-ed
the help of this society with
clothing, milk and transportation to
■
work lo assist in protecting 'tit un-mediate
family from eon
the disease. Case finding programs
have been conducted in several sec-tions
of the county in the public
schools. The goal or the work la
(ion to be I Child CycUst Hurt in ! ]\:h^\^^:
(rash With AutO n* Robert J. Gottschall is
, j County Seal Sate Chairman and
The 17th annual convention of! Kathleen Hlckev. 12, daughter of!nas tne h,"lP °r man? volunteer
the Montgomery County Counci. o( Ml .„,; M M , : , „ Hickev. ioi *°rlters LL1 ,l°ial dist!'ic
1
t3' M™
B_—_.. 1 T. , _,„ ^. L-,J' Ihomas F McCoy Is chairman for
First avenue. West Conshohocken...,,, Conshohoclcen District.
is a patient in Montgomery Hnspt-;
tal. Norristown. suflerlng from in-lw-j ,. „ „
Juries to the left arm sustiuwr! I I *■ ll/l |(*|**11 J ft]
loin
MONTGOMERY ('(M \TV's NEW SI.W.OW! HOSPITAL 11)11 THE INDIGENT
Parents and Teachers wi'l be held
at Lansdale. it was decided at a
meeting of the executive commit-tee
held Wednesday morning of last
week in the Grand Jury Room of
the Court House. Norristown
Churches
In Service o I
Thanksgiving
l iii,,n service will lit* held to*
imirnm ni^'lit ill Si.
Mark-. Church
PLANTS NOT DO I L0S1
shortly before 6 last night when;
Mrs Philip T. Finch. LanstUle.i"" <"n"' °" »hlt'h slie ««» rld-prc
»«!-nl. appointed the following I lnB n«'"Td ln » ™lli.iion with «n|
committee to make the convention »utomoblle at Elm and PayMte|
arr.,n«,menl«: Mrs I.. N. Coooerjslrfe,s "'"> shr •" thro«" "> ">e|
Monlgomeryville.
Cooper.
chairman: Mrs. 1 er°Durniv'1e-r of, the car. Anthony
State Shown
Di- RForrnest u Hennlng. North Wales. ^ " «« . . i, * HronLrrofl Icon t,..-„l...t In K. u Mnrs. KRiuLssseilili cPonmnvefrr. MMrrss „ve„r_t0,„448 M*»re street. Norristown "rookt ml t t .roll p. lit-, if It'll li\ reportedri l,o„ „th,ae l,o„c„a,l p,„o,l,i„c„e t„h,„a,t hKeo. x, . .
was driving North on Fayette ■enitt
and made a left turn into Elm!
street when the accident occured.j
The injured girl was immediately!
removed to the hospital where atit
X-ray examination will be made;
Mrs, Vt.,ni:in ECeyser,
hibits arts and crafti ,.i In
ternational exhibition it
Ne» l.ttk.
Kaufflie. Mrs, Robert Clayton
and Mrs Robert Holes, of Lansdale.
Mrs Alex. Groskin and Mrs. Flach
will be in charge of the program.
The subjects of Nutrition and
Legislation will be stressed. A pub-;^_
Ucity record book contest will alsoifod'ay t'„ d'eiermViie "the extant Of| Pennsylvania Folk Industries,
06 neld- jher injuries. itadquarters are at "Brook.
CTOft", home of Mr. and Mrs. C
"sO I a-ii-".. M*»fl KMmn K^*r on Bl,tler P'kp
*P\F JLitrt ill Til II :.. ..: stenton avenue, close to Ply-mouth
Meeting, is presenting one of
Jthe major exhibits at the 19th. an-nual
Women's.international Exhibit
Arts and Industries, which open-ied
on Thursday and is concluding
I tonight at Madison Square Gar-
Losr Gas in
Stamp Mix-up Leave forArm)
rS tot (OS ill lnmatt
the appreciation of himself and! had met these requirement-fellow-
servicemen for the hospital-: <"d s>»iem Keplaced
l:y extended them by the Italian* Tlie change from the old system
Mutual Help Society. Short ad- ^ P"ur Boards In 1938 to the pret-ra
also delivered by Sgt «nt 'll '' brought
Pierce. Anthony Talone and Joseph -modern -bought to our care of the
Ramond. °°25S^ *W^ "!'d In mf\ ~
An entertainment program fol- "The poor twiiae tea Uilng of tlw heads of Defense Councils ot the
lowed the dinner ^st n"" OettMy OfMlimuBtlinitrsUy counties In the Metropolitan
The guards comprise Co. C, 722nd (Continued on Page Six) Urea.
Military Police Battalion and are!
quartered at the Twenty-eighth'Mot her SaVOS Son
Tank Corps headquarters at Black !,%.„-*. I.»il G^ninnnu
Horse. Lt. Nally. now In command r rom Jdll oetHcIICC
succeeded Lt. Tiernan.
who has been in command of the! William Grray, 37. DeKalb Itntt,
company for several months, on | Bridgeport, who pleaded guilty to
Friday.
"As soon as the committee's re-port
is received, the Philadelphia
Metropolitan i'istrlct Council of
Defense will make public it* details
and place the dimout in operation
as soon as possible", Dr. Marts an-nounced
at the close of Sunday's
meeting which was attended by the
8-Hour Day for
Norristown Police
partmetu on an eight hour day ef-
1 fire In the early days of the home. Matz said the regulations will
of seventy persons. The present buildinc was erected i drawn up by Major General MJ
Mrs. Rinard Kriebel or 818 East wer* !W»t«,d at **Mea formed in thejnn,r|y 75 years ago but conipl.u-ly M,,ton A Rec|,DrfJ (.cmmannin.*
Hector street was awarded a bible shape of a V for victory and were I renovated m 1937, M,lon A Recl£ord- commanding
a: "Family Pew Night" held oni«rvMi *lUl a cawred turaey dinner. Judge Knight commented on thelifvieial ol the Third Service Corn-
Sunday rhght at 7.30 at the Metho-t TTie gueau were welcomed byj |« by thel""""!. Baltimore. Md.. and a com-!
dist Church, the fourth in the Michael Oambone, president of the 1 Ion since the nrsllnilttee ol illuminating experts;
special Loyally Month evening pro-l*** ■' ■'-' * ■ ' '•'" '" -' ■■ • * :al Reckord hu
grams there. Sergeant Alwinc. in the absence of and, be aaJd, the erertion of theion to advise him as to technical
The award was made to Mrs. Lt. Nally m charge nl the guards'new hospital, with its latest equip-j details.
Kriebel for having the largest fam-fand unable to be present, expressed | mem
lty representation present. Eight
numbers of her family occupied a
pew together. Rev. Harry Boughey.
pastor, made the presentation to
Mrs. Kriebel at the pulpit.
Thirty additional stars were add-ed
to the church service flag, bring
Ing the total to 53. Howard Wile
ktnson. U. S. Coast Guard, who
spent the weekend at the Howard
Vandegrift home, 139 West 11th.
avenue, accompanied by another
coast guardsman from German-town,
raised the flag after the stars
were added. Everett and Sherodlof Co
Cooper, sons of Dr. and Mrs. Sherod
Cooper, clad ln Boy Scout uniform. ._..
served as guards for the flag. Friday. I charge of assault and battery pn
Six members of the Standbv The committee arranging the *™ bv hLS mother. Mrs Mar> i Active December I. were issued to-
Sunday School class, taught bv event comprised Benjamin Quarino. <-■"!>. 60 Bridgeport, was placed onjday by Burgess William R. Hen-
Mrs. August Kumpf. acted as ush-.Frank Butera, Anthony Talone, F**000. ",>: 7* ,,u"l,!
1
iS i,nd «IVMM drlckson in a letter to Chief Oeorge
ert at the event. They were Mrs James Williams. Joseph Ramond p11''''' moo5fB tn p."v',""' rosls \ Bausewine.
Marion StefTy and Misses Ethel [and President Mieh,i.-i Oarflbow. :..„"^ ^SSLJIIS^ HU» ™,hT"i The order was contained in a
GruDlhs. Marjorie Montross, Betty, The soldier guests: Corporals J.
Preston. Evelyn Warburton and! H. Greever. Wenger. Abrams and
Martha Altemus. Jones; Sergeants R. Pierce and Al- . „ , ^ - , — , , I Ull' fxmiu \.%t Lr-r,Lll V d^iilll.11 Miri , I,"- wine and Privates Inin Zeichner,I sf,„ Sll(1 ^ked l|inlpil(
u
v fJ, lhJ the department.
; H. Adams. H. Houser, Jackson,
i Rtnella,%Sestvich. Phelps. Priehard.|to
Cawley. Ulackavlck Nard. Long.:driIlkln|[ at ,»
Singley and Frank BaaeosU. ] 0ra>. ^4 hP vna mtostea*td and
Man> lacriBced pan oftheir i;roll|, |,.f( thi- morninn MSJJf^J^'gf*'0*
ade Second group Pennsyhaoli H to* only ttate aa
tomorrow Will niu|tm»i "s » ■***■ icn Keyasi
.... 1 ■ - W exhibit of Pennsylvania
gpend I haiik-»i\ Mif; 'illhandicraft being sponsored by the
cantO, [Department of Commerce, Com-
Imonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Fifty men from this borough are! .The state has a working exhibit
quota b) ■urrendarini A
-lamp-. Saturdaj G I
until loilav Tir.* reglatra>
lion here,
Thousands of M o n tgomery
Coumy motorists
.•■nline on
"A" stamps Sunday and
U was learned todav. when lt wai
a:.:- mneed :hat the new 'three
sullen* per "A" stamp" d'd not go
into effect until this morning.
Tlie information that the No. 3
A itamps were good for four gal-lons
each uo until an otfl
nouncement was made this morn-ing,
was obtained by the Montnom-
<:■. war RattoniiiK Board al Nor-ti-
i, urn irom Mi.- Philadelphia
headquarters
Yesterday a telephone call to the
BttT iifllcc' repealed that the three
gallon regulation "was not official."
n members of Montgomery
County Board were concerned over
riie many conflicting reports being
received throughout the county, and
again a Philadelphia headquarters
:itide It was staled by an
nffiriul In Philadelphia that the No
3 "A" stamps were worth three gal-lons
as of this morning
No one in authority at Norris-could
give
li. M<
goea
acriflced one|„.„„„, M ,nd wmorr„w-,or-,h,]»' J'^f- •T"''™, «"J S»MB
n additional rllspl1'-" *•*
George G Moade. Md.. 10 enter tfte|cra|tj ,. jtate,
Army Induction Center at Fort The Brookcroft grouo is responsi-serwi-
e They will spend Thanks- Wl. tor the r, _,
giving Day at the center . ,lwn llvlng
Twenty-six of the men reported^ r0om. the design lor which
Rev Mr Boughey spoke on "The
Supreme Family Tie". Flower
adorning the church were the gift
or Mrs Rinard Kriebel, in memor
of her husband and of Mrs. George
Hague of Cedar Heights, in tribute
to her two sons, now In the armed
forces.
had been
K. Hector St. Resident
to Honor 86 Men
Residents of East Hector street
from Fayette to Walnut street will
honor the 86 boys who are in the
various branches of the military
service with the raising of the ser-vice
flag next Sunday after-noon.
The emblem will be
raised at the intersection of Hector
and Poplar streets by the two aold
Star Mothers. Mrs. Chester Freas
and Mrs Stanley Oamel.
Music will be furnished by the
West Conshohocken High School
Band.
furloughs are requested to partlcl-
All boys In the service home on
pate in the exercises.
President of Town Council
Oeorge Smith will preside as mas-ter
of ceremonies
Open Meeting: at
..rifinn Home
Another in the series of open
meetings for men will be held to-night
at 8.30 at the American Leg-ion
Home, under the auspices of
the John P DeHaven Post. 129
Mrs. Marie Clark Hamilton, eye-witness
of the bombing of Pearl
Harbor will describe the Jap at-tack
The U. 8. Coast Guard Or-chestra.
Philadelphia, will play and
a motion picture furnished bv the
War Production Board will be
shown Seth K Mitchell will pre-side.
remember what had oc.-ur
11EAR1N., IN PAKOI.i: PKTITIUN ri (1 ,,
tion of Judge Knight that he take a
A hearing h<is been MVPH fo« TV
cember 31 by Judge Harold G. arid 'unroedtal
Knight on a petition asking a pa-role
for Ralph Burrell, Penllyn.
who is serving a two or four year
sentence from February 13. 1941,
on serious Charges.
for six i
took the pledge
Conditions of his
Boy Asks Mother to Write Coast Guard
His Dog "Muggs" Wishes to Enlist
im < tray tald
.rderly" than anything ^ de,lvered ^ Uce f
£y was er- Sght when she Sk »Mt n*ht' a,,d » •*»■ ^ °"P *»\*** "r Ph"-'H*i.
S ^^^^dlt? ttS «" each week for the members of any .satisfaction to persons inquir-sen.
She asked leiilemv of ,ht the department. ing as to who is to benefit from,
ccurt and that her son not be sent *« "V"81 years the police offl-| Uie stamps surrendered Sunday and,
cers have been seeking an eight ;M
hour day .but each time they have; Motorist- dWBandftH rssofery of
been blocked by ofTiclals ot the bor-.the additional gallon of the precnus
ough. j fuel per stamp from dealers found
Burgess Hendrickson on taki.igUhe latter reluctant to make good.
the oath of ofD.ce in January jMnm' »f ,rieni refused. Insisting
pledged that he would support the!thai tea Wo i «-nmr« were for
police in their efforts to obtain'three gallons only They also ad-
.„ shorter work days. He has been I vanned 'he belier that all No 3
probation are that lie refrain from' constantly reminded of his pledge st imps will be redeemed by the
the use of alcoholic beverages for I to the policemen, but each time he[ wholesalers for three gallons only.
-'Tliev claim thev will be unable to
ignale as to which cautions were
received prior to the "official" or-der
this morning
I in .il Registrations
A total of 1491 motorists register-the
has said that he could not,
I issue the order pending the ap
pointment of two additional men.
This morning, in announcing that;1
he had issued the order
Data Weaver, eight-year-old twin,
son of Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Weaver.
459 New Elm street, felt pretty bad
■hen li"> parents told him that he
WOttld have to part with his pet
English bulldog "Mupgs" seme weeks
ago.
'Muggs"— who will be i
ild on Sunday—is a fine
eight hour day. the burgess declared ^ ^ nm §| lhe ^ h,gh
that he had decided not to waltlSrnool ,„ the two ^vs allotted last
for the extra officers, but to have|wee(; Anproximately 800 register-the
chief make up a schedule call-|(.a on Thursdav and the remainder
ing for the reduction in work hours registered or Friduj. Eighty three
from nine and ten hours per day.'excess tires were reported to be
depending on the type of duty, and turned over to the uovernment
fixing an eight hour day as stand-1 Members of the high school fac-:
ard for all members of the depart-julty served as registrars under the|
ment. .direction of Superintendent Robert]
C. Landis.
i i mi i MAGI K TO HOLD | Three hundred and ten motorists
"Mother, will yon write to the
Coast Guard right twsy and tell
them that Muggs wants tu Join up,"
Data asked h.'s mither Mrs Weav-er
wrote immedlatetly.
On Saturday I,t Creighton ac-companied
by another member of
the Coast Guard service, visited the
VYi.i.r; DOOM, gathered up Muggs.
scheduled to go first to Elkins
dog registered with the American Park, where the dogs are said to be
Kennel AaSOCtathm. But Dale's j trained and then t.i Washington. D
',-ndlng him for an at- C. for pitrol work at a barracks,
acfc of rheumatic fever aggravated bad "Mugits"
by a Dhronk ti b FStaiauy, when they got him
tlactded tbsl tlie cumpanionshlp of|as a companion for Dale, who was
the dog was deleterious to the boy's;stricken i r the DnM thus, then.
health. Loose hairs Irom the ant-[with rheumatic fever He has been! service, will be the principal speak
mal might find their way to the troubled with asthma since birth er and Gordon Campbell. prMjeanl
this morning at local Board No
headquarters in Ambler from Share
they left at 8,30 for Fort Hesde.
The other twenty-lour men will
leave tomorrow morning
The men leaving today and tO'
morrow passed their final physical
examination at Allentown on Nov-ember
10 and 11 and were accepted
for army service
Those leaving this week are:
Todav
Michael A. Bosack. 340 W. Mfe
ave.
Joseph A. Ronnan. 113 E. 9th ave
Eugene Carroll, 422 E. Hector st
John Wengrek, Plymouth Mlg
Ronald A. Altemus. 112 W. Elm F*
Edward Berryman, 117 W. 3rd
ave.
Joseph L. Rinker. 231 E, 9th ave.
William McOovern. 115 W. 6th
ve.
James J, McLaughlin. 28 Forrest
tree:.
Samuel M. Horn, 78 Poplar st,
Harry Tweedle, 441 E. 10th ave
Charles E Aman, 15 E Elm st.
John C. Rafferty. 1012 Fayette st
David Grauhard. 218 E 9th ave.
Joseph F. Moran. 737 Spring Mill
ave
John J Casstdy. 251 E. Hector st
I MlchRtekl, 149 W Fir-'
ave.
Joseph W. Dolewa 232 W. 5th ave
Joseph F. Seabinski, Jr. 219 W.
Elm st.
Alfred Neri. 319 W Elm ■)
Joseph S. Chest, 323 W 4th ave.
'Edward E Dormaii. 341 E Elm
street.
Benjamin J Russo. 814 Maple st
Edward C Evans. 308 Fayette st
John Joseph Brandt, 223 E. 8th
avenue.
Martin Slovak, 109 Center st.
To-roarrew
Victor J Travagline. 161 W. 7ih
ave.
Henry A Zoltowski. 339 Spring
Mill ave
Stanley H Banas 533 Spring Mill
ave.
Jerome J Swedkowskl. 129 E. Elm
boy's nostrils and tanas he -.nil [Ssoovtrlng trcm the fever, he waslof the local league and William
ti able to retime hut stUdHa ll tvy|Weotara of Oreland, rally chair>
Mghi on tna radio. he|Ro:k school and attended classes; man. will preside
baard tlie D S Coast Ouard tp-iuntfl a week ago. when he was'
peal for dogs "to enlist for the dur-j again stricken with fever, and is
now confined to bed Dale's twin
"Muggs. you're going in the ter- t> Wilma. also a pupil at Ivy Rt>rk
vice. I] coii run pit in." Dale told Thg Wtevail are f.irmer residents
'he brlndle bulli.vit afugas looked>f Allentown oomlng here seven
a far-j yean ago, Mr. Weaver is employed
away look came into his eyes, and] at Penncoyd Iriin Works Mrs
then suddenly he barked and tail- Weaver is treasurer of the Ivy
i wagged strong approval. iRock Parent Teacher Association.
Jeanne
Bergey will sing a solo A social A Novena in honor or the Im-wili
follow, with Miss Olive Hart maculate Conception of the Blessed
as chairman. The rallies are held virgin Mary will open Deal baon-bi-
monthly. ,u. November 30. at St Mary
Suits for Divorce
THANKstiiviNT RAl.l.V TOMTE registered in the two days In WK;21"0'. ,,, . ._ _ „ s.
Conshohocken. Members of the' «ontint*e<l on Page six
The Luther League of Section A. school faculty sat In the high
Philadelphia District will hold |U school auditorium and served as
Thanksgiving Rally tonight at 8 in regteiran u:ider the direction of
St Mark's Lutheran Church Rev j supervising Principal A S Rich-
Edwin N. Faye, of Norristown. | arda. There were 125 registered on
scheduled to leave apon fty Army Thursday and 186 on Fridav Fif-teen
excess tires were reported
Suits for divorce were begun to-day
in the Montgomery County
Courts
Dorothea K. Burleigh. West Nor-rtton,
asks a divorce from Lionel :
Spencer Burleigh, on grounds of
IncUgnitlbS, They were married ;
April 7. 1930.
Others are:
Raymond K Erb, Douglass.
against Mary R Erb, alleging desert
, Church" and OOtlUnut tnini|»» At*1* Ujliafi They were mar-j The RECORDEP earner arrived I m'0'^ ^° home^lTTlMy ha've"sVa-
Type casting machines, automatic; December B. Feast of the Iramacu-|"ed December 5. 1914. at the above address before 5 rjonery inscribed with their name
presses and folders, master me- jr-te Conception, inclusive Rev J1 Bayard W Ooslln, Cheltenham j o'clock and by thai tUBS 'he eai ^nd ciimp addres.s 200 single shee-s
chanies assures satisfactory service' pieteaya. C. M.. of Erie. Pa.. willjMainst Elizabeth L. Austin Goslln..had been sold through the adver-jioo env. lojies, variety of colors!
if your printing is done by the, be the speaker at both morning|alleging indignities. They were, tts+ment and removed from thejfony Inscribed, onlv 11 at RFCOR-RECORDER
Advertisement land evening services. imarried June 21, 1940. I premise.-. IDER Phones 50 and f.ni
drawn by Mr Hf. - <■ Highlight?
of the exhibit include a set of table
I a use of two adults, a
child and a baby, made at Brook-croft
a genuine old corner cup-
.' by Samuel Wolper: an*
tiquarian of Germantown pike,
Sandy Hill; hand-woven rugs, table
mats and curtains made by Mrs.
Waldo Davisson of Swarthmore:
pewter articles fashioned by Henry
KaufTin.in of Philadelphia and tole-ware.
painted by Mr-. Kauflman.
Mrs. Ptorenoa EUity, Philadelphia
school tascher, painted ,i scene on
the window of the room, aUmulal
ing a garden scene visible from tin
room All are members of the
Pennsylvania Folk
wiiii.- H Baldwin, local florist
provided the flowers for the re-
Penaaytraela tierman room
and further carrying out ti
D !'■ :■ nottl AU: Penn-sylvania
German folk songs b;
Mrs. Arthur D Uraerl of Philadel
phla, wife of a Drexel High school
teacher. She wears authentic
uda Oennao costume
Richard Dundor. aLso tS
the Pennsylvania Folk Inhustrtes
group, presents In ttic exhibit, ex-amples
of fracture-writ ing or lllum-l
decoration over the fireplace. Sub-ject
of his work is The Great Lily
Ephrata "
In addition to the exhibit of the
nearby craftsman, there is an ex-hibit
of carved coal from Pitts-puppets
by Frank B Ham of
WhJtemarsh. hand-looming from
wool raised in Somerset and other
wool-growing counties, hand-wrought
Ironwork from Pittsburgh
jewelry and furniture.
Thomas Stahl. 80.
Stahl 72 potters, also display ex-ample
of their skill and William H
Swallow Is represented
Amlsh Ogttl
" and IC K- i Ittttd the
British rhurad \y They were in-iMim<
ni.il m Inundliig the Penn-ylvania
Foil bldtl
rnllsr groups in the South
and tn Maine.
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In Record Time
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Advertisement Column with an-other
moots.
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followine For Sale Advert isement:
1930 FORD COACH-MB cash
Apply 115 West 6th avenue be-
I and 530 p, m . or phone
Sfest Side church will boh]
union ten i«-,- on Thanks-fining
morninaj
Hay will oe ob-served
in this borough on Thurs-day.
The schools will close tomorrow
afternoon and remain closed until
Monday morning in observance of
the occasion. The banks, liquor
store and Free Library will be
losed all day.
The Post Office will observe a full
(holiday. There will be no delivery
;.)' mail. The stamp and parrel-
KHn will be open until 9
I'nlon Church agitate
Tlie annual union Thanksgiving
service will be held tomorrow nigh:
In St. Mark's Lutheran Church be-ginning
at 8. with all protestan:
churches co-operating
Rev. Harry p. Boughey, pastor of
i.st Church, will deliver
the Thanksgiving sermon. The
Dl all the oiher churches
will have an individual part in the
n udc will be sung
>.: of St. Mark's Church,
under the direction of pror Ray-mond
J. PflelKer, Rev. O. E. Mc-
Carney. pastor of the chun::. will
be in charge of the service
P. E. Church Servire
il Th;iiiksgivlng service
will be held in Calvary Episcopal
Church on Thursday morning be-
■ m There «U1 be morn-
■ an aprriprtaie sermon
by the rector. Rev. Stanley R West,
ind celebration of Holy Commun-ion
Tlie ofleiing will be for the
the Episcopal Hospital,
Philadelphia.
Memorial Mi—
laSmberi of Conshohocken Coun-cil.
Knights of ColumWis. will re-
" ■';■ Communion in a body
anusl mass ln memory >r
deceased members. Thanksgivini;
Day at 8 o'clock. Family, relatives
uda u[ deceased meaibSfi
ire requested to attend the service.
Rev Joseph McCall. assistant rector
of tlie church, will officiate Hem-ban
will meet in tlie K of <
Second avenue and Fayer
at 7.50 a. m.. Thursday morning.
Due to the vital war work pro-gram,
industry, rather thai
pend operations for the day wffl
BOntlnue to work a: full capacity.
West Side links
The Union Thanksgiving service
'"nshohncken will bt bstd
Thursday morning at 10 in the
Primitive Methodist Church aim
he Primitive Methodist. Balllgo-mlngo
Baptist. Holiness Christian
Churches co-operating The s-:-
mon will be preached by Rev
Prancla TBcaar, ressntli
pastor of the Oulph C
Church Rev. Lynne Van Sickle,
-rastor of Balligomingo Baptist, and
Rev Parke Weachter. pastor of the
Cnrtttian churclw
also have a part in the
Vocal selections will o,- tung <>■•
Mrs Brooke Adams and Miss Flor-ence
Riles. Rev. Gilla:v,
aastor of the Prtnltlve ID
Church, will preside.
Pupil Swallows
Ten Point at School
Trevor Swan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Swan of Chestmr
Hill, formerly of Marble Hall, swal-lowed
a pen point yesterday after-noon
at a school ln Chestnut Hi!!
He is a pupil in the seventh grade
Tlie lad was removed to Chestmr
Hill Hospital. After an examination
he was referred to the famfl
Ucian for observation In the
event of any trouble caused by the
oen point he was notified to
at once to the hospital. The bov
was a .former pupil in the
Hill Consolidated school. His father
.ears served i N
Glen Willow Manufacturing Com-pany.
Roxborough
Businessmen Will
Hold Banquet Dec. 1
The banquet to be held
Conshohocken Business Association
will take place next Tuesday night
auditorium, instead of tonight a*
at 630 at Spring Mill fire house
announced.
Walter s ChSVBlUtr, \ I
dent and general manager
Lane Bryant Store. Phfla
will be the guest speaker. Dr. Leon
Weissman is ln charge ot i
made to
Henry Wilder, chairman. Osorgs
Taylor or Leonard Talon-'
Highland Shop
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