The Conshohocken Recorder, March 14, 1944

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ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7360 CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. TUESDAY. MARCH 14. 1944. PRICE: THREE CENTS
Shprtage of
Teachersin
^ «'st Borough
Hoard faces serious
situation for
next term
MORE STUDIES
* ■ I"" . . r " tO El TV Asks restoration 01 cam instmetoi
HA •• Corsair plane combat.
ain SlUCllOS it wai that tha body
« M i-t i i I*, t I would be snipped East for burial.
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„J „ SZ I ^ , ^- Ftl11 0I lhe Army Air Corps, an
\f •-, Conshohocken school dli-|adopi
raoad with a serious teaching) Ti : ned on the
situation for tho »Xl term begin Wesl Const.
. . , ,, . ..., ,,,... 0 U was to have
monthly repoVt of Super '!;p »•"» °* "«"
■ ' \ - RichardsV ni'd ■"""
night al the Ma
suffering from the lo^s of teach-1 \\ J--W;I ^|ll|k I ili\
ers during :he ; " ^°* ■*/»*« "";
ol samp bein« called :n:o the irmed «-v . ■ frwm ■
I hn iilW oiiinl->
Captain Trenchard
Killed in Trash
'" ii "■ Id M Trenchard. 21-
vrar-old Marine veil
■ the South Pa
k'lleii Wednesday when his fighter
I ■ iiiih- South '.i
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'■'■ \\- m hard (KM
Mill road, Ambler were
notified Saturday by the Marine
m at Mojave.
who had been
decorated IT his exploits
South Pacific, had returned to this
■• mow and on
March \'< reported to El Tbrra :
Ml'S VlldlM'SOIl Bttt»ilie«H Men Hold Firemen Have
\v -ii <* an Ann First HanC|Uel Busy Week-end \\ ills s (MMNNI
To Her Famih
Salvage
Bequest of $1000 to
(iiilph Church
for graves
EMPLOYEES, $1500
Also leaves $200
to assistant
at library
■ .. ■ ind dmgh-ter
chi': :: of
■ ■' :."■'' Meri n. who died K
lor probate today In tat
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■We: banjo. William I!
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Mr Murray and Mi Pi Id * m
the m .
Ward
For 6-year-old
Is Posthumous
Victim of fire is
given title of
"sergeant"
COLLECT TIN
Clinton Iteichard in
"Lieut. Col" in
contest
Lee Bcotl Cnmnb»-ll. six, of 91
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, Uftrch D ;u chestnut Hill
■ . ■ .,1: fires
M sn*s A ■ : itl in he! I 1 nd one in a dump re-innual
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. in ■ M i 118 itui ■
Field. Th
: leavy i ain Bun-tertalrurei
t. a fifth fire ■
lack O n a held near
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Recitation. "Wai h To rr Paints." j
M. iB I
Song and Mm- " i '■■ i. ■ When mpany was in
i hnij hour at n a m
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Piccolo So. » 'w
<;' ■ n.^l.t
H Mm i Barren ,,
Piano Accordion Alan Pi -: I
Piano T>.
Samuel HUtner and John EC
■ conclusion of th
i- enjoyed by ell p
Poster Contest in
I'lvniouth Schools
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cept more lucrative po^it: ■
tar war work, it was DOC
make changes in the number o'.
teaching hour<. of certain BUbJCC'l
and to eliminate Other sublecta al-i
together in an effort to l
condition.
Mr. Richards reported th*1 count'.1
jpermtendent's office has taken i
irrai
lightful anniversary dinner
roimlzance of th" condition ;
Pvt (Jeo. Mcfarron
Died in Italy Jan-uary
;{0
W*. I conshohocken .sol-as
ouwuieu ai last mun: s met-iing »uuuui
-i >. .'. ■ necessary to men Pvl
I am* force whi'-h L«'the Ar
following n rtatt ol M Hsrtno , t(J pftV lne supr?rne sacrlfic? In
fUDerintendent of Ir.uh school- List.
week, notice ha.s been ais-en that an| actlon Ul lhe Pu'~ • '
effort 5-hould be made to follow more, Oeorac Robert McCarron
close]v the schedule as prescribed tnrj Mr n"fl Mr= Samuel MrCarron of'
the State Denartment He advised 309 Ford street, who diet! b
that the number of hours beingI hoapltal In Italv on Jxnuarv 30. flve
each week In sever.il sub-(days after being wounded. He
:, mid be increased and thai would have brcn 20 years old on
music which war. drooped altoaethT April 24
il will have to b* restored. Word of the death cf Pvt Mr
In add::::- Ml Richard Carron was ml tlnad In a telegram,
also renorted that a: least two mnm I trom the W
hers of the or • ■■'
■.fled him they intend to re- A telearam was received on Feb
tha end of the prc-^nt term, rumry 54 by the p
In order to meet th» reov i m them their aon had been seriously I
i outlined at teal nlghfa meeting wounded on January U
" MrCarron was induced Into
■ Army on February 11. 1943, at:
;LS almost imno*■ :h1? from New Cumberland and trained ai
a financial standnoint. The tax. Camp Wh ' rl B*nmn«
rate ai 'he present time is at the! Ga.. and Camo Macltal. S. C. He1
m an, five mills beln; ad as last September, land-;
this year to meet the rla ItUj In North Africa H l
in the operation of the schcols transferred to the front
The entire subject will be given. He was a member of the Pa
'borough con;.'deration during trie! Infamiv. The last letter received'
next two months wh*n the budget! from him was dated January 9 and)
for 1945 will be arranged. I wa* received the Litter end of that,
The board adopted a resolution month
the late Aiva 8. Me- Prior to h;s induction be *rta -m
Kenzie who retired last Novemb-r uloved a- the Knar] Wbi
after a service of twel'-
director, "for hU untiring devotion A brother Richard, is serving as
and best interests to the rmrents an Aviation Mechanic's M
and pupils or the West Consho-. the Navy and is no*' located some-i
hocken Public School' I hew in tne South Pacific area. H ■
•.on will be spread on the BnJnutaa was inducted April 24 1942. the
■opy sent to the family. eighteenth birthday anniversary of
SuneniNlnc l'rincipil\ Renorl !'.: N itindcd brother. H»
Mr Rirharlrts called attention of employed at the Energetic Wol
the board to the fact that there wn= mill prior to his induction
formerly a principal of the high; A third brother. Samuel, Jr. was
school and also the erad* school given an honorable medical dla*
both of whom have resigned and Charge from the A
requc-led the board elect a high ber after -
school prinripa! next ) .. Plal v ;:
him or some of his increased duties ed at Port Leonard Woo,!
He reported the Student Council at the tim H
is sponsorins a service flag for the had '-Ten: five weeks m a hospital >
school which will be placed in front, suffering from an affection of the'
of the building along with the feet and legs.
American flag. ■ fn addition to
Wlllard Campbell, impersonator two brothers, he :s survived by one!
of Abraham Lincoln will aon*»ar at o'Jier brother. William, and " four!
tool on Friday morning from aiafeera, Mia Anita Ehnbii
11 to 12 and characterize tha Great road, Phoenixville and EUcaheth.
Emancipator.
Tlie schools will be closed Thurs- i
day and Prtday of n*xt week to MORI: wtR BONDS SOLD
allow the teachers to attend School AT ITBI.K GKAOE S< 1IOOI
men's Week in Philadelphia .
The averaee attendance for the' Yesterday's sale of war bonds and '
grade schools dunnjt the month ot wai Lhe public crade
Februarv was 96': and for the htxh school increased tha total sales bv '
school 9ft-". a decided Increase over;M51 m the schools Buy-a-Dlane
the corresponding month of 1.,-.- campaiKn the total sale is $12 213
' rian'omce3; h,'^ri|Th'S ,ttws a bala"« o( P*SB«
»10utWawnn« homeroom su,
M is as follows:
Qrnde 1—Mtw Marie Thomas'
homeroom. $94.50: Orade 1 Mil
Bessie Nace's homeroom. U«J8;
.lucd at sco ooo and upwards.
Mi v- ■ - ■ in ithed si.ooo;
to the Gulph Christian Church, in
used for
care of the graves of hv
A grandde i
Machemer, platinum,
bai pin
i! : laugntei Mai C M
is given $20,000 absol
ry not otht ufl illy be-queathed,
household furniture anci
personal effects with the
that if UM doesn't Dare
any of tht ;■-. m
lai none Supt. at Hyberry ad-dresses
Local
Dr. Zeller Tells"
of Mmtullv IN
i- ny re-
>ponded t<> an alarm al I
al the William •' Wool-ly,
Chi law
■olunteers were i ailed
at 8 p in
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1" n p m Lincoln and ::
company lointlj
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i the P
gnnmd.
For a time the blase threatened
ovned by
the adjoining Andorra NurserlH
111:
d to have
fire to the dump located
3.„H^^L*rt company responded NSo «d2amLapS'' lSS-a. 'nSnth! »
any ol the fires
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school.
I A Horn
■ ■Tsde. thai the name "t the Marble
Hall boy ws ■ firsl on tni Usi ol
pupils wh ecu
f tin cs
warded
be sold.
Bequests of $500 are provided for
James She a, Anns Bn
WeLsh. if in her employ
at the time of her death and $2110
is glvan Helen Shea "In
tion of her help at th- Gulph Mills
t.ibr.uy ' Mrs. Al
all her real Cental leely valu
ed at iio.ooo to her daughter
Rotary club
600 000 persons in the I
States are receiving rn atmeni ;:.
.. tor the mntalty ill, Dr
Ch.nlf> A 7. file] ,
Reporl Kctl
l*(WC |i Hllllc lionor of collert
The re-. , . M..
hi income to be paid in iqual
.i Aubr"v
Anderson and the daugh'- and at
the death of either, en*;
the rank of sergeant, the
in ihe first grade to earn
". Ith turn-ing
in a B30 an
started last o<
n Hill and
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competing lor the honor c
lne the most cans, have collected
' 87.287 cans The former
<-, , i e Lt.i/t nt\i\ 1(,nciing with a lotal of 50.663:
Nlfo-l^oaJ OI .>Jn,il(HI Sprm« Mill youngsters gathered
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Tii*' individual average at Bprlns
ol la na. while
Hill it is 173. Tlie avi I i B [01 !'■ '■
Barren 1 I
Mill 51
Clinton Reithiird. a fourth Brad-is
set for local
industries
to be paid the survivor of them In Baum' ' -s 'Tea ,;,
• n,■ dsuBh..-rsh0uld pre- "S'f S/: | |
decease Mr An* hil-har,
however, her
I been rcceiv-
::. • the' .
ConshOhi I " -11' rontnbutions for
-weaker st the weekly dinner meet the local 1944 R"d Cl *. i lOOl ■
tog of '.h- club hew . Stanley B. Cooper, chairman -i olonel. col*
announced today
%rjL°£ srJL» w wiH ^=* as-* fi s ■
leotmq 4J91 cans Nancj B
saptaln and eighth ajrade i
"Facts A H iltal Oorporatt contributions, covering Barmi Hiii Con
Dr. Zeiler who bis ■ industries amount to $650: brought
The Sprinq Mill boy
13th ave-tlne
iinrl T ■
urdiiys hauling cans In an express
and one half J . ■
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$300,000. The entir
and income from 15 I*.>I
bf paid a son. Clement A
Griseorr.e, 3d. for life: 48 per cent
to a daughter. Mary S. G Holmes
and 37 par cent to Radman E. Gris-
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ii groups, $29._iti."
$19325
Goal Tor the Dot
which m West Co
be?n hard- and pan of the west district ol
irsh Township is $39000 Sprinit Mill Report
Of this amount aoal .
mentally Ul are also physically ill have been set as follows; Indus* major; Pred Duk
- corpora'-* MfrtrBjutlo
death of the survivor of n , ,_ . .
Obe paid grjndchildren In ^ „,w,h.
Rodmin E. GrlsaBSB
Rodman E Grisco» I .
ion, who died Mu n i si Thomas-fflla,
Oe oarned three chUdrw
WB B;Hl m.00t; resident:al. SH000. stores fcfcqnd Ue'uten..
re either here<!ftftry J.'.i tpecial sroups.- gliOO^ ■
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enl war
The speaker .-aid tho*- who si
1 ofEvery8
Isin Service
Borough lias total
of 1366 in armed
forces now
private.
; R
nil- Bow
ral; John Paugh
PTIC.
Weber tirsi Ueui
\i Cooling's
We ivei corporal
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Ml Oi
Room William
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One out of every eight
of Conshohocken n now in the arm
rion. according |
figures released bj Mrs Vernon
Wynne chairman ol the W men -
Unit of the Defen
ough of COBshoho ken, ai
monthly meetlne of the council Fr*-
day ni4ht at 815 in tlie Mary H.
W - . 1' ■ -: HOV
total Of 1360 ::
by '■nvironmentA Fiv* gifts. $3500
persons, out or every tOOfl received
ti latcnent In ■'■ com
number in Pennsylvania tf*<* every Monday nl
:)2.000 headquarters,
Dr /■ ■ -ii: A delegation of members or tin
ire roinmitt.'d Polish-American National Commit
by person- *hn ire mentally .:: '"*" under the chairmanship o
The speaker he Ad.im Tyln
item '■■■ Polish or'
soil has been con.:;
and hopes the tune will I,,f-r ■* ' Reirhard. lieutenant CO)
n it will be chai ' i; Polish residents In ;, .>. .
'Ion. ■ of UJL-IC Iulv,:., M i:;.i;i | .
Beth K M ■ ' "' ■' -' and will receive an) poral. Pal P
attention to ens 39th ■ ■' ■ om i1 . Q . ■,..
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' laci tte the club, had Iirs;- ■* ll<-,,* •■ \i, .i
to b? disbanded in some M In- Long, second h- .
Axis countries, the growth ■>: I Miss
lined and ,lons bp al l*aRt douhl--d thb
that "J new dubs i :" ^° xhe ,Rrea,'hj (55™.
>ix mot
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Mrs. Fairbaim
Quits Co. Post
Resigns position in
County Institution
l)is> work
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Bryn Mawr and M
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r her du-ties
which
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effective M i
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Enstltul
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\sksS 2(10.000
Damages From
Local Truckef
Leonard Tornetta is
defendant in two
civil actions
RAN INTO HOITSES
[Maurice HJckey of
wesl side sues
for injuries
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make a
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Inquests
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the amount of $510 IB
BaiTJ Il.ili id i
member*- were present.
CLOTOBS rfaTamtT
IX OOLONV I»I- v
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Caughau. sergeant, and J
orporal
Barren Mill Report
The club was organised .June 10 '; Miss O
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r reed ol
in r-comiition of the ssu l/eatii i harufe !
versary of the Oirl Scouts Mn
Henry M Rollins si A Lansdale automobile driver u,i- Miss OehaiB
-- Montioss. leaders of the group In exonerated .uui the death of n ■ l Heato
rrom the borough cmflnea are ran .,.«-. of the « of BetaJ
ni service. Mrs. Wynne reported club. Elmer Mum , ,, " -*;. ' f"„" .
Borough popu] guest of Arthur Fre^ l*l .
the 1940 census, | Birhdav- Z'ii K we-e eaten ' declared accl-
. ti of sirens, ordered . ■ . v. SS D, ■ ,; '*•' i:")li"-'- hftW
protective and m l' :'"n'"' w •' «'"*hong this
when expectanc:, . : , . inoni^g at the Court i
mahfther.wl] ■■ d.« was, R.iptl Ranev of th egHgence In
r.-though their i r:t ....l1-
noi urgent now The sirens will be Chester Pike club of 514 Main str*
An urgent appeal fo
new or old. for civilian war victims
in the Colony of Malta in the Medi-terranean
Sea is made today bv
Mrs. C B. Burke, Plymouth Meet
inn. state chairman of -
Plan for War Children. Inc.
A cable from London to the fos-ter
Parents Plan. New York City
toid ol the need of the en
,: Grade 3—\*-« .-.:
" | homeroom. $14 B0; Grade 4—Miss
Thelma DeHmcn's homeroom,
g37 65: Grade 5—Paul Adam'H
available for emergency in am- j
period, it was pointed out.
Several of the members will fit
teod a motion nlct
WOMAN, M, DOS OF BtJBNS
Mi Mary fit 0'ConneJi. 71 .'
'dale. wn,> was operating the car w'™„ '
Much Stierly's motorcycle \-
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ron. private; John P i
poral
M: - Boyer
Rodebaugh. serge in
it. private: fl
■ Miss Janes, thii
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Thompson succumbed two haun
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Nl m BSD STAMPS
BECAME VAUD yESTI BflAl
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»t, Jenkintown. died ml" le" Ulrn '""'a V*S* '!*^''«'- i> rai
sored by tiie Defense Council of a !1 Trooper Road, a !
from burns over tin-homeroom
$lh65: Grade g MTI
Edith Waltnce. $9.35.
1S-VEAD-OLD AIR CADET
ACUTELY STRICKEN IN omn
Montgomery County al the Norrla 00 Saturday-town
High school. March :4 n entire body
Lincoln Haiti presided in the ,-b Mrs Ot»nnet] was admitted tc
m B. I ongaere the hospital about I |
Discussion Of post-wsr activities She was burned when he- clothing
Rldae Pike. West Norm on
The motorcycle struck the left
' the chine and Stier-h
was thrown to the top of a con-crete
culvert Taken to Montgom
half mile from , one (.„,.,
was also held, but no definite plans j caught fire a-s she na piteal he died a half hour
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ft .
ICentmaei sea Pegs Beven
>T MATTsTJ \\ S OR \IM \ I ION
i»\ II M 7 |\ III! < III R( II
formulated
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AT ST MATTIIKU -
: in a room of h
ninghoff a passerby, who
An 18-year-old West Consho-
Iweken air cadet is recovering from
Burke asks that any persons wish ian acute attack of appenriici'i' lasl
Ing to help the cau h -week In Ohio,
with her. • He is Cadet John Winners, son
— |of Mr. and Mrs Matthew Winners
PIE1.D FIEF |of 135 Ford street, an Armv Air
Corps student at Wittenberg Col- trr"!l ,: s' Matthew's High school. J Rusliong marker; -
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Army Specialized Training Program end had Mi
1 and the Navy College Program V 13 the
whi. h will be given throughout I
country tomorrow, will Q
later of a skull fracture
ibeth Fiat.:/, of Trooper
that stierly was operating the tteld In S Matthea ■ u C Chui
Hi lad - itled fire po- motorcycle In the center of Trot
lice and Abmgton Tow:. Bomg outh, towards VAUey rrutdi to
" O'Comiel! removed to Po'Bf She snid she saw him hit Bs
the car which had slowed down held Bund . • .,. m in
M: i re ■:.:.■;; Xil ... ■;,, ; ,. .. i,,: nieiably
the_home at the time Coroner W turn
making the the church."
Both companies responded to an U'ge, Springfield. Ohio, he was rush-alarm
turned in at 1.15 this after- j ed to the Armv Ban Been
noon when a field fire threatened Paterson Field Palrfield Ohio, hn-J
to communicate with houses on mediately after the attack and un- ■
West Ninth avenue between Maple
and Wood streets. Tlie blaze was
brought under control before any
damage resulted
* RISIIUNTS ILL
Daniel Morris. 120 Front street
West Conshohocken, ban
his duties at the Philadelphia Navj
Yard, after a months absence due
to Ul:..
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derwent an emergency operation
His mother and his aunt. Mrs
Anna Smith of Moorhesd avenue, j
West Conshohocken. went to Fair-1
field last Thursday and returned
home this morning They were reg-istered
at the Hotel Bancroft. Pair- ■
field.
Mother Aids Mana annOttJ •
day. A pamphlet of gener
mation which contains an edmla
etoa-ldentMssatton form ma
tained at St .Ma;-:!-
This form properly filled out
Dyer 'old the jury he looked into SCOPTS TO (■nun i
dental gftei ew mirror before slowing H lATTI PAPEB IMi RAGS
se the motor-
IM BOCK BCBOOL HAS
ITNl BAFITV HL('ORi) the latter vehicle Innded on top of con::
.'^mobile. ri:-ive will n
Another who testified was otii- wash
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Ion, who investigated. He declared cooti
thai 111 his opinion, there was drew Leu;
criminal negligence on the part of No 1197 an
of the troop
WAi: CHEST FUND INI Kr \vl «.
Additional contributions to th"
19*4 United War Chest amount to
$1925 recently, R. Lincoln H.un
rman announced todav
bringing th to $34.-
77380 Goal vohuTnrilv set here
was $35.0. ■»
pupils of Ivy Rock School,
admit to the teal nouth Township were present
of 17 and 2! Inclusive whoI every day this term to date wu-are
recent high .',-hool graduates ,ir Hum Cadman, principal snnounc-who
will be graduated by June, ed today I
944 Intent to take the test should Sara Clch ■ ■-, grade ' Dver
be made known Immediately IO pupils and son and daughter of Mr
Mot.ier Alda Maria. ,and Mrs. Frank Clchetti. 621 Elm APIMIIXTFO CUSTODIAN
LIONS' CI.CB TONIGHT ' The school has an excellent saf- ( Charles P. Herron. Butler pike
The Lions" Club will meet to- ety record for the term, the re- Whltemarsh T Wl
night at 6 30 at Spring Mill fire port ■ ,i custodian of records La BOW KROM HOSPITAL
house Following dinner, a film will been reported to a pupil Tie tal- the office of Register of Wills Mary Mrs Pom ' 1 lakesle\ and infant
■ by Waiter Summers of etj patrol inoludes Vincent Santi. n Beerei lughter, Diane Beatrice, have re-al
Motors Acceptance Abraham Cichetti. Nazzarlno Plor- by the transfer ol Custodian Arm- turned to their home. 150 West lltlv
Company. Philadelphia E P Moore banto. Joseph Bruno and Robert and Linfante to the Assesainent avenue from Btetson
Is rhalrmsn Haine-. I fit d nfflre [ Philadelphia.
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Mrs. A. B
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Price Pi- p Town-