The Conshohocken Recorder, March 21, 1944

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ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7362
Meat Dealers
Charged With
O.P.A. 4buses
Must appear before
Price Panel Board
Monday night
MADK SI RVEY
Agents found prices
above ceiling be-i
tag charged
Retail meat dealers who IttW
graded cute
t\ h gher than MtUng prices in the
nren or Wur Pr H A H iti ■"■"
boird 2fi«-5 Wrdtssnarsh, will ap-
! ton the price pai.
tngs Monday nteht at the WWte-l
wnahlp bulldlng< Barren
am
AltogMl serious violation* were
uncovered by aeents of the prle
panel in a survey eosducted Bl
rken. Ambler
townships of vVhJtemarsh, Honham
and Ueper Dublin In the li il ti «
vvin'arp A 01 T - Auxiliary entertained
f-voit» Pnrv f-nairm"!
dta losed after B ID* dal meeting |
i >«ht.
Althonen the chairman Hwltr"1-1
■ deaten will
be reoneeted to eon«ar he'-ire i!ie
Sljc Cottsljoljockctt Hccartrer. \^
CONSHOHOCKIN. PA.. TUESDAY, MARCH 21. 1944.
'MX) Graduates Neighbors on Fayette Street Meet
at Church on World's Other Side of Hi<ih School
Now in SCIVHC,
Conshohocken
School compiles
long list
13 WOMEN
Six members of
class of '11
included
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hbon bi ton, Bgl »«ff*r- A '
,. ratercd Armv MI
Hiirn o* ' 1!'' (:
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From Civil
Couii Jun
Makes Report
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Were not required to
report at opening
session
12 CASKS LISTED
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From tar-ofl Indi Sts'l '.* that M <• ' "■
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TI Riffi i ■ [once
should i » .March session open
nui .if the bm '••■■- ihsawken, nnd 11 B
I j ■. e from there'.
fnr"»oir from ■ ' il no ■ <' i " '■ -
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s B-t Rafferty n:is been in In la
nduat of conshohorK*n H.,H„H,, service three yean M M Oaynor. B Ini th t he -wag f (W W0Tker 1(tl. (hr A,„..:i..,,, Nl. ; ,,^,, • , ..■ ,t KJ oaynor"
>tal of 390 :
th? cur
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O 'Milan"
I DWMtft nl IOI\N
Killed on R. II. Theatres Will
Near Miquon Aid 1?<<I Cross
$100W arBond *E™"«
i^ *£a i I?* . » the clan or two. which hs ill (,ilI to r ireiueii ■'.:.* M m™*, tndl second highest wilh a com
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nel. bP
,tf Rtor»* lnvestl*ated b»- h's tn(, piaudiLs of more thin 100 • ■•?? ^, IO ^ doublv sur
i-rnnp ejalntahaed cetluw nricei tators Friday nieht wh»n Bl-ed
yesterday One
juror absent
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started Mondav mm
ea Haroln < I
son and Willum F P •
presiding
Prior to tl
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fused and were not red
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were flven
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plement of 50. _)l(1 f„„„rt|, ,,( pttrteh P LawlorJ
to that being classified unrfer the borough, was held today. «i*li iol- togmented bj additional awea wui A;.1,hi,.i;.., N , p
hend "prior to 1926" . emn requiem mass at St Brid ■ , -lie Riant Theatre for the town: Oeorgt
"We have gone to a great d?a oi . p„ T,„r. , . ., ,..,. « ,, ■ .»,d the current local Beck. \v.
effort to make thU. list as romnl?:? -nurcn. je-ast^ ran. m ^ p M ,, 1;lud Roshn. (.,. , H.
residential chairman, announced don v.: Cl
tndtv LOCUI ' town V '
hool and six mnmbe:
rent .senior cla.v* ar
nation ■■ - ■ ■ '
ducted by Edward
principal, reveals todaj
0 of the lout lurt of .iltnnr
... H hool n m In
Largest contribution :o t!ie m
tion'.s milltarv tarns comet fron-
P. F. Lawlor, 46,
struck by train
as he walks
Collections to be
made there by
('. II. S. tfirls
PRICE: THREE CENTS
Spring domes
In On Cresl of
Sno>\ Slorin
Worst storm of J ear
rages as Spring
arrives
ICY STREETS
Borough crew spread
ashes on hillside
streets
h.ilied
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HUMS II GREEN
101 <> Fires in
bv 11-,-rren Hill
Fire Company
— ; ™ u'owslblP fOT 111 to do**- Mr. Otr n w.'stnimslel ccmelerv A •»»■ '■ " J Stan EM Wday. "We t-el tl,.,: DO Ml. Ijlwl„r „ .
(■iwrnpnifil thai Jh« ma- Philadeliihia radio oroKr.iTn. von narnpS have been omitted but *■ Meiroria| Hospital ol injuries suf
fered several hours before when he >n)ursH ind will
i' namsK ft' _._...,. L... .. n.,»... ..1. — ■li.i IJ..il. . .
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we ask urgently for any names 0. was ttmck by a Pennsylvania Rail- .,res(.m' nt even performance, Oolntar
Conshohockpn High ichool gradu- road traln near ,i1P M auon sin- afternoon and evenlna until Wed- town; M
be Chestnut HiK: EUO) e Q <>
- a a
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which were to be ntaced where they
r i.iir! b- seen «nd read
c'Ksf'Hers." sa'ri nr-->hsm. "We
found i« some Imtaneei. I
were still in envelflW and postpd
In itorea where
(hi] har-nei"-d we found i
T: - were nrepared for the
Henet of owners and clerkl as
tot anrmn to them and everv
■ pey more."
■own R D 4. I^rederlck H •
and Hill Fire Company '.■■■■
:, He alighted from the Read- JJ^'j™ ,V[ lu.xl week
Kenny Loeach. 13. Mining Mma ,,..,.. tna>) Rr- no) ftlreadj Uateo ing train at M'quon station one collection! will also t*' made
ter of ceremonies, prewntfd Margt? herewith", stop above Shawmonl itatlon, which ,,1(, FII. ., ,, vVyni
Duncan, dancer. i ; Lola Buck lhv mnea of the c H. 8. man wns ,, s deatlnaUon Be apparent- W),t.k..!U| performancea, Saturday rjabel Hltrll B I n D
! ijrurrs compiled by
W.H. Green, Chief
fire marshal
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monologuist and accordion olfl' ■ and women In *ervice ar:
10, and Peggy Gilien, - Dn an Honor Roll recently nccordlng
dancer. 12 with Mrs l th- ptrls of the Tri- nv He was walk'ng toward home
Buck, of Philadelphia, at the piano , Hi v cn]b ,j ti1P r.^h^ 1 along the parallel Penni
The master or ceremonies, Who ^; Oermann asks thai all cor tracks when he waa hi"
has been dn the s^aite for aoven tddlUoni tr> :he Hal !>•■ t,oUnd train. Police said be prohablj
years, was accompanied bv bii knocked down bv a Journal box
father, Walter Loesc-h. The DOJ
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Ardmore: John \v Healy Pol
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Oni price pan*l aatlat^nl re«vrt
I thai p meal dealer informed him Patrick's day and the
•c w >i'H e*i ■"' ithet featured that theme
sang a half down solos and joinad
Margie Duncan in a c; i
held in obwrvanc? of s^
ntertal]
I '1 I)Hi-et >ieca
■ w u 'oo small
The il" i>i wae advised to comi-'y
down *n preference to fae-ing
the woiw'WUtv of r*liw aevere'v
fFnnllzed H ",fl he w'll
Clarence Knode. pres.
•.he Ladles' Auxiliary prewired -i
S100 war bond to to
was accented by Edgar E Mltrh'll ,
president in b-balf of th- flr-:r™Ti '
Tlie fire con d *6
. amana the dealets ooUlaad to to :hc :i:):ingfleld-Whitemar-:
tore the panel itiruj Mm ■ ■ »DH«-
,lth a drive for S70O0
icting the survey found butter ||n, D H I>
HIPB un to 58 cents a pound The auxiliarv conduct .*
I price an creamery but- parties In tlie near future The fire-r
Ls 51 rents. In on" store, he srrt men Ki\] com lur!e ■ serial of ':»
small boa Of oareal was marked card parties Saturdav nJajhl Th
13 cents v.l ■'i ; ' -1 president said be would annolnt i
-tre for ■ "' ■ ''' WhWl the committee to confe: I
ucer apparently did nit have in tee representing the auxiln?'
■irk the course of futui
■ ■ i C Brides nf men' were The audience sani
i :. i- bar ■■* Arlina
C. Rose at the piano -
Dransfleld of I.i!
Huuh McCartney. Jr of C^i""r
Bvanoe were itdefi Bd- !
ward H. Davis was ehalnruju
r-ommittee In dnrife of
ments for the entertainment,
I r smitier was
Birthday greetings were
Mrs. John Scliimnf. of Marble Hall
Mrs. Kntwi-the
Ladles- Auxilia- Hi
Hughes, v: ■ ' A
c Rose, recording retarj M
John M BUI. Jr. finaiv I ■:
tary and Mn w.i; un I WU sa
treasurer
Tlie president of the fir
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PRIOK ro < i ^s oi
twtau
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I ricei in e«Oi U Of the amount
tbev were -..Mrit'cd to
lh* survey dtacli ■ I. (
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. and thai no tare
ii ides may be dl the I
■ ■ Leonard Ti DIM
( L1BI DT IBM
R—*U Ad»ir
Olt-nii rtvln
nJkenfl Id
Rrjtvn a.
II H IWKD
■ ( I iss OF 19JT
■ David Tl11 \-,-, of ista
S'mor. Con
BttV
Plrov Murrav
p;".r«t"i- Koch
U Clov
■ < i \<s in IMJ
Fred F«irli-
Howard Vanimriit
Shitnuel Oabln
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CLASS Off ItM
rivdr Frv
■ Williams
rx*ts Off I'm
Rt'-hiirrt Dalbay
he iy fell asleep and m and Sunday Emma Hoover, Pol
ban of the fans- ajthough I i ither haa HonH, Jenkintowi Ethel 1
' "<- Conshohock- ii H i
ttnl the drive is coming along ex- ]422 Harding,
ceilontly Btsuuey n Cooper gen- town. John Lauro 1346 Sai
■■I today. Norrislown: Joaaph W \i
CoUertlona in homes are expected c,],
on one of the car-i when he walked ,, M8j|j suroaas teal year's total, street, Korrlstowi
■ to the Hacks , en- Brys Mawr: Agnes Perry 1
Employed bv the Readln-; Rail- , r,.|v sympathetic to the fact that William Ptckli U
road for 27 years, he was an en- ,hjs VPnr th(. Reri cross needs a R ShaHer Bklppack
w'neer since 192C Born In Tuacar- „real deaI mor0 money than ever shan<. WlllOW I
ora. Pa. be lived since a youth in t^fore, became Ol the greatlj in- ,: r
ncepl fot !hf :■ ,.,< demandi upon u bi Wayne R D I Joha
■■ : when he was a resident of enn ,l( K)eatly increased size of the TrclchW, Baal Oi
!t.\borou[h. arn-ed forces The majoiity of res1- Watson 511 W M
He wni a member of the Brother-.(.pptja! rolleniors are considerably s.:r; .v.; K , *., fine Wee H i
^ood of io^al Encineer* and of the '.ir»„r nan laci p
Rending Relief association Goal for Conshuliork-:: . ISO BOO
,i a lub-goal ol ; ■
tor Induatrlaa and $«ono for hon
Ai rangen ollectlons at
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mad? throush Harry Brown
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wife. Mi-
Lawlor. one daugh-e
LawkH 17. ni
William C Lawlor.
H9 Dujuint street; OtUU
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* awlor 'JJ. Uschlnlal Mate Be4 .mager of the plfl
Class. U. S Navy, somewhere al piu- , r [<u
sea: John J. Lawlor. 19. Aviation F, „.,( ■,, this area.
^Ti"*ifn!^' Mate Second Clai
Remark by Witness.
Juror Withdrawn
mated lo» waa I2T8.0SI 11
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( i catefullf the ■ hiirman u ' He
commended I la Mo'udt i
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en Who ■ l cantata <! 'he
new of price ksslstanU in charge
J! the invocation.
Oraham aLso revealed that the
price panel Is checking prices
charged bv drug stores at lunch
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-milters He said lunch rooms m pr,,,,,i,Vli a begonia to M
the conshehockon ares were m mid daughter ICI i Joyce Knode
compliance I | art. but i
. ' Short Illness Fatal
"War Dept Report"
Frida)\ Norristown
. in which mem-f
Civilian I lenai end Stud*
m tlie Norristown High
I boo! wiU launch the opening of
•War Department Report", official
War Department motion picture of
heretofore confidential
which draws on I
tual combat movies filmed
DO Fuel,i'. at H in
the Norristown B3gb School In ob-servance
of the Third Al
of Civilian Deft
Tlie rally will be opeaed bv an
organ recital by Samuel H 0*u-mer
and the massing of color-to
Michael Matthews
Michael Matthews, (>T ^
Catherine M "
Elm street, died Saiurdav afternoon
at hLi home He had been in ill
health for the past ten vears.
A native of Greece, he cam? to
this country 34 y*an ego H" snu
engaged in the con feet ionerv b;i>:
ness In Mount Holly. N J for wr-eral
years prior to com::,
^orough several months ago. He U
;. member of a Orset OrthodCS
church in nuladolnhlB
He is survived hv IIL- wife and
two children who went to Greece
prior to the outbreak a]
and have been unable io return
The funeral will be held tomorrov
from the Miller Funeral Home,
■th Oahl
■ rtiarta Mi I
MrrrUl M*U
Vt-non v. ■
.loaetHi Si>kni*ki
11 \s^ in- in ■
Merrill Arnold
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■ FSirlia
: aton
Fdmt Mirk-
McOulrn
l'i -tine
Bean
Btartwn Smi'h
i i \-.s (,F I'm
John Bruno
Enil Delbev
! ,1'illP
JI.IIII Wrnarek
. i \ss Off ISM
■ ■ ■ Victor Di I
I »*ter Karl
An inw
■ ■ wtihoonedwiant Jacksonville Pis md As j-re^cl l\i>r-o.m-,,a-n- ni>isiseQs ;;:'
on furlough; A\fH*.e»rr ILrloinngy lulilnne.'ssss
all at home three brothers. JoseDh
Lawlor ol Vaux street Baal PWIa: Following a protracted Illness A. stuhimuii-r Ridge
John Lawlor Ridge avenue and,Mrs. Margmrei
Crswford treel Basl PsOlB Thom-1 Bernard Streeper. died Baturdsy, A
U Lawloi hia and one -filing at the home nf her son, Ed- corpor.r
I iuld was ward Streeper. 105 W il wlnl
born Februan Hi at t! 30 u m In nue. in her ntl
Memorial bosnttal Ii(,r" ta nOO"00 Stuhlmullei
■ bel Mi Lawl« died practlcaUy all ol her life ta thai lu,,.\ ;iIll] hji tutomob
section until I when struck b)
when she oame to this borough She g^ March U IMS ssked
was the oldest member of the Ridge| from ,;.,
■ nue Hetbo m mm filed a
S162fil)
scUoni mi 46 hours and M
two great grandchild taneou
The first club was organized tn j^^ fumT;,i wui beta rjfti
the fourteen s afternoon from the Miller Funeral tifymg •
eon ciub and during the early days Hom<\ 300 Payette street, with Rev tooLs end th
!.■,:■■ Thomas pastoi •■: the Rl I th,,,. ■
Avenue Methodist chu:
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juster".
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Bruce A. Ludirate, Jr.
Rotary Speaker bv
H|^iV ,
• confined to
English -
Ludgate. Jr., Philadelphia branch a. [ne service. Interment will
manager of the Armstrong Cork mad, in the Roxbom;. P
Company, told the member? of the \m church Yard
Conshohockcn Club aa gu
\\ ills
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Funeral Rites
for John Costello
Grand Jury Report
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Aldnl I.mrt
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tnnate by the Norristown H 6 band payett* street, interment will be
under the direction of Damon Hoi made in Gul h ,.,
ton. and the Korrtstown H s A
Cappellu Choir with Miss Mary A .j m. ■ *; + ■ I>:«L* .-
Downey dtrecting. Tlie soloist will AITS. lA'tltia Kljfhter
to MIS Helen E Downey During I ()lwpn llipu Tii-Ii'i v
the program the chairman of the Wl^tqilies IO-lia>
ty Council of Defense E. Rus-j
bta will present to each ol The funeral of Mrs Letitia A
tlie 63 local Council Chairmen the Righter. wife of Horace B. Righter
County Certificate of award who died Thursda evening in
Tlie Alliance of Catholic Women Montgomery Hospital. Norrtstown
with the choir of the Trmllv Luth-; where she had been a patient for
eran Church under the direct] i was held this afternoon
A John H Duddv. Jr. will partid- j from her home. 1512 Plymouth
pHte in the Krand finale "The Dawn ; Boulevard Services at : Rare
of a New Dav" which will l)e pre- ! charge of Rev J. Gair.'tt Kell, pa-s
sented under tin- direction of Alda tor of the Central P:
P. Lyon. Church. Norristown. of which de-ceased
was a member. Imermen:
v. r. W. TO MM 1
Conshohocken Post. 1074. Veterans
of Foreign Wars, will hold annual
election of officers at iis semi-monthly
meeting. Thursday nigh:
at the post home
streets. Albert F Millhouse, Wei ,
Conshohockcn. is present comman I Railroad, succeeding his late bro
der. ther. John C Tracy.
was made in Barren Hill I
NAMI II R, IE HIRKCTOR
Matthew Tracy. Seventh avenue
has be*n elected
to the directorate of ihe PhUadel-rriatown
and Germantown
WDtiam Bl i
W.'lpr gl ■ ■
William W,'-■<>>
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II 1SS Off IMS
Fflwii *ntliler
Bltltckl
Willium Deunan
■ Nifholna Der.iiiul!.,
tI OSIV
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rurt nan
I n ' HlHr.ei
!■ ll HOI
Ceorae Pitninn
lerov Swelmler
B>n >n Thwiiten
WUIUm Tnvlur
Henrv 7nltr<WHkl
( I \ss or I9W
ateohen |
Dora Coover
Dumonii' I'
Pfibert Fa o-l
Wiltliim Ferrier
Duvirt Oraubard
ilbs i Ban
Baaue
flinrlea Hilnvir
.le.ill 11.: '
Wtlklnn Kirknatnck
Willmrr, W
I'owanl Wllkui-on
i award Wi„ijie»>,ki
Pank'l Wrb-ier
c.-iiTL'r Whitman
A':,n W->n<t
Alfotiae Znlik
i 1 »^s 1)1 I-::
John Blaterk
Anthonv Plancl
Thnmni DennN
B<U»uel . : '
i mi UUlititer
Hem n*|et)i>ki
(Cantlnued on Page Four)
night ai Baumgarfs Oardi
pike.
Mr Ludgate took for hi.< sub'- Mary A, Riwhurk
"Where Did This Thin | 1
From?" He said that up :o the taw ■ named residuary b?neflci.ir!*s of the
of the Civil War there were onlj Roebuck.. _, ,
three clubs. Since mat ttm? lh l :! ' 1 OnlUSeO Keal
have been an immen** number of ■ Conshohocken sccordh
clubs organiaed in aU section!
the country. The clubs were known Named to ah i Aeon)
as social and guild clubs and it are 4
from one of each '• v by a Jury before Jud Hat I O
meeting together that Rotarv was China Inland M German Knight ■■ s session ol
organized in 190a He spok? bnetiv town and the Afrl
on the four objei Brooklyn N v George H Walkei Hs
friendship, profession. OOmmunlt] Prior to distribution of th? real- him a verdict ol 1400
affairs and unciersuindinH He spoke due howevei the i
of the growth of Rotary until < ea: gl 060 each g '■
there are more than 5000 .". : Emms Heiml field, who died
a meniber.shtp of more than 203.1H.> 4 Wick. Jr. admu
The annual election of director-.1 via Haring. C\,< , H tfoperty for 1
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Amy
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the Peiii.' School
of s: John
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chosen: Joseph E Colen N Phlladtlphia. Joseph Roe* sellers c
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Davis John Z Hoyer. Paul B Mil Duck. Conshoho?keii FJda ird
cheU Se'h K Mitchell. Frank Pa buck. 1033 Marl Kuder. EnUi,!,
laclo'and Rev Sianlev R West The tewn: William G Dat Cs Bonn l f
director- »
conference next month and effect churta, Japan. $3,000 to Flora Mc- gdrnittedly (rue
an organization by electing officers, Quain.v Philaris'lphia .$:>"■■
who will take their sets on July 1
the beginning of the Rot^ .
Birthday greetings ware
the following m
McFarland. Hen:-. WU
W. Oerman and Edward Sherer
Beth K Mitchell pr.*slded
Eugene Blank, Ji Al bj a jury. ""' lv'»« WAVES
:,:, r Dean P ■■:..■ Ma Al the tn
EH Bast FariM
,-ree:. Norristown. $5,000 In one Nase and Seuei
of a number of codi i w Barnard andeaw
bequest of $1,000 .
D?lla Shainline and a gr-al its efficient and procuring - ' lionor gi
G -raid Blank. $500 the' sale m
BANK PKLSlllKNT WILL
\ I>M vov IN BEBVICI LENTF.N
A Lenten .-upper
PPVK
will b
Donald P Horsev oi \v irday night from 5
idem of the First National Bank. I'-be pan.h house of Chri
Walker met tho*
Kuder
held thai
3D al but thai St
I bis offer to thi
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left vesterdav bv rail, accompanied Swedes ■ Church. Bwcdeland for the! denied
Mis H--o'rsey, -for E_l.«T..oro near bu.e.«n^edfi*t o~rf t«hUe. aHMnnH.u«a.Il L■ «e.n.»t.e.>n. O/~\ftrf.e*rt.- nil that aflar (Jnl l.M-i l-j, f n
Ins Angeles, Calif., to visit their ing of the church. A chicken v
■■ Borsey. Jr who menu will be served M
f ma, and Ml J u
.-.(:■.• mn-.t.hs They expect to he Crosson, Bridgeport, are co-chau
nwiiy fifteen day-. men
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went to Kuder and no
,->f $7500 to Kuder which ■
veyed to the owners and :
ultimate sale of
Kuder for $« oon
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rlth Mr
BCStDl NTS ni
Mrs Edward C
Cedar avenue has been confined to
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in un i null ESS
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hold election ol offj
meeting. Thursday sfternoon a- 2
st the home of M .