The Conshohocken Recorder, December 14, 1945

              ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7544.
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COKSHOHOCKEN. PA.. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14. 194S. SIXTEEN PAGES
Robbers Visit
Gas Station at
PRICE: THREE CENTS
Force Entrance and
Steal $500 Worth
of Accessories
MM. Dotted Stec.wtirlter. of
HI I 1 urmunwl <* .: it anniver
January
i Norrl
today by
llchae! Kn:..ik-; c: Brldgenort,
■
_ . ,,„„_ : Bawcuih
nayear.jthi
trance in:o the Sonoco
tton of Henry H.,,
Butler and Rid l itote u
quantify of merchandise valued al
more than fftoo.
The rubber,' OOCUITed Bet* ID
11.10 and 1130. The itatlOfl mi
closed far the night a: 11.10 and
twenty mlnu:es later. M:
Dougherty of 129 Ridge pike, whose
home is next to the servl
Local 2964 CIO jg. \. DaHoH,43, Local High School Girls Skate With
Blind Service Men at Art's Rink Nearby
Home Again
For :!/
las: night forced
and-a-hall
■
" ■ • ■ Ml and his
■ ■
while in the basement ol her home,,.', .... ,, «,_,_•,*— lw.11P"
heard a „*c m»d, bv ,»m»j jtaB. I uEfF&SXSSSSS, .". „ .
When she watt tea serond-storj Fc:!j, bj, t t„.15Uri.. ,;,,.,
room of b<T home she saw some one stl,mpic J ,r, cha.„ 0[ rfiervnMons
in the station with a flMhUght She Jchn D,„,.
Immediately telephoned Mr Hem- „., Dcnnk orosrnim ,, . ™
s!ey at his home on Butler pike 1^'fca olnner
next to the Plymouth consolidate.! The iu\<l>i~ romn.;ii«. in„i,„,„
school to advise Mm of the Ugh ■**£■
his place or business He arrived s-, , Krotchko
home a few minutes later and after'
telephoning Whiiemarsh police hur-ried
to the service station but the'
robbers had fled. The police were
on the *cene almo.it aa aoon as M:
Hemslcy.
An inventory showed the robbers
had stolen a battery charger valued
at $230; 236 sparkplug.?, a table
radio, ten pairs cf chains ibrandI With contribution-; of $*>86 20 to
'zsu rsf'-buudi, ™.; "•* T":' "omr"", th,s
mined by broking the glass out of %nk- th" '°lal ""l"? readied
the front door facing Butler pike. 17885-01.
The robbers reached through the j Principal contribution this week
•perture and unfastened the dooricame from the Armistice Parade
F'lrads Guilty:
Is Fined $500
Socialite Charged
With Contributing
T<> Delinquency
. ,\ Dalton, 43, P
read, Plymouth Township
. p
Service Company, t'H . sin i treel
i Philadelphia, mem M "• Philadel-la's
Union League and a number
other inSuentl
leaded guilty this morntn bi tore
Judge Knight :■> a charge of con-t.
rib. ut.ing to the d.Minouriicy of
He VT8J fined $500 and costs and
n li .1-' d without any probationary
Holland Fund
Reaches 87885
Council \wa
For Parking
■ indred blind c, -.-
■ : . ■ : ■ ■ I
.;..;■-.■
■
.i-,- ■ -. wivi
three hours in ■ ■
rds Contract
Meters; More
I'.. ■ qu to enjoy II thor-ouahly",
An Schlagel i
difficulty i
i hand and ikata
hem
■ha: the projectI
t lunched bv his wife -everal
the Army,
area, the local hi ndingj Enlisting, he served thru
three aenl
tending same-!
Hiltner and Mane Hall formed the time .1- a llujltju and leal In-trio
if skaters from the school .1 ictor ol iln - He was!
- ■ rank ol!
rating womi :
mthUlmmi the Main tnebllndni r the men doesn't
I ■■■' ■ trcely al
a for Lilt- blind ■. 1 ,.■■. ..m to]
ItallJ v when 1 1 I
:o them
^lued service men, by the change in the atmosphere,
from the hospital act :»>..::. 1 hem Seme ol them skate alone and have,
to the rink Skates are furnisher!! no trouble wh&tei
them by Ar: Sehlagi
m.v
v~;
Lighl For Fayette Street
Meters to be Installed Within Four Months
Curb Lights Full Length of Fayette
St. Other Business Transacted
Town Council a; the December
\" I I) neetlng Wednesday evening
1 llle I riMTillll Ommendatlon ol the pub-
5 milted at
» T a - month's meeting and awarded 1N 1 "rIt I •" for IS() or m
"-,^M* 1 tin Usgee-Hale Park-
CWleter Company ot Oklahoma
City, and authorized the proper of-in
the contract which
Sundaay
From ServicelPupils Present
; More Released Bird's Carol
Committee In the amount of 1301.20,
and walked In.
County detectives and State po-,
lice were notified and are now mak-! *''th the following letter
Ing an investigation. [Mr. Jacob L. Ruser,
The place was robbed about a year!Post No. 1074 V F W .
ago and at that time twenty-eight Conshohocken Pa
new tires were stolen -Dc«r Mr Ruser:
Mr Hemslcy stated this morning1 1
that he discarded his night light
In the service station some lime ago
In case tha; any one sntering the an^ Home Fund
place would have to use a flashlight
in order to see what they were do-ing.
It is believed the robbers are the
same that have been operating In
herewith, check In the annum: of
1201J0 payable to the Aubrey Ho!
Through the generosity of the
representatives of Washington Fire
Company, Kb. 2 Pire Comp;im Vet-erans
of Foreign Wars Post No 1074
Polish Etigles, Home Association.
this bcroiiRh f:r the past several T1 addl,Us Kos<zniskt Club and the
weeks, the last of which was perpe-■ Sl
u
Co5mo a"d Damiuno Society In
trated Monday night when they ["'"nquuthing their claim for a dn-broke
in the ice plant of F. and j.|isl°» of the above amount for ex-
H Davis. East Elm street, and stale,B""*" l,nlur^d dl?ng !£ A"n"
two money bags containing approx-1!11!-** eeI*ratlon. this contribution
innately tio which had been set
aside for the drivers who begin
work before the office U open.
Must Guard
Against Firearms
Veterans returning from the wars
with souvenir firearms, and fam-ilies
receiving firearms through the
from veterans, are warned
that many of these weapons
U made nossible
Kindly convey to the members of
your organlzTirlor. our Rtacere thanks
be registered to avoid violation of; H ™ ii
the National Firearms Act.
The warning was issued by F. V
Wills. Investigator in Charge of the
Philadelphia office of EtM
Tax Unit. The Tax Unit has been
placed in charge of enforcing the
Firearms Act in M
County
for ihf noble Work thev
Ing In the interest of a most riw?rv-ing
hero.
Sincerelv.
Oeorge O. Smith,
Secy
Contributions
PrrvloUaUv 1'. 17500 71
t'.iv Cominiti-e 201 2'
'o^tTihin^ M ■ 1 [p,
Ml 35.0"l
Bra mat! r..
An elaborsi ■ v t« 1 Ide pro
-Christmas In story and song-. w»n jcaUsi^r u^porto^'lpre^d'and
be presented on Sunday night at'installation complete. The cost of
WH.I.IAAI AST1.K 815 In the auditorium of St Mat-jeach meter U $5950.
Pfc. Wiluam Astle. ol Barren Hlll.'tnews BTad*' MnoOl. Fayette sneet 1 -r^o 0.her blds werp receiv^A one
from the Dual Parking Company of
the Rhnv in the swift Allied push lass oi the school. Th° Canton. Ohio, single coin al «450
into the Nazi domain came home ',eiu " °'w'n '" ,he Pu°Uc. land multiple coin. $6800 the other
a civilian yesterday. . A ma-i: ■ s Jor pupils from lne c K Koontz Company of
the time ot ,!,p "S0™ and anv ,ullllts wi,°|PitLsburgh at $75 each fob shlp-
; ;,! pina point plus actual freiLT.
[four months ago. the Barren Hill !pf ««nn.- Id this af- Th(. .,.rmy, M whlch tnp comrnct
The Birds Christmaa Carol" will!"1"11 *as wounded 'n action 0:1 the ""l0t" ess awarded is a=: follows: Trans-nrevntfri
bv nunila fr ..; Rhine river ;>: work i -,s V M COIWtanM atlon prepaid and inatallatton
from MlltiMMnftrtJn* maun. -««-. ,u. _-._ iRose Immaculate, membl nulete for a ouanti*- of V,Q
■ dim ting tha produi - ~" ,
oi'ranioralsrhaige.'bei-ausetf rria.1-""' «« home. 900 \ school Monday night at 7.46 at tnelT K^Rui*e'pikr[ 'near cTesm'u! Ilmn' m "A: i,SL£ZJ£S11
Uons between Qeorgi Bmlth and East Hector street w„., .,, .,.,
MnT.' 1 1 u 1 .. 19«. public Dalton. uhn won dark glasses' , _ : ,, r-uum. ^_^
during the hearing today, did not ^fc-°^U ™ ■ the Miss Minnie C- Rose, principal, Is I ¥> .. „ j I
in charge of the Christmas program., •*■ II l-l I I n
by Ifrs Dons Rose, second
condltini
tha owner of 'Lyndel",
the Plymouth Township property
where Edward W. Moore, 28-year-old
Philadelphia!] was 41]
wounded in an accidental shooting,
November 11 last by George Smith,j
Jr., 16. of Kivklyn. Delaware C
Since the shooting Smith was re-leased
on probation and Adam Mil-ler,
2H. West Ontario street. Phils-j
delphla ahoalaowfl . from"the|be presc^-d swan* frorr ■,n'<n ' Intensive wort
home at the tune of the shooting .™„ . ^ „ ... „ „. presemea u> pupus irom BU J u«nsMrting trMna across the water
was given a three months senteneel^"^ c»m^ M.cA.rlhuJ:._Ca!,1„r:l«rad('s 0l si)ri»H ™i] Oonaoliaated |» , , ..., „; ,
Pfc Fred Opptlt bss been given
jan honorable discharge from then
take ■li-- stand to offer any teati- Pacific theatre as a membe:
in.my in his own behalf :119th Infantrv group. I
Hi- counsel. Attorney Desmond J.
McTlgh. told the court that Since
of the III.
the shooting there have been many! awarded the Purple Heart He also
idle rumors going uround that never \ suffered on attack of malaria.
materialized and many false state,
ments concerning Dalton that were
never borne OUl by the facts.
He was not guilty of any charge,
according to the plea, except pro-viding
beer and liquor for the
vouths and permitting them to gam-
■-.'- on the premise which was
;'!i.(.ractorizecl as contributing to
their delinquency.
■Judge Knight, before pronounc-n|
.sentence, commented that
ed in the Fhfflppines and WMI***** lemcher. and Miss Bflltabeth l^lgiii-i ^/*li<ssil^
'Cooling, third grade tea .1: IJIUM L'I iKKMS
Anna Anson, music supervisor of
Wiiltemar^h township schools, will
Pfc Oppelt was married be in charge of music and Michael , Wp.*" Conshohocken public scliooLs
former IsUss Pauline R11-,
fornla two years ago and she ac-oompanled
him to thu borough
where they will m.ike their home.
Pvt. John Bozart. who makes his
n, art supervtaor. provided d ,M'tl " IlfhJI1 yesterday and will
.t1h.e scenery •M•■Jas amnson wril.il l.e..a.d■!irmemmaaltln. crll.otcsnerdl iinmitlflll M\t rot»n. d.1a..y.. dJu..Ae t.,o. ,
carol singing by the audience \thc eptdemk of colds union- the , ^f^ »i'11
The children's choir, pupils of me ^indent bod>.
first to fourth grades of the school. W1'h the attendant? at a new
home at the Oppelt family, entered t-m atnn ■ selection beiwen the l°w' hurt the schools were closed
,\ months ago,and was Qral and .second act. ' noon on Friday ot last week and
assigned to the Infantry and la DOW Tin glee dub. pupil of the ] -opened on Monday morning as
i m Germany eighth grades, will sing a number j usual and while the attendance had
CpL WilMam Miller ol East Third between the second and third .li.iterlally there were still
avenue, was given an honorable dis-iol the Christmas drama Act one a large percentage of absence!
his opinion. Dalton has received .charge from Army service in Call- entitled, The Bird's! Yesterday morning there Were
* trom the amount fnrnia Wednesday afternoon and west I" Ac) two, some other Birds! only twenty percent of th
of publicity that he has received and let- immediately for 1 He I are Taught to Fl>. ' and Act three, pupil- present and only about forty
me tune ova The Angel of the Cnitohes.'' percent of the high school enroU-
..... are participating Joseph Pur-,
Idem: Arthur il07 * P"io:i of six .€■ oosecutlw
Burke, Jr vice president; joim'1"0"1^ at a rental price of *3 00 per
Burns, treasurer and Bettv Monie.;rne:er D*'r month, subject to the
Becretary terms and conditions herein .set
igram: I fofth.
M irv Ann l.uth-i Tne borough may. after the
■nigs, Joseph Puic-11. Salute hwters hw t#en In operation for
to Flag: Star Spanglea Banner 'slx months, cancel this rental con-
OhJistmasCarol H- re We Come [tract by resolution of counc.1. in
s Caroling", I Benrd th.- Bells on theefant the borough elects to can-
]u: "Jolly Old S;.|oel thls rental agreement, the com-i
■ Unas Bells'". I *mm' *'11] remove the meters at Its
Coma All y« erwnexpenae,
Faithlul j ^ the borough elects to purchase
A Fourth Wise Man Scene I. Pol- the meters at the end of the six
lowers oi Zoroaster study stars; "ion:Ms' rental period, it may do so
because of the fact that he
nan .: criminal record
Hawk Shot, Killed
Nine Chickens '^ •* Texas and
Ithe week.nd i Characters of the plav will be en- merit A number of the teachers MJ££"™1' ^1,arl''s Jf»- Edward Mc-
■ Corporal Miller entered the ser-1 acted by the following pupil-- The well as the pupils were affected by [fj,m* O'Connor Joeenh Plircill"
Scene 3: Inn. Meeting of Mary and
by paying the balance of the quotPd
price within thirty dov- after the
ol the .--ix months' period
• and take a discount of two and
one-half percent for cash payment
"Three Kings Trom the Orient": of the balance of the quoted prtcet.
John Boyle. John Burns. Robert, or the borough may continue to pay
Carroll. William Costetto, William i *3.00 per meter per month until the
Edwards. Robert Ehlinger. James j full purchase price has been paid
me. Shortly before birth of Christ.
'O Holy Night Anne M. Luther;
Scene _' star lends Wise Men to
Bethlehem; Finding nf
Christ Child
. 1943. and was :<..signed .Bird family. Carol Bird, snow Bird colds and wore hardly able to con-to
the Medical Corps He spent j grown up. Carole Montgomery; Mrs. tlnue at their desks
lime in Florida and'Bird, mother. [Catherine Ftnwood:
>vera) months ago was j Mr, Harold Bird. Robert Crawford,
Supervising Principal A. 3. Rich-,^^1'.^' £*£
arda. in annemnchw the closing of !coni-[lamon' Hennun
ippled
The eunntnii season on aoslnwks' transferred to Georgia, where he uncle Jack a Bird of passage. Her- the schools, also stated that the op-t«,,"„ ^^f "mfl.K,' S^eVni0o1r" „C.*l:2."?
il^e gunning Reason on 8^*^ ined , ,(n.rra, wt.eks aild;bm ^bold: Elfreda CliPorri. < heduled to be held next flage Properties John R.
is always open but although a, h . n«/.ifir r™«t «hM«L,.J Mith srMMh.^ .h. »...w '-n,„«H., .„.^,t»« K„ «.,«.,- »* ,».- *»rd MrOuwan James bounty is offered for their capture S
seldom are anv caught In Eh
But Officer John Lebold of White-then
sent to the Pacific Coast, where
he has been engaged In making res-ervations
for discharged servicemen.
,1,- J He has Joined the ranks of the bene-
^^, S^K^ ,,' d I1"' diets smce entering the service
cth^icLkenis^b^elUongJing1 t,hoa«MkrslH^Ednwalnrdae!ua-nd„<w.,i„ll_„takef.iiu3pLi.h,U rJets.idencei_ini
Irwtn. of Rldnslkr near Fountain ?,Z? r""OWne "ls arrlv"'
£n„,hT', 'i, ""A*60"', K ,5m " S* J~" M.ml»y of low FVrd
nrcVc™om n"aZnXleHd Kby,"5SerI«otmt, E£dSgnr"Af "«" d^hargca trom the Armv ,,. tl„, 3„pj„,,tlun c,.,„„ „ ,lld!;,„.
nurse. Edith Bridenback: the Butler. iTliursday
Franklin Cressman: Their neigh
bors In the rear, The Riingle>, Mrs.
Ruggles. who was a Mr-Grill. Sally
Wein; Seven Little Ruggles'. Sara
Maud. Patricia Ames; Peter. Wil-liam
Crawford; Peoria. Dorothy
Woodward, Kitty. Jean Ollmore;
Clement. Earl MacMullan; Coinel-
Ha ves; Larry, Mickey
Blackburn.
Johnson
John
Otmt SFNT TO JAII
Miss Lena Stevens. 33-year-old
Investigator WUta lwinted out Glenolden Oypsy. who allegedly! official word has been received Itlon Performed on Tuesday
'., . - mm , . town Gap and returned to civilian PiiitiiL! OhuAei-a
With a wing spread jf 42 inchev Iif(, 1 Upiih UDSer>e
■ Inducted two years ago. a father! Ppnrl Hnrhor HaV ±
ol two small children, he spuri al ^aj
vear overseas in the European
Theatre as a member of an artillery
unit His mother. Mi - James M;m-dy.
has been seriously ill In Bryn
;pitai for several da • - but
now recovering from an Opera-
SS,^i2SS ^ u^ rw ™* ""»"■ ■'»'<■« JohMOD, ClurlM Lart.
^S/bSS'JiJSTX £ Lrl "">■ J»""> Purr"'- °""*r Ru'"- event coin piograms v in n*- Prp-'Henrv stennowski Teresa \ficcz- •^a^st""' m"m'"'. "n«k' JSS%CVSI SLnLie .to imil™ness a.mm™on»r m™.emmbKe.r«s. 'o'DonnMl. Annr Peidtf. Catherine n........ n,.^it. c^,„i, cn,..k,.,t, tr„.,ii. .,
mwtlnjs of Bro,v„,r Soop 3, .,1 g",'-'," n™n:..?,m",1.V .?"z".b'.lh .V,?."! »r. H«- •
In the event tha: 7;V
meter revenue for the six montlis
rental perkxi, or for anv one month
period thereafter, does not equal the
$300 per meter per month rental,
then the borough may elect to pay
Tfr; of the meter receipts instead,
and until the tull purchase price
has been made
The improved park-o-meter is
rjnlvei al" and may be a single ad-justment
be set for more than 34
time or coin combinations
More Street Lighting
The public safety committee sub-mitted
the following report After
a general discussion of a tentative
plan which had been prepared bv
I
a tree inducted
by a blast of gun shot. The bird1
Ighed two and a half pounds.
Barren Hill Seaman
Killed in Action u
West Con«hohorken have been can- !
celled until further notice. Mr= Al--
ben Savior. l»nd n. announced
that the Firearms Act provides pen-I fleeced two Montgomery County
ally of a fine up to $2000 or impris- | residents out of almost seven hun-onment
up to five years, or both, for
violations. It is a violation of the
law to possess, sell, exchange, trans-fer,
or give any of the tvpe of arms
listed in the Act.
Included in the list of guns which
must be registered are: machine
guns, sub-machine guns, shotguns
and rifles with barrels shorter than
18 Inches, excepting .22 calibre riflles
where the barrel length may be 1«
inches, firearm silencers or mufflers
of all kinds, or any type of gun or
pistol from which more than one
shot or bullet can he discharged
from one pull of the trigger.
The Alcohol Tax Unit is conduct
ing a campaign to acquaint present
holders of war trophies with the pro-visions
of the Act. Investigator in
Charge Wills urges all persons hav-ing
firearm trophies in their pos-session
to get in touch with him at
the Alcohol Tax Unit. 601 Public
Ledger Building, Philadelphia 6, Pa.
or telephone his office. Market 5114
The Investigator In Charge will
determine whether the firearm is of
a type covered by the pro
dred dollars I ial Bununej
tenced to serve from six to 23
months in :h*- County Prison todav
Dannehower.
Friday the woman paeaded
■t.l" BO ir ■ T. trj k, having
Rim flammed $440 out of William
Reitenbaugh. Limerick, and $185 out
of Ruby Huff, colored, of Upper
Merlon.
All of the money ^he obtained has
been paid back to her vi I
court told
bv Mis Pauline Koehler Hoffman 1 Harp1'* David Kr,«,hf'' GM2c
131 Barren Hill rond. Spring Mill |E 4fn ave ■ Conshohocken. Pa,, has
Od Fireman 2 <• Rossi1**" honorably dischamed from
C Hoffman. Jr., was killed Kovam- "aval service at the Sepai
ber 8. 1944 while aboard the sub- Center. Bambridge. Md.
marine. TJ. S. 8 Shark c-il **«* x Mack, son of Mr.
Tn service a year and a half, the
Navvy man is survived by his wife
and a small son. Ross C. Hoffman,
3rd. and his parent- Mr and Mrs
Hoffman. Sr . - N irth.
rZla son recently marked his
third bnthdav onniver.sarv The ser-vice
man was a gradir i
school. North Wall
Firearms Act. and
Few Deer Bagged by Local Huntsmen
In 15-Day Season, Ending Tomorrow
With only one more day to go In ( deer The entire group returned
the 15-day open season for Pennsyl- i together, Sunday During their
vsnla deer, only three have been|!!ay tney P°!d a visii t0 a sroup of
huntanaem. by members of th3 Philadelphia p.v
Successful in the "chase" were j lie** Department not : .
H i V: :or Strumia. rector of Ss.j Close to twelve inches of snow was
in the preparation of the registra-tion
forms to be forwarded to theL
OnBeetOT or Internal Revenue. The
-' will be given at no ex-j
petw to the veteran
Datrdan R c Church: (experienced bv ■ _. J huntsmen
!Gns Russo. 814 Manic •treat and during moat ■ u and fog
groodward 204 East Tenth tfetO hundlcapped their sports e(-
ivenue i forts
f The clergyman's trophy of the; Qua Ruse3-S a point deer weighed
ihunt is a twelve point, 150 pound agmtvstmaterv 160 pounds and was
: his success maintaining his be nine, about thirty-
H1GH MA88 MMtKs i traditional hunting, aurels of previ- fv ■■ | Shohoeken Hunt
K<H it SON-; DIST8ABOI eaaons. The deer was tracked club, where he wai encairmt
A :ole,nn high mas. of thanks-1^^SoS^^SSSlS « - * P8Ily°f :' ' ': Whm
Riving win be celebrated m m woodward, a tnembtr of • parl It tithe club,
Cosmos and Dan,:,,n R C rhun!. -^""' ;h<' "f'""1"' l™ Vj
L J"1"1 w«klrv of Roxbor, ,h n_J„; J ~ ClinJnv 2_Plre i H 6 point bagecd an 8 point, 150 pound anuir-il UrOdinefl Oil OlUlaSJ
I pound buck while ensamned at I in Lycoming County, while huntine'
and Mrs Frank Mack, of Center
avenue Martde Hail has ban dis-charged
from the v s Marlnei
after three years in sen ice. He
1 l patient at
Corona Naval hospital and the Oak-i
hospnal. California.
Vcrnai W. Rhoads of Ridge pike.
Seven Stars, has arrived from
Camp Crowder. Mo., after being
honorably discharged there on No-vember
28. He was in service
I: wife Ls the former Miss
Hilda E Baumgart.
The following men from the Con-shohocken
area have been honorably
discharged at the Separation Cen-ter
at Bainbridge. Md
Franc In X. Cutler AOM 2 c, of
703 But Hector .-.treet.
James J. MeNamara. S 1 c. of 631
BprUg Mill avenue.
Thomas ft1—tils Maloney. S 1 c.
of isi Cast 9;h avenue.
Samuel R. C.irdanwne, TM 2 c.
West Third avenue.
Edward 1». Sivfck. boatswain's
mate, second class. BM 2 c. 805
Appli street. West Conshohocken.
has been honorably discharged from
the Naval service by the N.iw's
Separation Center at Bremerton.
Washington.
W. J. Corrigfan to be
Sundav mornlne at 8 30. at the re-quest
of the Ralnh Cardamom* fern- -,
ilv. 324 West Third avenue, mark- 0c*,ho **jU Camp, their hunting with John Omnbell of German.
Ing the return to e-vdlan llf- of „bln ln clin:on County, near Lock town -idee and Plvmouth road
four sons. Hivrn Edwin Karr. ->f Oermantown pike.
Thev are Samuel. Fourth avenu" , In;»'rt"1 !tl the oartv were Prank-, lust returned from a hunting trip
and Maple street, who received hi.', ^.n ,^'"rnas ch.ef engineer of the. to Carbon County, bagged an eloht
David
lm K Thome
Navy discharge Wednesdav David ** * Ootnpany: his brothers. Coun- point 160 nound deer Other ..
discharged from the Navy ix-cmber ' :lr,"in -I(,:;p'>li P Thomas, this bor- caliti<*s in his party were Oscar Lee-
3: Michael and Joseph r.-centlv .(.<- °»Bh and J. Russell Thomas of New- dom Iteettnaj John
charged from the Armv ' l! ; ■' w'"en Thomas: P: sal li rnunvUle, and
t-vwwv ^mn ^.- nnmT,™^ ™ ? P ' r'1'"A' U R"y Fi"hf,y- Oonsho- Charles Radcliffe or Philadelphia.
ZSSSSL KIND OF W^DD^O n»- hocken Dike: George Tepper. Me- Huntin? with Russo were Wll-
VTTATION OR ANNOUNCEMENT die I Warm lioQulrns 338 East ham GrUflth. Robert' C
W%v!LJix**T!slve OENUTNE EN- nth avenue an to | Arthur Sellings. sr
GRAVED style to attractive prln'.." Comholivken Schlage! Jr R E Cod"r Sr R E
style at extremely low cost. Quick; Bone if the latter group spent Code, Jr.. C
delivery on printed styles. Stop two w..k^ al the hunting lodae.;odo:- < hael Fields
ne^ejoTr s.n^dTPorireLst.^Puho^ne0s^50 a^nd 4:"-d!av' ais:skuino,ni mbpitrheduernldnRofthNPovbermle-f dGoernee KPe',nnwni-ckCtiaanrdle« WMialrlino. TneO-lHeart Order. A cousin. Rev
Advertisement. Iber, before beginning pursuit oliiows^i.
Walter J Corrigan, son of Walter
J. Corrigan. Sr.. of Norwood, will be
Dtdained to the Catholic priesthood
in the Cathedral of Ss. Peter and
Paul. Philadelphia, tomorrow, and
will celebrate tus First Mass at St.
©abriel's Church. Norwood, Pa., on
Sunday
His late mother, the former Helen
u ■ was well known here.
having attended St. Ma'thew's Pa-
MoJ 8h* was a sis-er of
: 401 East
Tenth avenue
Two numbers of the Corrigan
BUI :
501.
P. A
Kos> Ooad, is ■ tes'her ar Mt. St Mary'.'
.College, Emmuisburg, Md.
son, Gloria Bruni. Mary Clcchetti
Dorothy Coonan. Dolores Duffy
Helen Gibbs. Mary Hannum. Cath-erine
Hoy, Loretta iCearnev. Con-stance
Kellv. Dorothy Kcllv. Anm
"Bob's Pearl Hnrbor Day Parade," Pre-XlTiaS SerVlCe 3l Luther, Mary Luther. Eileen Mc-wae
tha title of the plav presented .. ., .. , ^, * Oauky, Mildred McQuaid, Anne
on Parl Harb<tr Day last Friday bv AltMnOulSl I flUrCn MeUe, Anne Nolan. Helen O Hara
pupils of the fifth urade of Barren | Clere pollard. Rita Soentgen Lstura
' -i.dated school at the up-' ^ prc-Christmas Candlellghi and .Truesdell Helen Wargo. John
per grades assembly program handle Lighting Carol Service will VVhalen
The characters in the play were be held in the Conshohocken: A Fourth Wise Man cast of char-portrayed
bv: Robert Peoples. Rich-. ^j,.- n ;(i],. church on ^': '• Charles Beck. Ar-ard
Kuhn. Jay Aueh. William Pep- Mng al 7 3" In addition to the fa- l!,,ir Burke; Herman. John Irwin.
per. Robert Griffin. Richard Damp* mous ca'oLs the choru- choir will Alfred Zabrowoski. Caspar. John
my. Jean Hamilton. Ronald Thomp- -...,-,.,■ ,nV Old Pren-h carol "Whenf ?olan, George Luc.-y; M-lcholr
son. Judith Wataotl, Janice Adorns.
Virginia Wentz. Archie Coutts.
Jeanette Savaresf. Mnrtha Vincen'.
rk Dtsuiu Day and Ger-akhne
Mitchell John Hansel] and
Ward Swan worked back I
Judith Watson read the Bible and
lad the salute to the flag Richard
Dernpaay was the announcer of the
program, as follows song bv the
school. "Onward Christian Soldiers"
the Preamble to the World Charter
of the United Nations ems presented
by Janice Adams: song by the
school. "America" the Beautiful."
a poem, "Victory Hymn," was recit-ed
by Jean Hamilton: a duet. "God
Bless America." was sung by Nancy
Rome and Barbara John
fifth grade pupils. -Battle Hymr. of
the Republic: Virginia Wentz re-cited
a poem. "Children's Song!"
song by firth grade pupils. "Remem-ber
Pearl Harbor. ' the Star Spang-1 ,
led Banner sung bv the iiroup at W*!i, My"s Orchestra will offer
the conclusion of tha Dnsram ipWtad music Herbert Dennis, re-1 Employed at the
Pupils of the fourth grade underlffnlly discharged after exfa kOss Mccord will accept a
ip directi>>- goneral chair- position as director of the registra-ned
made ind Ihe event is open to members uons at the central Y W.CA.. I8:h
DUppel show for the lower M1Hi ! . _'and Arcn ■*"•*•■ Philadelphia
■radae assembly program on prtdaj
Crimson Sun" Prof. John H. *T«n«s Carr. Matthew O'Connor;
. tor or music and or- Baltassar. John Touhey. Daniel M--
ganist or the church, will render ap-^loskey; St Joseph, John Boyle
proiriote organ Selections The ™Wiinl Borzelleea. BhMad Mother
mvtted A beautiful h;ho-:M»j:-v Plneran Bettv Moon Maid
Bfrmm win be given "tJ"\£?-
t?';u,dt ^ „
•Aorshiper as , I —.;h,rd Robert Khhnger. Wil
siuverir "il,n ■owarda, Joseph Purcell. John
Kehoe Arthur Burke, John Irwin.
AM. IN HI UHNMfl '>• Volanda
FOR ■ sf.MMOUMAI '. ' ' Ml' >] ''""1'-,; M-':v Ml'
_ . , , Paddin. Bettv Moore. Marv O Brien,
sale Of UctoM for the attractive Hlldll scinWlapr. Mane TTVM.II
semi-formal dance of Conshohocken, .
High School Alumni, tomorrow night' »■. .. g^ _s a
irom !i to 1 at Plymouth County 31ISS IVlCl Ord ACCpptS
Club is reported as "breaking all
records'*, announcement i.s made to-dav
With a large number of member ' II rord. 119 East
returned from service planum; to. Faur.h avenue, in charge of the Re-attend,
the event will he in the not- serve Book Room of the Sullivan
re of the first post-war reunion in Memorial labrar- or Temple Uni-the
organisation | versiiy :.,
Accidental Meetings of Local Seaman
REAL ISTATB TRANsims
Dr Walter Willis of Philadelphia:
has puurcha-ed t lie formi
!'■
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The Cranoi boena al Voursh aw« Danltl cannon, jr. Seaman t e, Cannon was shipped to the pa-aue
and Hauowel] streel has bcen.u. S. Navy. ?on of Mr and Mra. ctflc In August and Roernoks In Ko-purchased
by the M M De 111 Daniel Cannon, 509 Apple street, vamber Cannon Is now enrolled a
Spring Mill avenue Weal coivhohocken. and Donald Beabees heet
Horrocks, Seaman 2 c. U s Navy, off isle Standlni sbt ieet two and
Wnrhv Vsij-satrnn trt IMS °* Mr vaA Mrs !*on Horrocks, weighing in at 146 when he entered
L-sfsawHaji Tcttridii tw ,23 FrillU stree, Wpfit oonaho- the Navy nan cannon
Wed Il'eland Girl hocken' mpt accldentallv on ■ Hdltlon ShO«n that Navy
Jtrain one dav last May. after each training agrees with him Be haa
had enlisted in the Navy grown an inch in height and thirt
Cannon was sent to Bsmpaon, lime pounds in weight
N Y for boot training and Horrocks, Cannon and Robert Volpe.
went to Balnbridce Md ■.vnli the) Armv
Both were sent lor further train-ing
to Rhode Island without the
other's knowledge. One day they
met by accident there
Recently in Guam. Dan was
landing in chow lm». when some
Dorothy Wertz, Anne Wil-. Philadelphia Electric Comp.r
'" better lighting on Favette atfts*.
rrom Marble street to Twelfth ave-nue
it was decided to recommend to
council that the plan be accepted
but that a sample of the proposed
new lighting be installed in Fayette
street between Third and Fourth
avenues before any definite action
be taken.
We recommend that a tree at the
southwest corner of Fourth avenue
' be removed and
a tree at the southwest corner of
Eleventh avenue and Fayette street
be removed as both trees will inter-fere
with the lights at the.se loca-tions.
The proposed new lights will ex-tend
along the curb the same as ihe
present lights on lower Fayette
street. The proposed sample calls
for three lights on either side of
Fayette Street between Third and
Fourth avenues.
It was reported at the meeting
that the change in the light lne eye*
mail an additional cost
of approximately $2400 to the pres-
.: cost of street lighting
and that it will be three or four
weeks before the sample Ughta can
be Installed.
Wants Sewer Connection
H Nase. who owns a property at
315 West Fifth avenue, appeared
before council and explained that he
Ls desirous of connecting his nrop-
'■■■ With the sewer line and stated
tha* when the original line was in-stalled
in Fifth avenue his house
too low to allow a connection.
He said the engineer at that time
told him the sewer line was to be
run on the opposite side or the
street and that he could make the
connection then The main was
extended along only one side of the
Now
Y. W. Directive Post
A marriage license has been
Issued at Norristown to William
a. L, cuip. or is weal
pik? Harmanvilie. and M
ny Augusta Glsladottir. 25 of
Harnarflordlir, Iceland,
Recently discharged from the
Army Culp was stationed in Ice-land
for close to eighteen months,
and me*, his bride-to-be there.
She arrived here last Thursday
Her father is 3 fisherman
land.
*~. .. . 1-. r^er rx t#e ft 1 ,-venue Now that an additional
Continues in Far-Off Pacific Island ^J^&^SS^^.SZ
he has made an effort to connect
Una but the same condi-tions
prevail. He took the matter
Up with Engineer Muldrew who ex-plained
that in order to place the
sewer line deep enough fo:
Motion it would mean digging the
Mneh three teet deeper its entire
length and much of which would be
through wild rock, increasing the
cost by hundreds or dollars On
Mra Gr.ivanese, seconded
bg Hr Wynne it was decided that
an be taken at this 'ime
WeM Eleventh Avenue
Mr Wynne reported to council
tha: a meeting had been held with
Mr. Wiiey relative to extending
Eleventh avenue to Colwell lane
through property owned bv Mr
Wiley and tha; he wants the bor-ough
to pay bun »1500 for a strip of
land 80 x 80 fee: The borough an-nexed
land in that urunedlate vi-iConlinned
en rage Flvti
Guam, met by arrangement there
recently They have been based
twenti miles from each other Volpe
t*- expected home soon.
her, Daniel Cannon, Sr
eteran of World War T, Is former
one tapped him on the shoulder commander ol Conshohocken Pos*
Amln it was an accidental meeting J1074. V P W. and present head
Ice- Iwith Dan who he didn't knew hadjof the Conshohocken Veterans As-
Iarrived on the island. isoctatlon, connected with the post.