The Conshohocken Recorder, May 6, 1947

              Stye €0tt6l)0l)0cken Recorder
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7689. CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. TUESDAY. MAY 6. 1947 PRICE: THREE CENTS
Fifth District
Sabbath School
Group to Meet
20 Chardui of Ami
Will Be Represented
\l St".-M>n 1 IIIM-II.IV
The spring meeting of the Fifth
District of the Montgomery County
Sabbath School MTfnrHilftrn will bej
held in St. Mark's Evangelical Luth-:
eran Church. Fifth avenue and1
Harry street, Thursday evening at I
745. wit:, il fventy
member-.hun-hes. In mtendance. I
H'-. William Gann.in. pastor of
'li' Otdftl HeiHhts Community
church, chairman of the program
committee, will preside at the meet-j
tnu
The meeting Is a follow-up of the
dinner inciting held in the Metho-dist
church in January and is a re-sumption
ol the spring meetings
which were largely attended years
ago but which have not been held
in recent years.
The principal speaker will be Rev.
Walter Smyth, director of the Phila-delphia
Youth for Christ. Inc, ■
prominent worker among young
people. A special invitation is belli*
extended to young people to be!
present.
Rev. Mr Garman ttd his commit-tee
has prepared an Interesting
order of service, with ministers of
the various churches taking part
The program is as follows:
Congregational singing, under the
direction of Calvin Bourgeault, of
the First Baptist church; scripture
reading. 23rd Psalm; chorus, led bv
John C. Sulzbarh with Mrs. William
flnrmsn. piano accompanist, so-prano
solo, Miss Virginia M. In-gram,
of the Oulph ChrUtlan
church: prayer: piano selection.
Mist Barbara Riles, of the Balllgo-mlngo
Baptist church; selection. St.
Mark's Lutheran choir, under the
direction of I) English Antle; se-lection
bv orchestra of First Baptist
church, under the direction of Cal-vin
Bourgeault; mixed quartet.
Methodist church, under direction ol
John C. Sulzbach; address. Rev
Mi Smyth; benediction.
Serving on the program cuinmittec
with Rev. Mr. Garman are Frederick
Fish, superintendent o( the Gulnh
Christ urn Sunday school. Howard
Lftuz. former president, and Nor-man
Rice president ol the Fifth
both members of St. Mark';
Taxpayers Told^m ^"V;'1 \ril,,i""'{°T i J I <> Sponsor Dunce Jurors >anied
Of Shortages
In Whitemarsh
\o Detail* Learned
\l Mmillih Haelfsg
Of Supervieeea
Inability to locate missing rec-; amner'"dance"arrVnged by J « *■ "j
Merlon Wi>tste<l Mills. West Con- n"' ,llrl commlMlmwri have nn-shoho.-,,:
IIHAI it.- '"'' th« nainai of 1» mm mi
duslry in Join the list of firms "™ srlfeled to serve I
sponaorliu diaoii i..r omnlMouit l"r|nK ""■ J"'"1 'emi "i ninun.il
mm HI Vallev pnrm? <;■
ml hospital chOnW from i
lilt Merlon Worsted donre will "" ™ ,.,
'be held May 13 at the hospital.I R'-iiee tantamune ■.>« WM inn
ullh Mrs. Edna Scheldt and M 07 Fay-
Fern Ewlng as co-chairmen for uir ',''," ""' "•'" DKJIurclo, 702
turn .mil Miss Miirv Bovlun a:
■n Peltier tl co-'ivialrmen! ?•<> Mill avenue: HI. XI Isni-for
the Conshohocsen Junior AM fff' -'-■ »■* Hid.e i,;k, ll.ini.il.
who will assist as usual ; Kehoe. 209 Spi IHH Mill avenue: and
Port) members ol ihe local Junior M»"» Monlroas. 1003 Mai.:.
Aid will be nuests al the fourth 11u' June ''"M 'urv. v-hlch will
Stanley Cooper
Heads Countv
a>
Red (TOSS Unit
CITED in \KMV
night at 14
ioin|in-''it ol
,Ne* Loral ( hairitui;
Will Be Heeled
\\ Waj 20 MeetftaJ
Stanley B Cooper, Esq.. of 31B
omen and tea) man teoordina rHyatti itraei a
branch. American Red Cross, at the
1876 Biller u,in"il1 dlhner ratethlf. ami •
REV. HIIIHM L GARMAN
Pastor of Cedar Heights Commun-ity
church, who is chairman oi tin-program
cemmittee planning Thurs-day's
spring meeting of District
No. 5. Montgomery County Sabbath
School association
0.1. A. Council
Honors Pierson
t III.IIM i.ii SecreUr)
Served 19 Wars
... tigatlon by audit" the club Miss Ruth Safko Is chair- w tnt* wmounctatmi bv the Jury of the Ol ntgomary County
Into alleged irregularities discovered1 man of local arrangements
five weeks ago in accounts handled Miss Marie Entenman. now chair- • let'*\. , r, ,/ are: ..
lliniu.h the office of the secretary- man of the local Junior Aid. at- P'^^*" Hammond.
treasurer of the board of super- tended a meeting of the party com- ',lk*- Thomas M.Grain. Fourth bun nlffb. in the parish bOUM of
visors of Whitemarsh township. mittee at the hospital last night ;ll"i;"' l,l(l Hallo-*,!. Johns LCplaoopal church, No:-
raj disclosed last night by when plant wart made for the MINI- P""l H-iri-ei «oy Ford Ittown
■toner Menges, Esq. .solicitor fur trier season,
the township, before 7*i taxpayers
in attendance at a monthly meeting
of the board at the township
pllu UbA d
nue. Barren Hill.
Although the supervisors,
HWoman Injured Italian Group
By Bicycle Hold Banquet
pan] Harper, 809 Ford itraei Weal
hocken
Succeeding J B
Collegeviiie, Eonaat Btatl
oi Agriculture. Mr Cooper will have
under his general jurisdiction Red
Cross activities in Conshntocktn.
Norristown, Lansdale. Collegeviiie
and Valley Forge, each ol which will
also have Us individual ohairman
Mr Cooptr has been sewing M
H the Central Monlgoin
ery branch and
■ ■ by \ Lrtue of ''
man of the
In wliuh capacitv ...
A West Conrhohocken women is1 forty years of service as a tra-1 serving for some time
evidence which, the -solicitor hinted, ™ Brvn. Mawr hospital suffering temi) organisation wer<- reviewed Hi election ko the renii.il branch
y be tinned DV« to the office f™"i' • »>«'*«» «»P «nd ■ *WWt ||( Wnl|U i|( ^, ft, ,hp nnn„H,. wiil neressltae the naming of R
OI the Moulg..iuvi> OounU district) gMfflj".tgJglglL ***J™& "l; banquet of Ss Cosmas and Damlan "ew Conshohocken chain.,
'attorney at an early date. 1 havingbeenstruck bya bicycle on, Fra^rnal a^ociutu,,, sundav altn- ■ "aattal lor thli aleottori is an-noon
in the Warrell building iioiiiued for May 20 at 8 in (he
Apprcximately 375 persons at- Marv H *»"«< Pufk House
« V::Kmia Armitage McCnll.
he supervisors Ihemsetvr., d
i.l ntn.I .Mill MI;
>\,M Si.lt- l.i-id. til
llus Frurtiir.'fl Hip
vhoiti the solicitor acted as spokes-man
at the request of Stephen Lau-bert.
president of the board, with-held
answers to pertinent facts I
sought by the delegation, the board
j agreed to submit a full report to
the people a| ,i pubUc gathering
Ion Monday night. May IB. The
al UM M>iii-nor and
the board deserved a "vote of con-fidence"
In its present pursuit of.
' •hinted. broken hip and a doubli
nf the VrbJt, the lesuli .
having been struck by a bicycle c
Misapplication of funds." "cri- which two girls were riding,
minal offense." 'defalcation.'' and Miss Helen Crocker and her sb
were tar, Mrs. Adelaide Markland. both
Si. (.OMIKI* Society1
lOtli Aiiniv«>rMir\
Widener Given
ind also as Its vice- a I 11 i
ced In the liiit.-i Offloa \ ti'<ll*/l Kir ii»nii; ; i'itl,'MrL
his election a chair- t\}\ Mil DV .Al III \
T-jnshohocken branch, J J trndance.
MiiiuiiiiiwMl Home
For Gonvalevceiiti
School Board
Plans Disposal
Of Equipment
Veal Side Ituildin^
To Hi- V.lnplfil Tor
Grade School I -c
Mrs. Anna C Ried, whose term
>xt De.ember, was re-elected
littiuiti for thi eiiMiiim
ihool raar it tl
i
■
Tlie Ixmrd decided to change the
from the First National
Bank of Conshohocken to the Fed-eral
Bank in PhUadelphla on mo-tion
ol M« RiN|
Knebel
:ny Hilneipal A H, Rich-ards
was authorized to Obtain ;\
list ol supplies needed for the grade
school for next year In order that
■ contract can be awarded bafOTl
the and of the praatnl term
tint nurse sulmiiltod the
loiiouiiiK report: setiooi visits, is:
B taaahtt Donferarwat.
■ nntm. :| oaia antl
isits. 67r.. dental clink ,.t-nttdiawort
luHd
hoea and clothing diatrttniti
stuff delivered to quarantined fam-ily,
diphtheria larum, 19
1 qu< fin to br sold
The board discussed the disposi-tion
o! t-qulpmrm in i
"Iota of the peoples money" were **•. Mrs. Adelaide Markland. both. ..K „"""" „nJ^^ hv ,,„. Mis:
repeated frecuently by the solicitor °( M0 Moorhead avenue, had 'V^"0^ th? tw^ o^tallon* "««
and the supervisors themselvr., dur- .•»«hi*J 'TJJ" ^ttr-B^ua\b'JS'f^Tthe union of tG Mutua^Helu °"nb"1 ***«*. wa.s the guest Dtal a
Ing the session In reaponat to at Ford and Elisabeth streets about JJWJ S\°! *£Ss r ,r »' •"» Sh" •«£ altendecl .,
106 Enat queries by a number of men and 1215 Saturday afternoon and wan S5H, MEMM^J&^^SSLIILSSZ *T nventy-ftra men and women
ho,Wr guest women who were present, but the walking down the incline of Eliza- "J" ^.^'lon S a me,SS-r- *» ^<".'l S3 o the pin.
ner frtday E****** &*»2***tt<}^hSL2rS ^^S?.-. 21 o^S^ffn Soh " ^ "Wry. -Hlevements at PVa
. ... ling the session, in ratponat
William 3. Pierson. "
Ninth avenue, was the
at a testimonial dinner Friday
niKht in Knights of Pythias home. | be/an
Second avenue
upon his retirement
financial secretary of pBnahO-j,^ caiTlad fcf tht^townahlp" IS who WM visiting her grandmother,
hocken Council No. 241. Order «>l $io.000 a year. There is a question. Mrs Benjamin Constant me, ol 100
Independent Americans, conclud- however, he explained, whether this Cedar avenue, were riding down
IIIK 49 vears and four months of figure is for one year or covers the the incline of Elizabeth street in
continuous service. j f"H period of any discrepancies U»e same direction
A number of state officers and *'hich may have occurred,
other dlwnitaries of the order were
mid H.i-rv strm. In' full bv Iht bondlne comp.ny »nd her cousin. Elmnbrtl, Blone. •«». "•"•" Mulu.l Hrl„ Society. SJg.™ ISSlstTKLtaS ^1™"
mm frcmotOcc «s were 1.01 reveled As lo File unounl deUkl.ler „f Mrs Mnr.lie Blon.. of ■ •P*' "V 1»>'» «' ' ^lnl »^M^" I"SJh\?t fo hundred, of mm^ '
u Z l£LZ°< ^"" .h..»ol,cllor seld (he cov. ml .Peyen. _,.«,._ „,,.__ horou,!,. M™. -uein, .'P"-n, ye., An- <£* S^ ttJrTV'.'SS >M •
^ ^ ...._. . »^_, w'tl> Ihf closing of the high school
George D Widener. M "Krden- ,lIU, lhl. transfat oi tin made* to
helm Farms". Whitemarsh. flnan- the hieh school building at the
iportaman and Philanthropist. oPaahU] ol the new term in Sep-warded
an Arm *JJ" , ,lolcp (w ,hp purch(lw of
■ii on lunitaj aftamo aqulpmant will :>e ilwn
,. at "Overlea". the weekend nop* " school rttstrlrt.
VSiVi i rtce nan which he to^-Suuttuni wr^thaywS!
'Michae] Oainbone, president of r'orBe Oetieral hospital, where she tounded and malntaBW In Cliestuut |^. -j^l ■
[in daata now In use In the hint.
present for the occasion which wa
attended by a large number of local
founell members.
A roast beel dinner, prepared bv
the social conuuittee, was served.
After the dinner a number of ad-dresses
were delivered^ all of them
lauding the uuest of honor on his
j ..eutzkoa. eoiiimaudiiiu -ch.»il «H1 be re-adjusted to
fc lescent patients there, as a major OtBoai "' Valley Forge hospital. JjJJh f^ B^rffnldta New daafci
Cosmas and Dumian Society, m Uie'"'""' 0l ,neir rphabilitaion pro- made the Presentation, signed by will be purchased for the first three
closing address of the day. voiced'0*??, m * a. . *. , , ^ tail ol War Ruben p. Patter- I
W. approval of a Jfltat^-aooUUon. J*g%«t?' ^L£^££l: I I 1 ■ H- l< Lutes, com- The "gable books in the high
Three charter members of Bs.Pa " "Innir •' BUUiaau mnan Itohool library will be sold to a
The Blong girl was riding the1 Cosmas and Damlan association Prided niandliig general of the Arrm Ser- >rrond-hand dealer and the balance
No Resignation As Yet -eat and the Powers girl was steer- were present. Their work, In estab- ,,"''l<1ln? froin "*rv *'en Mr ftnrt vkr ^fes mul M ij flen Norman sold lor old pan
The solicitor announced he had lug the wheel, pedaling In a stand- Ushing and carrying out through' "J* **"'"' .B Cool»;- »• «jd r Kirk u. 8 Surgeon Oeneral. I the library will be adhtstad fbt use
requested the resignation of Oliver ing position j the years the principles of the or- "^^"IVi " , W. ,, Tha certlftoata liven f« patrlotK '" '"'' loweJ «rftri,M .
CMacFarland. Hart's lane. Miquon. Miss Crocker was .trunk b) the laluaaUon, was hlgldy praised b) "" *.**$£ "i" I*ttbel **■ Me- I,( , ,". "I"""1 ,,.,,."', The OUUhmai m the WOOdWOrk-
Si a member of the board, and that blcyUo and suffered a broken hip Tcastmastci Alphonso Sanungelo. c,'i »nd M1" *«« M department will be sold Walt
the supervisor had noi vat yielded, and her wrist was broken in two Esq As he concluded his praise, he Bll(1 Ml" KmumXl Uu\ ol Miquon reaponalbillty", in the aatahUsh- labsaa and_ toOM will be kept for
MacFarland's resignation as secre- places She was removed in the presented each with a basket
tary-treasurer was obtained by Moose community ambulance to flowers They are Authon\ TnUli
board two weeks ago. when word Bryn Mawr hospital where the fra-- 91 years old: Camlllo Paguaro.
nf the purported flnan. lal disorder i and Cosmo Rotondo,
shchockrr, c.ulph Mills. Barren
Hill, B] ring Mill. Plvmoulh Meeting
snd Cold Point.
Join DerlianiiiHT
MM At Mi-1!• »i n
In failing health for some time,
John W. Derhammer. 79, died Sun-day
morning at 1003 Ford street,)
West Conshohocken, where he had
resided for the post few years
Mr. Derhammer was born July1
27. 1867. in Hokendautiua. Lehlghj
county, son of the late Franklin and,
Sarah Laroh Derhammer. For a
number of years he conducted n
blacksmith shop in Plymouth Meet-,
ing. After disposing of his bttatnata
he resided in Norristown befote
coming to West Conshohocken
He is survived by two brothers,.
Charles of Allentown. and Joseph.
ef Philadelphia, and a nephew. Wil-liam
Bibighaus. Norristown
Services will be held at the Boyd
Funeral home, NorrLstown. Friday
afternoon, with Rev James L
Ornzier. ol Central Presbyterian
Church. Norristown. officiating In-terment
will be in Mlckley\s cerrte-tery.
Alleniown
Agnes B. Csralln
Mrs Aines B Carolln, wife of
Michael Carolin. former residents
here, died je.frdiiv morning In
Harrisbtirg haspital. where she had
been a patient for a short time
Mrs Carolln was born In Ireland,
daughter of the late Daniel and
Elizabeth Clark Coggans. She
came to this country as a young
woman and resided in West Ninth
avenue for many years For the
past several years she has resided
with her son. Joseph Carolln. Le-movne.
Pa.
Beside her husband and son,
Joseph, sin Is tUTTlrad by another
sun. Daniel, ol M1P"»1H. LI.N Y..
and a sister. Elizabeth Coggans of
Philadelphia
The funeral will be held Friday
morning from the William A Moore
Funeral Hume, 706 F«v
with solemn requiem mass in St.
Matthew's Churrh Interment will
be in b: Mstthew's Cemetery
Howard P. ( ulp
The funeral of Howard F. Culp. 73.
who died Tuesday in Philadelphia
Id Saturday afternoon with
Interment In Riverside cemetery,
Norristown.
Mr. Culp, son of the late Franklin
snd Mary C Culp. was bom In
this borough and lived here until
hn removal to Philadelphia some
Stan ^i^"
Mlrhael J. King
Michae] J King, of 3041 West Col-umbia
avenue lather of Rev. Jos-eph
King, assistant rector of St
Matthew's Roman Catholic church,
died Sunday at his home.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday morning with solemn re-quiem
mass st 10 in Precious Blood
Roman Catholic church. 38th and
Diamond streets. Philadelphia. In-terment
will be at Holy Sepulchre
cemetery
treated by Dr Har-of
the Janitor The gas
and tables in the I
i hi will be kept
One of Ll.t- elect rir sewing
Mrs. Oentakow. Mi ! machinal will also be kept for use
—v— un Mi Clarence B Burks Di and by tht taaehara.
enl ol the Order" of Italian Kev Jost'Dh W Kaiunaah ad-Mrs BU^tta* Clrolkthank, Mrs An apprnisnl ol the hand Instru-
■ JhSnT!I.f AmertS; mlnwratS % St M^thew-^Ri ,n.„ »Wti lee and tawr-^aaM. and umloma will as eeeur.
t nntinned i.n l'»ie Ml
Father Kavanagfa
To Sprak Totiisghl
man) ;uid oparatlon of "Overlea"!
was conferred upon Mr Widem: m
■the presence of Col T. L Bryant, r
[Cath.>Uc church, will address u,^ teen patientj. from Valley Forge hos-
[Junior Woman's club on the evils of p1"' ... . , . .„ ,„, .
oommunlsm. al their regular m ' "!' -Ml 2**»2
inn ton.Kht at 8 in the Mn-i H
■Wood Parkhouse to the morale and
i aura Oorakl. 223 East Ninth T1", °' P*tl*nS "'rifiJlZ f°T
avenue, will present violin numbers, E0"0***1 ,'" ,n'tkl,,K 2*23 V'""
f with Ittsa Kay Proud ,h,b member ;lWr '", o'W ' ,w,','k-,'Ild. vlBlUi
from July, Hi.
effort to dispose ol them
Id...in Assignment*
The board will assign the rooms
In the huh school buildup to the
various grades being transferred
limn tht Hullo, fc building
dtoidtd to transfer the
health roosp from the Bullm-k build-
— fr*. ... *,., ,. . ™'! , ', H »«' unt revealed how the books tt Frank W. Blbley, Jr. of Philadel- -.„__ nprmltted In rilnanooar A*
phlU. Junior state ylce-councUor: ?'e™.JSP?.l"a^1,^,1 b2 "eaves. Mist Powers suffered s
John 3 Haldeman. Philadelphia ' ,"10^ aV ,"gSSST lr* oS taS "•» l****1** th"e htltfhn- .,tao Tll^ll I ( nm-.'rl
past state eouneuor. and Perry R H^aff Stlfor*UMMn *& fff^a body ^""Btong"*,!'1
Ramcy. of Wesi Conshohoeken. I .mrln.,,)vr ,.iim^ if tlir reccir.ls ; J ?? Mia Doay. Bilss Blong sul- r\ . t i
■mm who has .iso b„.„ iv «,,nd' '"V "T^U"™ ,nd ="'" ^in Date Aiinouneed
r»m"le.r„"' ,h" '"" C°""Cn ""I "" 1,'" "U""l0n "" ">' C S"?: b.cvcle".^„, "«Z.£ A„„nu„rei.,„u „ ,n.de lod.y jg is* „,. ,he prtncp.11 ssrsL& Tsa-sa susiISe^s^j^"*- ag,
n,raLBaars..rs "SS'ST s^STco-m-n „ tissm ra
Wood.Chal.lE •..„._,„,,»,.„,. M. ,•„!,',"■;!' ^'.rsn',^'",.
Bl of $17078 The ireasur-ttd
I balance nl 1134823 In
mi All board '
Si'i',* Will l**i\
iisir C( OI wnuemarsn wwn-. ,.„„.. T_ ,m ■ /:. ; -- ,_
speaker and told of Mr. Piers.>t. who inquired of the super- Pepped in :
long association and faithful ser-liOS
wiili the council. He spoke of! "Wliat in going to happen to pro- '[ lltii'l 111 1 fmll
many of the lmpirtant events that 1 tect the taxpayers?" ssavwaa ■ an w^aaaawaa
have trai^pired over the long spam Menges said that a full report 4 a |*..likl. \||||
Would be msde public at the proper -A I Islllllll .»IIIIS
William Pierson, Jr. or Phlla-itime. and aded he and the other _.. , .,,
dalphta, son of the honor gut H Allen Lincoln, of . ™** prrMins were slightl;
told of many sa-Tlnces his fatlier Whitemarsh. who has succeeded Jur™: A *MOl'np PuinP
had made to attain his long and , MacFarland as secretary-treasurer,, mollshed t
vent of the Hlnkeslev Will
Ml V.inon V
gt nUaa
ing musical (
(ommunity
t..ert, featuring a numlK-;- Varooe will preside
of Choral and guest total « \t> 1
held June 35 at 8:30 In the Con- Mrs. I H •nil Mi- A K
thohockan Htah sohool auditorium Aldi ttd the
mranged a month at a dinnt. ime'iiK of he Montgom- !
^^^"se^w^o'hW'fePo;:^-^!; s|2<!7 to Borough ss .Jo.u,;»d "of^r """ ,"m"",!'" "*""""" ?inLrr,ey z, * 'XT"oulph i s,tr 0r^...r ^.^"0 M,r:h S'\, bers spoke words Of praise. Inellld- •» "liif: ™'f "**_„._?"*:. .^ muni., artivitv In two u^ks whn. Hover-Oreavea Reh.H.I In, ,(„■ Rlin.i '1_i,■l "lH
County Federation ol Women
clubs. Thursday night at the Su-ing
J Howard Lents.'Mathlas Ver-| "Tb* township building has been The mishap ovcurred at the serv
coe Oscar Press John Oiles John i searched from top to bottom.'' said ice statio-i of Raymond Mclntyre
Chamberlain and Charles Monta- Menges . _ . While a car had stopped for gas w„kIv rehearsal* are n,
Frasler Takes Lead oline. an empty coastal tank truck ■..?*» rSf*JJ?J Jtlt, ' lliHIlf Itohlltf of SS8
The prlnelpal spokesman for the descending the incline enroute tnl^*" •"*¥.¥***' ■»**' »l thtrRe
I resume activity in two weeks then Kmet-Greaves School h>
rehearsals for the OOtnegft wlU gal was tha sneaker
into lull swing
Muiiicipiii BUbdltfiatoni in Mont-pW-
trtc mantel clock with
Westlnghouse chimes was presented| delega t ion was Charles
to Mr Pierson as a token of ap-j (Continue*, on Pag* Six.
Dreciai ion The presents) ion
Philadelphia became out of control , of a substitute director
snd crashed into the gas tank and1
.parked automobile - 11/. %*g» rifle* litnni'
made by Past State Councilor, John ,|8 Wi'wl Siilr Srilior^ A m*n »nd his daughter, occu-l J""*^'"" Mfflllii
Haldeman. life-loiig friend of Mr i pants of the parked car. whose r ->/| !»,,»._-,-/
IstaniM EnjoyisuNew York Trin n*™! ""■ unknown to Mr MC- rur .w tuirua
The gift was accepted by Mr ] * • * I inlyrp and Oeorge Mclntyre. 21, i Am WI . .
thanksl Eighteen ol the twenty-one mem- his son, who was operating the . | / I'ttlWr .fllTIOtl
lor the kindness shown him He ex- bers of the graduating class of theiP[Huimmpp.. wweerree slightly Injured Tin ■ *
Hah school.PumP w" b> ,
■T., . , ■ line became ignited
this morning _!or a our-dsy' riw ^ " CUv
III Duythm- I noliim
I During the abtat%M Dl M J I
MUrphy, Of 20 Trdnr avtnUC, West
borne yes.
terday morning
traaot uno tin-
8&8 from a bureau drawer
j second floor bedroom
'ihe rnbbtri ooourre i between ,
■ tha motor fund Rruuisiiioiui
|..yment
■nd °''"! "e n,,w 'r1;
B the Department of Hlghwa-.
Hie money is «-
Odad by the local govertu,,.,,> ,1
Following tl,. tea "Ji..* -,„„«„ .. U.I.. „„tA »rt —
was served bv u aromi nl Chestnut' 1Ur '" " ' ' 'M'llli; ''';
forced en- „?„* ", ^ women
reoi tht tax
gatonna
cons ii mpt ion bOOa.
itlon Duties at °hi's". ate!* Oon.hohoc.en Hl.h «hool (P^g^" ^nof, snd the *». IWJB. SU^^L'^SS »»"•"- «
• lit as a machinist st thr lui
n summoned When the
firemen arrived their IsTVt.
Bridgeport, prompted his reslgna- J they wUl • islt many ol the places ,
tlon from the lodge post, he said of Interest.
A scroll slirnpH hv all nresent at ' The trip was made on the Phils-the
mer , ™ also resented to' delphla ft Reading line, leaving tht M* required The broken pump had
Hie meeting was atso prescmea *■» . „„K
-U„, „_„ „_„_„.,„ ..„,1™ ., been thrown aside and the aaaollns
then ■
prom of Upper Merlon High school
moved along with gaiety and dlg-
H'l. Friday night,
thirty seniors, excluded from the __,
l»nce at ™* **£*»*£
Hebe) Hill
At the school, girls wore their
the mirth,- hh.ncl.1 rierel. . Cohshoh.rtel, p.s»„,„ sUlj™ ... bre,,^,™.,, £'* «ndjhjJJ»lln. '»"»•«-•"" "^' »"« ">" »'» tZ^i^ri^.nZXZ^i Tl,u™i.y. eYId.y
awrarsancgheamiremnatsn. oJfamthees cLommCimtteweioornd s^™' ?J8a^A^J^^rJ%haDeronea ?JZl A*nn L"a^mSinSalttlonn„ rJe.vPea.Wled!I ^theLfoZrmZal™eve,n,t »1 dH_i^srr,Vpumnswrvf*acf-. c,,|,'f °« Pfl1'^ Walt" Pr"s »« "; "- e*oduc|th« sls-raonth periled endin| Da. fl u . 1MI1
was chairman of the supper com-! ^™is 2^ Marv Bowe ^elr '"i^f SfJiaf 12™ "" KH,S S wAii^ °'""^ derr,„vrs were called and r> Hiu
mJllM' l neanoJ DMSS? Maraaret Oa?a-"tU= *nd aA?T dtscn*r««1 . *BB?l&J?JE££PZLu. of" »»"nber of fliiKerpntHs were Ob- Shinn. rs and Edward Otu^ ThCK* neenent- , Eleanor uempse>. Margaret uava- Rnvmond Mclntyre, proprietor of. We had iv. no'i-^ble trouble of , , K . *.<»,>v,rut„. ,«««
: gn.n, Mary Oramski. Margaret Mc-: l|w s^Uon and Mrs Uelntyn were | »"y kind on the trip." a school of-
McKay EvTbn Moamln Helen ^^ " XheJl™ of lhr »ccltl*m-' £- .^ - *ZZ* f^PJ^Jt
Prusmosk]. Verna Wagner. Alice
azpand this i:
I -itid mad ninnr-was
shopping in Conshoh.Mken The _ml ^. ., | and eontruettorJ
• ted the house bv break- |,la\ " I'll XltriMH'll '■' Montgomary county the fol-
IIIK the Klavs in tht kit hen doof . ^ lowing amounts have been allocated
iugb to oiM-n Hie '-:i^e audience, attended the D] u,. Departmanl of Highways to
lock The robber went to a rear I': ,f"ni",m'' "' '" ,-- iininlcipall-bedroom
on the ascond notir Find- TalatBl i^hs. 123.73255 Flrst-clsst
ing drawers securely locked a ita Lno* and John Em-■ $3fl.(KM.7T and Second-rdna,
I1G.7U.00
dal! Cheeks to the various munlcipa1l<
n bv st ties will be sent onlv after lornl
latlon. A i authorities have qualified by filing a
IMA
ISttfl 'a various munirl-tont
In thLs section of
Husaal]
Frank W ■fMaj. John S Hsldt
man, William Pierson. Jr, Warren
8rh.me.Hor.reach.nUi .„ of I S.Tl'emye'r uSiZ. wSS: nSt5|-^ ^ <" "« »«" ."!■!?■-" PeShTiS.Mow of .he lr.dl.lon.1
Phil.: S»muel w™y. AllenlowB; , a,,,,, psnlierl Cr.ls. MofrU Crl,.- >"*r*> hour, .fie, the .ccldenl rul„ „, thr
Elme, Bulton. Ssmuel Besvrr.. mlrf B,lp„ Kulm,r ,n(J FUymond,
Lewi. Bouisjewull. c.lvln Bour- ' nmi &....».... I l.\.- It-:..:....
geault. Jame Crawford. Wlnifleld I "S^m the absence of Mr. Rich- S*'"«*'nrnl FflT DriMI."
rt«A ^J^nrliT,',«Ri!*v ,,rds■ Pnii'p **■'■ J1*"*1 X* ^J*}'i'j*r V. ilhoul COsHMSl
Albert Oreen at E Elm street , tlon w^ ff„ disciplinary action was
admitted his guilt on a charte of nPctMarv
driving ~
iJotlH I .nil. - Niulil
All reservations for the annual
ladles' night of the Lions club to
be held Msy 13 at 0 30 at White-marsh
Country club, should be
made no later than Thursday. R
Lincoln Haln. secretary, announces
Cain. Roy Clark. Corson Duffleld.,.mathematics department, will be in
Hugh DeHaven. Oscar Freas. Henrv . charge of the school
Firestone Oeorge Griffith John ' —
Oiles, Blchard On-nnor. William' n ■ f .
Homer. Oeorge Herron. Oeorge I neCPlVf* t.orMft*'
Horn. Charles Herron. William r- a' tl n •§
Hyde. Wlllism Hiuuberger. John from T vllOU •I'H/H/.'.
Haldeman. Francis Hom. Alfred.... ... «.
rnm-am Herben Krieb-I Walter1.-Il MflV IMY t.XervtSt'K
Kohansby-. Oeorge Knous.
Ralph Klllmer, William King.
Robert King Harry Kohanabv. o-r-ald
Kohsnsby. Fred Leopold. Ill
Andrew Long. Howard Lent' Wil-liam
Miller. Charles Montague.
Brooke Mclntyre. Harry Mdntvrt
Albert O'Neill. William S Pierson.
Harvey Staley. Alfred S Risen. Per-ry
F Ramey. Matthew Robinson
Waiter Stiller. Warren Thomas.
Leonard Woodward. Horace Wood-ward.
Matthew- Vercoe
i fact, so well-behaved uenerally 'our students that the manager of
the hotel wrote me a letter com-plimenting
the school on their be
havlor. But because of this viola
! Annual Valley For*:,' Dogwood Display
•anal .- . ran , , •_ am a rai
matter of h\IH'Ct<'<l I ft lU'iUM I Vllk I OIHOITflH
■rally were
i *1 207 79; West
gtwl HH ! oWtf Mer-
Plvmouth 11.12900;
Springfield. $2,553 03. Whitemarsh,
littJ] OpnWf Merlon, $550ftfi
Gold Slar MoHi* i -
sutomobtle without the.
■consent of the owner snd wa* di-,Bt trie hlgtx „rhool was announee-
I reeled u> pay the costs within three' menl of th, MaV <juw.„ her idetui
Forge parks lamed dog- than Sunday They can at tit HII '
I alMl 10 lull bloom, b H oilixk at night. lor it is fight |-... p. il...,..,
enough w view H than ,,< ' ■ * ril,'-''« ill iioini
■ raont who are i
ol white and Ivory and deep '; ■ , |(1.r.
A~fesiure of the [ormal event •"f _ . . „..„ , °:
l Raiph PhUlips. park auparln- vtafe «li be acting m tffw Wood
tandent, told a Recorder rtportai
Firf?iu*n Will Mert
The Msy meeting of the Oeorge
Claj Fire company will 'or held
this evening William Murphy
praahtaat. will preside st the meet-ing
May Day st the public grade
schools was a double "thrill"
for 12-year-old Marjone Oo-shaw.
436 East Ninth avenue.
A sixth grade pupil. It was
Msrjone's first visit to the
school in many months Rheu-matic
fever has prevented her
from attending
Present as a spectator st the
Msy Day program. Marjorle
was completely surprised with
the gift of s corsage from fel-low-
pupils The corsage was
presented to her by the May
Queen.
A boutonnlere was presented
at the exercises to P .1 Rlghter.
ST.. 620 Spring Mill avenue, re-tired
maintenance supervisor of
the school
months and was placed on proba- iy held in Mtcrecv until the event n" •"'^"Ing that most
tlon for one year by Judge Corson she Is Virginia' Loughtn of Fort W,"IM' dogwood trees it.
today 1 Kennedy, senior, who was chosen Br' almost at tnelr peak now. and ,
Oreen was charged with being in-J Dv popular ballot of her clasam Lj<ll,t today i
volvcd In the theft of the automo-j "gh, wu crowned al tht imor- ;'" white trees will be t*
bile of otto M Entenman. 406 E. [ senior prom by Mrs Francis Otln* < full bloom and the pink
Eighth svenue in.m Third avanoaltfti, May Queen of 1946, who came|deep-n to full color by tomorrow fl J dUplay and it:
•U of tharnaalTti tht itarit and r>,. ,
rlth its
her than leaving the regular meel
■ .o for those «h^ tugfat at 8. will hertaftCT rntat twlea
'*"•" third
"".TT"""magnt, -1 Wa. dnaadayt Mn John p O'Connor
March 21.
UVIIRIIUK fXPIIHII-Both
fire companies were sum-moned
to the home ol Richard D
KojJin, 134 East Third avenue.
'Friday afternoon shortly before 4
When the firemen srnved they,
learned their services were not re-
1 quired. A waterback attached to
the kitchen stove exploded ktatafeMlf
the stove and scattering hot ashes ■
'in 'he floor Water traaa tha
'broken pipes put out the lire and
flooded the kitchen before the water:
could be turned off in the home 1
. for
Threr Rrothvrs
Han- Tonsils Rrmnvi-tl
It's '"three 'if a kind" in the
family of Mr. snd Mrs Wsrren
White. 1017 East Elm street
Three sons of the couple un-derwent
operations (or the re-moval
Friday
morning at Montgom*■•
The boys are Warren. Jr.. 9.
Hervev 5 snd Robert 1
lad remain in bloom about hallowed setting are fast in i
he said. Valley Forge park a worth', Killer* Ho-inlal
,ou*aml automol hJngtonl lam<*-i nj-imii m BUIM H«rrv Rn«r
psuk Hundav nao
one-wsy traffic on aaaSi roads H '''"'' avenue, en-thousand
cars traveled the |>ark thai 3M.O00 persons flawad
roads the previous ■
3'ipenntenrtent PhllUpa sued i '■*'" *n °P-urgent
appeal to ail prospertivp from six toretgn ro '"■ "" Tliursdnv Serseant
isltors to make the trip during the B.-!
-n(1"(i and
■
iryn Mawr
■i late-- return**-!
climb : rt of a
K nflifnaed an page ids) physician fir some time
week, rather than oh s :
■
W> urge alj persons I
, possibly do so to visit the dogwood
dls)>lav during the wee*, rather