The Conshohocken Recorder, May 27, 1947

              ®l)c (£ong|)ol)ochcn Recorder
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7695.
Washies' Leave'
On Thursday
For York Visit
No. 2 Group Will Join
In I «-:iilin- Parade
Saturday Afternoon
Washington Fire Company No, 1
and Conshohocken Fire Company
No. 3 will parade together as one
unit Tor the first tune n. U
of the department when they par-lp
the demonatral
hay. May 31. dimjxlng tlie three-day
celebration at York of thf
seventy-filth anniversary of the
R"""i'ii P'r~ C'.'rr.;;..:.". .'.'
city.
The local firemen will ler-d the
procession as the 'Conshohocken
unit, headed by Fire Chief Theo-dore
Speaker
Washington Fire company, nine-tv-
one strong, accompanied by the
Pioneer band of thirty pieces, will
leave here Thursday afternoon for
ft three-day trip to York where thev
will be guests of the H-Company
The firemen will be ttUrtd In
new uniforms and v. ill carry twen-ty-
nine silver horns In each horn
there will be one :md one-half
down carnations A banner, pur-chased
for the occasion, will be car-ried
by two members of the com-pany
The firemen Will march from
the fire house to the station here.
The firemen will meet at the fire
house at 2 p tn and will leave Con-shohocken
Pennsylvania station at
3 10 p m in three special coaches.
The firemen will go from here to
Philadelphia where their cars will
be shunted to the main line of the
Pennsylvania system and at Lan-caster
will be shifted to Uie branch
line to York. They are scheduled
to arrive there at 7:30 p. m.
The local fire laddies will be met
at York by a delegation of the Res-cue
company and escorted to their
hose house where a gala reception
will be waiting Following the
reception the local group will go to
the Penn and Brookes hotels where
they will be registered during their
stay in York.
The Pioneer band is scheduled to
give a concert in Penn Park. Col-lege
avenue and Beaver
posite the York high school. Friday
night there will be a banquet fa
win. h more than 500 reservations
have been made
SU'KKMSOIt Golden Bears
Are Champions
In Section Six
Itii-t'liall Team Dowm
Sprinjr City Pirate*
In 1-0 Trophy Gme
The Golden Bur of C>n-hn-
'tor-Ken High School u.
In baseball of Section Sly
•f the Philadelphia suburban len-
,i 1-0 triumph over
he Pirates ol .spring (V
Don on the Chaster coun-y
diamond The contest was post-
' Friday because of rain
Thi ■ i groat rejoicing at the
Seventh avenue and Fayetle street
school over the success of the team.
ind letter! hi;. Id .•■' the diunei
ins! trael iMCaUM the season had
not l-e»*n comnV*ed. IM" n'*w rw
awarded. The Oolden "C" will not
i.iy stand for Conshohocken but
ahm "Champions"
<i. first baseball title won
by a Conshohocken High school
'earn since 1032. when M Ran-lolph
OrimmMt ■ai i oMtb at the
>chool. At tlutt tlSH the team was
.,; :;,■. tlon Two ol ihe
v'uburban league.
In recognition of the title won
tiir QoldfE Bean «iii
be awarded ■ trophy by the league!
"■ be olflced in the trophy ca*c'
,ikm/ with others won by teams In
past years. Prior to the title won
yesterday the last championship ma
tn In 1942 when the Hem- «T0fl
the Section Six court crown.
v enged n |
3-2 defeat the Pirates hnnded the
locals here in the first-round play
in a game that went fourteen ln-
'iiui;, baton the decision was reach-ed
The champion Conshohocken
Bears played the best defensive
ball they have played all season,
their offensive
CONSHOHOCKEN, PA.. TUESDAY. MAY 27. 1947.
CAPTURES si M l(;m-\M) SCHOOL PRIZE
TEN PAGES PRICE: THREE CENTS
itst AK A. HOTTI.EK
who was nnnud supervisor in
Whitemmh townihrp at a
..■ lOWTl-ship
board last Saturday.
Kottler Named
In Whitemarsh
SoBceedi HscFtvl&uid
\* Suoervisor
Oscar A Kottler, deputy insur-ance
commissioner of Pennsylvania
and prominent Artisan, on Situi-day
was named supervisor in White-marsh
township to fill a vacanry
created by the resignation May 13
of Oliver C. MacParland, Hart',
lane. Miquon
A resident of the west district, one
ol three comprising the township. (rapiiailzmii'
he is to be sealed at a monthly [opportunities to squeeze
meeting of the supervisor., next ■lUMMY winning lone run in the
Monday night in the town-,!. •„- Pirates was a |
building. Ridge pike and Crescent j heart-breaker to lose (or their;
avenue. Barren Hill. He will pm aopbOMrtOrl burst! Dlefe Mull For
an unexpired term of four years, i ««niimings he toed the slab and,
.. „ , . ..„™ ^ ,' '-rved an assortment of curves and
MncFarland is under $10,000 bud slltllls lhll, !i;u! lhl, )lht,tl bal*men|
awaiting action of the Montgomery breaking their backs He did not;
County grand Jury on charges grow- ■ ul'ow a single hit and in addition
ing out of im alleged shortage of fanned DO less than 13 of the Ool-
$23,000 in his capacity as secretary- den Bears. Two errors were ionium
I ol the board since 194;i ted by hi. supporting cast and
lie submitted ins reatfnatlqo as Lheaa contributed to his downfall
secretary-treasurer on April 15, andj Ktiulfer was behind ihe bat
i..= ''hat office subsequently was filled Joe Colas, Bear backstop, score*!
J^*S!S?I?L rf.™«Hy."^!by H. Al.n Li.icoln. ol the east the only ,un oi the game In the
ofTfrlendshi^ that has Eh£snr ™lrlct 'h sta.ua He readied first ba£
a period of more than ha;*
Miry thr local corrrpanv w
to the Rescue company a set of of-1 |H. .^nti.— : 3ta«««^II!wt tTIT.. ,
flee lurnttun-. comprising a desk.
I desk lamp, three chairs, typewriter
k and typewriter The furniture
i purchased in Philadelphia and
j Is due to arrive ai the Rescue hose
house today The presentation will
be made at the banquet by Burgess
Ellas L 8. Blair a member of the
local company.
Parade la Climax Affair
A brilliant parade on Saturday
afternoon *Ul climax the three-day
I celebration. The Conshohocken
I unit will be given the honor
I of leading the parade route which
I will oner ttsl MabM B center of
I the city. The local firemen will
' one and one-half dozen red
I roses In each of the horns In the|
iLutberas Cboral Grotto
To PrcOTMl < iillhtln
Franz Schiiht i'.'
■
■
■
Hill Don • Ll<
town pike
■
iful mils;,
to which it is .et The chorus Is
under din Stl
huh nt at the 1 iihi i
■ r-!ii'.i,,i |. Mount Airy, an
■■ Singing in tba ohoru
Howiii'u W«U Mi J
Knode. Miss Flort rtce Missinirr.
Miss Judith Lo\n ■ li Mildred
Lawton. Mrs Albert 0
Abflsea Hfflar, hfU l ■■ ne Hill. Miss
Shirley Mitch.::
Ciing Dorward, Theodora Hmnmei
,"Joseph Snare. Henrv Oallv and
i JHint-s Miin.'i
Aiding t , ,,rp James
BID. William Miller Miss Putncta
Heston. Mrs. William Miller, Mrs
James Bill. Mrs James Sneers and
Mis- Kutli Davis.
Obsenanie Of Memorial Day,
Begun With Service on Sunday,
Includes Elaborate Ceremonies
Prpflbyteritt Qmrrfa
Sen Ice li rribate
To the Soldier Dead
■
horken p:.
dead ai .
■ hit* TT. ihe pi
angle Publications, Inc. Two cases uimbli
in which MacParlund was Ihe chief Walter Wlnterbottom. Junior
witness in favor of the towers, now, righthander, allowed three hits, two
under ooo \l;*rble Hall.fn-e tripi and ttruck out four
ure pending in the Montgomeiv | Plratt-s. allowing best control and
coontv court Lincoln cmisiaicnilv (oitn when the chips were down.
opposed an application filed by,Wiih perfect folding support
iSDuite <>t the corpora-tion,
for an axcapUon to the aonzni
i. !■■ and the sttton taken later
under Majfr'arlund'!. leadership in
changing an area in Marble Hall.
—■if trunsniltuio;
station, irom residei'tml Ui indus-trial
Kotthr, el''iied by the supervis-ion
at a sreelal meeting Saturday . . . ,
husband ot the for- rw° eUborate events are being
ENLARGED TWICE, this snapshot made at annual M;>- Da]
exercises of the public grade school is announced winner in the
publicity-photograph contest there The photograph was sub-mitted
by Outdo Marttnelll. fourth grade pupil Looking appro-priately
May-day like above are nop lelt • Bcniadette Camerotle.
■ extreme right- Adele Martinelli. both ntlendaiiis bo ttM May
Queen and ■ center< Be\erly Zmger and "lower lefn Concetta
Bello. flower girls
May Day Photo St. Peter's Has
Awards Made Anniversary
(FIIHIO MaiiiiH'lli \v ins Dr. Kati^hman Tulk*
(.rude Sehool GoBtMl On Ihitv of Mnirt li
Announcement Is made today, ex- "In order to cumbal a spiritual
clusively through the Recorder of let-down which has lolluwed tn the
the winning photograph taken at' wake of World War II. church-annual
May Day exercises of the
public grade schools. May 1. on the
school grounds.
Chosen winner of first award was
the 3V x 2V snapshot submitted
by Ouldo Martinelli. 10. | fourth
tirade pupil. Mrs. Harry Tyson Is
Bus hQtna ruum teacher.
Ihe sharp, cleat lv defined photu>
graph captures nicely the golden,
afternoon sunshine playing on the
hair of two attendants and
'Continued nn Page Five)
Father Strumia
To Be Honored
elaborate events are being
parade At the conduaton of Uiej^"^ EdVth''Bretl'"daugh^^!w»»n«a<l here In observance ot the
goers must be humanly rtftOfmHtd
to each other and then momileo
to God." declared Dr I
Baughman in a sermon 8unda>
morning before a large congregation
observing the 198th anniversary ol
Ht Peter's Lutheran church. Bai-ranJOUL
"f« sliuiild eoncMter the presft-.t
andtfuturc ol UM
tesponslbility t"
challengi-i ol the futurd and not
■ reh on laurels o! the neat." th» nwsnw UIIU >»•» (.jel(jtl.r s ,,,1
Snr '"" "' "" M" *""'''| R.-> H»™id r. Ua-blrr. pMlor o[
mole phototr.pl,,. .no .ulublllly ot! J»„V m, M«or 7h?*ItvlT;
ouldo will rmln » book .> u,] „„,,„„,„, wlth Dr Hcnn. M,,.
parade the llremen will be enter-
I tained al dinner and will sWf nt
| 10:40 to return to this borough
A number of the members of the
I Ladles' Aid of the fire company
I will leave Saturday morning by bus
| to witness the parade.
Eighty-five members of Ootatno-
I hocken Fl'e Company No. 2 will
I leave the lire house at 830 Salur-
I day morning to take part in
10th anniversary of the ordination
He and Mrs Kottler « ■ 1"<»i Catholic clergyman
live m a dwtlllng the. ,: !'■' . -lebnuit is Hev. Victor
jBCem t tnanln, rector of as. Cosmaa and
L.immii Catholic church, whose or-iie
has .served five terms as Most dinatlon to Ihe priesthood took
Excellent Recorder of the National p!»ce at Turin. Italy, In 1007.
gj Order ol "l iMittl Protec-' First o| the events will be held in,
Hon. The offlce Is equivalent to thai the ballroom "I tin Hell'\ue-strat-i
post he'ford hotel. Philadelphia, Jttnt 7 al
has held actively or In an acting." 30, when Philadelphia pilgrims
. .capacity for II years iwho come h"re every year fcr the
I of the anniversary celebration as I Hf )s M m(.m|H.r „i spring Mill Ss Oosmas and Danuan feast day
Iguests of tht- RaseiM company, Theu()]imtwl. fir(, compaiiv. fnrmerivcelebration*will fete the clergyman
I trip will be made In buses and prl-^,,^ as A mPmtT ol us hoard I ' mai baiiqu-t
I vate automobiles One piece of ap-] riUl,rlliri; an,: ealdent ol Tlie Philadelphia event, while ar-lparatus.
the AtKo^ir putn|>er WUI tn> Nl ranged, hv the Philadelphia group.
|be in the line of parade. ail(J y -..a Fralemalils open to all members of the Ss.
The ConshohiKken Fire compan , ^ a member of Uie Ooamaa and Datnlan pariah. Reaer-
■ wlU be accompanied tn the line oIIboird OI directors of Uie Insurance: vatlons are limited due to space and
■ parade by the Rlnggold band of Ff(]Crrtioii ol Pmnaylvanll and the al] local twrsons desiring to attend
■ forty-pieces of Reading The bandl^,,^^ o{ the Officials Club of Phita- are being urged to make prompt
I will gc direct to York where UwrIdetphJ*. He gun Is a number ol reservations lo Rev Vincent Ran-
■ will meet the local firemen, head- cor-iiohockm Uons club and the,du?.'J. asalsUnt rector, who is aerv-
|lng the firemen In the tirade will WhltI,m(U h Vullev Renubllean i<onUnued on Page Sixl
the contest were First CaraseUi
Rotcndo. of Miss Malid Liggett i
home room and Angelin.i
of Loren Collins' home room.
Sever.! I dozen photographv wer-submitted
by pupils in Die fourth.
fifth and nxth grade- m the con-test
Oeorge T Jackson, principal.
demonstration as the closing event rapH lty tnr jj years
nt th* anmvprwirv r^lrbrnliiin as; 'I. J__
Peters has been served
by 28 pastors incliding the praeeni
Muhli'ii-
..rs, from
mi until 17S2; Dr John Ntchonui
Kwti » i i atl . '■ ■ mi
17«3 until 1763: Dr H F. Muhlen-berg
uiul L>r John Lndwig Votght
until 178r>
pointed-OUt that the only require- .^f".
ment In connection with
was that the pictures were made at f^ Dr
kn, ' " srh.oe\l ■'
the May exfrcises. either by a pupil, "ft %?^ ^
or anyone else present It li pUn- .hT„ ^ U!1(;| iim
p.- pttdei lea i ■ ■
the pastorate for the longest period,
31 years, unlll 1812 He was follow-ed
by Dr John C Baker, 16 veers,
until 1828, Dr Benpmin Kfllei WH>.
pastor for stven |TWl until 183S.
Dr C W Schaefler, six p
:tMl Dr F R Anapach tune venrs.
until 18.V.I Hi-, W H Smith, M D
New Chamber
Is Organized
Efecta OfaViisV
Three DIrocton
.ockens newlv - forntfd
ChiiiiLi *■! of Commerce, organized
HI answer lo a long-felt need in
'this borough, elecfd iM-rnntiniit of.
i fleers at a meeting of the directors
lasi night
Harold « pulilislnr
0l The Recorder, was glgOtl
d-nt
Robert c I^ndls. superintendent
of local public schools, was the
lent and
Oeorge J RafTcriv, of the
Pharmacy, second vue-pi.
It 1 Inootn Hnln. who has been
serving as temporary rhai n
chosen seti-etary and Lemv K WaJ-
. ■
Esq . was named M
the i'. in rlvanai Ohamboi
meiee
Three directors were "-l-vted
large bv
the nine dJrecton, oTJoaai
i] met tin?
May 13. Tlie new .
linni A Moore. IsWUI B)
W Deliodio
ly-namod directors nn- it
a"eri 2-\ear director*: 1
:Forrest. Esq. Donald p. Horsey and
Tlie Chamber of ComiMrce, the
flrsi town-wide organlznn I
kind In a nrmber "[ years, i* onen
■ -minded men U
■■ lUasri aii'l
industries of the horouuh Mam-bershlp
du
yciirh Fiftv-iwo charter
ire listed, with more appllcmUons
■ irposf. or thf ' I
■ > promi ii'-n and
d n 'io|iin.-i■( oi the community
Mrs. Stttder liVa<l:
Im.tliil 17 Yean
III for many years.
Hllteler. 87. uidow ol
I be four girls who will sene as color
| bearers
The lirem-n will return Saturday
■ night
I Mi ihoili-t VotflMH
ll'liin OrL';inizalioii
club.
An arccuntant. he v.tended Ten- i.M.t..rv *w*nw A L-I ■■■'■■
pie Unreerslty und the Whar on MIOMvN IKKXMKKK
Echcol of tiir Univirsity of Penn-I
sylvama
A sports enthiisli-.t. he has offlcl-<
ated at traik .nd field meets for a:
■ .itury.
■on In PhlUdeiphla. he began
Returned servire men and other his career as an accountant »'ith
young adult members of the Meth- Rtlmi and Mi Ilhenny, served as
odlst Sundjy school will gather at m n:enant in World War I and
the church tonight at 6 30 fur a lecatne affiliated with the Artisans
covered dish supper, at which time order of .Mutual Protection In
organizaticn of the group is expect- Philadelphia in 1C20
ed Rev Hat■r^ Bouehev pastor will ] ,„■ his part in the third, fourth,
address the young men and women Q th md «ixth War L >an cam:ialgns.
John Custer, of Norrtstown. acting „ which the iraternal societies tn-superiniendcnt
of the group, will visled 126 milhcn. he was awarded
preside Miss Margaret Vandesrift a distuigulshed service certificate
its prograr" chairman and Mrsy the United States Treasury de-
August Rumpi. supper chairman , purtmen*. H. i^ T Mason and a
Nearly fifty reservations have been Shrlner
I Stephen I^iLDtr. president of the
,. nuted the special meet-ISeilun
S|o|*ii ing
two-door Plymouth sedan be-llonging
ta John Pultorak. of 505
Elm street. wa> stul.n some . ^» : j l.._.. I.',.-,,.,,,... ■ afur t JO Bunds i- (.ranil Jur\ r-orrm»n
|fn»m Poplai . county grand
1 'oii^liohoi'knt V> omaii
Street and the Pennsylvania rail- I nscd of 1 omen and
today by
Before the panel
Was Eli*Bb*:h
Pultorak failed to remove the x
eys when he parked the car. he
Ihmmcnd 1876 Butler pike. this>Flrst National Bank c! Cansho-
*i»li**. \ -if-iliim* I borough, was elected rorernan. and'hocken was elected treasurer of the
oinr *.i<au<'M Prank
Johnson Kulpsvllle. was Pemuylvanui Bunkers assoclaUon
Vacation season for the member* ,n Friday at the innual
e has Hi was also,
tried as stati
nley Thomas prese.ited d'j. ia Banker*
■ ■ . ■
nclation, repre-
Thomas McGraiher. of this ben - Renting six oounttes. one of which is
. leason memtx
bf the loci
"i officer will be pven :» * <■
(yacatlcn Officer Stanley I presenJ
I the first to have his vacation at.
■ |
Clark, former police
ling as substitute officer during the
karat ion period was excused from jury duty I Montgomery county
(inn- W
n-ning at thi ;i1 l85-'
home of her son. Wallet Mttalei of H»\* "
323 East Eighth avenue She was1"""1 l™ Rpv hol»mon 8»-iitman.
confined to her room for the oast *""•" rmn. until 1862: Rei ( 1
seventeen years. Xt!dv-. M
Born in England, a daughter of ^fiS. Rev J q Waters t«u yaars,
the late James and Elisabeth Roue,,1111111 >««. Di J R DIIIUTK four
she came to this country at the age'y*""""*11 '»71 » [• C Pritrli.
ol eight with her parents who set-'Hrd- ,3 »">■ u'1"1 ,8M ***"• J Q
tied En Oulph Mills She has been **;Aiee »'* ■«'«- UUtB 1889 Di
a resident of this community ever * n p «■-'"■ nUI IBM;
since She ng a nieinbt-i A *'»•■! F^-. J B !
Conshohocken Presbyterian church ' '••*
She is survived by two daughters Dr J r Hart man wa
Bessie wife of Stephen Ferner. of ,h' ■ iiurrh at the turn of the cen-
West Conshohocken. and Mrs tury. from 1800 until I9C8: Rev O
Smma Blackburn of h S'UP *k-a served for nine years.
streel this borough: three sono.;untu 19": R^ E Allen Chamber-
Waller Stlteler of this borough, and » BCD 1926:
Ralph and Raymond StlleW both ' t*ev Henry M How.- ».t--pastor for
of Collegeville. and a brother. '* vears. until 1940
James Row.- of this borough | «*v Doebler accepted the call to
The funeral will be held Satur- the church in September, 1041.
day afternoon from the Ardell I Always noted as a historic six.t m
Funeral Home 300 Favetle street. th* community St Peters was Used
with Rev Arthur Cope laud, pastor by American and British loldkn
»f the Conshohocken Presbyterian I during the American Ri
"hurch. officiating at the service > "The founde: of th.
Interment will be in Oulph ceme- i Uiat on Nuv 4, 1777, tt was used as
!a«tab> ! ■ ' the Ameri-
Mrs tViltism M. Met'ullnugh can Army and that I short tune be-
Mrs Mary Psllon McCullough,| fo"1 the British soldiers had made
widow of William M McCullough «>me proiam use
former chiei of police of the Alan' Situated on the top ol the hill it
Wood Sleel Co, died at her home.; has ever been a conspicuous land-
UMVtt, Wednesday evening ui.nk
Mrs. McCullough was born in , ..__..
Lebanon on Man h 17, 1870 dnuali- Ui«L.. fM SoiiL.,1
t«r of the late John and Mary Shea *7,r,Bir ■■ •^",»"
Pallon. She is survived by a daunh- ,\| KillllTY I'luill
tei Mrs Edna Mae McCullough1 - - i *"
al home. A strike which lasted three weeks
Services were held at the Boyd at Carllle A Dought) Inc. manu-
Funeral Home yesterday with Rev lecturers of batteriei\ was settled
Robert J GotUchall of Nomslown. Prtday afternoon when the em-
Schwcnklelder <hun li olftr laiing ployes voted to accept the com-
Interment was al Riverside ceme-'pany's offer of US "■nts liooilv
tery Increase and six paid holidays In
the vear
The vote was taken as a meeting
or Local 110. Untied Electric and
August Kumpf of 23S East 11th R'dio Msrhlne Workers ( <
■ venue. Is recuperating at his home st the T K Hall
sfter an operation at Chestnut Hill, The company swun^ into full
He has been absent from omduetion toda-. » plan'
Uaa at the American En- staled Work has been at a stand-ganerrUn
cotnpanv. Philadelphia, still since May 3. with 82 employ-for
five weeks. e« idle
Summer Schedule
if St. Matthew's
at St acatthewl Oatnolb
will ot |ln Bundaj
Ber\l-r
hours. 8 7 8. 9. 10 ;nd II. but Ihe
laet will be a low InM.-m! |
mass
■
'n Use church Sundav. marking
birthday of the church
Joseph W Kavanagh, sdri
lor offlcluted. assisted b) It* I
Chtlstophrr .1 <,.
lohn P ktlnir]
■ was expressed i
Kavanagh a*, the •unda]
:it hltill
tpass every Sunda\ from BV
until June.
Htii'U Vvtv Committoc
Mi ■ R< bun li road.
Whitenuu ■ ..i tin-
■■ommiltee toi an HIIUUB! U
being hekl UHnorrow f<»r rhe bene-
;fit ol Br. on the 1 grounds ol the inaUfcailon at Front
■ Philadel
jPhia. The fete will be opcr
111 a m to 9 p tn Mrs Toland U
chairman of the Women's Cducu
'tonal committee of t
ity Chest
■hsshocki nn
DM *m -
ssapturt ohurch i ■
dress as his last community maa-sage
He pn-faced fill return Its win
■i 1'ialioii [or the
I friendship and leneeoafty of the
paople oi the conuuinlt]
itlon the
greek al the b
to him hi BV Mark's laith-
I . li but when he knew the
Iam nut ..j the eaiutriiMi
iic oouM '"! i ■'■■ the "i portunlty
'•o\ ruither asqaTeaatng ht* appreci-
Ren Mr DavsM M-* tot the nb-ii'i
i I>I bit n n
■ i.til with
Tnean* n.
■ ■ ihe Mild-jler
dead of this War and World
;War I. Whether the n
■ ted aa marble il ■
World War 1 or whether
posted m the torta "f rtgi
the highways, pci ,
ht culled
temporary
■ I
during Abolition of war i
and permanetii meinorml He un-iie
for a
world paasea Bf spokB "I Pavette
street us ■ m< ni"ii.il :>■! I
Ion to victory
i he m IBM v ■ pa n Ided ba
■
voices undl
' ■ leader Of th'e church Robtrl Rehr,
<o.pnii:>i
Rrv A: nnstor of
i'e of the
■
■ ■■ii Who had d l
i.i-i M< nn rial Day, Thej mri
jorld War T- John N Bi.i«
ft i
■
tt H.itilman.
Wgl II Albei
■ .
:: tlie raid-
Ufg
ftei (i K UcOamey, DD. I»S-M
church,
niing
I
I
church
Kiven by
of flowers, gift' ol ttM
■.tred the
th. pnll'lt pl.f I
(-. H. S. Alumni
Plan Reccjition
liooj alum-ni
Will Wl i, .
i inc 13 ut
■ 1 ■
■Una rf the
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The rrrord-brriiking graduate
group win i-oniM ...
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II of Weal i' ■ ■ ■" K.-n High
IChOOl, Wh,.
nl with the looa]
■
mouth IK itlng, will be tl
llumni number, wit] Inti
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■ ■ \ ■ : P H
■ iv«i Cm I mni Joan
O Neil! will Si
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knn Mr-
I'.nnigui, '
The dew I .
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Mili(;ir\ GroUfM
I'laii r.\rrriM-s
\t I,o< ;il ( iiiir(rri<N
■ U
■ ' .nn wiili
ipruite seniea In the pfi
■ ■ otaranbaaUona ol
■
■
The various Qfgmi
semble at the v
home, second avenue aiu! Frrrest
■
Conahobockan Pott No, U7I. Vei-
Tars o[ Piireigu Wars. H
•■' i-tmg in the I e-
..n ii home in HtMniit.i .i John t
DeBaven Posl No ,is v in be Jos-
I • No T,2. Ameri-ican
Lealon und Conshohock-n De-tachmenl
Marine Corps t nurue
aritn Oonahi no i
.; t- Inn w in mesilnj
nl H.. tot ."in Harrj ''! eta, will be
i aimulti POM Nn l'i Itnl-iitn-
Ainei'
Po
lih winoibmi VMoreai
11 two groups win march north
Krai i to ■•'
; old cemetery Heading i h» Ktam ■
n iiroup win be Uie Uon-hohn
ban High sriinoi I
Jolni's band Of S."> n- .-s >n Mutin-vunk
will ■ of Por-
■ ■
81 Miiiih.w i old ceme-tery
at 9:15 The address w l| le
P Kinuy.
. chun h, who «i \> d In
durlni woiid war n an
honorary chaplain oi Conshoinxken
i ' V P W \ gaiute will he fired
and t*i > soundwd Folio ■
■
rate.
Tlie V. F W and their Rut
MI st fctatUw" i new cemetery
where services will be h»1d There
will ba no luiiircss with n salute and
tent onrnry cornetery m .
I
1 id.i srtth the annual vuatl
Oulph csanetery at u
■ !i the scr-
■
ilers and -ailors monu-
■
D d bridge
n will Ore a r
4 III K« II M\KKS 195TH \NM\I-:KS\|0
K*-''ii|irratin<:
paving St Matthews old
he American I i
: Plymou| th.
■ it vv>*t Dl». rector
nnaaoopal euurnh. will
re ik. o . idlng to
Uie rules of the cemtter-, there will
be ii" Ntiute The service will be
■l.'lil :it the graves decon-
Point will then be visited tnd Rev
Samuel .1 Cuthbert, pastor or Cold
Potni church, wiB
llnrren Hilt
■ ■
pu "i ui si patar*i
church, delivering the
p ■ 111 i oadku' ;i
■ the tn inumem nl
nd PayeMe sireei
im ludln
provide tuneh at thr
■
Uernorsal Ubran-,
Phiiniiitii aceetlnc, will be closed all
I
NTH llu* Service
On Ridge Pike
nit tune since Rldee
"In thorotiKhfaie
more than two centuries ago. trans-to
be provided
Uvtm iH-tween Harmon-vi'ic
and Barren mil, b
Memorhi!
The transportation Is to in- the
■ -v.inee placed st
the disposal of the i»eop!e locally
terboro Transit I
Plymouth township, an-
■
at 5:45
u m. betueen Harmonv lie mid
Aith the
t PTC tem at Bar-ren
Hill The route ■.>11 bt Vtitim
avenue, leu n>
• II pine and r|gb
■
i, oatv who
dwellings in Lafayette
Park and I two de-
■ nt years,
have fought unceasingly for bus
originally
■ ■
■
■ i mantown pike.
itnuti
n-ii AI
■
'tie 23
m i jillitlc
services were held Sunnj-. >undiug of i
congregation bv Dr Henry Melcholr MuhlenlierK
of 204 Swede
■ ■
kpatrlcb and Blake