The Conshohocken Recorder, May 23, 1947

              ®l)c Ccmsljoljoelmt Uccorftcr
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7694.
CHS Athletes Erf* ;££■ Plymouth Fire
T% • & i liic borough •! (,'onshohocke:
■l lIP«_rAPtlnVPv nAnVVafilrfUlaO*I r1e1c2a,i1v7e7a9 mroiis mmoenthMDtUhMe ttUO »t
I Fund o! tlir Commonwealth that
A ■ |\* aim
/ll IlintlPr MLMP^rI P1 Prnvftl ifct-nC; bv Auditor Oeneral VI 5 H. , KJ | uitl a
distribution out of ■ 111.-
n 'he fund.
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street and bridge construction, fO-Ipalr,
and maintenance The allo-.
i much- i'ii the basis of
Mgf. »nd ihe boiniivh <!.k''
I i other municipality l
t:red ID submit semi-annual re-
Jocko I nil in-
Glean killing i-
4re Guetl Spoken
Members Name
New Officers
Election mi TU<*MI;IV
At Special M< tliii^
Eadi Controveny
That education and
CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. FFIDAY. MAY 23. 1947.
jJury KHIIIK TWO Driver* Play Vt ill He Feature
Guilty Of Negligence u Father'! M«lii Sunday
! Holding mat both drivers were A one-art plat, -what > In the
legligem. a Jury betnre liesidetil Hll,k,.,, w,„ „e presented by
Judge Knight yeslerda, afternoon ,,i,p,|v of the Ihlrd grade of St.
returned a verdict against them In Malihea, parochial graue school
an action Involving ;l«.40 repre- kt ,,,, ,0Jrlh ,„„,..,.
sentuig the COM of repairs on one ,„ s, «,„,),,-»■■„ parent Teacher
of the auiomobilej aasoclalion. Sunday night at a In
I triTalV. I-h,?e"n!rst*'t"ea's 'l»halutdu'l<lJTnnor"na". ,U, ie schoel audltohum The event 0|H.n ,„ .„ mMIloprs ol
; H. I.ark. Brooklllie. against Bole.slaw Ml
lOardockl. Conshohorken. for dum- Th„ nravram .-111 onen a-lili nla-w
with Ann nuhrns appearing laMt nn
the program as ptJUK) " '■
Second-grade pupils will present
tulKin num. "Flajumu
I nptJn were concerned plus medical
[costs. In tills thf Jury lound for ,
: ihe defendant
j The second action was that ot
Helena S. Oardockl, -vlfe of the first ,
Anniversary
This Sunday
For St. Peter's
Itarren Hill I liur.li
Will Mark 195* li.ir:
Miihleuberg Founder
The la&lh aBDJitlTy or the
TWELVE PAGES
CHEST OFFICER
PRICE: THREE CENTS
Plvmouth Fire •unipanv com „,
properly combined cregt, that ihework has pletely mirgimzrt ano got an ap- defendant, against I grk, deiendan't. ""•"? »i?5' lx,?.*.-*n »''"'">•'""«■ A tounnlng of hi
American citizens was stressed by been completed under the provisions palrm ,„.«. lease on life at a special: and her husband, who was brought "TT* """""WO cnuren ""-"i mil
ipeaken, ** "-< 1~*»S|' ,".«« called » company ofdcUl... In-^^ddHlona^defeiuJ.m.^ere J£A.^Sa £E?5? "
Luthera
fill be h»ld at
figures in the lit Id of athletic
the annual at hit-tic dinner of the
Conshohorken high ■.< hool Wednes-day
night at Ridjteway Onrdens.
Ridge pike. Seven
dinner, sponsored bv the
High School Athletic association,
honored members o( the 1946-47
Oolden Bear teams and was at-tended
bv the members of the board
ol education. Superintendent Rob-
Landls. Principal Fxlward W
Orrinann and Secret;!! v M
C.,i.>h..h.»rken will receive Tuesday night at 8 at the fire ata-he
current tion, Dm und light streets.
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Whit- marsh township K Threatened with dl-.Mjlu.liDn a*
fendants for $143M. «"""- .
The suit* were based on a colll- "£ j0hpn*' .w Kavanugh ad-slon
between automobiles driven by mlntMriitor ..(the pariah i
- dress the gather in* Mrs George
Harry
$432 81. and Umwr Menon „,,.,.,, .,, _ ■MUJUU]ru, ovpr nahev I^rk and Oardorki on February 7. Sffw "lP X"1""1"11 Z. ur3r*e
" umul 8550.85 " J °"r ^MMS al Sandy and RaetOJ MM ■?""*! 1'"^^. will ■
s.ii ol ihe art <-i pnacrUng
(iettysburg TlMOkktli ul .'iiini;iry.
will be uuesi spe..kt r His tonlfl wlil
be i bli Ministry «f Recotidl aUon."
Spex-ial music will be nflt-rett by
' Favors
Surprise to All <iu*M«
Unique favors in the form of
mlnnturc "Oolden Bears" came
as a complete surprise to the
C H. S students and all others
present when they took their
places _ around the banquet
Warrell Bldg.
To Be Altered
Seoond Floor Leaved
F»r B<»w linn ADeyi
DM , f m '
^■IVI'KenziePark Alumni Supper hung'
1 1
the industrial arts depart
ment. The ■Bears", mude In a
rubber mould from plaster of
parts, painted gold, and mount-ed
on a blue base, formed the
school colors of blue and Rnld.
Union and Relief association, pre-sided
at the request of company
iiint in 11 tod RUIded the group In I
its aims to raoovar the oompanjr*
1 of MilkM and its pres-j
lige.
Chosen head in a three-candid ate \£0™^ *"» ,* i1"1
istreet. has .ompl-ted an..nKen.. nt.s bjUol W Stanley Andnejctyh. of J^1™ "™:* Z^^L^
.. ... i,.. E.a. .".^6 N.w Mm street, who has been!
Antliony Costia. proprietor of the
Community Bowling Academy In
the basement of the Warrell build-tables.
The favors were made by ! ing. al second avenue and Fnyetti-
Oscar Freas. basketball roach, i street, has completed arvanueni
for the expansion of his luisi:
Thf On Junt' 2')
llie West Conshohocken play-
Si. Mailing - <»roup
I'l.iti- l£i-i'i-|iiioii
i u< d
the church choir
Rev Harold F Doebler. pastor of
the church, will outline • itUfl ua-torv
rf the church
Founded in 1752 bv Dr. Ili-mv
Melcholr Muhlenberg. U 1> Who
came to this country In IHS limn
Germany, the church was io minis
iii to the scattered Lutherans in
Pennsylvania He was sent hiie i|
■lie reqiMSl of Dr. Zegcnhncei. then
Chaplain to the King ol I
Through the illort- of l>i Hub
leubem. money was raised in Perm
■ylvanla and New .Jersey for Uie
hinkliiig of n school i
I.I OIK.I
Oiest Trustees
Elect Officers
11. Lincoln llain
Renamed IVi-iili m
Memorial Dav
Observances
Are Planned
Rev. \. J. Dttrioa
Will Be Speaker
\i Union Service
Tribute to the soldier dead of all
I wars will be paid
in i hurch Third avonta
and Favette street. Butlda) rMnina
'at 7 N, marking ihe o|>enlng of
i Memorial Day ooaarvaraa in ihn
• ■» J 11 u n u n i ■ %
T't.r MeinkO)'.ii -■:iB■<■■ are spon-aend
annually by the veterans' mil-itary
on;aiur.itinn .d the borough.
The members of the various mili-tary
crganlaations wilt meet at their
i headquarters and tntit the t lnuvh
in II grODp A NBtkni "f Uie tiinii.
I tortum will be reserved for them.
The American Legion Auxiliary
1 members and the Ladles Auxiliary
, of Coushohocken Post. Veterans of
Foreign Wurs. will meet in their
, respective headquarters and accom-i
iMiny the post members to the serv-mainly
between oloer und yuunuer Mrs oaruocki was owner ol the car thc KUMUi *nd *'" s"\-e as moiei
members, and the (act that its only,driven by her husband o( ceremonies
. piece of apparatus had been out of
service since January, the fati
\ the 50-year-old volunteer Are-fight
|ng un<* tlBJ. -;:;'. vlrtrUaUj , ing in the balance" for some rwy i «-v ■ . * ^-v ■
M B.,rd Jr president of | 1 () DC DetllCated Oil JUIlC 1 I til
<the Plymouth Township Firemen's
Services W ill He Helil
A ihorus, comi>rbting members of
:ili the chun h thoits in the borough,
under ihe direrilon of Mrs Vernon
Htev.'iis. orttunist und i lion le.i.ti-r
• *"> of the PrrsliMi'inin I hiinh. will pro-
N led prwkfen, Ol \,<||. the musical part ot Ihi' service.
! be BtttUatera vtU nan i pa* m
Ihe seiiKc willl Ke\ Aritiur Cope-atoM
madi BM in the »»»«". in charge
lease on the second floor of ihe ■ ™n»™ l"'->'"en< ... m. tnirisnin i ,|dlnj Plttm for thp dedication! u, '"&&£££' ",l\.: h£T~Z»Z ('nuri!' *as fr'r,M M "' °mces »» '» ^' "rst vice- «*» ■ A- -J Dav'es pastor of lie
; bulldtiiK and plans to in- election last August, following a I wiu ^ compiled within the next Sw« i parochial grade, In thf wiy dayR St p,^, Flnit Baptist church will deliver
. ; >hi modern bowling allevs mM> r.-MKnation of offlcen. The | two w,.,.ks scnooi church was Just a preaching station Oeorge H Duck, vice-president iu"' »ddress. which will be in the
Featuring the event was the pre- Extensive alterations will be made ,h,rd candidate ami William Turek, Frames lor three of the swings Tnc seventy-five graduates will be s,.rved bv pastors from St Miclutel's and djrectoi ol public ralaUoni ol Mtiut M a larewell messaBe to the
arntiition of awards to the various I m or,ier l0 provide necevuiry apace'10"? a company member, fire mar- nave i^, tompieted and work la.BUfsis of the alumni at the event i ,„ Philadelphia , Lee Rubber A Tire Corporation <"'"'»uuiiv RW. Dartgi has taken
athletic teams by the coaches. lror the .»«■« »l a coat of several ■"*"■ and rorm('r preaidenl. being rushed on the completion of Tnose planning this event have' -r^ „,,„,,. cnurPi, uultt m I7fil and a trustee ol ihe ohaat in,, IU I""' |n practically all of the Me
Paul B Mitchell, chairman of iJhousands 6t dollars Other officers chosen at the meet- (others Work
the Athletic committee, called th-' Th ..,,,__,.,.„ ,„_, p-vett.. street '"U ar* vice-president. Julio Cos- , lavatories
meeting to order and presented !.H.i^ "™Jj »nri « ^Tmntrw^Z no. former fire chief; secretary, about one-third
nn,.'in Ha
| June 2S
,nd intends to inovule an u-i-to
data raoraationa] oantar
reet. beeni""". ~_ ,." -i. J —- -• •■ URjociatli)n to parenls und families
company smce hutl^S^SSSJSSSS'tS^l^ o, graduates ol Si Matthawl -Ohool
iv „w.!T'o ,».„^, i i il.n" to attend th. buffet supper .md re-
A special uiMt.it i(-ii
today by Mrs. C'h.n i, I
president of St Matthews Alumni Whltemursh township Ere. i.d n
association parents aiid famnies nsg religious services were held In Oheal II Ihl .
number of years Later ■ l: trustee of the
August.
., He njcjjj; Chester Blel.,*,. IU PrJildSf W.lS Hadneld"?.,^ ^nTta^Ju^JSS o'f'» C'm"" """' ""
s„-,,„d floor of the I name,! preMdem^an^eme^rgeuev |,„,,„, pl>n. ror ,hp dedication:^ 7 ^^,,^1" '^^"^^.churcl. was eree.ed
will be nlMOd and a new entronce
Superintendent Robert C Landis. from 88001111 avanua win be install'
who said the imocatlnn PoUoartng ,
the dinner Mr MlteheU presented1^,,™' .TIL""^"^^^
E. Arnold Forrest. Esq.. solicitor I
sat wic «.uigi|jiE\ivi| ui i -. j •*,.M_ HIT Tviviir 11IUIIII ii
on the erection t>i',wk,'d P'-^ns attending to PTOtMTt ,HV|(1 „ |MaMl4iaailM role in the! organization several years ago. wi
i reported as being supper tickets early Tickets will bt- Am,,rl,.,tn Revolution Tlie Uarault made first vlce-presldai
the district, who served
111- ter
Adam F Mackicwics: financial
v ire-electedi Frank J Mui- i lie BWlir «HIU nIIW-I««itin "«•> , • ... . —^„ .... i-.,,.,,.. _
ted in the rear of the second :curcl; treasure;, ^nk Oreywaca.
floor will be removed as will the | Trustees chosen Include WUmn
ompleletl wtthdn llolll uie June
morial Day exercises for the past
forty-five yeai» As In is lellriugon
as toast- rooms In the front of the building. Turek.
The treasurer reported receipt of «uw °r B limitation on resetvu-
8300 a* a contribution from the Uunt> Tickets for the event are on
school district und 813808 from the!«»le at McCoys and Raffertys drug
West Conahoho.-km Civilian De-!»'ores. Bnates. Tole s. NelLiny s
Fran'rMackle'wTcz. "Pra"nk '^nse Council Restaurant. Matricardts and Ke
^i^fa^ttTse^UuV'un^ general: S^-
. Olovoniaat. Julio Coach) and Ert-
Mr. Forrest spoke of the members V,^, ,-ntrance to the rocm will. ward Dybicz ire-elected
Of the board of directors present &. ,iowd !t u, expected that work
and noted the absence for the first
The opening In the floor for th
mm* In tliA rnrm will *
Julio Cosclo was chosen fin hatl
,wlll be completed m tlnie ior 0M Alexander Marcuccl. chief engliiei-r.
time In many years of President j0lieniri, 0f the various league sea- 'and Paul Kurkowaki. Alexander
i Ellam. because of the death r"*",? Su. fail ' Marcucci and Fed Olovonltxl. nre
of his son. Harry, former C. H. 8. M™ ", w ,, . lfc . „ „. marshalls.
alhlete and the only three letter^ ^ fourjdleys In the basement committees i .med at the meel-man
of his cUss As a tribute of|°f Ul« building are closed at the ■ arp M f( ,ows Repairs for
respect the group stood in a moment I***""- Umf-,w,J11r" (,nncrM; fll>or truck or pureh Be of another. Julio
nl silence. « belns installed. The p.es-nt wood Cosci0i ChesW - Bietawski. Alexan-
Phillies' Scoitl is Speaker ' no<>r ***llf" has bpen in "" 'P1" Ulf der Marcucn i*:iul Kurkowskt and
John ■ Jockoi Collins, a baseballj P«-St twenty years, had rotted, ere- Bruno p^
scout for the Phillies, instructor at atlng a .hazard. i By-laws committee, to Improve
I Mr. cWta will operate both the the by-laws Adam Macklewtcs.
serond-ftpor and basement alleys Alan Baranowski. Chester Bielawsk!
. The alleji's on tlie second floor will and Frank Man in 11
be ufledior tlie \arious leagues The Adam Macklewli/., named secfre-alleys
in the basement will be used , tary. held that post for a number ol
for non-league matches. vein prior to the mass resignation
The second floor of the building; of officers last August Macklewicx
was made into an auditorlcn. for rcslgmd as a member recently bc-inniem
Durposea with the | cause of the turn conditions had
of both education and athletics and idea of renting It to various groups.! taken, but renewed his member-warned
them not lo be '"smartles", At one time It was used as a baa- ' ship when a change lor the belter
but be smarl In closing he paid ketball court and more recently it, was apparent Prank Mackiewict.
a great tribute to Coach Harry Fox. has been used as the headouartera < named a trustee, •& his father
Postmaster James P. Meaney. for the Alan Wood local of the CIO | WOl Repair Track
president of the Conshohorken | ironworkers union TV Union mov. i First activity listed in the corn-
Lions club, presented the Lions club i ed this week from the Warrell tCantlnued on Page Three)
basketball trophy, emblematic of the! building directly across Second are-borough
championship, to Captain nue Into the P. O S of A building rf"l • 1 *T1 W"l •
Freddy Barbato of the 1M7 courtjit la reported thai the Union has 1-11*1 N|ri|'i1lt BT 5)11*
teiuii Piesldeni Meaney announcedc taken an option on the P O S of VF1I m LTtuUl a 1811
the Lions club has purchased an-.A building and that a down pnv-other
football trophy to replace the ,nP1,| has been made
one which St Matthew's won pef-l
manently last fall He advLsed the a-i | -1 -f Bf iniwl.|
Oolden Bears to "an busy l,\MllHl 1 laillHMI
Mr Mitchell, chairman
baseball clinics and schoob
widely known as a basketball ratV>
cial. was the fiisi gpaaker. He told
of the meagre educatloniil I i, ilitii
in European countries and of the
lack ol athletics as compared
the opportunities offered in the
United states, and urged the young
people present lo take advantage
Oeorge Washington used the.-hurch renomlnntton because aj plan
while lie was encamped here with
hlTh^n^one,wall,of the old church-1 ,oUo*s Ul Marshall l,ee: hymn: reaponslve
. IA „^£ ! L^IH. f„lr .He. Ot orge T 1 .likens. Jd vlce-presldeiil reading. Re^ Q E McCarnc, l > I>
An sppeal is again being made »<*'* ' »->../■, i-t^neY-e^i,^,!; 41,1 ■ Ar""kl Arrest. Esq ; imtinld P anihcm. union choii rupture
for the volunteers to assist in gel- t Those unable to attend the sup- Anil'r'* "" '"iieiint s n omr \ inr ,, Mls \V.inen J reading, Rev Stanley R West. D.D;
ting the playgrounds ready In time per are permitted to attend the pro- "In <»liri" *»'• Hlni"-y *r*0"** BtW] \ pastoral prayer and response by
for the date set for dedication. The,gram later. If desired |"" abuse it received from both the ( -r^,,.,,,. mjalees whose 3-year | choir. Rev Harry P Boughey: offer-work
hss been hampered during) introduclna a new arrangement Am',,"'a'1 tuld British Mtldlers dur- .terms have expired, were re-elected ing; offertory; resikmse bv choir;
Ing the fall and winter of 1777-7R.1 They are Samuel M Glass. Oeorge hymn: address. Rev A J Davtes;
tiniil communiu an rll 8
raBBOVt to the Main Line The order of service Postludc:
Al) other offh ei - awl n-iuied aj onuessioual hymn niiocation. Rev
. | follows 2d Or Marshall Lee:
ade for the ' °* °r*e Iilk,,lv ','1 ^'» president re.tuing. Rev "
the past two weeks by rain
Introducing
this year, each of the forty young
Councilman Walter Hadfleld and Wl,mpn graduates will be assigned T1,r old inurc" stood unUI IMP. Smith Bpanoar I. Junes Rev Mai
Joseph Pollack and Anthony Pas- a masculine escort from among *'n*'11 a ^ond edifice was erected gbaJ] W Lee, Hurry Ellam. J Web-tella
and Alfred Rissel have given. alumni members to accompany her Th* second atzuTBtl KflTTad the er Krirhil Sfi H.niv I Rollins.
most ol the time in getting the H„ ,(,,. ^ ii-.ci,ed Into the alumni aosigraaatlon until Seintniber L'fl Sr, Wilimr Bath, Rei .!.
plot of ground in shape lor the, ..,.-. , UMH« oi,.i0,i..i..i,t,. ,R« when It was totally dartrorag Knvanagh. Rev I! Jerome Maiecki.
children of .he community and a. J*m" J "KJJ JJ, J bj fire. Oeorge H Duel and Barn Buckk
number oi otner public »pin»«i'"„ S-TwrtlZiisu^aaaVa A new-edifice of gray ashlar mas- Eleccon.it .ditcers of the board
residents have also given time to gJ^oWph.,i^dloTutSn wnl sing '"'"-v ^»> weeted a* the cost of "1 i.m.tees_. ■"i].rlsla| M men and
-' '• ent Two piutilsu, IrtHn St "%" ntm and TrrJit*-*rl an June :u> »""^'" w" be held at a meeting
(hews music department atfd al"*" (l" "» ',*'1" Hns ehureh build
local singer an ixii" ted to la listed ""< '■ aarvtoi the need-, of the com-on
the program. 7 .mumty todsy Mrs. Wrijihl l)i«'s:
Former Kt\sittUknt
?,M-, ,m? ,trn Plan to Honor BJllTo Harry Ellam .
Kev. Davies
plan i be atuioiiii, • ,i
pi nyer hymn benediction. Rev.
Antnit Coin-land; postliide
Plans For May 80
On Memorial Day. next Friday,
the members of the various posts
will assemble at their headquarters
anal naii ii m ■ farajsa north on
■i. <-t to St Matthew's Old
Canwten -ll Twelfih avenue, for
;. lolnt siivue at 915 consisting of
a prayer, an addn
' st Matthew* ehuroh,
singUig of "America"' and "Nearer
my Ood to Thee". Colors to the
front, placing of flowers on the
i i:iv< s.iluie by a firing squad and
the sounding of taps
Following the Joint service the
Com^ohaken High i-xll aiuTthe ***** wPl»in^HdalvveldnedPolnsttoNtoKO12■9r.ouaIn»d-ph
Wagner Post No. 772. Aniei -
Ui-ih S,l,ool
Senior Prom
Ih'ltl Tanifihl
i
lug of West ConsholiiM'keii
lervlre rorlHlgli aehool will Jnln III the gala
and MrsTHarry HI...,, o, *» We», „ » g£, 33S»«T » ■*»- S5o, "^ J OoSK.hock„ K5 j^jgg "£»• TX""^
Ten,,, £. dM Cf I-; gj "S£?£*££*S*I^S •*) •""" '""" ' '" > '" "" ^TSTSLjS^'JSSehSfi
comnutlee. presented special awards
to the outstanding football players
of last year. He explained that
there Is usually one award pre.
sented but the coaches and mem
By Ail l^'njitu'
Poll"wing a prolonged lllnf
Sarah Jane Wright, *■>, t
Oeorge Wright, died early Wednes-day
morning at her home. Nixon
street and Domino lane. Roxbor- Pull military honors were accord-ough.
Death was due to compllca- ed Harry M Ellam. Machinist Mate,
turn. [Third Class, son of School Director-
She was a daughter of the late i
Samuel and Sara Jones Cuminins. Tenth avenue, who died ol a nay |grmmm^»Z a^sTtsii inMallotion set 'h.«.l tonight
and resided in this borough prior shot wound on April 5 while serving vk.e ,,„ ,h(. llIlum|n, oaato* Rev 'lll'i> whool gvmn..
to moving to Roxborough some years In the United States Navy In the rii . -r Wlr,i«rs uiii rw. i.^io iw At r.inued t% the senior class in. x &£!• i "r'^<B^'" p",!i"i"r i"""," "rvr rz '- » ■ >**"!"""< mJSS& : a ',*,",'";,S"!"Z: "" nielli at 130 al the rhureh . o" ,!,,' ,elu!u
Rob,,, E Keigh,,,,, a pro- ^S C^SJa
t^,r£ ' ,1ns torough ., »lu.e .-.ll „•
fired and taps sounded at the monu-mi
in HI Second avenue and Fay-
'" i""111 '■' mii.Hken
Post No lf>74. Veterans o( Foreign
Wars, and Andrew 1 .annum Post
will eisll Plvmouih Fnetni
grounds at 9:45. Cold Point ceme-
Temple. Church of the Open Door held Wednesday afternoon from the
and the Conshohocken Missionary Ardell Funeral Home, 300 Fayette
society street
Conshohoeken Art League will of'the approaching camp fund tatr ■"«! Samuel Cummins, of thh> bor
open It-s annual exhibit and award t" be held by the Olrl Scouts of
« « = —-— —<• »«.»-1 annual prizes at a tea. June 8 at the district, June 7 at City Hall
of the athletic committee were I 4 p. m in the Mary H. Wood Park! Nomatown at a meeting of the ^'P*"™: ^^n
m
r j
unable to settle on one athlete and hoOM l Conshohoeken Neighborhood —
borough
i hool Two huniired and fifty
n waisnna rer- morrutig and services were rnnduct- i110||, ]1(1,|,IV,
hitniahoul ihe week
he hall
nd white .senior class |
chaplain
Plans Disclosed
Mr, Wmn « ROM,™, sr . com- j g t£S£^^^^ ™LZ IX'ZJSTMZS I Jfi
la«ioner of Uie Cenlral Uontgom- | Sarah Wnghl. at home, two brothels.' WMn,"r ^ No 772 A1Iwr,c.„ 1*- ',,,'' J„' „, ,'i,
V.«-'V?|»«|c.: "'"?»"". ;«;W;»^S^,0„?«: *».. »»" >— «" "■"'"« «^Pen„,;',,v.';i.0n,So.;d',o,''M.,' ' '« ""'
Surviving are her husband and
ie following children: NaElma Fer-
I [ell. East Palls: Oeorge. Phltade!
was necessary to pick two
then presented the award to Cap-tain
Stan Sachaceenskl. a tackle,
and Alan Tayler, center Both
were praised for their work Each
accepted his trophy In a few well-chosen
words
Olenn Kllllngcr Talks
Glenn Kllllnger, former All-
American football player at Penn
State and now dean of men and
head coach of football and basket'
The Katherine Langdon Corson, ation. Wednesday night at 7:S0 at
memorial medal will be presented i the Mary H Wood Park house,
for the best work done in the weekly \ The fair will be held from 11
Pennsylvania Board of Managers.
V.-K.-... wiil deliver the charge to ;' *m ^
l^LmTLS^^uNSo9^±tom^.\Ad^ay afSter'noWonm iCn0^chaCrMge Wof^tro- I] *™„, * "' the •*■■ "*" 'rh'^^iiits'^irproude^sniii,. nteter. of all Pro.- ?^jito FiSt?2rt
churches „( the borough haie been .„. r]Mm tfYiMUt and other Ueull.
Invited to particlijate in tlie im- ,m.,1,t><-:s. will serve as chaperones.
sketch classes of the league in the
Park house The annual award, es-tablished
bv the late Mrs Corson.
Plvmouih Mectlnc artist and an
early president of the league, has
been continued in her memory by
her sons.
Presented at the same time will
be the league's award for the best
to 9 p m , Mrs. Rollins said.
ing the support of the association
and Bessie Wagner. JeffersonviUe. Donald Stout, pastor of the Balitgo-
The funeral will be held tomorrow mJiigo Baptist church Interment
afternoon from the Ardell Funeral we* In Whitemarsh Memorial Park
Home. 300 Fayette street, with Rev The pallbearers were Kenneth
Wesley Whltehead. pastor at Bethel Bastlack, Roy Lapeuta. Oeorge Nor-lemple.
officiating Interment will > cross, Charles Pettin. William Die-
All .roVocui Si-*. ^Tniilni j •» '" ?fm".^
l«osiars to advertb-e the event
Miss Lyndell Reber, executive dir-ector
of the district, presented girl
scout literature to the association.
and spoke of Camp Kiwanis 1047 at
Obelisk for girl scouts
taHUatlweVch«i*r^ mBde ln the cUuis' and Mrs at»nle>' B Cooper, nelgh-
Slleai was introduced He „ lprt"« ^ 'he best work done in.borhood chairman prealding at the
lecteditwoplayerrfrom l^lfe*.^^ Survivmg, are l>er husband, a son, I^^j"
pressive twolold program , ;Ult(.PS lin. ,IS Vlilliv>.
Rev Stanley R. West. I) D.. ret tor r.iini. Jnseph Msrtinelll. Sol Ma-of
Calvary Episcopal church. Rev ring, John CzaJkow<kl. Florence Za-
I>mald Stout, pastor of Balitgo- droga. Isabella Bylaws. Jane Wil-singer
Brooke Moore, Jr. all of min„0 Baptist chnnii Waal Coo- Itaaaa and Ann WTlioi,
whom served in the Navy, and Rob-
18. Italian-American War Vet-eians
will visit the following ceme-teries
and conduct tlie order of
service: St Matthew's new ceme-lerv
at 9:45. Calvary cemetery and
rga gardens at in 30 and
the (lulpli ,-emeterv at It 00. En-rotlta
to tills Ixirnugh a salute will
be ftred and taps stiuuded at the
monument at the west entrance to
the Matsonford bridge.
Walter Zurkowski Post No 1. Po-
..hohocken. and Rev Marshall W lions; Sylvia Forltlil. Ann Webster... Anierican War Veterans, will
M-.^wiif.e^of'^Oeaoiege wW uMTatu*t, ddileSd!' SSlLav.l!n5,'*CSoiaJs!t Onouaarrdd' """ **** Sch*urc«h,"%w«ill"' pa8r't,iciPp*a't,e"'s i"n ""thTe "puIhTli".iu" Z'nn' ",d M""' ' 11 e ^uT.r orir " serv* ,
yeaterdayat her borne. Summit, -T^ fp-in-; squad comprised the, recogin'
mander. Donald Staley. Ronald . the churches with which
arenue. ' Fort Washington, follow-ing
a long illness
She was a member of Zion Luth- cuater. Robert McPurland Louis E McCarney. Ul). paH J St fil < mmi.lfi- WsW* OffpF > ■emeVeries''ire'|,oiin'iV-ti-il Tl'i.
„,88«ll Church and the Ladies- Aid rjOrwo, Daniel Hasf «s. Joseph Marks Luther... .hurch. are ILsted »° <•<>»«»■«»• ™ *'H< ""* * ZSTiiufZZ^^
Conshohoeken session, expressed thanks u> Troop ^^J'^'^te,,*^ . « lSK:.?,?_r,! DOr"'0 *"* JtmeS "aSS SStX* SLSl**%"%, -±*Flfif 4fl^41^ ^^ *"" "t-.Pl^U,,, Prk"dv C"'-
ffi^Snt^rOai1 aNndthgaCver°a -^l^unng ^pS ye" ° """ , S«K T mp ' iniW^erntnT fund' d
&rtPta^oMhelMrvt.,l unpreasl A su™" *** ^ *»» »* to" ™« »- » aSdUton to a contrtbu- d.ugh.ers Eleanor E of Philede.
upon the students the
between the one player
Paul Rlghler. deacon
church, will express the gratitude; ers CIO. comprising employes of .,.,„; Auxiliaries of the American
ring CarUle Si ', l
applied himself and the other pjB]
.('•iiliitwrd on Page fgntj
St Matthew High
Commencement
Plans Announced
Most Rev J Carroll MeCormiek.
DD, Auxiliary Bishop of Phila-delphia,
wilt preside at the annual
commencement of st Matthew's
High school. June 9 at 8 p. m in
St. Matthew's Catholic church
Emerson W Matz. Ambler: two
„. daugh.ers Eleanor E. of Philadel- n^8!*^ -omlnTruier ws? in <* the congregallon to the
riirrerJen^iau«urat«i bv the league, in response tmn of f« m^e to the aaiw fu^ ph** «^ of the ceremonies Tlie .clergyman
tZ,"IHnl Ito »" "PP**1 irom the weekly class bv Troops 8 and 9. as the result of "•*: "}d two ,(™n^l^11^?__ u ! aidea-de-canm ware Oeorge Glen- A malOto* choir of fortv-elghl the
.ȣ? ^ members Announcement as to thei^niliaiite aale Repreaenuttlves of
< Th* *>««»1 *»» * held from her X« .nd h .1 P lrck voices, representing .11 local Proles- ,..mpanys ofl .-its per,
—'-t-"— — Monday afternoon ' *'"*" »"u ""» r-""*1
an, cr,llrrhcs ,jf the borough, will hunt increase and six paid
lioll-nd
Valley Forge gardens.
Foreign
ailed for this afternoon at 4 at WiU, *„!'uroUdc ]uii(,h >t th(i ^^
It .■' ■
I sale Representatives time and place will be made soon.)0ther girl scout troops present were
: Oeorge H. Clement, of Ambler, Rsked to send contributions prompt-presided
at a meeting of the bOBJ
Inf directors. Wcdncsdav I j.;ach of the seven leaders present
] the Park house, when plans for the:K&ve a g^on talk on aid received
I events were made (rrm troop committees A film.
tiirl BcOUtUsa s Community En-
\tt«'Hll Mclll.Mli-t Ml^fl (untinueri on Fsge Threel
in,nn
tUiii.l Avociutioii
residence on ■""""'' ■""•"-■"«-■'"-■" ant urchi's of hour with Rev Paul Whitmoyer. pastor Commander rraill praaamad the sim (l. thr srr.k.r under the direc- davs durmtt th. ■■
of Zion Lutheran church officiating "" which rtrajied Hie casket .'rum ,|on ,,, f,r,,t WaMcr De Prefontalne. No paid holirtavs wen ursi
at the service Interment, Wall be in , the lime it left the Pacific until 1L | orgfaiilat and chorister of the workers in previous contracts, a Ihrrt'tors W ill >lrcl
Cold Point cemetorv .reached it* final resting place to ■,., company- official -tated
Mrs. Henry AnaVrstm i Mr. EU*m xhe chorus was formulated for The local has been on strike
Funeral services for Mrs Helen; the c.mniunliv service, honoring since Mav 2 Production Is at a
Collins Anderson, 53, wife of Henry Jjm %a-||ail\ (»i\)'ll Rev Mr Davtaa, last Sunduv night standstill and «:'
A rwta»raunts irKn ytt^H U/«arilli>auf1fli' fnt_ *
The lonuaJ meeting of the direc-tors
of the Monigomen Oomttt
Branch. Pennsylvania A
for the Blind, will be held June 2,
III Roxborough Church Ho-pilal VdmiKHioiirt
Rev Anthony J Fiynn. STL
Ph.D. college professor and resident ' Rnjgr ' Aven
at immaculate ConcetHlon church. -
Jenklntown. will make the address
to the graduates
Rev Joseph W Kavanagh. ad-ministrator
of St Matthew's parish,
will present the diplomas and Rev
Anderson, who died Wednesday fol- ■ at St Mark's Lutheran church, at of work
lowing a prolonged illness, will be Kf.wliiiir Trmiliv whuli csUBJOhau °' th*' bopnigh A meeting
held tomorrow- .ftemoon at her ■»*"*•"■•« "T".' voiced the appreciation and afTec- aaa held Wednead.) hut it was re-home
52 Main street. Bloomabury, James Nellany. resUurant proprl-'tion of tin ,miim-nim for the dean ported that an insufficient numbe.
interment wUl be in Blooms- . etor at 61 Favette street, was tne , r ks al i l.-rgymen. whose record of attei 4 '.' "' ,,, r.^??, " ■eaS^
Pr«idemoy^rMethodm" Church tT MonuoineryHospitaf yesterday bury Cemetery e^gtmato bcrwW to UK' Mflj^fflW yaara oi contteuona aanrice at a , m have been p ant; Jgg^ .,.rouv:liout
She was daughter of tlie late Mr Division B in the Philadelphia tornl church is unsurpassed In the regular!! out no dlsturoance has .
been raportad
Anthony and Jeanette Santoni.
429 W llth avenue, were admitted
lie oner1"' th*" Plymouth Country i
■afcar will be Rev I-arman
0d blind huuiotist-i'lnl-
Sherwood is a well-known
fInure U) BBTI !• 8, '.'.(linen s
School District Superintendents as- as tonsil patients: Mrs Louise
soclatlon at the annual election held » hkrff. 1023 E Elm street, medical. and_ Mrs Andrew CoUma. «id was ^thollc Bowling leagj
at s dinner meeting last night at and Mrs. Marlon sauter.
Methodist church
during the boroug Amerk i
Christopher J Otbney, principal of, tferu Congleton. of 525 Spring Milt
the school and assistant parish rec- avenue.
tor. will make the awards.
A class of seventv-four, including j A 1t\ lUUt L':„|,| II.,...,
33 bovs and 41 (Ml will he gradti-1 »44l.tHM» r iHfl liOIISr
IVrmit Is I—.nn!
W born in West Conshohoeken She , season Just closed Bowling with the
attended West Conshohoeken high : team representing St Matthew's his Mm
Roxborough totwrt opeisk. four of 200 Jos- school and later resided ln this bor- parish in the league. Nellany had Juile 1
R Lincoln Hain. 109 East 14th ephine avenue West Conshohoeken. ough prior to taking up her real- , an average of 162 for the **ason wm b,.
avenue was named chairman ol »M treated at the hospital vester- dence in New Jersey following her H' *« aarmrded a trophy at Uv
music m the association and Mrs. j J" roTa Ucera e^l S>U-ot the right nuurlage She was a inember of , **h.h "n
1^ln^Vraau^heId^r
|& sunered when he steppen on . lgjinBloom »bur y r.-U,fklll^^nSLltkiSFSu^ b^VSS
Davies will officiate at
rrkN m the local chui h Kri^-lt.-U lo Obfaerve
Attending the dinner also was Mr'
lili-Snil For ii 1500
I 'r i 11 I *r;i c| ice
Baptism and communion ,»'•',","" "" ,-r mT1 _ ir
-Irda. wwiitihn ttnhee npaasst'ofirr--eHi e,,' I| ;1f1i1:1...-IilM. 4\l.l.l.i,n;,.I.T--.,IIn\ ,(„U,. n»if.o„r_m. s will be issued on Sun- B , ... ,,.. Ir„m i ^ 5 n the communion service - ' mi B'° '« "!n ' ' fc: .
DOa paates Bf Mr and Mr David Krtebel. Of to Uie members o| tlie Wsshltigton
n will v« Baal Tenth avenue will observe Fire company foi the brtp to i"r«
,,., of ,ilr,lr i.ext Thursdav No uniforma will be
The Ace Maintenance Service,
Philadelphia seeks 81.500 al
Surviving are her husband a sis-I U» rectory about June mirriage nexi Tueada:
ter. Mrs Anna Kerstler of Lans- i M:MH:„n S«-r\ici'* »»«»*" " ':' lv'; !" t-?" '""' Ml Krlobel lhowwrm are employ^ on Stinriay.
downe and a brother Oeorge Col- ! 'fllw"on WBTTH l * faculty of Chester puhh. ach.- lee snd have given pi;,., notice. AU
llns of Sa-fwater Pa A two-weeki,- minion will 0|>en RP\ Mr Davies will remove to Rubber AI Tire cnrix.rat.on for the members who jilan to go to Yorg
Charles f Quinn Sundav in st Philip Neri CaUiohc wir.-e Plains N V lone 6. mak- past ihiriv-flve veers and ts now are re<|u-
Funeral services were held at 2 30 church, Barren Hill Re\ A A ing his home with his older niitht foremen The Sunda;
Will Draw Down Water
Im^emnt bhimll ftrmomJTSrr-a'.^ntgt "eF, ryrVrrssTt 1'iannda , "i assarVsoam fWtn gh< WIIlsBsrT A Dovle pastor announced tods'. on Tuesday will he celebrated I' m- _^ , .. , n ,_ , ».,h„ tun„ri Daumnin —■
The permit for the erection of O.-l vVncenT'chai ret^ODasgaaanaatan! t■**• >^»*™l Home, for Charles j »ther Leonard. Passionlst
ItlaU Isoaaa at the Community Can- *' l"^it°nJSTat the^M^tgomeTy E 9^» F»W old son of C. Ea-'«loner from Bavonne N J. will nf Ntw York Cl-y an amalgama
at the:, ,
Window Krnkt-ii
In r«aawa,nhnffcfiii ^^nal ^^^lc,tJ^w
w2eJ^J^^ a
SpeeUl to Corj«nhoeken Recorder day by Borough Secretary Joseph
b? P>nn» Newi Service j Qyinn to building (otitnu-tor
The State Water and Power Re-; rr.iiik 8BM
sources board lias approved the en- ail estimated expenditure of 840.000.
croachment application of *
Schuylkill Navigation company for,Witj i^ star'ed within a few days
the right lo draw down water U
Conshohoeken Canal in the borough; i,5?T,,r,'tIS ■^.'.Vh ■,,« .
of Conshohoeken to make repairs!J™; ££ &*„«*?»> p'S^nVZ
to chains a; Lock No 67. 'A Dee™ recording orcinatra
mond and Ruth Clouaer Qumn of conduct the sei vices the first week tjon
Flourtown. who died yesterday in a M which will be exclusively for agenrli
Flourtown hospital Interment waaj
In St Matthew's cemetery
..f :J-.< i.,; wall m
The plate glass wlndo- . the!
A At P supermarket at Sixth ave l.jnil* To Mfti Tllr^nav
nue and Fayette Ureet was broken John v' hoUo M1 Svelte street
•bout 10 last night, the r»lice de- wU1 ^ proBr,,m chairman of th*
reports It is believed th- .emi-mont tins of the
and the second (or men of Miss Dorothy Davies a member
the new pariah ot the staff of the Baptist Publ'ca-
Evmiing eerviee* will be hetd at 8 tam .Societv Pluladeluhm. will mak>
and time of masses will be an- her home in West Philadelphia
nounced at services. Sunday morn- nlanninr to spend week'
ing when Father Leonard w-ill ad- White Plain'
dress the eongrecatlon on the com-ing
mission Sunday
Wife U uVnciiciut
ln( . H. M«-rk«-l l>l:it<-
t the hose house at 1 30
aalna in in* of
rain the drill will be held indoors
Sunday and at In freest
of the lire house next Monday and
I evening* at 1
Suit for dhorce ha, s," been tiled in
H Williams or WhiM
through Hattie A Swartr.
-, masses at the ~ his wife Ell/a A Merkel. who is lier guaro
window wu broken by bnys No at- Lions dub Tuesday night at 6 15 church are at 8. t'and 11. all low, Conshohoeken needs a eonina also named executrix The will was Williams, charging indignitie* They
'tempt at burglary was discovered. |at Spring r-lill fire house. services ordinance wruten De< 7 1937 were married March 20. 1046
"I Ridge pike who died last Sun-dav
was orobated in ihe reEi*'ei
ol wilia office yesterday The estaU
valued at «4 0OO is Iw-queathed Ul
Blaa M-rke]
Srrk* l»i\on-c