The Conshohocken Recorder, June 10, 1947

              ®l)c Consljoljockctt Recorder
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7699. CONSHOHOCKEN, PA.. TUESDAY. JUNE 10. 1947
Commencementi (;ET T,,,, wmm■ St. Matthew's *;«'™"«"Army ;' * »;<-^»
\^mmmmm ^_ lops (.on I III Drive t.ronp Or<>;mize<
For87 AtCHS
Held On FridayJ
Multiple Awards \\ on
K> ■main WVMMT
\IIII Stella Stiiha
Tliree of the B7 young men and
women of the class of 1947 of Con- ,
shohocken High school captiin-<i tii..
16 animal academic prizes, with il:p
exception of the art awarl. B( the j
76th annual commr,nceni MI <\.-i-
::tv night in the in'ii
school autliiiriuiii
Winner of the largest number of
acholaslic awards was Brooke Web-ber,
son of Mr omi Mr< OeClje
Webber, Sr , of 714 Hallowell street.
Valedictorian of the class, he was
awarded a four-year scholarship to
Lafayette college. Easton, offered by
the Lee Rubber & Tire corpora-tion;
the annual alumni prize of
lioo toward a ooUgn scholarship:
the science and mathematics medal
offered by the Renseelaer Poly-technic
Institute, also three other
awards and tied for three more.
Exclusive of the Lee scholarship
inrdal, hit awanK tola I In value
$127 50.
Meal highest prize winner m
Stella Sluba. sahtutorlan. daughter
of Mr and Mrs Bnlcslaw Stuba. of
334 East Elm street, who received
the Lee Rubber At Tire corpora-tion
four-year scholarship to Ur-stnus
college, the science medal
awarded by a Philadelphia optical
firm, three other academic awards
and tied with Brocke Webber Cor
three more. Exclusive of the Lee
Scholarship and medal, her awards
toU) in value $37.50.
Ranking third as a prize-winner
Is Victor Molitemayor, son of Mr.
and Mrs1 Joseph Montemayor, 351
Spring Mil) avenue, who received
three scholastic awards, -totalling
$30
Winner of the annual $5 art
award given by D M. Feldman of
„p#3ljroal MI Urtyeiuroup urgamsed
l-IVptt Ifinlniil^m fiB«0nd of he $26.000 reported' The po|.,e Pension Fund corn-el
VC.*) I71lil«llilcl> meeting, a re- «"*»• '" «* *°™** °' Con^°-
, . ' . , J * " iiccken was organised at a meellnn
"- '""»> by haWThuradaj at theOonahohook»n
Genera] Chairman Mubelle U K.ighth avenue and
Ktrkbride shows a grand total to Fiyette street
date of $28,244.68 which i.s $H 7*4 Albert A Oarthwuilc. pi
moie than fcht SlS.'iWi RubbtJ A- lie corpore-al
Armv In Its 1947'Hon. representing the manufac-
Maintenance Fund Campaign luf t own Tl In* committee, we
<iit. Thomas Williams
The report shows $io,s04.94 MI member "i mem council wme named
rontrlbutions outrun n -idem
111 propel here »i. nt.1t t'nief Waiter Phipps. represents
was given. (the police on the eornmil
A list of the ammints contributed' Joseph Quino and PtWdl J Bob
To Class of 77
Chester KUncewIci
\mi Nanc) Sagle
Receive Hoaora
M.. Nine] >'igle. daughter of
Mr and M: Bamtl - .-aglP. of 10
West Hector street, and 01
Klincewicz. son of Justin Kltnce-wlcz.
of 222 fast Hector street, were
honored as the lushest-ranking Boehret". Mrs. ..
"■ siHia.22. Plymouth Mrs. Bla Dtehl 0
Papal Blessing
Is Accorded To
Father Strumia
Honor- Conferred
Ihirinr Ilalian \ i-il
Di*clo*ed at lfaiH]iiet
The blessing
wivsr.oRsi»> tWARD
the Buprame
by various sections, and a list or.enrieth, borough secretary mid Pontiff or the Roman Catholic
the leaders of the drive in the var- itreggliror. will fill those offices as church has been WWWlied H n Vic-
Ineludee: too ordmanre govern- tor Strumia nn u'i>
Conshohoe,;en alri Caroline ina the police Pension Fund mas'and Damiai
Reuiwn UeHaven. mluot President of Council Oeorge C|j„rch tn BonnecUon with the 40th
Smith served as secretary aiituv ary of his ordmnttoi
Floyd Snyder.'Mr Quirin who Was detained t
being proenni
members of Die graduating
77 young men end women, accorded MM*) rjpp« Merlon \,... ,<,„ tI ibe organisation maeUns instead ol £E£^^~^££M
diplomas at last mghr s annual fcfeoaorn M: Fa*™* R,.v,w!«r <_,,■„. „»., ... .1,1,,,,....
ioaumnoemtni of s; Matthews $570-je
boo), m si Matthew's Oath-|
1 oiie church
M.s-s Nag'ie received the St. Mai
tbew'l Alumni association award of _.
$25 for tin aw rati h
■ in the commercial course ovt)
4-yi ar period Chester Kliurew
.was awarded the Rev. Richard
KmiUian pn/e, 111 similar amount
donated by the Conshohocken
OouncU Knights ol Columbus, for St. (><>rtril(l(> School 21 i oiiinli-lc SllldU
the highest general average a\■■■:
j 4-year period In the academic
the
Eight Graduate Awards Made
On West Side At St. Mary's
\uanU Diploma*
bmUaJtt testimonial banquet Satur-uuv
ntghi m the I
H.ile\i: -.Stratford hole) Philadel-phia
Hie rare Papal Blessing, ronfer-nd
by Pope Pius Xll thv. . I
dinai Joseph Mtyone. An!)
Nlcomedlusiu. during the local
clergyman* recent visit to Italy,
was read publicly at the banquel.
arranged bv Catholic pilgrims from
I'liiU(iel|ihiu. New York and ether
out-of-town communities who DOOM
here yearly to the feast of Ss Oos-tn.
i.s and bamian. patron saints of
the looa] ehureh
.,imi- three hundred men and women,
eiuhih ,nrlli"'lnt' high-ranking ■erdeauwri u
, and civil <iimii!niles. wan
grade of St Marys parochial school tQ honor Ul(1 prlMt mPIllb,.r M .m
MISS ruuu nxmoTON
At Parochial School
ompsetad the pre*| Haheat emirli mirtlni th
■ pletlon '■! itucnwi in the
Annual Awards
Bv Art League
Mi—, dan r.llinf!ton
Wini. Canii Medal
PHICE: THREE CENTS
Rotary, Lions
Hold Annual
Joint Meeting
Jadgc Kolirii KolfiiT
IVIiwr- 4ddran
on "Kill <»f Ki(iln*"
A prominent Philadelphia jurist.
[son of a former principal of St.
Matthew ■ high school here, was
guest speaker last evening at the
annual joint meeting of the Con-
.shnhiKken flnntfj ",1<l lions rlubs
at Ridgeway Oardens. Ridge pike.
Rooart v. noiger. judge
»f the Orpht l
I he -leaker was presented by
leonard A Tatone. Esq.. borough
solicitor of Wesl Conshohocken,
chairman of the program commit-tee
for the meeting
Judge Bolger spoke of his father'*
connection with St. Matthew's
school and expressed a close per-sonal
regard tor Conshohocken.
Taking for his subject "The Bill
uf Rights ". he pointed to the neces-sity
for a deep understanding of
unu regard lor Hie Bill o( Rights.
"It is our gospel. It Is to our gov-ernment
what the Bible Is to re-ligion
The Bill •>! Hiyht 1 the
ml of our Government . he
Each received three other sew
demic awards ih. award! were ■'a™ pupils
not announced until the exercises icrlbed oourae In St Oertnidt'i
Rev Aiiihuny J Plynn. STL.jKrade schixil in West Oauhohock-
Ph. D.. colligr profeaaor and res,- ";i and were uwarded diplomas nt,
dent at bunuculate Conception the graduation exeretaea foll.-wim. were made Joinlly to John Rorien-1 outstanding faint lv of Turin. Italv. U'liRdon Qoraon memorial medal lold his audniu,-
hurch. Jenkinuiviii. di - -In- si ofekKk mass Bunday mornliig uauII|> ",ld Clttr" Kurys at aiinui.l m ■ddltun U liie Papa] Bit v ,lnn'' 1,; "*•. •■•** Contlnuuig. he said. We will never
, h " exercise Saturday night In Stjan Apostolic Blessing. Issued the tf «a«ch c«ae 01 Uw Ooraw»nor«n eliminate Communism l>\ simply
The members rsl the aisulisattns M"n ■ church hall These two stu-jMme day at Washington, was read. Art League durina the past year, yelling 'Red Rather, we will hav
i-d In whit.- gowns 3 I*"*
earing white wreaths and cor-sages
of pink roses rode from the^.0(|p stU(1rnlA presentation
school to the church because of the ,hrS). aw^rdfi wlls mi0> laflt werk
I heavy rain which made it
and Archbishop of Laodlcea Tlie
kid that Our Most Holy H,'USI'
Council Votes
Norrlstown was Carolyn Beaver. f.T 471 f e
daur.hier of Mis Elizabeth Beaver \\ AUi \pii ar I 111A Raymond M BoraeUeca
148 East Sixth avenue Carmella il 1 CT? kjC» V I IjlllC
Catholic church,
ttvend .1 foneful commi
,,'<■■:■
hold stoutly to the ieln:ious tenets
instilled in
lahOonzuok,
D.D Auxiii»i\ rhahop of Philadel-phia,
presided at the unpreaalvi ex-ercises,
preceded by a procession of]".?
.graduates from the school to
church, the young women wearing
all-white academic caps and gowns,
laud the Mttng men In black.
I Rf\ Joseph W Kwanikh, ad-'nwtoi of the Church, who urged the.eusr. Kosciuszko club, were present-.priest while
minJatrator, awarded the diplomas, j (troup to remember their early, ed to Antoinette Brzoaka and Rich-| read,
and Rev Christtinhc: J OibneyJ teaching and to continue their edu- ard Pultorak. who attained second speskers si BantiMel
■ nd high school I cation. He presented the diplomas highest averages. I Principal speaker at the test!
fttntg were earlier recipients ol the Author uf the Apostolic Blessing n' lll<' annual tea and opening pf to get the same fanatical belief In
annual American Lefton medab , was A C Clgognanl, aixwtollc dele- ,m' exhibit ol the work of sketch 1 the Bill of Rights, which the fol-preseiited
to outstanding eighth gate from Pope Plus to this nation, c,aM members Sunday afternoon lowers ol Communism Ol Hlllertsm
at 4 in the Maty H Wood Park |„„i m dieir leaders and tenets.
A recent |H.II indicated thai only
A capacity audience attended the Ftiiher Pom- Pius XII has hed approximately a quar- „ne iierson in every four knows
to hold llu- scheduled proces-1exercises at which twenty.lour pup- graciously d-igned to bestow Upon r ">' a*u b> lht lBlel what the Bill of Rights la. This h
"'on- us, including S boys and 18 girls V(,u lhe special apostoM. blessing- Mrs Walter Coraon. early president „ shocking disclosure," he said."
The address to the graduates was sstre given certificates ot comple- A thud blessing ft ni the Arch- "( ;hl" lPa»lw- ■nd (otitlmied In Ml Yet no American would give up a
marie by Rev Thomas L Oaffnev. lion Awards donated by The Tad-,bishop or 'hum eraated the l'x-ul '""""'V of her sons, the award has single w—■
• i Turin in March *..., '; • u made everv vear slme Bolton understo
Cnruiii Pliro.lt.il 111 nii,1.> tlii> .... i...irf
ord ol it. If he knew und
understood it It protects everything
Chestnut Mill made the we hold dear." Judge Bolger said.
preeenUtlOD at the tea which was "It guarantees freedom of religion,
attendtd by more than flity men freedom of speech, freedom of the
principal, the » iCademk prbtee The awards ror highest general A*'»^ for the highest average in, mouial banquet was Or Vlnreimi "no, Wl,m*'" t
ll">" "lls ... .. _ _i_ . .... ^ "•minmilty praaW, freedom of assembly' he n.. *™' • ••«.■»•. ,,_,___ , ,_ _, ._ . "... "... 23 _ _ _ _ . iind siirroioiriliiir nreii ....,,.>... I . ,m ■■!( ii». i li,. nrl.
'/.iiiiii daughter ol Mi and Mrs
Cuiiiinc Zinnv of 433 West Sixth!
avenue, received the Trl-Hi-Y ■
Award of $5 for greatest service j
tendered the club.
The names of winners were held I
In secrecy until announced at the1
exercises.
Contractor Offen*
To Pav Goal Of Main
averages were presented to Oeralri religion went to Eleanor Manaszko. DeVirgllis, Ph.O . DDH. gradual.'
Hi:" Uoh neiiue and "ir ;'»!"<l DttOsl l>\ Leon Rada- ot the Uuiverslly of Rome, and of
Mnarh. o| Prom si "SriS ^ *• ,ol,nrr Medlco-Chirurgical In-
II..Her Miidenu i'hvlli- Ctemelski. Mary Cross., stilute, later absorljeil by the tTltt-
Ttie honor students in ail of the M"r"" chl lu,kl C""" ^emity of Pennsylvania, and forin- KrlSL^r^ZLV^^ Praxes .Pruslnow-sk, and J0s»prd» | ^Swpcta£d with the D
Orade ft -Oeralri Leflar. Dolores
alld
Dr. Leon T Mocre. district su
the Philadelpl
, Conference, delivered t
aaaac68 befo'e
Town council met In special ses-sion
Friday night to consider the
installation of n sewer line in [Tenth
WO>HI street m the ten o'(
Mr Moore of th<- sewer commit- the Uiurclv with an addres»
MfLBBBHrJeal a nieellng of the com- Father Kavauach. Brmjiniiiii
nd Weodtaltarv beaurrfBlly u
wree- with 8. J Vaarruanl. bulMtliR eluded the ecmrawnriinent exerr
contracwar. who requested inatal-'The rhurch was fill'd to upacir
1stlow of the %ew*r in oider to itontinaed on Page raerrl
»erve iwaive houses he plans to
eracl on property a; that location.
Vsarml advised t hem of
due $215
OUt-tlie
st
Matthews Hlah eohool athletic
trophy offered to tlie BV
ageous athlete
taf In van- "'"""V";1 SSs^Tlfh^'rltoSl SztuWnskl received gifts for out- „( public A ■tsUnee Philadelphia
' °" KOV-;rtan?r-h i«n^^^SL-Tri^ sUndlng accompllshmenu through-, lauding Father strumm and his
'■ ESy iS^I^V'^fTPn"' °«t ,l,t' "n**" Mh001 >,(,ttr °1,U rtmnus brother, Dr Max Strumia,
< TH. n vH.?\ n^T i. K- lWerp Prownwtl th'nt by the Holy i co-developer of blood plasma John .i Toth end Joseph <"'"1'' I '*■'"
E. O'LHinnell P •»■ *
Baccalaureate exercises were held Jane McKay jeach of the graduates by Dr. W F. I engaged in vTtal
ade 6 Francis McDermoti cteaMsJd who delivered an ad- strumia In savli
tu McTamney. Madonna Wood oh i-.es Sterling silver Dr Strumia in saving their lives. _,.
Iiu MtAIeel Margaret pootow- rUig were given the graduateh by i One Is a symbol of lb* power and "J™gX^^JFLZSl ££
rroundiin limited out 'It guarantees the prl-
.Mis... hen. Baituu.k of Rndgeporl vacy of the home, trial by Jury.
i He progress print, pre- h i.s the policeman that guards
tnted foi the greatest progress our property rights It* assurance
made during the raw Ml» Ethy- depends on our vigilance—and how
lene J>.rb received honorable men- •■ vigilantly we watch our rulers. Its
tloii Lilli.in P LaSota. of 809 East external enemies are the dictators,
Kim fttntti nieived the league, who are long on promises and short
Drhal tot the best work done in ■m performance They ask that we
Conshohocken High school art turn over our freedom to them, for
PHll Huppr. B»rb.r,. fmSrm,?Sf,STS«S%,.«pr™nt«^^^' n^n^r »^,,d» d bi.ri™ of U.TTt.ll.n' cl*»" durtn« """. >*i"to■ "*^•"<»"■"«<•»"-' "^>;"'"»„•r""«;«',';»..*X""r!<l'""<•;>^" ,""<'M^""
Qiecgje Nevlns. of Eighth avenue he warned in coiuitidiini his foce-to
capaettv Snesklng of the ehsottr
condition of the world today he rec-ommended
a 'revival In politic* and
religion1 as the onl
Ing the fine education which the
jrhotjl.. he dKland thai education l 11M, , „,'„'u„r ,„ ,
■" .^.". 1"^,P"r;U.°" K' Wh*.l'f V'[<" >"e properlv. He had I.MU.C! ion 1 .?^™ll,er„*^*'!,i"a. ''Old »'««50 W have the work ,-,,,,,. A* W* I nCmaU
Mr Papnldl moved that an aaree-
.1
Exereises Held
J.n,„ Kenv.Harry Mlta.e,,.J»X»'«v33ltSS rte'v" SSSSTn*": Bil.l.- CUM OnttSg iii.tit bltWOOP Ha property owraarel Thrrtj-flve members of the class e•■npihl MVnullie'nn. J. Ie. •a!!n■ 1 MM KKa«yt'. J.IomseBptihh-. ' jVcrXjig. rector * presen..te.d. the djl.p..lii. '
1M7 Conshohocken High me Morris mas and made an address to th:
for the unexpected Make
lives significant by constantly la-bs]
the abilities that Ood and nat-ure
have given you.'' he urged In! a'n7'th7"^roUBY"^"pr7pared'
conclusion. 'ing that the property owners ertUlschool members of Ss Cosmos and
Robert c. Landls. superlnterident ()iU !lU uneiieei incurred by the Caiman Catholic rhurch who at-j Kane Johanna McGuire
of local public schools, presented a sewer line extension installation and. tended the weekly religious instruc- Attendance < ertifleales
representative diploma to Joseph that the borou«h engineer eubmll there throughoui the AM.-ndaiu" rer"""" were tv' si.iv
LPJ"1 *!?.tt»J*?l?..far_*ggy^ v ' _?Plti5LJ55tJfi ^e awardid the following student , Members of the class were W1L
Theodore Sarnnc/ak. John Murphy liam Bany, PraiKls Hylinskl, Rich
Iceland Hovey, of the Norrlstown
ji„-r ,n *r MJ,»h' Hon- Rotary club, was a visitor Harry
Bry James White Marlyn PQ,. Clowns; seventh, Aunt BesMe's Sup- Rt Rev Moaslgnor Tliomas F.
kowski Ellyabeth Blona Mmrv crstitlons: eighth. Martha wait/ and McNallv rector of Immaculate (*on-
Anne RsMskT I Temptations Of the World •( ..niinued an Page I
nO«ra<d*eT^e2-Wnnilmliamm Bo.arrnnvy«o.kck.,,„C,,o„n„s,t„a„nce, Oolas delivered the nrf Inilll B,,^,,,,,^ |
Orade 1- John Nlblo. Oeraldine^^dyn,^ -T^,. graduation song
The M-M Bible Class
Mark's Lutheran church will hold
welner roasit tomorrow •waning op .,"|
the Alma Mater song and a Polish Joylen Farm. Cnld pom- th
tall and was formerly asso- dav eveniiiR He has chosen Tor the
elated with Andorra Nurseries, subject of his address: "lhe Land
Harmonville A native of Charlotte, of Afghan".
N C. Miss Ellington received no
art training prior to entering the ]
league class several years ago.
Approxtn ■ i "t work
in a varietv of mnli.i.
harcopl oil. water color and pas-luded
In the sketch class, , Talented menihers
Mn-i* .11< I lim -il.i\
adudlni |>\ Kaplist (»l'«»|l|»
m pas-
It...■. m poiekl
Kreasky. class president, who re-ceived
it on behalf of all the gradu- I Moore seconded "thi
otes. Edward W. oermann. hly.li oarrlod
school principal, presented the aca-. -u,e sewer line eattggatlOsl
riemlc awards Howard Lentz. trees- proximately 250 fe«>
bloh second annual commencement ex-tndgy
after
noon at the chun h
Miss Lucy Colanzl. of 141 West
: ot the teacher John 1 >
members of the class are request'
to meet in front gj the
H:.
xlnlat. which will remain on view Fellowship of
Youth
lhe First Baptist
School (losing
urer of the alumni, presented the i SamuelDcMedlo.'ocal realtor, rep- \ Eighth avenue, received highest
alumni award, and Oeorge H Duck, resenting the conlrat. r, Vagnonl. in honcr f;ir religion, with an average
vice-president and director of puoll , filing the houses to be erected oniof 88. and was given a pin. bearing
relations of Lee Rubber & Tire , tr,e plot, appeared before town coun- the word, religion" and a cross,
corporation, made the presentation 1 cu at the Mav meeting and re-1 Second honors went to Miss Vir-of
the Lee acholarshtps. quested that the sewer be installed1 gmla DAlessandro, of 123 Maple
A procession of graduates, clad in saving the absence of the sewer main'street, with an average of 87. She
black academic caps and gowns. | la delaying construction of all ex-,received a pin. inscribed "merit",
down the main aisle of the auditor- i cept two of the houses in the pruj- Mha Vilma jtanettl received a pin.
ium to the palm-adorned stage, op- got inscribed writing" as a special
ened the program. Mr rjgpaktl gloved that the iccie- award for composition
The high school orchestra, riir- . ational committee of town council Si>ecial awards for excellent con-ected
by C Lester Shade, super- , be authorized to prepare a lease duct were awarded to Edith Lepera _,
with the Conshohocken Bocce club and Theresa DeMarro. whose pms I il\l UIH1 AlllnillllhlU1
for a first ward playground on part,were inscribed with deportment" ■■.. ■ .• ,, .
of UM I.occe club property at Third A religious picture was gfren I.vtin rifflirr It) < .<»!II-IOII
avenue and Wcod street Mr Do-'Frankino as an award for neatness
lanskl seconded the motion which _ Awards for best effort shown In
this week In the assembly room of 'hurch will present their first musl-the
Park House Cf,lp Thursday night at 8 in the
Oeorge Clement, ol Ainblei. presi- w*^*' i-oonu. oj UM chm.h
. 'dent, greeted the groups Sunday. Proceeds will aid the Baptist mLs-
The committee m rharge of the aI1(1 llU,|l|1(,d lnr ,1WBids Mis sll>,i ciusade Miss Ruth Righler is
Caroline Perglqe. Mary M arab-|Rodenbaugh. Henry Sivlck. Joan; outdoor program for the meeting stunt B Molonv tormer president general chairman of the eveni wMOh
and James Borkowskt. Marie Bruno. Antoinette: comprises Mr and Mrs Kenneth pI(-„.Mtr,| lll(. prtaes to the high is "lien t" 'he public Daniel 8
White jBraoska. Marie Choinski._Phyllis Kltpatrick. Sh-i winners TIU followed witli Hleatand, of Montclalr, Pa. a stu-
Margarrt Murphy. Joan Powers ard Lasota. Richard Pultorak. John [
ri.M.-i-ki
larle Choinski Phvllis Kilpatrlck. Mr and Mrs Herald -(tliM)| winil(Ik ' T, _, I(ll,((^(i w^, H.esl
Mary Cross, Florence Faust. Harold Campbell. Robert Mfs prB„g j Q Jones as chair- dent
carried.
President Smith presided.
received religious pictures
*2lr3£i!£, Being Cared For By Dutch Family
viaor of music, played the nroces-sional.
the recessional and a selec-tion
during the program
Rev O E McCarney, pastor of
St. Marks Lutheran church, offered
the invocation a:id Rev Harry P.
Boughey. pastor of the Methodist
church, pronounced benediction
Stella Stuba's salutatory "»—■» I Plpanuii las \l....t
s "World Oovemment. the Path ' r Ir* ,,M " In "W *
to Peace", basing her tddre ■ on \ special swUng <<\ the Plf-
Oeneral Arnolds statement■ ntouth Fire company win be held
•Through international co'labora- iThursday night at 7.30 at the fire the religion class. She received
tlon we must make an end to all, house to consider the purchase ol attendance certtfl
war for all time for good of all." j a new fire truck Stanley Andrze-1 Perfect attendance for under-
Theme of the valedictory preegnU]Jegyfe is president of the'nev h-cr- graduate students went to Theresa
ed by Brooke Webber was Obstac- iganlred volunteer flre-flghting unit.1 i<:ootlnued on Page Fourt
les in the Path of World Govern-ment",
his tonic based on ' , *\r ■ l .o l _M ■ fell l
statement of C B Robeon. head! lit'a\P(I>l I^M*al >olUH'l* III HoMillM
of the department of political set- '
ence, L'nlverMtv of North Carolina
•■That there
necessity to avoid war cannot
The grave In Margraten
in Oeleen. Holland, of Pvt Samuel
H Horn, a Conshohocken soldier
who was killed in action in Ger-many,
has been ..
land family and is receiving affec-tionate
care and visitation in the
[manner that his family here would
Igtre if the bodv had been sent to
I the United States and rested in a
. iraTewry word of the ado-
1 the grave of private Horn
was received by his mother Mrs
Elmer Horn, 7B Poplar street, who
had seven sons inducted into the
World War II.
Private Horn was killed >u ac;ton
on February 28. 1W5 while serving
with an infan'ry unit In
The letter received from L Nij-
-nhuls. who has adopted the grave.
lollows
"Oeleen May 29. 1847
'Dear Mrs Horn;
You'll think a letter from Hol
t of music at West Chester State
The school will close tomorrow Demurat. Constance Oolas. Clara K«oeUer, Ralph Stanko and Mil-' m„n Crlmson row;f MXd deutIlu Teachers college and a member of
frar the sumrner vacation The pupils Kurys Augellne MMUT Eleoiwr dred Smith with OeraW Faust, class 1U: ice-draped ""■ Phnenixville Communiiy Band,
from umrtec 5 to 8 are tndsv h.ilriino-' Nanassko. Francis Prusinowskl. president in charge of the business ... W||| be the guest artist
r2!L1^fi"wniLW n«™lpLy
TlV°h.» iB""1" Prusinowskl Coiistance ROB- meeting w" UDI^
eroned bv ^ lers tS2h7 Min.m,eck1' "^ Ann SUBBUkl' H"m ^ are requested to wear »« .
S°"^L^ ? w , "SS? MiriB.m S/tublnski. Josephine Srtubinski clothes in order to participate In < hlltlrtfl Slllirr r.!«IUlt
Bernard jind Marie tx-Nen, -each , a„d JowphlM zadroga th. DUtdoa prograrr. ol qtwH
ers in the school The trip is being J_^
made In special buses No. 2 FireCompany
Paa>«Mkl Vl Ml. Joy
Conshohocken Fire Company No
horse-shoe pitching contests bad- of (riuromo I)r\ lll>
mlnton. basketball tln<>« mid other
games to be followed by the wemer The will <if Olacomo DeVlt
roast borough, who died April 30. pro-
The program
June Is Bustin Out All Over 'fr
"Carousel"). Rodgers-Hammer-t'n
Liebesleld ......... Krelsler
Violin Solo. Oeorge Norcross
A Oentlan Berwald-Hulme
I.lllle Rabbits ior "Pride
The dangerous Intersection
Front
SOI n. ri, ,II when a laxicab and an-:P«™>' taturtw lhe annual con-
Bicydet Siolrn
auigCroUS iniersW-llon Kl . . n,„„„„w Prnn.i. I Irwlnkn 1,1 11". Rust M"3 "**> •>><> a.rnur
and VI streets was the JJJtArt Jv tt» «-P^ece ««■»£.nf^ Ann., and
Of an_.cc4dent «,ly Sunday, ^,'R^u^B^ilC ^/"con- "111. of 230 East Hector street, re-, ""I8* •rS'" "1
vIdea that children share Ills estate „, Bc((Jrp . j^,,.., Hmitn
valued at $2,000 in poTWJne.lt) and Oirls' Sextette
87.000 in real estate A property al T^.0 oujurs ' Russian Melody
Piano Duet. Barbara and
"•'™' i-"' y '-""""■'• '-""""'■ morning wnen a taxicao ana an-< »—*—■" "■"' , —- "" oorted io local noli, e
Zlnni and Mary Caruso, who also, othrr „uiomobile figured in a col- ventlon of the Lancaster County g^Ty,^ Vstemlesha
SHtu'rdav' Thrpe lots Mnrt * 8»rage on the
" -treet are bequeathed '"
Rrcnria Ramsey
Mn- AnB*J° Youll Never Walk Alone «lr
other automobile figured n a coi- ,rilllu" »• **" «H.»«-I *-""•"■ lth*t their hievdes had been stolen street are oequeainea to a soti Girls St-xietir
hsion The tasicab owned by Re- Kiu-men • As.socl.tion Saturday | J^/^^J^;^^^;^^^^ Anthony The residue of the esl.te Tm „ M^'^eart Alone
ttat only ben Stemple operated by Homer afternoon In Mount Joy
tnernbtl ol OH current graduating I omar. of 516 Harrv strut this DOT- The firemen, numbering sixty-lass
to gain perfect attendance af 0UL.n waN proceeding down Ford seven left the fire house at noon In
ipproach of Matson-, two buses and arrived at the con-ford
bridge The automobile being op ventlon city about 2 The band
erated by Michael Kripak. 35 West wem directly from Reading . ..
get, Bridgeport, was travel- mount Joy and met the firemen as ' .«imilllll«'«' TI«-«'IIN<!
Ing west on Front street ,tiry .Mlk ..
steps leading ■■«
auhtound i.a.k <,[ f •» or *><""< W"»lh „
111. RCTdmii railroad Tlie blryctea John and a .laushlri Ho« Thr
»,r. Sin lain In Wl
sholwcken
. daushter, Anna, is appointed exe-cutrix
The will was written Sep-tember
17. 1943
An gghstg valued St 92.500 was fcjfl
bv Fan] Zolomi). Plymouth toe B-shlp.
at his death on May 'i*. sc
LgeaW
Without n Sona Yotimans
Ruth Rightei. Alto
Valse Op. 89 No t
i Posilnimousi Chopin
Tarantella Piecronka
Piano Solo. Brooke Webber
«__i, ih.ir ,,i.,„, ... in*. '..■■- ..f - — snip, ai ins orain m»j «^. »t - Intermission
I. ^. ," a ™'. * ant^ul mrrtlni ol hr commil- cor5, ,„ ,,,„,„„ „,CnK „„ ,|„. H,,,,,,,. NO 1 In D lor Tlulr and
If Thr local Luldir..took onr ,^, arr.iialn, ih, loci nbwrv.ntr t * , , ,„ ul|mlmMrH,„t Pun„ .2„a Movrmrnt. Bar
urged as a conclusive reason that
'world government' Is the solution
of thr problem of organizing th-world
for the preservation of peace."
Cwmplete List of Awards
Scholsrshin award. 110000. Con-shohocken
High School Alumni as
sociatlon. to Brooke Webber
(unllnued an Page Pouri
St. MalllirH l{r»i-ltaiion
Heyin- r>iilu> Morning
Registration of grammar school
pupils of St. Matthew's parochiil
school will be held Friday mornmv
from 9 to 12 In Room I of the
building. Pavene street above See
ond avenue All children enterin
first grade must have attained the
age of 6 or attain that age before
December 31 Orade school admis-sions
are limited to members of St
Matthew's parish and St Philips
parish. Earren Hill, following a cus- -»nd We adopted the grave of Mr
, Horn in Margraten already !rrm
May hut year Now we have been
able to read vour adress behind t!i
:. If it is allriaht. we don i gnnw
r.lho^ixeT^^iTBa* «;SS*of™ , "usw^lhern* "ioTiffawSTU -r^v cfE'S* •PP°'n"nem "of an admhUstraUx Plano-i. .fovemenn
investiaatloii Kimak failed to ob-:pl!£? °/ *PP»r»tus' wlir^,ule,n, * ,hf 40t" ■nni\*T?iry
f
0Line
1
or" which was filed in the register of The Whistler and His Dog Pryor
Sw a "mi St the crossing The '»rernen made a fine appear- dins t ion to pries hood of Rev^Vic- ,k ofnce ^,t(.„ wp[P Kril|ltr(| „, F„„. ^^ ^^t s Hiest«nd
DTotected bv an overhead light un- ance. carrying large bouquets of red ; U>r Strumia will be held Frldav ,hl. w , y ,,, .lane McDonald
liTabout II m Kripak will be •Ild *hit* «rnations in inverted night at 8 in the rectory All com- pn R n 2. and , ^ Jltim Ha MOCturne -Song of Love. Curran
summoned bJfore Burgess Mosman «n-horns. The parade however Wgl niittee members are asked n .,,, h,Tpr,r Bridgeport Begin lhe Begume Cole Porter
was awarded a prige lor the best
appearing comiwny in line
rh.nl Burglary
\i Mcwi Aajaatey
i time raoenUy thieves <ijalwa A\|iliiimiini.i;i II>t-..InIH|IK Ii
! Ticket Sale Qeainfl
inverted night at H in thr rectory Alt 'otn
asked to at-rnpour
of rain tend without fall The an..
shortly "after It h-n\ pas..: sa-^ marked at^ a_ banquet June ,,,.
lewinu stand The local rompanv ^9 the Moose Home. Norristoati
Philadelphia
|entered th
Agency. 105 Fayette ikresrl
Saturday morning the store was en-itered
and thieves stale three rar- s. nmne(j -uimber of reservations
tons of c marettes. dve Esterbrook are available for the annual n>
i carton of pencil union banouet of Consliohoeken
lead and $1 30 In change which had High School Alumni Friday night
been left in the rash register. at 7 at Whltemarsh Country Hub
mce was gained by rearhlng Joseph Wallace, president announc-
., broken vlndow and open- ed today A deadline for banquet
door to a rear room Inside reservations ha* been set for to-the
mom the thieves used pliers to morrow night and they uiav be
cut away wire screen and unlock «•: ured from Alan P Wood, general
the door leading into the store chairman. Gordon Fret.
The theft was discovered Satur- chairman. Mr Wallace or am . .in-ning
by William Taylor who mittee member
notified local police Officers Alex- Members or guests unable to al-ander
and Blake Investigated tend the banquet and desinnp to
attend the dance which will follow,
may procure dame tickets as early
as posslb'.e Nomination of officers
Alfonso Santangelo. Esq. mill be was held at the weekly alumni
harge of a program to be pre- meeting last night a* the higl
torn established several years ago Kepiiblirun Meeting
due to the tax upon school facilities
when admittance was ooen to other _
parishes Rev Joseph W Kavanagh. cross, if ae don't know On the 30 of May it is Memorial _
administraior. announced own** we have visited the day The Queen goes to Margraten rented Wednesday eveninte ai a. school, with John ON-ill named
Registration of hi ■ nrolher or son and we go loo It will be ver the P mouth Valley Re-ichalrman of the nominating corn-will
take pier* next Tuesday from prayed and put flowers on his grave. Margraten m club at 'he urianfamtion^j mittee D era will be
f to 12 In the grade school No re-i "We hope yog dottl HIM him v\e nave to go by be iquaiters The meeting will be-jheld at the reunion
strtcttou is placed upon the parish more so much. Wen enclose a phot^j kaig journey We liave to travel \ gin at 8 o clock RedrwrhgMnts will Judge Oeorge Corson of Plymouth
of high school pupils. of the grave in Margraten. iCasaMwwed aw Page Pawl be served Meeting will be the rtwnton speaker.
K\|Mft .'IOO tu Xtteiid
Alumni Reunion
II ( % iailN/1
AleU Johnson. Soprano
Clalr de Uine DeBuasy
Malaguena ... t^ecuona
Piano Solo. Calvin Bourgeault
Song of the Meadowland Knipi>er
I Dream of You < Wanna
arrangement * Ooetschius-Osser
Approxiiiiatelv 300 reservations A Marching Bonn Por
were made befon > Ani.t,., Van-Prag^-l.inn
for the annual reunion and recep- o-i.-i.
* Alumni nssnci- Ofl-tte personnel soprano Aleta
night at 7:18 in the Johnaon, Joan MacMuUai
U Matthews pa- J"'"" McIJwiald Buih RlglOer:
rochial grade school Members "■ Webber. Daniel Hi.- Oeorge Noreroea, aVffh-houl
will la- received into ■'"' webbei
ring rjtered Sextette personnel -flr«-t viprano-
\ cosorfuJ enter- *'«•• Johnaon. F-dnh Cui(.
prmno Barbara Rissel Brenda
ranged Re> Joseph W Kavanagh. 5*H|I»-1
aW' Hulh R'Khter. Jane
adtmnist ra t or, will glv e
dress Mrs Charles Csion.
dent, will well nine the Kraduatas
Announcement is made today by |'otlllt\ r 1111*1*
Mrs Caton of the appointment of
Miss Mary Nallon as publicity Montgomery county closed its
chairman uf the alumni during iht financial books on May 31 with the
year following balances, according to
County Treasurer Edwin K Wln-
H. i N ner County Fund. $15241197, ln-i.-
plta. >«•**-* stttunon Diitrlct Fund, $0361091.
liie DoBsren, of :u West msutution Building Fund. $110,000.
tract, returned Friday I'am Prison Fund. $g.tsg4.0"I; Liquid Fuels
Montgomery hospital Norrlstown Tan Fund. $49.010». State Fund.
where she was s surgical patir.v n.-.ik€g$ and Capital Reserve Post-for
three weeks War Fund. $1,474 42
Mi rJoneJd
iresi- Tn^ engineer is Charles R-iger