The Conshohocken Recorder, July 8, 1947

              ®I)c Consl)ot)ochcn Uccortcr
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7707. CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. TUESDAY. JULY 8. 1947.
Mrs.Ricelleads Et£crEPFll^qpAL Golf Club Blmv*!"^ Mi" F«^Open,Tomorrow
„ , . ^ n . ,,, g^. ■, For ren-Day Stand At Fire House
Grade School r\ ratal Io Girl _
On West Side af* *1 At Harmonville ■
Itoanl ( mtsielt'i**
Tax CMBWIIIHUI
For 1946 And 1947
Mrs Norman Rice, of 335 F.asl
Eleventh avenue, this borough, WOJ
-in',' d principal ol thi Wi Oon
gticewofcon elementary grade schools
at the July meeting of the West
Bck school boaid held last night In
a o) tfbrarj Her salary trai ,/."",.,,[ jt ,, ]l(!
.1 ..t mw :,, r year.
M: Rlee'i election took pie i
ufter abl bad been summoned from '
her home to the meeting and agreed
to a<i(pi the poet. She has been it
the staff lor the past two
. ■. ;;i. ai third grade ttacn-er.
She will continue to teach the
third grade from where she will dts
charge her supervisory duties.
Mrs. Rice was assured she would
be in complete control of the school
MBS. NORMAN Kill:
I lected elementarj grade
Retail Bureau
To Organize
Mrcitni: On Thursday
W Ml Elect < ommiUir
l'liiiiiilrl|ihiu Resident
Diet W itliin 2 I Hours
Of Fractured Skull
A ttVytax-oM girl died n.
iMMBlteJ Phllidi Iphia. Saturday
i night. >* tn
arhicb the niffired i ftactuii
ehes t. ask bj .i golf club in the
■ ■ -in-law Ouldo
i N J
Anni Olampletro, on
■
year-old wldcwer. 0] ?207 Aspen
Day «t Killy's golf drlvln(p
Ridgi pike. Harmjinllle. whea pSe
.icttm. her brother-in-law and four
others, »ho iett a family n^'
Aspen street to go for a ride In the
car of a neighbor, had stopped a',
he gulf range to "have some fun"
Lavellu. ■■«"■ that
Anna was so close behind him. took
aim at a ball teed tip in from ol
'inn and nmnf ai it He hart hit
Lb* ball and era turned
thi end "i i. mil follow
meeting Of the Retnll Bureau*, th.imgh. when Iht- i lu! bead ItrUCk
"of the Conshohocken Ofaamnei In-law.
bteu Ihe fell to the ground, holding
who Is retiring .it-twenty
years as supervising princi-pal
of the high school, were air
and will have the backing of the
tuard of directors A joint meeting
of the directors and teachers will be
held within the next two weeks at
which time plans for the COfld&g
term will be explained and the
teachers advised thai Mr
be hi charge
There is a vacancy in the sixth. Commerce „
grade. MrsRicennd Mr R.chimK Thuj d. . SJBVSiTR
.'inu nrlnrl" l*r VBaUOOUUUI/U Mill!. | l,i Hum
by R Lincoln H.im -eirel.nv M the ,:» ,:.:n "WJ "n'v "; m,h' uv
ihorujed to Klect a teacher. | organization The i.tcrtlw Ml b. J'""'*' *'"l'*ll',te!
■■5 *r,^i".,Ud8'or blir , ?he ■*«» H Woo<1 P"rk """" .hove back to
amount™ »61S« '» to members of tin- Chamber Aapen ItlW, ». ■
and approximately $3000 is uncol- created at the legular June m.
lected per capita tax. Collection of Dj the board of directors of "
-he 1947 duplicate should have ' parent Chamber ol Commerce, held
started on July 1st. but as yet the about two weeks ago. 11 was es-dupllrate
has not been turned over ublished under a blanket authority
to the tax collector. It cannot be given to the directors by the ml,
turned over to him until the 1940 of the organisation, to divide
duplicate has been settled The members or the chamber Int
secretary was instructed to Invite | manv bureaus a.s they may-
Aubrey Holland, tax collector, to nine to tune deem advisable. The
meet with the board at a special purpose of the newh-established
session on July 21 to discuss th» bureau Is to deal particularly with
1M6 and 1047 duplicates. matters of interest to the retail mer-
Mr Richards said that last night, abattta Who make up its member-meeting
will probably be the li.
regular meeting he will attend and The bureau will organlue at
he expressed his appreciation to the Thursday's meeting and is exacted Soring M
board ofdlirctors for their coopera- at that time to elect a managing'(r, Br(llt(,hinsl , Ufe^tetW re , den.
I iy in natal. No)
■ by three dan h-
"" HcrnMein and Mh
■I'phlne
Aged Resident
\z Succumbs
Mr-. HroiMlliurst
Mej In Hospital
m Bnwdbnrtt, W, of ioi:
tlon. Members of the board ex-1 committee of five members. One of
preeaed the nine feeling tnwurd the these flvi will bl Tl'a|1lT1|tfl1
-etirtng head ol the school. I chairman. When his name
Mr. Richards reported that prac- certltlned to the directors and
ttcally all of the unsold articles ]S confirmed bv 11.em, this bureau
have bean ram nd I Bhool ffhrtrmai will become ,< member of
HUdltortam where thev will be offer- the boarn ol dlreci
ed at pitbUc sale next Saturday. | take p»r(. in the debates ai
• i.is; oou.i but not to
Wnff^HKwK^wFmm nigh* s meet- vote as a director
ichool; ■ —
Just a •tone's throw from the
headquarter^ ol the Spring Mill Fire
company .where the annual fair
VA ill open tomorrow for a ten-day j
stimd until July 19. is a famed old
■rial mill, which had much to do
with the America ere know today.
ear. historlc-mlnded pa-trODI
al the tair usually include a
\ tall to the famed old mill when
I :id the fire jompan) "I
. .'in
School Budget
Is Completed
Tentatively Adopted
B> Wen* SMe Hoard
A tantauag bnatM ni iM7-«
school year was accepted last night
at the July meeting of the West
Conshohncken school bogrd In the
library room of the high school
hinlriinu
The budget is based on a 25 mill:
tax rate and fft per capita tax.
The estimated income annninLs bo
S62H024 from the following sourc-ea:
t 2,000.00
\.\ 27.742.14
te IHX 6.0O0.OO
Datmqueni tax soo.oo
pproprlatlon 23.3B8.io
, AH other aoaroee 2.600 00
• ■, h botti D4 C ■ ■
' (rl liiMiriiiicr
'ay
.. - afternooo Itom the Ant.n Pun-
' 'ml Home 300 Pa!
Mi I '.,■ .■ \ 1' ■
ol si Mark's Lutheran church of-t
f leiaMna at the service Interment
Ulll be in Barren Hill remeterv
Mr*. Rt's^-M m. ■> W •
The funeral t.f Mrs Kuthryn I.
In Finding 'Buddy9
Theee were not included
in the articles to be sold at publ:
sale Mr Graham leported he has . 11
a bid of S500 for the band tnstru- ,\ll(I I CI'IIIIIKI
m« nts but he will not close the sale
until the Conshohocken district ha 4 mklio-ili.uia. I hi.
had another opportunity to offer a /a|*|»» ■*««■ 1^1"
bU- County Director of Veterans At- R ' , ill W Unlit.-
1 a j. a jfairs N ■ makM two 1 gat. will be held
I 4>lt>rtlll -I wA'V I l/f ;announcements of imiwrunre to UMUOrroa inormnit from the William
t.s of world War II who have A Home. 708 Payrtte
up to this time, failed to have tin 1 mass lu
war mewance raanatatad or who st Oertrude'i church interment
„ ha\e (aili-d to make application for will be In I
An onto veteran of World War 11 Il:m,mil ,,.,,,. pay Hr emphasir^s Mrs Rishter died Saturday after-ho.
ken PwtNo 1074. Vetarans of lu[ makJ he hitd hettl „ p„.
Foreign Wars in1 locatin*: a former lhi,. Ifeteran8 wn0 ,,,.,,, Mr. ,„„, tm ,,„,,„;
comrade According to Post Ariiu- 1(H ^ t() d (.,Tliet ^^ Ul.r ,„,. iit.en |n ,alh|lv ,„
tent William J Kearney personal .medlBtet>, Bom In
eff0li
tS ,h*Ve flLuns,,ccess,uJ- •**'! Expiration date for reinstatement daughter ol th.
publication of the commiinica ion, .,, ln<urr,nfe pollciee without B n-w Margarei .Purloin-. McDonnell, she
kl'm^mi ™ rt A fjESSL' XL i6 "Physical examination is August 1 lived her entire life in this enm-
^- i fv,^ h ™^. b ^ ^ T"' B*y >■' done eith the pa< ■ a member of St.
S^ r Hi, -,^T .~i-^? C cf premiums extending over a t*rlod Matthewi nun h
S r^ h^ve i^,T ftJSS 0* two months iddltton to her hm-
SLW^D n ?^.. ta^.S^ I LM« °*t* U>T aPPH"»tlons for band, are three si-ie.-. J.ne Kelh
oTJL?■?:«: f ^J^l, ,/™- terminal leave pav L« September |. and Alice McDonnelJ both oi Watt
Proctors letter to the local VFV ..^^ wi„ bp |10 ,.x„ nM'„n ,„ ,,1Ls consJiol J Wife Ol
- prrruage after that date" John I Harry OoUlna, Conshohocken
'raid, -and Inasmuch ai several mil- Five brothers HatTT, Michael,
-terans are yet to be heard'William and France West Conshiv-m,
1L «.Vh ^i ^u from it is advisable that those In h-K-k^n. and Oeorge. Overbnmk. also
tL.«^f. ™,™ P the Montgomery ennty area act BOrrlae
4 S^SnliJ^Rnrt-nh..,. h1, without delav Our office in Room
I met him at Ft Meude. Md
went overseas together and fought l*Ui,°-
in Company C. 157th Regt. 45th .,__,, _, . .
1.HS TcarlMMtk
The gfltltar was wcunded in action
and sent home and my buddy was 1"(> |{«> 1 )i^trtl>llt**ll
taken prisoner and though l have
Inard from him since, lately letters The 1M7 yearbook of the senior
addreaaed to him have Leen returned, class of the Conshohocken Hiah
with the statement. Moved—No "hool ha* been received and will
Total current expenditures $38,030.00
Debt Service 12.992 50
Capital Outlay 2.80000
ggjpgndl-tures
$53,882 50
if.t is now open for in-ing
prtnd-
111 the high school build-ing
and will be act
lar meeting of the board 01
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Sheltered by mighty willows and
located on the grounds ol Franken-fleltis
Feed and Grain Store, a land-msik
hi Spring Mill the puiui-esque
old water-wheel on thai big*
ton. mill has turned busily, quietly
for close to tw,, oaniurleal
During the Revolutionary war.
Ins Mill grist mill often
t. ii batwaeij life and death for*
the men who roughl under General
iCanlinued on Page Sixi
List Permits
For Last Montb
Tolal Kstimatt'd
Ceal fia 121,448
: of three
block 'dwellings were included in
the eighteen uatUllll issued during
tin month ol June by Joseph Quuin.
It
for an e.itlmnled expenditure of
$21 448.00
r-ermiu were issued as Eolktwa
Garretl Cochrane. 205 ISast Ninth
avenue, sidewalk. 175. William
Hewitt. 100 West Fifth avenue,
porch $1H. Jcseph Cerpinetla, 201
tii avenue, block addition
«50Q; Edward Carpenski West
Seventti avenue, alterations. $100;
Janics fjtskey. 2.r><l Ka-t BlxU] ave-nu>
Mdrwutk. i '. Sieve Plschoc
!M West Flm street, block altera-tions.
$25. Henry Hoffman. 440 gW
Ninth avenue aephall roof, $260:
prtmavgra, 12LII avenue
Fonea. block dwcliint? tsoop
,toi Itunv 'tr4t.
«Medlo 131 West Fourth
■ * tddltlon *20o Huiulekaf
Cnfaafcan Store 12 East First ave-nue,
office. $000: Thomas McOon-iBte
301 East Eiihth uvetme sldn-walk.
$80: Paul Dunn, Fourth ave-nue
and Wood street, block dwell-luf,
$7500 John H Reuben, WeUi
Mreet tjetwe»>n ItatUi anil Seventh
avenues, block dwelllna $4000. Hel-en
Twarotsoski, 242 East Seventh
avenue, concrete steps, $150. John
04 street,
frame addliIon $92 Caesar Ntr-iOd
Hallo-well
street, paeemenl %'
inlrk Bantotn \v- t Third »eeo ■
meal lavatory. $650
Counti Park Has MacKenxie Paris
I 15. 19i7 I
be glad to extend Its services to any
,! veteran who calls to file applica- I peets And Burns
A careo shipment of gftator
'rei«ht. valued at several thousand
ruined earrr
this niornliiK when a huae tractor-trailer
unvi and taiu-hi fire alter
ina^^tna off a telenhone pole and
msohne sign at CoUeeeville
Forward,,.. Add ", a>«rl»ul« Tnorv.v ■»» b^r„,;"
1 would 1,ap|m«t.t, yoor contact- July I" «_ « the hW. vhool M».~
Ins him or torwar I his |>n>w,n ad- "n"eJ1. 112 Fayatl- stpret. Muu, June
■lUqm Opllnw. wnlor daa. ad.lscr. will ■ „t Uie Brll Tele-
WILUAM F PBOCTOR. I» g ch.rpj- of Ihc dlaMbutkin The "JJ"™ "' > cr'" V" »"
1436 Perryvlllc Kd . book to, dedicated to Mlaa Opllntrr. P™" ", k„ iAm,„ii ,„.„
. Sl^,S!S.,^Pm™J, TAX* ,.' "■ '" The ,„r, „i,d
!..,„..tv School Directors
Inllt.tVMlu, ,, ™,-„. mr,ration. "
HOW TO WIN IBllMN AND
INF1.I l\('t DRIVERS
An etiquette book Is a pretty
scary thing. 11 you read it from
cover to cover yet actually all
those hundreds of rug
down to Juflt one thlim con-stant
thouethtfulness and con-sideration
for other people
That kind of ctKjuett.
bit as important when drlvine
a car. because while rudeness
and lack ol consideration may
cost you some friends, on the
highway they are terribly apt
,i life mavbe your own.
maybe someone else's
A courteous driver never ex-pects
other motorists to read
his mind; he makes his inten-tions
clearly known, well in ad-vance
He «tgnat* before turn-ing,
before slowing down, before
IUJ AV other times he re-i
uvmg. or
making other confusing motions
with his signaling a-m
l --vhody applied e'en that
liny bit of higbl
human life could be saved every-day
of the year'
51,735 Visitors
npaiiiiiiii
■
Dpper parUon
Park near Oreen Lane—are enjoy*
Ing a much deaervt
of the btislt st weekends i:
tory of the picturesque site
legit OttO Quinque an-il
73* ner-
■ ■
■
"f Jnlr weekend
A total of 20337 bathers. 9.485
and 10 347 ai I
were n-norted foi the three days,
day, si 745. the second
wd of the sea* m. visited
There were 11456 persons who
■
ghmday. ertiUg '(;?7o ptcnNAare w-re
"he-ked A total "I 4 349 automo-bflee
were parked en the grounds
Sunday-re
place and every table
.i *f area reserved through-
Man, 'if
the pleasure of the
pork wen I in '\
No. 2 Firemen
Awi r<!
New school legislation w'.ll he dis-cussed
at the 113th meeting of the
School Directors' association Ol
Montgomery county Tuesday eve-nlng
Julv 15. at Rlttenhouse Junior
High school. Norrl. .own 'School
Legislation Enacted ;n 1PI1
the topi? c[ a talk ty E A. Quacken-bush
riincttu o! the Bureau of Ad-
Lon and Finance. Depart-ment
of pUbUc In-'nu-tion. Harris-burg
Brake-* Kail
Joseph W Harrison of 2154 East
Sergeant street. Philadelphia, re-ported
to local police that he had
backed his car over the curb onto
the property of Joseph Snow, at
Spring Mill avenue and Cherry
street, early Saturday morning to
prevent the vehicle from dashing
backward down the steep incline of
■ .lained he
had driven his machine north on
i came to a stop
on Spring Mill avenue when his
brake* failed As the car
drift down the incline. Harrison
guided It toward the curb
lot after th"- fire scorched the paint
Th- d'tvrr of the track. Paul Nuv
31. of Jonestown, near H
toed with Wa H*e
after the gasoline tank exploded and
Th" tii.
Ridae pike and
I«w*rveri to the
■ : lUundard The vehicle on.
i gel and burst into flames when the
"e« tank rd Zlesiei
roiiw.'rville raced eeraa
■he cab
Itlon wand-
' er^d fr^m ihe scene and was mi««-
tng until 5.45 a m when he awoke
ereenhouse
Route M. two miles a»av After
b-ina found there bv a workman, he
■ 4e to explain what happen-
: tr the crash
Sri Outing Iialr
2 has set 8und.<\ I
date foi
P
the July meeting ol uie firemen nex'
Monday evening
mken Fire Compair. No
2 was awarded third prize, a cash
award <>f $200. by Judges in the
- luly narade nt Pottstown
mbta Fire
cnmpanv received first pgkgj •<'
$500
Trie nrizes were awarded for the
greatest number of men and best-ap-ln
line The local
■.'iiresented by eighty-five
men and 1 usrd was
headed by the Rtne-olrt band of
Readme A piece of the company's
fire-fighting aDparatUs was in line
Apprnxi!-, ' "mpsntes
from the eastern nart of Pennsyl-vania.
New Jersey Delaware ant)
Maryland competed for $4100 In
prices
Firemfii (iallnl
Both fire eanwaegatgg were sum-fi'imf
at
441 West Elm street Saturday morn-fire
»as di"
■wr in the livtriR
govad the
varri where the
bluer was extinfrui hed bv means of
-.ink The
home wa> fUied with smoke but no
other damage resulted from the fire
Sliiris Schedule
nd in Miic-iiohockcti
veatessday
M Cole
age d.ii y I 100 toli-outllnad
bv ON
West Cni^nuhocken R<
■ ■er. Is btin,: mil Into effect today
111
Appar ,r 111 a m .
in ho II
porta lor ages 10 to 15, 10
'o l' «. ni. Uandcrafl for ages $ to
." Itoca 11 i" U 45 a m liite-!i
II 10: music and
• ,rv i^riod ■- so to I IS «o™*ra-
I tO 10 1 15 to
3 l'> hii'-tlc:-.ft for ages 10 to 1$.
3:19 to 2:30 stmru and special
10 'c :i 30; clean
to 3 45 rniall^r children s'nt hottM
it 3 56: cheek playground eppara-
Thc progrnm is flexible to meet
Children
who are under E PiU11 be ■
'■•'' *• n pataoo 1^ -1 i.rs of Rve 01
alder
I of the larger pieces ol
DO. arrived
is vet are ggpe< led dalh and VrtU be
lei in place when ■■
Camp Opena
• ntly com-
■
I'rami River opened an extensive
"••imer aeuatu- nroeram at Camn
lielmont. the iiermanent orolect of
the Valle-, I 11 of Boy
■•'i M"'"F')m-eiv
t-ouniv. Apin otlmatela 400 boys
rrem Deb*a re and Montgomery
eountlga attended tin openbif week's
enrampment
Stretching more than 200 feel.
is equipped with a swim
•■■"' built at ■ coat of -3000 A sw-
^n! is under eon ti
T^ere is additions new equipment
01 1« row^ioats and ten
rvimber of which haxe been dunated
b' area service clubs A feature this
M ,ison will be *■'■■
McClaren. former world
■ !iamp*on woodchopper Robert U
Borneman Is camp director
Cedar Heights
Fire Company
Out Of Service
\Yliilrmur<-h Itoar.l
Hatjn V11 ippeaJ
For \|i|irojni;ition
For want ol funds Lincoln o'.
Cedar He ghU Volunteei fire com-
■
tand. gtiporvk H ol whlternaraB
lo'-viisiup were inforiiied Uist night
I .1 Wakai prai ident. and
John L !
the ■upervta re la * all
approprieU. on atuoh wo
■ -
timetad taati loa-mediate
need at $1,500. which they
raid they bar. tried muni] t., ob-tain
by voluntury txmtrlbutloo
The board expressed willingness
to be of assistance, but explained
an increased assessment in the rate
of taxation would i» i'<< >m ,i..l
that legally the tupgrvlaoi
. tune (<> provide help re-quired
Of the llleinrl;
■penlanfa e/ere
from H p m until l ■ in :it hand'
in the township buiidinu
Barren Hill whh OgOal A KotU«
oresidiiia by mutual agreenieni I in
toard decided it
eaaioti thai Koitlor, mwn eartliei oi>-
ver C MaiFinland us a metnlMi ol
the board, should preside 111 place
-f Btophan Lauberl prealdrgni be*
caune of I.aubert's defeel in hcannn
il .. I ■iltu.l 1 .-.
The board spent considerable time
in li'iomny the art ni iorging slg-natures
on checks and it
iiunlficatlons An expert
' uonsiratiuu using as his
subject the slgnutun Dl KM IM
who. ar denuiv insuratiti' tuntni -
sinner ol Penn.ovl.iiM.1 and an ac-countaui
ol note has hail consui-arable
eapeclanai exumining forger-
Elmei Metigea. Esq . solicitor, said
'he final ■■ < of Mnc-
Farland |g eO '" ■ OgfipkHad tin.
week and proof of claim »l11 be filed
1l.11 Inn K
Stone has held the arrlten
check It obliged to protect It. and
'his created doubt as to when- the
townahip ngtide In hai mu aliened
hicks covered The
i'd will mi before the Bop-
'ember grand niry 111 Mo
Boundary lines
The board waa asked b]
ii!•> palmar in tnrini Mill ave-
■
MI 1 avenue bo deternuni
■
Mrs Palmer suiil to On
, her knowledge taxes hud been paid
Wliilemur-h tevnttlllJ for the last
and added she'd like to
oontrnuc bavtnt bw propel•-, ii A
<*d as beina situated In the township
She said she was bringing the mat-ter
before the suiiervisurs because
county surveyors recently notified
her the prongrtf le In Conshohocken
•he was aware the frtmi
lawn Is In the borough
been uavlng taxes eacordanfft) bul
'he dwelling she said. ha<« been oor»-
•idered taxable In Wlnteniai'-h
township
* search Is to be made
The bond covering the sreretarv-ireasurer
was increased from $10.1100
nt ti'nooo annually. Charles Mill-r
building inspector, was authorised
10 ooen a special aooounl and en-teretl
a bond for $1,000 The building
Inspector said he Issued 2(5 peTtnltl
:1u: 1111 the ninn'h. auttl 'i
totallm $14Bfl71 lor
which few amounting to $494 were
■-ollected hv him Included wen- per-o
garages
and a reservop- cosMnu $1300
1 in of payroll padding in
1041 has not vet been tual
riKir'ed. rriiininicndiiig an
exinunatlon b\ band* I
pgeigk
(Jeoree Fad received iipprovnl ot
n bolldtne nroiect below Arlinuham
road Floiirtown He will build ap-eroximatelv
tfl bOCUM nine located
In Springfield township
Holariiins HtMeT
History Of \-Hay
An mteresMni; 1
!orv >■' ttM de\elin,me' ' of the X-ray
was given last night by Frank
P K.Unae o' tlie Fmekhn X-nv
ooanpanf and n member of 'he
> us guest speaker
."lv rthinei meetlne of the
Conahohockeu Ri'trv club m ptdae-wav
Oard'-n-. Ridite pike Black
d lhat Philadel-
M> fnr 'he greab
eontrlbutor toward thr aeeelotimenl
'■' th. " X-rnv mat bine
■
ItM Of tin
for an X-rav ggai 1.
•■mnn tar » maas rhest X-rav unit to
aivftnno for an lodnstna' III
wdl X-rav locomotive part* such as
wheel* frames and other larve
parts
Yearn** and Rov Hoklen
0* th.' Ph.»enixvti|#. rhita 1
■ meetinp Birthday areet-tngs
were extended to '.
n^vts I. W'vne Aw-h "tid Frank T
Houseman Francis c Pale
ad president presided for
■ tlm^
ni Palaclo is atti
.Titerence ol Rti-
"•tlnnal at We*' I
Teachers college today
novHt or FVIIK
hi mi MecKENZIB
who donated ihe park bearing his
name to the Wi t Oonehoheeken
DgJ Council The park, pan
ol the former MM
located on Blgnbatb street The1
rumrrtet playcround is being oondut 1
ed in the park Mr MacKi-nr.ic pur
cii.isio the ground at auction a Ita
years ago when BSUCh t>t ihe gl
■ ■ ita gran IOKI
Armistice Day
Parade Planned
I txiiintTcc < liamhrr
\\ ill Sponaor Event
Plans tor a borough-wide cele-bration
of Armistice Day were dis-cussed
last night at a meeting of
represent;!
111 Chain1 ei ol Ciuiuucii e. the fire
companies jinii militatv organise-d
nt the ofnea of Samuel
D. ekfedb lealtor. Sixth avenue and 1 Horacnbei I
m dale of
ration, ertth ULU I
1 Inimber of Conn:
1 Ul ive events'
Will be held an.l ,
niilitui' organiamUons. bands and
tire 1 omimnles Iinitninins will !«■
setu to vnrtoue wgauiianttona in
and main
0l !he l<K-nl organi/.atlons will hold
open house during the day.
A permanent chairman will In
tnd pJana i",r'
to be held Thura-tuni
Augusf 7 The place
0| Hi. oie Ung will be announced
later
Praneni $1 h^t nlghfe meeting
kToorc and William
■ ,.i Conshohocken Fire Company No
■}, William Worth, repn
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iiiiniin.il 1 ol *n h
- No. 18. Itahaii-Ainciu an
■ mander of Joseph Waenei I
, ,,n LaeHon: wlluaa fi! aii
ceamnandei 1 Oai bnho ken Post
No I0T4, Veterana ol Fbreurn Wars.,
and Samuel Del*
1 tiling ihe
Chambei
ViiihiilaiHi' Service
Proposed In 4rea
Need (OJ
Ice in tin N
ed at a hearing before I Pubtte
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reaentath
muorted the plan through
.npllcatioii
.if joseoh o Burke, Norrtatown. and
urothara John B Burke,
Norman P : iirtM
■ to start
the amblllBnce service
Richard Daddona superintendent
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and Paul Fink, treasurer and a dl-
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.- institutions did not op-
,1 dances and that the serv-
Thr Burkes all vat ■■■" l
Tor a franchise for the N
AinljuioiK ■ Una which
end to have registered They
.. need for the
pubiit ambulance existed In the
gd u»on an mvi
■■> have a
ruUv-equiooed ambulance and a
. Norrlstown
ItoroiiLzh Man Ili-acU
New Home «aBOclaUon
PRICE: THREE CENTS
PlavsrouiMls
Opened Here
For The Season
\rw I'lity Center
In I i.-l W anl
IliHHsOv.r 100
Conabohoclu ti'a Bva plaj rrounde
1
. onUntfcg to op. rate dattj Mondaf
I .lav until AUgU
it'i\!ties sta.i ni I' .1 in and 00O*
■ ! 4 p. m. Then- |g DO
closing ioi lunch n iur, iht
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meni
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■ time yeatardai inorrang,
. d Wood street.
Bl nil ot the play-uiiils
was Urge and t ban Is
. ..iv nidicuiioii that the youth of
the borough will have a bu ^
injoyable sumuu 1 The
1 la) < ■ uters are staffed I
peteni matructora, ttntnad in the
various tctlvlttaa by Bu
Oeorge T Jackaon
■ the nan renter,
Third avenue and Wend ■tract, erg*
about 100 children. 75 w-tendance
gl the Third avei I
■ .1 center
. attendance In
. 1 nter 1 'i thi ■
The jure hero a/aa 200 The Maiy
park entertalneti :
lit. H .. Mi Jacrjon is being assisted thi.-
; ni A Rice en
MelMI BUtcltOe Park, ti-
Third avanu.
wind'- Blanche M Palaclo. Mary
UTk Eleanor OraV Tliird
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pax coins is in
charge of thi program
Joseph S G-j!aiv W Old Elm
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nt the Conshohocken Hk
. ii-iie. t of the 1047 foot-ball
team, has been add.
list of assistants to Supervisor 1 Jaefcaon and ertU i>- fan
• nrngram
Will Orianlie Softball TMm
thi Brai week od thi piny--
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iiinioi and semot team will he
.■nt each PIHV-
<*round in a <ioftbnH leagrue to kg
condut ted ai early .1 hi uuungf
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Iv kent II dl d to the
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wlnnina u-nm si the close .1 th.
Com hohocken Pl»v«round Ijengne
win ccannete with the Man
-thee phoground
nommunl'ips surroundlnc I
bockan lantatieg ruana roi the
i team Include.
the team with official
pmeram will mclud"
i .venue
the new Butcllffe Park
rou-t Vollev boll learns wilt be or
d Rjudrtg
■ ■■ .ti ii< uon ti ti enhlbtUon I
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Mi Oolg hn 'isk.il
i: any oar' of th
the p'pv-ijeir
bncne The
rirl ■ porl itrnaram a 111 t«- ooffe
■ a plawmund i1
The fl-. ■ 1 n plgO/-
U open 'it H 11 m and
< ontinued on Page Hvei
New Labor Laws
Sijiiie.l Hv Ih.ff
Bl 11
m
LiOaaB Mrttin-og
of the
r "ihoh'x-keTi Lion- club will be
evenm* ill ' I
Poring Mill Ore
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.iiost.tuting for Tliomat Caldwell.
ne» president, who is on vacation
\ olir- Ktyi-ti r
ken voters
rhanwed (mm Democrat to Republi-can
during field legllllBllia
boro'iRh < • tng to .1
received 1 14 Dfinn-
TSU and one P-morro"
the registrars will be at
the Hat born borougn hall and the
Upper Dublm school in Oreland
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ot *inono in real ■
I and $10,000 in
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rtce-pres-
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•ri Georae A Cl
1. avenue and Samuel
rton 76 Fayette street thli
trngkaaa
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mutual bene'lt. entertait ■.
tnd conveniem ■
mi-mhet' to encourage a ■wxUal 'rn-ternai
and brotlwrlv feel ■ ,
IM mem'"rs fee nrovide the welfare
Oreani?ed lab»»r 111 Pennsvlvania.
hting ,i battle aaa
tailed laltor rletatg during the past
tias gone
ii ihe simiing by
I) iff of several labor-re
measures.
Under terms of the newly-an-
••t,iking by nub-
, asould i>- iii'-aal Mau-irbltralton
are re-ouireri
Unemptny maul i-ompenss-ill
no longer be
Lkgfg l>\ ihe State If. In
r of the Oovern.it the
public welfare 1- involve.1
ret ballot may be ordered
to detenu:: not the
mnk find
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more, workers dismissed
lot 'akin* perl In strlki
■ but no n* ivould be
In order for three
'.! mibllo empln\i
. 'ion hsivn been
■
li bat in ta,t 1.
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onferred with 1
niip in a ia*u mln
of his n
ogl) eflOUgh
a hen the
■r kers were
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l.uwrr KiiliMiiiriil \JZI-For
Nalimial Goavd
With the minimum age for en-
'. ttional Guard re-duced
from 18 to 17 Pel
hirthrlav mill h-a v.
rooms Ira
undulgence in lawful gsti;>