The Conshohocken Recorder, July 4, 1947

              ®I)c €ottsl)ciI)ockctt Uccortcr
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7706. CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. FRIDAY. JULY 4. 1947. PRICE: THREE CENTS
West Borough
Tax Collection
Being Delayed
Unit* For 1946 Tax
Not Yet Reported
To Town Council
Taxes were one of the chief topics
of discussion at the Julv meeting of
West Conshohocken town council
held last evening in the borough
building
Collection of the 1946 borough
duplicate has been completed by
Tax Collector Aubrev Holland and
Uens filed against the properties
where the taxes remained unpaui
as of May 1st. At present a report
of the amount of liens filed has not
bee made to town council. The du-plicate
is still unsettled and until
settlement of the 1946 duplicate Is
made the 1947 duplicate cannot be
turned over for collection
The 1947 duplicate has been
ready since the early part of May
to be turned over to the tax collec-tor
for collection Bills should have
been mailed to every taxpayer in
the West Borough on July 1st The
bills have not yet been printed, and
it will require several weeks after
the duplicate is turned over for
collection before bills can be made
out and mailed.
Town rounctl has already bor-rowed
$4000 from the bank in ordei
to pay current expenses, and it will
be neceaiarv to borrow additional
motley until the collection taxes
belt ins.
Special Meeting (ailed
The secretarv was instructed to
ask the tax collector to be present
at a special meeting of council on
July 14 to discuss the 1848 and 1947
tax duplicates.
John Sowers, chairman of the ■
water committee, reported that all
property owners on Crawford HUI|
affected hod been contacted, andl
all are willing to relieve the borough
of any damage In having a six-Inch
water main extended in front of
their properties from Davis and'
Airy streets, along Davis street to
connect with the h-drant at the.
end of Spring Qardei. street, thua
eUminaflnit I dead end and sup-si.
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PREACH .IN CANADA 3.Yeara01d Bov Wert Si!l< Hl"
Held For Court
Killed At Play
On Highway
Lmrfi Miirple's Son
Struck h\ Auto
On Volley Green ltd.
union Sernlctw
Sunday Evenbun
John Murphy, Jr. 16. of 20 Cedar , At a recent reorganization nrei-jirnui,
Wist Conshohocken. was irig <?i the Ministerial Association of
committed to the House of Deten-i Conshohocken. Rev Stanley
tion yesterday alternoon by Juvenile West. l)D. was elected president
Probation Officer Peter J. Fra.s.:; Abn.-r J Dgvteg, who
after he allegedly made obscene re-1 retired (rum the Fir.-.! Baptist I>.L
marks to a 13-year-old Upper Mer-. torntr and is residing in Nes York
i.in township girl stale, n-1 Q V MCinicy. Dl>.
Prascino sold this morning that!was re-elected secrets r\ and treas-
Murphy will be arraigned before m or
Judge Oeorge C. Corson in juvenile | At tlie meeting n series of vesiier
court next week services wag planned in, the uin-
In a statement signed by the mumty during the summer tnutitlis
prisoner at the court house yester- The pastor and choir ol the church
Deuth violently Darted a bov and ?.?*■ u J^f. w*lkm* "'°"K where the service Is held will be re- Flum-xrj
and th(1 rr„k near Balhgo road abou .possible lor conduct of the s«n,., ,,
' : "^^^"A^^JlAll aenrlces will be held at 7 30 All and £5 iraSuSSMi InTbSi%
Fire Destroys ™*u2*LWe?Ute!.'.Fourth Of July •' Has Predominated J
Barn. Contents On July Fourth Being Observed
E » . . ,_, Did U rain on July 4. 19201 Or : At Harnonville Quietlv Here
00-Ton Scrap Pile
Of Kuhher Itiiriinl
At Mo^eetown
UNI
■ i-i the MUM dcy in 1937?
who ■
that It rains on most Fourth of
1 if It doesn't
■ R in tun nnn«mbar-irg
ilit- ten bed Piiiiniis and for-;
getting th. M records*
of the weather boreau during the
51 years show thai Ul<
Chamber Plaren Flagi
Along Entire length
Of Fayette Street
girl at play early Wednesday night 1130 a
In Whitemarsh ;md htf J^Cf^jftj ■**■'« ^th ] deiiominatioiuT a"re Invited to ...
along-;tend each service The nrst service v/yga
tlltll'li u .11 1... I.-I.l ...». C.—J ■_ .1 .
„r „„,,„„„,,„ A , i iof Juh' w L,M'' ■ ; n belter than'
n".. 'T""':;? -?!£.!"» g ■ .«„, join, .u <«*««»>.
th€"i Of 18M"lien'Thr tc ! "'"' "bM'rl""" ,,: »"
wllii'aniLewl. Kan*, and BBMl'r-MmtiofOgph MUkMlM^^.ISSlSlSVto'TC'Ta 5n5 w^JeS SSffSS SaSml'le P™ur«rMched MrJtp.™ or tuttl ££« {g
and a halt nan. wa. killed In- He accoated the ,lrl. he admitted. «U| w. htld „,„ sund.y ,„ „„ rnd,»-Ton reran „u" if ibbn " ' Declaration „l iminmulnirr
aUnUy by an automobile ahlclt he ""id »he ran away icreainlnj BaptlM church and Ret, cheile, T ' owned bv Solomon Mtllto Ross "^<>"> of rain alrnoM evnv I h.r. mil be no fanfare such as
apparenlly did not see bearlnj down A short time later. Murphy, while winters will preach the sermon street Moaeetown on Wednesday' l"°u»l> »' Ju,v. as often told, then "ruaram or flre-upon
him on East Valley Oreen road ' °» his wav home, was taken by Paul Th . lw. , . „*,.,„, ,_ I ,,7.^, anv*vrwv"- m wwinesnny , wfrp (mh| lfi ump% ln |hiE Ma) M|^^ ^,.,.1.. ...... C-a
near the home of his parents. Mr Campbell and Harry Hoeffner, he |,. ™J™!; "« " ,h* «'"«<''«' '"r ,"'&,'_-„„. ,0, „„ ,m„ „,w i
and Mrs laTwIl Marole said, and was turned oyer to police "" ,"m""r , HarmonMUe fire company, calkrd
JohTwhSer.f?oPr 50We|K.,e- who brou,ht h.m to the court Ivose Jul- 6. B.ptlat: July 13. Ipkoo- [tote «« of «*_ *.. wa.
nue. Flourtown. a plumbum ittspec-. rrascliio suted that Murphy had j pal: July .00 front 6:15 until 1 a m. Most
. . ^L.K.Si.,.??': "rern™ left the Moaeetown coufla-
New Directors 'Pines' Home
For Art League Opens Season
■ration when the alarm w
cd Miinni.iniiig the toiiipun. tO ttit "
WynxTki barn, a short miUU
the fire house
John Porster. chief of Harmon-!
Mil.- rire company, estimated Wy-isockl's
loss at (5000. The company
was assisted bv Barren Hill «nini*,tmuni temperature »
I.nuoln "i Cedar Heights fire com- ' df«.,m _Bl". 'hrre
were only 16 times m the past Sljworka display with baud concert
years when there was onr-.nm- The day will be observed quietly
dredth of an inch or more of rain 'with u general suspension of bual-
Sinee 1905, when tht burtMU began DOBS, A putrlotlr gesture
to keep "sunshine records", there purt or the newly-formed Chsuabar
have been nine ol ihf Julj , whirh following its
^Ith 100 sunahine H\e of tin iTK.m.zat.o!. only a fen *reks ago.
ays wtth rain since 1896 had ai lackrd time to prepun ,ui elaborate1
mere trace, too nulr to mttsui-e.1 program, will be Hie display of
and there mi no MUD al all on American Flags along both sides of
30 of the SI holidays checked. .,■ tvnw tin* Mat
In 1941 it rained all day and the '""due to Twelfth avanut
• uu Hags which measure
only HI two by three feet were purchased by
Ijunle-. in «ombating ttie n-imes and in(,hes of rain at that, not to be'the Chamber of Commerce and arc
protactlng adjacent dwelUnfl Which "mP»n'| with 1928, when 102 flying In the breese Four of th,-
ngered tocbas fat) In an afternoon thunder- »mwgrni tn plaoad mi aach light
Mrs Wysockl suffered .shock a^ «' "hower. And in 1M0. tt ratnad all itandard Through cooperation of
1 result of the flr^ mid i-winii-Mi m«n I mornin?. with g vield of 36 inches I town counoll with Laroy Wallace
c" UTatment^ »t her hSn-wlSr?.1 J«M three Independence Dav, ^
..I. ordered her to W 'Leil-^r penod deM-r... the bill- th, Chamber of Commerce commU-ughtei.
Mrs Zlgmund Bias- ■ € •«11«aa«i on Pa|e hlght. ee borough wkmen «■ ■!.- per inlt-czak
discovered the blaie Tlie ! ,cd to vUc* u"' fluKS "" lhe ,,*ht
vacationi Bljscsak home was one of the !?• sP * *M««vda under tha dlraotlon of
Hie tnuiiiiluctiuiiiu pbtnta are
in Ttiuisday night until
hnnu ! „ «r El„ orRatil7,atlon. The board includes Its 67th season. tenant on the Wysockl P! i'lrull* l.wl It
rountv Montgomery (lpa(,l|(, offlccrs the rn-,rmin nnd nity-slx mothers and children OOClttytni a house slttuted I
-«,:,,„,.„., f.„^r .„ „ „rsnmi„-„,' instructor of the ske»ch class and miming in age from 1 to 13 year.-, of the barn, attempted to free the
■I?™- « ier!iint»im n ™Ti- Minfmb'rs named bv Uu president arrived at the big. friendly house. P.RV but the bUse was intense with-
: . ' '', „", B. ,., „ , Ttia "fflcers. in addition to Miss i act in shaded lawns, early Tuesdayin ■■ few moments and prevented
ihS« it «n torhuh.1 n!EI' Ctaw' "* 0",r«e Clemnit of morning, their faces aglow with an- him from reaching the barn After
nr «/.,,,..«„, u e„i-,t?, i. „f' Ambler, first vlce-oresident: Mrs ticipntlon of a "real country vaca- arrival of firemen he spent most of
..m-...™ ,,rn,L?.*rZCihl iaH A.?* Francis C Pslsf ,o. Jr. second vice- tion' his time applying ■ stream of water,
th" *»,', T!,M« ,!mll5 nresident: MLv. Clara Ellington, of AH were sent to the nearby vaca- horn a garden hose to a tral
WKVIIC, corresponding secreUirv: ti.m house, operated by public-spirit-, U building In the rear of his home
Miss M Oruvce Stunners recording ed resldcaU of thn. community and; Spectators .Minded t« Scene
secretsrv and Hiss Rllsabeth 'he Main Line by tha Count,) Hundreds of-sp^tBiors were at-'"" ^nipanles are rntered in the Many residents are sMtfOg the
iracted to thf scene bv the .■loiidsol'Jui1' *"' l»a^ud,• w'hedtiled to aei hoUda) weekend »l M-ashore resorts
tor in Springfield towmahip, driver ■ l>revlous record in Juvenile court,;Methodist; Aug 3. Presbyterian
of the automobile, told Magistrate! having been taken into custody foriAug. 10. Baptist. Aug. 17. Episcopal
Louis W. Hoimau. a neighbor of breaking into a West Conshohocken Aug. 24. Lutheran; Aug. 31. Mrlho
the Marples. that f.vo children dart-: home in February, 1M5 gat; sept 1. Presbyterian.
ed in the path of his car. The om
stopped short. She was identified a
Carol A. Kunz. also of East Valley
Oreen road She saw the bumper
guard and headlight of the car rip
her playmate's head wide open and
toes his body to the side of the
road.
■ Norman Brtdden. 37. of IB Hill
1 creSi. avenue. Erdenhelm. a passen
«er in the car informed Officer A.
C Wells, of Whitemarsh township.
he thought the child was bending
down i v OIK a shoelace when the
accident occurred He said he didn't
"^ th° lli1™!"^ h,,ust' ''" underprlvilened mothen.: dwellings emfanf"red.
Th, n,limhit,u iit.M-^.™- Z«. h-M alnatt recently elected president of and children of hot. crowded cltyithe barn was engulfed in names
■milr l-WO hi 1 iSrn.Uhni.eli l,le Conshohocken Art Lesgue. of, areas, at Ridge and Butler plkaa, swiftly that it was impossible
" iL^!;,,?,,"-^ ".. isr"."i, i "»' Dan. board of directors of the Harmonvllle. opened Tuesday for.save anything. Herman Wesmillei
Kanlzatton. Includes iu>_season ' a Wysocki properly
Kourd \lcit)lni-lii|i
Numw! Bv President
•>7lh Vrar Stuiin
At Vacation llou-i-
AnnouiK-ein.-yt g made today by "The Pines", summer rire Companies;;
Parade Today
offlerr W»lls ho rrleiisc the body to
Nathan Marple, 2d. the boy's uncle,
in Oermin:'
Ml-ll.iv t .«'l,<.,ni,ioii
\t Marhlr Hull
Spring Mill.
Heights and Bni
'!!' li'lUl
holtdav weekend. Business places,
luchuiutg stores, banks, State iton,
In-c library, and barber
■hi [is are Liosed on the Fourth, bin
will t>|j«n 00 Saturday wilh the es-n
ol barber shops, which re-
, malrwd n|ien on niursday, their
uneoro <>t < e.iar rrHUiar ri,MmB day. m ordgi ,,, mgg
Hill Volunteerjadnotaga o. the long weekend.
Brandt, treasurer. The class officers Week Association of Philadelphia.
They will have a week's stay- under way at 9 :; m. at Joshua j or in the mountain*. Others ar-
MIV HOWARII
Coiishadlgegcf]
riie■ fainltty wns Hie second on h»vi . n announced. slay. ■ arlsh»B irom burntiig hay i u""i'T „.
■ htghwayi oi Wluteniarsh town- „,. „-_,!;,_ „.,--<, .„ M,-, The grouge will come for perioiU w«te.* was pumped from the But-l^ imd a*cond »VPI,U«- Marble(ranged t„ spend the da, on an OOt-n
within ll) dsyi Tlnwthv Don rh.,'" {V^r ri»A gj, miuSti0' "• WWi,t of t(,r ****■ ""wdtr.r; tonball quam ileuilv onnKlte end1"'11' |'"« »n<1 "P""1 al hw" *" "■«»«'-
to. 72. Marble Hall, died ;,.st *R
n'" ',*„* prlng. T r intiM ' **• arrang?merti. In numbers of ap-« riearl ml The hosel Prises await the -Mimrrs of •:,■ ■-hers are
indsy rrom Injury sustained wlien "rrs Alan w Ji.rU Mta« BlanrS PfMrtntateMy fifty at a nine lines prevented movement ot traf- «ia costume, adjiulgrd the trz\ m.following ■ long-time custom g|
W- struck bv nn sutotnobtle, " .„, Arthur P?lsoin iPaul and Mr" Tsv'"1 CWlum. .if Un.s- n< with n iv i tmU ■ nuajber uf rUsslflcallons. Sports 1 spending the Fourth of July quiril>
He -aJkins: Ht Oermantown pike V" ,.,,h j ewim.. and M™ rath <*<»wne. Is again ■aft in the rak of house, required the aid of state Police who activities are to take place during [at home
plying; si>fnc.ent wpter for both do-mestic
use and fire protection, "■» clarg) men
(hrouehout the Crawford Hill sec- hi the same
tion Mr Sowers reported the Phila- Sunday.
delphla Suburban Water Company.. Rev. O. K. McCamey. DP, pas-jJ"<L,B
,
K^st r°a fMt,erlne A M Botlo. who was named m° "M, ""L™""™
as far as he knows Ignored the W of St Mark's Lutheran church. °' h'8 lwme pgrmanetU ehuhman of the
order given bv council nt the June was guest preacher at St. Peter's. Th'' bov Is also survived bv his rommiiii-e for the 1M7-M sea
meetlnK to install an additional Lutheran churqh. Kjtthener. Otr-|5»"«-"dparents_ Mr and Mrs Walter A meeting of the board will be
■ sslsted Officer Wells.
hvdrant at Airy and Davis streets!tarib, and Rev. Howard McCamey. I Marple. of Sprngfleld to^-nshlp. held In September at Miss Cleaver's °i'rr,**' r.ule n( klndergartner for,;ind Butler pikes and Old Spring: Movies w
with a six-Inch main The instrur- > a member of the faculty and stu , unger sister Dlanta Jane home, to outline the program Mr 1 Y.rilt , "; Mill road and Butler pike The'the auditor
Uons informed the water company dent rhapuuu of Gettysburg college. J,ls mo'her and father, at home lr,"e fall and winter
to contact Mr. Sowers or a renre-; preached in St Mark's t,t|theran, when the accident occurred, were open October 2
sentatlve of the Oeorge Clav Fire church, there. iamong the first to reach his side.'
company to discuss the m iter be- They are accompanied bv Mrs.'They t-new before thes doctor ar-jO.
B. McCarnev and MLss Miriam rived that the boy was dead
.McCamey. and Mrs Howard ate The funeral «mi held Thtvsdav be'ing" rompiii,! bv~aflas cVeavVr'and" S!
.afternoon In charge of Rev 1 H. Mlw Flliiigton. with the
In at- MarDonaJd. pastor of the Covei.ant Qf Mrv Molonv The Ixwk la expect- \ lr|ed
jtlie morning and alternoon at the1 The Chamber of Commerce com-
'*££' with Iflai Phyllis I>lllman. of Upper Wbltamarsn town'iiin police gWHintJl nd^tniny Barren Hill Con- mlttaai will meet Monday evening et
isoii Dftruv' hrr aasleagnl Miss Carlyn' Vehicular traffic was deloured';",ndated school A feature is a bab) '' e • I Samuel DeMatflo
Hoopas. of Lansdowne. is, lakltighover Sprirfg Mill rnnd I'etwet ,i itidge'parttde at 4 p m Iraaltor Sixth avenue and Fayette
exlu'iiled at 1 in 5!r(,e' ■ *'i,n l'"' president* ol both
orlum of the school for'Washington and Cousinihocken No.
A.F?u,'lh of.Jul.y !awn J3*"? *'" Audi Interfcoro bus-s ala. were re- eVuer"taitiineni of children of Uwl1 Flrr «,0'»i>aille*. 1,ni1 "",,im,"ll,,|S
ommunity and at 0 a d»i the various niilltary groups to
fore beginning the work of Install!.-
it on turned on Page Elghli
County Bar Defeat*
New Admission Rule
Cam*]
The elder clergyman
tendsnee at a meeting of the ex- Presbyterian church
, ecu live committee of the United, town. Interment
; Lutheran church of America Bro* cemetery
y|;herhood and the Soy Scout t -
1 mlttee. He is a member of both T1 I wo_ VIN" rw \M_iPIIIIiMT*
held on the holiday with K routed, because of the fire Tlie de-, CM
.aJSS!" "^ 0ake Pr,,vldwl b>' Ml' UKU w.iv iiiHinti.ine.) until 10:48 be held, with mu '"r » P"'!" --
JSSi S,. ^? ^i,k rS' W|I"IU" H""(l Ilttd' "' "Bry»IV(ldn" ww-.ki. employed t« rean tq mca* oTOtaavtrg Tha fSrl BoouU « - Day. and to con-
PJ,.m.rd eJS^TfhrmartnK, :' "'"" 2 *£ T**^ t,0UM' »^* Carey Manuh.i I gents ,.:.>gram and
aaffiwtaefrnsiaeJjuhSJ^ Mn) P™ttth ''; Lerny Bush Is chairman , "'dat<!
piddle Wood founded t before the .,,, l)lnnt at the time Charles committee In charge .,. . ^„."~r~.
nmffSSS! S.°i^aSlrl^rSS tr ST !£?££ VtiZK.SrS V Electric Official
"S2S J- C Jones and Alan W.J ^TSasVo'w'nTl^t S & | t^^^ftaS' BiriSL55? SFiXEt **rVUX
Jones have been aopolnted auditors! stand HIM and in<>.si priirin-i,i philan- lhl, romnninliv for immv ve»r> *'"' t^l^ragtani ol |] H
and will insoect the flnanclul rec- trophies m the area Although "HOI i uu-ous , :. ""rts P"»train will »K- held regional vlee-Drealderit of the PhUa-ords
of the league during the sum-! A number ol new jungle-ham- ls hellew the blase K,lM,rd»v in lhp *vent M raln * •npan) al Num.-
mer , hocks the type used by the Armv neUthbnrs said a reluse tire hud Mown, was JIIIIIHIIIMT) ndiiv Mr
iconth.ued on p««e Etghti ,„.,.„ 0Uming on i lot noai he Four liuhistrif-. Qosc ,;''1 " mtm mv9i *»". the mint
\ll\lli:ll \
Ijawvers of Montgomery Count'
vesterdav aided in defeating a pro-posal
before the Pennsylvania Bar romnm,£s_
Association aimed at revamning the Mla5 McCamey will begin her ■ •• ,.,_„„ ■
county rules setting up requirements'*enlnr >Tar at Oetlysburg college ■" TMMealU
for admlasion to the bar , m lhv *■" i Two women mm
Opposition to the proposed; membtrship of the Li
chaiwes was led bv Desmond J Mi- First \|<) ( lusst'S nf ,nr ISfifaHU V-t. , .,
Tighe. Esq. Norrlslown. who was' ttOfi nl » mee'ing held Tuesday From < llllUl to Ifliaill
joined at the convention at Atlantic Will Mart JlHV 2 1 night Mrs Wilfred T Rolenburv. _. . Bn. u/,n,nm >iw.k-
City by Norrlstown and Mbntgom- ,ai _^„ , ' „ „ , ,32 Wagner road. Lafayette Park. PIr, J^Ph William Touhcy
ery County lawyers who came here ,zJ^*,°LCtmpViyJf- *0,':and Mrs Harrv s Pteii.mt-t7 Oer- ";" ™ "I . J? Mrs. Joseph Touhev.i y^ mystery surr-iunding Uiei reached the scene about
by motorcade to defend their local Iun™ Atedical Corps of this bor- inamu>n 1MK, Hrr ,!lo nrK mom. Of 210 Fast Eighth avenue, servins1 murder of Margaret c Dougherty, Ohio* Forster said only one t:
rules. ISr11^ - ?? robbers of the ,^ Wltb the »Jn«ed S"1*" M"'n* 45. whose bodv was dlseovertd in an was taken to M.w-..»n and .i lew
Their presence at the annual "t!^^^?^'"^^..::! £%£}?. The .n-oun. to men the third^T^" ^^^ *,*Z t™L dnimin the N.ce.nwn sect.«i volunteer, remaining behind put the
i aonfotrion Solyei
"Dnim Murdf^r"
! t-arn early in the evening Firemen; r«rty-elghl years, started
Pfr. Iniihev Transferre-I g , dfliiiQiieni lull rlerk in what was
inspected the live embers after Hint l- or I' UlllloX «'- \ ill'll t»Hl-
-nhmj l,IMl""*' " "" " than known u the Gas Company
-«. D-_ J .i ' The Philadelphiti Uniform oom* of MontButnerv Count} and Norrti-
I The Second Alarmers association, v mhrh ,1%t nill. ,lll(l lUxll, ,,„.„ Kle,irlc Light AT Power
, ".T'h.J^,H7 i!^. £ ?"« ■ "1" •****• "•'«ed i4t n'""1 fl" Thunatlaj company Later he worked in varl-
"" land will remain closed until Iton- Itaaa which ultlmate-iday.
July 14. In order to ni%e aaa-lly led 10 his being named to super-nloves
a vacation ] visorv pi
me"r.t7in"g ofrZtheSZSt*ate"asso"cTiati,o-n""a—nd'. atJte,n, de? me annu ii piernnkir-S»aaittuirradaa>y' The group, to me-t the third r-j-S TOuam rnaaTflBJna "where IT»orL??1T,1u ,m" N,cetnwn sec,lon vo,un«",!' remaining oemnn put tnr _ Msiiufaclurirut- ^m R Swanson. division man- Tur^....n. ' ,. m,.n,h ,, hnlrtlno i . uuanl irom cnina. *"ere of ph ade phia a month ago. was second apparatus m service at Wy- Tn* Jonn wooa Msniiiaciunnsi i„,mh-r
their vociferous opposition helped to °f lhe,^ Ti? A Rubber corpora- ™or> ™ J Tur^dav nuriit until 'ir '""" m"rr tl",n S'X "0Othi »l»gd yesterdav In a statement of sock; s l!ater they returned u> '"•"P*'nyi plan ba
defeat the proposed resolution.!""" at /"""' ^!rk / hnlfl"" -lIld rSTend ofThiTSSh Tr, order tn "****• «■ "«■ ^f "v" memhers pdmisslon of the killing by a Yellow Mogeetown The rubber was gtiUl^U week so U.at
which recommended that the Penjn-'{rr^ennddter,rreedri ^fiVr"st fal"id *1. admit new nimbenT of ,v,e |IM6 <"-:idlialln« clans of St Cab Company staner William smouldering Thursdsy morning, he «nJoy ■ VIH ,
svlvanla Bar Association urge repeal '^1 I*™*?* c<.nUngent withdrew Bf,ml,"«w ril'n,lwr'1 Matthew's Hleh school who en- A Wstrer ,
or all local country rules setting i' 6 p ™ Jf"*" ,tnp P"-nic grotmdK T. ntntlve plans were formed for ti,lr(i m the Marine Corps on July wa* charged
- * ... BL T^ha» rnnthnhnraah memkai'. i*._ thp nmiriinrlnn'i rlaH In thai rle-tr «- nm_ _... Z ... . J^"
Jr 22,
ith
will B ,-iiMUiU-j
ties of the office vacated by Mr
} Onnser
Bill luvell wuiltl * IUIC1 DCILULK ™«_ *%_a-*_ ■_ aI El i ^nn ill .in ..a... .a .v ..»..,».. w.. «u ■ j wtw. UUaJinj HIIJI r IIII Till It II' :JV
requirement, for admlaalon lo ?T,^:on"h°h.orken.., rn„rm'>"'s "- '^e„ *";*"; """".', p?,n .ln "" ".■»' M la»t vear Trie other memhers ,t, »i„ulatlor, ye.terday rnormnf and
the tar and restricting the practice' mlr
m^.™fu^v U™H 1(J„E. ,?A j_|^^J^X^'^SL^^TEll **" a,",r"'' &5*> ,: "' M,': held vtthout bail to await the ac-of
law to residents of the county Iwentv-- tion of the coroner
The proposal w.is submitted bv; bju^ burns at the pi»olt»-ent:
were treated for sored by the association on the orace Lucey 10 East Hector street:
'■(I at the admlnls-ilsllllas
iftMnWaai nf Ull^aaili'lllliili lratlv* bulW»ng and nine others re-
,,ceived attention. The mi>st serious
Laurence H Eldredne Esq., Phlla-atlon
and'
nds of the headquarters. Ridge charier Berk. Es
. Barren Hill, on .luly 24. 25 ch-otee Roth East Hector »»
nd 26. The women plan to main- and James McTammev. son of Mr
No. 2 Firciuca
In PgVMaaB To<l;i\
I .•P,5SS,S2 F™1 W ? ? In H<-rt»rt Hnrlan Oanser Is a native
!Alan Wood s-,' u - , WllMUI1KlQn. Delaware, but has
His formal educa-
■ : before his slx-
|Pairs to-be made at tot ..f-er leav-of
meeting lhe woman * The ami Prone*. I. \tnu school lie was employed bv the
i^'lon a Philadelphia street, of later' Comhohocken Fire Company No^ FrCiUS Qjags Works are havlna a Norrlstown Herald as a pi inter's
. «r M,rTBmn
irv „"' 2M! choking her to death in his room, of a *'» participate in the Fourth of: week's vacation, tturini whuh limfldevir and. duiing the ensiling eight
■"• keepuig her body in a closet for sev- J"lv owad. at Potstown and com-,,he punt H inoperative ,years he was with the psper. roee
The HToup was sent to ParrUj eraldavs.uf stuirina it into the iron P*",e ,or 'he M,0° ln P'1**" b"'*H to be a copy-reader and rewrite
Islnnd S C where thev remained drum and enlistins the help of two °n*ered The occasion U the housing i . • |7J|,.J man.
t-Hjether until thev completed basic: boys in removing the drum from his '" three pieces of apparatus by three lll\* llioril - null ; resblania
when th-V became sepa-. room and dragging it on an express separate companies Inventone. ol personal prottern 7'' "'"w „? „,",£? hsThsan
irated Touhev and Lucev were trans- wagon nlmnst three miles away to Tlie local croup, numbering be- "r< the following estates have been! , *_" _,ri.. ._J *.:..Z^~
ferred to Oanp Pendleton. Calif, the plare where it was found. tween 80 and 100. are lea-lng by bus ' '■ ' - "' ul11'- "f,1,*p ;
and more than six month ago thev The murdered woman 'ormerlv Irom the fire house. Ninth avenue Catherine Byrne Abmgton 1935,;
MissiNsncv uray daughter or Mr were s,ni toitether to China, where, lived ln AmM**r and hoe relatives in and Harrv street, for Potutown at Louln ^' Hum-wonri Cnni
Lines Inc. The suit was filed yea- i^tmctor Those desiring to take an* Mrs. John R Oray. of 422 thev were separated About the time this l>.rough lock In the morning The. will en. W 743 43. Aubrey K
terdav tr the Prothnnotni-i''* nffi" 'be coiirse ari> belnrf iirg»*d to rnrw- Rnrne Mill avenue hs . -n award- that Touhev was transferred toi > rvmnanied by the Ringgold U-wei Merlon. SB28-20
DeTuro cUims that about 5 13 ■«■ promptly ed a pnre of r, for her .eport on s'ouam. I.ucey left China to return JO* t D ., , , -. band of Reading who will go di-
P m, November 25. 1M« he we*' ^"v™ before a girt scout ,0 the United States McTsnnev W|IV*-ir Ifrulr III*/ f.riMlffl ,,tl, ,, ewtgtown Heading the M„-r;.,w/, as
walking on the sidewalk on the Surill" Mill F-lir °°p .-T n Miy ^ T1** *adrMiS now stationed at Annapolis. Md — 0 . . mtinaent will be the usual «""'"*' IXCmmmi
i side of Badge pike near the
■ h *IM "n nuWuon wm%jM4e by a repre- anrl Beck and Roth have not been. f » #«' ■Uh'lulantH guard of four girls One piece u I I <J taC J.';.....-...
the company's apparatus will, «''"-H l /lo r twin s
Filp« Suit
'aln novelty and cake tables and a nlirj MI
case to be given treatment was a kitchen booth P,,rr, slrM.t West Conshohocken
twisted ankle There was a mild run Mr* H J Hwsii, temporary presi-
; on aspirin, more than 100 tablets e'ent. wss in chsrge
being given out — ,—
For injuries he alleges he suf- . A n*w class in first aid is now (iirl Scout IN WanIt'lI
fered when struck and knocked,t>em.2 ,'1rrn"! Instructions will be
down bv a bus, Samuel l>Tum
Plymouth townshin. seeks |2000o'T K H«l! «» Efl"l Hector street
damages from The Schuylkill Valley P Benjamin Righter will be the
: formed
itarted Monday evening. July 21 In AX Prtaet In (litill.-st
talk delivered before
troop here In May The address now stationed at Annapolis. Md. -, „ . .
on nutrition was made by a repre- om« Beck and Roth have not been,'ft "#* AtU'tintints
.sentatlve of n Philadelphia dairy otationed outside the United States
I roncern. before Troop 52 Ten of
north Ridge Butler pike intersection when he X.» ft■..•>■ Inlv O
was struck bv s bus which was eo ' "" " JUI" ^
ing west on Ridge pike He suffer- ■ dsrlng aerial nerformance will ,h'' n.tirteeii members ,.r the troop u^^-,;,,,! »!_-_.
ed lnluries to the back spine highlight entertainment for the I9ti, l>»rtirlpated in the contest The lsO»»|Hiai .^*M'
-hmilders. arms and elbow he con- annual Spring Mill Fire company UDOP r»«nber., range in ap from
tend* annual fair openlne July 9 and 10 '" lB
July IB. at the com-pany's
historic 33-acre headquarters %f»rp IVi iw> Tunitilti
at Hecuir street and North lane ' ■«»"«»"
When Mr and Mrs
Heart hr^apltal. vester-j^0^0^0^;.
many civic and business
irganizatlons. including the Penn-sylvania
Stale Chamber of Com-
■nerce, the Hiitoii*~n! Sorieties t*
• "v county and Penneyl-i<
Amerlr'an In
Electrical Fiuttneers. and
vineers Club of the Unii"
He la a vlce-preaidanl or the M«»nt-
■ooajgrw Trust comnanv. ol Norrls-
: his hfld the oMlre of
•resident in the Norrtsuiwn Cham-
(onvriilion * huirman
Damtano Sassl. 351 Spring Mill The Pesches sky reyne. eomprlsitnt RriHtrtK 4 imii' ill
rmut, past national president of|Six voung women, will perform Nggg /«"»» a-.ajaiM srt
bar lhe Maul Of Honor also be in line The firemen wdl with Ml couples obtsinlng
Michael VlLa-;rsrrv sllVer horns in which will be<r.age permits during June, the *«• ^'.. ',,. 'cornrni
iere married! D*""!1"1* of r«* «nd white earn- l.«M nrrordinir ,,1TV ,.]„,, pennsvlvania Electric u
us. Rena R San- ,tong ..ana Oss ssaoeli
day. a dauahter was bor.. to Mr ,on, 33o Ww.t Th;r(1 -,vrP,,ir Wl, Charles Moore, president, will,county mamaae license bureau ,(Rrl publl
"nd Mrs John Janoski. 4M N^w, the maid of honor ' ht-ad the local company as marshal Although ihe June total
Elm street A son was born t^1' >F—r- ank Hlltner ■ ■■■ ■
even i
the Italtai-'.mertean World War'hleh in the air The show will be
Veterans. Inc. will serve as general free each night Many new attrac-,
chairman at the tenth annual state* tions are being added this year to'
convention of the organization. July . the tradition.;
IS and 20 at Valley Forge Poet No < Each vear. patrons of the fair1
8 home 830 Arch street, Norrlstown come irom a wider area Last year's'
Majbr social event of the eonven- [attendance showed p&inms from the
tkm will be a dinner on July 19 at. eta New Ens-land States. Maryland.
8 30 at Holy Saviour hall. Norrts- Few Jersey. Delawsre Ohio, Florida.
town. California and Hawaii
, Legend has it that there still ex-
Why not oil and r*'p Favette 1st, under the old Oohanaal dwelling
street from curb to curb from Hee-'on the property, well-stocked sub-tor
street to the north borough line terranean wine cellars of famed old
the same as Ford street was repair- Pe'er legaux Frenen refugi
ed by the State Highway Depart-' ". and Ai-■ who en-ment9
If done rign' ind not ln a tertained Washington Prsnkl'n,
haphaaard manner the main street otrsrd l.afavet:, 4nd manr other
of the boroufh could be tfHtlv tm-'Colontsl notables at >he proper**!
proved at no great expense i then known as Mount ewf
Two more early ripe tomatoes
have been |aaagr{
John Duiiij .sflfi past Hector
street, reported last Fridav
th.it he had a ripened fruit
ready for picking several days
prior to his call
Loins Monaco. Sr. 135 East
Fourth avenue, reported a ripe
tomato in his gsrden. a short
lime after the DUUJJ ragw t
Leading others in th- nor-mal
"ripe tomato steeplechsse"
bv almost a month was Mat-thew
J Hasson. 121 Favette
who had s upe tomato
mall gar-den
it his home Just before
Miy tt, a full fire wevks shesd
of usual schedule
„ driliii
rnorn.ne to Mr end Mrs Frank' ^JJ"*1} Ru^^L^c^^^'Frink Messlmer la assistant drill- of last June'-, hleh of 459 A ^ent for
Capetols R-bel Hill. West Consho- 5™« ° rilV Nnrlist!^. i,,' !n 'master
"*" " ? « h— ,"" ^ "nsm^rs'r^m'atca'th!'
,"er "m3'H-ry7vP 13 ^ ^urch. the V.tabiles will tun, WPHI Side B«gggg«a«fa1
7 « rJmo"° Mlirvp>■ *» the tables by serving as the at-1 ^
hocken
Treated
rawbaafgn wer*> p.iwooo sHarvay, w the table
of 119 East Ninth avenue Dosslblei i.nrf.nl, * _. *-.
traruired l.n.1 tone i„ fall Mar. '"^e ^Ide ah„ atttnlHl Oonha- ****** al S»»»"'<,r C«"P
S.Jl!^;.".(",.'"."2' ?,™I "^Ihockan Hlah «ho..l »a» employe.1 R*v Ma J Nar-. ol Criurcn: Pi.r lhe flral
marriave niah la clronplna off and,
la eaiierterl that the 1M7 ap*»U-]
lltrniltwl • ..n\i nlii.ii
Sliiirc. I -tit-
Durtna two World Wan. Mr Oan-rill
be mm** 1 080 1e« than' J»r -■»VT.^l"^* J^^'J?!
„ .948 fVure* when 3.600 ll<4«aa,tiZgSSfiJggZmmTjSM
.w. * ,«.i'n his beinn paid wide spread trt-tx
months of 1M6 b,,tr bv m
h«*r»"«'ere 1 *43 license spphcntion
tM more than for the fl.
honths of this year ^ , . .
Blue Bell Inn Blur t*on for many years, is a mem- Month-bv-month ppures that v«ir "FtJCK l»v Allies
'hide January 206 Fel-ruarv j„hii fgrad l- atyJ
J Rev Mr- ,H Marcn 192 Apn|, ?«,3 Mav. Mrs William Brad v. of 217 Bast
Na^e will uke sr acuve iert m the ».«
sinus! ramp meeting Kaaducted by ""■ *na Junp' JO' . ■„ and Ash
Haraionvillr. lacerated cheek md^i, the Lot r.biii Norrlstown until ^'reet West Conshohocken.
forehead ins fall her r(W|tnallon two weeks ago Mr I waneellst and one of the lead<r
At Sacred Heart ho«nltal. Robert] Puccio sn overseas Armv vetersn talh) the Holiness Christian associa
F McNa.nara. 21. of 813 East Hec- emnloved
. 'or street, was treated for a lacerst- Bell
wl left knee- _
Judg- J Burrett Holland. In an''he Mission opening at Msrlton rag* were BlrBet* was struck by an
■vn*-d i
lUtOI
j Magistrate Louis * Hotman. adjudication I- ided donn today ln|N J on flundav and continuing for January 1'4 bv Samiie
.WhP»mersh and Manvrate w,t- the aataU of .isabeth M Rawnslev.| t#n day* Last week <he accom-'v-, ADr„ w, Mav 3M tun, 45a Et ndge of En
ham J apeers.Barn-n Hill have re-, this boron .. who died April ».; tainted a number ol the V , i S . . et« si^ *21' vouthTwas lakeT"w. .he n ■
'HV.a1s.SfT .imT J msttstrste-siltszewaro.eda balance o^ 82.MlH.sion broadcast gTr,„p to Bphrits and >>* f»■ *«*: 3'n ^""ber , u„' H^^' Mair'ng an es.nT-
--(Ono where essngellMirvrrle^. were 334 Oc-ober. 307 Number. 282 ltmtl(,n ^f phyMr.!(in a,rtart ^
centlr 21 last Mnc-mber 20 ronducted I December. 194 I gagggggj trestment was retjuired