The Conshohocken Recorder, July 25, 1947

              ®l)c (STottsljoljockcn Recover
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7712. CONSHOHOCKEN, PA.. FRIDAY. JULY 25. 1947.
Girl Scouts
'Pay Rent'
For Camp Use
Fmir-I,ruf Clever
<»iv(<M Mw;.uii- < In It
I5\ I- li/;'ln-ill Cooper
A Conshohocken girl scout was
chosen to make the annual pres-entation
of a four-leaf clover as a
ivar's ■•rent" from the girl>' DTganl-
?aiion to the Klwtnli club of Nor-j
ilgtown tor the use of Camp Kt-
' I 91] ! ;■ lllgh'. »1
live ceremony al
She is Flleabeth Coopet ll-vear-olu
daughter of Mr. and M:
:• I I •■oper. of 318 Fayi
A guest at the 38-arre camp for
the oast month, the local tclrl uf-'
fered the unique token to John K
Moore, of Skippack. president ol
the club, as a croup of 85 girl .scouts
and guests looked on. The rent ritual
look pU «■ »i iht- rtTftrTT hull of I
the camp
Mr. and Mrs Cooper. Miss Mary|
Sawyer. Mrs Henrv E. Rollins. BrJ
1013 Fayette street, district Olrll
Rcnm commissioner. Mrs. Andrew!
Lewis. Worcester, chairman ol the-camp
building committee and Miss
Nuiicv UlLthltv treasurer. Central
Montgomery County Council. Olrl
Scouts, were among the RUMtt at
the program directed by Miss Lyn-i
del) Reber. of Royersford. camp dl- \
rector.
Completing her studies at Miquon
school, wnere she was a pupil for;
'he past eight years, at tin- and "f
ihe spring term. Betty Cooper will,
enter the public schools here in the|
fall Bhfl LS a member or Olrl Scout
Troop No. 52. of which Mrs Prances
Saylor, of West Conshohocken. is
troop leader She returned home
with her parents, following the cere-:
mony
Returntne at the same Mine were
Delphlne Bvron, of East Hector
street and Elaine Smith, of KlrkUn
lormrrlv of this borough: Alt hen
Lewis, Betty and Penny Link and,
Dolores Carev. all of whom have
spent 'he lasl two weeks at the
camp
Earlier in the summer. Barbara!
Durnhiiui. Carol Lobb and Malrl'
Koldys. also local Olrl Scouts, were
guests at Camp Klwanls
Alan Olenn. prominent Norrts-;
town Kiwaman and an associate,
member or the Girl Scout organi-sation,
made motion pictures of the,
ceremony
Scouts and guests joined in a.
"cook-aut" before the ritual, at)
Which time stew made by the Scouts]
over outdoor Ares was served, Des-,
sen made by the camp cook follow-ed
in the recreation hall An en-1
tertainment program concluded ihe
Chamber Sponsors
Outdoor Concert
I "The Chamber of Commerce will
iand con-lert.
August i* at H p in on the
v H Wood
. ,'ise.
The i motn will be nlavcd by thci
33-piece Norrlstown bond under
K.i, li Tyson. Of
■ . ■ ■:■
. i .n a well-1
I u lanced pregmm.
! ::■> charge ci am kind win be
. I, »..-! ,i!..l
; no collection will be made. Thi I
l.rogram will cove;- a period oi neai-lv
two hours.
i | m rchani Ian ol ttw
Chemrer ol comm-ol
the concert, the first civic recren-,
Honel eveni sponsored by the or-
I Wallace, '-rees-,
irer, is general chairman.
l\ John Kehoe, chnirmnn or the
■
The Norrlstown bund li la men
d.mand for summer conn
the) .ire b-oked solidly until thei
( moart date here.
Baby Contest Wbtnera \\ Weel Comhohocken Playgromid
TEN PAGES
Firemen (tilled:
Find Meat Hnrnetl
, Usually whole their is a lot of
amok* there b lire, but such was
IWt the OBM ■ i
when a general alarm summoned
hocken N i nipmues to
\ngelu, of
■
Bhorth alter 4, while members
ot the D'Angeto famll) \>
■
rreen the home Pealing a fire,
■ monad rtremen end both
■ ntnany, reaching
first. Ion • ,n >n door
and. upon entering the buiidinit,
discovered that someone had plai-l
.
PRICE: THREE CENTS
Citizens' Croup
Issues Report
In Whitemarsh
I'ir-i < 1MM Township
I- Hrrnmimnilrd:
Other FlndirigTi Hade
4 white*
RUM into
being us ret u li n made
FIVE WINNERS are pictured above iust after prixos were awarded al Wool Conshohocken's firal annual baby con-test
al the MacKenzie park and playground. Wednesday night. Upper left shows Jackie Banas. adjudged the cutest
boy, held in the arms ol his mother. Mrs. Joseph Banas; lower left is Gail Patricia lacquot. cutest girl, hold by he.
mother. Mrs. Gerald lacquot; left center, survey .ig the scone from comfortable quarters is Marie Elaine Frederick, winner
in the best-decorated wagon division, and her mother. Mrs. John Frederick, kneeling at the left ol the vehicle; Marqaret
Ellen Teaford. center right, who won honors for the beat costume, is shown with her mother, Mrs. Burton Teaford; Betty
Getsfread. winner in the best-decorated carriage divison is shewn extreme right, with Rosemarie Altopedi, who accom
pomied her.
rvent
A drive to raise 155.000 to im-prove
Olrl Scout Camp Kiwani*
has begun and will be carried on
until Die goal is reached, Olrl Scout
officials state A number of needed
new buildings and a swimming poo)
,n< included in the Improvement
plan. The girls now camp in tents,
placed on a concrete base
Outing For 39
At County Park
A group of 39 children and 5
adults, representing the Mary H.
Wood park playground, traveled by
bus to Montgomery county purk for
a picnic, swim, and day's outing
yesterday The first actm:\ OB the
day's program was swimming Al-though
a complete program had'
been planned for the day. the in-terest
in water sports.predominated
and other plan* were canceled The
trip was sponsored by Miss Blanche
Palacio as one of the special fea-ture
events for the Mary Wood park
play center.
The members of the group were-sdults—
Mrs Oeoree Moser. Mrs
Prances Vishio. Mrs. Lawrenre But-ler,
Mrs. Viola Welcer. Mrs Vera
Clark
Children—Charlotte Kelly, Cath-erine
Weidamover. Joan Welcer.
Dick Werner. Walter Wood. Bobbv
Wood. Dennis Clark. Rita Tanclnl.
Joseph Vlshlo. Paul Slag. Larry But-ler,
Donald Moser. Theodore Tar-loski.
Mary Jane W-idamoyer. Pal-sy
Cobourne. Dorothv Nolan. Mary
Edwards. Marv Ann Daly. Ann Kil-len.
James Wood. Judy Swam.
Janice McQulrn*. Louise Matteo.
Donald Lewis. Alan Woodle, John
Tonev, Oertrude McCarrirk. Doro-thv
Howinskl. Alan Speaker, Ted
Speaker. Marlon Speaker. Betty
Btrkings, Msrlene Fabrize. Barbara
Thompson. Joan Clmino. Loretta
Cardamone, Virginia Hurley. Mar-gie
Mellon. Bessie Reczka
(.nests al Spring Mill Playground
Under the direction of their play-ground
Instructor. Miss Bette Per-rler,
'-- boys and girls of the Hec-tor
street plavground hiked on Tues-day
to the Spring Mill playground,
supervised bv Miss Ruth MacFar-land
The Hector street boys and
airls were the guests of the Spring
(Continued en rage Bit)
Republicans
Plan Campaign
Os"gsUfttes x loin mill IT
For Primary r.lertiou
Following the final day for filing
Ol petitions for county offices. Re-publican
lead*" and candidates
met at the Republican headquarters
In Norrlstown and organised and
endorsed a Republican ticket to
present io the committee member'.
and the Republican voters of Mont-gomery
county nt the primary elec-tion
on September 9
Senator Llovd H Wood, cliatrman
of the Republican county committee
was elected campaign chairman.
iry Farl B Bechtel, coun-ty
committee treasurer, was elected
ireHsurer ol the campaign. Edwin
Winner county treasurer, was chos'
en to serve as secretary.
The officers of the campaign com-mittee
were authorised to register
ihe title "Montgomery County Re
publican Primary Campaign Com
mittee" with the election bureau.
Tentative Arrangements wen
:ftSua?£SA&i:&L£> M°cK'n7'"' p"k "*
ranging in age from a few months1 the Upper Merlon Township school
ii months, most of them svslem will aggregate $11450 for
n their stride', punctuat- the approaching year, it was pointed
Ing the early evening air with an out at an adjourned meeting of the
.1 shrill howl For the most Upper Merlon Township School
near, they seemed to have, board. Tuesday night In Oulph Road
ilsae. Mhoril
i were Ms follows- cutest Warren tl Cocklhi superintend -
:ie Banas: cutest girl Gail «m. and Robert R Btrlne. mlnclpal
Jscquot: best-derorated were grunted increases at the meet-
Marie Elaine Frederick; inf.
costume. Margaret Ellen Tea- The pay raw- for the eupertn-
""■-Th* «-»ii.MtntilbJiMl nrlnclnles iIord: best-decorated carriage. Betty tendent was *7«, bringing his year- a£5S9rfSS SJ-. - -- ^g^Sr^-2^T* A-ociatio* ZnXOd tn bv^Ihi- ciimrailm ram- community nur»; Mrs David hU wlvy to tajM.
publican countv 'eadeis wno win J(|r|(lfi BunM luncheon set.I Director Oeorge Hein brounht up
'" Jacquol. ■"■■«* -rnoi- "—*■
County Voters
Total 138.498
Rfgfjftftlon Itoaril
Keporti Htm Tuial
Twenty Compete In First Aimittd
Baby Contest At MacKenzie Park
Coiiiiiiiiiiitv Seff*iue
In \i,'ilioili-t Church
i ft was o hard }ob for the Judges
bm g lot of fun for the spectators
■ i at West Conshohocken s first an- <
| nual baby contest, held Wednesda
Salaries K.ii-.-.l
In I |"|MT Mf*rioii
enteruiinment and speeches ba cir.
ball Nornst.iwn on Scpisoiber <■
In aunopnciiiri tlie ulans for the ]
campslBn. Senator Wood said thei
Ctnaldatet had banded themselves. ■
togeUier in a •pledge to i b
■.:-.■ ■ i
coiUinUatlor. Ol 'he r\pe if 'Otontv
government that In recent years
has placed Monut'rmerj county In
an enviable position of leadership
among the 67 counties of Pennayl-' »a*Jon
The fourth union community ser-vice
of the Protestant iiluniIsU ol
I Conshohocken during the MMgenl
i summer season will be held Sunday
(evening at 7 30 in the Methodist
'church. Sixth avenue and Pnvetic
] street.
, Pnnir'.iistin7 m these union sei-
'vices are FinM" Baptist church.
Calvaiv FplMuiuil rlninh.Sl Mink-
Lutheran church, the PH-church.
and the Mt-thudlst church
Anthems will be sung on Sunday
evi'tuiui b> the cliorur, ohotr ol th«
A u*-to wiUer the dlracUen mi kielait
BUeataeib Kw h. eagsnlnt and dlvec-on
the thftiK
The public Is cordially invited to j0 Mill Creek
attend this community service
-s Charles on the increased ' increments for I HttS AllIIIiaM illll I1JJ[
■npeu i■ 11 Oail gold cross:
tended the 25th annual outing ol
Man.- tlie'rnaUer7orrne'en"tire"jan'iVorla^!the Tadeust Koaciuasao association
^rt^^MaM^ASmi ™?^*&j^sr^j?■££•"?!
Ambler. Judge gj
Court. J. Burnett Holland, of Uoper
Merton: county ^mtsshmen Pred ^^ ^^ mufh mpptauae from tnp ^-|ft
Hltlega." Pennsburg controller, spectators, were given favors All; at Oulph F
John A Lafore. Jr. of Haverford
h.." rviih-inV" g»re' Teaford. cross and chain ; io per cent increase was unanimously ■ lonl special train of ten roache-
^JJII..U. ^.ttv oetsfrea. baby shoes approved after being seconded bv
The other fifteen entrants, all of, Director Buehler F!ve janitors wlir""^ ».^»c"> »^ 'romMaiu _
. unhiding Uiree rw*. this borough and Nornstown
d. and one at Swede-, *«>* others went to the park ID £sldpnts llvlllK
awards /ere donated by merchants \ land and Port Kennedy
the building The m
boiled dry and wmt burned to .« 4 ciuaeni "i uie township on May
ling the house srltn smoke. 19. mbmiti.-d the tax-
Tlie rirerneo carried • ■ week,
utensil "in oi ii.Hirs grid returned Tni ■ lew to evetj
■ nation taxpayer and voter ol the uramshla .
answering the call was signaled L'lkei J rm*n Philip Dech*
Eop «ii ii the] : i ■ and Ohartee
: ui.'iii wlin iit^
ii.Kt ben i maem <: i he "We 6] wintr-pped
ion,; cnminii to pick marsh townetilp efter puhtk aMtV
up a pair of rubber bopta which bnga eere held to inquire into sl-had
dropped from their npparn
Oliver
i Mai Puhunl Mmmm
in a printed (eufiit t.> the
tin- t .niimlUee hu' Hated '
told task us follow
Firs) i. ■ onsull with the re-of
the lown-en
and n AQeti
the end thai
ablut) be
■
8h i nd r i drtermlne whether,
in lu opinion, sn> uther nfncial
■ Tmheerree aarree 11T3H8.449flBB puretr-ssonnnss .in,,.'might be Involved in the thrf| of townshl (uniK „,,,, ,„
Morn omen county who wfll
ethjlble fm beJloti g< the prime. being taken to prosecute
leleeUon en Tiieenaj Beptesnbei Q the cheqies egalnsi I
ion announced follow :,.uenda-tjibo|
ntinns r.ulv thio week for the fuilltr wlmh WOtsM
| Tills total is apiituximntelv 10.000 '"''P WWnshlp officials to oonduol ' "" ' -"-t: were entitled to vole ,.t the general .,,, Uena thai lOWO-laal
year when MH.574 anl| wing proparl] ad-
\ were listed OH the registration bonks nun.
Chief Clerk Kenneth H.illman. of Siimnuri of lindiot-the
renisiration 'rommisstoti, em-j Tlie BUDUnai ■• ol the committee
dJngi is outlined bj them as
.u.- uDotnclgJ end thai s district- follow
nv-di'triri nouni -•! the :■ [1M oonunlttee beUeves ihot the
Will be made in AUfUSl M.u Kii land < i--r U IM-IIIK I
Howgvei. '.In RapubUoaBat main- up ndequately. as to prosecution and
the Democrats in the refftatrati nsi that rea-wlth
the close trl Ihe reffM DggJ be
, p»rlod IfUM Saturday
i Toial Republicans DOW listed »re leas llkel)
j 110.093 IUI compared Io 2f> 205 Deni" 11.. oaOUB thai the
jCrats. 2M7 non-t)artlsan> and 7:ilUUdlturs thouU In selected Irnm
i miscellaneous UeUncs. lent buslueas ex-
■!■■,.■■., ■'■■■■* ■;• audit.
tlsans and SO nu*cellaneoiw nir romi thai i
rnliaiioiis earrted si i inoi"
affeetlvc setup than does ■ second
Between Semembcr H. IM6. and ,-|(1^s township end n Lsommend*.
■oaa is developing. „„. sl|UI , rfonJ [hm, t||| Mlhll.,., tM, hl|(|l
according to a report made at a this real t*4I • re- on the Usl Uon bj the
meeting of the Olad*Tne IIM. Ba> Osaved irnm the rolls for non-voting , ;
sociation earlier iris week A during 'he required period, deaths. The report concludes with recnni-ttoottaall
notl IISJ"3! oouutt ooff 113M* rreeasilddeeiniUts!, r"nov,lta 1nm ""* dlstrlcU and mendHlK n of U„- ealablUhmenl of othfl rrilvlll. Council which
ivilled in tlie area oppose a Lower; I hiring the lfK7 regi I pauld runetton wnh the f<>llo*uiji
Merlon township ordinance i.iovui- 7 IM verp Rdded
ing for the plotting of a fiO-ioot i The lemoval flvures showed the rk lor an effective
right-of-way. .i oi MAN RepubUcana, 4.11? ,,„.„, ,,. townehip ortanlsaUon
The po|] Is one of several which Oenioi rats. 442 non-partisans ntnl B
( , h with the super-thc
(iladwvne association plans t while the new nddl- ,.
lake with respect to the ord ■ tcatstrations ihn fear mim- (ollowlng i
nan for the association hered 6211 Republicans 851 r>mo-',.pdurM.
New Highway
Plan Arouses
Opposition
(tlu<lw\ nt* He^ifleiil's
l*rt;lc-t Oitlin;iiM c
Kur M^-FIMII Vliilth
OpfMtslllOll widening
n P Bouthev will preach th* Conshohocken State road from p«rt\ :irnilstion
me -Whut is God Uke "■ West Conshohocken bnraugh limits ""V**? bPnlV..
t*tail onlj three crata. 104 aon-partlsani and one
total of 136 udillt mi seel la neons inakiui:
mi Cottehohoehen17.167
State road, between the w.-st Ooo-register
of wills. Marv H Beerer.
of Norrlstown: recorder of deeds.
John E Marshall, of Cheltenham:
sheriff, Samuel M Glass, of White-marsh;
district attorney. E. Arnold
Porrest. of Conshohocken; coroner.
Wlnslow J Rushong, of Norrlstown:
treasurer. Samuel M Wilson, of
Abington. surveyor. Herbert H.
Metx. of Lansdale and for the
! automobiles
is of the community Pur. base of 10 typewriters for A program of free entertainment ^f^-'^n bormirh" llnm, and Mill ]
Ronnie Vellet.s. Cedar avenue. andithe Oulph Road school commercial ai"» amusement w;.s ,»ioMded for j Cfffki favorrri ordinan. r B7H pass- laOlMTI ^IM'akf'l
•d Harrison, Jr. furnLshed music department, and an adding machine, voung and old during the visit at r() bv Lliwrr «_..„ i,,.,
Mrs Dorothv Donnelh, chairman J f0r the treasurer, J Lester ninehart, '"e V***^ i The general loimnlttc. r irnt]
Herb
congratulated the winners and j was approved
thanked the Judges, prlre-donors The school calendar, presented bv
and aides. Superintendent Cocklln, was ap-
Other entranLs in the contest proved
were Harriet Louise Saylor. Joseph' The dirKtors favored the sug
purchaaed 1000 tickets for the van
ous amusements and gave thetn in
the children
Prises totaling g«0
ted to wtnni's ce raiioei
KnlistN In Anuv
I how i heir
a total of I(iX money ui being spent and ol DOW
the township attain are baU
ducted;
To rallv support for township ■nit i,,|. rot , .,,1 i, m, ■
McTamnev Nancv Brady. Oerald mum ol school football coaches fontegte. A game of sottb.ii;
SSt.^,"SEt, Sj-1. -■ ?IC^.^««u». ».«*
Faror M FIMJI Roadway
Using a standard questtfinnmrr.
.. .. Ihe i»aanilttee msking the investi-iti.
i*.i^ nation reiwrted that HII effort was' thflr wish ol I real
made to interview even adult In- Robert R Speaker. oUh
Consliob™ ken road Mr and Mrs Theodore Speaker
athletic
liov Seoul Troop
\i Camp Delroonl
the Superior Court, John S Pine,
of Lucerne County
Williamson. Thomas E Orler,
Carl Robbins. Thomas Moser. Bd-ward
Bovell. Carl Zadroga. Charles
Brandt. Kenny Tompkii
Sent u lent was for a mht-nf-way. J! . of 114 Fast Sixili gfl
of SO feel or less Ontv three >arlv Mniidav morninu [a
, . 'favored g wldi I tn>mlnp at Port Jack on
Frank Yablonski, president of ihe|of lhefM, two wu,d hml) ||l(. )l|(.,_ Jug( ft ^^ Vj(,(n[(i Mw)U.d m.
Army
Six member* of Troop H
America connected with
J niscopal church spwnl the
lula 13-20 at Camp Debnonl
___ -~ - . ' nruiKii. rvtiiiiy I'MIIIIMH-I
lilll OlX'll llOIISe \ W«bater. Joanne Mtaclmm
I An exhibit of handicraft
\l Valley Forge
made at
the playground was shown, under
the direction of Mrs Thora D Cole,
supervisor
IMail IrVflirillMHI
Roberta, retired Associ-ate
Justice of the United States
! Supreme Court, will be in the of-
' flcisl party during open house at
Vallev Forge Oeneral ho«pital on * p^J-- II«»i«rlil«
Sunrinv Colonel C J Oentakow AI s.lilUr ll*71ffIllB
hospital commanding officer, made1
this announcement In summing up
have the Upper Merlon eleven tw"" married men and slnsle me.:
play a night football same on the *BS *o« b> ttw benedicts bv i
township field nest fall A lighting MO
system will be rented for ihe con-, ,
Dannv [Mt rtie matter was brought to'club was general chairman "' tll,'jted right-of-way to 50 fee. Kicluy- omon IB-vear-old son ol the lets :-. outmastci
the boards attention by the super-, P"*n.c (-immittee Alexander Mac-1 ,n), (><.tin,inrrf, requested the Olnd- \*r Bnd Mrs Warren fetation one- w limm l)n i i
intendent EZSJT" ™»,M« ' »ii«r,Hlr *"vn«* easwlation to ask the com- time p
MoUon of Director Hein to have; freshmenf . ominittee Alexander mlig,loiwrs l(, reduce the plotted tv>me for Armv truimriK at Fort Dix. eomoettUvg prnaTan ami other *c-dishwasher
at Oulph RoadrKomorowskl was chalnnsn of the ^^ ^ ^ fhJ|n N f uvities M paseed iheir
school instaUed in SwedeUuxl schonllw»n»P<»>^*>0" (•ommitlee, frank ixrwrors of the Oladwvne civic The Wei vouth enlisted on his tests m the junioi leadership train-was
apnroved. since the Oulph R«>ad Oamss andSteplirn ^ ■J'101™-"*™.asaoclaUon have made ihe follow- p,|, btrthde] annlversarv last ln«r OMI
building has a new dishwasher i!n
J
cn*J*£ ° ,np '"J11*"1" conief'*-! init swtement on the matter Thursday the earliest age at which Klehole Ablionlxlo ws» rained to
Director Walter Polchlopek. on Edward Urban w.< chairman or the -The directors are convinced that t h^ is accentable mi , li,s.v .4,out and was awarded
vacation, was absent Darwin s.icommittee on r*'r's™,1'rl*: assisted mch m dfV-flopment would l* detri- Two weeks orlor to his birthd:.- ■■■ handJcrsfl Virfc-eni
Wolcott presided : by the inemb'isoi the Ladies AUX- m(.nlu) m - nmn t)l. m(|:!i
Tlie meeting was the final one of'Wary of the T K ^j»,p ... Isallon. traffic nuisance, and hazard t,- Arm- , tale Scout and received a cert Hi-
Attendance at the Cedar Heights (m, aiunmer season The board will The Volunteer Medical Corps, with m huniin ufp conehi hocken R->ben Lee was awarded
aetivnie^ scheduled 'for the'community playground is growing not meet until September 8 Waltei Osigta. rha.riiian and Ben- 3utp roj(d blsr(-ts tne most thickly „e mtm^ nl(l ^nuu((M tlll,i had to certificate in nature Nobel Smith
event which will mark the 172d I dally, accordlnn to Rev William E _ Jamin Rlghter I nstrtK.ir^ was P/w-jaettled portion of tlie village Of await hh birthday a«nlyer^an ?jff» •«»ut
Medical nannan. director, a group of p. ; » . |».lt.l !fnt."nd "dmmlstered nrsl aid' t»i0UdwynTsnd a plotted rltht-of- A.i enlistmen offlo
thirty.seven casualties, all of whlchl^^. Qf M Im u '„„ llintH(lnn ,„■ N,"",t..«'n beV^uaxteri rtsitad the m
were of a minor nature me mo«>mp future conslrucUon of an im-St>eaker honw 1 Inp Wlls
serious being an injury to a nntter.porUm tra,flf arU.rv I Bnd ^^ thr sU,11(l,lirf. of hii taken ill and had to return to his
when a girl pierced^ the end «"»• w.,,, ,1 , ,,rn}ected Valley Fbrnei (uther ■ ;itm-n' home for « few d
An interesting program has been forennger of her lelt nano witn an bjjjpm^ foiinwlng a parallel route1 "Oettin* in'n "he Armv* all Rob- to nmp On Tuurtdas KIK! Ma>ed
prepared for the annual picnic of jc*^^k *" lnJTC.1 '.'.'I1-~ -i^TlfS. *nd »*""«"r»llV lM* th»» lwo '"ll" «■« hn- taHtl '' *J/lt
,K w . L,M.i a*k ,,-hool l;tlve •«»ln8t
1 "uPuSWRSKlve"*nd. awav we fee] that this nrrtiuance ,.,. rnothei todl '!■ All of the bovs re e-ved first -year
the First Baptist suiuia> stnooi hhr ^ advtswi to WL,„ medical |n lu tm„mpnt 0( conshoh.^ken whool afler (Intahm* Kmkw high ramii Delmmit awards in addition
to be held tomorrow at the Mont- treatment sute ro„d lti bolh un,„.., v aiH) .,, ftaaletant
gomerv counts park at Green Lane ; ■ — ' 1. poor township olanniuv »*< given the
To meet the future needs af the b elah now.' sttrth 1 Debnonl sward
traffic Krcwih the diretior* ni the Fo*h Shekel
Clatm!n» Mis1 with Interest from oladwvne 1 ivir ajawial gw| into the Arm* fliftinl Corp'
anniversary of the Army
De(>artmerit children
with :
enjoying limited Picnk At Petrk
Tt* ''opea house", to which the in<iliti.s yesterday More than 100 „ „ .-_*!-*-
vlhan public has been invited. mdiMdual children were present a |< or tiaiHIStS
ronuses a full afternoon of enter- ftfjatey «SL,^^B122?^SI I
I
1 and Wells street, during the
civilian
prtaWsssi
taining and educational features., *vei
Guided tours to points of Interest week
on the reservation will leave from' Dedication of Un playground U
the post administration building I scheduled for Saturday. August 2
.starling at 1 p m The last tour 1 according w Rev Oartnan. foUow-will
begin at 3 | ing a committee meeting held last __
A stage show hes betn included "IB1" at l"1" ho,n
#
c ,Ple1^ DiL.!IJ"la Preston Custer superintendent Stlit Kilrtl
on the dsys agenda from 3 to ,:« ! «tio*n $< «*» iSffS.&ttU *» Sunday school, is general
Pl\ in.mill Tw|>. Milll
HseWW In Tr»aaw FumU
When he became 30 years of age
Usl February 6. John S Thomas.
Jr. Plymouth township became the
renpient of the principal of two
trust funds, it wss revealed by two
adjudications by Judge Holland in
orphans court
In one fund set up under the will
of John S Thomas, Sr who died
August 11. 1835 the principal was
151.680 07. and in the other fund.
esrt )l:shed by the fsther as a trust
In 1928. the amount was 112,67834
I'OIHM" V if ■rifffit
Chief of Police Walter Phipps
hss resumed his da tie* following a
vacation Patrolman Fran.U Blake
it now on two weeks" leave.
' The prognim jshown In the evening chairman October 26. 1842 Dr Paul R Mir- urged thr development of RiverjBDea^er as an aerial ohotograoner
Own house 1 to 5 p m Ouided I A watermelon party U scheduled The members of the school will, agile. Sixth avenue and Favette row. ns „ m,j0r east-west U ruin as R radio m 1 Tiaiiai*JJ ■ Jul In Kl.triiln
tours, 1 to 3 p m Softball game.' fot thai aflenio.ni with prises to be leaVf the thurch rwirux avenue 1 !!r**1' **? named Robert r P irt-n othei ' '•Ul
luniattn A A of phlladelDhia vs awai j «. _ .—. . m -m a m Hewton and his wile Betuia, Point ,ne wrra aiao *uoport this nark-.thev mav ijc as.si«ned io the same Josepb Rossi son of Mr
irmtpm^^SS^V'i^ events plar.ned for next and "*"■> strMl al ,0■» « "? Pleasant, the defendants in an «c- wm>. lir„„.rt whl(h lt ls IH, *in
WNAR Norrlstown. 3 30 to 2 45 p week include A grab bag feature'and will go to Ares 2 in the para tlon in aasumpalt in the Court of .■„reailv reduce the uresent use rf Boeaka" nue nss been transferred from
m Variety show 3 to 3 45 p m, for children m ti,t group, tour to where all tables and open fire- Common Pleas oi Bucks county at state road as an artery lor through variouv phase* of photography, as Pennsylvania Siaie colieiie to Pen-
Motion pictures.' continuous, 2 to eight years, on Tuesday afternoon; -i^,. have bpen reserved The Downtown „„.miin. traffic | assistant to his father, who does Harols. Florida, where he w
1:11 p m Band concert, 440th, variety races for all age groups on J* d The cowiplalnenL in a sUl™'"1 -
Armv band. 4 to 4 30 p m Re- Wednesday afternoo-.; a hot dog ,«J *»1 be rnede in buses and , cIa,m ln Ih» ofru., „i Prothono- . , p . «
treat parade i 30 p m. roast on Thurwlsv afternoon, when private automobll- ttar> Isaac S Oroas avers that he AIM H" ' .on\flllM»ll
Refreshments will be served to the children will bring the hot dogs. The program include:, a base- »" not compensated lor 80 norne Mr Bnd Mr8 foriest Hlakeslev
the hospitals guests at the con- and the rolls and cold drinks will ball game between the men of the end office »lilts for Robert c t,,M WM, ,ltn aVenue left last night 1
elusion of eath guided tour in the.be supplied bv the playground com- yjrst Baptist church and Balli- **ewinp jnd n om. r vismi tor me hv r;i|1 ,or San avantisco io attend
em mess mall ;.nd a watermelon purtv next gomingo Baptist rhurch. or West ■ iteferKUnt s wife Bertha , taalional Convention
Fndaj alien Conshohocken games, races and, Dr Mlraalla is suing ™* profes- Thev will be away two weeks Mi
Swings are to be erected on the,contests for both voung and old ■ sior.1.1 »ervires reiicierea neiween Rlak. slcv former pre idem of the been granted to Allim Brink. -..
Iplay area next week Resident- of with prlaes to be awarded win- JU!'c ?B- l9*°- iin<' Noiember 11. lllCM, t^,,,,.,- c\vto. is an executive of, in the estate of RaiDh Brink WOB
j The annual outing of the U«t- the eommumty sn Packing the ners In each event ilnnZ^Tn 'M^nt^rV'rou^u Klmblp °^ Mmp*ni .ike, who died April lfi A-Builder*'
asaoalatlon was held 1 playground project fultv Re\ Oar- Featuring the outmg will be afslin residing in M .1. gomerv eount> ,t, lhe Mtat, corlJ(tat ,.
.^tAVf^f,t^!:t-B.th.m*^u}L •25fi*JrJrtf? ., . . 1 nflrrc«M-« Oiifralion ^tStS *Z£*Tm2&x!!£ ,*"n'1 Concert
■ ninul pho- 11, the Wavy Pte-Flighi school Tlie
! ton rapine work S-dom'Hi was fTadU- 20-vear-ohi mlaahlpman, -
! 'in High school in, been a undent ut Pennsylvania
the peat year, '■
Unliii" Held
LettaTfl GfaUatsd
former 11 umber at
High school where .
record st Penn
I Btatr la-' led Cou-rt
sclrsil ijefore en-tngjh
school.
quarters of the Commercial club of! Playground commiiuv wiH be held;and one for men Judge for the la- Scout* It) < Jllll|>
Nornstown at Jerfersonville. at- at the Oat-man home next Tuesday' dies' ontest wlU be Perrv E Beaver T...... m-mhers of Bor Scout Un O*0*** Romasco, 147 W>M
•ended by approximately Beventy- i ulght to make final plan* tor the Beth K Mitchell ^nd Rev Cheater ^ ' L. I TMO.'!" «d wlih S' &>*'** avenue, underwent an esner- \ ^ |»,>|ir«' ( jer
f:ve members ar.d friends A base- IdedKanon day Win-ers. pastor Judges for the 'T ■"" " rathch^ 'church will **nrv anwodectomy si Cheatnul
. ■.!!-.. t, will be afiss Maude Maunp* fc. c* „'* 5,nJ, ."' 1 t„i Hill hospital Tuesday She hsd been1 The new police car, th
II. ..;• .1 t,l....UM.,.«. <fx'er. Mrs Oeorge Webber and Jf»« Sii"dn>' ■rt*rnoon *l ' ™' ill at home for three '
claaibakr ' H«»Spllul A«llllls-l«HT* ^ Chester Winter. Delmont where they will
. the |«J
William Da"
(including with 1 „ Chester Winters
and s J Vagnonl I Mrs Uar> DiJenpo. of 119 We-: June McDonald is chairman of '•pend
Building contraruir of this bor- ; Firw avenue was admitted to Wont- tne games *0*»miUe« with Oeorge Sr seoutniSMer
ough. were among those tn attend-' soraery hospital a« a tonsil patient Wetafier and RuUi Righter are the boys The trip will be
ance iTuesdav ' committee rneswers
Rudolph
will
2'__W-: entered the hn*nltal
alE atil sataf