The Conshohocken Recorder, August 5, 1947

              ®I)c Consl)ol)ochcn Uccor&cr
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7715: CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 5. 1947. PRICE: THSET CENTS
Propose New
Traffic Lights
At Harmonville
Whiti'imirsh Hoard
ri.m- I diminution
Of Overhead Light
The first step toward elimination
of an overhanging traffic light and
the erre!ion o( standard equipment
at Ridge and Butter pikes was tak-en
last night by the board of sup-ervisors
o( Whitemarsh township at
a monthly session at the township
building in Barren HIM
The supervisors adopted a resolu-tion
authorizinii the installation of
legal trafflc lights at the intersec-tion.
Inasmuch as coat ot maintain-ing
the signals is shared by Ply-mouth
and Whitemarsh townships,
the board 01 commissioners of the
termer township also will be re-quired
to pass a similar resolution.
The joint text will be forwarded to
the State Highway department
Accidents occur frequently at the
intersection and in many Instances
drivers have blamed the position ol
the overhanging light The resolu-tion
also provides thai all traffic
lights in the township henceforth
are to be erected "according to the
law
Temporary One-Way Traffic
The supervisors adopted a second
resolution in which provision is
made for one-way trafflc In Spring
Mill until the completion next fall
of the construction of North lane
between Spring Mill and Ridge pike
The board designated End street
as a one-way thorougr''are. Trafflc
is to be northbound between End
street and Spring Mill avenue and
Hector street and Tenth avenue,
effective upon approval of the State
Highway department.
The supervisors discussed the ad-visability
of purchasing a new po-lice
car and a truck to be used in
\\ vrv Von Hnm
In AugUttt
Your horoscope says you are
.ind MMrgatte; you also
lend 10 follow the line of least
resistance and make hasty de-
■ii inter regret!
It doesn't take a horoscope to
tell us that lots of people are
like that—and not all of them
born It: fcuguel '''her last year
at least 8.000 padsatotal
out ol every three killed—made
iui-.iv decisions to follow f •■
line of least resistance which
thty didn't even live U) regret
Pedestrians who walk to the
right instead of the left on
highways, dart out from behind
parked firs, cross In mldblock,
disregard traffic light*—are not
making hasty and foolish
D| ih.v are -lurking their
important share of resnonslbility
for safety.
The watchword lor pedestri-ans
at all times is- be Watchful.
Whether or not you were born
In August, watch eat that you
don't die in August!
Trial Program
Provides Aid
Needy I'upils t» Gel
MedlcaL Dental Cave
Radio Stolen
From West Side
SehoolBldg.
£130 InxtruiiH'iil W tut
\\\ Student* in < ontot
Reported MUting
I The combination rndlo won by
I the students of Weal Conshohocken
| high school In a contest wlta Ktt-
I Oacubflhoakga high school
In the Run)
■
lice of the West Sid.' high school.
Lu.ldmg t«0 weeks BgO. I
■ nighl al Uw
I meeting of the West Comholn-ken
I school board. The Instrument is
I valued at S130.
Eotranc* to the building was
gained through a window, which
i was lound open Tne
partnUj was taken oul
I door whit I ■ ■ open the
rnornlng by John Camp-tell.
Janitor, when he reported for
I work.
[ The robbery wu reported to offi-cer
Walter Plata, ol We.st OonifaO-I
hi -ken. tut DO clUM have ban mi-
'FLYING SAUCERS" \M) S\I1MM. FACES
earthed The robbery was revealed
when Mr. Graham, secretary, call-ed
attention ol the board to mak-ing
a report to the comp.i'
in* Insurance on the 0 >
the school building.
A long-range program whereby] SDme chants were ma.i.
med.,ical, and. d.e,nt, al, e-xpen--s-es t,o„,, Jbjudg|£et a^lthgougjh It was not adopter T!u. ,hmReN
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needy school children will be met | cludeo an appropriation ol g350'
by the State is being considered by , to the playgrounds which the bna:rt
the Depat unei.t of Public Assist- j looks upon as a valuable asset to|
the bjrough An additional 1200
ance Jwrns added to the IIWHI pn
No* tn the embryo stage, a flat j set aside for general control
program will be carried out In the! Converting High Srhool Building
MRS NORMAN A RICE. CHIEF SUPERVISOR, at left, and Miss Shirley Mellor. assistant
supervisor, at right, look on approvingly as youngsters at the Mary Jane Sutcliffe park display the
■flying saucers" which they plucked from the air al the field Friday afternoon A number 'if the
saucers entitled the miners to airplane trips, theatre passes, candy or oilier prizes. Before kdentlt)
of the youngsters could be made they had hurried away to claim their awards.
Dispute Ended
On Tax Levies
coming school year with the $500.
000 appropriation designated by the
recent legtslatl
purpose.
Secretary Frank A Bobbins and
highway maintenance and township officials of the Departments
...". ._.' _. ~ ... .. *^ UailM. miH Dulili,. Inn nipt nn work In general. They will study the
budget for the purpose of determin-ing
whether sufficient money may
be set aside from unexpended funds
The work ot convening the high,
■Choal building to a grade school Isj
. neoring completion The desks have
session for this j been arranged in all ol the room
New shades are being pro-.:"
some of the rooms When the school'
is raady for ucupancy It will be
i i he nicest and best-equipped1
Survry Shows IVOIMTIV
Loegtted in ltim»u»li
Health and Public Instruction, act-
Ing on authorization or the Gen- grade schools In th.
eral Assembly to draft regulations! Mr ornham icpuried 152 West
__ governing the appropriation dlstrl- Slde pUp|i.s registered at Coiishu- j
The board deferred a number of button, are confident the program nucge„ high and while the definite
oiling projects until September i'will gel under way this fall. amount of tuition has not as yet.
in order to repav a loan of slOOOO1 P°»»llnK out that the present teen determined, it is expected net
due September 1. I appropriation is too small to coyer to exceed Bio per pupil pi
Three properties which ha v.
yielded ta>:er. to White-marsh town
ship for more than
located >n Oonshoboekan borough
limit-
In the future taxes will be pay-abkl
to the borough where the rate
Parents Invited To fiW Cross
Playground Programs Tomorrow
Parents are urged to attend withi for the first sight of the plane car-children
the programs tomorrow I rviug the ■"saucers" When the red
morning on three of the boroughs plane, piloted by Ben Smolinski. ,
playgrounds when the American: came into sight cheers announced Playground, newest of the boroughs » ,,,,,'*
..... .,,,1,1... „!..,. „■-„. n.rf.
Bernard Nagle
Dies Suddenly
Early Today
Cerebral I In Tbagv,
Suffered Last Night,
Fatal to Town Man
Suffering a cerebral hemorrhage
last lilKht at 9 at his home. 16
■ oi street, Bernard Nanle.
M, husband "I BlWtM 'It Rouleau
Naiile. died at 130 this morning
it Hill hospital, without
having regained I
Mr. Nagle had gone to his bed-
Itrd third prire room and was iirepurlng to go out
-he trip to tin park wu made eg, , vlMt. wlir„ hP m slll.ken.
utomobile, leaving from tin- hmh.., . , ,. , ,, , . ,„
ted at l Swimming, bowling. »«■■*■£» ofthe family hwnedto
and I picnic wppar W« « ;'-,-'ri" /';, " * ,Mr^r*?r
«M nul i!„ in •* nmnwned Mr Nagle was re-meeting
ot the ulumni all! He JBOWd » the hospiud in the MOOM
1 until announced Joseph ' BTOUnit) e-ntmlancr
Mr Nagle had lesunied his duties
yesterday morning ai the .lolni
Wood Manufacturing company
after having the first of n two-wi-
ek vacation from his duties He
■pent the week at home making re-
!i« the premises
and had planned to take the second
U tiimi later and spend
II with Ins fninlly at a resort.
Mr Nagle. son of the lute Ber-nard
and Anna Nagle. WM born in
Philadelphia and came here with
ins parents when a year oW and
had lived here since. He attended
st Matthew's school and later ac-cepted
a clerical position with M
Insurance rompany In PhUsdalpiUa
remaining there foi twenty-areggf
years. During the past
was employad »mi the
MiiMiui Outing
\i Menlo Park
Fifty members and guat ■
Djhohoek*
ni Huh school alumni
■ 1
■ ■i which a
■ uneri by HHT T -.
■ nnnan of the pj
over Anthony TravaHne't
ttam Others on the «Ini li
■ ih Wallace, tlutni
dt nt. John LaPenta Kai
and Mlai Claire Pollard
Harry Bchreck proved Wctorioui
in ihc hone-shoe pltcnlni
sharing honors wlili lviui Rlne-
!(.■!! a In the i
ant to Ram Schn
tag . to Msdeo UtPielro
hi and Mrs
Ham vTaldst, 11 ond pi
LaPenta end Hta Claire I
Id today.
Fraetures Arm
While At Play
<■ i ililiiif Tancini
Falb From Sniiiy;
Ciiraldtne Tancinl. 6. daughter of
Mr and Mrs Richard Tutinni
309 West Elm streel. suffered a frac-ture
of the left arm Thursda\ attet -
(hfl We-t Third avenue John Wood
appearance and soon the air was I'ne public playgrounds
Alan W Frankenfleld. tax col-lecun.
submitted a check in the
amount of approximately tft.BOO
Control of Canada thistles again
cume before the supervisors, as Is
an annual custom, and full co-op-crution
of the board was pledged
In a concerted movement aiming
for prompt cutting: of the thistles
Pro '
and 1
garded Constable Leo Speikermsnn
will be authortsad to proceed ac-cording
to law which means that
the cost of tonstlei > Mr- Mildred Rire. newly-elecle i
tooth fillings and eye glasses. Rob- - prlm.ipul „( the i;rade school. __
bins predicted larger appropriations [JstL.,.m w
will be made in tlw future if the tiw „„, ,erms work aIld expressed
•trial" program DDrroovveess wwoorrkuaDbliee.., ,w (tiu wlllI „„. pbT.
It Is anticipatd that funds will oe j,cnoiJj
exhausted within a lew months alter! The school still lack'
distribution begins since applicu-tencher
. (or the sixth grade lint
tions may be made for assistance in j^^^ UJ^ mt wlu »e chosen be-correcting
defeetg discovered ( "^ op<Himg «, the term
through school •samwiations made
line in the past.
Applicants, proving they are un-ltll
able to pay the cost of health ser-the
township will cut the thistles «■ «* t"*'1" children, will apply
and instltite acUon to force pav- » thp colint>' *»»»t«nce boards in
ment of costs by the property own- V r d w Li^i mw*1**' or amount of g2J3 82
The treas-rer rer'rred ft Imhint?
of saaam in the ganaeavl accoun'
Receipts li:eludeo I3J91JS1
s:<!e ol equipment and (14B75 out-standing
Bills were ordered paid in th.'
Mrs Helm Barr presided in the
1 president Oeorge Haven-ers
Involved dental aid needed
Pr.pose Fire Hvd--.nl. Wrinkle yet to be Ironed out In .
Oscar A. Kottler. supervisor of Ith' Prw'™ni center around regula-the
west district, submitted a report IUons Rovermng the type of care to
on a proposal for installation or fire ** mad(' av»H»ble. the fees to be •.___. ,n ., ,
hvdrants throughout the township. I PB'd doctors, dentists and other ^.^.Ift. |<» KviKllu!
Tlie reinirt was prepared fy the professional workers cooperating in »•■•"« I..^B«..«.
suburban department of the middle '<he program and the fln*"'''*' \.,| J,.,, ..I I |nms>
department of the Association of | **•*"» °r fftmilies lo ^ considered 1*11^11.11 llt»l «
Fire Underwriters, The hydrants eligible. _______ The Veterans of Foreign Wars
are to be installed only upon iwli- ~ plans to double the present ca-tion
of property owners who will Wtcran IllhliruiH'f ,! "* national home for
nay for their mikeep. The issocla-; WtdOwt and oruhans of former serv-tlon
was suor,l:ed a copv o| the Itfi llxt :il ttlltnl Kxlfiwlt'll
township building code and zoning "" '»"**»" «..»it-Msir«i r,||nmil|1(|,.| F1,llr of p^, ,074 Bll.
ordinance in order that the recom- Tlie Veterans Admmihti.itton has ,iOU,1CMi today
mendatioiis for Are hydrants muv unm.uiKed that re.nstateiiieiit -pjjp yPW and its Ladies' Aux-be
brouRht up to date. 'prlvUeges now in effect for Na- tiuirv Iliivc ]inrl(. m this unique
Kottler exhibited a copv of the """al Service Life Insurance hai ,,r„jwt (0r rearin« children in typl-second
class code adooted iv the: heen extended toJnnuiry 1, 1948 cai (nn. ;. ,rmal home
last sesslcn of the legislature The Until this announcement Wat ■ nrroundi'ngs. Cimmander Blair said
book was loaned to Elmer Menges, 'made. World War II veterans who niu] ar(% happv *o be able to under-
Esq.. solicitor, who will study Its j had let their wartime NSLI term ,aKe an expansion of major pro-apDltcation
to Whitemarsh town-' oollcles lapse for a period of more portkma The home is frequently
ship. thuii three months had only until referred to as » model "child vil-
Wlder scope of authority la In-'midnight August 1. to reinstate \w_-
vested in the supervisors under the, wl'hotit generally having to take i pandi are on hand for 18 new-new
regulations and the board Is to'thvsical examination cottages eotnrdetal] modern hnmes
meet with township auditors In the VA said the deadline was ex-' to accommodate averaae lainilie.-1
near future for the purpose of con- 'ended to five every former policy- ol ft to 10 rhllaren Qrading. plan-slderlng
changes In township man-hclder more time to reinstate his ,_mu and all prr-buildu
agemeiu under the revised code government insurance simply by baan completed and
ireruiving that he is In as good i„.|nB startad on Uw flrtt atfjht new
M"uowss M.»i*r«i 'iliiinif»j TinhiuirrMsiluiinv |\;",|'l;s,!e'h a"nd ,le''xewcuatsingut t^h!eie rtUeqnuei.re°d\ eot.t,,M, *VF'.v
T■ .tl.l., iliiilalli ■ fji i ,,lll! "u n °nlv lwo monlh,v 1325 II .viiiKi .armiptiit §■ i i.uis orcmiums must accompanv an ap- Funds for ooeratlon of the home.
A mass meeting of all organizations1 "llcation for reinstatement uf term , i said, are secured
who will loin in planning the Ann- "surance ' mainlv through gifts ol indl'.idin"
lstice celebration here, will be held VFW nnd Ladles' Auxiliary mem-
Thursday night at g in the Ameri- Itiiriintrli t-iildlir I*IM\ « n'rihuiinn. of the various
can Legion Home. Called by the """"V" * MMIU r "»»>" 1in1„ o( rhP ortamzati..
Chamber of Commerce, the meeting "Pup" Johnson of this borouah tne posts, mumv councils and state
is expected to decode the date and director of the hillbilly hand thn' Hepartments: 'hroimh the national
time nf the celebration, which will Bears his name, was among th- Buddv Poppy" *ale conducted be-take
the form of a community par- nerformer^ at the 16th annual "Id fore Memorial Dav each year, and
ade picnic and reunion held through sale nf Christmas seals
invited to attend the meeting in Saturday at Len*pe park on the F.acii cottage it the h->me was paid
addition to the Chamber of Com- banks of Brnndvwine Creek for and sponsored bv some unit of
merce members, are representatives tienr West Chester The local mu- •; VFW or Auxiliary, and cot-of
(he fire companies of both bor- sielsn. among the oldest at the re- -aqea bear names of various state?
oimhs, the two Legion posts, the union, plays the fiddle. More than The Ladles' Auxillarv provided '.he
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ital-' MOO persons were on hand to en- hosoital. nursery cottage, and rec-ian
and Polish veteran groups, rOJ the performance .enter
Tentative plans indicate Novem- „ a • i IT- I ./"* /
ber 8. the Saturday before the holi- /• ortiU't Sill OYOni M Olh^r iOUleSSOS
dav. as the date of the celebration '
The Chamber of Commerce has: .« * , , . • , if
made an allotment for prices for! iff f/rf/f'T Ol I hotllOSOII itll'l IJtSl .He*/V
the narade '
Red Cross will present Interesting
ind insiiiK tional features. | tilled with "flying saucers" The
''lie siliedulc ot the special pro- colored paper plates used for the
gram* tomorrow is as follows: 9:301 playground event were numbered
a m. at Mary Wood park play- and on some the word "luckv" in-ground:
11. West Third avenue play- i dlcated a winner Poui winners
sntun -tre ITrcHUial and at noon a cooking were thrilled when the -riving sau-iistration
at Sutcliffe park cei Lhe) found carried u personal
plsvground. i Ben Smolmskl stating
Mrs. Jeanette Worstall. Philadel-' that the finder would be awarded
phis. Red Cross worker, will be In i tree airplane ride from Patco iur-etisrge
(if a mobile unit which field Free airplane rides were won
carries a number "f exhibit- point- bi Brenda Weidner 33'J West 10th
is 20 mills as compareo to six mills ,,,„ ((ll. ,,„ ,*.., rooda for i nood avenue .John Logan. 114 Pavette
m Whltemajat tba school tax 12'; I breakfast, and lhe \alue of a K.KHI street Mario Sylvesu-ino. 118 West
mills phis IS per capita as compared1 "re.i> 'ftth avenue, and Jimm\ Hyer (31
tt.o. IIHB mmiilntsi aAnndd nnoo BpS,Tr ecaapinittai ltaaxx ',^Special events selwluled (m Prl- Bast loth avenue. Several winners 1IU ,„,,,. Su,,]irTp ,mik »ateT receive<l passes to the Ri ,
This was the gist of a repon sub-j cirnh , Bvenue, birth- presented by Evan Thomi>s< i: man-milled
last lUght by Flmer Menges I day pttrtv. Hector street Mardi aper sHasaT
Esq as to whether the properties! *****; Third avenue school, blith- other prise winners were: Ous
owned by Mrs Letltl 117 dav nurtv Ifarv Wo>«i pc-fc. IitkeButera R16 Maple street; David
i maple rnssl. Csrrnll 341 West 10th avenue: Jos-bot*
Otoru- Ugg ii fgi n.u M«,, Plving Raacar Party 'ik. 23i West Sixth avenue
Thomas Butler at'"-.'3 were situated! A remid-breaking crowd of yount .lack Pet!
■atlierrd at the StitcllrTe Park, and Francis Palermo. I'M West Set-
Friday afternnori t" participate in enth avenue
,id of supervisors, oil ret - : or to observe a "Plvtng Saucer Mrs Norman Rice and Miss Shir
I'lriv1' Bovs and ulrls from all lev Mellor are Instructor* at SlU'
cepted ii. ' "'', the skies' 'Continued mi Page Pteal
■'V coun
Hng a nine-year dls
pute as to the acual loo
land and dwellitiK
Doubt arose originally
Instal'ation ot a sewage disposal ...
passed ihen do. i ■ Srout Troop No 8 r.
■ ■ ■
i fined] on ■ ■
I ■■
Mrs Palmer aid i his nvrnniu ,,
ken troop Wo I
•-,, Lathanu sVJasMaih Uilrti I i
or more.! auidn: ■ ounties lost population
■ ■ . . .
in 17
Eleven members made 'he trip ; This gain in popula*
Their nan.. ltd bv th" Slate OoaUnaTWi
oomottUon IJioartment which rawatved on rstl-iturda)
afternoon In connection ^u,2_Ym_™ l./l!' i.'i/L'nV'V^v mate on populttion compiled bi the
Alfred Pearre wn'erfroni fa i if Jilt i^rojd atrsM Hie
Oeorge John, naum ittsfn oourae:I Jjej federal census
James Edward. lUU ,,p Ma,p.wklr |>1|Ull.
'"■•=' aid meri' badge. Rudolph , ,
Hlven as 3 4'
Manulaeturlng
charge Ol the
and supervised the
stock department During his em-
Reinoved first to her home follow-' pioyment In Philadelphia he assist-ing
the accident, she was later taken od his father, who lor many years
to Montgomery hospital by her operated a shce store on lower
mother. There an x-rav revealed Peyttte street He was a member of
n 'green stick' break, and the inn Washington Fire Company No. 1
d in a east f Conshohocken Lorigp. Loyrn
One of the few major acnd.ni- Oviier of Moose
to occur at anv of lhe plavmound- BurvMng ore his wife, three
this year, the in ■ children, Fhzabeth. Nancy and
the child was swinging on piav ap- Bernard, all at home and a sister,
paratu* known as the maypole Bade, wife ol 1 ester Hasktns. of
Accordtim to tlie storv shp told Devon
he in'ther. other children were The funeral will be held Friday
on ihe maipole ii UM motiilng from hi ■
>:inif mne The motion baeaiae hai* Weal Hectoi streel «ith solemn
ter as the children swung, and Oer-, requiem mass In fii Matthew's
iildlne fell her hold on the line church Interment will be in Si
.■linpiiiK "I'm falling." she nailed Mat thai
Other young pieJglmiesa gill hur- Henjsmln Fu|>ek
neii H her reaoue mM ware unable The tuneiai ol RatUamin Puiiek.
to nrevent the fsll one of the early member- <\ U
Her fall didn't make any dlf- Mary's Polish nnrish. was h.
faswnet tn her hkine for tin mw|t*fday monilne from his rwatT
*"' rlanca. 1IJ From street. West
itaomerv coun-'
St. Matthew Scoots £mniy Growth
nally with the |{('|||r*I f TOIll < Mill |> J
nlnvground her mother telh "She'
fust ns anxious to so there as ever
bwl she'll hove to stay home for it
WtUle now
Oeraldine. a ptinil In the iiubllr
rUMHs. will eillei
be fall Her seventh btttb*
rtnv .innlversary will be observed uii
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Up Jen Percent Me„.i,ees u
Stale Slatlatica Given
lOIIIIITI
For Six-Year Period
< loder's Park
Is Dedicated
were presented
11d at the
■ "- Park, the mm-i
in Cedar Helehts
A jar*;* crowd attended t!
"ire. ■jacare". a'
»*rnnk Hurt: producl Ion Pepper
Mouetti 1 .f«v) 180 to W.23B.011!
Jamat OVraen hiking course; Ed-! Tlie poDuIagton nt PhlladelDhla
I I But- tumped fr»m IJIl.lM I
i hen istvanced ti m I ■ gain of SM . while the Hd<oitnug
taai atoaul Jamei Pieffei ad i •■ <>t MontRomctv Delaware
elaVsnd Bucks showed Rains
■ Seven to eiaht
■
[ounded the home in tented ai
ime age group for;",'"™. ,.
Conrad Omp re- J™" tmMrfoat
I nu Hnohe'. «ns pre*
■ i
psrade
C "t C Retail Kim in
Will >f<<tThi.i-Hflav
Police are convinced today thev
have solved the Thompson murder
ease with a confession from John
Henrv Fav. 13-year-old former
Cnester shlpvard worker
~ . who was taken bark to Mc-uperintendent
of :he N
ital. give him a mental
'xamma'ion Dr Noyes declared
n sane
Pay said that he had never bee.
The retail bureau of the Chamber I Fav. back '<
of Commerce will hold Its August| Keesport last night, to Tace a charge girl's home until 'lie dav of th-meeting
Thursday night at 8 at of assaultiti" a five-year-old girl murder
Nellanv'.s Restaurant, advanced a, there, gave District Attorney Fred-! Although Carol Am died from a
ereek ahead or schedule due to the .crick B, Smillie and state police ■ fractured skull Fav denied strik-communltv
band concert being spon-l six-page statement l.ve yaatargay, m> her He txpia;ned that the
sored bv the Chamber <>f Commerce1 He admit"*d aiiargine and mur- head inlurv may ha^
on August 14 Juhn Kehoe will deling Carol Ann Thompson. 5, Meted while hi
preside af the retail meeting ' near her home in Upper Owynedd h< - to ■top net I
last May 10 and throwing her body the car
j In a well in Worcester township As a result of the confession
I To prove to the skeptical police police are gaarchlni for the owner
John Rogers 8 son of Mr and that he was familiar with the ter- of the car. a 1940 black Oldsmobile
Mrs Anthony Rogers. 325 Sprtnn | ritory Fay conducted them through, sedan
Mill avenue, required treatment at! both townships in a reenactment of Strand* of Fay's hair have been
Montgomery hospital Sunday after-.the crime yesterday afternoon sent lo '.he FBI :
noon for a badlv lacerated rieh' Then :n the district attorney's comporsio-i with ■ wt p remover'
index finger, sustained when he fell Bailee he signed the ennfessi r from I rr'lk r- 'Me that was fount
upon a piece of slass in the rear] which police ssv clears up -he three- m the well wth 'he body
yard of his horn- He is a puptl In month myate-v . that Fn'
St Mptihew's parochial schools B'fore the authorities permitted «
where he will enter the third gradelFay to sign the document, how- murder charge after the rise has
m toe fall 'ever, ihay haa ur Arthur P. Noyes.' bwen closed at UcKeetpurt
■ ii
nar four to five yean.
15-vord dash. Tim
Daniel Collls, iwo rsc- 10 to 12
vea ri M- vard dash, Peter Am wa,
winner
re Martin, winner; spee-
>'i dash. Albert Watson,
winner
Oeorge Martin waa contain of a
tn the balloon race.
■ <r^ Walter Bovell was, .
n-inner: 10 to 12 vears. Ronald
rears, Jean
Cressman Ple-aaUng contest lfi to
Donald Rinker lf> lo 13
vears, Oot - d 5 to 6
vwan Alfred Hatter W
to IT years. Albert
iv Conrad
Crop
■a&rwS"* hS.'xgSSSfS: sj-jsrisaiiir«
i! Mr and Mrs
la>hoekri> with wlemn requiem
H Mary's rhureh at a.
f<.!' iwed by interment in Rt llene-
Totery
Mr Pu^ '.. iffered a heart at-
!'nek and died suddenly last Ttwr -
i dav eveninc on his lawn His
I daughter Veronica, discovered her
father lyina on the eround and ran
■ rxher tnemben
ttttlly were summoned na
wai l): 1 M Pavlldis. who pro-n"
iinced h
Mi PunHt wa< In felll!
iw no titm and had baan ■ natd-
■ hnapl-
Monistown, for
honored with appolntmenl l>^ tl* centh
Mate orentu/itMoo II »■ annoutl j . twa a natii- of Poland.
wl the semi-moiuhh meet ..,. ,. HS,- oountrv and settling
auxiliary hi I iti hi at ■ ■nunltv sixty yeai
it- wa< emn
Tim HI. Mi Daniel ua ■ ,,t the
, W.HHI Steel cnipaiiv until his
ant boatsttal chairman und Mi: retirement twentv veers ago Btnoa
■ tner local resident, who i U tate holdings on thi
for deiuiu i hlei ■■ sHde
"' 'he 'oral unit | Mr pupek mnrrled Miss f
The aopointmcM- ware madi tol ,;, Beta of Manavunk. forty-five
krwrag the annual encampment of ve]1[> aif,t nnd rhry h^,,,, house-
VFW posts nnrl auxillarle<. held re
cently in Harrisburg MI I
duties uili i
about Valley Ftiree Cieneral
i-"al where sh" *ill t>-
of all work of the State vr.v (
the ir"*'ii third trip ■■■ damn Del-1 Commied from data taken from
own) el d r enioyabtojthe itate'i annual scrj
t birth and death et*Ustli
Their.ioph:i had tliree week-end ! state bureau ol
cumpitiH ' '• showed ino*t ot
were In Bouthea"- n pgtu
mou'h township prior to their trip,: vlvanls
'o Cimp Delnim ' Two thaop mean* In addition to Philadelphia and
beis. Oe*jrve I ;. tnas I*- j suburban counties, Le>l>anon oounty
van were eloctett to the Order of the'incr-ssed 10 lgg M I04'. naonhin
TTifl or 11 3w<, : York. 16^16 or
Legion lo HoM
Election Tonight1 'OlltltV
■s avenue
Rotartans. Guests
Hold Clambake
Aporo> limbers
lehlfh, 15J31
i Me
Pannavlvaoli Rrie
ll.Tffl or mm
, |i 737 or 740 Crawford
4.847 or « 77*: and Alle■■'■
will be tv TB7B0 or 4 16',
■. tgnet Pd The in ivtest loss in pootilauon
772. ».men.-R' i the 4 «ust 1 luted was l^Oa'. of 4V34B in Ucks-
;i
. a loss nf ?7.f»6 or 627'
David Traill former champion! and Fchuvlklll 15873 or CM':
swimmer and u«*i (ommander. will'
nut be a candidate tor re-elec." ||, ||n»i(i|-i|
MtM after a k)n« dehmia
(liit Rv t.l.i--
■ : .
slated today Furhi-r plans will b^| Prank Brown, of Fo*: I
made at the meeting for the second !nue. has been admit!-
annual V-J Dav banquet. brsTdtal •* a surpfal natlent
■
, «inb and August 18 at treat i« s nice ■
' heir guests enjoyed an iuld' n H Heart hospital
re co-chairmen. s icred Hean hoa*
re company The Two delegates ol the Wagne:
-atered menu included 'he itsuml are sxgaedusad > ' "•
steamed elam' 'orn on the cob and n.idn.Rht tonlaht for the anno-sl Admitted to M<»
'hlrken ■■ «d served leci^i Pitt burgi te ean 0
m baas a ' 3**1 F*"1 K'm stiwei
1er ind broiled I Ml; :.■ .i.ue
A nunv • igical
icludina Rev John M. Nlblo ret- Fayette streel Alternate* ar- Dl
Episcopal church enansty W'-issman. of 107 > n fassaaai ll.i.nit-il
i adiuum and :■■«»» 1MHII II«>-|HI,U
gl resid^n* : Wsl'er Ron - a*anua Ezekiel Kirkpatnck a veteran, T
4. bcieball eame betweei. «jy t/>^»| 1303 will be held
ed 'earns was a feature Joseph .* ■. < ■ ■ In 'lie P I
Uiwler ■ hairman Itendance of the reuulu detegaaea U hti rMCTM *<" I of A tini! A b-.x -onal will follow nex1
preajdeni The ronveimon opens tomorrow and, nue alter meeting. Mrs Elwood Ingram Mrs
tliarv She mil ej)
Ihary act ■ veterans'
tn thla area
The t*" state appoii b
Mrs Mnr » I
local auxillarv Ml
■
dy. treasurer, will attend the an-
■ .
state orwaniration Ortobor * and f
nt the Penn H.t:1
burp whet'
. ■
nJghl and '
Sunday
Further ;
- i ■■
women auests Al! reserv;"..
be marie no later than the next
meet ma. Aueust IB M)
■
(reening in West Conshohocken
Babm nf si Mai | saolj
Nnme Bat U If
iop are his wife and the 'ot*
hildren Banlamin Bwadasv
Antbnnv, Btanlev, Joseph and
Veronica, nt home Wnelnw West
: i Nasur-
; .i lira Zar-adjei
burg and Mm Helen
■ ot ken
Mrs. William Wetfe
■V.ilfe «1.
■ wnii.mi Wolfe died stid-morning
al her
home on Oermantown ■
m'-'i'h r-enter
Mrs Wolfe soent last week va-
'al'onme with her husband in At-lati'te
ruv Thev returned U) their
home Sundav nivht
A native nf Philadelphia. Mrs.
Wolfe was a resident of Plvmouth
Center for fllteen years She at-tended
Plvmi'ii'h Fvan/elicsl Con-pregaMonal
church and wa
B' Rlble class She
• mber >■! the Phinoiitli
m nuatins liiniiil 1II0 w,i uitlhi MS_t,r- Burvtv
■ !ih
• I rlsllKht
Kejcupi rilhig
Mrs Sabina flullagher 348 East
tv chairman of the l.adie.« Auxillarv
■ .
Mrs John Werkerlv both ol Phlla-
1 ctelphia. and Mrs Oeorwe Donke-i
I'ker. of P: iwo sons.
I Charles William \v-lie and Robert
I Fvans Wolfe. both ol PI.mouth
Center: two alaten Mi Wellrtte
Bun^e'. of Lancastervdte Mrs Jen-
■ Polnl and a
. Phila-
■
Toe Kraciiirpi!
John garter, ii6 ■aat Nmth ava
' ' a) months
aajo is able to be about an
in lhe ui-
Mr Ha- -
: ! >^ ed at t ht- Philsdel-mpany
Local l392toMeH
The funeral will be held Thursday
afternoon
ment wd!
Memorial park
lit'ls Drprpr
of ihs i lub c.i.iinoe- until Igturdaj i PhiMelphia Naval u . j.tul ! win preside
D 8 DrjernrjBg, who haa
immer »iih her
afi and Mn '.'
■ nie, re-
"etved a B «* riegre* in education
Teachers
run BMB there last
iirl her
hosban-' wno is taking po I
ate work ai fhr Hi
nded tha ■ laaejatai Mr.
me v Michigan
week and will be
' he ! H n;et Mlsr.
Belle Welsh.