The Conshohocken Recorder, August 12, 1947

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ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7717. CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 12. 1947. PRICE: THREE CENTS
70 Children
From Borough
Visit 'Zoo'
Movie Party ll<*rc
\\ ill Im-Iuile Gronpt
l-roin \rarli\ \rra-
A group numbering 70 children'
Bled by several ami;* chap-
(roues traveled by bus to 'he Phila-delphia
/, , tbg outin~
; .1 tturi
tainment provided durtni
lounds in
CoashoruHk-h [Hoea who made
the trip yesterday* represented thci
areas of the borough. At <
ten enjoyed lunch'
row at the 100.
Children Who marie the trip to the!
*oo. and ihi piny anal !n>m which
they camp are as follow
Third avenue. Adrlc Manetu and
Albert Bruni: Third avenue school. -
Link. Penny Linkl
and (tOOTf* iiiu -tie
Sutciiffc park. Sandra Carter,
Jack Cat ■■ Q | no, Paul.
k K:ilhy!
HUM. M.irv Malier and Arthur |
Hector street, M-m Jane Wfefchv
■ 1 lOOOOC Frances Jacquot
Dorothy Hakcski. Helen Nvce. Ann
M u ■. Kellv Kilty Kelly.
i(:'.:i Pi-1■diTu'ii. Janet predertch,
Patricia Russell, Itn Martha Mess-mer
.ind Mrs Wou-ckl
I'nssuonls lo Ih'ath
• i1 |»ker.
] mavbe v >M I; m
house are one in
I 6M: a ruval Straight ftu
i in 649.740 All chances of mak-torttUM
at gambling are
Chance-taking on hlgl
■
MI blind
,1 stuck
:n . i. i oeliind a
biiii ex-i
■
■
■ .,: BO the other
side of th..i hill anothoi
Is also I ' loa» r>I
ll
rtl has figured out the
mathemi .
., gambling B\>- ■ i
bod) hui w ■ that tin
■ ■
wear home And
that the stakes arc ttUBUU
roken, crippled bod*
SdlOol Courses Jour.*™«ruu-sn WealtMde Scoot,
leacners Kesign nark rrom t.um|>
I Iw*nrOll ta*k I •Tata a^t* tht rOataaMlon Dj row members Eight members of West Consho
U! ECU Ml I AfW tl r, •— oi ,m,„e. ,l,a.c,,u.,m,, ma, wu.n.u.,e.ma,i, n,, ttoo-w™n,. hockeo Bo; Seoul rroop No 2 o Uw Pr,nilmr Mctriodist church, re-
■hlp public schools ha.s just been tun toon [ran i -j ip« rfl
anrnnjnctd. They are ad ami Oamp Delmoni *\ AII- mi ]|*fn I «i v
Jones flfui grade teacher at Bar- tir,t':i '*"* A1! r*<M the special 1 11 » 1 II C A «.\
ran Hill Consolidated school, and course in leadership training The
. ■!: A llUiino, UW formoi ■"»■ «" ■■ :-camp
■ ttj Ruth 111 .,;■■! quarters
I ■ ■ ■ ■
trite Haiiev. l-.urih grade \ sl*l* "' » "hie ting with gold let-leacher
at sprnn- HXM mi,1K *hlch will be placed in the
ih meeting room »f the troop
Bpnzu Milt ■ Rev. J*'"' M Tav.m
k-fiils trrnk ' the Primitive Methodist
Bv int. mnmur J BTACI „:.' . u£ .£» •*» Owroll H , 5,^2*S,of
fJS
Director. Cti.'M rorBafatyH leaders al ..imp ™* 1"'
I Rrniaeemem «r the resigned T»" "««• wht* the bora paaaad ; »>7■ *"1 a
OI
mS^^Irsh to*'
H « expected to be made «t!«^ ■' " «««« lllk- SET E2Ki .
schools in tin roimtry to offOT .,, Dfid m-. | '» rt Naughton.
■ identi b' - AccepUnca <>i oea
lore graduation. In a Tew years we , toM.. t„ thetl hotni
Aecident Rate
Driver K<liiralioit
In 11 i IT I I Schools
Called Good Training
Lincoln Fire Co.
Said To Seek
' \\lc V—lociatloa
Cridciaea II. in-.M
Of FinaiirKil Data
HERE ON LEAVE School Lihrary
Will Be Opened
Here This Fall
Miiili Srhool To Have
lls Own Karilitir-
For Thr Kirsl Tim
M'KenziePark
Concert Given
health and
Baib tiandlcrali.
William corrtgan, water-front;
■nuld have an improved crop ol Jainaa C4ipjanter. auartermi tertni
: the highways. The • , the August Lawrence Ruth, rifle, Robrit Lew-tratned
drivers would be fur more meeting: l»-s' ' '' Roljprt Ferrler.
skillful than their elders, better in- fiill iefiOOL ' "ll"
tormed. and have better attitudes' 1^report M atri N.m, . s Win- ■■** bO) received a certificate lM;
ird lo safe driving practices teJ i"lt, t,l!H' ^ DF worn on ins uni-nnd
reculntlons What 1 Uanca of $31,5213u A: t>! ! I0"" attesting his passing of the
>ne by some states and commun- Racetpti during .July were WM1M l,'sls R"hert Ferrler. Robert Lewis
can readilv be done by all emetlU $17IM)TJ Bills In the Blld Hobert Naughton paused the
During ihe p*«t year more than amount of $4i>6»85 were authoriaed M*mila hike test Thomaa Kenna
5,000 high schools, about one-fourth for payment **D| lr>x llir u""r
ol the uubiiL- high schools ol the ( nmn Ban-, jr oreatded \n ■'■ ■ U,H' raoolTad tvmtg awarda,
■ had some type of drlv- directors were present including the Camp Delmciu award
in .iTid ihe number of
nip. insit-ud of the raauh "f dire
financial cUCAimatancea Tins was
the basis of discussion leading lo
adoption of a resolution laat ingnt
thi Whitimaish Civic assoct-aUon,
winch, in efteci. ii"r"'mwrTrj
agreed to "help Lincoln flicnieu help
Conshohorken High Mdnol wilt
Ken library for the first
liMor\,
Veitinning *ith thr nrw term, a
leeardar raportot learned today,
Field l);i> b Planned
For Next Sunday
Band Concert Ask Protection
Here Thursday In School Zones §j
J i i Man
Conoty Safety 4>rotip
schools oflerlnfi thh instruction
n TOI in:1 Tin re ii < hau
action im-prova
thf driving parfoi n
yoUB '/ -'-i.ii.sin,
_ . - . , where more than no per cent of the,
The first of four special prafrafl ,. ,„.,.„ ottering driver
to be held this week at laacKongrtl education, there has been a grnti-park,
BUabeth traal V«M C3on rytaa, Improvemenl in the i
uohoeken under tha aponaorship ™™fi ,|» dr'";;tJ,"'tu^\^1lJS
n( ihe Wei* Cdnshiiliocken Recre-.,hp flrivw vl.ilatli.ns by y<inn«er
■ i large peroentaee of a I
Pierre. Ted Pi.rce. Ann Tierce J ,'" TrnT^'flf "wor- ' »™ givtn? Instruction show a Mini-nald
Pierce, Lou Am, J^ lar Imr ■ A f-.ther and .wo ,.,
Hauk. RobPrta Hauk. Walter Baitk. STATF ar^aagrmeiu wnu i^»», Acrord|n;l lo thp rpoort 0f the arboU I nntmitrllH with a local in-
Bebe McCarrtrk.' ,, ;. '':' ; w|u(h th President's Highway Safety Con- t members oi the 36-piece
Ahiii Rowe, Jlmm: PraaUoh, CJer- .,,.,. \, .,,. ., itt(, and a ,arRe ferenee. "a sound, romprehenslve Nmr,Utl.„ „..„., „....,.,. „..,. u„sent , rk v lummated trafllc-aafel m prtpan "orrtMoa,, Bund ahich will present
Paul Pupck. Janet Carmenico. Har-i fy in.t|![ ,, ,\[, t, i',n ''.'nls"run Itllp VOIIUKM.'I MJtaka Ma Blaotjn a iree open-air OOnoarl hen ThUTa-|.aonfl gjgni
from private homes on Moorhead j1""™^ &!
< lunnhrr of ( ^>iniiit*rr«
SpOsWOraaafJ Kveiit
Stanley M. Lelghton 16 Wagner
road, president ol the association,
said he attended a meeting held at
ihe litu'oln tire hou&e on July 30
and subsequent sessions conducted
bv Barren Hill and Spring Mill fire
in which the plight ol
the Cedar Heights rotuntei
discussed with ■< ■ leu. toward finding
. DawJti oi raetoi Ii
in that community lit axplalnad
the fire company declined to Male
lal condition and while Us
{ apparatus was disabled the compam
apparently waa In a poall
mm iinaiicial iesl>oiiMh.i
Instead, the chlel objective
mad t-' !)•'. according to Letghton.
that tha dale aaaoolatlon and tha
other volunteei oreanlEaiiuiu> inuli
o decision 'vhether they favored un-ol
a tax by the board ol
■anon uora »: the towiutup for
Iii anticipation of the reopening the purpose of providing revenue lor
o( schools next moiilh when children, fire protecttou
In Montgomery county will proba-i J^^^LS^SuS^^I^'
bh face the most hazardous traffic "rit ^ «MPo»«l to additional toxa-r^
dltionj vci experienced, school ;'"> ^ aueh a purpose. The other
' rffoamuui and OUM " ",'1 '
(APT, DAVID r. TIIWAIIrS
t. Thwaites
Home On Leave
Iln> Served 8 ^ eat*
In Army Air CotfM
Stretaea Full Nee«ln
,ey Yocom, Thomas Yocom. Doro-thj
HurUigton. Vincent Harrlng-
I II Speaker. Lorry Palacko.
Marlene Pabrlie. Jimmy O'Dunnell.
afanna BeraraJ rowi of •
brrauged in front or tha
ro&swalks Othea
park, fifth nvenue and Harrv •treet
ConsholnK'k-t.
; Chamber of Commerce
The father la Clarence Treisbach.
I the band.
are
and refinlshed according to a state-
H '1 by the Montgomery
- .letv Council
With trafBc volumes mounting
udltonum ol Barren Hill ODD
M'liriin-ri hChool They have sub-stantial
balances in their treasuries
and tin i prefer the voluntary meth-ilnvcr.
bkycllst, and
necessarv to train good
,-.'•'o.Timted mostlv'bv ehll-i"''1"11' "' ,llul1 •^lliw'1 sports skilled I'c
Richard Weker. Joan welcer. Cath- IJl'^i ,re "'.'"H e«Hv T^e s^n^ ,vn^knlPt, ■ lthoi>H a,lcl BOOd musl
Tlw SSMETK&KII iSn dur- P«»Mnl M Join. Wood M.nulac , dr,.„ rP,urnln, .0 fliwl m s,pt™,- »,"" ™rn.v«l »l 2 V
HIH pwtwl in KHiMWih M «nd k ,',. ,,lVf. ."»,,- i"1"- »»d oconjt. » IrunipMer I, p„„|b|e ,„ ,„„,,„,, them to |in- "
.n by mo .nuM- ™ ■ ' ^ ' A brurapet trio « I aoent will .,:.
...d.ima.ii I...o.rd .,ism .,.T» ^.^,„",,:r„'"""
Ralph
Alfred Pierce, Mrs Thomas Yo-i
-II ha Walti i pupi ''■ ^] Ralph
Smith. Mrs RlchBrd Wrlnr and
Mi Blaneha M palaclo.
Another tvanj iintit'ipated bjf the
.youngsters is n movie puriv to ba
held on August 21 at 10 a in m the
.; ■; v child
in excellent preparation iu
t)rlV(.r.s „ , m A, ,,ir W^Phensjnd Wallace Draby, all ol
the drieea
is In some 15 stat
ren of the five boroughplajerouwis j JSSamttat each VrimVw'r'r^t'.Vi.'d'Vhi certificates t
will attend along with children of
the playgrounds of West Con.sho-hocken.
Cedar Heights and Spring
The film program will include
i
A crowd oi approximately 500 per-
■ ind the applause
nteowry County Safety [i1,"*™!,"]
The association will sponsor
in August 23
ornierly Don*
Uermantown pike
and Joshua rond Charles Mem
•ey und A C. McClwee were named
ommittee in charge ol «r-for
the event A canoe
tilting -ontent and other feature*
a to ba presented
The Oun club, conducted by the
tli! Nature l.utle Miss Market
.starring Shirley Ttin|ile and a ca:
toon show Employes oi the Hia:
local No. 200 Union of M )Uon Pi<
itne (>perators. are dciiailug uie
award A highlight of the concert will be Oounctl oners Its asatstance to ,*>-
its who have the Service Salute number, compns- ilPe and school authon
n nmirnvirl Hriver nrin.'hig songs ol the armed force I'.rinine
appreciation of the audience TP- Kaive 1 part »! "W* by John Stephens rfgn, croaawallt mark- ,',
,,-..« shorlly after t ani ^»JJe a part »I Qlhe: y md ....
ad mu.: about 10 o'clock ,-ne ■ , frourw*ould «'»"> ,l,tludt' S''»^' E"1!"
e,i included martini, das-1 jr.. ; ^ 1.^. ,,r w.it/. n sigmiindi should U Ireshanad with white
.ymphonlc «ma|2 of al '"sl
M fL^0!' of
.umben classroom work, followed, if possl- Roi d ■ nj*i iini and sign
vices
tin H.
,
Jla°d.P"a*pao.iai. !«mi: Bymoi s.l,„:,. „
leld Prldav|JulM 8vm,
Hie school ofTer.%
I Instruction, accl-iTiallv
reduced A
n one cttv
Ttic feature proaroni In
processional, crowning of th. play-ground
queen porade ot children
wmdmg ooaunnaa, and an
entertainment program
Theresa Maggio. 314 Ba.
ted by her play-mates
to represent thfni »s their
plii>gr<nind qua 'ii she
ad bg i rani < ■ jacqun. 434 E»"t
treet, The attendai
he 35 players will be Les-r
Kirkpatrlck and Mahlon Orts-ger.
both of this borough and
iward Krlelnl, advertising man-1
showed half a* mam "aceldenu"for a«pr ol thi Heeorder.
n[;;(. those with driver instruction ai !- J
f,— w.k, C-arni\iil Is \\vU\
vinic Rhap. IHI\ Friedman: Nation- -1,c ^r
1! Mel die 1 d Star l"
Spansled Banner. Uie final number
Pa
nun- ba
in ai future under thr leader-ship
of Mis* Gene Bill, it was an-nounced
The club is awalling word
on AH. her it may have use of
■notnei laid an 1 ■■ ban
1* obtained H date will be sel
Hill gro- -
, of Him
n annual
11 in the
, er exhibi
which he
\ Fourth
ROW
•ollowing the
d wan entertained
with reft. re was an
1!.' ol cakes ns the con-cluding
number
The Brtt alarm Ol u arranged
■ ranee Itmka
schools for heln m this na- * . Wik„:,.„ \I, 11
AI ."priii*: .*■ 111
Then are aartaln near ratpon
honl superintendents A rooarad completely
Way towaroT'making "the nexi'Vhool community ^
year an accldeni-free one for chil- !»■-_-
dren here 11 < >1; i I I a 11 - SrV
"Parents and motorists are invited
to send information lo Mint- H.lh..,l-,«s 11 I ' •■■■■■'•
Oount) Safely OoUOCl] "il** l»**ll a a sill It
On any, More than ataXy Blaantan and
locatlo:« In the riomltj ol ichoofa ,Ilt [^t n<ght at the
where children cross, and where Wllltlv duin.-t m
truffle prut eel ion MJpeori made- . |„,|lw ken Rotary club at RJdfeWB)
rc wul Inapeci rjardena Ridge iHke. near Black
nd prl!1,.. -;1(j ,vnlk bl me chlMnn ol the Spring MUI lb. 1 .1 seek to make Hltrse
.... ndroi ' IIICT m. id. .p.Il...y,-K...r..o1i1in,.oit. unra.-. .p,rna.D.,lnH n-Hti . .i.innn.n i ■. Mull., tl-f II.lilt i H LIil,' 11 .....
. mununlt. »Plomb FrMa) -ilirrnoon Tradl-n
11 11. ni'i ""J! O""<,'» '"}}P*
(Continued on Pare Three)
G, W. Renshaw
Succumbs Here
norrow eve- :. n and payinent ,1: Hie
rue- various amusements The amus?-
'ii-h between TPf
tton at the meeting were Lee
m PH>B' DetwiMH lb John *J-
' breobt. Ardmore club and Jack Mil-.
inllilll*l 1 l)ritk<r!|l<kH i<,r Bala-Cynwyd-Narberth dub u i" i* ruit a rtia
rI«Ol lI^..'^.riionnii &4tfik«*sn»lMl*rOn>|li °*°!>5BnMy"danir"andKi'L-haamrd Arndt. Ed-
. j „„„ ,,, , Foil .wing dinner the Rotarlans
Mrs. A P Cardamone 232 West and ln(.,r u mttiea prlvatt.
11th aienui rui. been, nan.ed a state ,(ltI(im,
Bhlba park. Phila-
'lel])hin. to witnesn the ni
tght Judy Weber James Ki 1 nan and Ned lo tnc Philadelphia National 1
whiha'* ^^S& AJ'SJ^^^ team and the Mew K
fir., win h,M» F!»,.. Kane 1 » ' ^ « '" . °"* - .> tJt?~> "'"'» WTC was 3-0 in fa. Pollowtna an Illness ol three1 SS^ilflS^ZSS "'' 'heOprnK-n A dOgal_t roast Will be enjoy .' w.- made » iheanr..
Oaoraw Wilton Renahaw. S3 v^TSCi- K?nl 'M'H '' Corprsmtton not onhr inorrow afternoon, along with a
soft- staU convention In Pittsburgh last
1 Mrs Margaret Rensh ■ "er cent
. . l?:t.V.T."H ,";.„",,'„■ nd Mr. Wyi.n- l)c(Tt'«««- III Mill."
Rrrmder
ig .»- 7:80. open to ail boys and «••
"■"* i^VdmVion'i'i included t.llet »nd dtlcg.le sii.l M-
" WMH*liwpS*ri • c'«""» ■"""' »nd M) W« Tenth »«iue. .1. .It
'"■ ,r ™c „„".,■■ .. mtw J:,mc> Km
ihohi 'ken
ishaw had I
,,idv i were in ball game and rices week. ... , ,, ...
on m the Ai. . ..,[ work com- MI C. lh<;liHav ) atalitu -
na*T™ ™— [hiwb tfaewnd Pkrted ry the ch:idrn. will be pre- rector, was a slate "-'
rMyground -^ttiml rend iiwru'-Nnn" It h quite tsburgh sessions.
The oueen -vill be "owned by «tujl road »J«ructlon it i quite ramble was an alternate dele -ate from the .S|1Mli
n putieii Hns, M-'IC AitJDedi maid of hon- '"' ^ . u^"_ _.„, .,.„ w„ „„„,(,.„ m-»„i„„ >m.rie.n i«.inn stinUtnm JAh« i
iConitnued on Page Three! :un will also be an attraction. Waavtng B Auxiliary. John F
a lethe irtive or blems in math. .nd inodfling figure In DaRlTO
....... „,_!.. k.. ..L» ,,n >>,_ iin,lrl.til nl ills 1. .'U1 ...III »"..>. Itlf Law , ..irn IPT -n hiinruages pliuiev or parll hat taken up the
Iran In the hand- delegate
, roles of the road, craft classes
..H .p-tain A : resented! Mrs Card imone wen' to Plttshm ite po-bi
Bryn Mawi ho»pltal for several
awaka but he t.ad returned to his
A native of Iwilwanon kfr Ren- AlllO KMIHIM**
■haw auin
ahehocken lor sventeen vears He t{d.<L.^ iI*.in■■•/t.Ka.a■m ,_«.»i•s_
ittbn where he WU Bpaetal t-> rniKhnhorke'ii IUeord>r
Aireh'iuse division bl Ptntse New Se-vire
He VLI 11 en itete ton.nno p- -
■-■'ring Mill vanbuu who bi'v automobile! liarge. A gojd
B noted each day ; B
excellent
ills wtfa and two tm P»W siitn finan-e luw. created „, s;.,. I .„..,| Hissitreiara :' '" ; ",! ' „ William P<nn
] teo, Friday attemoon at the hotel
: by past
tr>->tl
■
, , I. : day of the playground, last Tuesday and
■ant ur.'. - rdlng to a BuUl
4 ■ and Mrs wi
i ;. of mul report She nh« attended the
Pennn Mi-»» HIT'
Consistently hammetini awav at
tha local unit, was the thp Cf)ni,nu(^ n^.^ for
m between driver and psdestrian
bro'hers. Ernest, of Arllngtin. Va.. hv the 1047 Oeneral A 'delv bv ihe
ond Franklin. <>' Salisbury. Md fi'ill \tlt>tul Ititii-.-
The fin I tomorrow ttli : ajghottt the Com- lion hei been ap> " MI *'" !'«.■■'«
the Aedcll Pun»*ral mm ■ v.men of the local! pre^drnts of the -'
H-me 3C' . * hoapttal cut und ;mrL. aitendlng the ouv
astor of the Con- i-nder 'he State Department > snd hv oflleiel* with Miss Mane Entenman as chatr-
■erlan church, of-. Bank-.ns will admlni ier rhe new ,., m,ir, i' man, will be among the hostesses Ms Cardamone was elected eas.
fit la Una at the service Intermen -ffec'lve Aueu * id hv the Red:"ni state djvtetor last year lor i
will be in the Gulf crim ■■ | ha* nlreadv made It deal rsylvania li
.. , ,, ., ,. 'mm its regulatl . 1 t.night at the hospl-; permitted 21 delegjir-. and 30 al'<
tfarDara 11 tinriiui , ,,,„ u.r,,llp wlll u»ve tne p
The timeral Of Mrs. Barbara H knowledge of
irunlasloner. *>aid eye
and walker muni realire thai the
■
...T-ident r -he high-way
fatality rrcort lot tiie fust
Dtht of tin. v-.n when CN
p : son', were killed on rural high-ihetan
warned drivers and
OUat do a LetlCI
lob of practicing hlehwav snletv it
■>t uMI ]s I,, rer ■
fatalities than 01
increase in fatalities dur-
Fnne and July ot '
WllheUn tn I he ovar-for
the first se\
of 1M7 showed n denctse of 81
>t. rural highways
Summit
I. .1.% Cul lix Kuiil.-
In Hoapital (!;ir Ira-h.-x Into Tree
nctng. rinrles N Fr'tr of Phil ill states and the trip by local residents
Bad t-lth the
■ (:■ home iiiiiowiua ;i pro- the' loorptanea cor- ■
D iii.med chief rf
■ department Adnitted to Satred Heart
Rome. 708 Paywtta street.- The krtni an< v __ w._....• Ifawastaawa
Solemn > i-elebrited mhl ^« * ^nn taenrmcaw
in S' lihtthew'a church Interment rear I Improper aethrt- xiie alumlni'm street markers
was in | ■ " dered at the April rrc"<:i g Of '■ wn
A daughter Of the late A ighout the state ■-,..,:'. wen re solved ihl" mwnln» Uon^omen hospital vesierdav was " tree at a < i WW 17_iJ-tl 4 II..1. I|...
and Helen MeTzg?r Moser. sh buvers paid as Th. markers will be P I , : . . 1 of 232 East Elm n«r Mill road Thomas OimBie. 1210, rrma> /a inin awasi
torn m ' ' m In Fav- street, who suffered a posslbl- frac-! Rockland dliaL Philadelphia, a -^^ r>a.t of the nenttfl
all her life She wax ■ devout mem- cars Under the new law the maxi- . street to tured left arm and hand ■ ' iger in the sedan received thp B]Mfc^j yinrln Men w
wr of St If U ii mum annual i 'o tell. '-" ,'°,r, ™'nor Uu»raUons at gf.rvP(t pridav as ■ !
Beimod M-j..r; W ttontl
of Mr and Mrs J Alan Moore 217
Poring Mill aven'ie was treated a'
and Oer-I ■'«'»" E Hepnei i.>4 Wagner ave- uveerstlori of tha
Philadelphia, crawled from his tnlned when the bottle m
| avenue. ! wrecked aattan unhurl at 2 a m in,( gHpped and broke
Treated and discharged from' Saturday when the car eras!,--
Herbert lil..<k
Mail CaUTien III
Boy Slrurk B\ <^ir
" Black Horse youngster. Car
She is survived by I erected nine feet above the paver Jtdaaltted to Montgomery
orse Moser. of Brooklyn, and a Raw two and Msraaret stubs. 334 East
nber of nephews and nieces in year old ran; nine percent, and one-half inches in dam' lei Noblett
■ in U i>er- . included as part Mill avenue '
cent sf the markers and will be purch-
The :niere-( cos' Is based on th< xsed separately
Funeral services were held vaster- amount owed at the time of pur-
■ te When month!
rnart Block, retired 'le.iiicteri. the actual interest rates
■ awl dv.uble
■
■ r an law permv
illnr - ol '.no- ".: '!. A imii.it make .. [an- pmfil Therefon I
ha Spring Mill com-iW.ll be administered itn I
pany attended the funeral Iwamed
was Chestnut Hill hospital In hli
raahlp police U](
Hepner. who was travel ng north on (), mh f ™
avenue said he failed to £ w ^.bettoan
ll ol 1314 Rldge
. s»»e the bend In the road Ofn>er
(Lloyd Franxenfielri of Whitemarsh
township .(nitre ronducted an in-
Bl Montgomery ('.,,,.,,.; I \l,...|iiM'
Ca'hollc rhun hi
■
e frorr. mea
has been dispensed with
riiarniar\ Teatl
Special
•Ja_y ■ anlv. Room 29 in the new annex.
4tt,-§f "BH I late" ra, it la
■^SF ■' J I 'ted to have larger quarters
MM it McCord. of llli East
■ Fourth, avenue at present an as-brarian
at the Consho-
:io. ken Ptwa Library, has been
named librarian. She has tendered
. ' pi • her resignation at ihe free Library.
I *iiit I |i\t •llte'iw t iii ni the piui-
\dClUI* lllMClIll^ and of Temple
Dnlvi Miss McCord
,\ill take rtv r her new ttUtlM tH the
ipenlni ol itn new term, Beptam«
rt't ;' uml. i a vpeclat arrangement
. hool board, who permit -
.II t in ad-lun
in be made
ai the neon lagtuai meeting, sep-temlx'i
H
manl of tiiin vital new
Oapi David t rhwalb ■ runant ln<Uw high nti
hue at I ■ in Smul.u morn.n, ' ■»* • n'l!n
t» made three wan ago by the state
a 10-day leave from oerman] i - ]„,,,,,„„.,„ ,, Buegtlon that
oampamad by in.- wife and l-yeer- every high aehooJ dsttrtct nuuntaln
old daughter. Kathleen "■* own Horary To permit school sprays lers during tlielr stay with Cap! „„.,„ Bl,d to develop It, th)
Thwaitea parents, Mr and Mrs depaitmeni gan .hem a few years
Harri Thwaitea xM Baal Ninth ave- to prapan
niH) During tins time. Robert C. Lan-
At the end of his rrle: leave.
ot nt in the ahead with preparations and has
BtatM itwl) 200 books
Stationed in Germany foi the pa-.' a.- ■ nucleua fa Ufct new depart-vt-.
M mid a half. Capt Tttl It) In iddition m tins unit, ad-been
earvtni aa oonunander ot (he dittonal books, costing $500. vital
1005th Air Engineers. Army oi Oc- for school use are mi cwwst
i upajiiin, based at Strublg neai Ready-made metal shelves have
Igtuuch dotn, coruuaerabtt an purcnaaad and placed in Room
Qermany Thai field whore ba ten ■'■> m the library la expected to be
now l)-tn closed. In ainknm order when the
A fighter pilot during the war he doors open lor the new fall lerm.
made lift n i tiamy tt-in- The llbran mil remain opw
■dited with downing. lor Mime lima after the regular
sihnol hour., to permit IgMj whtal
Tne mi1 iioin Co rmany ni m . i
in the Aimv trarapori "aoethahr" Tu ( onlinue ApprnprUUnn
and reatilrad eight days The ship The amnm! appropriation of $600
dookad m New York harbor bKti
Saturday night Capt it honockan Ptee I
In ffee York today, to claim In-- car, »iH be continued as usual Mr. Un-loday,
i Baturda) The Prae library will sllll be
innht the students.
rtiwaltai ll the pOaWJat Mi ■■ "■ '•• beln-ved. m Mipplenuntlm the
.', alkins. ol Beilmgham *'»rk of the school library The dts-i:.
n She ond their dauglf ' '"' Lftwarj from tha
hool has been a handuip which
10 m.-.nth* ago **U be overcome by having ihe
iiiwaii.s has been in Army books close at hand a.s the a] ki.i.t
•iervice lor more than requm
library should fill a
tin he was graduated fmm long-fBH wanl in the ashOoL' Mi.
ken High school In IMS ' iU,dw Kalu ,od»y- "w'* fre1 ,nat
the two liuiartes the school and
the Free Library—will work
Ma pupffe HI tine meas-ure
"
Two New Teacher^
in addll ■ ii or Miss
aiiiiinipK Mi Cord .on a pre-teim basis, an-i
i| Butlai niiiim■■iiieiii bj also made i.Klav of
pike and North lanr. fm i.iiio'i ol two new members
quartet of a
hands M
proprietor, bj n Urine She is the the mmediate ele<'-
mothet of Honnid Oodar operatoi Uon with i lUflcaUon u >•>■ made at
oi the ■■ ■
■ ..wnei |l John K Pul* MTI Rhod . ■ Ier. of
mar, aw-yaar-old World Wai n Qermantown a graduau or Temple
veteran and nallve o| Oonabohock Vttl
en He has alrwsdj : M awe-
The store will te operated <m the cted Mrs s. : Quak-same
lines with expansion of the ertown oommcrclal subjects (each-
■;,» in baerchandl
win inrinde everylhint from e Uuil Wednoaday Mrs Nichols gave
spool of cotton to a uuik shake. ■ in ai her reaaori to resigning, the
long commutation trip hum her
The son ot Mr and Mrs John f. Hum home and the fact that she
Fulmer Blft Swede strict Norria- wtahei awsta time to her
home
He plans to DC«upj with his i»ar- Miss Joan D Baker, of Bryn
M.i'M ha remaned as domestic
as the pnaant occupant < letice leather Eletted to succeed
her Is Mis.s Justine M McC.indless,
John Fulmer was bom her, where of Ahentown, a graduate ol Cedar
he resided until he was 7. begin- ' " Baker
tiiiiK his schooling in tills borounh to artept a position in Bcrwvn.
Removing '" Norriatown he at- The new tarn will epao kwntta-tended
rf« '"'■'', ,"
leetmga Pupils will not
epU mber 3. when a
ill be held Full BB*-
iii September 4
in remote areai
hiinalil I*. II.IMI lliail- Ivea of the country Evacuation of
hattle-w.-.n-le-i \, mied a major H,,,,^,.,^- 0»millillri>H
|iarl ol Ins Arnr. '
' National Bank, has been named
■ ind bud-lion
of tl the Pani
enierin« service M* Fulmer oner- Bankers' association Other Mont-med
to
Mic associa-
' .eorge Porter Shotwe II,
SSiO.rriinnfoJ 'IHIII Iriini.iliHn. Inl . comaa, itHtacaliceorltl nit^-
rnan-
1 .lenkin- .
T Ajlatt I National
Bank Noti. tee on
1
itale
for a knee Iniury ——
i"e. a member of th' V hftemanh School
negriMrgfuon my sgn
■as removed last Reaistratb n I chlld-
■ .-.nshtp
■
.1.11 Aoiiust 18
North Lane Store
Sol<l To Veteran
in» Mill r'ir.'tiH'ii
I uiilinnl lo BoBpstfd
Phlladei
I membe i
■
n at Walk*- | ■ i Hill
ll.ui'l Injtirrd
tend to his
if '.own
:k Rorae 'found! wtu i>e nel
• of the tnt :• i fl amber ir i
e in the, the borough building Hector and/
i|
■
ot Jerry I
I
■
I when his
i mg BBS'nst a ni
i 9 0*'
il the
■ ■
■ iciii the
Uon tei-
■
ntcnded