The Conshohocken Recorder, September 16, 1947

              ®I)c CoBstjoljochen Uccarkr
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7727. CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1947. PRICE: THREE CENTS
Rev. Copeiand
Resigns Charge
After 5 Years
\<Tc|>ls limitation
To Bfi'oiiH' I'aslor
Of Shore I linn li
RESIGNS PASTORATE Speeding Urge
Held To Blame
For Accidents
Mechanical A<l\ ant rs
Saifl To Haw* Outrun
Human Adjustment
l\V<l Creu Course
Begiits \V\i Week
A special free Red (']■
aid roiiiM' !oi instructors Will be
given in Norrlstown beginning next
wet for persons who have com-pleted
the standard coune and who
wish to receive or renew instructors'
tea or who hold a Pennsyl-vania
State Twd
■OUUPQlua to announcements made
by Stanley B. Cooper, chairman of
raj Monatomen branch,
and O. Benjamin Hu hier. chair-mia
iirs< uid, OoMhohocken dis-trtc
OlnVillalVtalf.il Boundi Ilka a lot of kid:
In Whitemarsh.
May Not Live
BEV. AltTlll K ,'ulil iMi
Rev Arthur Copeland, past
the Conshohocken Presbyteriai
church Tor ihe put Dm yaut, tend-ered
his resignation, at the niorn-ll
■ Sunday, to become ef-fective
October 19. He hits been ehO-Bfa
mm among 24 IMTVUrtltiri 'o
become pastor oi Olivet Presbyter-iiui
church Atlantic City, a church
where services attract, especially In
summer, worshippers IV
state In the Union.
Following the Presbyterian cus-lon,
Rev Mr. Copeland requested
at Sunday's service that a congu*-
ftationa! meeting be called Septem-ber
28, after the morning service,
at which i he DontJ
to concur with him in his request
to the Presbytery for "dissolution
of pastoral relationship with Hie
local church'*
Aafcad what Uu situation would
b» il Hie congregation declined to
concur. Rev. Mr. Copeland .stated
that in that event, the imni-:er huii
the final word locally, and his dm- Carrying
slon is submitted to the rYesbytary, historical document'
hSiCl5q5esfe*lfl C°llfldem W"' Brant U'i in one exhibit.
In his proposed new post, he will Tr»Ul will Bteam Into PMladelphli
Freedom Train
Ready To Open
Dedication Ceremony
I'LiiiiKtl Tomorrow
George M. II ill I. n
Lying On RoifahWi
Five Men faipeeied
Bv KARL O SIU(l\l ' Purpose of the 30-hour course It I Beaten badly and robbed earlvl
Prt-.idrni t s < lumhir oi CWMIH to offer protection in industry or Sundnv while he was walking on:
. mativ of us a* motorists the community by vuUfylns, auth- Bethlehem pike several nundred
..lid out of heavy traffic oriwd first aid instructors and then ; fwt from his home north jf
and dash through Intersections atito aid these instructors tn netunu t'hiin-h insd. George M Hall. 44.
oeOOd before the up training courses lor their fellow- clerk in the office of the president
Lfss, when comparative| workers or neighbors |0f the Pennsylvania railroad
tc-ts show that in ten miles of Classes will t>e held once v.- ; condition at Chestnut:
such driving we mav save perhapaloB Tuesdays, for ten | Mill hospital He is suffering a
four minutes over the man who'at Red Cross heaitquaiu is 826 De- 'fractured skull and severe shock
i.lv and legally■> Why d" Kalb street. Norrislown Reglstra-, and little hope is held '
our horns n.uouu»ly At the lion* are closed alter the first night, covery
| driver ahead who falls to get under' Courses will be conducted under Until noon today he had been
-vav tht Instant the "Oo" ■ignal authorised id. mable to give police a statement si
ct.mes on. or at the gentle old lady asntstJVwl under the direction of i to the numbei of men who slugged
who becomes confused trying U>|Lt. Comdr. Erie L Jackson. I walking home from
jUSNR. director of safety services Ohsstnut Hill The robbers stole hit
Wliv. in fact, do we show so little1 for the entire Southeastern Penti- wallet and left him in a coma lying
concern 'or the welfare of humanlsylvanla Chapter. Ion the side of the road near Si
beings on foot that we stop squarely Registrations may be made Thomas' Episcopal church
on the crosswalk, despite a broad through Miss Dorothy Unberg, at] Harry S tttcininet/ chief of police
while line for which, as taxpayers. Norrlstown Red Cross headquarters, of Whilcmarsh township, said this
kids.
riocMi't ii' And all ol ihetti un-der
14, too—real lively young-sters
More than you'd cars to
Oops with' Well you won't have
to the) rs ill dead. Not in
Nun nmcentratlon oamps hare
at home on American streets
and highways, in the year 1948.
Wherever ihere mav be chil-dren
playing m of w
roadway. motoriaU must oe pn -
pared to stop instanih. and
thla means a very, yen i iw
driving speed. Children are un-predictable,
ami II prMOoupled
youngster who MSnu to lie going
safely about his bum
moment, may. In the pi
dlnctly In (runt ol yottr car.
School runes are special dan-ger
spots. It is no co:i.
that during the months Alien
ichoosi are In session, pedestrian
deaths double between 3 and S
m the afternoon.
Councilman Dougherty Resigns.
Denouncing "Political Purge";
Elected Onlv Last Wednesday
Drclara In Hi- I ..UirOf Rcifr.nulioii
Thai Mi- 'Honor \ml Silf-Rr-pi-.-i"
i-'nrliiii Him In Take An> Part In Vctlon
Alrx.MH.unlv
To Enter Ministry
I mm have helped pay, or barge
I around a corner and put it Up ti-
In our path to Jump or
I else? Why do we park double In a
I Barrow, crowded street, a few hours
j or muiUtSS alter we have ment.ilh
i collection of |betobared the inconsiderate
ever aesemb-' vldual who blocked us off by park-the
Freedom inK double in a narrow, crowded
stnstf
must be because this
Rates For Gas
I To Be Raised
ning that the robbers apparent-ly
left no clue as to theit idcntnv
f)ur ODh ho|ie Is thai ihe victim
rsoofSJ In' inmmenled.
i Hall, employed by the railroad
tor neuily 25 years, was t
office of M. W Clcme
Choral Society
Begins Season
INew MCIIIIMTS Athlrd
At Firs! hVhmr*ul
■randlnf as p ■ [KtiMcai purge"
the unprnrdenti d
■
dent in thi
■ ■ ■ ■ .
and Mr- Rarw) ittOtras 811
Spring Mill avenue, will enter 1
em Ba iti-t M. ' fotulh
rroni thai bodj wit»n
in the freshman clan, m nation lendersd
department The otntrst
V('urs , 'secrcUry. is as follows:
The oral vMith not Jfel l«. has -—- ,„,,„ TA ■.„_.„ .„..-^ii
just been llgnall °** UUtr To 1own * ,""" "
i hofaoetop
ru ylvaiua, i>\ bs- Oantlsinsti
When asked to accept the ar
:i. iii the Delawi
f-OhsstsT count} district, in-
•m. r- .. • - '~ ,«,««,„ « ihiding ^4 Bap'
The Conshohwken iMary H
nt.,.ll)n ,ul,/ 1:
w.HKi' choral Stalely, community tVangeUimcampalin. Amtaaeroi
singing group, began rehearsuls Un B^Ugommgo Baptl
lark tn iti sixth consecutive ssason with Donshohocken
prest-;miBannyv ,n„ew„ „m,e„m,„be.r„s aadd(dieedd to the C«""> protrani
Hp, or Harold tomorrm. <u « n'r,,,',,i: '^.^^, twentieth century boon, the motor!
Gaunt, who has served as pastor for series of civic event* rededicattng V(,nlrle nus C(>|m. lipi)„ m ttAtT\
22 years and is a prominent figure "11 citizetLs to the American prlu- Ihl1] w„ (.01)1() nd|1 , nlirwlvP5 to
In civic activities of the resort He is clplos 01 liberty and freedom. i lt Because II ha* given us a sense1
resigning to retire. Living quartan A nosi ol outstanding person-1
dent, in the Broad street Suburban ' " ~. , ™ A gradu.
station building He was u.mble to r^ul»r r0ft*r- l"1 nl*ht ln ,m hool last June Ihe hi
say how much money was in his park house
wallet. whJ Dhack Di Jcno Duiiaui. lormer nead ol UU ths -mini . i
bj* trsin „«« and various the Fox llwln orch„lrB mM airec- ,)
l^eal Men Suspeeled (
Wr of choruses and lirotMStnu in a im()hshmg nrm
The Philadelphia Efectnc com-: Police today are checking the group of Philadelphia high schools,
possibility that the robbery muy again lends the local group, which
New Tnriff Effective
Here November 15
terday from the offletal Knufmann.
. Bit ■ new tariff with the Public
while our grand-lUul|ly commission on September
15 increasing rates for gas and
in at Btoaa stree, siauoo. wp d|d nm „ ,ho sUr, forcflep ,„ ^J"-^ *J'«'i" Novrjher^lB
announced bv Arthur C c,in)]tl8 avnlanrh(, (), in„,or vrhl. "I*-"** Bas
mid their elghl-nionth-old daugh- "ll's tunctlona iHanned In conner- 1)f Kilim
ter. Alice Elaine, will be provided <■«»» with the Week of FedecUrn- fil,,|ers WlTe golnK tm WP rtU| wanl
in nearby Brigantine Beach. N. J, tl<)n" I>ri»r to arrival of tne Free-. to ^ fHrt|,er and raster. Because
where a home has been purchased dom Train at Hiond street station, ■
for them In a telephone call yes- U was by 0 c„nim8
musical group- ol thli
xeeui '^^.^ *" -
Ix-lteved to be residents of ths OoO KWmUni!
shohocken area, whose alleged at- Area
tempted burglary of a Roxborough Among the new additions Ui the
diner early Sunday morning was choral Is a well-known W. Cl
thwarted by prompt arnval of police! I" tenor, Edward r/Nsj
™ „nd insist from the bartmtaf -SiXia^ the 43d distrk". Roxborough. \m-* application to Mn ths teal
fettle Citl ohUTOh, Rtl Mr Dope- ' *'! Brothers andt nenerai ehmrman ,h,lt (>artl of us must quaufv fully, Buck' iw, IH':,^ '", ,-,;. '"r '"',' Col Harry Johnson and EredlRrouP "»"<! »•* »ccepted last night.
land smi informed that the Brlgan. of the Mayors Rededicatlon Com- hrfmt brlnK lven lhp prlvllMtc.^ "^-tfv a*" '""',.,' „'"l'n" Henkels, proprietors of Pauls diner. * '»rmei MrrtflS man h. took par
tine Beach home will be ready lor mlttee tor Inauguration of the ,, . , operntP R „owerful " p,., ', ,L, !tr,!,m '"W KldR'' avenue, said the men'" numerous Army■shows. Miss
occupancy October 20. Freedom Train potentially dangeroti ma n R,hS- S ' r1"1 •&' W"« '■ ("1"1 «*Sai v'"'» MeCord. profeasK I eon
Fine Civic Record Members or Ihta committee a« on „ur strp,.,s- imrt hiRhwllvs w, 1,1 Th ,w■ stS»' »>« *™x» tUSPSCtod Henkel,. of tttBo singer gd l.bmnan at the
In the bnet span or time thai.*''" " advisory committees, li,- ,n .ll(, ,„,.,. ,,iir> Mnrr. t!l(, ,-,,.; "'."'• !!p""\..T^,, *'.^ '. Jw. ""Hiving police hv telephone ol «*» s,-|lo°1 llDrarV' h"s res«mcd
ppiy io apj] rnaiau 'oou',i,„tr „»«„„ ,„ (h- „,,„„ _,„K. : men
Rev. customen
-I .. . .,[■.!.I i... >lli>1 UWI,"' _; 111 III! Jllll WU1> .lllHI < II' III,I
Cofjeland has been B <•'■ n»W«W horseless carriage appeared. engin-| membership in the group
Four Arrested
For Larceny
rind- Committees
III Until ItoruilL'll-
Quick KhiUon Ol a v.,
pnlntment to council n
plan wai
i n v... for ths better*
■ I ilh !
agreed i
■
. ott: not]
■
TJie change of plans liotild
nave oeen niv tin fli
Unfortunaielv it did not re«i''-
ter wi'h me until the excltemeni
ill WedjaSBdaJ .M hlii' p
The chance in the Dton
nan Haiti upon the entire matter.
ng in u
bettM mint i,t our town
ukl ;i iHiltttral
purge
Ms bonm and nlf-raapacl for-bid
me to have anv Pal I
from council ■
immedi I
Wii.'n-ui B l>
al the
ineeting, last Wednesdnv
niffhi at Hit borough hall, to nil
the unexpired term of it I
rier. fifth ward, whi
|asn have revolutionised highway vj„t. ftUd Philad.lpln
:. Tin- multlple-lane dl (l)r r(ml nnd o)| dj The quintet rtM^meil :
, vided highway is a far crv from ,„,, , . .liaaed --^t. ,..^I.IJM< I until other patrons dei^-
t„. road The hwhlv slg- wiU, gas and^mTodue^ IS eL>. '^?_i
UR'n Mt a?rupt.ly ""
-Hiding labor, .s the reason given,0"1 ""'f*"* lo ^ '"r
Harry Atkinson president ol tl ' ahohocken rOObery b) Officer Wat- Ausust meeting. I" ■
group, announced s meeting ol th 0»l l>oi"ug!i led to M ,
nallzed street intersection has been
srtth-
,, irom Mrateh in the last (nr th(1 rH(t. ^.st bv oosnnani of- *• h,,d consum.-d. .sgt
i Imlf nf t lnnij- flftv vMii-K HK Im . .... ■ ..... *^ . nf I tic *!tH rl.clnet onH i
board of directors for next Mondin h> ('111('! ": ' '1"'1' The tbetton ol I
night to plan lor the choral's an- Waltei Phtpps durini tterlnt nc-nual
fall concert »l "" taken l" OOUl
M,u "i Addressing the group. Dr Don- peeraac* ol i quant ,,- last week
■ v" , ---"■ " •*-• ■> »•- 1 ..th uutiiiH-d an fcmbWoui season iron cm rouneilmeti in
viriuallv a of the inechonTcs o' MstersssnssTthVfM inei led »»d extended an InvlUUon to all iuah rtorehoust at the disposal n w,in( ^, ,,, ^^
rim con lo Mam- rfuier nd f^SSH sported Uiat the cast ?« °~ "JJJ" »^J" ■" ftrtl
rne„ and women singen ol this plain hers have the i minatlni a
ram* control "nnJ '^ community to ftftv them*lves with A- S result, two loca N. roosdUM.
'»c-|manuracture of gas and steam MteX^^"J™* ' . ' this cultural group, which has at- youths am LwO Philadelphia Negro ,,nh w.,1(, councllmen .1
gone up considerably since 193B ] *l X.m-rL "LJ ".",'. ,„ ie,l wide lavorable ar,
charge H be- wntMi fnr election the name of
■ tali
product uas produci-d li-- reflnene* taulon,ouue •* lwo utnvr :
-hem bv Ph,la-jand »n fnie.iiienry pot
' Into ug " v
member of this communltv. hii •"" ] il,1«l community
vigorous, progressive spirit and m Plniadtlphiu
nvii -mlndedness have made a deep Formn supreme court Justice.
impression upon it. ,Cnven J. Roberts. Attorney Genera! ■
H. Mfvad as co-chairman of ihe Tom Clark, and United State* Sen-
Comiuunlty Chest drive last year, ator Edward Martin will be prin-aidlng
In making it a decided ,. cir«l -.in-akets H L-eremonlen dedl-cess;
he served a* chairman of the eating the Freedom Train,
liaison committee uf the Cotuiho-! Ttie Week of RrdcdirsMon cerr-hocken-
Norrlstown-Phllade IphiQimonifs began last Beturdaj with
commute ol thl Obasts ban and ■ parade Units or the Army. N"v> not, and traffic control are lnevit-l ui
nearby and was a member of the and Marines, as well as veterans i;ll. IplklAV1., ,,1( automobile and gST _^i merged 60 nstassil TT '" r',""'r« l,"> ',Jir'"1 "" " &» 'I0'"'"' *ld,'t.,a17J,.1Se '
ndntu>'- were in nMjtor truck ue.r mj. rs«SP»b>wl^iJ^Hal. S^.^ t, lenLr.^, ^^'«»Uk ■* two -rthvr I ;nu..:iy Ul Uu
An able instructor, he subsututeo. inw* Oetting th* chssne of Ui.
in the public schools of (Tils bor-iade was "Kiss Freedom", lovely:,r, n,,.
ough WhiLemarsh and Plymouth Miss Audell McCamley. who was on anC] mrT%. nr:1.-
townships during his pastorate here.'a colorful float at the iK'ad of th*- nnlojues an
He was »'ie <.'. the organirers of the ;»rarte.
weekday reltsjloiM Instruction class- Sunday was -Religious Freedom' ':
Hcti\i: li
es hare end taught In them ns did day with '■■■■ ■■■ church. pM our aectdenLs eonUOU , ^'*»nd™n"the"' herl bMT
'■ '•'" ■*■»" .,;-,.ss„,«,v and „m,,,r- S"tsf^pS ™W.."| ' ''"»"- " j «WlB "cSnut^V£ Z. "^, ■
.mately S.000 specially selected 0h v numerous, nevertheless. Why?i Under the new oas tariff five condition and contacted Dr. A J a-.,.,.,!... afternoon at ids home < Phi inH.inhii. .v. "o™1*
Mldllnil Sl'llfin »•* »■''•' ,:* "* 5 .,».«<,I thuium.rtl„, ,„ ,,..■ ,,„ AIM «n fxamln.Uo„ ,rm„,„„ m,™ r„v„lv„w ,„m„l,- o„ ,„,, ,-r »!,«», ; Itad"-'
1IOUUUII l7\ UUV1 ■.■.noon. I m-iou., Ihr mi.ny a„d varlfd ,(.' .u.^rwdrt by • »ln«lr nU »h,ch "»,\"'»" «»> mn-vrd to Chcsu.u' , , „„ ,,„u„ir ,.hHrBl. ,„ .„. ' ">' ""i
Tomorn.wlhfrr«-d.™TY.In»1 life- 111 «]1 rfmov, dUUI ,,„,,,,,,„,. Ill l.;-l>ll,,l «l,,-rP „oU,..: Ill b. rudd lo- Sny. i.,,,.-.-,! ol ll.fl Tn™*
MM on «lh,;!1 ,.,,M!,n,r,,,. ,,„„ T„„ „,,,,„„. I'fd 11hm ...hn I*l»ld. ol Wl ,„„„,.„ „„„,,„ „„„, „„ ,,„,■,„„.,. T"""'
,.,, ofinorf i.nlOO,,,, k,„t,hrMm ..n.lnp ut 4 20 p m dfiiff »ith wlfmn hlih m.,» ..I mi,. . ,, 1,1! »n unfx-doc
DMD.U Thm. Ill, ded-1 ,nd hUHimyn .Uto" rvidmll- ,, „,, Cl". I Mum ,,nd c,ll„« Ix-- , ,„ ,„ Sl» M,,.
...frr.. somt 011™,',.;':'.:";".*..'.."u.?,''..."''1.'....^ ' si M.tihfv _ ,.u.h >„■■
dflpliln Elwlrir Comiuiny lyif. in
cr,a«id 90 pflrfnt. and oil has in-iTfMKl
44 pfrcfnt
For Ihf past tw,nty-fivf yfarn thp
coat of gaa sfrvic, to CUatOcner
reseS11 WBTaS' Retired Bdilder
iffSff.1 " ra" SUMOJIWI Elere
Rail reaohsd home after Lbs rob- Lssanssa. H Kowalkowskl. 66.
nt to bed without notl-
Ludwik
emiirrated from his
tLllll. |l' , ■ • ■ . w
fore siaauftrale Kiancis Bobsn- Harrev Shaw, a charter member or
rieth. last night hohocken No 2 Fire f-ornpeny
c itimittctl were , -, well-known fifth ward resi-
! who used Mic ttiuk fourth
pl.m i without Ins knowledge. iii|WHrr( WMu n, cboasn Council nn--
J raeaovini ths loot J< leorge smith la
ol H Fonesi ., nt,min-ion
School
Term To Start
CSWIM C < lishv
ItcromriH Principal
from Ifl a m. to ll a. m, Ion a large segment of the driving ,
oes Justice Roberts. Attorney public. In short, far too many dri- wil,,ni w,n benefit from ihe change niul" in Chsatnul Hill and rtdnity] g,,,; of lhc lot#j An,),0|U and j^.
tltttORl as to| All both gas and ■"" ■ number o! other persons as|,. ,11|1(1 icowitlkowski Mi Kn
also app* ■ pan in the picture. i,,,.,, DoUfled with re- J° wnethei thej had wen Ma]! walk £ t consh. ken ■« i«on
he Mavor Bi-mard Samuel and. W thai main wh'- til,cl ,,, ,hl>se ralP thanwes and new ln« """"' or ha(1 noticed any nr--«nd . 7i resided hen
, Wlnthrop w Aldrlch. chairman ol rlrivi motor vehUaes have neve. posted li com oumstanoas that nuglit have bee:i .," „„„._,„ '„„..,
[ the bonri o| trustees « I
ace. or of the stand-' H B. Bryans. piaslltsill
i( nntlnued on Pane F»u» I
,',." .•..7m,„,,.., o,
isisipii IUU3. ,iiews thurch and ot Wi
erence is promoting, philaiii-lplua Electric ootnpeny, da. Su i m iiiin.r U Itsmsiasil
We must assume that too many who riared [he decision to increase gas •1*,,," 'f- ■ ■■■■IIM«
Charles | OUsb]
Cleveland. Ohio, w,ill r I'UIWI flinjn.^uil
school at the opening session to- dom ^Ain
PSZ onm-ioT*!?8 iJS'linrt^l» T*" n will be open'have hesrd of these standards s Enade only"after an es> \| |)ouo\an\ Oii.tirv
«-h„ P^ i ' mioa. m to have passed examinations without FyeTy Hfm1 „, ™ ,"","*UH ■ V"'lrr>
m September If, and 19. and, difficulty and qualified for driver made to reach a solution that would I Swimming In Donovan's Quarry
I its trek ot 30 i are woefully lacking In; enable the company to meet higher! MarMe Hall, has been banned by '-, *
v that! coat* 0f gas production and greatly-the Whitemarsh Civic asaoi
\i i
school for four years, who resigned
to fill the post ol super', laoi
nhUvivLl n«„r"Vlorlf '.i-rt f^V!!'' '^ '' *ll; ''''"ll tllC TOad I M'l!
honor at a party attended by BO
on Saturday at the home of Mr.
Reginald HI!!, of 563 I
:h and of Washington street, was given a h
Fire company Ret n. night before Burgess Ellas Blalr
HO, lie reUhqutshad hu actlvttj in ;,n(i nn.-ti tin and ccsUi. on a charge
other organizations of which he was of being drunk and dl
a member Elm and Popes]
Siirviviiin are htl will COnsUnoS mortUng. at 1 He was I
Staslewlcz Kowalkowskl on.- son try officers Marwood and Blake
Of this borough, and Morton Dowl 124 South Po;ilai
W.-. I
matnltif councilman In ths ward
ted wat
■
Prank iViian ki fin - ward to nil -
I
Resigning a' the August meet-
;rd ward.
who had bi
'tn' unexpired
i triii" Flanucrv who re-
Named to
■at
and Mrs H Mitchell Simpson. Hart's TY„jn
lane. Mtquon He was welcomed
by members of the board of direct-or
piIs.
to spoil'
i tour for the patriotic purpose
1 of makiiiir everv citizen in the land
A Md P.r,nu ., th, sclioti, p„: IZ'^^y^'^^S
Present were Mr and Mrs Stan- !'7.\BT1' "Fl"e<dom
ey B. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs Fred- ]
erlck B Oeaaland. Mr. and Mrs.
Freedom that we add to the hazards of the|rome before has been due In large Carl E Loieni. school physician
arUUni to take chaiicesi p»rt to pioneering and development; close the quarry used as a swimming
| of improved gas manufacturing pool by residents of the towmhip
Our bugest task, therefore. Is to siuofa field the Phlla- due to an outbreak of Impetigo The
-ii h the individual driver. We csn| delphia Electric company holds a] pool is locsted on a tract of land
':ig position "
Atlantic Cil
also survive
MM hurl I Dork
Eight grandchildren Officer Alesaiulp made the
ENTERTAINERS
evcrybofl] likelihood of aoddenti
, bv irivtng him as nearly as possible
a foolproof highway. We can make
■ ■ !■ : him to drive safelv by
riving him sound and unll
i fir laws and regulations We can
!W»du.t,d iron, Al Anniversary ;"nf;\r.!,dV'fnt„r'o^n,m'1*But'!rf' „*
Ohio Statf Untveratty and rfcftvrd ■ ' "".",?"■. *' "><■ 2»
1U« ina.l," d,Kr,, from Dnrfend- "" BeMta Lol>0. Forrest atreft must still rfly to . l.T»f fxt„. .only
"' o ci,Vrw, H, l«o™ dl i Orait Poro- »'; »» " ".m.al.n ««««»"• I Amfnr... I^-aion Auxiliary mil a,
rhool. Tar- hraU. 01 • ;«ori. Tlie .t!;?",?!;0.™^'] t,nd th
ri H » D urnniaiiii, i«i . mill .VIJ . . , ,
Matthru Sharp,, ol Spring Mill |,|||>st ^IM'llker
and Mr and Mrs ChMlea H FYa- '.
At Anniversarv
BnckA-MontgiMttefj
I nil- tn Meet litre
acqulrrd bv WFIL lor thf purpowi Po"m1n|. *" ,"'!"" ° "i"T"
ol fffrt:n< . iranamimn, slatlin' 5»'"» "'rl,>'' J Jffit.'lB
and mm A small srelwn ot Ihf ^"™M"L'.l'"^ "usl""? "'^
proptny Is to Of dffdfd t„ Ihf f* E|"»'»'h «*»•» Drb, dl«l
.u.bw Sunday Born in Ireland, thf son
on ol the lau- Uwrfiitf and Marv
| townahlp or thf Clvir asaotl.
Ly Ihf Trutiialv Publliiitu.n. Im
a,H.,T.„ .,.-.-,.; Klnthlla Doylf. h, was amplond
la .on»h.froo, ••• '"J. »*»'■',•»«> 'K•?'"' .„h unit m ol th, *"„„„!,
Ingtoti
i,i 'In- Burks-Mont- PUNk boartngJi held last year and
,„. early this year
itenwnt TBS Whitemarsh
association swimming pool.
Pocohonta- aniest sneaker 'llp Presidei !„.„',„ held here on Thursdav Oermnntown pike near Joshua road.
... ..,< .nrl. n P.,mi,tit„|. nnrt with in r ■■- _. \fnrHf Mall will ra> elmuul (n t-i*«f
the street crew of the borough
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He It "urvived by a :•■•.
Anna Besses, 335 Spring Mil? ave-nue,
five nieces and three nephews
The funeral will be held
m'recenth- he 'uuahT K'shaker *"< » oTNeiTYork "" "»* * ™mpa.Rri. and with per- [,, , ,',, Marble Hall will be closed in view , KM
B«£5%£ HlgT'scho«|8hS; gg Ore.. Senior Sagamore of the S««f^2^JSJSr STJll !M >™ 2L!5!Jf-&i H\lV^SS!V£ IZ^mlSH.^S, Sh reo,
Cleveland, a school considered from C.rcM C-.uncil of the United States, all Interested in earning out the Q,. Calvary Emscnpal churth. with "1C ,tl^utl
Philadclphii. IhU we,-k ttuj
sons. 8 and 10 years old. are en ^.!dHui apPuh^veISnrg1' t*™™* eaJS^stato director a"d | >* kM| *?*?:
Iphla,
Also attending the event
rolled st the school in Mlquon Mrs Ellen Allen, tzs Spring Mil, , '.nd|P"i unit president, will act
Miss Marv Johnston, educated at avenue son* chief and m«mVr 0: ^er.ie Ph.lad. iph.a. owner and °'a""* °ni"r
Bank Street Tralniiig Schol. N Y. *** *tate board of appeals of the ^^*or 0, one^ »u,omobile. and!
Ls ■ new teacher lor the five-year- Detrree of Pocohontas, and Mrs , R
old children st the ■ghats Carrie Boehre*. also of Spring Mill ^ p^
One hundred pupils, ranging ln a-.-cnue lnp npv <t
nges from three to 12 years, are
Kli^ilnlr (in Ii« ) II tn I-
! •■■ li'i'iLii Kdiicalion
Arizona, of the de.nh
1'ight-month-old
only child of Mr and Mrs Jack
Lee, of Phoenix, following an ill-ness
of two w< eks
The child's mother is the former
and Mrs Arthur Richard-
MOiVrGOMERl
CO! \n PAYMU
W Kerper road, Lntaf- KaUf Murill
'w^"SvS?*norihi A Ulw alarni «n«non«l
u,r Oermantown juke scoording to "fc*B-°i ",V-' ""''V11" »T>i»aratus ^r,^ v^eran.s are eligible for *>n, »' »« Tmnti street
il given Wluteanarsh V"" from Washington and Con-lr|ipilvniento of th(. tultion and Mht.r Mrs l^e s(>eiit a month with Mr:
township police who investigated !^ho^ken "V * £wJ™£nr..!? "«P»n»*» they were required to pay Lee's r
ted to makei^nd «'n"p„nr2 J?yr« %Z ' " ' B,n Vrt"»n* „?"i\
.: , of] OormantOWO pike ^" era"">J"h7nwm * ...ii"„. ^» Mhools unde, -he fi-I Bill Veteran* Phoenix
, ,1(,r call caused by the pulling of box, Administration announced today
k him .number 19. is believed to hawteen ^^^ , ^ lne eHecUve date Kimm-ll ^MIM|
ot the new VA directive D ooetJ
all veterans now in foreign schools Firemen wire cslled lo the home ty
if Samuel DeMsrco. Spring Mill
s earlie-of
the Child
. car children.
,\ M 11 li l »-/( /> v-Kl
1 HAM KM li^/< /INsKI
A Oonsl
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I ■ Phuadetpbl
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Lawrence Recce, principal for six
years before Miss Phillips succeeded
him. Is now national chairman of
the Junior Red Cross of the Unit-ed
State.,, with ofllces In New York Because of the taxpayer interest
OKJ, in t he Identity el Montgomery
Members of the board ol direct- eounty emnl'
ors include, among the parents. H "J"™*' PT^11,,*"!, , .Sw^ "V P«l"-<* The new cars damage . TrraMirrr"* Kt'lMlli 'Iw o I Bi" and those who „f s-muel DeMsrco Ml ,4' J\'* ■
Boas Magulre. Mlquon. Mrs. Feed- c«n! ' oproxunatelj noo' "a '" "« |"" ha-e dtsconUnued their foreign ed- -_-_„. nrMr ^^ aWmie alniii rtW<t- wh° ta *?!&* $Z^
lnand Fetter. Mrs A H Freed- beginning today and conttoulng for d Rlrhnprii V(,h^.!e m ..itujomery county had a cash|ur.,Uri|, ApproVf.d (ongsjl schoota ""»* "*" Third avenue about ,,„.„„,„, namr ,lf W(1.-.
man. Isaac Pepp and Robert Than- the next .« The Re- " . | balance of $1^23.29532 on Septem-!mJUlUmecj n»sponslbilltv lor furnish- > :*' '"«»y «hen fire broke on; m rum The
..11 ol Philadelphia Mrs carder. Workers are paid on the ber 1. according to a report yester- |Il(( veterans with books supplies thf interior of the house Chemicals program is broail-li
Trocks and Charles Hep- basis of annual salary, so much |>er __ _ |day by Cotutty Controller Frank and olne. necesaary equipment to *pr'' used tf' extinguish the Man
P K Barker During August re- ,ih,lrh lhrv Bre eniiaed under the
I Hid rflertne with September I
BorswUecs sttended a rog-be
reason for his lestunation
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smith has been a mem-
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Wlnfleld
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Sentence Delayed
For MacFarlaad
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Feeder- pay-day i twice a month
ick B. Oeasland. Spring Mill and *nd per hour
5 A Dl taut, Paoil, The :
,.ard, are Mr
■it. MLss Leon-a
im Hood and M
lehletfer all of Philadelphia. Mrs
P p H iti tun . of Spring Mill
Mas Johnston, of New York Mis.-'
JOBS Moore of ChsSfont and Mr*
Man ■snrwny. of Ftourtown
M en
*: DM
ss.aoi
ss.00fl
Marine Torp- I tmjUt
ints fowled $635,85079 and eex
for >he fsll season, i per.dtnire*. 1347,593 75 The balance
lUtUSt 1 was SS3S.038 18
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pstrasss here and for a.
: of damage has i
M. im From M«• -1.11 11
SSM, ■• M ■»*)«• ipjer in Wornstown
fmrtlrmed nn Fige P««f) |den is cr)rirmsTirTanT
.'71 Chestnut Btr»
. . ation for i
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100 06
K. of I*. to \i»it
A di legal 101 ol members of the; Mrs Stana I
, Knn-'
Admitted to Montgomery hos-iLong. chancellor commander will r» timed Satuidsy irom Brvn Mawr wi'h hm on l.i next spi
nitai as a medical patient was Ann visit Faraday Lodge Morton. Pa , hospital lo their bom- ptemuer 38 in a ' ,
P> rewer s.enue, Msr-ion Thursday ntftl* The group wffl Jsttt rrerme m* child's father is program. Both sre pupil-
' heYe «t 1 :W. 9 member of the locsi police furee Leroux Sch-K,| 0f Dancing.
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AIIS nosted be-the
(ore M-.giv- irofman
the day of his arrest.