The Conshohocken Recorder, October 21, 1947

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ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7737.
"Drive" Starts
Today In Both
Consliohockens
Chi'si Worker*
Set Out To Reach
lss,ooo (;oai
Two hundred rind sixty Ameri-can
and red-feather flags are fly-ing
in the Fayette street breeze 10-
day. announcing the openinic >f tbg
1M7-48 drive for ihe Conshuhoctc-en
Community Chest.
Goal of ihe annual campaign is
13S.0D0, the funds to be allocated
to major welfare and civic groups!
of the borough and hnspi
Ins this «ifii
avenue, president of the Che.it, Is
avenue, presiaent of the sboat. Ig
general chairman of the rommun- j
Ity-wide drive, which will Include]
both boroughs and a law in -
rounding area Joseph I Lawler.1
Eurtith avenue and Fayette ntreet.
is co-chairman. Room 1 ol ttu
Mary H Wood park house in hend-j
Quarters for ihe .Inv.v
A large corps of captains and
workers will twin! into iQtton to-day,
in an '"all-out" effort to vlst*.
every home, industry, business,
house and contact every organiza-tion
to do their "bit" in this over-'
all drive. Last year the sum of
$.13,000 was subscribed, with I fOAl
of 130.000 Because of Increased
costs and requests for assistance
fr"m the Cheat, the goal is set high-er
this year.
West Side Campaign
Solicitors for the Community
Chest in West Conshohockeu began
solicitations this morning and ihe
drive will continue with unabated
Interest until -very home has been
canvassed and everyone given an
opportunity to subscribe.
Plans for the rumpaign were
completed last night at a meeting
in the council chamber with Jos-eph
Pollack, first ward councilman,
presiding as chairman. Frederick.
Pish, third ward councilman, is
vice-chairman Twelve of the soli-citors
wer*> In attendance tactl ■>!
these will select in isststanl.
The borough has been divided
into districts with a solicitor as-'
signed to each district. The dis-tricts
are small and should be cov-ered
quickly and without difficulty
The solicitors recognize ihe help
given the West Conshohockeu Rec-reational
Council -ind what ihe
sum of 11000 received from the
Community Chest provided for the
children of ihe borough luring ihe
playground season at MacKen/le
p.uk
The solicitors ind then- ilstrlrt*
follow Mrs. Donnellv ind Mrs
Hadfleld. Ford and Williams streets
from Front to Josephine avenue.
Roger Miller lower Ford .itrcet
Dolores Oleba and Joseph Swel-kowskl.
Moorhead ivenue
Betty Cunningham .nd Jennie
Wodarski. Crawford avenue. River
road and Chestnut street
Mrs. James Magulre and Mrs
Holland. Crawford Hit'
Agnes Brady. Front street from
Williams street DO Bullock i venue
and Merion avenue.
Ida Mae Cooper. Cedar ind Mer-ion
avenues, and Williams street.
Dolly Mullen. Cedar avenue. Wil-liam
street and Josephim
Donald Blalr. upper Josephine
avenue, Moir avenue and Church
street.
William F Vinino. lower Joseph-ine
avenue to upper Merion avenue
and Brltt-Molr avenue.
Elmer Harrison. Balligo and up-per
Front street.
Mrs. Pierce, middle Ford street [
and Apple street
Mrs Caton. Wilson street ind up-per
Apple street to Plum ureet
Mrs Charles Shore. 1000 block
Ford street and DeHaven avenue
A meeting to receive i eDort
from the various nttflKon will be
held in the borough building next
Monday evening
Wills Recorded
At COOT* I lnil-r
Moyd O. Reynolds. Haverford. a
retired official of the American Tel-ephone
A: Telegraph company, who
d:ed September 34. l»tt an estate
valued ai $10,000 and upward, it
was disclosed today when his will
was filed lor probate
He provided two for Alice M.
Brown, who aided him in his work
in the legal department of ihe
American Telephone <V Telegraph
company irotn 1013 until his re-tirement
ui 1940
Mrs. Rose New Dellmnn. 410 East
18th stree*. New York Oltf MB re-ceive
the income from 230 shares
of AT A: T. stock for life, and
at her death the stock Is to be
shared equally by nephews and
nieces, J Revnclds VanCle.e, Rob-i
Cleve. Mary Lane Shenk
and Nancv Forster. of Erie They
also will share the residu. "t tbg
HUM
Executors named are J Reynolds
Van Clev- and Alice M Brown The
will was written January 8. 1M7
Ai. M ome of 850 a month Is pro-vided
for a resident of Ireland un-der
the will of Samuel Skinner.
Ardmore. vho died October IB. leav-ing
an estate of 85.000. The bene-ficiary
is Lsabella Stevenson. 82
Jocelyn <* venue. Belfast. Ireland,
sister of Mr Skinner's late wife
Eleanor After her death the trust
Is to continue for a niece, taa Ste-venson
who will receive the princi-pal
when .ihe becomes 35 years old
Mrs Ann Quinn. Ardmore. Is be-queathed
various personal items
A personal estate of 85.000 was
left by Mrs Mary Frances Pierce
Hunter rforristown civic leader, who
died October 18. according to her
will probated yesterday.
Mr* Hunter directs that as the
children rill benefit from a trust
thotl lather any
stocks and securities she held were
to be given to a brother. Warren
if—til—d ea Pag* root)
Civic Group Ffame§
"Committee Of W*
CONSHOHOCKEN. PA., TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1947.
PROPOSED PLYMOUTH, WHTTEMARSH Jl Molt HIGH SCHOOL
PRICE: THRE^ CENTS
: of ■ Ooaunwtoa oi : .
political" cititens m the '
ti lunctio'i nltmc the linrs of Phila-delphia's
Oomml te» :.
lux or tbo recently-formed
P
Sunday afternoon ul 3 tot
cil chambus of the horoti
. resaot
Dr. Ru. ■ ■ I - oromendod
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include ai* risldents from
the boro.i Major pur-
.:..■ ■ ■
attendance ni tow
digs and the evidence ol
the opmtsfla of the boi--
irrfii! (In * ilUl
■
action, fnan i■■<
borough dump in the fouxl
and installation >i in art*
at the boroiiKh disposal plant In
an effort to save bcrough I
letter will be sent to
town eounrtl urging Immedinte re-lief
from 'he dual nuisance, on ■
motion bv Mrs Carrli Boehrel •
Spring Mill ..venue, who told that
■ u- IV-
1.Hinder ,-lothes, placed on the line
to dry. becaue oi the heavy de-posit
of black and white dust, ap-parently
from Industries in and
town.
(Continued on Page Four)
Two Cars Crash
*sVrt<*' 4!L
Citizens Seek r0Asm ™ John food Co.
$425,ouL' [or eonstructic
Consolidated
Junior High
Plymouth. \\ itilrin;ir»li
TowBthipfl \> ill VoU
On 9425,000 Loan
The cltlzi.is of Plymouth and
Whhernarah lownshlps seek a on-
-olida'cd Jnnkr High school, to be
provided for by loans totaling $425.-
000 If Ihe loans are approved In
separate elections in the tl
I
approve, n
loan of 8175.000. The WWtemarsh
township pfO| . I :.<■■■, I
Each township will luive to pass
its loan hsMM tl ill" polb in oidci
Seventy yean ago. the congrega-. A few days ago the doorbell atI*° 8*0080011811 ihe project
i church Calvar] rectory rune A well-pre-l Appeal for support ol the Iota
dispatched to mi Episcopal domestic served, hand.somelv • dressed .aged Issues and the in
t bag man asked for (he rector. Then he | was made today through a leaflet
cmtalnlng 8W, warm told IILS story. i di-tributed to tbi
clothing for the rector, hl> wife, hie He was George Gibson, the wi*-1 townships. The leaflet is endorsed
l*w "H" »n" B dau8hter. . cousin missionary's son. now 79 by Plymouth and Whltemarsh
The mLssionaiy. Rt-v George Gib- years old. still remembering that I school boards, which would jomtlv
in was preaching in the vicinity ofciuse t0 three-quarters-of-a-cen-! administer the piopos.il i.,
tA'VINO of the proposrd Junior high school building for Plymouth and
shown above CltUen In botn lownshipe wlfj i :e on keu
Of the prCPTOeod bulldlni :.t the November 4.
ton here shows the general plan for a ftyll WUIK construction, jiroviding
. i''iral light and designed lor future expansion
Came* Here To Suv "Thank You*
For (Hits Received ~W fears ifio H
M.iiqueite, where he officiated at tury URO ..,{,
small
Kivr Etcope Serlom
Injury Earl) Mondfl)
Five persons, one of them a Irxul
resident, narrowly escaped serious
iniury early teeltilllljl in an auto-mobile
collision, on Itiver road. Up-per
Merlon tovnship. near We i
CoiiilioliiKken. which damaged tx>th
cars to badly they were towed to a
W;il.ire
Rene Laroclielle. 35. Od
Sixth avenue, driver of one of the
stdans. and lOsa Susie Rossi. 1700
DeKalb street, Bridgeport, riding
with him. were treated at Montgom-ery
hospital for minor injuries and
discharged.
Driver of the second car was Emi!
Rogalskl. 32. of 1914 Bonlts street
Philadelphia Riding with him wen
his older brother. Edward, of the
same address, and n neighbor. Stan-ley
Wig-duck. 30. of IBIS Bonitr
street.
Laiucliello was driving Miss Rossi
to her home m Bridgeport ind the
Philadelphia nun axe believed u.
have been returning to their home
after a visit to Words* own when
the crash occurred near On
Perry Brick company plant.
Otllcer Walter Preas. of West
Conshohockeu. called to the scene,
took the three men in the Rogalskl
car to Montgomery hospital They
were discharged after examination
Bleeding profusely. Larochelle and
MUs Rossi were sent to the hospital
in the Moose community ambu-lance
Their wounds were found to
be superficial
Officer Nelson Campbell. Mih n-tuting
in Upper Merion township,
investigated Larochelle. a native of
New England, is employed at Lee
Rubber A Tire corporation
Club To Hear
Authors Talk
Art Iifwigiiff inDouncefl
Roand*Table Supper
, The co-authors of a book on art.
Just off the prees, will be Ihe guest
HI the next round-table three
.■I the OonahoboGkan it
■ . G30 in the'
Mar-, II Wood park house. jthe necessit'les of life. One of his
building also would relieve th.1 pies-ent
over-crowdlnj of gride school!
and provide the possibility of kln<
Mouse. knife. Now the head of a paper inann- ""gartens being esli'blished
Hi.A will appear on the program That little boy never forgot the1 facturing business In Chicago, Mr.
happlnees the gilt brought him. Gibson, still vigorous in health and
Some day. I'm going to visit that active In business, came East to visit
town »iid thai church and say a niece in Rosemont, and made the
thank you'.'* lie often told his visit to Conshohockeu among his
parents. first objectives
article
e SSinni^iieoSla h^faSrihTwUh »>™"*h my own efforu and no gift. The Plynmuth-Whitemursh Jun-the
thrill of that suit, and that! the two townships
Ithor- prepared the box had an under-landing
ol mall bovs In „,„, «•"* lo ■"''V thank you to Coiisho^
0w-g.a r» 1 ' '">'•' ,,,"t Plwed I Shining h"««> «nd Calvan-church . he told
II |;n utt ITlaail Duwh", hai just been published by quarter in another, e bojra pocket RM Stanley H west, rector
II tll> vl IHIFLltl ll.t..tings House. knife Now the head of a paper nianu
Upper The suppel i■■ ii|x>n
■,i members end invited iut I and
the talk to the public Mis. Alberi
Dnhrofr is supper chairman and
Joseph J. Collins, pnxtraiu chair-
Mary Lee Cleaver will
preside.
The weeklv sketch dan
I i.ngue it
m which the round-table
ire scheduled. Marvin Det-
! wiler. of Norrlirtown, li *'■■
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Thomas L Krlly
Funeral Thursday
■ an illness of s year
I Wtttl complications. Thomas t.
1 Kelly. «5. inisbnnd of Margaret
Blanche Kelly, died sundnv moi nin i
at his home. 913 Sewell avenue,
Cape Muv, N J His wife Is n
lormer retlderj I en
A native 11 Boston, Mass.. Mr.
Kelly retired three years ago fram
the emp 0. B. De-|
ulturc. where he)
served a- for twen-
-. ■-.-. Departmenl
work iiiiich of it at Brooklyn Navy
Yard, he mide his home for sixteen
years at Belle Harbor. Long Island,
'rom there to Cape May
retired He had resided in
Cape Ma. his only
Gobltnt'U Gtichal
!!•■ who laosjhe bsA laughs
best—and quite often it's that
ikatoton and sytba symbol of
death Vho hai the last macabre
i liorile, Halliiwe'en iii.mk.-ters
were warned today In a pre-hoUday
salety plea by Ihe Nn-tlonal
i Hureau
Pranks played on the night of
October 31 have caused many
needless deaths and thousands
of injuries in the past several
Bureau reported.
Almost all aOCMOBtl me caused
by either carelessness or de-liberately
taking a chance. Since
Hallowe'en tricks and buffoon-ery
mme in the latter category,
the Bureau's safety experts
urged cnution on the part of
Parents, especially.
to 'heii children
"YOU neednt be ■ killjoy" the
safety men said "Hallowe'en
affords many opportunities for
safe fun end excitement. But
wise parents will inform their
Children 0( the accident potenti-alities
common to this holiday"
Rotary Club
I las Meeting
War Prisoner
To Speak Here
W~Q1 Appear Next Weal
Before l.ion*. I . :KHI
The story of the suffp'-lng and
Announces New
Viee-Presidents
ProraotionB Of TbrM
Executivtpi r.riuiiic
KfftTtivt- I tnl.iv
Tlie pnunotion ,if .hree mem-hers
of the John Wood Manufac-turing
company stuff to •
i ■ is an-nounced
today by J B Balmer,
M N Molhvaln, of Drew I RftL
dvanoad to the post of
vtee-prostdent and plant manager,
Hi Ittl to the
lie Aiii be in cornpJtta
charge of the local plant, one of the .
R W SimpM.n. Iiirnier manager
I of the Boston division and con-l
i i ■• il with the local offleea A iium-tN\
FIH>t\rIt bei "t years ago, has been named
Mce-presldeni In charge ol aaaM,
Q 0 Wardell. oi Bryn MaWT, whj
has been general plant superintend-ent,
has been nann-d viei -president.
i of manufacturing, hit
supervlaory office eonUnumg ihe
I viuusly
Mr Bitlmer said today 'he
chanue in pereonnel eras not aooom-nance
in company
I which *iii continue the
same N< pn eni hange Is '"iiiem-
W ill Be Ht-lil Saliinltit P***1 "Jjwhw"" '«■ "«ld
J
In. Ke«ignations
,,,,,. , Bunultaneoua with i.nnnunee-
Plnal plans Bar ,hr H^nd „nnual mrll, of ,,„, innmf. ln lhl, compoll¥
reunion nnd banquet of the Old pereonnel came the announoa-
Cduraiors (live View* Timers, comprising old-time ioot-1 nienl today <>i the restgnaUoru of
Educators pobit out the Joint1, ,, ..,„.„„ f M stalwirttni lm' '"embers of the cimiiHinv staff,
junior high school would offer an "' "';'urv ™ n" ««W«™ The resignations were wbmltted
educational program in a modem ' l; Coiishohoeken and October 10 mid accepted, effoctlvg
secondary .sehool. ejjmparable to the Pottatown, were completed last! today
HM.
proposed i
County and Stale educators
ever iittalned have upproved the plan
additir
Old Timers
Plan Banquet
2d \IIMIIII II. union
•x-rionnel
best facilities anywhere , Illgh! al H metUm oI „,P committee Included are Morris FHdnuui. vlee-
Puture growth will demand new „„ -„ai _.__, „, ,, ,„, „ u „, i president; R J. Dougherty, plant
schools in this area, regardless „f "" -riai.gement In the legion Home £nKmw.r; j. c callahan manager
.what course Is taken at pi *"> ' DeHaven Post, this bor-| of the Richmond Hill. N V
lone official pointed out 'New In-iough. wl'h Harrv Ellam pt eliding.' J R Lavelle. Rales manawei and J
Dd new hmialng d.velop- Thr minln„ wlll ^ ,lfid Saturday1 M' pt,,ldl
1
ntt- a •nrml*r " in* «*>«*
<mcms are certain to increaac the
number of pupils from [his metro- n,K,1!
politan section In the next few He-sen ..lams have been received
years." from LM '■! ilie boyi Who made!
The proposed building, planned by 8Tldlron history from nboui 1896 to
W.ii t TV . tv- i i Davis. Dunlap it Carver, register-11H8 The even! Ls closed io all
III AplM'itr >«'\t W VVK ed Philadelphia architects, im hides WCWM thOM ol thai period 88081 If 1 • 1
10 class rooms, two science labora-l"f tho*e who attended the first r?- Attpt* /l 1*1**1 I*llkt11
lories, a gymnasium with stage and union las- year will be on hand | i»H-«-'l isV'HII.lVlH,
check rooms, large cafeteria, facili- 8§0in SaMrday night Jsmes Boyle.|
ties for home economies, health, •••iding In Bruedbrook, OotUl., *lio
iniiie shop and an It would also <nme here last year to meet maiiyi
hardships of Japanese prison lifeimclude general offices, confer*) lenda of by-fone ■
will be told here nexl Tuesday eve-j rooms and Individual lockei reaervaUon Friwin Y '
ning at two dlffercni |inej||ll|e byleachpupU Plans are lm one- torv, u'•" v!l" Played the role ol luisi-u
soldier who was with Oeuernl open style wing eonatructlon with "*•* munuRer for many v
Jonathan Y. Watnwiight at Corregl-1 plenty of uaturnl light nnd room lor Bdward Plnnay. another pic
dor and wa- in ihe death nun eh oCluture .xpansum both unable to be present last year.l.wlI(, m 1Wll
Bataan. , The building would provide many »"" :»'" among Uiose who have (w,, ln rir-iimference damaged the
Tlie former prisoner who winJin-1 new features, Including i.pcciallredl '"*dc reservations ., occupied by the
Driver Held
!»'« nliiiL: Man's Car
Ilitin.iL'*-. I'VM Itui-
A sedan traveling at alleged high
l a utility company
i Thninpscm lamllv. Rldee pi
lit -liishii i riinri Hirrm Hill nnfl
' DomV
(i. O. I'. SI'KAKIH
Funeral sei'. iec will be held
Tburaday morning from the Moore
funeral home. "()« Fay tti
mn raqulesn ma
Uc church Inter-
II be at St Matthew'
cemetery
Mr-. Elisabeth Kiiilt-y
Eliza-1
tsala-Oynwyd. wid- President ol 8 K. F
.no dSed b**i"s of the Conshohockeu R
| lowing a lona illness, will'club as guest speaker at the weekh
Wimam' ! g > ir1 ■*!"'
708 Fave-. i. requiem I »'■>" "»r«**ns. Seven Stars. Mr , denlns to present constructive and
mass will be celebrated ln St Mat- DeMott Is a graduate of Steven* interesting programs which their
ttute, Hoboken, N J.. and 8 ff*^^ '^^L ^-S.1^
member of Sales Managers' associ- ■, at.„ nl ,!lt m##Unga [I Is believed
Unit in this iimnner a large ni
inrne with eco-
H DeMott. vue-ild
the mem-
PhBlfcpirrsining tn heahre. physics! china-' H«T WHHam _
BrodBky. a .student at the Fennsyl-j tlon. an upportunltv for la born torv judge of the Common Pleas Court'of Joshua road.' Barren Httl and
vanla Military collage, at Cheater, i approach ln general science.modern < "l Montgomery county, will preside came to a standstill under the
Pa Tlie lormer sendee man Jf*|art and music and facihtl- brla of i porrh which the Impact
student under Dr Russell C Erb.khm for devekipment of manual 1,H' Principal address will be de- of Ihe ernsh iimughi down uiwn
of this borough, head of Ihe chem- L^yj,, ,ma homp.mBkiiig I at J:I0 a m Hundav
istiy department. would be room on the nroetnm for U8«iniandenl of Norrl.st.mn achoola Rnvmond J RataleKak. 26. of
Mi Brod.sk> wil deliver■ hu. nrst*0^ f^"ur , , nd a reuvmml autlnu ,;,,, drivel (d -he car. was
address a a semi-monthly dnuiei JJ rr
s I'VtViictioi* ». i\-tn iient v, 'Hm ''l meeting of the < i» ™ u Instruct ion in mMiumeiitn] p " '»' M««1strate H)(,„s|(,|U(! r,KlM)ll]1 n.,, , ,,„ W!!!.:illl ., SppwSi „, whlteniHish
ciub at the-Spring Mill fire hou«e | mu5f ,.-,.„ rievelonm^t U b* 8hovvn flnd lh'* rrmaiiuler ol the township, for trial ai court on a
Theodore Muiitz l» thairman of -hel nilli. »««n-ai» dr\elnpn.i i „iU ^ nrvnml ,lh lt.ininls- charge of driving while intoxicated
meeting. ')o'Jvlv important a town- ,.|n« even-s of years ago .,u.„ed unPt to operate
Mr. Brodsky will then be guest l'"!' teacher stressed Three com- -m,. program Kin sUrl Uit dele by Dr Car! Lorenr
pHte years ln Junior high school .htitiet ser^d at I hUll road Beraeant
u eondueted monthly tin..ugh uw] will glvacnn pufilh a program which ,, 1Mii,,.r John
fall and wlntor inoattu by John F us on a par with ^, \|..|l|l,.w- s..,.!. g I,,I, < township
n Legion where boys and girls of the two,' *• ,,,,|M" " ■ Oaliay VJUU , hh,.,. urok tr» tseadlM man tnthg
Thire will a ho bi other interesting township.- no at ptWsWnl !• ■■ ._ ■.„ * • ■ | | ■ 'ifflre
numbers on -he eotertalnmani pro-, last four years ol then ■flhOftHng ' " ,,< *,r ■,r* * •"'*l«'l-kt , , ,, norlr)
gram which has ;, en-<Frequently thev are bandlcapped LII W F ruelnklrl looal phi !' "|k,■ when the driver
pletcd. Tlie -guest nmlr t had the bane- nan. will be till 00 trol and crashed
■ h fit of a full Junior high school pro- the weeai] mtn ting of 8t Hatthev'» Into the Doh on the other side of
were populju ifo The Krun," ! Alumni Study club, toniolu nt 'i in the four-lane concrete highway He
' :;:d It has been pointed om ': parochial grade 'he fore-
State LegLsbture. Interacted in re- wagttrj i a laoaratlon of the thigh
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ment will he ir. Old Cathedral ccm
elery. Philndelplia
Mrs Finlev i. survived bv a sts-lfltl°" ol Phlladi
ins WarrelL IM Union; Talking on Ti>kin-» Friction Out
Firemen's IlVlief
Pavmenti Made
of persons »ih gsj piesent during
the series of special mectlng-
The ()osi win bold
Armistice Day banquet. flatttTda]
evening. November 8.
•:■■•:•
II
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■ \ on the premli
fire Insui
Two Men
For Later
John Hi
Jailed
II
I vn
COL. JAY I:MIK!
Col Jay Cooke. former chairman
of the Philadelphia Republican
committee, and a v< I
Wars I and II. will be the principal
speakrr at the county-wide meeting
of the MM v Repub-lican
organization on Thursday eve-ning
October 30 at N>rristown cttv
hall A resident of Chestnut H1I
Col Cook i
publican ranks fur many •
additiun to . regime as
chairman of the Philadelphia com-mittee
he also served aa treasurer
of the Republican finance cosajnll
tee for Eastern Pennsylvania in
1838 While IILS | |
be along Philade.,
expected he aLso will dwell on hL'
H to Europe, ajuuwnce-ment
that Col C<>oke had been ob-the
principal i
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I
chaVmas
of the coll
publican row office candidates wili
attend the rally
Baia-C^.iw\(i • spoaxer expressed
the belief thai the nations1 differ-
I ences should be settled by diplo-j
matte means rather than by military
He predicted that as long
as the United Hattona is in exis-tence
tlu-re Is still hope for aecurl-
0 Harold Wag-'ty Speaking of England. Mr De-proved
navmeni of 832.-iMott 9fl,d' " u'ut ('°nntn' *'»"'»
elief Fund as- «W I""" »' *orW
ii in Mty-sht pohtleal sun CJW her .titiude. ;
"»""«» -'trt. were extended »« T"^ ^ ■*•«
: Cooper |for a funhti henrtnj b] M
Kins Jack 't-*'!''1 MtLnufhhi I
h» ™nVf a^oocianon i^ locaied bv ",*>1 ' ,l*«'1 Oroton ,K' a ri' St-frsi>w*eeuu^2l1. CSheir^ryMs Stn^
SLSS^l , Ambler !ub and Bedford Wooley. »* '' >"•"-«'■" *1,h
Narbarth ^ ^ s,unu..cd bu^a.
man and Ray| ^^ahwas arrested .t 3 10
* the municipal..- „ fc p-tr^lm.,. T,u? Anith ,a vJ^T
governor will make ™o!mw' p',ul Sm,,n "( NnTTls-rnpany
or bis offt Erm---,
•ment. psid or volunteer.' Mondev rnvl.t s meetm« Rev Allan *™<
recognised bv the cou>, | church Art-tflmore,
will ha
rill D8 "The Oolden Veil or ,>"llt
sjghs-and townships "rt,r ,ro» Chutaln- Dr. Frew re- ] «'"* *
r-turned from an extended nou"*
I ' ^___^^
■ the year, -
:l \«\ ,IiiftuIi. > ni I*t». \\iItt il|'iltfi(iI
en tuoT-1 r„„ a.' v.„ . mst...
.:. jiuTij roi roit'^i i IN *•
I . i Merion. S3873.
organisation of school cttsti
large attendance areas, la giving
. :s Mn oasoca'unity to do
this on a voluntary basis The im-posed
project would enable each
township to retain lie own elcmcji-in
and political identity in
I grades.
The leaflet recommendation by
■ be <*' ■ touiLstiiji si iiool boards
bturs the names of all the members
RnCllaalll
Edmund Champagne. Seaman 1 c.
d 'il 1*1 IIUJ <n of Mr and Mrs Raymond
~ . Champagne, of 126 el
^f rived home yesterday from San
Diego, Calif. for n twe-month leave
he has
re-enlisted lor enothei
'eiui He will return to the naval
base in San t>legx> at th< expiration
Y;ill*^ Forge St»n»iii«'ii
To Pn rtenl CoteceJii
found hiding be-aUega
and
was apprehended
hum back of the front
ring upartmrut
side window on ttM
floor of the Business college had
been smashed, police said They
believe that Beaineeesi entered tin
place after breaking the glass
The two iiraignedl
I they were not |
bent on bin-par) ''" mereh took;
teiuge in the two buildings to es-
■r five men" who threat
(,l EST I'KKArilKII
iSraaghl ninnins
into serious proportions throughout en'ed to be»* roll who is
Ihe eastern part of the United a memr*t ol the Merchant Marine.
kl states have already1 is a former resident ol U
closed tmder-dn forest land^. but
[Secretarv of Porasta and Waters •>■ m- ■» ■
P Dra<mel said that so far'l lail rnr I grade
Songmen ■ t been necessary in Charles Orohos.:.
their well-known director. Dr Jem n to poli.-li Eagles and Frank Yablon-
Pi '.nic oi year sal, president ol the T K club, will!
Upper Merion H' : ■> pre- represent *heir organisations at a pastor of the Youn« People s Church'
dp on Thursday evcnina. Novemu meeting to be held tomorrow eve-, ol the ah
When huntinu season sUrU in mag at 1 30 In the T K hall. t23 the guest
bers and friends Mrs Anne tin tlon "t the left
preside Purthei ptei
will be made for a Halloue, u aart] "n" proparty li owned by Andorra
October 31 n' the school, si a m i 'of Harmonvllle Mrs.
,1, Helen TrtnrnpSOB ami innnbers of
program Prank ; iminlv were awakened by the
man of ;»ie part', n raft The front bumper of the
: IM ., in the wall of the
. t house llama ire to the vehicle was
Kr.i.lrnl ill « ' ' " "' ,70°
Trancls X Kehoe. of the Marv II F'sll |'r«nii Wiiwlf ll*
Wood park house, is steadily nn- r*,M r I OIH W IIHIOH
proving it Ohestnui Hill hospital |„ I,,.,.. W'-».»..»..
an operation III Mil (^ <rvOlli«l|l
He w: as admitted to the hospital
Youth Shttrrs
Tatty*Apple
\\ ith 'Scavenger*?
M'JOI win-
> liiuiie. someiin
Antoin-ette
pAlunibo. 72 of First avenue
Montgonu Bering with
I lefl srm dson forehead
and possible fracture of
the skull Her condition was report-ed
at noon todav as "satlsfactorv"
■<■> : Prank Dolanski. first ward cou'n-of
the newlv-foni.. mtm „n
Young Adult n . rldowalk, as he Irfi hu nearby
t church that young Robert home at 1 ■
Phtladt iphla
tiad a "yen" for a taffy-apple, it lUymond Alex-m
unsuccessful
Other/ in ruM.
. .: ■
might not vaved
■
KUptea
when she fell,
Hallowe > kewalk Her
to procure aroong the twelve i husband. f«lehotaa Is i-mptoved at
|U-e I
oed b\ Vernon v- , acei-coe.
aim Neighbors
■
UBK and was
her bed
"Hi have anv on sale, bu'jf ■V"
n tiie kitchen makintt IJ<»^**^ I" III"*'!*
SL2 In Odd \eeidenl
til \ Pi .a \ i it utwii'.ii
The event Is being sponsored bv
I
Hart/eil 16 a pupil of
ni Barren Hill
a linger
proved hard to find The de- In an odd
i lor the signature of s 1 r fell whi
was m. ■ Oulph Mills 1
IPS^ than two week*, a far greater |sft Hrd i no- Ooapal P*al
fire harard will exist and hunters tentative! from the Poll-sli Veteraus 1 hursday night ui the
were partlcuhrlv urged to be ex- and thei: auxiliary, and all other Mtthodisi churth West Consho-
I workers, male xnd female Polish organira-1 hoeken. A male quartet from the
■ '■ I church will be
been clearing picnic and camping n::>s will be present to lurt:iet heard m i group of *
amputated ai Mont-
Ithe memorial chimes committee of :
the Otilph Chn>tian church, as
i bal.inre needp-i
illation Of I
■i:an.
nflsarunable da- ctpatlon In the •■ ■■■ ,:, *i,en a ring
.1700 fire war- n .-. Ue Tlie Polish or* aie Balliai minao 1; tiner meetiiiE November 13 on her flnvei • murh' an angle iron
lerted tor any ganlz^nooa and the Pohsh sciiool Chit and Kowai
Ibis eilieiajatM) *he departraenttcblidrenesqjael to take one complete Primitive lohn D Vandegrlft. 13S West 11th are* balance. 3he wa* removed I
p In the parade Taylor i« pastor of 'he church ,nue ]hardt io the hospital
dollsr, a nonpareil candy and ion town 8he
n old-fasti!
■Iher artit!- j Thr irirl WHS helpinii Oi
Nomir-f unri
preceding the I !:;ii! Bnd
Nlppes. Jr., who was killei in action I chief said