The Conshohocken Recorder, October 10, 1947

              ESTABLISHED 1889. NO. 7734.
SI)c Consl)ol)ochcn Uccor&er Pennsylvania5 MNNSYIVANIA WEEK • OCT. 13-19
CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1347. TWELVE PAGES PRICE: THREE CENTS
UK tits \KW CBOUP Pennsylvania
Week To Begin
Next Monday
"lt\ Your Sun.-
K«t*|t It Growing**.
Slogan Adopted
Course Offered
In \\ ater Safety
A water safety course for In-
■tructon win t>c jouttlj
b-. tli«' N<IIi.-.r. v.IL v W C A. Norris-tnwn
VMC.A HIII] UM Central
Montgomery Oouniv Branch. Am-ei
tcan Red Cross
The course will be co-ed and will I
DeHaven Port
Offieera Installed
F Huagland. a member
■
mission, was Installed MOOD
■i 01 John F DeHaven Pa | No
' .inn I WgU.II. .1! ll,sl;il;l-arvtgg
::-!d last sa;urday
Woman's Club
Has Jubilee
Celebration
20 (.inh- In County
Join In Anniversary
Tiitwluy Afternoon
Three charter members, one ol
them a nonagenarian; the daughter
of the lotinder. and a present mem-[
berof the organization, the president I
of the Montgomery County Feder-ation
of Women's dubs and the'
presidents of twenty dubs in the
Federation joined with more than*
one hundred members of the Wom-an's
club In Its golden anniversary
celebration Tuesday ■iternoon at
Plymouth Country club, near Norris-town
From en original group of 35 rep-resentative
towns women who.
launched the club at a meeting No-vember
14. 1891. were Mrs A. Con-rad
Jones, who headed the club lor
nine years. Mrs. William A. Cooper
and Mrs Charles Heber Clark, old-est
member of the club, who ob-served
her Wd birthday anniversary [ w >-v , •
Another honor guest at the event IS VfiffiilllZCCl
HI Mrs Stuart Ben ton Molony, a H
daughter ol the late Mrs. David «_ M .
R Beaver, in whose home at 405 I OHMI- \lll«ricai1*
Fayette street, the club wus tormed
5en^Molony now ocrup'°s thP resi* l>Ian 8C1M>14«WB KIIIHI Ta Slum film
The president ot the county fed-, Pennsylvania-, a 30-miuuie rto<- "■''•' tomorrow afternoon in ihi oiPen-isvlvur.ia deivmiieni ..
Aiming to promote sociBl, educa- umcntary motion picture in wund '>Hrn<tf lealurlng the houauig of WDMni al
Citizens Hear J^P8^Women Council Names
loMeel 1omorrow
Croup To Visit
I l>\\ \KI> J VVISNIEWSKI
Cultural Club
rtom 1 30 to 10 3CI The DOUIM will «•■»■ "!": ' ' Mr sur-
: those who,C"' M mstal-have
had DO previous tralnin
Commander Walker, ot Unghorne
Registrations are now win* tak- Other officers mailed
Proclaimed bv novein..r i«m« M "; « "*" Hiiln M("Kay. director Russell RrU. senior trice I
n.Iw » tniZ,°°"^' J',,ir '! <" i>m u-iiJ training at the Y.W.O m Prani H. Dieeinger. junior vtoi
Duff a ten week-, ago, Pennsylvania A. Ray Heydt, direct,,:- of physical couunandei JarjM :>,
Week will start next Tuesday and ti«liun| at the v:.! r A am
ooattnue through Octobei in The Don "lv I-""*'IV wacuttw i i Martin, chaplain; Jasper
State Dewrtment ol Commerce m "ry OI c,,'1,ru! Montgomery County! Purer!) Welfan officer, C
n™-I< L„ comm.rce he l)r,inch Ajnertcan Red Cross at 826 ler mice officer: Vet:
prepa.ed s kit ot promotional ma- DrKalb street. Norrlstown. .....,; .], m ,
terlal which has been placed in the, Tie eonr.se will be oondueti
B>Bd Ol 3030 leading, group* andiEtl*'8rJ Twardov.sk! who is us-' Following tin
cithwns in the state and has urged|B0C™ud t,ir,-tlt'r ■' Hfsi ■>U1 wat« chicken pie supi»**r mi itrvod with
local cooix-rimon end sponsol prevention at, the wne. oi 'lie membeis as guests.
to the program ttw Southeastern Ponnaylvonle Di - u i mini
Orus J Matthews, serret-m of,chnr,,ri- American Red Croat ■ ...nmriit
coDunone has indl i
mary booklet of salient facts and
penaraJ information about Pennsyl-
\anin that the immediate purpose
of this year's Pennsylvania Week
observance le "to nenerate on a
le basis and in every local
immunity of anv site, an Intensive
Explanations
Of Coiinci linen
IVntn-tiw V-oiH'iatinn
Conunittee Viieiids
October Meeting
Probably the most largt :
ed meetljiK Ol WWn COUneU In UH
■ ■ boroukh wu (he- Oetol i
Bold Att( torney
To MnUr lni|iiir\
If Solicitor \\ lattCO
To Urtatn Ponition
Boro Firemen Council Formed
Will Parade In Wbitemarsh
movement to make the people ofj
Pennsylvania. better iicn.iiulnf>d!
w.th the greatness of their own;
Btata and their home comrmnmv
H| attention on the Com-
*Tr»MlV To lleail
Hr\n Muwr \ 11.in
The Washingtor. Flri> Cnmiwny
]No 1. of this borough, will be hon-
21S < itizen* eUtend
Initial Mi-rlin^
Exhteuce of -t eomprahonatve
Nimj rnifflttail by .he Dnlvendty
From title urea
imd from :ill p.ir
4i n norroa
■ ..:. tn ■
the Pi ■ :
let ti nnnlver-
■ Id ;lt
nou i .ii conjunction
with the animal onnvet
PubUahera'
lusociatlon
Int Clapper, of Washing-ton.
D C. author and radio mm*
11 be lueet siiraker «l,
on "Be-. ,
hind v-.r Hat A naotkm causing ai much BUN
■ ;it the October meeting of town
her colorful ,■ oiaht an one
I inaj oust-iiLK
iminr OIIIK • incBideilt. WBH
The »,iil, 1 .iiiilc"."]'1'- l i , pnanu " to |e, incllmjn »,-n. w.itin( lor
would IX tdvmnxd bv t„»n iw> : ,,0». MC C"»»»» "PlJ™" ,
to the tra
"lltM w ,d «,.!, Mr. Clipi»r. «■ II U ''*">^> ■ ' "'W "l"
by thi rectnUy-IonnM i
horkr,, CM
.,x<ertuir, Ihr •. .I,.,,. J1"*™ or "ctUHl to the oin.r.
lb. „,i,«r,r,l.„.,,l 0U«l OftheWJi*.
"fsm,,h "9- '" '"-"—""" " ?r.±,:::r"u S^St*
uiAde Mr Omvlnaae aahaaJ why
the mattar wae not brought benwi
council earlier in the meeting Mr.
Capnidi replied he could tnaka the
L-.irt.ugh was the Octobei I nani in ihe rutt
l,rld Wrd„r«d.y nigh, A | SuS^T^SSf,
students nt .
°nl i.nn.ipal .,1 the nn.de v-hool on ":'""" n"> »™ <* •ooompwitoS HwhlH-.n .,. ket for Mipeiiisor
nouncl^ „„„ .i^.,„'Si„iu £5£* u". n">leret<hie fpro,m„n,-A,-ll.e„n,i„nw. roi l ht.h-mlritfTH-nvh«i-.™^.r1 o^isiJnct'. i£n Ta *lett£ter?«loa&res£seia
to I#wis N I uken.s. Jr . Barren Hill,
temporary chairman of the organ-obtained
ut the Are house until tttiaj
evening
The members of the band will ar-
Road. Overlook Hills. Pott.Mown. a memberdiip of 47
West Norrlton Bryu Mawr. and the en, .(,, 0f whom B
and theToca? Junior Woman ^club '*»<■*«"* ulld unlvereltiee. Ifltrn through sr»ciaT"arrangemenis' Pl«» tnm Allentnwn beaded
Mrs. Edwin D Montnws head ot Edward Wlsnlewskl. Esq.. 415 With tl'e Standard Oil Company of P™ drum majorettes Approxlmate-the
local club and general chair- Spring Mill avenue, has been elect?*! Pennsylvaiile. sponsors of the pro- h evenly members of the local ,„
man of the annlversarv committee, president of the club; Miss Hedwlg duclton. afier readlna a recent ac- company are expected to be In the, tn(1 ^ |t ^f m(,tTthV ot studv *"i
presided. Hyllruutl, secretary; Blanlcv Tom:.s- mum of it in The Recorder The lm" o( march Uniforms cai i^t hand Ci-i^ns paid for
A reception opened the program at rewskl. 21» West Elm street, treas- event is open to parents as well a.- Stained al the lire house until th , l(r sl)(..
12 SO. with the club ofBcers. aug-.urer: and Dr W F Ciealelskl. Dr. pupils evening ecrlpUon, it was revealed
mented bv Mrs Ferris, forming the Stanley Pupek. Jr and Rev. Josephi The members n! :hv IWIKI w.ll a.-- Tiland. unopposed (or member-receiving
luie Tvl. assistant rector of St. Mary's!<«onwealth's resources, its develop-i r,ve hrr* tomorrow morning about s[,ip mi the board of supervisors -it
A three-tier. 12-potmd decorated Catholic church, directors. its history, and Ite potential- n »J1(1 ,'•',ll °e entertained at lunch etecnon November -i added
blrthdav cake was served at thei ''"tial project of the new or-1 Hies for the future. ;" 'he Nellanv real urmni After report la nipplemei
event, the first slice cut bv aim l"ti—tlon, first ot its kind in thel "Pennsylvanlans muat hare a tfaor- wnch tney win return to the tire ti,«t deal with aonlni highways
Molony | history of the borough, will be th? ought undemanding .>t iiieir own ^^t'on 'I In firemen carrying the population studies, niu
l-iii(i.iin raising of a fund of 110.000. to beiBteatness and achievements In orderic,j:ill>'Uiy's twi rns passenger and bu
The program opened with the «t uaide for scholarships and nnan- '- upp-t ...u- iheii■ wn nossibllittes *i'h bonnuet.- of yellow chryaan* and -ectea' . ,; i oarts.
pledge of allegiance to the fiag.^ial assistance to worthy atudents Pennaylvania Week le the logical thcinums. will leave nt 12 3<i by bus both present and proposed,
followed by the invocation by Mrs F'rat social and benefit event, ar- time when the great major It v of the a»d private automobile t'nable to attend the -neetine be-
I Harold Shoemaker, former presl- ranged to aid the scholarship fund.f people of Pennsylvania may be Mahi Line The local group will gocause of illness, he wrofe
dent, and the singing of Sluri1* * DR" to ** n*'d October 35 in, awakened to a more thorough ap- directly I 'he line of is a real need for township
Singled Banner bv the clubwomen !'he T K hall. 426 East laectar; prectatloii of their home Stale, and' march and will . tire; and that eBfsOUs ooaajdaamUon
Mrs Moiurcus in welcoming the street. jhome communities, and the llltae llt'ils<' ",l111 Ou the should be given to changing the
groups, described the event u "to-1 A apnkesman of ttie club ln|orm-i IHK variety and possibtlitW Inherent program which will murk the hous- status of the township, whirli i in
day. the golden tomorrow we dream- ,,(l " lt*eoid..«r reporter tortav thnt' ii; bi.th, the statement concludes Ingoi the i-guipmeiit nid class, lo a first class
ed of yesterday" She paid tribute Ulf' club *'11* endeavor to carry on Tliroiighotu Pennsvlv.inui Week ■afraaninantl will be aarved to a)! township. Those ol ue who have
to the charter memliers and expres- in the edurationnl field the work | and in the continuing year-roundiPart^clpajpna in the parade and studied the suburban growth trend
the Baplaiubei the n mlttae
nn- ting Kn f JUda ii- 1 giro, of Rose
Onlv Thomas McCarter and Wal- Valley, former local resident, will
iei Raduszewskl failed to anawer bi arnoni the guaata ei the all-day
Die mil cull, with eleven council event
members present and two unfilled
vacancies al I'i-ni<i!i Ray Ftero,
praaaolnl lor ihe hist tinw
Og to urdci On UOtiori "t
Mr. Clark, seconded by Mr M
former Burgess William I>>nn
he..ding Ihe committee from
Civic Protective association.
erven in-: mission to speak.
Loiigacre slated the new aaauci
la not political and the purpose and
aim are to ascertain information on
questions of public interest. He
i members of town council
end the genernl public
I ' hlldren and when
the children are punished the reason
Recorder Wins ore.,
i: Safety Awards
Governor Duff Mnkn
IVCM ntulion Today
Qonrarnor Jai
inutlon un\ ;nne lie desired.
r.ipahli nated lie had in idling
i ■ M- I ■■: ■ I-I and his reason
tor uskniK the i h u
and had not been al a uieeltng
for n lonit time and thai Mr wis-nii
w ;;, nai been attend;!.' rKHfe
He admitted
he did no) know win (her or not Mr.
rouU oare to raalgn, bui
agreed to serve on .• < .unmiticc
tn sec film mid make the inCfUlry
■ appointed to eg*1 Mr.
■ n whether or not
he ' area to < ontlnue in tin- ojffloe
IJuff lIn*. BkH i!
jug preaenled oartifleataaol acAnave*
n " 'HT'th^'iV'a.s'ked'i'ii1'1''11' l" ""' P«aldanl ind adltoi Oflol borougll solicitor Mr Ruggerlo
■Oeorne Smith was disobedient, that'The Cmi-.hohm-krti Kr.cder. who! W«="l<*ed I ich ntiried.
he was punished by being removed was named as winner of a Hlghwav ,. ITe-^itlt-iii Haw a»\'*;'n!^„*~^
from om«- We would like ,„ llnd.^,,.,. ^^ i,,mlll,u,(1 * ,,,,„ \ . and Thomas to
SthSingl^riMrtrri,m8ennVtal' or"^bro£ke2n?tl.u£Tl«w: P„,^„n,n.„s.v„h„a,.nia NewMU.ter Pubttaha , J [,„V*rsnr^ f,.nn. ■..'. .,-, , o,.,, rui iw« >aean*iea
or win wus he u-moved?" Bsaocl.t on from June 23 U. - wmfteldS
(nunrilmsn itol.mkl Kspl.ins " "1*r " .....,, f(ir ni„ ^ „,.„ Uoughertv as a 'ilth ward councll-
ICi Orartnaae moved that an ...1
1'1*',,„,;;'., „/.;' I f?;: mM> ^ lh;" ": ,"""J' '* S,I,H|1
unded ihe motion Mr Dolanskl. n.-t,n ,, , ,.„ o, ,.,. „...,„ , , TI.,
who made tit. motion I, j iK for uE ^'^ ''-'MIIU- mnnuMici H „, cv 1
President Smith aro,e and m.,d. the K ' , ,' ' ^ . ' ' ,, k ' , Si,i"J «L* m™*»?> fro1" '
fullowinu stjtenienl Ward. Mr Moore seconded the '"'S^SrL.be.,,^;:' .'!::.'" * .■'■^ "^
'Why we elected another oounetl* pr.siCfiit ami sdl- ,,„, notnmatlOM close. Rug-sed
gratitude to the anniversary begun manv years ago in supporting, i if'Mittaeed an Page Faan
committee idlracung and helping nnancialTv>
IntrodueUon of honor guests fol-s,udenu entering college and in ('||||) |fg--lf^ 'T-i IL
rill be i
Ijotis <hil» lo II. II
lowed. I directing and advising youths
Mrs. Ferrfc complimented the club I hl*"n ■chooLs as to what to aini|if-_ »T >■
a brief talk, and stressed the Ior" He said this work has been'till r<»KU'l* MOIIU'S
done voluntnrilv bv Dr W. F. Cle- _. , .
sielakl. locil physlelBn. Rev. Sebas- , Cnudren need warm buman re-tlan
Jeraak rector of St Marv's' latior.-hip as much as food and n ■ -k- ., -. ,
Ca^uT^rruiiT and? Rei' S"r!fhfl"r"- Mr. Albert Nalle. of SurVsVOr Of Air <XUf.ll
Tvl Whltcmarsh a represent..,.,, ,if ,he , lpm p.,,, j Madden ^^ sl
Uontgomery Countv Children s Aid
ety. told the Junta
Bgfb ii, ■ talk on Foster Homes fo.-„htch he spent eleven days In
there wl|l b.- public dancing at the '" the Ben.-, Htiladelphli BahlM-coinpanv
hail mid on North Mman|uoi> ran ""' *»ul
avenue fhere from I until 11 p. m change Is on our doorstep.' he aaS
In
calibre and ideals of the local
one of the oldest tn the State and
county federation.
A moment of silence, followed
bv appropriate music by Mrs Q E
McCarney. piano accompanist, was
held In tribute to Mrs Henry D
Cranor, charter member, president
vised
'To accomplish these ends we
need confidence in government.
Toland concluded. Lukens is an ex-ecutive
in the firm of f.ukens. Sav-age
& Washbui-n manufacturers, of
Phlliidelphta
The group authorized sele. ,i.,n rJ
;i ronimlttae <<1 15 for the purpose
.• [bmedonrrtd-ror
teal l«neral rnvaraga imoni Mr. Clwk nomlmted Rooert nUlr.
dailv --
.ked lot '
The prool ol that
in ,.,e lh,r'd™.rtth"n8' """ """"'■"•"WP'' •» »»»r<led to HU.^, ,„,.,, ,,„, .^eedln, „r.
tor u edjtnri.l.s,., :„lrd the
... .lune* V. M.n»fr Mr Hue-
■ u„.Tiii ini"anw,s "v,'n '," i-rrlo »econ I -ii Mr.
ks«, ohOKlhtTfll. n.,1, K.iiubli- m„7 Ml U.nur IN ,,1 present .
can and Ihe Plllabiirm, , ,, ,„„, „,„, ta „„t tyermli.
ar.nh lor «.'i-er;,l OOMraf* In rtail-. ,.., ,, ,;.,i,r [wo ,.|,,.:.,
iiewapapera Honorable .iieimoi, „, :,>v..,, A, ,„„, „.,,„ „„r wi-nlew.
lor edllorluls in dnlv Mwipape, , in the matter.
TlntUng. BMyi not be
. ,i,,„,,. £*L™ i.wardfd to;,,,,,,, : s Blalr,
,-' V*;.- >he PottM,,.,; Mei.iirv Kn -I II.I.V ,„„,,,, .;.,. 1,,,11,,,-keii
„ „H. :
IB«r wus anarded to Miss l!]p ,j,,..,,
H.b, ' ,,i edifirial Qn,,,i. ,
"The affau- ot the borough are ..I>aUl on whttls<- whkh ^^^
ufcuaml, not in good shape. First, i_ ,h« i~.v HMVW, aw-»-«-
■ft m c-on.,0-,, ,he fln.fflK plt-tuie ''", ^..ffi. ""'u,^ZT\,,>,.„ ,,-"* ■<"
For the bun
ntinued on Page MBT)
Mrs. D.E. Tracy
Burial Tuesday
»*T the Coiui
Ol
Child.en" St the Octoler meetliiei ruhtier i
for nine ytars and an honorary nf til. r,l„K TS....J.. .. .. ... ! ■U"Or' I
member, whose death occurred on
Monday, and Miss May B Lee, who
died recently
Mrs A. Conrad Jones, author of
the club history appearing in the
anniversary yearbooks, told of the
club's early days, contrasting In-, ,;«v "» Harrisburn m
terestingiv the customs then and " »»dOW ol rtavid » i p^n, „, * ,5., ,,,. r now. The yearbooks, combining ihrlTraev. former president ol the Har-! ri""" w "" m»" ** "£ n',e.tl"8 poli-nant
clubs colofi of green and white natw ay and i ^-iS,ro^V0
WrhH^«^c^r*^ "l" "' WorM Wmi ii
and gold were dKirlhuted vesie.-tnrr local resident whose rWlh «e-1 ^'W foi ChmUnas Tlie uack-; «;.
dav. ifirred last Fndav at her Harris- j ■*•*■■ «""»»"»ng food, are sutacribed Tl.lI1SJ)or[ St.lvitt. of tm? Army
eph
Mrs. Stuart Molony spoke of her burg hont" following a long Illness,
mother's long asroclatlon with thel (3ol«*mn iKintttical requiem mass
club, the Ideals of the club's found-] v** *»nK ■' 1° » rn in Our l4idy
ers and urged continued promotion]0' the Blessed Sacrament Catholic
of cultural civic activities. ' church, with Bishop George Leech.
Kntertainasent , "I Harrlsburg officiating fntfim-nt
Tlie entertainment program, ar- was made at the Tracy sarcophagus,
ranged by Mrs Bhoemaker. included > Holy Cms-, cemetery. Harriabura.
dromutlc readings by Mrs. Ruth Mi r to linpulrmeut of health.
Wood Carnwath and harp numbers attl T'rat v was piominent in Red
by Marcella de Cray, youthful pro- ] rroBi anu welfare work and was
fessioual musician, who first played j identified in numerous philan-before
the club as a small girl ten '"Topic enterprises
years ago Now a member o» thel Miss Margaret Tracy and George
National Music League, Miss dc Tracy. Seventh avenue and Fayette
Cray recently returned from Parts' street, attended the services Mrs.
where she studied with the world- Tracy Ls a sister-in-law
famed harpist Henrlettr Rente
Mrs Carnwath presented a play
by Barrle and a humorous mono-1 Funeral services will be held to-logue
Miss De Cray played four] morrow afternoon from funeral oar-numbers,
encoring with Debussy's| *>rs At 6835 Fraakford avenue Phil-
Claire de Lune by request Both ndelp! la for Mrs Millie Yount
artuta were enthusiastically received 'Campbell, wife of Frank Campbell.
In introducing the entertainment] *'ho died Wednesday at her home
program. Mrs Shoemaker compared 207 flodfrey avenue Philadelphia.
In enlightening manner the siatusi*'ier » hint illness Interment will
of women in the club's early days] be at Hillside cemetery near
with their position in the world] Willow Orove
today-
Philip Ddkett
H Frasier
ot the dub Trnsdav „lkl„ .,, 8 ,n|IT."^rVJL"Jl|,.l
k"n TtT'l,-mf ""d ",r "'"l*."
IheMarvH Wood Dark 1II.UK "Thf .?T Z """"" " *• IXPWI ol While- , , ', , , '" !ii.„il]il\ ,li i inn-Hi,. 0 UM I, ,r I, i,,,,,,.,,.,, ,-,..,11,1 ,. ,t. children of today ore the real wealth , ,„„. . ,,i. Tnesd.i i.iuht ., a is ni .. , lowllMI1''^. rea<'"
of the nation Thev will he the J:'°'ls ' mi „l"rso*> liUfhl at » II at. eve,y lioine In tile Ufa in .tun.
it-, fu'ure Yo^ ™n s,"™" "'" "r<- "o"" T"1' « ■ '""« '«• nucltoj ol .he commlrue
" l,M In a^nlnTthS!'01 "'* 1*rro,"n« "Of". • . Herberi WebO
•Id Tue.- J" ""<»" '' ""* '» "'"■ a|>l».,r.i! I 1 , e. president of the Ulatelte Veter-
C.ertrulc " ?MA S„t o^l. red "''" <*"' "* "" '"'" I>"1"">''1 "" MMCMUoo suinlev I.
David «.|OTS;-„"*i^_JIr"™ ._- :" «■> '""■ ■ "" "' <*" "
M'onlinurri nn Pace Three,
lieu,
jury Exonerates
50 Industries
Plan Exhibits
liultiHtriiil Shovt
s.t For NOT. 12- IS
i
t ontlnoed on Pair Three,
Primitive Church
Plans Convention
Sore t^ofSon o\Th°er,b,",:"'with Northwe"s"tern" U°u™tU o J""t'i"le In: '^»rO KcSH Clll
mpany, and b
AM A.. Rescue Research, Wash-ington.
D 0
the widely-p.,
secure trash collection for the bor-ough,
by authorizing the secreurv
to send another letter to town coun-cil,
urging such provision
Mrs Ida Jenkins, of East 14th!
avenue, hex been named welfare ... Q
chairman of the Montgomery Coun- I .ill,**»«-» tee Mart
Federation of Jvnlo, Womena The Weak-day Heofl
ton. of 720 Spring
crated of
criminal nnchgence in the death
of John Unit. 86. 1734 Butler pike!
by a Jury Lefcre Coroner
thle momintt
Ball dic.i ii, M. al
Mr*, rrunk Campbell
clubs, it was announoad al I dlnnaf yon classes will be resumed il mber 33 18'.- hours after
meeting of the federation Tuesday ;k„;i| ehurchee ne» Wednesday ] he was admllted following an accl-nlght
at Kuglers restaurant. Phtla-: afternoon from 2:30 to 330 Tlie dent Involving his car and one op*
dtlphla Seven of the rune clubs j classes will be smaller tin yagu? crated bv Johnston on Butler pike
in the county federation were repie- .> vea/, alihoiiKh 'he south of Ridge pike In Phrncuih
sented at the event The apimlnt- school is larger due to the Incrot
ment was made by Mrs Sterling I in enrollment from W< Johnston tcMifled he was drivinv
tiiiior group and third vice: h0(ken Hutt or, Butle, pike and that Holt
Chain of Nsrberth. president of the[ ,maij,. „ |eit turn to drive into ■
■ of the state unit. The R , ... «__,_ ,- path ol
Loming infuntile paralysis drive wa.,1 «<a«l> I f> .~»t r>*' I Johnst-m | Pvt tin Tlerne)
-""uaaed and all clubs urged to] The Lincoln Fire com pin Behnonl hnrrnrk* nf the
The semi -annual convention
; the Schuvikili district of the Prun-
Pennsylvanla Week, sctnduled fur |Uve MeUwdlal church will be held
October 13-lfl is in keephig with Tuesday in Uu Primitive M<
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■Industry on Parade ' to In hi Id district OOrnptl i
November 12, 13. 14 and II al N..i- niaqun, si chvh \\ ,
.i\ hall rh.ii'in.ui A War- ardvlUa, \i h
ren ttwanr sain tuuay inei, Bnariancloan, Esriarnokin, * owi-
'Our Montgomery com, Philadelphia Plnrt, Phlladel-and
not be held at the same Phia Wesleyun and Philadelphia
time the State Is marking thLs ipac-l Maytair
ial week because ■( n lack of ttme. Morning, aittrnoon ai
hut our two pro-rams are gbnUar hi ,,ln'i ■aaafoni will be nekt Mr-their
oblectnes Chairman BwarU "h w°od. of Ced*:
said -We want to show the people Conshohcw ken Is general
04 tavantgomerj rountv what makes, mari ">d Is bt by a large
k The State, through r'"
pennayrranla Week, empti
resources aim the n id tot Industry
to keen thli I'-imnonwealth In the
forefront "
Maonwl
W. I
Has resigned as
M, lloore tnoved UM
UD 0 ipaldl sec*
,i nii.ii .i, whlcb
On roll call Ml B
. oi to
who did not dw ;
I'rtili.oi Presented
The rollowlni petition w.i read:
lanrtlords evtct-
- landlord pro-is
good or bet-
, :, g lfl in-
11 itntinurd nn l*a-e Nine,
P.0.S.0fA.
Sell Building
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Pitt rde lOXH
thl, Followinn are tin on» I avaCUM
,.v ices t<n the 'inc. leealons. , itreel In ihi b
Morning eeaaion 10 <"
Alix-tr Rhoad i-:.;nbenr
of welcome Ml Tlie
10 30 Report.s of Sundaj
[reading of ininutea; rowno boa-luess.
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11:00 Discussion !i(iw Can the ,
the March of Dimes
Mrs Vcrnon Vercoe. president of
the club, attended a luncheon on
Monday at Oimbel s. Phi
again readv tn serve Chief Johl
Idvuwd Offlc-r A C Wells that he had tn*aati atrd the acci-
■ if Whi'cmar-h Township police to- dent and that m his opinion
<-»v- 'Johnston had not lx- n neglmem
for the November show, sponsored
luintly bj I
luba of Nurrisiowu ar
igore than 50 industn
•••"iiMiie in the' Adu„. . |
first industrial event of its kind in Al
i ■ Everv Uontgomery cotinttan is in- „,lL-ittend
The committei
charge has requested that nil rhll- 2 X addn Rai IJ-aiald D
SIMCAKEKS Al KA!J> 0\^ SKKMCKS IIKKK Sl\»>\>
l ••nlinard on Page Slai
Flierw To Hold
Air Regatta
Forty snortsmen filers from manv
pat ts cf Pennsvlvanla and from
native of this borough,
daughter of the late Marv ano Louis
Young. Mrs. Campbell v as reared
here Her husband Is a former Plv-mouth
Meting re-ldent Other sur
vlvort* are a r ., Prank. Jr, and
kg) hi] .-en of Philadelphia
J. G. Md'HIifMn
Ji seph G MrOettlean. M. hus-nearby
suies. Including a number "i band Of Mrs Mary Kane McOetti-,
women, will fly over this area Bun-; fan died Wednesday at his home
day. beginning at 1 p m . when the; 11 Merlon avenue. West Consho-second
annual air regatta will be-hocken. Death was due to a heart!
held by Philadelphia Aviation Cour.- ccnlitlou
try club. whose headquarters are at He la survived bv his wilf. a-
Wlngs Field, Five Points, near Ply- daughter Man at home a son, I
mouth Meeting : James. Seaman 2 c in the Navy
Taking off from the nearby field' stationed at Quam one brother |
at nne-mlnutc intervals, the course; Hnrrv. of Oermantown. and a sister
of the 150-mile race will be unan-;Mrs Nellie Kelly, ol Mveratde, N J t
nounced until 3 short time before! The funeral will be held turner- ,
competition starts. row morning from t« East First j
Craft participating will Include avenue, with solemn requiem uagel
four classes—Tavlorcraft. two-place, in fit Ciertnide's Catholic church 1
high wing. 85-horsepower engine; West Conshohorken interment wli
Bellanca. four-place, low wing. 150-,be ir. gjg Matthew's remeten
horsepower engine; Beech Bonanza.! —
four-place, low wing .go-horse- C(M.:..| 1 \n \|nn<|,lv P-iarer engine, and Cessna, two- ™M1J|IMI »1«IHIU>
place, high wing. g5-horsepower en-, A social will follow the regular
line I rehearsal of the Mary H Wood
Among the awards will be the Choral society Monday night at S
aaWhsfl bowl" presented last' in the pirk house Miss Latl
year fur the first time bv Henrv A.Us in charge cf the arrangements
-Tonv Uitle flier and chairman Mrs Ruth Vandegrtft v..
of the regatta and Jack Burnham. chairman of the membership com-another
noted airman Last vear's, mittec by President Ham Atkinson
winner was Mrs J M CluTord oflDr Jenb Donath will direct the
Colonial Village. Wayna i rehearsal on Monday night
dren under the age of 12 visit thel stout
exhibit with their parents or In 330 question box, Rev
school groups. Souvenirs will 1 ■ j |
rilMrihote'! %\ :i number of booths |:Bg
and admission Is tree Awards wUlglnglni
according to thi
Ol A trustee- The new owner
the first flrn-,1
11: nl building The building was
<!,>... in
1 dwicti shop, an
>>\ Magistrate
FT..1111S RoVmii'th and Janai f>ar-bv.
tax en, ■
nd t1i«>r has been leased
Herberi
hK-a: of a c. 1. o unl
th'rd fi-tor Is used as a lodite room
The bean used as
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Rally day ser\i<e- ertli be principal services in the Fir-' H ^in-here
or, Sunday Mn l* da E SWMU, IHR). of Craig\it:e. Mam. 1
boo. one ol two women to hold this office, anil be
lurch at 1030 Punday morning The program
anthems by the junic .■> E Arnold ForresL Eaq >c
JI the con.blned rally and harvest home service of the Methodist church at in g^oek Sunday min-ing
Th« Junior and ggguo; choirs of the church ■
at 730 Sunday evening. Robert C Landis <rinht'. super.nt-i-upeaker
st a rally service sponsored by the Men1* Bible class Special music will include s hymn
ting and numbers by the chorus choir and a male cboru*
and 'he Methodist church
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leaker at the rally at the
• pr'tmotion exer
of this borough, will speak
plans made h\ tht on TIN, Devol ' "'" *iir
A.nenca.
Duck, vice-oresidem tn charge rd
nubile rrlatinns of Lee Rubber ft Wi M' KomVre stated
r ■ .t|»ort 01 (rcnatrJ
The show w'll give Mont^omc '' lR the
countlans an opportuniiv to sr,. th. addrei Rei Weake) Boyd D. D.:'P.O. I * A Ti*
ivpe of product
rge Overla fhe old Penn Club bu I I
facturlnu ■*• opi-nted thi
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in the pKetiioootarva acna '
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Hgwtoa 1 Loha enaj Log cnatl ( tm*$-rvt> i' »;>*/
, ! - ' ■ s; Matthew's Aiumni 1
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"■d to aid starving
Europe With all l's plans
made for a c.iered mena
■ Bundavj Bvarning m the audi
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follOWhli muss .!■ taO 111 Rt
Matthew . ebUTCh, the Alumni
has canceled the more elaborate
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fee and
Boylan and Be; p
co-chairman Reservations will
be received until noon lomor-ist
20 la
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i'i»n*hip. egaini: James F Cuiht,-
■on, allagli
. were married I><enil>c:-
27 1941 Lucv J Kismnn: I
ham. against William l
Lahntng cruel treatment
and indignities Thev were mar-ried
Angnat m 1939
To Prarlirr lirrp
Dr Walt"r Dsrbv of Philadelnhia
* associated with Dr J I Roth
local ohysicinn He plan.'
here Dr Roth returned Us- mcnt'.i
from Maine where he ^pent (hi
summer
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t.iir-l l*r«';iclwr
It.- Dafld Bakei will sneak at
the Sunday morning service st 10 10
in the Presbyterian church.