The Conshohocken Recorder, November 25, 1947

              ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7747.
®ljc (Tcms()ol)ochcn Ktcorbcr
CONSHOHOCKEN, PA.. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1947. PRICE: FIVE CENTS
Golfer Is Sued ™"*u,} s.h,ow
Un West Side
By Caddy Hurt
Last Summer
K..|MT
4000 Witness
Scoreless Tie
In Grid Classic
Bo) StrurL Ky Hull
riaims DamǤM
For Bruin Injnrirs
ills. St. Matthew1!
I rid hunt.),,II Season
I'mlrr l>ri|)pin«£ Sky
itnatni p:
ram to be presented Friday »
i.uurday night*. December & and
a the Wtil Con.'-hohocken elemi
...•>] audltortum b
burouKli
under th< spo::-..:
, C(nioln.ln.cktii Recreational Coun-
; cil for the tenerit of
l
i I laJe .•!
I tickets guarantee.-. thai i
'..: ad by IJITKC
An Upper Merlo,, gol,er tt.. SL'iri SSJ*IS* "!i
' «■ a» a re,ull ol an j 2™ ■££,«,,""
accident last July » on the third! T"e Kill ■ ' ■
rteta Alterfw^m'S'S3."™ f:"<""' " »""^ «*»• u.H.i . Matthew, Hl„h ... played aaiur
ion r,»d Belmoni Te'reer wli" Li ""' d"™11™ "' Mr" L°UM Rotliei |day alternoon on Ule BrtdKeport
nnm.,1 defendant In a aim'filed bv: and compiles. Ihlrtj■ intni'ien.. .11, high school athletic field and aa ap
Allen R Keelv. K.q.. „„ M.alf „• ' ™JOT.0 , «K« Ota« ;orr-| ,,„,„, ^ .„., ,,„.,.„,
Roy Hertrog. 18 and hk m,,ih..r -*""' vvnue mi gioup enjoys to*- * *~
Anna F. StfttM * « " '" ""' W ' -no team or the other the game end-
Chestnut street Ambler " meat, n ajM welcomes the oppor- ed In scoreless deadlock, aiier earh
o. . «rt^, Itunlly to tf™ B "*rtou» presentation team failed to take advanUge of
intermission period.
The annual football classic be-ween
the Golden Dearit of Consho-ra!
group was or-'nocken H1Kh »nd the Mirrors of St.
Hertzog WH i working
at the golf course when ...
legedly hit a ball from the third
tee The ball struck Hertzog on the
left side of the fate, knocking htm
unconscious and causing a brain
concussion and hemorrhage.
Because of this Hertzog asks WOO.
and his mother. $563.80 [or BMdloaJ
and hospital expenses.
Other suits filed include:
William Kopp. Sr.. William Kopp.]
Ji . and Eli wood Kopp. trading as ■
Northern Machine Works. Phtladel-1
phia, against £ W Fenton. Ardsley.'.
tV W50 ror lumlver
John Karas against Standard Ol! •
Ccmpany of Pennsylvania for $10,-i
Lannutti Post
Elects Officers
Ralph r'alronero
New Comnumdef
Ralph Palconero, 212 West Fourth aTthe dance durintT'the
475 for injuries and automobile! u
1
Vf?u,J' tor™r
A
A™% maJ<?"- waa st-Matthew's auditorium
the lourth consecutive
| resumption of athletic relations be-l
tween the two schools in 1944 that
! Conshohocken has failed to score a
point in the annual meeting on the
gridiron. Despite the fact the Bears
BTOta W90D In the score. Ljidy Luck
turned her back on them in every
olher respect ol the game. St. Mat-thews
won the toss prior to the
i start of the game. They won the toss
I to decide which team should have
I the ball and they won the toss tr
1 decide which team should take pos-
, session ol the trophy. The tosses for
i the ball and the trophy took nisei
damages received In a collision Ap- e','lec7ted commander of the Andre-.
IS, ttalUn
Orsy skies
. 1546. HI v-onsnonocken road*. lu' A1""-"-, S»tuid,.> Uoke with an early-
Route 123 Upper Merlon American World War Veterans. Inc ' morning overcast sky that gre*
at a meeting Sunday morning In darker with the approach of game
time. This, coupled with the fact
the contest was played four or five
miles away from the borough, no
doubt Influenced a lot af people to
remain at home Rain, which start-ed
to fall before the end of the first
half and continued for probably a
half hour, was not sufficient to in-terfere
with the game or drive many
and
John L Seymour and Dale A.
Bauer, patent attorneys, of 30 Rock-efeller
Plaza, New York, against
WUlinm B Foulke. Merlon, for
1547.91 for work In connection with
defendant's Invention of a river
cleaning apparatus
Homer Hess. Douglass township
against Oerald Prlncenthal. Potts-town.
[or $27349 alleged due for
automobile repairs following a col-lision
September 14. IBM. at King
and Warren streets. Pottstown
Paul W. I-ongsdorr. Elklns Park
nttalnst H C Williams. Jr.. 106
West Buaqoabantu road, Arlington
for $25125 for damages caused In
an accident on Abington township
fcchool district property on Highland
avenue. Abington
PeMer's Propeller Ser
Mineola. L I, afalM Vincent A
Butler, trading ai Laiwdale Airport
Welsh road, l.ansdale. lor $206.23
for propiiv
Thomas L. Wlskr aK&insi Nicho-las
Rasua. 1616 Jirk-ton ati
ndclphla. for si "30.13 alleged m
damages ati a result or a ootUslan
•4ssssssssVMu> -S ut Sklppaek and
"ikes.
Kelitoriul Award
For R«'*'or«l<M"
Secretary of Commerci
•^ i today anaautu i d
winners in the newspaper editorial
contest held In ("injunction with
"diction Fatal Churches Of Commujiitv Plan
I <» Mrs. Itiitiiaiuin * J
sJoint Thanksgiving Observance;
Memorial Mass At St. Matthew's
an
Mrs Florence Smith Buthana
54. Wit* ol Harold Bun. U
suddenly at her hoiur QenML
town pikr near Church road. Ba
n i! MU' |
day of,urulr indii i
Boni in Ohiey. she came to Bar-ren
Hill with her [amUl
Kung girl. She was a member of
■ Chapter 250. Order of
Bfaar, Roxborough. of the
Whiten.arMi Women's Republican
club: a membt-r of St pt',
eran church. Barn |
Women Guild ol the church: ■
neaukst of the lsdir At i
i Barren Hill Fire cofflpam and ui
.the Ladies' AuxiUnrv ol
rren HHI
I Surviving are her hu>bund and a
daughter. Mrs. BUiabeth Agnes
Todd. at home, and two krothen
, Robert Smith and WilUam T
[Smith, both of Ol
! Viewing will take place Thursday
. night at Ardell Funeral home. 300
treat, The Pala •
ter will hold services at 8 Tliursdiv
night Funeral gan)
■r*l Lutheran church Fii-
, day morning at 11 In charge .>( Rev
, Harold F Doebler. pastor. Inter-i
nnl will be In Greet.monn! rente-
MB, Front and Wyoming streeli
Philadelplila.
FAl.tONKRO
, iSs Coamas and Damian hall. Forty
7J^nrjlmembera were present He succeeds
Frank Mnshtntcnlo. ol B24 Maple
i treat,
Elected senior vlce-commande:
the SUte-wlde celebration of Penn- L.^'r^ini, nTn , ,w T. ^„
svtvanta Week October n la *** Dominic Rio, Junior vlce-com-
*yK. .^.' SSL ".L9-..,. mender. Michael Oolanzl; quarter-prizes
totaling $700, and four lion-1
orable mention certificates, equally
divided between daily and weekly
newspapers. They were granted to
writers of these editorials regarded
most to generate public
understanding and appreciation of
Pennsylvania Week and to timu
late and intensify iu observance
For editorials In semi-weekly and
weekly newspapers, the awards
were:
First prize. $200 to Fred Tnutal
Oaleton Leader-Dlsrtateh. for an
Let s Spend o
Week At If published Ociober R
Second prire. $100 to DOTJajlttl
Antonelll. associate editor. Hazleton
Sundav Times, for an editorial en-titled
•■Pennsvlvauia Week
ed October 12.
Third prixe. $50 to Hugo K Frear,
managing editor. Bedford Qazett*
for an editorial entiled "Fnrmuls
for the Future" published October
16
Honorable mention certificates to
F Owendolfn JijM managing
editor. F.phrata Ensign, for an edi-torial
entitled "Wliere Do We Go
' ret" published October 16
and to Harold Cooper Robert*
president and editor, ( onahahnckrn
Itrenrder. for an editorial entitled
"The .-iiim ot All Its Parts" publish-ed
Ociober 14
The Judges of the contest were
Roy C McKenna. .ireMdent of the
>nia State Prsmber ol
OomilH ret M" .John V Huber
Jr. chalrmin '.i th* Women's Art-
OO-nmittee ot the State De-partment
of Commerce: and H
Ward Zimmer chairman of the
gnomic, Develop-ment
OtWncU The pii7r' wer>
nwarded b. ICetchum. MacLeod A-Orove.
Inc. of Pittsburgh.
Car Stolen
Joseph M Jacquot. of 430 Eas*
■ ree* reported to Offlrer
trick yesterday morning that
his automobile parked In front of
his home Sundav nliht was taken
sometime between 1 30 and 3am
yesterday morning The front li -
cense plate had been removed from
the ear and thrown in ■:
master. Frank Palazzo
Joseph Scandone w*s the choice
'or chaplain. Anthony DeMedlo
Judge advocate: Anthony Augustine
historian: Victor Travagline. ofBcer-of-
the-day: AmsTIV
Hrm$; Joseph Tadeo, Jr..
and Joseph Mashlmonlo. color
.ruards: Councilman Frank Rug-
.1' pii Cardamone. color
bearers.
Installation of officers wUl be held
.timber 21 Damiano Saaai,
mer national cemmander of the
Tg?nlratlon and a member of the
'ocal post, was named genera'
-hairman. i^lsted by Francis Am-lirE.
John Owalnalll Andrew Mat-
•eucci nnd Russell Card*!
d nieslded at the meetInv
n tin absence of the commander
who is 111.
Mr Falconero, a member of the
Officers Reserve Corps, served four
vears with the Armv in World War
TI. based In the European theatre
'or two vears. He is a member of
tit office staff of Lee Rubber
Tire corporation
of the spectators from the field. The
playing turf, while not dry. was not
slippery enough to Interfere with the
playing of either team.
Blue A Gold Defense . . .
a score-less
deadlock, was a disappointment
to the followers of the Oo'din Bears
To the followers of St Matthew's it
was a moral victory. It reflected al-most
perfect scouting on the part of
Coach Heavey and the boys who as-sisted
him in this Important part
of the game. St Matthew's players
seemed to mow (he plays the Bears
were going to use and were usually
set to break up before they were un-der
way A*= a lecult ot tj
shohocken's offense was complete-ly
iteJaed thn ughout the same
Outweighing their opponents many
The Lions club trophy presentation, made at the annual football
il.ui.. jointly hunorlng t'onshohocken High and Nt. Matthew's Hl«h
football teams, was made Saturday evening. Berause (lie nmr endrd
in a aroreless tie. St. Matthew's won (he toss to retain possession of
the eup. The trophy was accepted by Rev. I hn>l..|ili- r ftUfaJ. ath-letic
director at St. Matthew').. Pictured abovr during the presenta-tion
reretnontci are (Irft to lightl Joseph Gola*. captain ol Con-shohocken
High football team. Michael Moore, captain of M,
Mallhew'x; F Arnold Forrest, Lsq., district attornrv -rlc» t. wbn served
as master of rrremiuih-s; iiui President Thomaa f'aldwrll. of the
lions club. In the baikground Is Charles licavtv. Si. Matlhew's
couch,
Holiday Lights 'Chest' Failing
Being Installed To Meet Quota
aged to gain only one rirat down m
the final irerii>d Even on pass plays
the Conshohorkfii receivers were
rorerod as it bv a blanket On the
defense Coiishohocken was truly u
coach's dream True, Si Matthews
made plenty of first downs. But
whenever the Conshohovken goal
line became endangered the Bear
line strengthened and held like ;i
stone wall.
(Contliiurt. on Paee Fouri
Will Kt llluntioiil.il
Tumurrow Eveniny;
Tlic downtown section of FayeUc|
( anipaign Tt»tal Only
126 M4 TUlW Far
Dinner Honors
Softball Team
Polkh EUfllei Fete
I • i^lM- ( JoilllfMolt-
I Members of the polish Eagles j
1 Home association and friends, to I
the number of 163 persona. aasem-<
Med In the auditorium of the Eagles'
:home. 300 East Elm rtreet, Betur
day nlghl at a testimonial dinner
■in honor of the Softball team wm-
!.« championship in the
Oonunonlty Softb.ill league, during:
: the past teeaon A program was'
a inch add. n to
Ing/l fi.ui t.niiment
Charles Orohoski four time*
president of the aeeOOUtl
corned the guests, cornpiiat
ough orrkuus, member-council
political and cw\< leaden
ol the iHirough and prominent'
oi Philadelphia Edward1
A Pilcickl, served as toaslmasten
and intermingled humor In hi* In-troductions
Following singing of The Starl
Spangled Banner and Boze Cot
Polike, »wo numberh wen
by Ted Uba and lu> Jesters Tliev
for dan'ing The invocation was!
Kn Joseph Tyi assistant'
teclur ot 9t MJT
I fur K-. v. A. Zien.m. an asslal-i
HOH Thanksgiving tU'umt
The first Thanks*;nmg cele-brated
In what is now the Uui-
■ la generally attribu-led
to Governor Bradford of
the Plymouth Colony, who.
alter thi bountiful hi.: ■■
. :.;.!!• d I fi.iv ol get!-
nankaflvlni, Four coi-i
name
returned »ith wild fowl potl
n[ *iiich was wild turkey, tllere-
.itillshlng the custom
w terttUc i>t the
: aslon
Two years later, with the
threatened with inin-
I ot the \ear's crops
from drought. Governor Brad-ford
dlierted observance ol a
day <>t prayer and fasting.
Bhortly tharoUttl the weather
1 and in thanks to ood
the Pilanms celebrated the sec-ond
American Thanksgiving
1 ' : ilikiglV-Ln|
were Hppoinli'd and cele-bnlad
ae the settlers wished
to lifer thanks for blessings
■ lived hut no date be-came
n pilar until P
inally isKued the
111il ptt Udentlal pimiaination
in 1789 in ttianksglvliu |
iimenl of the new H:n -
under the OonaUtUtlon
Alter only a fei
the prutike lell into disuse.
states and eominmui:rs reiain-
IIIK their obsen.inrc atul v.irv-lD|
their date to suit their par-ticular
situations
Mrs Sarah Josepha Hale,
editor of Ladle*' Magaslne in
Beaton tnd later of Godey's
Lady's Book m Philadelphia,
undertook in a 30-year-long
editorial and ooJTesp
campatKU. diuiiv which she
wrote teneelOdlT to the Preai-deuts
ai.il to tiu governors of
■
astabUahmeni ol a permanent
: 1'hanksKiviug day In
186.1. at her inv'uiue I
Bed the fourth
Thursday In November ai the
National Day of Thanksgiving.
The spirit of thanksgiving is
as old as man's recognition of a
supreme power to »hum he
Washed bD express his gi.itelul-neu
fot i Today it
is predomuientlv ;i nilglotls
. i has recently
i'c marked by < ■
■
of the
Phivouth eolonlsU It b> a day
t'ollectinn.s m the annual drive of' ant tectoi
la taking on a holiday appear-! Ul(. lo<ltl Commnnltv Chest jiimned : S3lr
church- **"•■'^««*K*»v«>a on for hi
J55. "e^r^r^led ^epa^ ^ >*«* «** *■»« -f*- P-cent •«« Tftft" *!
tory to starting the illumination onitn* wp«k end- bringing today's toUl ■«,ved by the Ladles Auxilmn ...
Oi_.tn;.lor •»**■" or 16.7 percent of the, [he^hsh^EagJea^was .weed. Dta- SlXU'^Il HrCfM\f
stalling the lights for the Retail um goal of $38 ■ trlct Attorney-elect
j rest. Esq.. and Cluck I
Kotarians Hold
Annual Dinner
Eighty-five Rotarians and
tary-Anns attended the annual
Rotary Thanksgiving dinner held a*
Rldgeway Gardens last eveninp
New Rotary-Anns introduced 'lav
evenu.K v.crc Mrs Monroe Lone
Mrs Raymond Freaa. Mrs. Edward
Snyder and Mrs. Charles Loper
Tney were presented with flower
from the club
Vi-itmr: Rotarians were Ota
Crovk and John Miller, of Bab
Cynwyd club W H Clemence. of
Wayne, and Walter Knerr. of NOT
rtstown.
Ottests present were Mr and Mrs
Marlyu Ambler Miss Wonsltler arvd
Miss Marearet Collins.
Rev. Cheater T Winters, pastor of
'he First Baptist church, delivered
a talk entitled "A Picture Study-
The Challenge rl Thanksaivina"
Rev Winters compnred the fir^*
Bsatesssl with that of todav
"h how little rhr
•it*<i. while todav
*nturtou* living Is taken for grant
•d
Grout) sinRlna, led by Waym
Earl, followed Francis Palario pr»-
sided Dr Stanley R West delivered
'he invocation
l*<»«t)H,ll4- Sk«>t(ll (.IttHM
There will be no meeting of the
■ekly sketch class of the Consho-week
or
Seek To Provide
Yulefaifts For
Hocspilalixed Men
neighborhood Christmas gift
Today's figures, as released by I ( oil lll'llKl I lOI I
CUeet" president and1 Inability to be
reueral drive chairman, taoa an MjiieBfr Joe Yaroalnaki. manage; ,
of the successful softball teim. pre^' al
seined to President Orohoski
A large congregation wg
Sum!.i
ing In Cahary Epi.-.copa! churcl
Bureau of the Conshohocken Chain
ber of Commer.e was begun Sun
■ day by Albert's Electric compniv
and Watson Electric company. Un
less weather conditions prevent I increase of $2500 since Friday
business section of Orxut>ohocken **ve ofBciai, today mad, another, largest and most cxpensUe trophj " {'-^"V ReT (Invei V H^.
ItSChrtaUni KtUH ..ppeal to every uidmdual w "warded a local lean,
With the remoial o: , im,)lim «u«i be IJJ. *£**» ;
Irh^VdJ^^^wTr'^arr |j £AttJg?lS&"S* »> «".■«-& I?
.» .■> •ini«*»ll division of the Chamber ^.JW^innitlbutioi^ihi com- retained permanenU) The preel-|
Uisure -e m ,c »ti,1? S v-St'commerce months ago beguil ror- munlty-wide fund fui a belter, heal- 0>"; m Wltli
FS. O^™? h^lt! ll "1(
V nf ror this reeJ mere proKrcMivr community '—
Purge Oeneral hospital receiving .- i,,^,,,;,^,, W][ll lh(. l(.,nll ltl:u: t,,do so aa quickly a.* |
sufficient funds have been ralw^i1 ci'i.trihutions nw» tv wtadf "• eree'repre«en*ati*M sjatn ;.-«: ...." mat*
lor appropriate Christmas lighting fwUCfO". captains, officials ol th»> Manager Yaiosh-ski then Introdn^-d i F'.llowing the laying on of hand'
With the awarduia of '' ' r Chest '. or may be mailedithe members of the winning team Bishop Hart addressed the mem-
.vri... i"5|trar.t H-ht- wU1 ^ p|RCrc, ,n front'wlll» ,ll«' eontnbuiion blank ap-i (ConUnaed on Fate Fivn "ifl of the cJaaa calling atleiiiior
Woman's club Ls ciqperating w"h! J™^ ft.Mne^ i«t?Fila»S«iS atlcSrc P<*""« »11 ««*»>• paste of
the camp and hospital committee ^',n,,„DU.,l...rr "JS™ ™"^!2? Keeorder Uiday. l.,;„^wl 1„ ** ■
TO* annual "blanket drive re-]1,,JlirMI *" ' ra-ll ehurofa and the community. Blshoi
:■■■liter drives, pre-l r^ R:,l„~ |»"L I IIttrl d*1^*-'"1 •*• .M-HUOII
vlously conducted by individual wn ""ifiP I IKt' Special music was sung hy .h<
Hte fasten h occupied seel
| words of , until they ad
the hope no v ami] t I -
pitnl commute
f the Red Cross in nn effort to pro-vide
a Yule gift from a resident ot
the hospital's immediate and nearby
area for every service man or ser-
.111 hospitalized at the
PhcenixvUle Institution
Mrs William R Moore. 107 West
Fourth avenue, chairman of the
-amp and hospital committee in the
local club, again heads the drive
here and will welcome contributions
of $150 to $3 in cash, check or
money order
An appeal la made to the contri-butors
to send with their donation
I KtteUiiK oard, bearing ., -
! the doncr to personally'tnp installation «f de
'he gift Addresses may also be ln-1 . _ ~7Z .; ;
.hided. If desired I (,n,.s| S<> (luk
A letter has been sent to local1 * ,F,,t
irganizatlons by Mrs Moore, i
follows:
"Once again we come to you
to help us to make It possible
for the young men and women
ilieed at our Vallev Forge
General hospital to have a
pleasant Christmas even though
they are confined to the hos-pital
or In bed We can never
forget that due only ta the sac-rifice
these people have made it
is possible for Ui m our com-munity
to enjoy uny holiday.
i tributinn from your or-ganisation,
together with many
others, mill enable us to carry
out the line program in the
lame manner as we have done
In the past
"Give yourself a fine feeling
at ChrlMtr.s b\ making one of
atients feel that they are
not torgotte-i by receiving a
present, which vour contribution
will furnish
"Checks should be drawn to
the 'Camp and Hospital Com-t'hrtstmas
Fund" at your
earliest convenience You are
urged to include a signed
Christmas card for each gift
.'-ubrvenbed."
agencies and furnishes funds for. Lee Rojewski, West Elmlcl>olr' Ul>c*rr ,nr direction of Mis
Fayelte street and on Wednesday,
Thursday and Frld ■- < \eniuay all
vari-colored bulbs will be llghUtd.
showing how complete]'.
the arrangement Is. On Saturdav.
and thereafter until New Year's the arM and community welfare agen-. street, this borough, was seriously I Marlon Neville, organist and churl
livhtiug wiU be only in front of Ic,es »*ch •? *f4 Vlaiting Nurse as 'injured late Sunday night in an!,pr- *ilh M"« vlo,B M(«
those esUbllahments whtcke hav I'ociaiion. hospitate In this area automobile accident on Ridge put.
contributed Names of contributors ™tehi!ST'e community, chara - Upper I mahlp Hei Members of the confirmation
: uid. making the decorations' '''r-™tlolng organizations -uch "-. was admitted to Montgomery hoa-|Cl*" Frederick .D Berry, Frani
possible, will be released later bvi P°£ *,ld, -<jtr' 8co"t«- »r«i recrca- pital .vUh a poaslble fracture of the McKerufle Dana Jr. Naomi Low
the retail division for publication lvl™ ond cultural orgamsatlons ajgtul fracture of the left leg and! f»md. William DeLorme T ;
In addlt'.on to the merchants, pro- > „.*; „m* *, .\. ™~_TPI^* lacerations -if the forehead , Jane Shirley Oum, Jerome L Oum
fesslonal men. occupying offices on F*8™ flJ s "' 2*2S!M2 .»h!^.i ^J**81" *■■ * PMwnger In a cat , Vlni ler, Robeit Nor
U 'ous build'
Ings. have also contributed toward
A i Choral Concert
Four outstanding singers of the
Philadelphia area will be guest solo-ist.
v at the annual Christmas concert
ol the Conshohocken 'Mary H
Wood* Chora! Society December
9 at 8:30 In the Conshohocken High
School audltortum. Harry Atkinson
president, announced today
Emma Zurn, soprano soloist with
,"iU...!.«'r,^."l^n, ",™,ll""",l driven b> Pn.lc« E Hrltu]t« of 311 n> KKnn,oel el. I'nul Krederl,
vvilln.in P-TRiiklin Price. Ham
5SR..M?u..Kr SiS?""i™*C!.'" crMh'- I ...rClln.on Keletard Jr. Jo.li Stelli
?£ B,,r*?n 1", k , '."' li ", . : *"•"> ""'"*■ »< f"l- S.n.l.dr Noble M..m Smllli ml-nan
.no ever • ■■»:«» ml nn mw plb Neither Pnni is Verooe Howard Ann.,
driver was hurt. ! Vercoe
Melaiiand Estate
V allied \| sr>(KMI
OKKIIJ vi. INMM;MIO\ TO! K
The value of the gettta
Samuel c. MeFarland. 09. of 1039!
East Elm street. Spring Ml]) for-mer
State Legislative clerk and I
■
I i. ladelphta , at $5,000 in personal! v In ai ip
who has sppeared in numerous con- tion tor letters <f administration
carts there and E»-| filed In the register of w.:
mond Qulnn, ffirmer local resident ; Mr McPwrland died Novrmber ifi
and former member of the >ocal| A aister M ■ J MiFarland.
choral C'hnvtopher Branda,
Trooper, and William Knobler, Nor-rtstown.
both members of the Val-ley
Forge Songmen. are listed
The four singers, together with
Alice McOonlgal Barrett, local so-prano,
will be soloists in Gounod
Sur-ng Mill, is named administrator
In the estate Survivors inclti'lr the
sister. Mai ■'. illliun K.
PtllladelphLi Oliver C. SpnnK Mill;
George T. this bor iugh Paul E..
Philadeipi-. .!,., McFar-
Lftg Mill Lavtr.a S Mc-
■^cke i Art league
• \t .
Cecelia's Mass. a traditional; Psiland, Spring Mill, nieces Mar-
Yuletlde favorite 'Conttnaed nn Page llvfi
Ehaabeth Withroa . of Bpr.-
wtll be the guest arUst. playtnt sev- I'a,.....!.,.^ iAtttr«i*
eral violin solos among them Med- «-<«iH|H* I* ^^>»r-«
lUtion from Thais and the Fir-*' Seven members ol Uie Volunteer
Movement ol Mendelssohn's Violin Medical Per-, ■ ".ed cer-
Concerto In E minor. ttflcatea marking ccmpletion of an
International Christmas carols ,n advanced first aid training course
an original, appealing presentation last niaht at the T K hall Ben-will
be a feature of the annual com- jamin Righnr who
muntty musical event course, presented the
A light truck, owned and operated Schubert's Omnipotence" will be Recipients were Mrs Watson
hy Samuel U. Dunn, of Colton streei ■ sung by the choral Koidy*. Misses Georglanna Charles-and
Conshohocken road, and a Mrs. Erie Henriques is serving as worth, Zelma Oarman. Josephin-
Buick coupe owned and operated i chairman of tickets Early purchase Mllnewtci Sarah Novak
bv Fred R. Seitz of 831 Corsun, of tickeU is urged, due to the limit- law Kor.lowskl and WalU
str*-t Ncerlstowrt, Rgured In a crt-!ed seating rapacity of the auditor- Jr
■eton at 1015 last night at Fin-jium and the usual i i cla-i* aill brein soon if!
avenue nnd PUyvtte rtreet Bf"'i Mrs. Theodore Munta and c receh-oat*
were slightly djunagetl Offi et i Ruth Rmhtet are asMsung Mrs *^d. A social program followed the,
Hanahalter tnveatitrated I Henriques -rreserrtation
Trurk. (j»r CsYssJde
paper*, IMH
stall-d >| ih-> M.MJ .
•trot Tl ' h
ol paru from nuuiy
he*t ir the* rexprethre IMda.
I'll liin or l.tnt- Ijvlor, rirrgUtr
II lit ad h pph H ilonmn
irgr 't aales Tin- H-Wmm BaSehhH is , . nmposllr
anafaetaren »hi. h Hamilton rnalnem th»t»ht
.Six Virv ( om|uui.rs
w MI nn iii r«Mh
AI INnrrislown
The Tiiaiiksglvlng holiday in this
borough on Thursday will lie mark-ed
bv a general aupenatt-t, ol busi-ness.
The post office will be closed
all day. There will '»■ na
. : i ulii 11 ii>ii o| maUs and Die lobby
will not be open to box holders.
Union church services will l>e held
tomorrow night
No special local events have been
planned for the day. The high
school football game, which has
been a holiday attraction for the
past twenty-live years, was played
last Saturdav
Members of six fire companies of
tins area will join In the parade nt
Fiirrlstowii. marking live lOOlh an-niversary
of the iimiitv seat town.*
fire department
Ihe tfTriT"rt ol both boroughs will
close tomorrow afternoon and re-innui
ranged until next Monday 111
i'f Hie llnllll.IV
Inlun Service In Horaugh
Rev. Chester T. Winters, pastor of
the First BuptlM church, will de-liver
the sermon at the annual
union Thanksgiving service to bf
held tomorrow night at 8 at Cal-upal
iliunii Hi.-. Uauki
will be -Why I Am Thankful"
Four otlur local clergymen will
piuiicipute In the service to which
the public is Invited Included will be
Rev Stanley R Waat. DD. rector
of Calvary church Rev G E Mc-
Carney. DII pastor ol St Mark'i
Lutheran ihuich Kev H. M.
Boughey pastor of the Methodist
church, and Rev Marshall W Lee,
pastor or St Paul's BapUM <hu><h
Both the senior and juima choirs
of Calvary church will sing special
music under the direction "f Miss
Marlon Neville, organist and chor-ister
"Praise the Lord of Jeru-
■km. «il| In' the anthem
Memorial Maas Tharaday -
The annual memorial u
deceased mganbeis of Conshohocken
CcUDCll 1603. Knights of Columbus.
sill be held Thursdav morning at
8 in St Matthew'!, Catholic Church.
Members of the council and fam-ilies
and relatives of deceased mem-bers
are Invited to attend
West Mlde I ni..n Service
The union Thanksgiving service
ii West Conshohocken.
iv me West Side Gomel Fellow-hip
wll» he held tomorrow i■veninn
■'. 7 45 in the Baltiiiomouro Bap-
■
Thos«» attending are asked to bring
■ >ci to make Thanksgiving
basket* fur the needy families in
:-'illltV
tnl.ni S.-n|ce Al (old Point
The union Thaiiksvut'i.
will be held tomorrow evening ui
the Cold Point Baptist
Rev. George Kakei. pg toi ■! the
Plymouth K 0 church will be the
Barretn
Hill, and the Baoii-.- 'hmdi .,f
Spring Mill will also taki
'his s.ivier All arc Wtliuine
Plvmaath Friends Service
■ ■
"ee will be held on Tliursdiu m ,m-
18 ..i Plymouth I
■nceling house, Oermantovn and
Ituil'i pike pivmouth Meeting.
Service al f'alvarv Church
A Thanksvivlng service will be
-jekl in Calvarv Enlscopal church
''"■Innina at 10 -\u .iiiptopriate
sermon will he delivered by the
• i loi Ret Stanley R Wi
The annual Truuskagivin,
will be pre^eniefl i'i the Fplscopal
Philadelphia.
Iirrmrn Will Parade Thursdav
Four ma]oretles
company, and Miss Bettv ■gtlfgf.
and the twlrlers [rorn the
'-n high srho'il will Ifiiii
color to Consliohocken Mo l Fir*
K'onUnaed nn Page Eight)
Local Paper MilJ
Kx|mi]diii<i Phmt
A 11.000.000 expansion nnntrani
ieslgned to boost nrndufiion «in per-
• rut |a Hearing comnleiinii m th**
plant of W. C.
t'a mil ton A; Sons manufacturers
'>f fine papers fncluded i- i u«-w
ISO-Inch paner-mikinit machine,
'one as a football field and last
•vnrd n modern iiaDxr.mill equlo-r
A twfi-storv iill-hrlrk build-tailor-
made for the niirpoae.
TO been erected to house the ma-
'Ht.f It is sehed"led to in- put in
I oiuarv 1
tV»n>.' e* the nlant exnarslon Is
->n the %-hovUtin Rnvr Iu
^f Phlladetnhia Pa-wr IIH< brrn
■ [or more than 200 vears
■"(I carlo ■'., <\ ihfir
~w product for Benjamin Frank-lin's
ev'en*!i' otintlna en'ernrUes.
Prfttdeni HUKO H Han-firm
said that ihe new
•nachlne owvrath now at the plant.
"luce more than
aoiKm pearndi •' ouaiitv naoer a
ol null eapaclty is zcoooo
The new equipment, ■■'•irh can
b" rim in- to a speed nf 7.W f»>et a
"•mute wi'l r* imod to make llam-
'It-u lumd. ledaer mlmeovraph.
•Wat, offs-t pnrl Dsnei-rte Jwjnea
■ isuUton s chief engineer.
th< m o hide
H*n*in «nid the ma-vdM.
ooo and the
•M0 000 Ground wa< broken for
thr structure In Aueual l*Mg The
the second fioor
' Is parallel floor space
asd machine of like di-ms
If one Is needed in the
ipaaa part
of the iirM floor ThTe is also
na Seven
railroad cars and five truck*, run be
handltsi at one time