The Conshohocken Recorder, December 16, 1947

              Sl)c Congl)ol)ochen ficcorftcr
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7753. CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1947.
Christmas Programs Planned
At Schools In Both Bcroughs,
Marking Christmas Season
lliyli School Anembtyl Weal Si.lr Program^
And (lurol Service Thiir*<liiy Evening
Srhi'iliilnl ThJi Week Part Of Currieoiura
(.Oil) MIDAI. \\\ VRI1
Signs of the Christinas season
can be seen In the dcel rations In nil
of the rlaa&ror.m window;, of the
grade school. Two of the buildings
Ura MIidled K Rice, principal
ol West C'i.w..>i.iM':i-ii grade a hm.l,
today announced the program bun;
prepaied by thi students and facul-have
a Christmas bell Iheme. while'ly of the school fur presentation
the third building displays an ever-lThu: .day at 7 M ii m , in the .school
green tree decoration Inside the LuildJiig. The program has be»n
buildings the halls are decorated prepared as pan of the school cuiri-wlth
the traditional Christmas tree cullim, all speaking. shifting and
and cut-out figures of Santa Claus: dancing parts being incorporated
and other holiday motifs. Ail the .as part of the regular War)
classrooms convey a share of the'language, music and
Christmastime dress. I 1., . M
Special programs during the week I Costuming appropriate
Scions Oft,ro<l To Reduce Risk ym R Rea(|
Ol Fire I rom Christmas Decorations _..
Dies At Home
IChoral Has Paii
In \w\v Conceii
' ulldmgs,
few dSTI longer, do not krep
lammahle decorations have in- hall hour HI ■ nme
nutted Ihe liaiard In h n , ,,,, IDOUt
lnB ihe house, do nm patmK ' MS I -
te around or near chairs and other
inniMi plMM ■ litre people may smoke R
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Unf, well above the head of
tyoos standing up
U lights are desired In windows,
never use candles. keep curtains
offices and publir
No practical, method
for flames-pr i^fiii, thi In ■-
lu- use Ol lhe«e umplc
*irlp avoid nreolrss fires and prob-!,
ably manv tragedies The n
"•en devised by engineer
National Board of Fire Underwrlt-
Dwight D
mmed thi
clubVs 1941
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ing to announcement nmdr by Harr\
L. Hawkins, club president
* produced as "" TOlU^dR
a°'t
thc brankhn Uv
Independent units L> the classes,"«»««' m the pres-rather
than In the operetta form of f»« <* ™ ?d*lphlti?£Vnd. ?'
Mrs. Properties, injrlud- ttonal dignitaries, members of or.
ing a fireplace, arc being prepared ^"^i10™ wWrh . Fra"klln 'ound
bv the students A Christmas tree <dJ"?d ,ne fM,«'al **£ &*"™
win b. «**« ud i TH^LL^L^ "£*£;
I in* event
The parents of the pupils are In-vited
to attend A silver offering
will be taken.
Christmas Pregram
. Rhythm Band—grades one and two'
V Triangles. Oeorge Carpenter. Al.m
eral to roe*. hH thi inn! in isu:
ihe medal was proaonted to Oetierc
Henrv H 'Hap. Arnold then dm
iif the Anny Air POTO
Music Program
At High School
Group liistriinifiital
And \»<-ul Nnmberw
«re wlwdulecl aa IoUow«r pan* taken by somt ol' tht p-jpUl SP^SS? V'J* T"' ^".'."J"7
Thuraday. aa«mbly [or grades 51 w,ll enh.net ,h.ro]„ „, tht So- » S.aH*SH' *™S?"!**!**&
and 6. In high school auditorium,
program starts at 2 p. m.
Friday, carol service, grades one to
4. In Harry street building at 9;3o
a. m: Carol service, grades ft and
6. Hoffecker building at 1:30 p m ;
Christmas parties, grades 1 to 6. in
the homerooms; Kindergarten party,
manual training building at 10 a m.
Parents are extended a special
invitation to visit the school and
to attend the Christmas observances.
Harry Street Caral rferv.ee
The carol service program oi
Thursday at 9 30 am. la as follows: j LucaB Dom)a Blalr j^^
Flag salute and America; Christ- Iu. MT Catherine Blalr. Jovce
mas story from the Bible. Lord^ K.iebfl Siimuv] Smlth: bells. Agnes
ln?*& ^eICOme.',J£,ie M5cDo?a-fl-:L.-l1ar. Alice Leila r. Franklin Rlseil.
£*£ ^tltlnu- Q
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Ml1 B"2L^,>* £"'- Orrgory Wlldman. Alice Jean. Hav-fleld
Rosalie Rusw. SheUa Fein.;iniI. Karrn MurPhv. Mark Smith
Frank Maxiars. Anna Marie Dl-1 Warren Bells, sticks, Eva McCurdv.
Camlllo: Carols. Joy to the World.l Janlce campb.-ll Joan Lucas. Ju-I
O Come All Ye Faithful. The First I Mu Qryga, Anna Ramsey. Jose-|
Woel phine Lefiar. John Wallace. Jack! „,. . - .'
Carolers from Mtss Fry's room,! Vlnlng. and John McKee i T*1* autumn session of Consho-
Christnias Bells. Sleep. Little Christ Play—-Friendly Beasts": ; hoc ken High school will end Fri-
Chlld. It's Christmas Time: recita-i singers, Marie Rlseil, Naomi day afternoon with a musical pro-
Hon. Bethlehem ol Judc.i. Florence, Preas. Lorrtine Baker. Ruth Ann „.m f«tur1na .0i0. bv DUDii, «»•
Pailiarn: Ood Rest You. Merry, Williams. Carol Rhoads, Alan Orei- s™"Y / . °\ P"P^, "
Qonttotnen. AngeLs Wc Have Heard|di>s: Mary. B:trb*ira Dellaveri Jot- «•*■**"«■ °N ,h" school band, thr
on High. We TnifC Kings of the j eph. David Lefiar; wise men. James1 i-.irls" chorus and the bovs" choru*
Orient Are: Choral speaking By OrUBth, William Duvwalt. Walter particularly appropriate to the
for? Christmu rOCm fore Christina.,. ' *"" "^ **" SRpeTel^ho'fLler. "d^onk^ey'"pRo^belrt Christmas season The production Wlil ^ ,„,,„.„,„, ,n trw hlRh sci,wl
Carols. Away in a Manger, Silent i Rhoads; cow, Albert Waltemyer;; auditorium at I 15 D m for the en-
Night ; play by third grade dramatic-sheep. Joyce Miller; Dove. June! n,-,. student body C Lester Shade
'—. and last speaker. Jean Jim- supervisor of music at the school.
., „, ,_ i will direct
| Play-"Uttle Christmas Helpers ^ ,ir„ Illimbor on ttw program
grade three■ vm ^ Milt(iu. s-icrastique by Shos-takovich
and Pastel Moods by
Sktronlsa. played by the band. The
' Junior Chorus, comprising a spec-group
of seventh and eighth
Tade pupils, Mill sing Wassail Song,
: Christmas Hprint and The Holly
: and The l\\
Irene btralkowski will be the ilrsl
, soloist of the afternoon. slnglnK
i Jesu Bambino by Pletro Yon. The
I Senior Mixed Chorus will present.
j ■-. cappelia. Tlin- with Tender Care.
from the Chmlrna* Oratorio by
Bach O Blessed Is He. Joyous Bells
second reader. Betty Ann of Christmas, and As Pearly Rnln-t
honis. O Little Town of drops Play
Bethlehem; third reader. Kflhrp. Joseph Whip will sing a tenoi
K5JS" ?l.Th.tres,U".',:^n„ani1 f>'' w thm kings, Obarfes wto in Ad-.iphe Adams ChnUqua d>
Anthony Palaaso, Rubvrt Noel Th. i rus, a aanlor
' Ambler and chorus; fourth reader, group, will present Ihe Virgin by
Robert Anthony end Anthony 1' T, k uon o Shcu-
.lazso. chorus. «rrnt Night. Ilith, herds James Waters will sing the
.render. Ruth Ann Krlebel; solo and popular White Christmas, followed
-•• Away in A Manger. Lorraine; bv the Boys' Chorui in Kin*; of
, Oay Troubadour, and fin-club.
Christmas In the Big Shor.'Ferst
Christmas songs. Up On the H
Top. Deck the HalLs with Holl; '"
White ChrUUnas. Santa Clans is
Coiulug to Town. Santa's visit; Jin-gle
BelK
Prsgraro for CBVIBMHM Ashembly
The Friday program In the high
sotiool aiidlLcnum Is as follows:
Scripture icidlng. Margaret
Santa Claus. Robert Feral: leader.
Harry McClure; Christmas stars.1
Elsie McCurdy. Martha Bodnar.
Cierard Stlngle; Chrhtma - ii.il
EkUT) Ognaptgi. Bruce Johnson;
., hollv. Jean Waheimer. Patricia But-
Scnpture reading. Ma r ga r e t ler.- f|n(ij cft M' Boiten u,(.r
Stuba. Sants Visits the school, play JanW8 SmI!h. ciiristmss stocsW
by Mrs. Trumps gr.de S; ptatwj A!1(In Barr ^„lpy ^^ c^*.
solo. Hekn Houser: Scrooge Learn.- ma, caro, ..j, |p n,
a lAtsofi. Ptay adapted from Dick- .^ CnPU(,niH; s,„., „, s011({ an(j
hriitnus Chrol . presentrd vme (i,„<ieV i,.or and Av
by rft,ri«:kei Dramatic club piano| Flr9l reao>r Lorrame Onbam:
solo Warrior Song, M.rjorle Rayaor ,crionis u cinf rjpon the aOdnigl.T
I Saw Three Ships, chorus;! Clear
Oiristntas m Italy, reading by Mary «.,„
Baltano. O Little Town of Bethlc
hem, duet bv Theresa Magglo
JCMphira Trasato: Christmas
Poland, reading by Peggy Collins:
Christmas Has Come, chorus; Merry
Bells of Tr\ile. reading by Josephine
Trasato: Xylophone solo. Virginia
Lensl: Sheplierds Be Merry, chorus. (h,,nj.
9h?o*rus^; lC.h*ris0t"maMs rClPa'rolPt(nort^SC?h!ll?-' OrahamT sisU"r^d~Itfrwd Wseu'iFrmj
tM reading by Betty Cooper choius. Oh come All Ye Faithful ; ishing wlih'o medley of carols.
rhorus groap, Gerald Murphy. Joan] For the final, the entire student
Holj Night piano solo by IUJ Ijl(.ls rarl Murphv.: bodv will join In Lngthf Silent
Rlslev: Awav in a Manser, solo bv,„ .... u _ .1. . Bii-n. LTT1Rlsley; Away Manger by B(.,,v A||[1 Mlll„.r AUred ^frfi.tjJHJ/.t ' '
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Barbara Slvirk; Chlistmai In Ens-
'«?d-re*^n8,by
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Am,^uni,v' ?'*?*' &Uley. Anthtny Palazso.
All Ye Shepherds, rhorus. solo1 by AmWt.r RliIh Ann Krlebel. Lorraine
Frank canpl. To Shorten Winters (,rn,inm Kathrvn Perst. Margar.:
Sadness. fhcriis: SI ent Night, solo WalUmwr Hoberl Kehoe. Carol,
by Marilyn Rlssel. Hark^The Her-Alin Ma.MuIlen. rjoiorts Carpenter,
aid Angels Sing, chorus; Traditional anii N Graham.
II. Barold Knight
Porlrail Unveiled
carols by the audlenct
Rewrve OflU'ers*
Meeting TliiirM*u\
omc*
Chi Mmai Dan 1
and other llainmable mateilul pull
Keep the tree outdoors ■m.il ,« ,<u &JF* al least 6
10 install it. !Ii8ht
Do not set the tree up until a Il! hotels, churches haapitaJi and
■.. days bttore Chilsimai othti plaeu "t usemb
Place the tree In thi ' ! offices, the location Of
if tiir tiiiiisf li I ■ is of vital ini-
'.he radiator close to the tree. iC" '■ •■'' DOt be lo-
Under no circumstan ■■
■otton or paper for decoration of ^a,uf which would provide an up-the
tree, or around the tree l:pr draft It afaouU not be near
Do no; place tlectric traiusi*"' ' blork-around
the tree.
■ric lights and see'ali doors leading to
that all of the strings are in good',ll<' building. particularly upper
ondltton and not 1 raved Those Malrs. if located close to a Christ-which
have been mspe<<ted bv Un- mas tree, be normally kept closed.
:irrwriters' Laboratories ha\e a pap- i A definite Inspection inould be made
or band around the wire or a state-1fach morning by someone of au-nent
on the box to cetenuine whetlu-r the
Do not leave tree lights burning '"w should be left, up for a longer
■vhen no one is in the house From Umc- and whether it shall be
;me lo lime inspect the tree and h8"ted again Remember, a small
M vlicilicr any ->f the needles ,r,'e cfl" oe as beautiful as. but
near the lights have started to turn I***1 hasiirdous than, a large one
brown; if so. ObsU n.n 1BH H-tm.i • tTM in ottOI
t the* lights not be loeatftl in tucri
When the needles start falling, as to block exit iioni the otti. e
tSJtS ihe ;:,, doWB and discard It I In case Ol fire, leave the building
tf It is desired to keep the tree up Walk, don't run. Cull ihe tire de-he
tree lighted for move than a parimem
School Holidays
Starl On Kri<h\
Robert C Landls. r-uprtintciidcnt
if Ccnshohocken public schools,
innounced today that the high and
trade schools will recess for the
7hrtstmas holidays from 3:30 p m,
'■rlday uiiill Monday, January S.
IMt.
Rev Christopher J (libnev an-nounced
that St. Matthew's high
.ind grade schools will close for the
lohdays at 3 p. m. Tuesday Decem-m
9, and will begin sessions Jan-iary
5.
Ired K Rice principal of
West Consliolimken public school,
•nnounced thai pupils will be dis-nlssed
for the holidays at 2:30 p. m.
1 ■
Chorui S
In Woodla
1 Chi .
oouiane
VfMtrymaii 30 Yean
Vl Calvan r.luirrli;
Service TODIOITOH
i Bond BMd 71 ■ i Bryn-lave
club
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■ Bongrnen
ol Horrtatff . utlclpete.
The local Con I
group's numbers i
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Humixrdtneks Hi
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Wllhun R.ort U..,,l -l l ■!■■. ■ ' lY< ,,;,, wuii.un [bind Read n.or B
. fro.m the contai
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i i Una Mi tv
Hi ad had retired from active ■, sang-w
ol men will din
Margaret C
ward (i Hilda
both groups ai ■■
iiiLiritx-i of rwi w Alfred Hofl
■ Octave citib. will ■ i
that iroup'S ntmibers and thi
A member of Calvarv i by thi three groups
hmvh he served On the vestry tor Alice IAK>onlfaJ Bal i
earn. He was n member of will I
m Is open to thi
.. \ Y n.'
ol the gpiseoptJ Dtvtnit:
I'hlladi'lph;.i; I im :
of Cincinnati and of thi
dub Cafeteria Open
Plan Reburial
For War Hero
Li. I.lt-mloii Sriferl
Mii-il In ]9i2 Invasion
Ri burial services will be held
Saturday afternoon at 2 at the Ar-dell
funeral home. 300 Fayette
I Lieut Olendon S. Sel-ler!,
30, a one-time resident here,
who lost his life in the invasion ol
Normandy In June 1942
Pull military honors will be ac-
At High School
l'ii-t Meals S«TM'II
\t Noon ^ cMrnlav
Tomato juice, meat loaf, mashed
tfui wring ure hi- wife, Rtl h
Blddle Wood Rawd
daufhtai i ami
Blddle Road, at boine; Mis Umond
s Brown, 3d. of LeOrnn.! I I
formerly of woodlane; tin t ancis
Howard
Wood Head, of Woodlane si
jaium Huger Read, at home One
sister. Mrs. Alan Wood. 3d ol Bryn
Mawr. and a brother. lh>b<: I ol
Columbia. S C. also survive
•rvlces will be held to*
I in OaJvarj ,,.,„ pui, „, rmlk mr?d „„„,
This menu wouliln i in-i
opt nm i' i the ftnt u-i
i i ■ ■ ii tttokoa nigh
00. cafeteria, first In the
morning fr„m the Moon tunoral o| ,h, local pubtt. Rhooto, which
, 70S Favetu tree) oi rhom
OBnen. 66. husband ol Hettie ., ,„,,,, boscmeiil M
ll . Ol 177 popiLs and tOMhtfl * Joan ■ehooloa n Miquon. a sen-]
1111 lor, was the first student to be
Bplscopal church
prtvato
Interment will be
Thontu I'. i i'1-rii-ii
hon
Woodward O'Brien,
street, Philadelphia, who died
"xpccledly Friday Lftorn on
•niladelphia OencrtU hosplU Belfv Ixm Ferrler. Spr.n
tlj on the road I ■n operation , ,.,,„., m ,,<r Uinv
: qulem wai Una I bo] and gtrl awsitibg 'I"
sung in St Matiliu Ming of this new
church at 10. with interment in gS ri ■
Cost to the pupil of the complete,
nhoouurr'bwelioiwre ndii«smmiiNssai IOo pprreesseeinut p«' 772. American _Leg-—ion. In' "«■" "' Consimhoiken, h ■ wa.< | ,ved platter style llle Mm o[ Rebecs Crswluid O-was twenf
ACS to the children The .charge. Rev Chester T. Winters., Bllfll and Uie lat(. M1|.|lB,., ,
West Conshobcickrn school will re-1 0,^0,. ot tni. p,r,t Ba,rtwl rhurch u'Hi.n Residing in Philadelphia 10 the school, became the Si,
lose'*111 ""'^■t* Interment will b.-.'■>" ' "'. '"- aft, he -. ss thi equh-sWnt of nine cent
null!?'' ™Tbe,r !?■ 8ftKU,Ciril?fco«»«». *«»> the Joseph P. Wagner! Matthew-s cotoeosry
£&^£Jl&'£^.»« TH *—ettn Legion. ZL£^J5£B«
>pen January
Upper Merlon school.
Friday. December
pen January i
19. and will re-1 Oeorge Washing t>
park, near Ambler.
Lieut. Seifert. son of Alfred
Memorial vears as a conductor I for each platter oorood
rtth the Philadelphia Trnnsporta- Mis Ifelaon Qulgg and Mrs Hei-itou
oogopanj he openlnt
.^..afO. He is sun'ivrd. In addition to, unlisted bv Mrs Alioe Brown, ma-
Belfertand the tat* Alier Dies ng-i n|„ wH(, , h1s mi„h( , wurkr
g*"«<.wos a„ryphew of M ,,,,,„ K „.
1 r.u U*LT,W ?35 R"t Tp,lth
with whom he resided ior I short R.,.,.l]kj(l Mn( Rll(h i^-vm.,
time 111 his youth: William C Dn
singer, of 314 West nth
Frank Dieslnger of West OonsfaO- RaJJ ,,i Cold Pi in' and Mn V111- lOCOtod in Ihe for-hocken
and Mrs John Orauel. East! L-ent LeFevre. of Lawno.il.- tn.- botlsf room, opposite tiir <ook-
I, , l I M ■ , ing deiinrtmmt of the domestic
here before her marriage He Is sur- ■ airhh J. niuri.irn science classes Twelve
vtved by | , ima Dim-1 Aftti a slurt illness with pneu- were among thi
ney. and a brother A Woyi 1 Patrick J Morlarty. 84. Christmas decorations ario-ned tin
fert. both of Philadelphia hukLaiid o! Rebecca DoughOtt] roon and a luge basket of flowers
Receiving his basic education m Uoriarty and former Montgomery' the |tf1 Hlug the
radu- c'lunty jury comnussiota: died Ptl- equtpnonl lent ■
ated from Maple Shade High stlv>ol dai
A portrait ol the late Lt. Harold
Q Knight. Jr. who was killed in
grades four and fivei action on Ma. 8. 1943. in the Paclfi-
Lorralne Hltner Helen Jiunnini.i area, was unveiled Monday during
John Bodner. Anna Smith. William!the annual memorial sendees of th.
Speelhoffer. Frances Smith. PtOAces Montgomery Bar association In
Attopledl, Edith I^-flar. Marie Mc- Court Room B Judges Holland.
Curdy. Bertha Blalr. and Jean H.ir- Kn.gh' and Corson presided,
association'rtson It Knight 1 naval officer, was
111 hold Its monthU meeting in A Christmas A. hf nh one of :t» members of the
Norrlsiown. at the Stewart Armory C. John Podguskl; H. WllUani bar in militerv .service who was,
in Elmwood park on Thursday TheVlninc; R Brn-1 BaylOj I Charles kilted in action He also was the1
association is made up of former Campbell. S. Richard Rodenbaugh. only member of ihe bar association
officers of tl»e Army. Navy, Marine T. Michael Malanowski. M. Robert to lose his life as a result of enemy!
Corps and Air Corps. Tills meeting Qunde; A. Robert Campbell; S. Jess. - . rj war days,
will inaugurate an extensive Grtffln. and speaker. Robert Reimcr | The young attorney's memorv wasl
membiTshlp drive and the prlmarv Christmas play—"Not to Be Open- Uulopizei by Louis M. Chllds. Ill
goal t> to StVOl] eves? ex-offlcer| ed Til Christmas" ..groni tiller. Esq., and Vlc>'
Characters Marie. Rose Manei tor J RobOl
Lois. Lorraine Rupp;, T\t^ „\i painting was unveiled bv
Marilyn, Lotlls Campbell: MaJate. Giles Knight, snt-vear-r.ld son ol
i: will be placed
Wanamaker: Danny, Bobby Nolan n the bar association building. Airv
Jackie, June- Roop; BobUe. jack;andCL lorristown.
Strouse; Rimnie. l>onald Hanruhnn : Durini the ceremonies the mem-
U Baylor.
McDonell: Paulette. Mary Ann 1 Esq., who died last Februarv. also
Folly. Lots Rohm: Teddy! was eulogized by Joseph L Prbice,
Church Chimes
Are Dedicated
I :110c Gniji.rv'J.'ttMMi
At S|irri;il SoMfvktM
A large congregation of :■
„. iht uulph Milk ami Rrbrl HUI omnantownl'he"^ U«r'
^rea and many veterans wh'> liave
removed from the immediate en-virons
were in attendance at the
s-teclal dei,; 01 of the
Clarence Nip ' on Sunday
at the Oulph Ohl 1
Frederick Ftsh. president of the -
bonrd ,1 thejdentlal Utv Insurnnce Company
chimes, in memory of tin L:1 *• A",1V "> July
T Hgt Clarence (Oppos, .ir. so ■ ■ eived bis basli ■
Mr. and Mrs Cla:-eiui- MnpOS, King »< for' I-"". N. J and nil Office.
Manor, and m ho,,.,■ ;,i all niember.l^SJn\JSL?"U,m\i\l 2? ba^of ."iR^dnmage SiM lV.
of the church and of the adjacent *** ****&**1*™* '" ' '' lb Hie pnuhonotary s office tod
communities who served with the ant in December 1M2 He .. , Thomas and her son, Rob- |fH
armed forces in World War II ThS the North Africa and Stclnn cam- m ^^ ch^t,,, ,,,
chimes, mounted on tl» church wall the North African and Sinlan cam- Grove, brought the action again
above the choir loft, were received camr«lgns he was l^wn back tolhe (ils,rtil. L Burnett. Welsh road. «
and dedicated on behalf of the, base hospital m North AMcs sad Wllkni Orm-e Mrs Thomas charges org
church by Rev Robert C Lindts.|i-penl Com Ipentmi that s dog .mued b) Bumeti at- ind .
supply pastor of Culph Christian then. , on the right $.m fiotn John Wood Manufacturing
church and stiperlntcndcn of Con- Transferred to England, he un-'leg near the knee lasl June 13 \ company The club
shohocken publli .ing derwenl ix months1 advanced Becauae of his Injuries, she asks with the Red Cross camp and hos-dedication
the first hymn played on iraimng and was assigned to the1 110.000 for the boy and S5.000 for pftal 1
: 'her and guaidi..n 'flic Mm of |1 i(f to |3 Wlfi provide
near Newark, N J , wheie be ■
iii following his
after his brief residence here
Sd an evening COW
legc while employed by the Pi
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ii onlinued en Page Hireri
115,060 imfced
In Dotrliitr Il<is4
Servicemen <;ifis
Fiuul Drive Ending
The bite nl dog
W is 'he hist dm tn niakt
.ma.n tO the find In mi!
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■ ■ leneral hos«
within reasonable commuting
tance of the meetings.
Lt. Colonel George W Stalnaker.
unit instructor of the 438th Air
Force Base Unit stationed at North-east
Airport. Philadelphia, will speak
on Air Reserve aethrtUss. Lt Col-onel
Stalnaker la well qualified to -*<* Kenneth Speaker; Jock. Edwin ory
command that local reserve unit I "i00"1"'
Air Corps rated and non-rated' ^J^?'-
personnel will be especiaUv inter-! Jred Stlngle. Topsy Qeneva Onf- Esq
ested in Lt Col Stalnakers message. I "n- Eva- Betty Jimtnez; Fairy. The court room was crowded with
He will explain minimum require- Harel Jones: Jack Prcwt Bobby [ !r,. rnberr- of the bar. coun attaches
ments of active participation In the rTsh; Other Toys. Charles Harrlsoti|and family gsgfji
reserve program and other topics and Charles Smith.
of immediate importance to our na- '
Uonal defense policies.
Finii Slulrn Jeap
Faculty members. Mrs Sara O
Kelly, Mn Anna Swelmler. Mr>
1 J.ukson. Mrs Thora Colt-
Miss Mildred R Lawless. Mrs Mil-dred
K Ricr. principal
« jeep owmd by Samuel Hayes' . ,. ,. . . .
Dunn, this borough, was reported 111 HnlMlin \ltirt*
tolrn from where it had been Tnr chrtstmas illumination
R«<('.\<> Dtploma
Michael R Colaiir.1. 148 West
Eighth avenue, was graduated Iron.
11 School of Aei'iiiaiitiL.'
Philadelphia, on Friday Colanzi. a
veteran, trained under the O I Bill
of Rights and completed fourteen
-"*"- """J":''. m-S .t™ ™ f,ins,m'l'; illumination a■ini.,nths of studv and practical work
parked at 200^ East Hector 5treet ,-,u Ami., ,„, L^n homt_ «eco„dim MTVTmtt and aircraft engine mc-sometime
between 7 and 10.30 av(mue and Arrest street He received hb diphena
Thursday night The vehicle was ughted for the season Usl night |flnd roUrse certificate at exer is, ■
™" amons.the hr.-t here Wreaths, held at 1 llowlng
centired wnth red electric oandles.|luncheon Represenlatlvse "
recovered later at the Reading rait
roaa station • f rom
Eastern Air Lines. Miami Fla . and
Vought-Chaiiie Air.i.ilt company
Stamford. Conn , appeared as guest
speakers He is the son of Ralph
Culanzi uf Ml West Eigr'h avenue.
1 hi tie out in each of the many win.
dows of the Colonlsl-type head,
quarters
KrMiiiH'* l>uli«>
.^rrrhr'?.?fc'"Sr,oni|St. MatH,e»V Mu«.-alr [rniml aMBUlsg
Quaker Chemical Products corpora-* \ Christmas mtisvale will be pre-!
Mon nas resumed her duties after rented by the pupils of St. Mat-undergoing
observation lor Ine thews school music das* Sunday
■sjsjsj in Bryn Mawr hospital .afternoon in the grade school aud-
I itorium The production, sn annual
lliir.ni|i.ri.«t.v*■it■.■t_r ] affair markhig the Christmas sea- s(m lfl under the dJrcctio|1 ,)f HM„
Miss Mary Ptnrrntlno, 101 West M John of the Cross The public is
Seventh avenue, a sophomore at invited No admission will be chare-
Conshohor-ten High school, is im-'ed but « silver ijffering will be re-proving
She has been confined 10 ceived School will recess tor the
her home for two weeks with a .mid Christmas hnUdsys Tuesday ftfter-attack
of pneumonia noon
he chime which is e •ordlnsted Normandv Invaakm HewasklUed„
through the keyljoard of the'the I>.rient France beachhead
church's electric organ, was ■ Rock: Temporary intermeni took place at
ol Ag.s played by Miss Beatrice Lorichi
Shore, organist
The prr^entstlon and dedicatory I na All**
■crvices of thi chSfJMS in bOfMf of | Kill AlHIltlOII
Sgt. Ntppes culminates a congrega-I
tlonal project of many menths tint - I ft h |,... ]l4knwjt
ing which suistripib.ns ware re- ■"■■■« fisurii^s
' -uli)>i Mills. The building OOfSmlttOS of the
Rebel Hill and adjacent areas that Barren Hill Vohtntser Fire com-thare
might be a !Jstin« memorial panv. nf which El
to the soldier who gave his hie on b UM 1 hairmati. and Wli:
an air in- held lb
mtn Ol the c.initnunlties meetini; lust Friday evening in tl-
The Sunday school ctsss. of which fire boSsBB Aft. 1 tU
had been a member, pre- plans unanimously approved the
sented a decorative floral tribute in proposal to erect a second floor over
tits honor, which, upon conclusion the present fire huuse and an ex-rvices.
was presented to tension to the rear
(amity This provides fnr the fire truck
— and equipment room to
rViiiauMOaw I separate from the auditorium and
*•■■■■'"' banquet hall to be erected as a sec-
A barking stray dog. whirl, had ond floor with independent cn-become
a nuisance to residents in trai
the East Ninth avenue MI linn of Tl»' basement will be equipped as
the borough since it wandered Into a "»"■<■ r<*m i»"d amusement cen-the
section last summer, will be re- •**" ,,,r '»e firemen with an en-moved
bv the Montgomery county trsnrrind.;
S PC A, a.s H result of com- P*001 A, caretakers anartmetit is to
plainu lodged with Burgees Blalr ^ rniwtnictrd as an nddin,
J .u ^ITl.a ,._„.-„,.... —.1.. rear of the first floor Charles K
and the poUce department early oeLschlaaer is the nr-httt^t
Sunday morning The request to the tJe«'n*»w-,r
S. P C A was made bv Officer „ __ . __ .
Blake in accordance wtlh the wish- Ist'tf* itv^rw At ItrPXfl
es of Burgess Blalr The curly-hair- Amvng rh,w. uhi, r,(rlved df.
ed mongrel has, on occasion, been ^^ M ,he Drc.xpl C(jril[11,
sheltered on stormy nigh s and fed today |n pn^^jph,.. ls Edward H
frequently by some families in the Nagele. 136 West Tenth avenue
section despite the fact that the dog aw.niKi a bachel •
has been somewhat of a nuisance. gre*> in electrical encinecr:!:,
She contends Burnett knot tin
or left ut the home
mil nlrrau
and accustomed to attacking and. Contribution
biting mankind lews: Join, W
■ Whlteman
% ill \ i-ii WI-NI Coan ',v
;"t;"f
,;„ ""M:'II:V ,25' womw^
Isador LrM»y MtSO NSMSI wnh Dooatl B -nun's Socis'
his daughter Mrs Samuel Field, 201 Union ol First Bar
Fast Tenth svanTM »ill IggTs to- '
ntomri bv rail for l>» Angeles. ''an >rzak: It V
where he will spend " ^.muiv: Moser piass
-Vu.he.n CMonna college Mr. w^
retired cigar manufae- . - i,1lknis
turer. having operuted a business at M., j F;..nk Markel. Miss Agnes
Ninth and Walnut streets f(ir 1. v l DeHaven:
number of years He has resided Msrme M OrUtth; Fannie Cam|>-
here for the last rwn and 1 l>:.|i bell;
years
( hrixirmiH
Safety Units
Traffic
ttassrds
2 Put the chrUtmas
"good will" into vour attitude
1 drivers and pod)
3 Don't let ChrLstmas pack-age!
Oh ' Ion when
■sham.
t Don' drive if you drink
■
I Start in time and lake it
sSsej fcr sjrtnh 1
hurcti 11 so—Ai
{class: II Seth K Mitchell
Inventories Filnl
In Local Entafm
TIM MTgOWl estate le:>
arine J Weston, Gladwyne. has an
led value of »1,228.9M72
: tn a reixtrt to thi
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M m cash S621.417 80 in
* W.;i30 43 in stocks and S3.-
409.25 n
.upplementiil Invento'
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The fire comi.u i.ion will hold Its
December meetuig tonight at 8 at
Washington fire house
Puhlirotittn \otice
Urn of Christmas serv-ices
which will be held by
ild be in the
' rt,e Rir»rtf>r
publlcstinn In
graduate of Conshohocken High
school and the son of Mr and Mrs
W A Nagele
Kirr M;.MI;ILM- Knof
Pir.*. bSSteVOd go have In •
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damage to the roof of a converted]
bungalow
••ft ncrttpted br Stanley
■
Pirrrneii fi
. No 2 fire rumpa
plojed booster slream-s to exUnguish
the flames
Check your :
tl'iiiK that might cause an ac-cident
water and awav from 1:
3. Use electric tree and win-dow
lights—no lighted
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DstdSfTSfalg time
■ ■ k roar electrics! son-nacrjons
for shorts and w. m-p
flimsy Chnstmas dec-orations
end wrappings awav
from the fireplaee
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WhiLemarsh
. H Hall
' Sherman
■ ■ insho. bocken, 1232902
"•■'irmJO, Samuel C M-Fsr*
land. Whltemarsh. 10.09542
FIVE CENTS A COPY
Ex-Resident
Is Suicide
By Poison
hi-coM-rt-<l By >X ifr
In » ;.i I'arkiil Vl
l.tv 11 Mawr •T.nllt'fzt*
A 31-year-old research chemist at
■ local Industry, and I former local
resident, took nis tile with poison
yesterday at noon outside Bryn
Mawr college, where his wife is a
-mdclit
Il« was Joseph Heiin Klitber. ut
lluriion avenue near Oarfleld. Nor-wood.
Delaware county, who has
tnember ol the laboratory
stall ut Quaker Chemical Products
corporation for the past seven years.
He married lor the second time six
mouths ago.
Coroner W. J. Rushong pro-nounced
his death a suicide The
poison used is being analysed.
Klaber worked as usual at the
local plant yesterday morning, ap-poarlni
111 customary W.HXI spirits.
He lefl the plum ui noon appar-
1 lit 1 \ tO h.i\e llllii hSOn : ■ n L -:
heard from again A 1 elephant1 call
to ihe plant at 430. revealing
death by his own hand, was the first
intimation the company had ihat
rmythlngj was m
Wife Discovers Traiedy
Tlie tragedy was discovered at 1
p in by Klaber's wife, Uiretta, 29,
who Ll iiitrndiug Bryn Mawr col-lt-
gc under the O. I Bill of Hlghts.
she found her husband's body
sprawled on the back seat of his car,
which was parked near the college,
: w-studeiit tnlonned her
Klaber had been waiting since noon
Aware that he needed iniinedtate
medical aid. Mrs Klaber drove her
husband to Bryn Mawr hospital,
where he was pronounced dead on
arrival Dr John Berry atmhuled
death in p..
Unrar Itsrloo detectives reported
they found a vial containing what
they believed to be a few grains of
poison and an empty beverage tant-
1 It- in the rear seat of the car.
In Klaber's pockets, detectives
raid, thgff found two notes, but de-clined
t.< disclose the contents They
rUso found a wallet, containing S23.
a pay check and a bank book show-ing
a "substantial" deposit made
yesterday
Mi Kiiii>-i toad detectives her
husband had left for work al the
IgflgJ plan! al the .nine In: 1
Mr clgssoa
Klaber wns divorced from his first
1 (irmer Oesss D* Pas*
MM. -'ft of New York City, last
February .'8 She is said to have
been wed last May to Oarrett Op-lieiilieiiii
35. Hew York newspaper*
man, and to be residing in New
Ymk ('itv Two children were born
to Klaber and his first wife The
tne tune
on East 11th avenue
KIIIIMT received hi^ SOI
iimi in the schools of Ilichlund
Park Illinois, and was graduated
from Mif til ute 1 t
Technology In WM re*
it ■ th ■'
The mone*y which he -
yesterday was apparently his salary,
cmi-iiinTitiiiy payment
>>l whl( h was made yesterday at the
QuaJtSt conipniiy
i ioiiriliousf Group
Chrislmas Sinj;
The program for the Chnstmas
sing of the Court House Chorus was
announced today In James A Cur-iw
tMluotai ihe Christmas an-
1 earosi will lte sung in
t 11 a m,
Wedn«sdav |>cesubst '-'4 Thr nub-ile
will Join in the singn
carols
The 24-volce chorus will rive the
following program- Carol. Adestc
Fidells: anthem. Arise. Shine:
carols, Silent Night, and The First
Fhs Birthday of s
King <by the women members of
the choriMi, carols While Shep-herds
Watched Their Flocks by
Night, and O I.i'tle Town of Beth-lehem,
contralto solo by Jane C.
Morten Weep, Bob* Bab*
(1 Come Ail Ye i-mihlul.
and while Shepherds Watch Their
Night, carols. Hark The
Herald Angela Sing, and It Came
Midnight Clear tint hem,
O Holy Night: and carol. Jov To
Tin World
*lll be Marion Olass.
.t< Kenneth Hail-in-
Mrs.
Olass and Mrs Katie]
■■■. ■■: I .:,.,
Olass, Mnrgaret
0 Orubb, .iiiiia S •
. 1 leaf.
garet B. Suing. Nini I Westhafer.
Iraos; also. Clara Conkhn,
Edllhp CUTO KiiOirv M Horn-ing.
Harriet Ihrlg Jane C Morley.
/nn J 11^ '"itlvm W
Fowler, C Arthur Oeorge Kenneth
■
bass. Harold W Ratchelder Walter
I •ePrefon-
N'orman
The Court Houw aborts, lias been
■ Faster. 1941
Slrurk B\ \11lo
ph Mosa-kiwski
321 Spring Mill SVOI
-■-'■ '.t'O'gomery
Lt*tten i,i'iiiih-il
HMrrSsra ■ndsU Wnr4 Oaroshahock-en
The eststf Is valued at 13.200
The full 1 ■ ■ rift sus-
MlTWd when he .was rtrui ■
Carl H Faust 341 Sprini- '
n determined The
i . '
- r of the automobile was
ler bend by Magistrate
Francis J Bobenrieth pendit^ the
" In Junes.