The Conshohocken Recorder, January 2, 1948

              ®I)c Coti5l)ol)ockcu Accoofar
ESTABLISHED 1869, NO. 7758.
CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2. 1948.
Town Council
Will Organize
Monday Night
Burgeas To Piealde
At Officers' Election
To Two-War Term*
ConshohuLkm town cmmctl will
meet In the council chamber Mon-:
day iM'iiiiig at B to' effect an organ-lzation
bv electing officers to serve,
for the ratting two yean. Seven,
members will be sented. six ol whom!
were re-elected at the November j
General electtun. The lone exception
L- OhmrlM Orohoski. a Republican,
who succeeds Tttomns McCarter ■
also a Republican, who retires after]
a service of sixteen yean.
Those re-elected ore Philip Grav-,
inese, first ward: Prank CapaWl.,
second ward: Ray I. Fiero, retiring
president, and Thomas Williams,
fourth ward, and Joseph Thomas'
and Charles Mmire. tilth ward. The
entire membership ol council is Re-publican.
t the members who consti-tute
Jie new council have never
taken part in an organization meet-ing.
This la because they have all
been elected within the past two
veart to fill vacancies with the pos-
KKI'ORTS KOR YKA,! Upper Mcrion ***>**** rr Injuries Reporte,
School Expense
Rising Sharply
Herron Brother*
Hospital Patients
' £#%
SuperintendenJ Sav-
Mon* KUIMU Needed
To Malnttdn Gaini
Cedar avenue. West Ooottl
i. coafbMd t» her home b\
ed tendons of the nurn ankle, sus-tained
when she fell wink lot
UiK at Mnrkley's rink. Trooper,
night.
Forrest Names
20 To Staff
Of His Office
TAKING OFFICE
Vw Dbtrid Attorney
Will Trite !..» Oath
Momluy Afti-rimon
Distrkl Attorney-Sleet E. Arnold
Fttrrea. ,■ Osmhoho^k*]
muntown pike. Plymouth Orat. ttVBSSLiS
■usUlned ■ gun In ins right let re- fa i
potv i dw-
WJUUUEV IH'KI.IN
Fire Marshal
May Be Named
I'lymotitli Kirt'iiii'ii
Ask \|>|miiiliiifiit
ward; Waller RadasEew.KI and VYI1-,"" "™ "" "»""•■■■ -,„„,,„„„ anccs mlo a capitul reservc.luiid.
third ward Thomas Williams, lief association, the Plymouth town- been used forftvc v.ar.v additiuna,
fourth ward' and Harvey Shaw, ship commissioners are expected to space was needed
John P HenoTi, of 312 East Ninth
avenue, and Robert H- Herron. of
334 ^,, - Si-tnUi avenue
John gteron hai been in m,-
i.ettlth tor several months
She iry treated at Montm-me, y He has been confined to the tna*
Hospital immediately after tin SCCt- pttal for several day.v 1IM
.:. duufod, returning. I. rul undergo »ur-additional
traatiMnl Wednesday steal treatn ' M has
She is a member of th<- office .-'.<' 1 bee) ■■ Schuvlktll Iron
of W C Hamilton A: Sons Miqiioi: Works fur many Jtaan He is a
Jama A Lynch. Jr. 11-year-old, pr o m i n e n i inembei
MO Mi and Mrs Lynch 11 i
bool dh> -
••i I Warren H Cucklln. superiii- .silstalnetl a Rfisn lit nis neni if*; LOT OWOI ■■ an icmuii u-. ■■ , .
SSan, ■ '«ito the quiring MX niturea, while ■■■■■■■ *m / ,V,h
i uppn M.M ■!. on i he grounds of his htvt errtce he ha* »m^ l me " ™* "'" *' "
Kls as the best evXnce of the Tuesday He was tmtad at Mont- rendered the » '"" '" '"
growth to be lountt Pri« to 1*38, gomery HLoapitaJ and diaftb*r*ed.{ elected honorarj praatdent about iwrnom,
the schools of Upper Merlon wei. 'mid is confined »o his home H. -hi ago Reatta <M >'>e W.
■nber of scatte ■ rwood Academy, flu-i- HolM>It Herr.«i suffered an Injurj- ry?agl^JKy.£SiUPS^>
buildings serving only the eiemen- nut Hill. to Ml foot „ r n I'
tarv «rades ■[..■ '• Pain-i.; Kelly. 10. daughter of ltt««Uiig to hi '"'■ "mee will be avalloolr at all
Unenahip who wished to to on to Mr and Mrs Jamos Kali) ol 120 (.:hrtA aaanufacturina plant. Ply- iimea, rorresv swteo
hiuh sthwl had to go to tta to- w. | Boeta '" wi tnal n tl Meeting. Tlte injurv hat fail- Most uniwrtant of the new pwe-boring
schot.l district! where their] ed at Montgomery Hospital u , pond to treatment, and ru pototmente
parents had no voice or vote in de-j result of an accident while sledding vn. idmltttd to the bOflpltaJ 1 or Ennii
Usnnlnlni poUclea or curricula of- in Robin.>-un street near her home. QbaarvatJ
j Tuesday- She suffered a laceration
Wl.en the mtdtnte Hi the town-' °yer her■ rlghl *yc._She ll a .pum'
ship at. i, Itah 1 central- ">t
i/til bjgh tcl 1 wtUl Ul added fa*
imi d .. large bond-ed
indebtedness, for the total ex-ptDJe
could not be anticipated at
thai time. Under the then existing
laws, tunds could not b? fcccumu*
lated to meet anv propoW
Ing li was not until ia44 thut
■.-. - EtegidentOfBoroocfa
parochial school. Ol ltH hOfOUghs t-.:-h lamilies
Plan Outdoor Frank Marks
Movies Nearhy Dies At 89
liiJj:f I'ikc I.<Malion
\«m Being Prepared
" Wit.'.
Count) Detective. A former duct
»,,. „,rabc„ OI on,--^S'glS'..
tire force of Waah-niKton.
D. C
Anolhei iniijur appumtment *n:
■ J Kerns, ol Evaivsburg. to the
i-.ief operator of :)» liont-
0 ninty poii.-e radl
He lUCCaedt John Outtun, ill While-ibmltted
his re.-Ug-natlon
effective January 15.
Other members of the detective
HON. r. AKVOI.ll POBBSH
Wires Broken
Bv lee Storm
KU-rlricily Cul Off
From Manv IIIIMICS
Mntciiists who all}
FIVE CENTS A COPY
Stubborn Fire
On W. Elm St.
Injures Nine
Store And DweHbigi
Art* B;nli> Damaged
Bv Flames \nd Smoke
Pire of undetermined ortuin. ap-parently
starting in the b
gutted out e Hist fltwr di
store and dwelling, damaged
floors of tht i i. treel Dulldlng,
mid did extemdvfl dame
laroer siiui) utd dweUlng,
■ ■
";i mi while .iii oooupanti i I both
buildings twi .it lending New Year^l
ntamtloni elsewhere.
The more severe loss-occurred in
i.ivttgline,
famr! tu-i *.nd pounrilman. lo-cated
ni 11 West Elm street The
second property, which apparently
nib d from the Travagiini
fire, is that of Frank Kon
barber. 13 West Klin street. Bath
buildings were unlnhabil
lowing the connagratiuii
by firemen "as one of the hardeat
bo tittht in the botougha '
llremen Injured
Seven members of the two fire
companies, WnatitnfUm and Cou-
■hohoeken N<I 2. which iptodlli re-sponded
when the fire •
'ered. HHtalned injuries which re-h,.,
".,„, stand medic*] tnatrntnt A score
in 111 I Hi , ,jt,_. Hmiiuu, BHM-P uivt-Il
For Past UW Yean
fifth ward. Mr. Williams has been consider creating this post at Its wing
seated twice in the past two vears. January meeting, Monday night at, debtednei
■ will call Plymouth township hall ii:
as added.
force, all reappolntments are Albert i bruIlt oI sIect and lce ^ a bl,.ak ' , '. . '! "
Murphy, of Lower Merlon; Jan 1I1(, u,. lllBl„ at the scene.
V. Oleason. of Pottstown. and )n lhlf> '^^ ann Burroundlng '^hu'"
Charlea EUer. of NorrUtown i,1|nt, .
, As«i«tant district attorneys are J vun. electric wires snapiied un
of Stroud Weber. Evansburg; Roger B.
Orel -nt
Two volunteer ilre-assoclated
with either
m also treated. ,
Tlioae Injured a«re:
niLniiuihwitw nml n Washington Company Thomas
uJSajr^^lmSm«^toh?J? & to>m the PUth ward and one of 2^Jf£L?iE£?S£^ l lil] '" ' which begw JlllmMUI. otanpanj prealdi
to isevooo. with ^ ^^-'"olT^ ^s, ,r <i* nwrt uromim-... reetdante •* ^waite tower M<-^^^^ ; |lull 1Jll.lvlKl lU(t
K^Sn«nSM ^maamantntocea ttie eojnirauiu*ty, Allam Frink Mart «M' *"■ ^; "^•'':;. ible Smnane boot; Theodon I
g^ss^s^^|^s^£^^ SSrassiSSs ' J«= R -"- ^ sin 8 . -^ «™,iM-nt IXcembt" meeting of the group through the use ol u sinking fund. Bt ,i,e present time is operator of on Sunday of u*' M»naa> iilHil'Ulln» we rgfo 111 Wett spralned right foot; and Hi
The preaent officers are PTeaMent. :™„'3r of the Harmon- tn«eS Ol eo^ating our cnUdren \ ,hli;, ()1 ,,s outdoor movlei In Mr Uutl who was in his 8fth In Vddltlon to K. ;;, Wllll rut „ lcH hand to) lautiui
Ray L Plero, "Krettry^jMeph^J. vl™ Pire .,otnntt„y. he, just been has inol(- man doubled Itself! L -.,.»■ York State Jenl ol thtt onwatAg* •»^J°h"^|n^nr?S; it< breakfart by eanaMlght^ ,,.n„ by smoke.
Burgess Ella:
the m-easing
flre-lUliunu
out ol tl3.000 per year |
Baird
QUlnn; assistant secretary. "Mils vtllcJire company
Bette Cobuum; tre,isurer._Pranci5 J.' c"
Bobenrleth; sollOltOT1,
j will take oath of office i
trlct attorney of Montgomery coun-ty,
it aas announced in council last,
month, will not te a candidate toMgSSSl'
%%^lJ^ZS$& Sr^ep,,rd ,s aUo gcegJO o, ^ -~ ^ Jn mr ^
with Mr Forrest in his law office ^JK™°«* ljW1,sh|P boar(1 "|received gjMU: thi
ban. Baa
tenth consecutive yeanTago. the total cost ol operating . ". of nftv-two lem Of the borough for the past 68 years He William *" '■""' I'"lUi°W?,:
Mn2S l-cond da'' '" l,u "'"*, ye"' ltl a ' In ■"ll"n"» u' t"1'^ »nJt«*d hre-time
tn lu.id the Plymouth town- ,hl. S(.j b »a. $136,707. meaning wum,-r uro »r v »J aokl to Mr camehVe from TougtowvUle. Bwkl ReU oyder, r,i-.t,^n and Horace ^ lh( lliatam.w horn. wen ln,.„ wi„, required awtkeJ aU,
benrieth. soucitor. j. Arnold t m. t . . rillOMiUlri Mle| ,,,- ,i on an average it took .bom I r
P
b n F Burke real couiuv and Obtalnwd I position U Woil, Up,*rVMeiion. All ftrved wi.linu. .L,,,;,^ „„ mur hours. m„k Uco|.Ke. ,8, of «
Hnr^:aS£rVZ^ i7a.oeducaUonechildinourhigh|W™tlX,^ lock tend.r :., the upper locks He under Smilliev\ „ was s^d bttl meet breaks were fru.Iul oI th. pavagtow lam.ly.
«m,B ri,£rVSii«n of UM town-ililp's two com- ^.^oi Tins year our ope> . ;i, tlt.v-two acres will be later entt-red the employ of the, other members Wthe staff( an- repaired swiftly 1 wae overconfe by smoke when he
William T M»'d^*n(,.^- ^n0_r ! panics. HarmonvlUe and Plymouth COflt ^ ,193.926. or about $158 for1
m!ilwd tor (he moving pictures. Alan Wocd Steel company as a minced today by tar Porreat are s Slr|nril).l7i whltemarsh attempted to save some traJttJMfJg
Forrest. Esq.. the borougt; *°^c"™-. ^Re-elwt.d vlce-preatdenl of the , HC„ Juptl.- Th . "hei■ thirteen acres have been puddl. 1 ... the Behuylktll Iron, i^m, niOiovanni 25gk^?*unw|l
,rv eoun- assonallo,, is Frank Marcucci Ply- expense involved In the pur- Mid to another part) where he remained '«" dlctment clerk Abnc*, o Milter. m,)n.tlK ,lliU offlrn. Lloyd Prank- neighbor who re-imVl!
tat >n'»"" oompany; Adam MackiewUv. J" "> h bwn abou( tn, w, . until tw- linn die- green l^ne, **'t<£9^ ™ enfleW
M". ,,,' Plymuuth I toM< J I1' ,. liUl :1„. ,,,. .;,,. 1)f stau> „b. ^M-,K ' « ^'^ new entgrprtae. continued Itl puddle mffle Blanche Fat, '. [ut> :lU Dtgn, ,, , ""V*1^1^^
Sheppard. Haruioiv.illc, treasure! -'.'»,"■ ™ ^ ,lft, n(1, ktp| P ^ d ft tulriinwr Mr Mark> then entered the em-, iwapher «">^t£^"^X Oermantown and Bethlehem pil-es. ing tosrn- lad at $1500
"V. .^- .... ...» 1 _.! r__ ;__ WV(.r„i -jo- „. t|„. LM Tire A- Rub')er com- "kl. Upp*r Merlon, telephone opv* ywhi'ie elect]
nd the ne iry engineer and eior "ajdinp elsewhere
j- off! ui'.s who are to be «>*: toWnsrwiAn kceul
!•• »tis elected tl i>lflre on Monday, in rt\ from hmt'i^n
. *'ih wnrri/n 1<W7 ^rlrlit^r to Mr. Pones' include the
iCtmllniied an fagr
aMist-nt so- commissioners. ' aavc $37 773 or about twice as mi
licltor "and atiended'the^n^lVof ^^&$&%£ fSffg&Z » 'iad flC^L1".
,(Juncll the past tw„ v.„s
« * * r ui'Wea*i.w.Trtbe, F. ' ■
Wett Conshohocken town council [33ftc Sheppard. Hum m| ,llld flai^-iea has takon be t-auile-i, with port- 1 o. R, M until the wr»n
will assemble in the council cham- pany. and Frunk Oryzwarz. Frank ^ mor(,.. Mf Cot ParVone ettpiid- disbanded of c tdge O Harold gtMgnt '
ber Monday evening at 8 to effect an MBrcucct and Frank Macklelwce. i,»st la,w whicji " ncea will remam eil No 241. Order ol court of Common Pleas and
organisation by electing officers u Plymouth company. 'enacted to help our teachers meet SP;,teii ;„ The automobiles from Americans, and of the P O S. of A. dent, Judjre J Burnett HOB
serve for the ensuing two years For lnsuraoce on Alimillai .,';. 11]t.rrasl. |„ the OMl Of their BV where they will b*- able to witnew He [5 8Urvived by two daughters.; the Orphnns- Court. Sheriff Samuel
one of the few times in the history The Plymouth u.wnshtp Plranfn d tne avrol] ,h(, t,(y(. 1)lld wlu be able to M£ , , , ert of Courts Loul M becorn^
of the borough, there will be no Untr.n and Relief assocm- ]'.inJ,2000 but MVe us onlv hear what is being said bv use of ™ad/ll!1(1 Mrs Cflrrlr Ooshaw. I>»rp; Recorder of Deeds John E >£«,V,n,:'h*' Sr,«u"w^Sa>
Dliangeinthe,H-r«mnelof thecotin- recently renewed lwurence- mi aU m JJ rf wltll. ,,Vi ,;i hearing sets whkb can be pla. oar Window J R-^- ™™XaS ^erawhere hleh
cllmanir bod] The terms of fOBT ,r.,mhers of the two township vol- JT^JJL^ -mere will be a deftctl ill: In the automobiles. ., whl,m he resided, gbong On,] r. SVJ eyoi 1!"^' 'I '"
of the members expired Wednesday untPer tire ,„mpanirs and Use on D-ratm_ COfltR f„r ,nr eurrrnt fiscal -p,,, c,.sl <tI the new enterprise 1$ tnd clarence E cf Rearimir A bro- Metx and Haglfltgl <! Wills JgOTJ
but all VK re-elected id the Gen- ni] members Ol thew luixiliarles u H* ^ wo||Jd uta (| >M ,his (ji, t j,,,,,,,,,.,, ,, Charles Marks, of Frie. Pa..'H Beerer. all nf Whom are already
eral eleetlon last November. Tliose lhe lutter arc listed on ttic roll 01 ^ i;i|) fl]tu,.(. m,., ,„. thegtre ready ten grandchildren and ten great- ^n-ina in their rwi»ective offices
who will be stated at the ornanlza- aetlve firemen, | u provided ,lir 0,wntnc bj the tune the weather grandt
tlon meeting are Joseph Ingram, The insurance t in the annum 01 f()| bv lfiw nr concluded rp 1 Ugh to remain outd . Oswald, died
first ward; president Jnhii Kym and (2000 denth benefits i«d «ryujg. i,P;lrt-warming Shews will be continued until aifo rV-e
October. The fiineral will be held Mundav F»re. .
Additional n - • ■ I from the Ardell tuneral Wilson
the curriculum i ' .„»-»■ V*»«A' YAM* !''!11" :'(l1' ' ' * ' ■'■ H |p|( M .11 n ■ ( '^ »II Ci f kJcCgxQ,
1 ran church, ofBot-utlng
lit the service Tntennent will
1 ■■.' tan •
Henrv McCcrrmck. second ward, and compeotttton t■>■ loss ol iimbs. dis-
Albert V. Rhoadf. third ward. Presi- aDilitv 01 accident, pa j able if death iipsurxe ui^
dent Ryan and Mr Ingram are be- or accident results (mm fttv OOm*
ginnin;' their 29th and 28th year. pw,v ,,
bv the (ommtinltv
rH for changes _
Feeoectiveh ' ii,.- udeavorlng to have been made TbsUM
T pn,«l offl-er-, ere Jaht -nstr, ^"nges additional^up,.-
Rnn presldnit. Mrs I,.,ib*l C Ty- , waur umk located at the ErnrM iwallflD,
son. MrrMary; Walur W Haiinum. sl:111„„ „l ihr p»niurtv»ni« rail-, cannot -,
treasurer; Leonard A Talone. Eso „ad „,„, „w„rt by Ih. , M, , ,f«t-r 1M9
:; William T Mulclrrw. bor- Surh conmrlion «ou]d eliminate very 1
\l
N.-v» Year
'artiea Here
Dial br looked tor "Aa a matter .^^ Moa.mB 0( „ctory shinies.
n,e Stale "otindim nf Tire HTWH, niHlliB Ol
me otaic ^ —>,„™* rte Dn.rm, ,^ti.
.eretmr thetr re^teclive onues
T«o other rounty rlrleiils. will be S,..,),.,,,.,. IllllrOSI'U
County controller John A , 1."r- (i \m InIa.lrn.,.Jinn,.rl |||1
Mania"*' UeeMe
Total LOM ID l§47
decreased becansi
L dlacharga of firearms osh>
jiii-i.l. H ni
Funernl services (or .!«■
one of the okh
163^rCririits
In Wiiitemarsh
Ailllllill Itruiirl Shows
« „K. Over Sl.OOO.SOe
Whltemarsh township Is i\i»>i-etu
nit: .i buildlni
to iiii annual report released todav
bv Building Inspector Churlea P.
Will, i H.' During
the year he lasued tn^ buildbi
. rapandltun of
.. gl.012,(W9
A 23-vear-old Norristown Jtouui [noluded in the Uai ware 86 resi-
■udustrlnt buildings. .,ne
month uso bv conlesstng to a two , >deleting
ii,. Pennavh*aBia Industrial Srin.ni n,,nk, 11(„,ls „,„. Wluer reservoir, sbt
■■ Hill bv Judge C bumei installations, six
nid -hrubbery
, Crews weri- kept on the alert by
[the township, countv and Slate In
hat travel should become,
In some unctions, work- \
whore hleh- j
wore their first sheath or ice i
I 1948
"TwmhP *'-:rl 'ih;;W Vir o, IH. wedne,- ~
The townabio now has 4000 fret termlned the amount of In al \ dnn-Annual
Report of two-k!.n-«mt-halMi. ;h" 1?2f**LWlJl!
SPCAAgent --
Applications for „ . ild m*11? "f":'1-
Mar-'aoe License Bureau tn the t.--. Mur'in Harrtnuton. Wfst; ianPOus alterations, awnU
ned bv n percent pornanee street, eave htmvlf up ,,.
d-rlna 1MT from the urevlmis vein■■ S "hen he went to Trinngle PubUoatlons, Ina, re-tl.
Norriitown pol ved a permit to erect a broad-day
nmnt morrow mnmliiR fnm the Ardell "PBK^,,,, „.,» -d t..d.iv ' Oerman-
„Umbar Of churches Held f„npral home, 100 Pa^l , ihe.tnok imit In the holdup ol the lilWt, pfl^ lllul PtourtOS
Watch Ni^ht services to wetootne ^y, ■ | rjoator 2.876 couples ..rpiiu i ''"»"« '" ' Mtrk..v Moume iT1,i Oermantown; Three towers have been owiitructeg
,,: , . !:■• Mrwl us comparer road. Whltemarsh, v
Interment will be in nnr- a-5"0 »i 19*» 1045 -ri,r mdustrlRl buildings for which
■metery AAccroorrdmimng- two "" ™ Hr tB)ci his oonsclence was both- permits were granted included threi
Ha own bouse In '■■^•^ before re- aiti mat occaaion of amusement ami Mr ^^ ^ llvpd alonf, on NO._M.M5 n« the nnai^o™^0^ . clear for Walker Bro^hers^two f'»r Kfnf*'
Many (-.ills CsTOgted
Bv Neglerl Of IVlr.
Election Toaighl
reiving help from the State" As- mtcrtainrnent Narcissa road," neat Butler pike. I
lohocken Pire Company No. had ^.p,, ln fanmg health It Van
.determined 3 Nm,h avenue and Hairy street habit of Mrs Jean M
'" Ourran Terrarp. wlw formerly »l;ba-
Wells. a^ent lor the Mont-
By 01 v*n ru^cin jiarr«MI 1] I Fire SnS?»J ■'•.-"A- N;,' w^tiir^npS i—gS.K utKaV!
^ ^ •** * . <~SZmt, f„r i»v nurrjose. not thosr ^...,r.,„i,^i,a„ mr. comnnnv No. "Tl ,...„ f'.Htn. >».»>■ it l» -n W l>t/ia. McCms Row_8wene , . . , .. a|(d one J(ir R.-JK
land, and Anna R Harvey. 5M "V1!*'two wet ■'■ '"' "" m
■onwood sueet. Norrl-stown **ext to. nfndinc a menial examlna-' th. procaas .1! constni
•!„ finii apbHeants were .lolui Ra- , ijidirut waa «n 1
met. 1300 Marklev "tfeW;!™™- H»rrlngton told Judgt 1
n. jsi wesi mlnif .. eience wa^ironducteri n siaughtrH
Fifth street. Bn<; i ,,,,, bntherlna hin Butler pike, Hai
he want to December had the lowtst numbe* ,, l)tv Tw„ swImmlnR pooln m
„ , ipltcaUons Only MB Uesnees Th), ,,, , ,, hl. bt- (hiring the ■ •■' '»
amined 19.486 animals durtnc 1947 1^ (0r ".h, lasTt six vears. L. op- ^ ^"our'communitj will have ^^J tje month TV ,l,''UM^,L«h°?h« S
AfSfattS'SBW VttSSyS. WeatSkfcChurch ;;;,;rt\,;w;:T:l,l,Sjl»;«,"";:=,cT^:5.-1'
of Butler pike. Harmonville It wns He Ls chairman of tie nrc ■ - "" .,t„nrtBH ™rtv of ttw tract on which his home
explained a growing need f(1! .nmhtee A "Youtli Rally" will be" held, to- Another hU^^ended Mg "» ^^ ( „„.,,,„,, ;*V Mar-li.
; *' 8POA. "1-5°^^ ^?J."^jrfnr SL.Sf'J1 JK PoStSptSt church and the ^ Arm! m * »;", whitemuTwli B««n!
iun«i c
. well- onlv living relatives
locslrv, and In UPJHT Merlon toa-n- v
Two contents will hlKhlight the <hiD thev are almrwt ridiculously loa „oi ,,u unti| w#l.. M,.mt)ers. with V(tr(| wl:h thP R,,^ mfln. _
:ele-tlon of ofneers nnight bv mem- and there are many inequalities. t))i,(i. w),(,s iin(J friends to 'he num- h,m ,,mlv Wnpn fi,P wan
— ,.t Barren Hill Volunteer Are Ir. e,,,,,,,,,,^ up Ins review Mr ,„. nl eighty persons, (fathered and pii|, ,tr Hart.
Dnpanr at the Are hall. German- r.„ , i:, made a areat rt#n0e(i to tfcs music of an aeon
gomery County Society for Prevei ,,in church road cleal of > lowth "how* lon ,tiTVeri by Peter Ciancl and re- nsnU( yfftc humlnc
tlon of Cruelty to Animals, ex-. w * R„!cnburv. financial secre- tn!s njowever. If we an irded numbers Hefrcshments were ,, iHimp Cf Miss
■ ■- . is op- "■■ —'" »■—1
leld for
in connection
With proper care of d"i™ was due splvps ftPC r(1,.,
m manv instances to the fact that :r]f,nX. willlam
Fiicoe^d them- morriw (
llltcheul, pn I- Baptist 1 bun h
Edwin Lightkep. Ptl ^h RPV DOI
todneaa for joppl- *-»g?™ *!»«»*.•*» •»•„¥ •B"^'}^TSSrl"i£ £SS5 ^.T-r.™''filing "S SSn. Mwo3TSS ol HorrW I
thev i each maturitv HP". L«%IO nifrn. Known 11 " a •- .,,,„.„ «ori nf Dlriiolden His A. tn nrodn
-if the Cen^
k'^™e«^'r^^r-,h?,„V;;S"^-^ »■
re. «4fe died several years SRO
the heme of one of the
As to prospect* Tor 1M8 a leap R-i-*.r, Totartd, WV I
I r; , anewhat un- ^- at an an-n
as he wan" the records mml onegtlgatioti Ji.-t|.ii Donabuf
Intent! IJenahne. was found dlfTerence lie Mi
Barren Hill Kirrtnm
To Kuril < fcriit»M I rr«'K
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■ ina 1947. end members rodny sn-
Ml prsc-
■.. what thev prwh
,:, since the inceo-m
'd the eomnanv more than S)
P vears aeo a nieht has '
T{ III Sent Toland
..U-ii^whnh^au- thTmormnl Th, enure rnjnp .hen ^( -ar of the resmence o w r.
,.„ed.hefnre the Cor,: me of.no Her e-m- J , .; « J RughonB
\i*v» l,;iH Finn
l 1 will be
condi'i 11 explains the nllght 01; ^^ treasurer and Waller E Oil- lK!rnilar
CJ,U. sought aftt-- as kittens sna|,ngpr rniei At the conclusion of trni Baptist church. Trenton. N J wfthdi
permitted to roam at largr un- , , m refreshments . SDM.tal muflc Wul be provided bv assembled at
"SI ZiiTtt™ - .ne e I> (l„, (If Fo.T DrivTH
" aaent's li^' I mcerned oonltrv Dur-
"" the vear he msl>erte1 93H Kail- I.HTIl-t- r«t«l»
SSSS.I ".'he"'eo,:,? «rke"'- AnPl.ctU, .or motor vHJlcU orjr- H
.mined l»«l rex and steera. I.ioe.tors eieamlnatlon ahould not «p- 3H=ri^r-^:«r«H21 aulterl In wamlnffa
r»»leet ol ItaMnrt or pet |
v?" .'Sv'eSli'lil Hane^nvllrTior Ut^numr-p ot e».mlnatlon. given wo. Barbal . I>ll»t-r unua ■ ■■
townahlq bnitdlne. Rldae nike op-j
■aue Hnrren Hill
n, or to H Allen Un-
, .eon, „, aelertlon, , ,„.- pnepnher, where ,he, had Jggg »«- - ^ ».«»-» B«^,TSSS
ie.rd in . aroup ot treakl-' ."''ore retorninc to their ope •red inaji ue Baa. D in-thn term O'her member,
iimbepa, ln,hidln« dueU wlUi r^r»»Uve home. -rhe man «r-> dlwovered h- Ml-. Stewart MrEl:,. ' '"■ "•"
■ MaeMoran tenor ^mnns Arro., m, Brhnvlklll. at the h Kr)rt(, wh0 had h,r„ „.„, „, „. w Honevm»n. F.w
fire ban »■»■ en- „ „„„„„„ nown u ."a P^'^L.*'1™.''''^'""' '.
£Z had not heen.ee,, ar.und me p: M I ■ ■"* %J■ t, 1" h * ^ All the n,
« totupe „ni."«Ute police eommt..loner 'r,r,,! w, C~:.VE ,?t Rxhard w" I ""' ' i"'^ -p. .m^e Wedne.d.y Ace. Mil I- ntan.'alned « «.. ,- ... under .lip."
Bute coUcereporu lor the first 'I. Michel m-.the- olR.cn.ard. «lll1>.„„r.. .od danced t~ ___ nd lin ——
1M7 .how that ol the ic.on|.ny the .ln?era h w „nd „w „„ml»." until _. S„nl..,w..,l '" York r""d "'' llliliri'll 1^ rail nldren try
■' Barbara Rile, will he ,,ra.n- „,„, ,„, n,,,,,,,,!,, A' ■.■■■I.-- r llrlVIT nrnll'IK 111 "_'"_"_.' ....„» altowltl. theni to hum d.v.rded
rated for the bumfne nl rhrl.tmas
Tirecruitlon aaaln.i dan-
,r Iretoicnlly HC-Kdaar
E MM'hell. pre-.,
romnany requi -c^ci BJ-5
• lSvSt 18 veers.
irk Strike* Polr
illtipe ^MtprJll'la* ex.miSati<m» iuli will »rve a. plant" with Rich-
■ 50.352 peaultlna in nrd Merrtr j^s_ ^"^i „7oT,(P d
ftllarge for the last decade
conducted jnd jv.«. . ,. —
the -allure of the appllc»nu m '■ cpen to th- mi»
Applicant, lop llcerraea have been a larae attendanc,
c Tenaro 41 of 118 examined In pennaylvanla since! -
IFriurth avenue escaped injury April 1. ISM ('.taunt. Kin-llll-ll Mfl'lllll! F,r, F |P|||i«a.i ol 134 Eiutdu
; when his mick skidded on - —— ~ t.n„arv meer . rrrarr I'wal eoa
, River road near Waverlv 4H» a.|,i.- To Me«'l v™,„ .^e" r.e.r.f P
vrnut Ronshorocken. ann .,_■ . -, . i ■. .... ..., .—
Flm
Karl Althoit-.* Ininr
In lured B\ Kail
| Blukr 'd I'll- I
,_. a 11,11
et. la a patient in Cheat nut Hilt Tnny (|o „ edvlaed M,I
HCfenng irom m** I Bt of the wiutemarah
body and fiaa
flight of
West Consliot-ocken and
infi a t-'lNtraph pole.
tarn trld p"Ui
Th-cb
« music, and refreahments *'cre: cnir(re 0f h.voluntarv manslaughter.
^r™ rnoetSSlS; SSrT'iSn-;.
! fra-tuped rlbs and ■
mnanv mei.tlnn will b- held _ ' .1"^'""' ','v"r^<<- ' An x-r.v ev.nro.
?:'M.hn- S7±L?r?2VKlS»V SS *Vhethroe.,,ToroUn"r.'.l7o:. while
the impact nomlnatad for the coming venr. group
iMIlU milllWI, (Tavaviaai «...
Cro^son was the driver of a roune Itt-f.jtk* f-1\ *' Ktlt1-
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ned rina wher. he WMnn ma^^^r™14 . rrMesUu,l,tllnnDn ILnn Bn ta ronflnM to hK home on Kbr
^»WK SsliSrrSK ciaimed-lhTlUeV o, ^".-mrtn. from five br
fuel oil three voung men and caused inmrv.rlbs sustained in
m «ix other persons noire on Chrf'tmas Day
revealed that
I bones were broken 9he will
diked ten dsys
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borough The child
no WM horn at 12 2« a m Ne ■
bt, Dtv, m gwered llu><
rtstown