The Conshohocken Recorder, February 10, 1948

              ©I)c (£onsl)ol)ochcn Uccorftcr
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7769.
Da) Of Prayer
Observance
Planned Here
Joint Service Frida)
Al Miili<nli-i Church
Sinris At 2i30 P. M.
Th.. LOI Pi t-known
COMSHOHOCKEN. PA.. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. IMS. FIVE CENTS A COPY
Visiting Nurse
Solicitors Named
Must Explain
Sewerage Delay
Announeumnt I*
I tin soliclti i' turned In
'and SpririK Mil
■ be Spring
V Miig Niirsi
e Delation Kn <■ B i
I ,
rt L. WIH-Marloii
Whiter. Mrs Hi:-
man Plu I I Bellmen,
■ ■ w. Scfteetg, Mrs
PtttttOI If >'.,!,,■ '■ ■
|M. LeiKiin'i.. Un Donald Q Fer-
0 . '. Mn WU
West Borough H»«*»«otPcatwar^taeriend \s|, Wednesday<;irl s,"",< :""i> Oil Shortage
Related By Local Missionary Worker . . '.ICampaign Meeting I,, ^i •
Beuiii Observed
Ordered To Appear
Before Water Board;
(ommlttee Named
■ ki n town council!
as been notified to 1
t a meeting ol ,.
IBoard in tin- Senate caucus Roomi
Chimney sweeps who look I
though they had stepped out of I
story book, replete with brooms,
turned Mark from theft
Ice cream, tin loiomhlinn
we know
;
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World Wat II
I- Expected Totfaj :
Grade Schools Open
trip and
t .red ' .d;;. badly
■ 1 1
■On Chi tmt i"...1
I ..' •oil r.!
ende with It being cold." m
itherwl ■
n-rber. party also visited the .Ami-rvm
cemetery in Baitaerland neai Beat!
■ ■.::■
like spring", but thr
Olds' footwear lookinit exertly like repol on
prelim- ' . . > .
■:,„ verbal tribu I ■ 1 eb Chart '■ Mi An iJJJ
Supreme Being, will be chanted In j Wat* *»• '•*'- chelrmari pi !*"!,.,.
ties languages and diah ...... Wrttlnf from BaaeL Swlttarlai rnik and the cka it* |1' ■ ,hnr««m
senate ceueuB Room wnwt ine arrived early m Decemba Preeton Cuter, local iwL**« « «*» »» « !w
1.^2r
jgtobi ■ Ccnkey. Mrs. "' "» Oioltol Un Hen^bunj on to . ., .. , . ,■.,, ,. , , ... When the supply of fuel
v-mry 19. at 2 .10 p m ([,„ . , numoei „. d, , , day atternm wilt
failure V . :1,,K daughter ol Rev. end until 1 ■• UUOtM the BO poaathUliy ol an immediate dc-
— 01 uecemoerUiu: U loaeph Papieml) I ,. ,. i: . chun has, an an- one hundred men and women pre*- ■ Uvery, echoo was dismissed at 2:30,
"m I Summit avenue. Cedar Helgbta. pre on eni hut the pupUa were told I
■ colorful highlights ol that lit-; Among their d id of the filthful in the The ho uel tndei An emergency deUvecj
mountainous country m mid- pervlslan ol the distribution ol iftin B w adult Irirnds of girl scout-, was schedule,! [or 11 wet «**tj»t.
mirope. noa thi PBIB ol the a rid rrom the "Duet thou art, and unto aduled to bewm uanorrowJ Last nights delivery lulled
ah return'', will be oerried out rue drivt foi idvmnce and special niateriaii.
number ol local resident
rreni a
Camp lund drive to raise S56O00 for
luiuitiiiiiiiiiiiii si Camp R
attended im : meeting ku 1 nil I
Hi 1u7B.Il
toil Payette street, Oiri Scout
were C Hoi
;>i»l T Allen Chain, Nor- [
1 -chairmen
..1 the drive who toU ol the needt
the an\ Seoul camp All die-reported
progress drive Mi 1
Catholics SJ Pi drive chairman, t
mldnitiht rum: 1- ded
With Services
Manx LoeaJ * burches
Plan To Mark Star)
Of i .ui Tomorrow
mil HI 01
Forces Closing
Of High School
Emergency llrli\rrv
Helnntag,
fiM ob- Mrs u/tllbtm '-■-
wlil have Spring MU1 Ml 0 0 A R
.. —ow.l I:,T Mn Ralnfa W '■ -:er. Mr-
Prank Hun
ham ol Drayer ria o" the /..' r'ii Withrow tlon plew ind specUh I 1 ■ .„,...,«..,,, Mr. ,
5 ™
:'ii Day of Pray
ed to be Its wid Retell
observance ihL- yeai srtth ■ con- Charks Brownuuj, w
■
with th! ■'. hit "trie ' l,'kl,"m'llM,ts
■ I ending on Metiaer, MisseslAJfcerta Bfl lanshac
St. Lawrence Island in tl»e cold Are- and Jean KokUlSk
.1(. Mrs relrchlld win enli
Ccnshohocken and ■
hold a joint observance ol the mi- *' •"••" *
portHin day In religion, si thi
Methods! church Sixth uveuue and
e will be-gin
it 2:30 and all ire invited
Miss Maude Sefebeer, ill west1
11th avenue, a member <>t the
tl^l chinch, will .0 -t
ehalnnan of arrangemer.'
icceasive year.
A similar service will be held HI
zion Lutheran church. Whitemursh.
at 2. Eighty churches m Philadel-phia
and vicinity an hcddftuj the
yearly round-thr-moi Id
Tlieme of the 24-hour observance
H "The World it Prayer", it Is
sponsored by the United OounaU
grant workers and share-croppers
in the care of tlieit children
n education
Pew tar;
:.i explali
with the bi
21 19+4 concerning t!
body at the hearing
made known but nlghl at the regu
Bide coun-
■ day night
,aiher
According to Engineer William T
toinofToa momli and gift.s
at additional sjw •'■
I i ■,'. :: . . .. fast
and ibetlnence on Uu 1
I begun .-; Wednesdai
tiled rtth the
Cancer Crusade
Leaders Named
Committee Formed
To Sponsor Drive
Formation ol ■ .•■|v>nsoring eom-sntpleend
la . ID .1!-
Mtss Peplemlk rep-its thai 1 meal immediate!] n\->au arrival
theft boel MI Pei lenua will akw act as
the SS. Maun Ret Ml Kinderni.in
in France. iii'ee-,itaimg disembark- ind III teachei "I thfl Catholics not exempt
n England and a trip acron I denomination whose heedquarteers age phvateal condition or inbon
Bnguab channel tu Paris Re- ii u Bprfturfleld, M wuri Her xcupatlon were read at nil rmv
PoUsh Pen.llnCetho!
' 1 .1 ii, «n r u mimiiL ™pnn! the ontttec ..1 world gel- '.COM! ilmi.h. PluladelDhta. and loal reatrtcU
u 1 i<( ' ■ o «J '"i"' World W11 11 Mussihei brother, Rev Pranol J Pe- heal
' s h.ivik m 10 this boroueh P«Piernik dcscribeti it is "very dark plemlk. Ii supertntendeni ol tlw heve been srrenged m all CithoUr Honor** 12 hmiilnw-trches
and in sejne Protetuntl •
liKimble Glass
Holds Dinner
Sanitary! n,,d very cold" In post-ww tftn
Prom Pun H 1 intern] engaged In evangelistic
Kindernian. of in Nee I«sey New Vmlt. Michigan
In Philadelphia and Montgomery
counties in April has been
Iter
eral chairman The committee 1 om
„„ prises so men and women protntn-l
Imiiin 'iitliniM- industrial v..-llnre. bus»-
;.,i sp^cuVreadiS mauSS -^ or religious circles ft, lbs tw ,
,,ls in Africa. China. Korea «-<"niuei.
and Latin America; tor enaMing At the same time. Mr Buckley an-
Eirls In China. Japan and India to nounccd that headmun tt rs ror the
ntte»d Chr'slian colleges. 'd for the
West Conshohocketi will hold its Stock Exchange building. 1411 Wal-observance
of the World Day of nue struct. Philadelphia
Prayer on Friday evening at 8 .11 Buckley termed the otV
the Primitive Melhotitst church, an appeal which has universal sup-
Special music will feature the ser- port, because cm ei strikes young
vice. Tliere will be ■ trumpet duet and old. rich and poor, all races
by Howard Wllkln. ,n and Richard *»d creeds" He cited stuiistl.se iti-gflBter
Ronald YeUets will pliy a.dicating that one out of every eight
number ot arrordlr.n selection,. Mrs. persona alive today will dtejilcen-
Perrv F Ramey will be heard In a ;«-r unlMS »»«■ """'^ SJf^SS
vocal solo.--Take Time To Be Holy: b> iw*rc*' ",d «*"""**
The offering will be donated to inir
been
Watej Board. Plans lor the pump-
...ed until, "«;y *,*d.™p
11 1 known it the borouuh v ill tic Phlledelphli with whom she made
permitted to have 1 disposal plant
ol its own or II the pl.mt here must
be used
President John Ryan appointed
ample and
lick ;. committee to ac-'
Oompenj Engineer Muldr-w to UM
meeting 01 the Sanitary Water
Board.
Elr-trlr Oe. Improvement-
Thee Philadelphia Elediic Co. re-
:. U) erect | bridge
to carry two pipes thlrta ■ ini lot hi
M dftumti t 1 rrote the river road
n front of the gas plant in the
Funeral Held Two Injured
For W ar Hero Bv Snow Plow
Military Services
Mark Kcinti rnnnl
Coupe Strikr* Blade
Of Stuntliii" Vehiele
Kobett 0 Landts. sup-intendent,
sail! today, but the
school district was '■definitely it*
stired" of n delivery at 1 today.
Even if tli' 1 lough st
H will oe t.M> htfj
convene via ■< today, lie satd.
This afternoon's delivery should
"tide the district OVCf until the
close ol seskion Friday ". Mr Lnndls
said, but a new .supply will then
have to be procured, 1! school is to
go on as usual next Monday
Ihurcheanere I ffof IAnm *mrvlt*m An emergency supply Ol homr-
II kWhow*a CalhaMs Cstwreh ■ n,M,m1-' IMIU 'w«- fueleU was cWered th
I:i st Matthew's Catholll chUTCh. ___, , ,..,,, lr" ' ye-.eniay.lml Mi La
an extra mam has been ndded tol Forty-two employes ol the Kftnue elftWM it. slating he felt the district
the dailv schedule for the Lenten(Otaae Division of CWens<IIUnol -hould not uke It at the risk of dc-sssiaon
In scWUtion to the usual aiaee erjinpanj were teted u thi i,,ivlll« home-owners who are bad-
Z$£UL I ?„™r' """'"•,;— ....m,«,.srn„ . , „ J jL^ ,„„„„„, „, gj,
U will b.- held **>■ I,K-11 "»'"■•"> IM "lit il "" nbool mniiutun (or any fVmillK
...I-, s.niilav niKht In S1 Mat- Warwick hotel. Philadelphia. Ap-; bnskcUmll Kanirv, Mr Lalldlx poillht
IhwH and iK. ,■>, i> K, al ■■. m.lr ., hundred mm and '"" ""■, ""'" '"
Drvollnn^ of the "WlJ ol thi '" ■ .... tmn- auo In tin' Interest!* ot eon-
-111 he said OB Prtdov nlklit and *""" ' .-t VIIIK fuel oil
,and husbands ol a munis r M Uw The public grade scho.)
Forrest Praised
In Talk Itv Ennis
Zurkowski Post
Given Charter
Forrc-i { rges Weed
Of Milittiry IVainiiiy
cry Wednesday afternoon
Oateary »;r*i»coi»si rimrrh bnisond eeAntoryei and 1 nutnhei ■! with ooal, are unaffected by
Bpechtl Lenten services will <■■ , ompwny executive! from Ohio and IuH °" emergency.
held in Calvary Bniecopel church i „ jPTKPV
Military honors were accorded Two motoruts received treatment I On Ash w«lnesda\ to rroa " '
ugh The bridge, to be Pfr Bernard Kr.iase. son ol Mr and „, Mon-gomnv howMtal Baturda] marking the beginning ol Lanl Speeial inhute w;^ paid at the
:,e, north o LkM ^ *m »>«hldc< lb » Ruth. 1024 Pay-
,.,„.. have a deariiice of ^3 rtlWet, s.n- "igtit niter a collision win mc oiacu p,.nltpm:il, omct at 10 a ,,,. and.ette street, founder of the Ruth
' e six 7' B ' mxm ' '" H,nnonvlu ■'■ at 1 P nu followed Oltvvae company, later the KlmbU
iianv 1 rots " ': '': Kl ' ; ' died Walter and Paul Hydnk pas ngen bt Informi I teachll l ompany, which became a
their ont. ■ J''- nu ,nr,<' **¥* Ml" lw in a cuupe driven bv a ooUlftL Ihfl toadarsblp Of the rector. Rev I suhMdiarv ot the Owens DOsVpan]
line of the Reading System and **■ 'Srtt^.Trffl ?*m2 *oeeph Hvduk. 1728 North Front slntll<"V .". W»*
the Schuvlkill OHWdte their plant ',
)^l^v"l , '.' ^,tni.t. Phll„delphia w n di--
Met these lauhtie with the pn _
enLhna,Borko..k. Who pla«. ! S 'JZEJfi
oiierete a easttiiion,n the ground « Th) fl ,r; () , ^k(.,
ocooa,te the ^""J^lfjJhfJSy ^rested si th. Kreua. horn. Friday ffygj
gevemnv Son .,( Irlends and ac- '
cin.mumce.- sasssBafaead to paj a mm.
the
1948 Cancer Crusade is the second
creamzed appeal '
taken by the Philadelphia
the American Cancer Society fntttnee w 'h- M.. ™!™**n*w
junta, will be announced later ^^MUimU^ »,..,
Thosf na-n^ i» th»> eprswaelsiti ^J Vheie lw ueslres to hive twe
committee, listed alphabetu-allv. are;. 1 ^-j-— mffifl> io tn(, PU!0 exienrt-
Charles C A AKxander Walter H | "^T"^- ^ VTU,„
Annenberg. John Hampton Barrsea S5iJf_w »1.1 drew the t>la
Hi ■ K iv.lv. Mn. H HblTn.an iv.l.n. erMU* l« Is not "-win »he">"
Bon WUuam i- Duuwbo%w. Jr. the county has the authority w in Outf otm
, ixnnv. Cardinal Dounhcrty. M..::: ■...Mi Burkowakl concessictis m ,|1u .,,, l,« Boraw
Belerrlna to present-day world n,,,,,,. James J. Dunphy a.n« openings _ Kartlll P Slovak Ch
:».u.n Alt.rav E «,- ,. ,. , r„tl>ut Chit* I ■ 'J aandowki. all ol
rt Ltt Ellmaker 8r vatl '" ! lur»o»ikl Post ronkh-Amerloai
sscnihlcd at the Polls. , R,ibbl W H Fine- ' ' Harold Con. ' '
" .hr.l-er. I>I» Arthul A Plot
Jowpn
s said to lutve ciaall- ~'r»bi
rector, Rev
There wffl just a vear ago.
be n weekly celebi < m- Included imot
muiuon every Frld.iy n
030 ten yi ire' servic
A new departure has been \u.mm■•: wltM ,),, oompenj 01
for the Sundfiv evening
of Inmhir-' nnntwr will rsi* irvetl al ; " ,n',v >eaf Teeord WrS LotU ' Finn ■
Andorra Nuraerlrr.. Jnc w. st „i ,jjJ'JJJ!,^m£r
1^r the Whow^h.p anrl1 SrhUR*'1- who haR o**" *"'
evening
se: vices were conducted Beti
pffisS ■<-
phi a In charge Interment W0J
home. :t0fl East Elm street. Satur-nl^
ht, that unlfen nilitafy George Friedland. H it
sken.
,:iHI 1. bj J' ha
Mullen JT , lift
Budget Adopted , ..Ken Post No 1074. Veteran-ol lPa„ired treat mm' -1 Montgomerj
training is I musi in our program oaii,,*Eher. Thomas 8. Oatei. Ellis The 1048 bud.M cllmg tor an poreign Wei
Qlmbel, Herbert W Ooodall. Earl - I "wS2£r I Th" color guard eo;npn>.-.l Stan- iUr|e snd 1 se md cai ■
rutor was the principal speaker at Q Ha:rlson K nntimieil On Page inrrei k] }]m ./<sni t|| m] Hon\\ Iftth
Hun. .1 H n Henry Oftata. Zurkowaki I it 13 10
Walter Zurkowski Post No 1 ol n ptunaou Bugen l/-i-/#ti» I g»t> I1il ■'■ Wortd Wei V- I inmnlcwn 1 American j0hn Y Huh - . J d tngar-* .'irrierirs "r« ■ »"■• tni Marble 11*11
World War Veteran., of the United .,11 Hobeit 1 . ■ rt |
janes 3d John B Keih II W §j<toh'S r OViVUVtl
fleers, lie stated thai the countrj Kei I Wlitef A Knerr. lion
■ 1 ■ of C g>
maj be one ml the beet
■ t itterneyi In the hi I
. , mint). David ■ .Si^rs J!z ..';:"; »«•■* ror- merl'.
townahlp, said in a talk FYlday
night belore member- ol Barren
Hill Volunh ft 1 in\ ,n u
■ Ranking highest for length of tetnl-monthl) meeting held In the
has nre bell
served ar" nMV vp,,r T,1(,ord Wt>S LoUl Finn, who was employed In l*W
oe Fellowahio and Brhlagel. who has been with Ion. I) C.
nwachers Thb will t»|»'"" 'or thirty iieveii yrau. fft^t In iftM atvering his i^iiu tl
etuna prays WPI, >"hietlgo. then In Vuuland. N .1 ■ In WhtU-rmd
later tu Coiishohockrn.
The gueat w-eachers 'or lh< drat *11 eannloyaa serving the compt ml the dis-or
more re- tri nice is aware of the
r I OMwed gold wrist-watches Enamel
,[ si johnl Korristown; i^bruarj emUetna were given :<n groupa, far*
rectoi oi i"u 00I01 length of
,,- st Johns cynwyd; I
lune In the direction of Ridge pike RcV Nethannel B Oroton. rector f Fniploves honored and their
turned due to the siipperv con- st Thomai < hurch, whit. to.u h I length of sarrioe, in addlti
ur March 7 Re, Joeaph Tatnall vicai sobl
treei Wi ternei George B
tiles' work In tl | , ., Ehzabelh T
more, Jang L
pike, at ll 40. Tli. 1
the blade waj. attache
bv Wllliair J B!
Paul M
Mrs Beatrice Dahr, KcuUy prom
rtftVhnent Mlquon resident, escaped un
' hun it i^ 18 1 m reaterdey when
aloe ,>f comiiiimitv service perform-
■
■ I, .t. inahitalnlng
■.Moil on a bj :
lluoiigh volunteer Are lighting or-alrtt
to com-munity
responsibilities
teted about
urdei 1 uses whlcn
n solving while he was In
: 1 Hie speaker
• Post No 772. American Legion
The Hi IISK -.load COmpti ted at JUKI
.
■ h and wai
bantlaed in pelvarf church and Ii
veil known by the older meinben
■
Ckelll ( hur.h. (ltd Swede..
■peelal I ■ will bt
day evenhti dur-
■
1 ' n. km 11 Beevea
latery M D'Anvlco. Charles R Fro. t
i| John Z Boyei
Mary J Krrsuin Berbarl Q !-
■ n A Smith Uaud
Marion V Wiilum
Fifteen year', or more. Mnrgan'
I. thryn i C01 hran
1 lie ill ill K M|UJU < OIO^JI iwii v-oiii-, 1 .iiaiieu ai *iuu. I "V" " —.. ^zr , ;, .. luLmauurina Sti O■■OorIsSkMl.. John Vernon
■ """ _, ■«. >■ 1 • 1 manaer mFriannkk MM>< rPiaiadateenn uanndn .B.d.- Mn Ral] :■.-•• hw« tik- Church 'Old swedes' 1 , :, (i .,,„„. Bdn
DO better prepared now than In Harold G Kni^'n. Wiliu.in F Uach . T .. 111 x ( ,u ill *> tl Ui'' ig with her on, a H. Lamb, l WilhamH Sweimler
1917 and In 1340 and .hat military c I. Perc) C Madeira, '" ",' » ll^ui; Henrv Hyl'.nsk Stanle; Cherge The nued On Page Three
training h essential to om WUllam A March, Onse J Mat- Abram Lee wee 101 years ■ :|1- A >' We.ha-o:,v
The peeker complimented 1 I lertco F Mauch. Colbert rtth m-oreptred
in- own meaLs as usual World Wai Veteran John Pies ■■rrnoon
and attended to his household riu ll ■ ■' Ittl 1 B BUppack pttl
N ste<
F-de-Ko p Mauch. Colbert
<-. Frank C P- McOlir.n.
who are taking advantage M the Bon Berbert F Miiien
„ I. Bill of Rights in obtaining an Raymond K Meneeh, Miss Alice uvtni nlone bv choice at his. lan-Ai:
education and said that education Lynn M Franc- J - _ _v_nuf ht^'nnd John Pollack. Joseph w IB Lounhlin
■ : weauon in oombatlng etyen Huble) R Owen, hUJ. JSfl ""'", dai'l'v" routine' was ■ ■ Uegl 1 North Hill wi thi d ■
i ,, . \MUiam rars.i__i ...'..ui.ii.-Miwnrpm.' Sinnle. Weiicamitn Wagner Post other ear.
tn presenting the charter to <)■• hinder aiir- -'"f1" Bo>wera, Jr. East tlth ive-post,
called the eg* Allau P'IC
cellent showing thi Pouah sons ■
the borough made tn all parts of ■ "c
the plobe during World War II and
said it was a privilege for him to
presen: thnr charter
Post Commandt 1 Jerome Swed
Mi
Ot Dliuel A feUM
Roberts. Nicholas Ci
Mrs. Lesslng J Rosen-aid.
Mayor Bernard Samuel J
r Ml) Or-.el H
Fet-ring. Jr. Rlchird P Slorum
i- BmUlenburg, Mauri-ten
only so far as hLs mail was concern-
- ' ed The pitman brounht huir mini- American Legion.
held »t a with the sermon
Eugene Hum aa guest ntwechci 1 ■ \|||Oll" TOOSC III
being sponsored by Mrs I
Florence Hertsog''1 Sun,: lohn H Beumgarl
1 nth ..', id to hi- horn*
r. 1 i.K i- hos-pital.
Lunsdah where he was a sur-t
liain- Stolen t fur several da;
t^fn?'e.^rom1^nTriv.m^:; , .'.T^k. <•« 'ihirboiougi.: and Frank lor, FrancU Horn and John Oaston ^S^SrJLSSiSLJSS^SS£.
_cardR from as .... «»f>n *J£ /_ 17|b ,,ark :iU,mi(. Philadelphia were reported to local police that
away as Washington naftu '.'ii the 'eft
W.,111- BUTE! Waki 1 I - "16 Park
■"The7em\ViTi'wre at a town-wide Anterieen World w.„ . ju^jur- ^^ w 7 ^ juM [i]Kit toth care wpre atojen %hi](
obsenance of his hundredth birth- imsawan. -at Bidge and Buikr pike.- Barnson- were park«l in front ■:
day last vear at St Pauls Baptist
:, Ren Mar- ( ,, , ¥, vcm
JJ W 1^' Is pastor, this years
k.",'' J"annrSSa ^ IS iJn.lf !w I A StWbn"' R" R ' '^' "-'"',.■. W -u Benetor ct>m„inH 1n s small lamiiv Onner ■ - , n ,, ||n
Siinriav at tl I " \\\ V 'All \ 111 It I
■
, and gave assurance •.
his fellow-members would nl ■ ,,ldC „ ZoUtT
cherish it and 1 ll ut-most
to carry out the aims as told
down m the pre ,HIWP
tain and extend the Institutions .•■
American freedom, to pledge al- \ I Slil'Iilir ll 111
to the United States of xm*k*r"***SJ
"Security \\<*k*
VctiviUes Plained ytt^_Severed
.1 hud »• .
0 main. j\tt'V% \ lltiaiat llh
• m a • 1 ■
e?iance
K'onllnurd on Pace Threel
Water Company
Seeks [ncreaae
Member^ of Spring Mill Fire com-
, pany and the Ladits Auxiliary Will
centering tn a small family dinner
Sunday the clergyman ■- bORM Pbrge Chaptei
next door to Abram Lee* home Reserve OnVars aeeoetetmn is spon^
Carrying out a family tradition of soring 1 number ol
many vears. Rev Marshall Lee b,, otmtj in (.inn-rtio->. Cfflcer Uoyd Fraiikenhe:,
ed his'fathei s birthd.n cake, served with the nation-wide observance ol - ' ' : ,"'*
credil for saving the life Tpr
12 to 22 A town meeting In the ol I 21 -year-old veteran m an ui:
Harristown high school
. Country club
. the high The victim, who gave bis name as street near Oak. early Saturday ■
point tn the county obaervance [James Aiexanu^ nhuj The bumper of the K>
... through funds earned for the
purpose ot the 1946 Spring Mill tali
■ Delivery was not anticipated until
i April The official huus-uig Is ache-
Ttie rhlrde]pli:a .-.iiourtMin Water dlll(?d [or .sejuemlwr as a IiUhlurht
h;ng water service in tl> .
portions of Montgomery. Cheste". anniveraar] fhsg of the
Bucks and IJelawnre Counties, with orgai I
offices at Brvn Mawr. has filed 11, Paul smith ehie' and Robert Wai
formal supplemental 'arifT WhlC were liri
Increaaea in existinu rates to „ the app»ratus a sednn type, 200-
become effective March 2*.'. 11H8 y:.l!on-a-tn.nute putn]ier having
Minirrum charges:
• 'inert Kaefclai Klritpatrick
\th avenue wi i admitted
to the Naval hospital, Philadelphia
He was
Fifth avenue it MbaUeved he theft
oocurred alter midntgh* b»tun ed to duty some
morning
1 .irkin 4-ir iMm.t.in
An automobile owned b.
203 i£T* ■- WU Beet Officer.
- ■ boeken Oommtn
l»\ a cat driven by Joseph Yancol ki. cheal will elect oftVers HIUI ithin- ,
of 1819 west Main streel term
town while parked ftiWael Rectoi ■-,•. 1
night at 8 in the Hevwood annex',, . » Ik ..
H»Lriu- >ni Ihtht-of
Whltemarah 1 .wnshlp
iContlltued On Page Three!
Dotnenic Frederick
Dies In Hospital 1
i Rite Hill Frederick, ol
to) after-
,0011 in S icn
he had been .1 patient
i!- had been ll
inonthi
n ken. he was the
,,n of the late Baallo and Julia
Oonlcelll Fiederiik He WU I Ur-pj
.[ , ui u .. mem-ber
"i the Conahohocken Barber's
Union
irvtved uv his wite and
! i-en. Rita, Jeem
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monung from the WI
■neral home. 7":i
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Oldest known inhabitant of thll
cottunanlty, and the only ex-slave
■ tin- entire
delivered area Abram Lee again looks for
todaj ar -ught ward to planting and tilling a gar-1l*lm^tT
J.'^,w^.'|l
J ,rbe™he.d atlennnoyeTbj , away. 1 pn Mi. Doroth] Jablonakl, daughter
The apparatus was pur.ha.scd last den at his home In addition »|pj^OMntrr club a ■ ■ . en Jehlnttekl,
■keeping house at his Sixth av , severed artery in his nMh' ..nn Ih / ',,.-r,,,,,r fuwflf'V l\tlHHt I*)/ /' it till11 lt"i
address, he does most of hts eaa «erurltv Parade will was said to have feOei ' til tiUt r MSStU X l\t JHH I f F§ I (UtfUlU
shopping, attending to it as usually he)d m Non-iaiown sometime In imalnst a pane ot glass, whl ., . 11 • 1 e» . t ki f I 4 • I ■ 'end begai
last week, despite harardous walk- Apnl wl,h perttcipatlon bv m ^fllHt'ltl!' f f f (i /* l\llht (N I lOlHf . \Wi1Wllh I will be
mg the Armv. Ifavy Natunul (iuarti Summoned to thi ^ ~ , inr ,-, "
Born into slavery it Charlottes- yeterai irrhel! and OH • ■ pen verdict*-
ville. Va . in 1847. Abram I-ee givrs TeJtfaH ; i'Ued a tourntQUt I Is on the open tUgftwe ■ *•" ! *• I l'»46. 3: held lor grand jury
a graphic arcount of that strange ,,,.,],. 400 men .11 the county, many ohiatned in the kiii I • oal is true Eneofai '■ 11; 1946. l«
"'j period tn the Nations lire. Freed by of them from are\They removed Alexander. I
the Emancipation Proclama'ion he members "• during 1M7
■ rth to Allen town, where he ler Burgees Fha-. I. B Btoir has Tll(. ^.
, mmimum charges and all s«,.„iic„ capac.t? booster tank and be£edto buMtheT^udSr^1SS Ve^commTnd''■' O^S«tt«a, Cash Stolen
^ — ^ SP -aaWS r.htrea'pacitvlor ^rT^ SiljPB ■ M,n
H Wi^ One of the founders ol Oalile- Jhe ROA and the many , ,,h„
tOjuuanr-tteenrlyv , Baptist church in Roxborpoeurgiohdicahl"- '*umlle'Jsl.ias^co*o"p?e„ra,t..roJn qann„d ,t'hha,tt w»e m,'rnln« nri(l "i all there wtie |71 rK (M in cash and a quantity o: ch^rj Rouriaw Hsel ™« holds tllP nononi£ 5S of JJJ *»i our ^<;.. ThP the,, „
UO Fred A Werner, president of the reverend eCOOTded him by a Bap- "* .. ' Mr Stifler when he opwnad
330 *nn=dr"vn Federal Savings A tlst church in Virginia . store Saturday mornm. HsM erae high with 74
572 Loan association, was the gurt-t Thrice married, he has outlived _, __. ■> i- v"!1 hsken from a drawer in which Home accident fatalities ,, - w< ■
speaker at the regular meeting of his three wives and sever, of his Ib'u-W U\ Kltlllo-. it_had been placed Friday niKht by ireaiad. 68 beine listed in 1M* wM
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M- Betfa
narv meethiR ol
. etoas of
■ d tn a
etarial capacity with the John
WI-KI Manufectining • ompany. for
the past eighteen months
Has Ear Infection
Size of Minmi'm
Meter Alto*tnre J*TFS
K in. ] | a gaj 1 200
=V, in. 3 700 gal. 3.00
1 In. fl.MO gal 5.20
IM in IIS.000 gal 12.00
7 in ggjOSD gal 20 00
3 in IPJMM r.ti 41100
4 in. 100.000 gal 96 00
6 in. gSMOO gal 190 00
13.20'Lr_
2200 the Conshohorken Rotary club held thirteen children Three w
52.80, last night at Baumgart's. Mr Wer- three daughters are living.
whose topic was "Romance of
v S£ l^-Ufp. Graatad
ind Reiihen Rtemnle nroorletor of the Mr Slifler when he closed the store ,, i„t,h of 90 In IP4S
,aSb^rTIee1,he^,1
lm,, ' I ««" was gaint.i bv faking a othpr M,tb,
[stalled Jn pane of glass frorj ■ m((. include '
Letters of administration were
Additionally, water consumed in tory of the first loan made in 1831
any quarter in excets of the al-ltn »he rweawnt^dev mveatmi
lowance will be -"barged for on a nine and a half billion dollars in granted in the estate of Louis Prim- ■,'• ■"■■■.■.■■'■■Ini. ; savtng-r and loan groups Calvin Bvera. of thll borouph who died rm tHIIIIIIHN
The Utility serves about lOO.noo: Bourses 11 :■ 'id binh- January 20. to Jennie Prim
gearing Mill avenui
This rate increase la the first made David W Arrdi and Charles Loper The estate is valued at $2500 A night in the council
bv the water cornpanv since 1930. ' Francis Palaeio presided daughter. Lots Ann. also survives berough bulldinn
aindow ir. Irunt of thi « 713 ceses n [1
Front street Chief of Police Walter ?93 1946 254
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I Mr and Mrs V
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undergo
conducting an inve-'igation1194a gfj IMg, Nan
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HI, 60. 194fi 64. BU-r
17 4g 1941 I
• ■ 1R47 263. 1W6
Of the.of Commerce will meet Thtirsdav 217; suicides 1*47 rrj !94«. *Z. arci-mght
it 8 at the borough hall 1#46 174 h mi-
RetaJteri Will Meet
Goeaw Speaker
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at UM weeklv lim-h-
5 Delaware county. 5: Philartelv.. rth-Bala-
Berks and Ch. "*vd Rotary club at 12 15 today
each 'His topic was "The Life of Lincoln1