The Conshohocken Recorder, March 12, 1948

              ®l)c CcmsljoJjockcn Kctortcr
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7778.
Council Plans
To Levy Taxes
On Amusements
Proposed Ordinance!
IIKIIM'* Coin IV*Icoi
Ami \ilflii-.-ini| | Vi>
Taking advantage of an act of the
last Legislature granting munici-palities
the right to Impose certain
additional taxes to Increase revenue
for operating expenses, limn coun-cil
nt the regular Marrh meeting on
Wednesday evening went on record
without a dimming vote, declaring
1 non to levy a ten percent
tax on nil forms of amusement, in-cluding
moving pictures, church and
school activities where a charge Is
made or where a contribution or
donation is received for admin ion
Baseball, soft ball and bowling AN
included, whether played by leagues
or individuals. A second ordinance
would be adopted levying a tax on
ptnball machines, juke boxes and1
similar devices. An annual rate of
$10 Is tentatively suggested for each
amusement device.
Notice of the intention to adopt
ordinances levying these taxes will
be advertised for a period of four
weeks to give the public an oppor-tunity
to express views on the pro-posed
taxation.
Police Supervision For Hump
James Williams, a property owner
residing al 622 Wood street, adjoin-ing
the publie dump, appeared be-!
fore council and vigorously protested'
the dumping of paper and other In-flammable
material on the site. He
branded the conditions as unbear-able
and said that something must
be done. He advised council that
it had promised him some re-,
lief from the conditions on several
previous occasions and unless defin-ite
action is taken immediately, he,
said the property owners Intend to
air the condition before the State
Board of Baaith. lit- br.mdi-d Hi-condition
not only unsanitary but a
fire hazard as well. Councilman
Tadeo of the fourth ward described
the dump as "a mess".
Mr. Grohosxl moved that a bull-dozer
be used to level the dump andi
then close it. Mr. Williams second
ed the motion There was a 43-tnln
ute discussion on the subject Mr j
Dolanskl opposed the closing order
and said that more policing Is need-i
ed to patrol the vicinity to see that
material Is properly dumped. Mr.!
■
that II would be impossible to obtain ,
it* in the tx.rouuh and he
did not favor paying rent for an
outside dump The quarry at the
west end of Fifth avenue, owned
by the Alan Wood Steel companv.
was vuiTBc-'-cl H- | poadhlt rib BfJ
Orohoski withdrew his motion but
Mr Williams, who seconded, would |
not agree to the withdrawal. H«-
dld agree to a postponement of one
month
Mr Oravincsc moved that the
proper committees Investigate and
(Continued an Pare Fight!
Mental Tests
Will Be Made
In Theft Case
Chariea M. Brejnm
Sentence Poatno&woil
For inother \\ oak
I OB cr.iLilf- M Brcnnan,
23. of Barbnuves street. N. ■
formerly of this borough, was de-ferred
until next Friday by Judge
Coraon leuny after the defendant
I plea o! guilty to i.nei;>
charges
During the week. Brcnnan will be
given o mental «-xsiminotion At the
same time the court Indicated U
will etsttaawr to find out if tlia de-fendant
tan be sent to the Pe'in-ludustrial
School for an
mate sentence.
Brenimn was arrested by Sgt.
William Brndley. at St
church, Norristown. uiter he ailei-cd'y
had stolen wailets from Hire--
women while they w^-re worstupplnc
In the church during mai
ruary 37 He also was accused ot
stealing a camera on February 25
linn Hie home cf William Shaw.
2.'i Fust Marshall street. Nornstowu
< 'etidant refused to have
the court appoint an attorney for
: in I aa irltaiUnrj «uilty so
there's ro use (or a lawyer." lie
He also refused to take the
CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. FRIDAY. MARCH 12, 1948.
jlJons Chtb Seei liaotisi CJiurt-h
'(invention Film !'o Show Film
TWELVE P1GES
<: national
I '
Religio
TtW roienmner ol H movement to
n at San Francisco lastpreggni OhrUUan principles throus*
n ptctttn medium ■Bevond
i to be produced by th.
was the subject
shown the Llou chito at its
iiiutuiih dinner meeting Tuesday!
sSide
Of Education
Subject Of Talk
GETS 20-YEAR PIN
- _ «*,, « . 4IJ..1 KV k^ 1/1 '"muni U> night ::i Boring . p„m c^mm,^,, n^ Mund
V«r!'ini'i " Ja'm* M"I:1 ■■'' ,""1 M"> "UI "' I*»WD m the social
deputy district governor J r..oms of (he First DnptM churoh
Forrest Blake-lev. ■ member of cn Xtiaaday at 7 45 The:.
! club Who attended Uw no cnarie, cut a Mv„ ..ffering will
homing the; tN. uken ,,. ..,», of
film and dIBcrlbifi ,,.lr nm, ' ' '
Wayne Earl and Otlo Enienman. '..„,,.„„,, „„ *_,« . , ,.
u Bevond Our Own Is .. fatty
Axc Miller. Pittsburgh Lkmi club, ni:nme sound pbtttn UBtaf H'.ily-!
i actors it mas financed and*
Birthday fehntotions were ex- .pioducod bv thirteen m.ij.n
tended to Ray Fiero and Or James rations. It M
, Liars, who find then way Into i public school svstem I
Further plans were made for dls- Christian service, one us it medical! parents declared Hoti
amor's main to be held ...
on March 23 ut the fir- house John layman In nil own community
i. .
as Caldwell presided
A d:r - [be held al
Bung alum' Inn, Jeff)
March 16
Hid
Head-on Crash
On Butler Pike
Vrs, Lorena I nluirt;
Both (jtf* h;tiii;i''» il
:I E Lorcnz. Old Spntis
Mill road, president of Whitemarsh
Woman's club, escaped injury at 71
day mornlnp when the coupe
she was drtvtni and
by Andrew Denver, Telford, oollided
head-on at Butler pike near North
lane. Plymouth township
Mrs. Lor.-na, whose hi;
to Conshohoeken when the other
driver, according to Slate police of
the Belmont avenue barrack.*
swerved suddenly into hei p.uh The
Impact sent Denver's automobile
agaimt an iron fance and hedge
on the Jules Fomalon'
Upset by the ted
l monthly meetmu of thr>
Woman's club to have heen held at
3 that aftr-noon at ?h" hrmr 'if the
Lafayette VeiT.
Ridge pike Barren Hil! M- l
renz said this morning she will call
a special meeting next w ek
Both cars were damaged badlv
OfPcer Llovd Fraiikenflel'!
marsh township police, who con-i
preliminary im estlgation.
left the scene when the Telford
man. who was said to be a
former employe of a RldCT pike
sted upon n>'
inaa the accident
occurred OH the other side of the
township line Patrolman Ziegler
responded
Ex-Resident
Is Air Captain
I'roiiiotion Received
Its J. J. Rdlly.Jr.
John J Rtilly. J; former rest-jut*! m his own behalf
dint. bM been appointed a captaini It was also brought out that
.:.-Atlantic Airlines'Bminan haj1 b*Tn l,,Bpnd "n ,,h
iI«n SQa>n. Jtuna„n.,. BPu,,e-i,t,o oR.ico, accordi.ing ' veur's probation last December 19 bv p,,,^,,.,,, .„trtRf Kn!k,m and RIV.
tns mother, en tm-o month* Ume in which to
Mrs tfura O. Rellly. of SOU Spring make restitution cf $40 Brennau
yi| i . ni I aa,ti n0 *'as "nanle lo work be-
The local flyer t, the first co-pilot S^nghl J,™* ^ df" ;
rajBfil to qualify for thtxl Qtvaji Addlttonal Term
promotion. In the lorvlM Of the An additional term ''t l
National Airlines in the Virgin Is-1 v*ar« ln t,,u Kostcrn PeniU'iittary
lends for the oast 2H mmuh. he I was 'mposed on Michael Chatary.
Kaliie afflJlated wS Caribbean^ P»"«delphla. today by Judge Cor-
Atlantk after the National Air-jsoni,„ . .„,„„„, _a —.^ tmM n,
lines sold Its interest. He con- J*1* dflendant was eonvlcted al
thmed to be based In St Thomas I tiie Mnrcn M's5'on ?' criminal court
flying schedules from there for nare Vn l' mnT "r b.^ry. *.'"'
than a year ' '°r t,u* elleued then of hundreds of
Reilly-s night check made by the doltara worth of jewelry, clothing
Civil Aeronautic* Administration, "n,i hmiaahold arltrles from homes
lifted the former St Matthew's high ,n '«wr Merlon. Abtnston pnd
school footbaU player a-^ "better 1 Cheltenham townships He indlcat-
,-rage" ; ed thai he mas one of a ring In-to
Relliv is given much' volved in such thefts but refused to
atUng the mall I divulge any Information becau.se
ihrough" in advene ronditlons dur-l ***■ '-• alld would not
lug the reorganization perlud of the, ue a 'eq
: here. I Chatury at present
i ^ta sttuatton pub. 'm
Ushed there reveals the following- counn prison on .sin.j.ai
'■The storv gres that after Nation- Tills sentence Will expire In March
al sold their Interest and reoraan-l 1040 He then faces a sen
irall-n was in progress evervthine 8H to 5 years ln the Eastern
reni wronf ewapi the palou Ons PonltanUary imposed m Delaware
DC-3 was flyii g back Bttd forth to I OOOnty, After this is r*rvert the
the States, another was <>ii charter. Montgomery county term will begin.
Pie I "klued LcdacJST WM hnv.ns Judge Corson pointed out.
enptne trouble and was g] Flared <>n Prubalion
Thr mall had to go through Cep- Louis Prcietto. 33. ol 1018 ■kft
tain Pant Van Karen, ot Oolumbue,! Bm sireat, this borough, today
Ohio and Relliv cranked up an old1 was given a suspended sentence and
famous ln! placed on probation for two venr*
Prattdenl Judae Knight after he
'■■-d| {-leaded CUilty to a charge of as-
■ Bver mail to Mav- sault and batV
aVco This accom- Two condition's of the pi
axl OK the. are that Pnnetto nav the csts of
Within ihreo months and
amain away tram his wife
Ffdrti eonUni ou I] thev durlna thi arlod
'' San Juan prokHU) the fatner ol five ahlld*
for «W bar ran was arrested February 29 after
pllol had ever heen aboard such a ne nll-ged'y atntefe nil wife who
L' , , il.iiined today that he i>narked her
H' llh »,l:'\ . I:"-'"*,, *':,h! <*:"-r h« omnt hum- drunk B. Army m World War Ut wai| ^^^ j WfI.„Jin ,„ oymryd.
who also pleaded guilty to assault
and battery before Judge Knight
'Chest' Board Red Cross Fund
Renames Landis Reaches $3107
lliiin Again I'ri-Mflrnt
Of rharitahtf <*r<>ii|»
AtlilitioiKil \\ orkei
l i-ttil By Cooper
-l-cied t"
the pom of vice-chairman Again
Fisher. 346 East Ninth avenue
Mrs. Rollins succeeds Seth
In ;.i'i rndaj ■
aides are anno
1 Cooper Inrluded are
FIVE CENTS A COPY
Dinner Marks
Girl Scouts'
Anniversary
270 Vtli'iii! ISnit
And Hear Report-.
On Cunp Finn! Drive
Three local residents received
[Olrl Scout service pins at a dinner
Inutrkmit the 36th annil i
■oouttni hi • nrlstown
'eitv hull.
Mi Banry I RoUlna. Br.. of lois
Payi tte atn D| tba
Central Montgomery tiirl Scout
Council, was one nf three of the
many county women identified with
e the 30*
year inn, marking that length of
sen-ice in Olrl 8:otil work
gar Sawyer, da lighter of 1 Mr and Mrs Stanley n
SIS Payette nraet, received a tan-raai
pu and ad fTuaaall Law. 308
avenue, ■ live--. ■
ApuioMiu.i'eh thirty
I Scout executives, leaders, troop
member- and friends man UttSfla|
the 270 men. wwnen and girls pres-inii!
in:: H .ikers.
I : ill! ol Vi mnuj-.
N J rei red missionary m India.
the uuest speaker, gave u colorful
account of the olrl Seoul nmanlza-tion
III British India, whan it is
known as 'Olrl Ouldes" Biin UN
reared in India Mrs Canaday was
it leader ln the wnrk there.
Mrs Andrew Lewis, ot Worcester.
rut Camp
fund drive to raise sse.ooo tual be-
.iled. reported a total of
Kenirger. ten mOff He urged parents to accept re- m ' tiil.lt hit
by Mr .p.^ibiilties of good nm,nship in . ™" Federal Supreme Courtrullni [ } SJSb?mm£EF&l*
Armom aomhnten., trend, Sppored to the --£. .MIIOS'L-K
religious instruct lln!™*
i!. t..i„u,i i.-toh" »''•* war an eiTnrt Judge Kiiiphi Sass
Parenti V. il! Decide
I ttimatf Outcome
Whether rel.i'iuu . edili :r
.'entually become a part of the
up to the
Harold O
Knight, President Judge of Com-mon
picas court, Uantfom
dined ou ■ b..-, .,ih relaj I m an address last night befcre
and yei portrayed In- ,h. oa««. -r„»^*,„. » „, ., .
«OOpk who *■ P«reiil.Teachcr i»eUUon of
• i|i i . ilu prui'-ipli- Spring Mill Consolldaled school.
■»iiit\ He mentioneti I
Ithe United State- BQpn
icacheo Monday barring
religious training m public sch ">ls.
but he refrained from axpn
oplniuii 'The parent." me the ;uiy
in this case and I'll leave the tir■• i-don
up H them." he cominenteil
Judge Knight was IntradOOad bj
Mrs Ida Jenkin.s. chairman ot the
Dommlttae In charge of the program.
Although the meeting was well i
tended. Mrs Frederirk E. Boesi
president, said a heavy nun umi
Robert C 'andls. suiwrlntendrnt j A total of t3407.S0 has been col- hazardous traveling pre\enteti
n'.^*1 ££",' SrhV°^ "K" ^"''illecletl tn the current American Red "uniber of parents from attend
turned (halrT^n ot the board of _ „ Judse Kniehl wove three nther
tniatoa. of V , Cmudraliockan Com.! Cross Fund drive here. Stanley B ^^0. lii?o his ."ddr.
S&JP& Hi..it«*""Ua. "'or-iCoo»»cr- ■"»- ecn,ral dl!,,rlc> chalr" Juvenile debnquency, oommwlatn
Ki^««i/h^„^i?f«.™^ni£<!3inmn and rha»""«n of the drive, and local history "Child., n tl,
r^rt^m«iB y Wood!'l^Iu«d todav. parents Infallible, and parm
Mrs Htenrv F Rnlllna flr ..f inn1 ln *ddlllon IO the thirty-seven therefore should set a good ■
PaveTt- strret JL^ MoV^-TZri A,ef»*' c»p*»i*w_ earul «Hicitors published ample'. Judre Knlaht dectared
Mr* llr Knlliii
1013 Pave
given a 20-year pin al Nrrrls-aMtn
lit-l BagU f«r her a0tM>
lies In tiirl Srouiina e«i\ering a
turnip-tear perlnd.
Church Courses .i
Will Continue
I imffected Bv Rulinu
Reli|tioua InaUnielloei
, Rtshel. Bernard Weber. Eugene C ' American form of governinem
<ub--5,'bulL,MJi ^»-»» Montrnas. Mrs said that many Immigrate to Amer
L "r asVvear ^ K.r,n.n.^..h, ^„„^, °„,( M"Vlq?"uon'".l M, 'r1s , E, d- llccaa.- f,eew* rreettuurrnniinngg to live per- ,,, 7Ul. «tv^ t„ mMi ■ i ....i . i,.i "one a« "wt mi I'lT'-rt AIM
or
nol Chesfofflci nuheld, Frederick, Joan DAndre and Mrs | they e.^. ^^ Rppcflr aitimlMlt „ ^!wl as2r" ' '
February IB, when R Lincoln Haln1 Grace Marble, of Spring Mill
was again returned lo the presi-dency.
with the American way of living and
Five-dollar -shares are again be- attempt to change it instead of no- 'w»'«nt»'lP" ' national Julietti
UU offered by the solicitors this ,„. mck io tffr unvrlii Ue trasjrmatant aet-up re| , . Fund to aid Olrl Scout-The
budget for 1948 was approved,, yyeeaarr, aanndd aa llaarwge nnuummbbeerr oofl ffaanmv- i.ZJTZLJZJr n-l'glou* Insiiiel ' ol ma. reDorted contrtbutioiis o
with the majority of organizations! dies are showing appreciation of,
whl-h pariiclpated last year, again Red Cross work and interest in it1
.scheduled to receive appropriations by subscribing to the shares
A WUI of U1.31316 was reported I Conshohoeken s quota In the an-
0 t.ie treasury. | nual campaign Is 114,100. approx-
Commlt'.ees to function for thr | imately the same as last year The
currant year were named from the national quota is *75 million, south-
36-member board, as follow .m Pennsylvania. (3490.000, and
Ion: Harrv Btrkle, hair-! Notrlstown distiict. $53,000.
man. Oeoree Smith, Albert Slicker.,
"- .£^££1 Firemen Banquet
bv nine Girl Scout trw>p
■nohcakan. West conshohoeken and
'i
Troop '.'. ler church
n impres-
1 slve skit, displaying complete con-
.11 kits, one lot
unit cine for a um-year-old gin. to
\h
Dorothy Mellon ore members oi aba Ida ihcy nnss any class time be
coninuttee j cause of It"
Mrs Earl Macmullen. of the legi.- N" "l^"1
latlve committee, recommended iimi ',
Hon. '' ' "*W" Iparent* ask their representatives 10.',,^*.™,
chairman; Spencer L. Jones. A A ; Reservations for 3U0 person^ have act favorably in behalf <if a
Oarthwatle. Mrs Thomas L Chrla-| been received for the annual ban- which would compel traffic to I
Henry E. Rollins Sr . Wil- quet marking the 74th annlveisary whtn „ Mnool ^ ^p,, 0M „ hi h. {"f/J*^- J
mer Bath, and the chain UM WiishitiKton Fire comuany to wnv f„r the purpose of dir-'
TomnrroH ISi^lit
Judge observed
He urged that parents and clul- '& ^,']"d"a"Kc ...i,
dren study local history, partnu- We ure not condu>t:;
tarly the history of Whltemfti li
towimhlp and Montgomery count \ school buildings and wl
Axel H Swanson, Jr., an tructlon It offert'ii ,
named chairman of a nominating school children is given Uiem 011 (
committee which Is to submit a re- released Unn ."'I head ,
port at the April meeting. Mrs. athl 'It d«
Frederick B OeasUnd and Mrs jaj "tth thakr whoo^ demands, tioi a
Slglllllen' ill 100,000 I
bj till I BCWItl Of the Nation The
Central Monlginnei
Troop -l ni HI 1
churoh. Norrlstoim. dreaswd at fri ii
atertalned with Ii
dances and songs
schargme
paraespatini in ■
Mr I andi.-; said
Asked if he iietleved the Sun
Patrick's Iiav motif was
t-ard and the Ch;st" praaMenl be held tomorrow night at the Elks w"™lv'tai n^ass^aen THi tiU ' A",K.KI L1 ue !*l,evM1 ine ■"**• carried out in the decorations. Urge
Publicity Mrs. Henrv E Rollins hail, Hawts avenue and Main i °'-ThT deeL^JSi, T " -Kks adorning
Sr ihalrman, Joseph Lawlr-r Fob- street. Norrlstown S ^h^i^wuT™ .TV fl",s"1"? '.V"' :'" ■ ««"» « '": '''*"■"" "; the tables, with a plateau of green
ert I anUls.R Lincoln Hain. GeOree Members of the committee »1U "^SJ^^iXTSS?* W'1;," ','"'M
Mr L:"1,il imtlons on the speakers' table.
1 go to the Elks hall tonight to set up J^L*"^^,°V^^, "?. , '" T 1 ! " e «... .111 H . m.k,'A ]ar*f h,u*rt ":
Liaison: Oeorge Duck, chairman: i the tables Place fuvon and nlfts oc,lt™ °y. lhe Oommumty 01 . the Slate will not mak- , lM n, nil. rjentnl Montgomery
J. Weber Krlebel. Joseoh Lawle: and will be arranged tomorrow after- ' Uw»™ up.ceep of the summer play- any ruling as a result of he » ,.,.„„. r„,lri, U adornofl
the chairman of the board and the: noon «n,ul,d ln sPrUlK Ml» Al1 «I ; " ',r t'Hl<
1
TJ'(' the stage A roast turkrj
Che^t'" president
Nominating committee; Mrs An>
thony P Cardamone. chainnan
>wlei and G Preston CILS.
tar.
"Waslii,'s" Resume
Fire [tutructioe
were dominant The
■. field (of rjublii
"The festivities will begin at 6 30 bv lhlrd »'ld fourth "•»d« •«
: with a eaterod turke%-dlnne; lol- «> con.s.derable attention Spring "»' state would .aem if he ,„■ ,.,^, from hrrr worf Uie
; lowed by introductions of the hon. «" thJ 'h.;me
t *r^\Z"?"" VS^S^TUSi ' «■!«*
I or guests and an address bv Pn-si- w,,re dominant The attandi
HUa Harold o. Knight, ol award went to the third grade
; the Montgomery County Ootniroon —■ ——
■ nrt A piopram of entertain- |<V<»iwli Vtin^ I *»•■ ■>*.
u. "u will be i.resented following, the ' < < ■" " " ■"" ■ ■ *'■«
l address. DXIICIIIK will lie th-
■ unbei
iliiiii h ol ilu
"' ■ ■■ ■
ndanea
III Flower Show
Natianal
Palrol.
(iourt (»f Honor
'led fo- !
■
WaKhineton with which het Waal ^J p^Vd on "prrbaTuTn for'onr
the conflict Alth/>"gh Hetllv woutd
11
trooghl him the glory, reUow-flyen |JoV SCOtlU tlOlfJ
told that the e'tatlon enme for the
cue of another airniMi al
l1' ' : ''■ ■ ■ h kaar '1 l aW Of honor of
from •*■ 1, chrjol In Valley Pbrge Council. Bov S-outs
Iii flvhiTlof America was held last night at
In 1C41 at nearby P ' '''l-lthe court house In Norrlstown. andj
vhere hi Ltaral" as ant was marked by the largest attend-,
-veral nvnith- ami months There-were]
n-.o Air Patrol work, he enlisted 11178 bovs and 30 adult Scouters pres-thr
Armv In the summer of 1942.! ent. and 101 merit badges were
qmekly galninc the rank of lleuten- awarded. Harrv O MeMurtrle was
Rni < « ..1 u _^, ., , iud«" ,( h'";:- tierald I Flltman.
Captain R*illy his wife, the ! 1 ,..l(l Nllhoias Gears, co-mcr
Lois Braaaall of Montcomcrv. <.j|iirman
Alarama. mend • .; MeMurtrle Introduced Oeorge
durlnt the war. and T jprjawn of this boron
Patrick ahowed films ol
.,re expected M ntld an-stars. presented
H+»D Mav 15 for a month - t(,rmi8h ,hc courtoav or Seth K
• absence Thev will mafcelgfn
the trip here by air and motor Thi . Trwp No ( w„ honor
Ing now in Hato Ray PUT- ,ri,0„ tlllii n,,in.)j a!iri w,ii also be1
to Rico lthe honor troop in April
Captain Rfllly is a son of the late, ■; : ,m mis borough
Relliv Pr who operated nnjwho were adveneed are Troop No 4.
ice business here for ma ,„ Batchelder. civics; Arthonv
Tha fin school aJsaiukmed by the nS£Si^w«i^Lt£^!^JSL2l •' B".*td French. 437 w<
company during VSS^S^SS^SS^MT^ T":iUl »«"» ("rm"
the war yearv was resumed MondayI ".S!!? R^e^V J Z -*, °' «»• J<*n F. DcHaven POM I I
night and Will be held weeklv onLJSLli "American LaffWn tUU heen award- ,lo» I'^nm was
Monday nights lMglnntng ... ^ „„. 1 , ,„« ,„llb "^V B K*r ago
Twenty-five members were present JjSlN.ii.il BWden t1lvis"m *' "» «* """^ an ^" 1
,'.,,. V,;, "- SfJ^" ",.: Philadelonta Flower Show, which I'rO'MMMI SIHHLIY
'lunor- ^
n Museum. Phtla- si _||W fihulant.
la li\ l.lir* ^!HOa'lll^
conshohoeken'nVe'^pauml-ni: »|{M»"J!*T*S '"'T' Aux" «■> 'he"sho«^'«h"h * ^Svn Thntee,, music students from the
elated bv Allen Worth and Theo-, ,lmrv v l]' attend In a group as^j
(!'»ti I ," ; ' .■■' ! ■<■ 1 h:. .)
at the first session, all of whom with """i""j «■" ■'■■'■« *"■ ™ •'■ : philadelnhin Flower fl
threxe. , four had Jffie^TjM "t^nea Monda"°S j
not had pnrloua mstiuctlo,, ... a Carter, who i | "^ "-e . ' '» ^ in ; fow ^ Comm,rc|a, Mu;
fire school _ Instruction .is in L^„ ?I,(' _'™ -^."""L-™ delnhla
Btemple. Sr, and Jesse Stemple,
thousands of persons dally, U
French display comprises a gar,!.
I association band whleh v. ill be heard
and Mrs Henry E Rollins, Sr.,
1 . in] Mr Btanlej It Coo|rer,
! and kfn Robert c Lau ■
trul Lobb.
II Kiic ., pornhelm, Misses Bar-
I ii Joyee Parker, Zotn
Clarke AI* attending were Mrs.
W ilit r Ri>ell and her daughter.
,.,,,"" Miss Peggy Risell. of Norrlstown.
who served
' re here.
members — Tom Broski.
MarLanna nnneti Betty Cooper.
Judith Jamison. Mildred Earle.
.loan R'lh. ■ Betty
1 thy Koldys.
Other guests — Mr and Mrs O.
- lister and Belli K Mit-chell.
cont.ilning 600 SQUari ■'"" "" " "".' " "'" ■ , ,
™'i^nuvi"r""" "KW""'""""'' <;<»ld Slur Group Local Students
Instruction will cover .11 phases Vfa,,k!-t"B^ Miio'^i-u.'i.tli!o..>n. ac|nlhh BMKium Mnd
:en Chapter O.ild Star red-pink tulips with a number r,f ^ nwri- One
. made a donation nl rjennnUll in varied tones Araleas Jlf^i-nm TwVis i.iilr.nn hnmi:lB fund ■ ......ui i J _ -I.L t--t. prrnrillll 1 111 - II
to farrvms persons down ladders
end ...Inilntsterlng first aid The
d adjustment cf p
about ai iplacc rheludad .
aredafTodiU. white and y
arlliltij, nuri'i^n* ronrnf t.fnlr »i the Iii School Forum
schools In Bubur- A group ol n Con-ib
«ken blgh ohool tooi part tn
g b,,, , ,,i a forum discussion at Downing-
Conshohocken l
M
«na th» operation, cf . oulmmo. are »»'"r,,,l;;:„ '■"<> .l.nibbery lend . rich bl
i .r. the course The st udenM; S?'"«.. ™!^>" P'""*j,.'.,"'.,',?,, «'™nV ^, , ' by the or.an,.., I ,..!.)• The,
•..•i.-hl to drive the Are »P-I !.h™,,„',° " ..'^". V.. ' ,".,.: '...;, , Ml .""-nrh L, al»o conduclne n ,,. M.oiner.
SSefn^VSil.'" °P"r"" "" "UmPrr- '" ' '""-*"" U°"" 8'Ur"b"'1'-
' i ing him
The chapter. Itself, received a gen- Mrv f^ Dechert.
school will hold Itl
M Mondav evenintr and it
Is ruperted that additional members
win nfpofl
n repnaanted the local echoal on
the pan ■
Allan I other schook partlclpatuu' were
Downinstown and
gomingu . Oulpfa Mills, won an hon< land u Robert coiieRevi]ie-'ri
"■.orahle mention m Rowel an - i.tedby
erous donation from \*« al
'to aid the fund for antartalnlni for a coffee table
:n nearby hospitals
j Announcement was made of tha ■» ■ . . * i ■«•
[annual national convention to he \\t l.,Sf|l|t(l l)j('*.
held tn Atlantic Otv in * *
Iln-iiim. AllllllwllHM
V.F.W. Coiintv I on 111 iI
VC'ill Med \\ rdnrsdjiv
Jacob Ru-'cr. of this boroush.,
rommnnriir ol the ncer'ly-orsanl-|
ntaontery Oonntv ronnri
Veterans of PO/elfn Wan
notmeed thai a meetiiiff will bt held
nexl Wdlnesdav eveninc at 8 at the;
r-McCann Poet 7155. at,!
301 Third avenue. Tranoe. The
counfl comprises all VFW poets In
tgureeif ooontf area and'
the meeting Is the first Bush gather-,
me to be held at the newly-opened
home of Khne-Stvr-MrCann Post ■
Commander Ruser ureed alt post
commanders u> have laree r>lej>n-
■IIP Count v
maettni 'n nrde:
rails and plsns of the council's ac-tivities
mav N- d
[plrza. wood carving1, woodworl-;
tes; John Rahm
I Sd wood ,-»n,li'7
Thc-e^a Ma-har.toni. 113 West Troop No l Herbert Ramev
Seventh avenue. Mirglcrtl. was ad-| ba^ketn'. civics, first aid: Robert
mit'ed to Baered Heart hospital, | Vandesrlft, civics. Joseph Cronln.
Fiances Ac^tinell' 49 Payette «ri dworktmt nathfindlns.
street medlral: Walter TundlH Unit Ho. 31 Alb-rt Twee-
119 East Third avenue, surplcal.lde Wlllinm P Ambler electncliv:
wan ada tfonaary boa-|charlea Dunn and Donald Bands,
automobiht'.g
I MM.i ETUM I.-till'
Valu^lAl«l.(,.(MM»
A 116.000 estate^was left bv Laura nam ''■'■,^7 R«|S-gwl r,,,..!,,...,,.
5l_?™!?,l^*T JFPL ^!"i Wl r presided at ■« ltri U ■'»>'» "<•
Conshohoeken at her death. Feb- the meet inn, which was followed by
Maureen Dalv. associate edl-
Sutera. William Smith Bj .Mial R11
Ki.rnhurg. authority on teen-age n
Aaf°iS ' ;n* Consho- nf ,h'' .VJ**::..1 I a Marco.
nebeeker Oooi
Kenneth
I nig, Ralph Eberle and IfJaR
D Feltv faculty .
Walter Shier. 23 of 229 West
S-'venMi a'cnue. ard Norman Hum-; l>,.|;.,,, II,.II
mel. 28. of 130 Front street. Waal ' ol" ' na"
Conshohoeken, wage treated at; Plans are going ahead rapidly fnr
"itai last ni"!ht for;'tie annual pilice ball to be heli
brush burns sustained, they told; next Prldav night ii the T K hall
Philadelphia po!lr<? who bro-:
•he nosnital. tn a fight m Rha I S Blair will lead the nrand
a diner In Roiboroii7h The police'mn' will b°
then took the men to their home j honor RJtaietl Srmnv Fearo's or-
ClBMf of Police
I'lipos is penera) rhairm-m.
listed by all members ol
I1H tit
mhmd i h
■
ntsrv 21. according to the will pro- * .,,; ■ V The next meeting will be .John Smith 'hud
bated in the reglsu-r of wills oftVe held March 22 ,,• the VFW head- Etok Lennon' Bmllh. died early thli
She directed that the estate Is to quai-
tZhe**mZo£thLer,"^IuL^*t^s ot5fWa650»0 !heac°h,f The nl.ith grade civic .lasses of "bokrTimith. - nttnd garden. n b
are to be marie to Oulph Christian Conshoho. ken High a I i d in this commumtv til
church for cemetery lot care and the local post office on Mmiday and Sunning arc live MM and
to a namesake. I aura Evan* I uk.n^ Tuesdav. altneasing the receipt and daughters. Robert J.i! _ ., .... X-r. the H
balance to be shared by dispatch o the malls Assistant Thomas L. with amean lie realded < -i»r»» <.OllMi<* n. «mnini: at 9.
■ ■■■i im
School PHYIIICIIN
Auditor General o Harold Wsg- i d*°*
ner has appr
S441R1342 to 51 fourth rlav scho<-' \rrOIHlt> TIUMI
districts in M mty Tlif
funds are udatlve ao-be
support of pub -
day
)r. as advertising and
promotion manaaer frr the Colum-|-" "jr." ~
Ma and Minerva hand-knit ting m*°* "* ">UT
yam di\is|(»n of James Lees A- Sons! "
cmp.inv V: Evans, who in a na- r m— >llil
■ tia. and a resident of
' formerly was with the
Sci" paper comnanv, Ota
Postmaster Forrest Scanlan explain- i'1 'his borough; J
ed proper vays of sendnur lettan M"*' Chariea, Philadelphia. Wil-and
packag-s. and gave the pupil- "««n- "' the U S Army ital M..■ 1..™^.. Mr!l ||g]
Nellie Peck, and 15
Named Ail Manuu^r New Jersev; *^ detail'- reKirdmc DOata] ..
Announcement was madf; vester- I ^^y ord(r, ^^ ^^ orders,1
ly of the appomtmen- of Homer Mr, Bvtm., x^tttflh* faculty !ir"«lrh*.ld^.n
l
accompani'd the us pupil1- who The funeral will be held Mond iy
wn from the Ardeli Funeral
Home. 300 ^ * traai with Rei
Houghey. pastor of the
Conshohnck* church.
ing at the service Inter:.
iries suffered when he was win be In Gulf c«m
d before
of the
I Bast Hectoi
wlD ba
I on It
■
East Hector at re-■
f»ii*-*l I'rt'urlM-r
a struck by a taxicab as he wt.
. I crossing; a street in this borough are
K(>|Mirl GsaTaii iHlMli
Report card* were issued to pup-lb
of the Conshohoeken high school
at noon today
i
'.in47(|f»7;
IK- Ma R9.M0M;
township. $10,641 62
ArrnunM have been filed in the
ffire ln these e*-
1 Harrv B Dager \Vr-lte-
'.'24470: Bradford A Lee.
Ugh. 64.806 7I*- J Ellwood
borough. 674.391 W Jo-
.insisttor. this borough.
64 012 50
rector at
• win
■ ■■ hei <• the Len-
*chuTchUr*HeV wffl°ajIo
!ng at William Penn Charter school by Alexander Lychkowski. 520 Harry x,.,n „,„ have arrived for Mr William DiJenn l-eoole-a
snd the Whsrton school. University: "feel against Oennaro P Improto. anfj Mrs petei
:-ed trndlng as Veterans' Taxi-Cab, tV* ■
:n thr- Merchant Mar.:-. '
■esr ' -hkowski claims that on N<J
Se.red Hean hospital 3
ted. No trace of per- <t> saoet ol the members of the par-foawl
:n the neighborhood, lah
the E I diiPonl deNemourr. A: cnm-l"*1"1"" • ■trf*1 ,n Uus borough are ™. . «
After school-, t"*^ th*1 basis of a 61.000 suit filed I "III ."soil*
, --r 14. 1947.
i..*h eaploslvH He iwnarr^d and Maple straet. a backing cab strucklctalie la tha former
rkal two rhlldren. "him. 'eVhrader. <rf this borouRh