The Conshohocken Recorder, May 21, 1948

              ®Ije €onsl)0l)0chcn liecorfcer
ESTABLISHED 1869, NO. 7798.
Warn Motorists
To Keep Within
Posted Speeds
MM, Nol The Foot.
MUMI Motivati-
The Gas IV.Ial
ORDINATION
H» IIK. Ill KID,., I HT*<K
Direrloi r.-jnri lor MM| I dm itIon,
New York i iii»-i.it,
Thi* in the Ant oT a n«ri«n or 10
article* on street and highway safe-ty
written by nationally-recognised
urrident prevention specialist* and
puhllxhetl by Trie Hetiirder In the
Iniermn of utenter traffic »ale!y
Three out 01 every ten motor-ists
In fatal accidents drive to
their rendezvous with daeth in a
hurry. _ Some of them are act-ually
exceeding posted speed
limits; but many more of them are
merely driving too faat (or ex-isting
conditions.
That dare-devil racer. Malcolm
Campbell, could drive with com-fort
and relative safety
'Utah Sands" at 300 mti
hour. But a motorist moving
tenth a.- fast In a crowded rest-l
dential district may not be able to '.
avoid hitting H youngster who !
dashes into the .street 20 feet In i
from of him.
Accurate figures indicate, and'
traffic authorities agree, that
CONSHOHOCKN, PA.. FRIDAY. MAY 21. 1948.
Work Started R<"h'°f **'<'• Waiter Zorhm ski
^ « . . Will lie Re-Interred Tomorrow
\m Grandstand
At 11th Ave.
Oiilrr Athletic Field
4!oiitra(i Awarded
To IJoVll Ktl-lllirr
TWELVE PAGES FIVE CENTS A COPY
The body of another of the com-
■ munity's sons who gave his life In
| a foreign countrv while serving In
| the TJ. 8 Army in World War II
; arrived In this borough thin morn-
; Ing lor re-Interment. He is Pfc.
Walter S. Zurkowskl. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Zurkowskl, of
153 Moorhead avenue. West Con-
.shohocken. ui whose honor the lo-
1 cal Polish-American War Veteran?
, Post was named. The flag-draped
casket bearing the remains arrived
I at the Tomaszewskl Funeral Home,
e contract 'or the erection of1211" West Elm street, at 10:30 this
nc.-ete grandstand at the Cen- morning, accompanied by Set Ste-ithletlc
field Elccnth avenue pnen Mond»k i-jutm iitriu, t'i nun avenue _,lft_H „ntii- a*r"i«°r *t'h". rrenmna.irn»i as
To Be Ordained
iThis Sunday ing one1 J
R.v. Mr. Puvliilis
Vt ill Heroin.- Kl.l.r
2 Sons Reach
Mother's Side
As She Dies
Mrs. Morris < ,,li, n
Slirrillllll* To IMru "
Al Fmirlll \\r. 11.,mi
J"*'•;''"";;;""„ e West Side Man Sunday At (.. //. S.'
assess Resigns Post at 7 30 in the C
As Collector
World W ar II Veteran
whose
a guard until after the funeral,
and Harry street, has been award- pfc Zurkowskl, the „,,, mfm.
ed to Lloyd P Kershner. builder, t»r Qf St. Mary's Polish church.
of NorrlstoHii. The contract is for I killed in rervlce to be returned
2100-seat capacity. It Ls expected.hnR1' wl" * burifo wlll) mUltary
•>.... .. __i_ _.,. .. j' lionors t umorrow Atrangfiiimt.-
that f. work will be completed, for the burial have been complete
early I ' September. In erecting, for several days rv the members of
the stands, provisions will be made Walter Zurkowskl Post No 1. Pollsh-for
the installation of lUhl stand-! American War Veterans, of which
ards 'n event of future plans to'Jtreomc Swedkowskl is commander,
equip tne field with electric lights I The body will be taken late this
lor Dlfhl use The present con-' afternoon to the home at 163 Moor- ,
suSs ',o S eSS.d^uJU^.gS S™?1* t enlerX ™ ""T * ■»»
tMo^Sffii^ ■U'-^.",,,hn; & Thi"S*?w.« SSTml '«. until the cortege Is ready ,o
LSufSTn^-ffi' u ^ £1 bl*r'n «« living room, where reJa- l«M the home
..fnvfi^" ni!T JS,C*pBdty "*" **, Uv«> «nrt "I™** ™* come to pay While the commmillv m general
S2™pa,ce. f, or thi,ei^g«rannrdfs.tia.Mnd w-Hhii,c*h.i|B nn*' trtbul* o* respect. A ("">'-d wU1 »» lu reapecu to the World of h,moT ^i^ed tnm m,.n,bers tlI War II hero, the Polish residents
I^i ^i'u^il "T v
so"th'ldl' °' the post bearing his name will be I will attend the luneral en masse,
tne new has been staked off and on dut (rom t|w Umf thp fMsket, g^ form B piocesaton from the
T'stercUv F^ro * m^Lni \^' " pUcpU 0n VitK UllU1 Ute t0* h0m- '" * "*** *«*+. Elm
Rev. Theodore paMlldls. son of dlcatlcna the Center field will | nl»h_t. *nti "BaUl """^ro*' moni- i Continued on fage Flvel
peed contributes to" accident* ^ unt> Mrs '■ M. Pmvlldls. IIP be reddv lor iLse prior to the
primarily as speed "too fast for FrVli '"•?*■ Wl st ConsM-Jhocken. opening of the high school foot-conditions."
rather than as high ul" ** ordainej en elder, or fuU- ball season.
speed or any arbitrary number of '"edged clergyman of the Meth- worjc on the field house -
miles per hour °(lui t'wr". at an Imp essive or- nearins completion. When thU
Considering this the wise motor- drmtlon service Sunday nftemoon work ^ finished the house will
let will not . lv ken wiiliin post- "' 3 in st George a i^eLiiouioi be one of the most modern of
ed speed limits* he will also take,thlirch- Fourth street below Vine, its kind in this area There are
into account the amount of traffic, flulaneiphia Bishop Fred P. Cor- shower and dressing rooms lor
the character of the highway, the!*0" *'» officiate. the home and visiting teams. AfVrral r null UIT*' ( .mil il To Include
road surface, the weather and all, HolJIng the post of second ticket offices and a concession |
other conditions that affect auto-. assistant pastor of the widely- room on the first floor On the Join 111 ( JUifervm'*- ll-ilh>i ■'^•f.>»•••.>..<.»
mobile operation The following known Arch street Methodist second floor U a modern apart-] J"M' »*inmiHe It.illtl 1 • - •>■ IM.IIM <
methods of adjusting speed tolchiir^i. Phllccielphla, for some inent entrance to the field is, „„„„«, mM,,„u . .v. T».H
conditions are a guide to safe.! time, the youn^ clergvman has beneath the apartment and be-',,Jn5la
Bim' ?' ™?lln"f°'J!"J51!** ■ Seventv-two representative men
sound, restful driving: ; directed the young adult program, iween the t«o dressing rooms. Id^|' "hurchi to now in session iii'*"d wmm> industries and busi-
Saretv Rule. Clren there for the past year. — ■ ' ~TT7 u,e Arch Street Methodist church ''*" noua« °"»e borough are today
l Keep a clear stopping dlsUnce; RW. Mr. Pavlidto also holds AllXlll<U*\ \ M I H'tT Broad and Arch streets. Phlladel- snnounced as patroas and patron-ahead.
Slow down when necessars.. full-Ume instructorahip in soclol- ■r»"A--'««.' V11IWI , phln. The conference opened on esses of the annual spring concert
in apprcmchlng hilltops, curves or oov it Temp'e univ?rslty. Miila- gj P,--, «7.,11 Wednesday and will close on Mnn- of the Conshohwken .M,HV H
intersections. At night, drive so deiphia. named to tliut position 11* t<>\ t I S r 1 Olll T «II1 dav with the readint; of the appoint- Wood" Choral Society to be' pre-that
It is possible to stop within more than a year ago. u„ . p narAarnnn„ «9 w«, ments or the ministers Bishop sented next Friday nbtht at 8:30
ODD .mhocken high
In Id its annual harcnlaur
ctoee Bundgv nl .hi
high -chool n;:di tor turn
rurrent grndui>'.ing class.
mt n BBUni exercises
held June 4.
Rev. G, R. McCarney, D. D..
pastor ol St. Mark's Lutheran
church, will dell"er the bacalnui-
>MI.' gafWPtl. Tie serrlce Is open to
the public.
The program Is as follows: Pre-lude,
:t. occasional hymn. Oh. Wor-,
Two sons of Mrs. Cloldia Oould ^hlp the King; Invocation; reading' Aubiev Holland World Wax II
Cohen. 63. who died at the home of of vrlptrres:* pastcral pniyer: veteran who lost both leas in the
a daughter nere on Tutadt) alter- Brother James' Air. arranged bv. , " *n" „' , "* }" r*
noon, won a lace witli death and Gordon Jacob high scnool glrlf Mrv*0* "' "'* ™U"»'V. and who has
reached their mother's bedside ■ chorus; baccalajrcatc sermon. Dr. **\^Jor 'lf I**\ {v,Xl°¥*JZJ?*
-«hort tune beflire she passed away McOrnev; lead Me Lord. Culh- r"'
The sons are Samuel Cohen, of bert Harris, htah tSum
Eudora. Arkansas, and David Cohen, chorui; benediction; recessional
of Rolling Pork. Mississippi, the hvnin. Mv Faith Looks l'i T..
communities ImMted close to each, Thee
other
Patted To PD> I.i<ii*;
No Shortage liiviilvml
At 4 Sunday nttemoon. when
Mrs. Cohen's condition became
critical after a long Illness, Dr.
Leon Welssman. 107 East Fourth
avenue, the son-in-law with whom
she made her home, telephoned
David Cohen at his Mississippi
humane. David Informed his bro-ther
in Arkansas, and they made
joint plans at once to speed East.
Taking the first available fast
train from the west, they left Mis-sissippi
at 9 p. m Sunday, nrrivlng
in North Philadelphia shortly be-fore
11 a. m. Tuesday. A relative
awaited them there with
Ceremony Held
collector of West Cbnshohocken,
tendered his resignation at an ad-journed
meeting of town eouBOtt
Wfdm-Mliiy evenuig He presented
his resignation to James Graham,
secretary of the school board, who
as present at the meeting.
The tax collector tailed to file
•ns with the county commissioners
i the first Mondav in May against
propartsM on which taxes had not
been paid at that time on the 1947
lax duplicate. It then became neces-sary
for him to file the liens In the
prothonotary's office, and to cover
the full amount of the liens with his
own person*] funds, to be paid over
to the Lorough. school and county.
His own funds would have been re-turned
to him as the taxes art re-
Meml.ers o Troop I. Girl eelved at the court house.
Scouts recehed numerous awards Holland was given until May 19
and five members of the lorm„ ^ make final stttlemrnt _uf the 1947
By Girl Scouts
Awards, bnwtttavM
Mark Mretiiif! Ilrrc
^Attend Meeting Choral Group
'Of Methodists Patrons Named
they hurried to Conslnhocken """ "" J"™"™" ™ , "*'c '"""" tax duplicate at the regulsr meeting
They arrived at their mother's Brownie Troop of West Conshoho- of toWn cogncn on May 5 He ap-bcrhide
hut fifteen minutes before (ken \*rir Invested as troou ninn-;peared at the meeting on Wednes-she
died. Unconsctoiw for some'bens it a "tlv-up" ceremonv at day evening and advised counoll he
time before her death, she was uu- .,.„ n_., _„„* , n. fh. „-«-» „* h*d made an effort to collect the
aware of her sons' anxious efforts'"!* nn " "**tin* °* **"■ ***°n ot back taxes and failed. He said he
to reach her before she expired. Troop 8 Wednesday night 111 the was unable to obtain a loan against
Mineral services were held ves- M*r> H. Wwd park hu.iae.jM* j-iu^itj lu «n,ffIotLl*j inake a
terday afternoon at 1 irom a Phila- Twenty-two s.-ouU and nine; final settlement He told the mem-lelphla
funeral home, with _ Inter-: mothers were present. m j of council, "There Is nothing
imetery, Prank- The , iris invested inch-de Rob-1 lean do^aboulU^ Tie borough will
■ ttrnan, Joyce Davis. Betty, have to do as they | He said
Jorn in Leeds* England Mrs Anne "staler, Dorothy Jean Perr"- the entire amount of liens for_ bor-nencameTo^
ila^lXa. the taf kOd Dolores Carpenter, ail of .<*«* school and counly taxes u»t»l-l
of eight and resided there until'w*'« Conshohocken. One troop,1M *hN3a *H£htorlage.In Aceou^nta
There Is no shortage In the tax
collector's account. The amount of
road Is slippery
2 Never slow down suddenly, ex
cept In emergencv
drive much faster or slower than
the average speed
S tl» th. »petds ol nihn motor- '™ "-'"^'"'.^h-tor^i »Vu S N„*, , T JfT^lL Si^i 1 h" c"'i'Pl"«l '"■ v~rs u piitoi be H n-ycr-old youn, iom,.n
Knp up with trafTlc. but tovS™ " '"7'™!?'1™ !'» ™« *"*' ■ MWre ,,u al lonjn-ptrlod Ulan any oth.r puloi itar. and Ute Littlcllvld Junto'
PhJ ?V iIl»I.er_»f'ISofVb:acih?-5lo2r M.;..d,l?v£ln-| h'LNoh?t»"n» terc I.ract.u.ro-U t,„o t,khe,I *, IUl '*• 'W»PU»n ol Ihr lal» R.y. BaU«. alrra* »l,-.ly rrr.a.iu.^1 In nom„ A Annour. dancint and aallet alrcla.
4 Pawnaercomtort t iiulde tol ",'"_l™!V.,n*. E'-anneUcal School i i,ll down an rntire night ot «top» A youth mtaalonarj- maaa mwtinii The uue.1 ylollnlat la Jan. CHItert.
mni* IIIOZM *paJ^ril.r!'ir,,2!*«"; "S1. ,",',"V,.,u" 'PI "" """1
11 U,."*J
11?1 *f!,*n X inn at Ulf Aid, aim' tUUd slud.nt at „ PhlladrluliU
norl.] nJS. Km 4l!r» "I'f,"°,"" PI Itad.lphl. U«th-|ot tar hon... but Mr tight wrtat PnurcK „„„„„,„- ,„.,„„,„ „, ,ilhlih «*.,,!, who „„ w~~d fir-.
fn°t^th»tlS«m l"l nncoir^'!"''"' ^"'i0""™^;1 "S1"*1 «-- "j ajrrral run were dislocated .-h^ nlo„ u„n lu0 M.lhodi... 0UrnU>' In K,-» V.,rk andPblla*!-
fSrtable PMm"m "™°m l"na In May. 19«. and l.» o,-!,nd «hr slllT.rrd »vrrr bruLv^ voutta arc rapectrd to attend pnTa ooocCTU and waa -Irrtrd a
5 Look well ahead continually' """"■I a «<"=■•• '«" V««rs MCA, The accident oonurred at 10 a. m., Blahop Coraon will be the apcilcr. member ol the Philadelphia »ym.
while drivlmT .nri kJw a Se-sel" "" •ukm' *urch ,,ncr' or-1 la.t Friday, whU. air. Cardamone ■„,, Layman-a aa««atiirn will phony Orrhe.tr,, al the age „f ten
"^IdlnaUoii aervlees 'rill be held Sun-lwaa alone In her hume. Uncon-|hold lu meetinga tomorrow at 8.1 Plft
ford.
Born
Cohen i
■tght
her removal here .' years KM committee member. MIT. Horace
Her husband. Morris Cohen, who' Woodward, ol this boiough.
SPJSrXX'J&ISJKSSL tllSS p,n. wer, pr^enud:""^^„J* «£« SJ
daughter. She contributed gener- hocken; Barbara Dornheira. June |» »h«m laxes are .wen aas aone
cusly to numerous charitable and Carllnl. Yvonne DiCicco. Dorothy, W^roSi1
tZ»d that the National
welfare organizations of Ptuladel- Woodward. Juolth Jamison. Car-! surety OorLoriilon with^ offlcesto
phta and vicinity ;olyn Slbole all of this borough. ■ ffifl n^K^Tv building Phila-
The mother of five sons and five Second class badges were «ward-|d.luhll. ^,h -i,om n.e tax collec-dsughters.
all of whom survive. M y.-onne DiCirco. Carolyn Sibole, JlTb*^ r.i<'!lJiC he
her. she te also survived by three June Carllni. Joanne In-ram and fail ^ lo ,..„ ,.'.. i,..,, _« T*aulred b»
brothers, fifteen grandchildren and Nnm-V weldie. Plrst class clothlnjt «■ -tid W> ,1 ' tci make^ seTtle-
Mldren. _ , badges were given Dorothy Ann K^'ftth1?^
Woodward. Dorothea Koldys. Bar-,tl0n WU(, wconoed by Mr Hluwds
bexa fxrnhelm and Betty Cooner.' .tll1 „nanlmoualv passed
r.^1 ■' u i ,',"'- "rM cWM Juruor c'Uwn^tl- badge* Ut Hollands resignation was ac-id.
of Rolling ^9„ %i%t,n Yvonne DiCieco. OarO-'crpu-d on motion of Mr Pollack.
fourteen gr
Her children Include Mrs
ence Ostrofl. of Atlantic City,
Mrs Hern
watch for hidden hazard*
6. Approach Intersections
other hazardous nolnts at a sneed
which will permit full control of
Pulmer. Mr BIKI Mrs Howard Van- Caroline Uttlenelri in the sUgln.:
_.. lovely, nimble-toed per-
. I riBV' ind *'"" the same Methodist acious for a time, she regained and 1:30 In 8t. Matthew's Methodist ■ formers will dance in the Llttlefleld
™ I dlgnltarv officiating I consciousness and attempted topChurch, 53d and Chestnut streets Junior Ballej.. directed by Kiom Mav.
)f the|malte her *•* w th* telephone to j The following have been elected *ho has been a member of the Llt-forn
Kail a physician. Just at this point.; delegates to represent the local tlefield Ballet teaching stafT fori
~ car. .A Lt.it, iMethoHist churches and of Fast ^llfr next-door neighbor. Mrs. The-i church: Benlamin D Koch, Irvin seven years and IsHrst assistant to
Conscious of the part they mi»t| "™ „ vie M«h(Sw rcsa Cwr.pl. 2M West 11th avenue, -
play In reducing accident* caused Mt
speed. Federal,
and municipal authority.-.
| Agnes Cotton. Clarence Slater. Fred Tickets for the production we
_ iSultbach. J Chris- Sulsbach. Mrs
selling more rapidly than usual.
roni-esied hlghwavs and less- j '"*:,..", ,"„ „.? 4srt«fl trance, as the door was locked, \Mwv Pitman and Mrs Charles Harry I Atkinson, president, said
heavilv traveled rural roads. I .",!,■ 22nJ!3ZLi? but Mra Cardamone finally was j Krlebel today, and persons planning to at-,
able to get to the door and open j Miss Helen McQuirns will be the tend are urged lo procure them.
Then she fainted and fell Into i official youth delegate to the Junior ■ouicklv, to avoid disappointment on I
.dent* caused h . p>,(ii.d..'phla m-lor to hlslcwne to the front door of the(degrlft. Mr and Mrs John W and presentation of many produc-t
county. rt"*'.,^,n\m„" ,'^ Mr and Mrs. Lewis Mc- lions A number of Llttlefleld Jun-'
thorltles ■re"'^' „\\ 'L2 .« ihe former Iracted b\ the thud of Mrs. Car- Quints. Mrs George Cotton. Miss lor Ballet stars will be lnclud-d
earning out studies to determine "»£-n "" *■"« ^ Norri°t.^Ti damones fall. "
postwar maxlmitm safe steeds for , T^he ^cn2u5ol-e ihSavLe . ATZ£Z-\ Mrs. Campi could not gain en- Sutabach. Suirhach. Shirley. 4',, MM eld
Engineer's'"are'^^ntlmmlly de- s'd(- '" Philedelrhia
slgnlnn new htRhwavs which allow i ~ -.
for uniform tmfflc speed This; fMrt tVtMlOl* llt'IUlS Mrs Campl's arms. Dr Paul Ml- 'Conference sessions tomorrow mom- the night of the performance,
will do away with the need for! ,raglls, local physician, called lm- Ing Miss Jane McQuinv. and Miss Already listed are the foHowlr.it
much special soecd zoning, as will Wi'^t.t C.,.Kk O T A I mediately, ordered Mra. Carda-, Margaret Vandegrlft will be alter- natrons: Hon. and Mrs E Arnold
I . I . /w. mones removal to the hospital by < nates Forrest. Burgees Elias L 6 Blalr
uRibulanct She Is able to be' The Youth Fellowship banquet Miss Marion Blddle Wood. Mr. nnd
around the house today. j*1" be held at Calvary Methodist Mrs Donald J McGonixal. Mr and
Mrs Cardamone is former na- church. 4tth street and Baltlroore Mrs Jules Fomalont. Mr and Mrs
llonal presidrrnt of the Ladlts' avenue tomornw at ■> 3n iCtwillntted on Page FWej
Auxiliary Italian-American World The Young Adult Pell-twshlp ban- —
War Veterans. Inc. and Is now mjet will be held at the Fifth Street \ ..a 1 A rr.,i crilswl
national rehabilitation chairman Community Center. Fifth and KMIIIIS * riMI" ll< U
also the elimination and recoil
stnrtlon of manv especially haz-ardous
Intersections, curves and un-dgtpgvggaj|
A nubile education program l*
under wav emnhaslng the disast
M-. vince-t Kehoe. of 818 Ford
street, was elected president nf the
West Crni-hohicken Percn-Teach-er
association last night at the an
1 election held In conlunrtion
rous resulU of excessive speed. wllh ,nfl Mnv mp,„nf. In lh(. .rt„H,i
the meaning of speed signs and
the best means of adjusting driv-ing
to varying conditions
All of these programs are of
value. But they will be of little
avail - many more motorists and
pedestrians will dl* In 1M8 and In
the years to come—unless every
driver remembers that his mind,
not his foot, must motivate the
gas pedal
Jackson IIIMIU
Teachers' Group
George T Jackson, principal <>f
the local public, schools, has been
elected president of Conshohocken
branch. Pennsylvania State Educa-tion
association Mr Jackson suc-ceeds
Edward W Oermann. high
school principal. Mr Jackson m-e-viously
filled the post for two years.
Mrs. Beaale Ksce. grade school
teacher, was re-elected to the post
of secretary and Mis* Ruth Stalev
another grade school teacher, will
again fill the post of treasurer. The
post of vice-president Is expected
to be filled at the annual reorganisa-tion
meeting in September. The
local branch comprises all the high
and grade public school teachers
here.
Refill***!!* Parole
Hearing on a second request
for a parole for Thomas Mocarskl.
Plymouth township, was set for
Fridav morning. May 28 »jy Judge
William P Dannehower Mocarskl
plead-d guilty to buying Jung from
minors last September 17 before
Judge Dannehower and waa sen-tenced
to pay the costs, a fine of
lioo and to serve io months In
Jail fro-n that date His first par-ole
request was refused February
auditorium She succeeds Mrs Her-bert
Krlebel. wife of one of the
members of the board of education
Mrs. Allan ITtvener was named
viiT-or:'>ifient; Mrs. Allan Parr was
reelected secretary and Mrs Han y
Rodenbaugn was the choice for
t reasurer
The association voted to give an
award of S5 to the students of the
sixth grade having the second and
third-highest averages at the end
of the term.
The third gradr was awarded the
attendance urize for having the
Urtit-al number of parents present
at last night's meeting which «Mi
largely attended.
The election followed the show-ing
of educational moving pictures
depleting the various industrial cen-ters
•tad place* of historical in-terest
lr Pennsylvania
Miss Collision
To Give Recital
D. English Antle. organist and
director of music at St Mark's
Lutheran church, will present one
of his students In wi organ recital.
next Thursday night at 815 at the
church, the first presentation of
this nature which he has arranged
here
Playing the recital will be Mlaa
Betty Anne Coulston 17. daughter
of Mrs. Anna Coulston. 446 West
Tenth avenue, s Junior at Con-ihohocken
high school.
of the organisation. She Is also
a former president of the Mont-gomery
- Bucks County Council of
A L auxiliaries and Is prominent
In community and civic activities
here.
Spring Garden streets, at 5:30. /. *m J
Sam Morris, of Louisville. Ky.. will 111 f ,0111*1 I OUUY
address the evening mass meeting *
tonight in the Arch street church Four West Conshohocken bovs.
and Bishop Shot K Mondek, of who subsequently admitted a series
Hyderabad. India, will be the cf robberies lu their home town
.Ida lla? i«k whtn her condltkml M«cn Infresi „nl»rs InUwmta- F Dannehower In juvenile eour,
hvanu rri.iefli hut ilnce then she! !tlr**' show to be presented tomor- »«">>
rhoTv. .r™lUrt ann 1? "epxeScieeoi itoo 5- ">• "'"hi M « In the auditorium Edwrd Fera, and Wayne Heddon of ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^ bolh le wm committed to the
the Varsity club of the school. «"• Industrial school at While
Whitcmarsh G.O.P.
Ke-Klects (.lass
Two-fold purpose of the show Hill for inriefln while
~ financially aid from the profits- H."b*'r* Hi*000., and Edward Wodar
a club member suffering from rheu- v*1- t*3™ 15- *•» '*nl b"*"-* ">
matic fever and to purchase Jack- Montgomery Hall for two weeks,
etfc for graduating members Thlr- , They
D
w*rP «PP"n"!d.ed °J Chief
OfllegfM of the Whltenmrsh Val-jty-elght club members will pre- i0"1' . °9ylr. a
ley Republican club were re-elect- sent the iwo-act minstrel with (
dinner meeting in the southern setting, replete with songs
Broad Axe hotel Wednesday night and mirth-provoking stories.
Sheriff Samuel Olaae. White-marsh,
was retained
John
the Vwo-acTm'lnstrer'wIth'a Cnmpteli/of upper Merlon short!
after J robberv at St Davids Oolf
club. Tredvffnn township, where
Arkansas;
_S*S?P£-. wgndSngSy rTan^d rthA'a'irll£e.a"cCothl,e(^n| *WXnel-.nS<lb*'lp dJoJRunnner cIawrlrl"nml > Nfl,,c>' s^onniedcsdc'hboyolMbroarRdhowadilsl ."uke action
El Se: LSST oTwTn.icfiei? .^'^ JJ5!; £! iS^JS-Z^ZPSZiBt ^ *****
UR in«nt. «.nfr.».it nt a.,,,,,,, awmrd torTiaTlrui son iraB aargeai tnfetlnr on June 7.
S ^lifrnZ. m'"»*" »' asrhrta. proceed, ofl A aucceaaia to Mr Holland will be
broker! are S.n OmS of u" "hl'h """<l u,c lrooP "" Beasle agreed upon by both Hie members
Amele.^^ So'om™, of raitadeliilita n1*-'-'11 "' Norrlatown. farmer! of Ihe school board and loan couu-and
Jac«. ol Memphts. Tennessee : !•*»' realdenl. tropp leader pres-, ell No tune ha. been set for the
A grandson Dr Stanley Welaaman 'oed Mrs. Stanley B Cooper.: election and no one has been agreed
ts an officer of the J<e-enh Warn,, i' nelghoorhood Olrl Seoul chairman, upon as yet. although the nsme
Post. TO. American Legion here »»» preaenl. Ml*. Rav Sibole. ol Mr. E £Oertrude Rlker Bepubli-
. triwp chairman, was m charge of en cunuiutieewmiat, ol the third
Mi-- Xnliii (lara SnMlrr I refres'iments names were also a'wardfor many years, has been
Ml*. Anna rlara qn-d'er TO feature promlncntlv mentli. 11,(1
dW.eS.,, ,he Brail™" The Iroop will hold a hike lo consideration of change. In Uie
bS. .^Fa'-ette .tree,' lit f«~>,fc su'r, tomorrow le.,1ng b^J0jUr^^*J*wB
a IOIJB Illness from the oart house st 9,30 Lun- -nl meellna »,,s aeia\ea III oroer
Mhaf snyder a daughter of the rheon will Le cooged outdoor, that the fire marahsl. Perry F.
l.lr\Smr :,d t!oSui0,M« Ouldoor meeiln,., wUl be held In Wn»y. r^yj^ „vl« to uto r«rl
schelbciy snyder had resided In ■ J<m- ^VinnTunce? "*" "d Mcs.ra'T„t™rn.nd H.dfleld «re
this oorough since 1921. She was!nulce l° M announcea.
a member of St. Mark's Lutheran' % ■——-—-———
ch«f.?i m LI_.i n.„w B, Lions (.liih NaiiH's She la sunned b> „ nephea' and
niece. William E. and Dr Rulh X'.,-. i \Cf'.g.
Brandt, wllh whom she resided, lit" \ Fl 1 It 1
The luneral serylce .111 be held vniitam T Frankenfleld of H
this eyenlng at 8 Jl the Ardell Wagher road. Lafayette park. An- '
Fmeral Hnme_J0O Fayette streel.idorr. Nu.s,rles superintendent.
Witt nev O E atccamej. D D-. ».,, unsnlineusly elected pr,
pastor^ ol St. Mark's Lutheran oI lht Uolu, chlb. ., annual elec-eers
< ontlnurd on Page Eight i
Dintiors \|i|ioiiilril
In I ..M It.K,nl
Three new directors were
pointed for a one-year term at
Presudem John Ryi
Grade Schools
Plan Field Day
Five Track GttglfeMlai
Scliiilulnl So Fur
Tt»e first annual field dav
thev stole clubs, balls and shirts.
tlon at the semi-monthly dinner,
, meeting Tuesday night In the audi-torium
of Spring Mill fire house.
All other officers nominated, a'
1 list of which appeared In Tuesday's
Hei-order. were elected. 1 Plans were made for the InsUlla- i the Conshohocken trade schools wlB
tfen f.rrmonv on June 72 when be held next Tuesday afternoon at
meeting yesterday afternoon of the, UMB-4H ameers, elected Tuesday 3 TO »t Sutcltfle ,iark The events
elected directors of the Consho-: night will officially take office " 'bus far scheduled are the 50-yard
hocken Chamber of Commerce The Harry Dayhoff.' of Harrlaburg. \ rtB*h ror the 75-pound class: 50-
appointments include Marlyn L guest speaker at the session, toldjy*«* <*•■*> for thp W-nound: 15-
Amolcr, of F. M. Philips com- of several amusing; and Interesting' vard dash for the 100-pound class
pany; Walter P. Heck, of the Vat-, experiences he encountered during - »nd the 75-yard dash, open claw.
ley Forge Cemeni company, and, his manv yean on the gridiron and ■ *»<! a +40-ynrd relav for the fourth.
Joseph M. Wilder, of Uie Econymv , i-jinted oui the lS45-Armv-Naw i flIll> "nd al**h grades, one team for
Gliut: Sloie. The enure newly-con- game as the highlight of his ref- jfaih_ (trade,
stltuted board of directors of the ereeing career I Thetr Brc 57 rniri^ Ior the vari-
Chamber of Commerce will meet Birthday greetings were extend-1 ou* events represenung tlte three
on Monday evening at 8 for the.ed to Paul Lacliman. A siweW-J™" •** '''•■'■**«th grade 12 en-purpose
of reorganization for the' pn/e donated by Uie speaker waa = lrta*: 5t'j ■«?»• 14 ™5- ?nti ?'h
CS£AT£S COMIC STRIP IOK Iti ( nKIH'.lt
Under questlonlnii bv Bovle and
I the bl-ennlal election^ Others » orkeTt. Htstatg M«.»*tllg|PrOa*t>3P <}** 9** J. Frasdno '
named were Mrs Anna Hall. Ply-( A ineclal meeting of the Work- ««'„*™" TVK^ ^SSShi.
mouth Meeting first vl-e-pres- <n Home Association, inc. of Con- f^^J^SS "' ^...J?^1^
dent Mrs Ruth M KraU Ft shohocken. will be held Sunday 2"£r2 ,.,ub
[, *'M,
laeni, asrs nuui an "■'■v*- *,,„„„,,.„ _ 1. * number of t _ ,_ ,,,. ,!„,„„ H-n thtfts in Conshohocken
Waslun-ton second \lco-oresldent. aiternixin at 2 in tne union Han.
John S MagiQ. WhUemarsh. Second avenue and Fayette street * ~— "
treasurer Ethel James. OwyneddjAn election will be held to fill a |)ihtrihlltl> 10.04)0 FuMfJ
vaiiev r>naiictai secretan■ Luther vacancy in the presidency of the . , » ,
X'teinra^U'^ln^n. ^-UcUUon. carles s,„ «.J>$f~£1 ^h"^ vS!
"B „rg.nl«.th,„ conslsu.of.re,... •_——__ S^er'.-'eiuntv'nr^'r.tlo0,:
for Menwrlal Day The flags are
o representatives of various
presentatives Trom Springfield \fen'» CUHH OlltillL'
\V7,.teinarsh Upper Dublin Whit-, ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ CalvBr>., Riv
shins, end the borough^
Howard Wood. Jr the teacher, at orate crave* of war veterans ac
snonocaen nign scnool. session were « .r"""'^1™'"", Wcod lane There will be a program cording u> Nonnan L John, dlr
Also a pianist of excepUonal abll- *nd women irom me reapecuve ))f wmeB tnd a t(>ur of inspection ecWT 0{ veterans Aflairs
ity. Mlsa Coulston U accompaniBt districts. |Qf the eaUte
for the high school's mixed chorus | "~» '
and has played frequently on the (;0lll Slur Mothers llotllital \ilnil--inii.
radio, in preeentatlons of the high j , ,""lmai «!1IIIISF.MMIW
school, both as accompanist and Flllprtaill Vr*tr*rails Mrs Catherine Friday, 123 West Will hotd it* spring meetlna at St
soloist. Elm street, medical, was admitted Pauls church. Elkins Park, next
Conshohocken chapter. Oota to sacred Heart hospital Thursday beginning with a cele-
SUr Mothers, held snother perty Hflen Schneider. 79 Center ave- b.-aiion of holy communion at II
for veteran patients at Eaglevllle nU(, Marble Hall, surgical, was ad- a m. followed bv a iolnt meeting
S|triii? M., tin-f
The Convocation of NorriMown
Ailvanced To Corporal
It's Corporal Joseph Bowe
Heidelberg. Oermany. now Only
IB. the local veteran has Just been
advanced from private first class to
the technician fifth class rating
Ssnitarium Eaaieville last nieht mi,fed to Montgomery hospital
Ninety members, dai jhters who
served a: hostesses and members — _,, .
of the Kimco Choral, who dona- «<Or I nt'H
ted (heir services to entertain the David Dnnr. of 234 East Seventh
with the Women's Aid at noon
i Luncheon will be served at 1 and
■ the buFinev meetings will be re-sumed
at 3:30
4 omlition Improved
Louis D'Aleasandro. 123 Maple
street, whoae condition became ser-ious
Monday after an Illness
home. t> Improving at Mlsericordla
hospital. Philadelphia, where h-'^ 0. j^" wUUam " Wwidward.I service men. made the trip avenue, reported the -heft of his I,,..™.,.,—. r;i«wl
was removed that day Mr DAles- second avenue and Maple street, helthere in a chartered bus Refresh- automa'.-ile to the local police. The '"Wmnn riie<l
sandrols employed b>- the Readinglhas been stitioned in HeldelberiT;ments were served. Mrs Edward car was stolen from In Iront of. me personal asute left bv Abbie
|for a*number of morths and Is now,Costelli. hospital chairman In the.hLs hom" between 6 and 7:30 Wed- c C.anor. of this borough, st her'
~T*~ neadav nig" "
bled later at Tenth avenue and tis.lMU. according to an inventoryI
iPoneFt' hi th* reflwter of wm> office 1
:ailrnad
an net nnxtueta Marrta i '•tudylng In supply school there He ■ chapter, was in charge of arrange-1 night The car was recover- death has an appraised value oh
i^Btop^LaTamMT, SM (K..iI?o?i«xpects to remam there for some menu. Mrs John ~"<
muma r'.enr : 'chapter president
o Connor
A typteal all-tmrrinn famllt ia snoring Into the pages «f
I HI KKOKDIK nest Tueadar In the form of a newty-created
cimir atrip. The 0*Kaya. created by Jerry Reefe. who draws un-der
the pen name of lay Kay. consist of a yonng married roupar
and their little daugliler On page eleven of toatght* KM nil
I.IK the OsUys art. Introduced by their originator. Cartoonist
Keefe is shown above at hta drawing board ronpleting a sketch
sff CmeagV* "Red Feather".
afternoon at 3 45 at Sutcliffe park.
j The Judges for the first field dav
1 events will he varsity trackmen and
! coaches The field dav has been
, planned under the direction of Her-
, man Vunderheld. track coach
The program for the HTM field
jday are all track events, tinea there
are no facilities at Sutcliffe park
for other types of contosui It Is
, planned to make it an annual event
with the hope that by nexl year
the Community Center field lm-orovements
will have been cotn-
Dleted. and a full program of events
can be acheduled The high school
-.wx-tatlnn Is plannlnit to
make track one of the major events
In the school athletic program
Planning Sale* Oay
A special committee from the
Retail Di.lsion of the Consho-hocken
Chamber of commerc e Is
working on nlana for a Tk>llar
Raving Sale In the borough In
the near future, Dunne the weak
ctimmittee netnbers have been
making an eDort to contact mer-chants
In Uie borough i it-ring
on In the event The
mmnii I tee Is ask t nr merchants.
who may not have been contacted
thus DV and who dedre to
participate In the planned sale, to
net in t'tich with Marlvn Ar.ibler.
chairman, or Joseph Wilder co-chairman
It has been stressed that
narticiiiants need not hold mem-bership
in the Chamber of
Commerce and the committee Is
desirous to hsve borough-wide eo-