The Conshohocken Recorder, August 3, 1948

              ®l)c Consljoljockcn Kecorifer
ESTABLISHED 1869, NO. 7819.
commissioriers
Vote Higher
County Wages
liicrcu-t- Ht trnurliw
To M.inh 16 Onlcml
For S-iluricd Staff
A "cost nf living" salary Increase
for approximately 5M employes of
Montgomery county was announced
this afternoon by County CommLs-
MOMITS Fred C. Pettrs. Foster C.
HUlegass and Raymond K. Mensch.
The raises, ranging from SCO to
$300 ii year, and representing an
onr-all hike of between six and
seven percent, were decided upon ut
a meeting oi the salary board and
d conference with row office holders
and judges of the common pleas and
orphans' courts.
The Increase affects all county
employes with the exceptolon of the
prison staff and certain workers at
other institutions whose maintenance
Is Included In the compensation they
receive. It was explained that the
trustees of the prison regulate salar-
:iut institution on money
appropriated by the county.
The Increases for salaried employ-es
were made retroactive to March
16 of this year when raises were
granted to all workers making less
than $2.B00 a year.
Day workers at the court house
and employes who work by the hour,
mostly in the highway department,
will benefit by the incres-ses voted
today. The per diem rate was rais-ed
Horn 1575 to 16.00. while the
base pay for road employe* was
raised three to 10 cents an hour
These Increases became effective
Record Attendance
At Playground
One hundred and live boys and
!,.' i.,.i Lwestt,
ing the largest day"s attendance
ID tie tWO-Mwaotl b-starj
i playground, attended tha
l.iday afternson,
Fi'.t ponlaa and a hoi i
by Wtlluim David-son. Spriiw Mill.
tad in the pngram, staged
.... r,..'.i.lmi, :iv,ist il o his uncle.
(V a*ta Divldwti and George
Wright. Stunts on the ponies lea-tured
the spirited entertainment,
Ml'jweJ by Tree r des for the young -
steia on the animals and In a peny
.•airluge.
Firldl-n' l.« t and hi.- Trall-Rid-g]
! tchestru. i nl
lin-lUL.i.i were Herb Sw^n*.wi. his
brother. H. . ■ norenoa
Oocishall and a cousin. Sally Weln.
All volunteered, theft —r- ices, pre-seniing
■ colorful prog nun of in-
Lai and vocul numbers. In
00 iUUDJ
Refreshment
Oedar Heuhxs Community Center.
; v.-hieh operates the csmmunhy play-ground.
A Lam ptvtj will be held August
I 14. for the benefit of the play-ground,
al the home ot Rev. W. E.
G..ni:'n. Cedar Natfhta, supervisor
'A the p.ay L enter Mi«s Jane
Isaacson, assistant supervisor. Is on
vacation this week with her family
at a abort reaorl
CONSHOHOCKEN. PA., TUESDAY. AUGUST 3. 1948.
PoIlM SaliriPS ' ar'e^ Program Oi Special Fvenls
m n n> • i \ Arranged For llorough CkUdtom I o Be Raised
In Whitemarsh
llartnoiixiltt' 1 tn\>\
will Be RepUeed
l!\ \c-u Standard*
FIVE CENTS A COPY
35-Mile Limit !*• CoT5*"""' West Borough
Whitemarsh township police were
assured of a raise In the naai lu-lure,
at thr August maatlnf, al tin
Wliinnu.v.1) bownahip board uf .sup-ervisors
held last night at White-marsh
township hall.
Annul (UviM'jn an 'he amount of
ttw ral
The schedule of special events! doll show lusi Frldav are as lol-foi
the playgrounds no* includes. Iowa: largest dull. Ann Krlaba),
■ nicvie patty a trip to Slubei Judy Quigg. Joan Clark: Judges
park, trips to Valley Forite or the Joyce Rutter, Itane DeVills, Anth-
Phtladelphla "Zoo', a magic show.|env U'Annunrio, smallest doll.
baby enntest. and playground mardlijudv Qulgg, Margaret Brandt,!
grU day The \ariou% special Susan Carol; oldest doll. Margaret'
avantl an planned in the bl-|flkMhnune, Karen Howsrr. Joan'
nil the young people oi thelci.uk; prettiest doll. mail Davtdjon; !
borough and thus turnlsh a series ninnieal dolt. Dorothy Hahm,
01 worthwhile aciivltie.s in which;most original doll, Margaret Brandt; i
thry ran be engaged during the best-drevsed. Noel Carol.
To Be Sought
On North Lane
.station weeks. A stunt progran the fea -
Richard Weber will demonstrate [ llirt. ovan1 on the Murv Wood park
his skill In performing various plavtcroimd Special applause was
trlckr of magic in a show scheduled 1 given tlie stunt presented bv
morrow at 2:30 on the lawn I David Craig. Robert Hertalar.
o! the Marv Wood park. A general Tucker Rodenbauah. and Alan
Plymouth Township
< ainiinlaalnn. i ■ Vote
To A*k State Vrttoa
\mui.il \o\t*iui
'i .ii- :tn.ii:.ii BOTOAI In 11 not a
i ids uni
Heivan »iii opan PrUaj nnrnlrj
al Be. CtiM" u and Dun
lie church, cottttnuttii N
Ing until Aiiitust 15. Inriii
Ol Ihe Assumpt.o.i
01 Fnd I] bain
Friday ol the n tftui 1 1 to
School Board
To Sue Tenant
riaaertl It. nl I upaifl
For Candy Factor)
In Former School
Invitation ts extended to the child-ren
from lother playgrounds
attend. The program i:
the] public.
Baby contests will be held on j
all tlie borough', playgrounds on
Frldav afternoon at 2. The judg-ing
will be done to select the!
winners in the following rlassiflca* | &
lions: Baby In best -decorated ■ ^'
carriage 1
outan
'1 ii i.ne: ranee devotad to 1
d Beart niasse.t win
6 .ind 8
N.ivcna drvoii >n Milt (00o«
in 1!
The State Hlghv.ii. IVpaitment Ul H*Hnn. aftar the H urbik inn-... The board of directors ol the
rill be requested to -red gft-nUa BttrUlar Rovana devotions will b ■ | West Conshohocken school district
paed Un» iibsni on North lane 'll :,l tollo ■ that! AiiiiUM BMatlni laal night
pen the Ridge pike mid Butler nl 8> anturday ntOTBlni lltttlUCtad their solicitor. Stanley
Charles Medln^er wai l'lk(1 by the Plymouth township "Fining, .mi m-xt wr^k rimUar Cooper. Esq. I »tal pro-
. guest on the program and en- • comiiiissloiierv The ((iiiiiUKsloners Novena aavottong will loliuw masa- ceadlnga to recover rent in the
pen to the; ttrtained the boyi and girls wlthlBf,n' «n record to make the re- H each morning at 7.30 ami .. amount of gpfvoslinataly **00 due
ut rind DjUBBl at their monthly meeting C11: SuinJ.iv. tucv A 111 (Otto* all tin- district from Louis Slavic 'Hie
' ari at the Hallowell street ln ,ll# ,(,»'nRtuP ball last nrfW I In 1 h OOl) i.nt is [01 ilu- orignial Hullock
playground' hai show wlnnara. A rcad re-surfacing program was The annual niaana tmii DMM In] ohool bmidim' whtoh Mr suvac
Most unusual—Judy Weber, Most I adopted by the board to start on bOIMH al Si BmMlo WQ be oclt-lbai been using as ■ candy factory.
nrlginal skeeter Weber praUlaat Augift id. includiTit' Narcl'sa road, brated m s Qoamai and "TT-'f" Mi Sl.ivic leased the building
Wilkinson Funniest Jane! Jolly road. Hickory road and sec- church on Ihursday at 6 n. m.,| severu! akoothl akO and installed
.■fimlth Smallest ■ Sonny Mover. ■ tiuns 01 Falrfleld read, Plymouth ananged on behalf of the pal ,,.d In ihe tnaiiuracture
L, I w it, t I>C1J Bhoi winners pii-tti.-st Trudy boulevard. Walnut UUU «»d Jef- loners by Mrs Hisario Bruno. ' ()f cunQy The building was heated
costume cutest !»> Daoy an-'i Dtjpuj0< Best-dressed ■ Judv Web- raflOB stn-et An ordinance was The annual Feast of the Tram-i and lighted from the new high
UTwentv-nve prlnes of merchandise *'! '.'."^ -Lvnn J*"**g._ 8niaU« | gj*0!1**?.. P1^"""! _ *** ™T_„* ! figuration of Our Lord which will irliool building Water vvi
ctrttflcates will be awarded. The}'
MClubGr
schedule and hours are fully stud-ied
A irkwtrng win &■ called s
fix the rate of increase. According
to plaas outlined lust night, it will
be retroactive to July l
A veu -1 rin m 11
stead of wai rants, as formerly uied
was adopted as a saieguard against
misuse of warrants. The checks 1
will be primed on standard safety Twenty-five prl^s of inerchandUe lM_ Nivnrv MMm,v_ oldest Ruth: Hallowell road bv trucks between be observed on Friday, will be J piped from the new building into
paper, whereas the warrants were,ctrtmcataa will be awaroea 1 ne, AnR jentcinn. Twins—Marilyn 1 ihe Intersection with Bandy Hi"! marked bv offering the 6 ocl.H-k the old structure After Mr Sla-prlnted
on regular writing paper, i '"^SLs^* 55^^T^ «7y «^..Vnn»»!l,": R*»«". "<*' unusual Marv AMI road, except lor local delivery. ma.--s lor parishioners, the arrange-1 V|c ocrupied the building, the board
Building parmitl Uanad dunng t, ,J, r ».* , ^.r 1 ■ IH1 th.iT Dakv- runniest- Jerry Sukalski, A contract was placed with the ment made by Vincent OanbOM ol directors disconnected the light,
July represent nl new structural !/ nH 11 r th» in thp Foreh»»-J<,-,*Pt"n«' Wrobleskte; , Franklin survey compativ for new A high mass will gbn mark the heat and water. It was son;.- time
and repair! '"^'l»'K,„1,'w.ol N^/,Vh»i.»Vr.,oi^rl will '-Vatennelon party contest wlnnira. Ironing maps, j feast next Sunday at 9. arranged, beiun- these -ei-vav wen n-sion-d
1348.482. the monthly report i>f,™,, 1.", ,' n?). ,uiv ^n*". MoRt M't'd> 8kwlfr Wrt*r Bnd . The plan umimed bv gm, A!OII behalf ol the paTBhlonara 1-. , . Mi Blavto bad
oup Mi Oambonc
Holds Outing
Sixtv-Srvrn Heggtben
Defv lta<l WoaAav
Charlts F. Mllwr. iiullduis impco- ''"' ,„* 'S,,~ J^,,i„,,],, ""'.'S. M»r> Ann Iwlry. BM IIIMU"'m«df Nolen lor devrUiprnMil Df Pty
tor. rrvmled Uimt Miwlr ran- L"™"^'A
P^«.',S| ?.'.,.'»„ ', f^'n "' !"'"1" ,u<1> *'""■ Lonli"" m"u,h v"'"> *" Nfnf- <"
strucuon unn in HIP urciuu lou.l. fij „;,,(;. ',„.,,, I,,? I,,,,,* ••'" «««» »'lli "«*• Mury Ann dudln, the exlemuon 01 PKau.rU r\. f»
.«r>^ .,..J «... !....-. .0 rUvid .■ 'T* Dairy. Skcrlw Wrbrr I road from ll« urrsrm irrniiiml W 1 •• fa llpu|rf|VU
"niird uynuie ualrrmelon In Hallowrll road, a dlstan.c ol.* II V- ■./C.MIIFTIS
IIOIKI J
Barn And Stock
those In
iipproximately 2300 feet
is required of the develupei
I307.M0 and was issued to David J on ^ifjoy uftein
Fr.idnian for 41 new dwellings in' (,£«.,?
; Whilemarsh HilLs Tin- other i>er-| Ne>n Friday each plavground will i party winners were: I«J"»'»* ' word
] nuts included four for residence*. I rio honor to lhflr playground Arthor niidrey and Carmen Rap-
Permission was grunted to alter the qiwen selected by popular vote patcne: 2d-.lames McGrath: 'a"]**»* h°u
m *|,on'o1^,
iMaguire dwelling on East HectorJTlve crowning reremonv and otherMost seeds-C«men Rappatone; | °"""l ' * J."*hQl^L, £
s^lsl activities will be known Best pjgtan A^etu^8lK-Cpwved wit" street i„
oad
Alan W. Fratik-'iifleld. tax col1ec-:RK playground inardi gras day. Judges—Gloria
, I Despite a steady rain that be-
^ per«dlfm PmPjoves arf "0*,gan early in the morning and con-recelvlng
75 cents a day more thsnjUnued throughout the day. the
they were paid in 1947. | members of ,hp T. K. ^^ cjub
Although they did not share in | carried out their scheduled plans
the melon cut on March 18. salaried for an nil-day outing in Atlantic
■mployes m the higher brackets will city. Sunday. Seventy-seven made
the trip, only six others with
reservations not participating
The trip was mnde in two char-tered
buses, leaving at 7 a. m. one
benefit most from the increases vot-ed
this afternoon.
It was decided that workers in
the $2,800 and under class who pur-
g^e't'K11S801thJi?s .l\ihm*ea£wh£ileVfo1r**th..e"*moSsSt.lsTOm thaT. K. hall. 425 East Hec tl)r slrm and the ^^ rrom Sl
part those who did not get a raise M.„ , Catholic church,
last March because their compen-sation
was higher will receive $300 Dinner was enjoyed at 4 p. m. at|
The mrnactlve „ay will br dte- Srt^SUf^?'jSffU ™.V|
I, ilnii.,,1 a. soon aa Ihr county Irru-: SJJJ in ,iio™.,T nr arum »'a,
urcr's older and Ihr colllily ™ntrol-!^'s ,*^' ,'''"' '',,''"T"m ""
Irr (ljurr out Ihr amount ol with- ",JO>c" inmumioul thr day.
Iioldinu tax to or rrlalnrd (rom rach) Mia. T'lllr Naalrlaka. prraldrnt: i
Uldivldiial XI'" Wanda Kozlowski. Mrr-pr«l-:
The county commissioner* warned de"!' B"d"r
n
s !fe"!!!l>--<g»
thai this may be the last Incressel^, *"* ln ehan^ of "range-in
salary lor the next two years.|rar"lfl-
In lerters sent to all employes theyt Making the trip were the follow-said1
">g Mrs Anna Raduzrwska. Mrs j
Since establishing the IE48 salary .Stella Wywiur.sk«. Mrs. Anna Za- !
schedule on March 16. the cost ofjeska. Mrs. Anast.i'la Wudarr. Mrs. ■
living has continued to rise Tilhe NssieLka. Mrs B-dher Ja- .
"We believe that the peak of the! blonsky. Mrs Stella Rykcwska.
cost of living has nearly reached the1 Mrs. Julie Rozeska, Mrs Martha I
top and these salary adJustmentsiOplelska. lira. Kathennc Nasek.'
will extend through 1U49. and tr Mrs. Alice Stanish. Mrs Sophie
may be that they will be the finalOleba. Mrs Agnes Oleta. Mrs Mary
adjustment of all salaries as theylAnne Oleba. Miss Dolores Oleba.
refer to the respective positions. ! Mrs. Eleanor Dtmkk. Mrs. Agnes I
To meet uihis added expense, we'Bogacz, Mrs. Mary Wyotas. Miss \
are making an adjustment In your, Frances Wyotas. Mrs. Mary Jelesle-salary
schedule." win. Mrs. Laura Naworska, Mrs
The county commissioners jHilntcdj Marv Zoltowska. Mrs. Mary Nosek
out that the Increases were madcJMrs. Pauline Nalborska. Mrs. Fran- j
possible at this time without caut-|Ces Oamza. Mrs. Stonistawi R.u-inn
un.iue .truin On Lha treasury; gowska, Mrs. Marv Anne Jaworska. •
because revenue from the tax onlMrs Kasimiera Jablonska. Mrs.
personal property was over $100,000, Katherlne Lewandowska. Mrs.1
more than had been estimated, al-! Katherlne Ontek. Mrs Kathcrme
though the increase was lower than Le.szc-r.ak. Mrs. Fleanor Aptac, Mrs
[tor, rajnrtad a total of .aarqu. at Mhsna «t~th»—gugtBa. ^i. n-,
"tWB 'perceiii. fidlri'ti'd mi the cur-rent
tax duplicate A total of $1324
has been collected on hydrant taxes
and I7B for lights.
Numbering of streets and lots in
the township to facilitate delivery
of mall and other business trans-actions
was given favorable consid-eration,
with an estimate of $373.
to cover the work Involved, given
by Stephen B Sweeney, uf the In-stitute
of Borough and Towushlp
Government of the University of,
Pennsylvania. This would Include
nt ■ i tl Hlieiu
:t « nnii. pan* !!;::!!.
Autos Collide Fire Police
At Sixth Ave. Adopt Rules
ihunaed. tncludiiVi «ix »» My-1 v , .. ...
mouth Valley section two OB -Mm\ NOSllIgtg ltllt/,4'
Gravers road, two on Hallo well
asked the school board to allow him
'several r..onths" rent. The board
agreed to make certain allowances
and at the July meeting iMtrttObM
Solicitor Ooopgf to notify Mr Sla-iiiliiiient
must be mud*
within a month
The building was abandoned aa
a school at the close of the term
ending In June 1947. when the high
-, 1.1wi w.t- ois.iiiiin.uefl and me
pupils sviii to this borough as tul-
Uon pupils Shortly after the clos-ing
of the term negotiations were
Both Can Dumu^t'.l;
No On«' Injured
An accident luvolvinir automobiles.
Purpose* Anil Duties
r'.\|u.uiieil At Meeting
oad. three on Walton road and Thirty tons of hay. a tractor and hrgun »'1'1 Mr Slnvie for leasing
one on Manor avenue -other farm machnierv ilftv atriflg-l **** bUHMIIl
Miscellaneous receipts amounted ens and a quantity of lluacov) Dlseiw. Needed Kepafn
U) $68221 and bills were approved ,:mk> t, (1 Th#re VM a ienB(hy discussion
relative to repairs to the present
elementary school building. The
.PKSE •** «re badly in need of repairs
but as yet the directors are not cer-payment
umountlng to gl.671.
preparation nf a township
map. **" wulirm »"o>>«>« »u«-n.™.«-» i TTlniee Cuoonnssnhoonhoocckaeenn Knrlree Police
with street layouts and projected • belonging u» Leo J. Smoltnskl. olj.dopted a Mt of rules setting forth
developments I611 Easl Jamestown street, and (the objective of the organization's
The itaMiil traffic lloht nt ,h-! Robert Slater, of East Summit ave-. worg Hl ttrtK aI1d informing tha
intersmion of Rii, .,?, Ro.ler »ue- »»*>» of R«tborough. occurred [>ubu,- uf what Its action should
Sg^S^SLygi. ty-iiffg Hunday afternoon shortly after 3 at! * at thf. „«, o( a tire at a
?... , I«l*"i avenue and Fi.vettc street, meeting Frldav night hi the bor-
Flower Show
This Friday
unknown origin which gutted
targe stone barn on the lunn of
Anthony DeBlase, Oermantown '
liike east of Butler pike. Plvmnuth
Meeting. Sunday morning shortly ^ ^ (o ^^ matfr)a| ls 1H .„
^ . . | Bids were opened last month
Four farm horses, housed in the ,(ir h |»,„img of the walls and
"■',l after cottsideting two btOJ DO def-b)
corner-post style, which'
soupht for some time ■i«liDouovgn. who investigated. Smolin- ltt^)p ls Pomprised of 24 member*..
« ,„ « *"Prnv™ lypr- ski was driving north on Fnyettc j,2 BaLh from the Conshohocken
own, submitting n Utreet and was making a leli turning,.! and Wahhmglon fire compan-
Prizes To Be Given
At Spring Mill Event
A 1 lower
utstsndliig entries.
■ i."
biasing structure, were rescued I
alter considerable effor, | li,iie action was"taken The ouUlde
Officer Lloyd Franketifleld. of(door|1 or tnp bulldlnc are badlv In
Wnii. mm-h township pottoa, dl.s-,,„.„. „, r(iplarprnenI Bids were ad-covered
the blase as he drove past, vrr,lMall ,n i,,ivt. 1t„. work done but
the snot on routine dutv He noil- b(d rtmVed An effort Is
fierj nearby Are■ w-mpwue*. Barren; M d h )„eni ar.
Hill. Hnrmonvllle and Plymouth " '" . .
volunteer firemen responded. '•""" do ,nf WO"
Approximatelv 250ti leet of fire '"'V"0^,^ ,^^^1^
Uart to mre an old dwelling at driving south on rayette street'*™ a, ,hewenc- of fires, und,*;^™™^™^ ihM JSrtnK hf p«« mmth ^ had
Joshua road recently deested u. the [when the cars collided. members have po»ce auUiorHy fPtt7Sf'ai th pi." -" ,»»d thr-ugh- - -'"" """ unUl .,, ,v«i n total of «4M H In per
township The price will include T^ nBhl fronl fpnder and riglrtlwhen they are oti dutv !iui^ week KTantTgiris »as brldgad (rear. P-TaSung trail:, ^^ % 11!!^, 1J mut
clearing away all debris I running hoard of the Smolinski car Ft>rmed with the idea of protect- h.ve ^ asked to urU»K to the to ,ms. over it '"tier delinm.e it.-, wanted to make
Signs relative to the 36-mile|wcre r.adiy damaged. The fronting H>e bystander at fires, as well lav j,,,^ atlv boo^. pamphlets Twelve hours after the fire. Har- '"'vm"" "ut the amouiiU were re-sneed
limit have been placed on > fender of the Slater car wai dam- as helping Ihe firemen who are or photographs which they may monville firemen were called back fUBKt as "**,'' , 7 ,„ ,. V
North lane and will soon be placediaHed. None oi the occupants of'enggHed in flehlln* the blare, a |„M dealing wiUi the tubject to the scene because of a danger- l"xps unp»ld art*r J,llv 3° »">uid be
on Butler pike, from the Consho- either car was injured ;spokesman expla'ned that the spec-1
Art work al this plav area this'cu-i\ iwaylng aaal w«JJ one of P'"0*^ tn ,h*' hands of an agencv
hocken borough line to Plymouth
Meeting
The police department reported
20 complaints. 56 Investigations and
14 accidents Magistrate Louis
Hofmnn turned In 170 in fines and
Magistrate William Sneers, $25 in
fines
his wife 'tator at fires, uninformed as to WMl( enters about the making of two remaining standing Mactng f,,r <*ollw and an additional
Gertrude and their eleven-week- hre-nghUna methods and charac- ,/0aterB l0r the flower show AH rope about it they pulled it io cast added to the unpaid tax
old son Robert Jr In the Sinohn- lensiics of fires, knows nothing or' Iiumber oi show judges will be an- the earth Hupervislng Principal Mrs Mil-ski
car. In addition to the owner.,th,> dangers he risks bv crowding nounced later Handiwork at the; A „ , f „|n at thp dred Rice NOOTtad raoalpl of a
van his wife. Prances; Mr. and;«ose to the ouning structure. and|nprll,R MIIi pla, CPnter this weekj(| , t, w' f , fc , romuuication rrom h* Bnellen-atulled
| wJndi pM-ve.'^i the fire Irom bUTg * Company, fro,,, whom MO
the Delluise dwelhlik de ks were ordered n vear ago, ad-
The vising the delay In shipment has
the 1947 figure.
Hcttiriis Hocue
From Hospital
^Stella Timinskii Mrs Jenn Knae-che
lira. Ameha Sbsnnwa, Mrs.
! Josephine Sosnowa. Miss Betsy Ml-l-
i Mrs Ann Swalla. Mint Helen
Urban. Mrs Leona Wodarskl, Mrs.
i Marv Klpuk. Mrs. Anna Helenlak,
4, Mrs Victoria Nosal. Mrs Marv
: Wtndolowski. Mrs Josephine Hy-
[Hnski. Mrs Anna Lefkowo/ |fn
:iJosei)hlne Pudllrtskl. Mr Helen
Burkowska. Mrs Marv-ann Wcrtz.
Mrs Keller, Marv and Patricia! be does not realia-the hindrance ,nclUdes the making _.
Keller, or 127 Ievermgtoti avenue: ;onlookers are to the firemen and ammau, bean bags and "owHyl rMldu{_
Mrs. Diruo«leo and son. of 3424 J>r4'i "Hlcjals who are working |PWPirv (pw i,,,,^..^, ^ ( ,he rielnv in shipment has
Taxes collected during July iDivision street nil of Roxborough BftEf" "f excitement, adults and A aurprlM feature has been ar-' DeBlase farm U amid to l> nan beat dtta to tha nabilltv of the
n.mnied to g21,40664 on the cu.-l Amlionv j Varmas oi 2645 $£*XL?l£ts£"Sl«.SSJ*^S! Kn«*t«mr ^•^/^^''nl^'Lr , ';> *■ "««>*■ ■«■*« l""!"'^ ni.Lnofio Hr ■
North Sixth street. Philadelphia. ^, w'^nt Hear fofthe moteme MrS ^"llam F.^'^J^^l! »■' Whitemarsh township essary In ihe manufa,.i
reported to the local police that. ^JLraPua Lrrf nremw Un »d, h'r m*sMM' MlM Joan DeBlase, in addition to operat- desks and there la M Indication U
struck and ^Jm^\^^^S^SSi^i "£%&»** for next weeks^ '^-^1X2. ^ "" "' "^ """"
' *hlLv?1
1.^"1 !* !!!.■ Al almast the same lime al
i which It Is planned ;(mii. frankenfleld gave the
the boys and guh
anounted
rent duplicate, the report of the
general fund showed, making total
moatptl ol $23^S055 Disburse- his car wai
mi-nts were *5 4M. leaving a balance damaeed to the extent of $25 while I'^.J-O ' l'heiV"is"always 1
in .he geneml fund of S18.100. parked on Payette street iMwaatl "f™ !^Z^ ^J?J?^ *"**.**
Total over-all receipts were $.10 .-> First and Second avenues ■ Friday !
M>rll , wuv lllu, ||V(. „r ^weta ( rlginal plav
Viri'lnla Mosman Iiifrram,
Mill, ot the 194H school dupll-niroed
oV'-r to Mie treasurer
....... ', , 7 ■—>----■--— -— tors niiKiu r»e enonngereu ,,ir,,rl,,„i-the
damage failed to make a re- , ^ f)(IlowinB rulPS WPre adooled ^ hlJi „ eek
port to the police. . •-. « •—— «■-.-
John McCormlck. 15. son ol
Councilman and Mrs. Henry Mc-
Oonatok, ol 131 Cedar avenue
West Conshohocken. returned to his
home yesterday afternoon //J1™,MM" Man Wosokowskl. Mrs Wan-
BnnMawr hospital He was taken ,d(1 Kfl7lo^kil Mrs j07eff OK„w.
to the hospital after sufTerin? se-jska „„ HpIp Wu)(I](.r M.s A„na
■■ »hen BlOr/ecliowska, Mr: Stella Swetkow-ska.
Mrs Agm*s Brutria. Mrs Tllli,'
rious injuiles on July IT. when
bicycle on which he was ridmg
with Henry Conrad. 8. who resides £" k
a: the MtCormtck home, collided 1 *i",lc'
with a trailer-trailer at Ford and! Miss Jin- Zugalska. Mrs Jane K11
•:ts. M, Hekn Btttia, Mrs Fran-1
Front streets. West Conshohocken. |'J" n_h' Mp. **».„„„„.' o~'
Beth boys were hospitalized follow- L" ^?nMr ^i» w ^»^t. S? I
ing thVaccadent McCormlck ^■^^K
Mt
BJ^n^^*-^\ .^iB^e^2u^lofw^,l£it s *£>£*Tsr&szs^sz'
iea' Ht i?U ll? comiSted to walgl^' Mrs *P« 3»»0waJ». Mrs
Lw^it.hh ftht1e Vai.d, o>fi a> ^crturtcihTrf™or 1so™me ■: Ppa,nels P/e/Uikowsku. Mi wltlsk-1 Mr, Am|a strycharz
;Mrs Amelia Banas. Mrs. Eva U-
The Conrad boy. who was the .-ma. Mrs Kathrine Czop.
more seriously Uijured. suffered a K'Vt'hn'nV ^.kTr.^' u™
rMmM»J t™Vt„ri „r »h. w. i„, Kathrine L«gc*nk. Mrs. Anna Mar-
(onipound fracture of the left leg . Mrs Clara R:ikosz
.re that amputation was at
first thought necessary After treat-ment,
hospital authorities expressed Paril.|r \. f-'IniirlowM
the relief that the leg could be r ar*"" *M ri«lino*vii
The injury did not heal as j More than (850.000 worth of
was originally expected and it was-fire-fightin« equipment of 35 vohm-neces-
sary to break the leg and re- tcer oTtanlsations and eight musi-set
it ajaln last Thursday. It is.cal u.iiU are exnected to partlcl-hoped
that the leg. now respond- n»te in the KWantlc "Plrenien on
ing to treatment will continue t01Par.de" en Friday evening in eon-improve
until it has completely iju-.ction with the Plourtown Fair
healed. 1 Fire Chief CharW H Hone
member of the parade committee,
•r ,«•<( riut ■the parade will con-laoi
more thaai 2.000 marchers and
will ba the* biggest show ever
staged In this area" There will
.be gS50 in prises awarded for vari-
Two daughters receive most oi r.ns grours anraratus and band*
the *5.000 estate of Michael Hn key. \r. the line or march Fire coro-anles
from Barreif Hill and Har-of
Children Share
Hickey F]siat«*
June Total expenditures were t6
380 33. leaving a total treasury bal-ance
Of 124.233 08
Col Robert Toland presided. Os-car
Kottler and Stephen Laubert.
the other supervisors, were present
Swimming Pool
Is Dedicated
Sled I nit Installed
At Girl Seoul Caaap
Mis Henry E. Rollins. Sr.. of 1013
Payette street, commissioner of the
Central Montgomery County Coiin-rll
of Oirl Scouts, officiated at the
dedication or the new 135.000, mod-ern
steel outdoor swimming pool at
Ci nip Klwanis. girl scout vacation
center at Obelisk. Sunday after-noon.
A large number or scouts and
parents looked on as the dedication' be occupied bv the Wilbur L Ora-took
place, a number ot local real-, ham ramllv. rcmovhm from 819
dents among them. , spring Mill avenue.
M Vinton P Ostrander, of Nor-ristown.
chairman of the permanent 1
camp committee, introduced the 1*1.,.,,,,. I*..,.._..■»!J.JI
and Mrs Andrew Lewis, ofI ■ 1*H|IH I M M III* H
Wonester. chairman of the build* ran »■ « , ...
ing committee, gave a financial re-1 I O XlU'lltl lA'V. HM
l«ir;
The new pool measures 100 by 401 Abram Lee. 101-year-old ex-slave.
feet, and slopes from a few inches ™,}*?Kn*** w
1
l,h ! pla<Jl
for use of the youngest girl scouts.
and almim by Bun,™. Flu. Bl.lr 1=5 JJJ*i. fA, SIS m 51 i.la. >•"'"•"'""' • "-*> M""°"h,en" M*SM». IMI m.lndl... Ihr l«. la,
,Chief ol Pi-to W.llr, Ptilpp, „n,l ^ ^ ,*.Sl "o I-T.H ^%Z"\u'l'ldht iTS. »irt He «" "" "■"n,«' '"' bUls '"
M....\l..ll-... •7-unllv f1r' Chl" w*"" P<>p' iho plajKroimd auprn-laon. with- "",„""']?"1 ," £ZrSrZ»\, fl« "" *m"""' "'""l)s
.11 VIOll.Ol r.llllllV No car, whether Ihoae of Indl- „'.,." The ota,.%.|n dramat./e ™'"'",,,'": £, H*™°"„„ ^. „'' The board adloumed m meet
... .. n . . IyU'"' ""•"'"' »' non-member., can, „,; ,„,'„, lh, honey.bee,. lealur- '"'"*„,,"" "' nexl Monday main m liirlher con-
I O MoVC 1 I'ldUV ■"* P*rkrt within one elty block ol lnf th, v,„„ brr tM „»r r.tii.ne "" («ldet repalra to the bulldin.
ih",, h L ^ taahioned (lose lo human royalty. _. aa . ■■• A 1 '
Mr and Mr. Earle G MarMu!- All perwns mu.l keep baek ol Mr, L|0yu withrow ol 8prin« !\«'» I'unlor 1.1 ArnVf .l../. U,.,.,,,., ... l,.,,^
Ian and family will remove on Fn- roym Mul n „„„ „alnfd p|,v.roiin<l _^ wm,m H Moonev Win**""
day to Bethlehem where Mr Mac- '
Mullen has been named height
agent for the Readfna company In
the employ of the railroad for more w^1^1", „5*es„mu" „t!U."u movtnR from Mie communit.
week
. j ;Mtll has been named plaveround j^,.. Wllliam H who *'",F ■" "* ■ »*■«■.».■"
.ot.™,. K-H-« -„„., i,—r, ™...!*. Mr' E*rf MaiMtuian. who ir. re .,,,„,,, [(, |ja,ruim. priStt>r here, will _ . . „ . . . .
han a quarter of a centnrv ggg
Miir Mulls n has headed the branch
freight office at Broad and Callow-hill
streets. Philadelphia, and has
been supervising freight mit-nl ol
the Philadelphia division
Mrs. MacMullan has been active th* fire rhlef or hi
numerous community prajccta, Tlie lire uoliee
fire lines unless needed.
Fire (Milire will refuse to admit
->re than the neceswry number of i
■■men Into the building
otHr*T* «»f t^e fire nojice shall be
i charge of all fires and they shall
receive their orders In turn from
assistant.
endeav
Motor Fund Total
shun h to become
move with his family
manse, on Payette street, adjoining
the church inmaUma next week
Ba win begin his paatoral ^^.v MZ.
nd preach ut tin rndpU ol hut now M
Including the Spring Mill Parent kas*i orrte- imun* the spectators
Teacher association and iis pla- Plra t>ni,re while thev an- in of Montaomcrv county ■% their Be
ground, the Visiting Nurse awweia- charea. will also see Ahat no goods temper 1 alloeallon from the mot
tion and civilian defense and sim-ilar
agencies durins World War II
\. mmm charge on Sunday. Augu I
lll4Hllll> I O oW 1 •>•>•> innounrement was made last Sun-d;
iv morning to the congregation
Pavments amounting I - gOl.551.49 bv Ihe rlerk ol the M-M'MI
re due thr municipal rnhdlvtstoi ----—-—------------------------—-—-—-*-—-—--—
■KOUlilll)
Their home at 101 North lam am
ath, who died July 5. ac-i
cording lo his will riled ror prDbatej,rionviile"are listed" In"!he"Vine
in the register ol wllb office yester- rrarc-h
dav
AAfltteerr nbequeatnhming s$z30m0 eeaacrnh ttoo1*-j . . . , .
John. Maurice and Leo Hlckev. soas.j WailH' tJllPl Lll^llie«*r
he left the residue to Agnes M and Appointment or C Harold Oods-reai
esiaw^ lorfBV by cypty commissioners
...,._ _ __ Fred C Peters. Poster c Hille-roll>
h rorillll I » MeH aass and Ravmond K Metuch
The Polish Cultural Forum wtn'S^^I^.W
night at 730 in the T K hall. « ||o,rlg4oam, who died suddenly at
Fjist Hector street. Any Polish col- rjovlestown June s Oodshall who;
- Mudenf who are home on va-.^rved w fln-t aaatatant under
to elirhl feet at the deep end. The
bath house ls equipped with toilets,
showers and a number of dressing
rooms Set in a grove of pine trees.
It ls planned to landscape the area
later
In earlier years, the girls swam
in a nearby creek which later dried
up and became unlit for use In
the last few years, the girls swam
In the- pool at Camp Reta. by
special aiinngemcnt with the man-agement
there The new pool is
Dg at the camp
A total of $31,000 was collected in
the recent drive for the camp, with
a goal of g97.OO0 -set Unless fur-ther
contributions are made, it is
exnected that the camp committee
will be compelled to borrow funds to
complete iLs building plans
ited to attend Music rressman, will receive a salary of'
and refreshment* will follow UHHJK a war. The nowtion he va-t
meeting Edward Wi-nlewski will I gated anil not be filled at thU'
preside I time, the «mmtwinners said.
taken awav fund Requisitions for the third
».i 'he sound of an alarm, all! quarterly payment of I Hi are be-must
null to side of street. Inn prepared by the Oepaitment
iw- to a stoo and not proceed of Hlehwavs
'••-:il fire apparatus has passed -n Momeomerv county the rol*
Thev mav proceed after apoarntu* lowhw amounts have been iDo ■
is 500 feet awav. but onlv firemen |*d by the Department ol II .
will be permitted to go to the fire *° lhe vamus ctaa» of Btunl
The onlv vehicles allowed in fire ««: SS?**!!. SfS™-*1
line* are fire chiefs, assistant fire inwnshlpv $4. J ■««■»«> '
chiefs', CPS romtmny. electric com- rll,H-s to»iwhii)s. aia^aaja
pan* telephone romuanv. dtv Amcwmts available to the
wsw department. State police and i?"***1' "'r'Ude 9.""' "
iimbiilan'-i- *1410 58 West Conahohoi■kt-n
!>.i KM n.n over Are hose "State •*05" n' ',' 'luE ,,t:'w«nshlp; ln"
■ voh.tm.is of the above rules chide Plymouth JlJliJg. and *«-■-
will be dealt with according to law. ,o"d-class townships include Upper
I Merlon. $wti»4:
lamn.
Whit emu:
l.iiihl Re_i»lratM»n
ognttlon of having lived a century
The sward was made Sundav alt-e-
noon bv representatives o[ the
Montgomery County Medical Bociety
Plaques are issued to all known
residenU of 100 years of age or ,-_,_ —-j-*,-_—. -, ,h„ n ■r.me^ru-ctloo with th,jiooth ^S^JSSSS'^SL^X Appoililrtl
rrSZlval the court house ^t mght was dis- Dcnald p „„r.,., preside,,, of
iii mroyiiBna appointing, according to figures re- The First National Bank of Ooo-
Mr Lee resides at 352 East Sixth: it,«ed this mornlne by Kenneth II shohocken and treasurrr ol tha
avenue, where he keeps house for !H«llman. chief clerk Although tin- Prtuwylraruj Bankers association,
himself and works an extensive ofric*~ remained open until 9 p m hai, been named to the executive
garden . to accommodate potential voter- r,„iunittet. aml t,ie i.:
who are unable to enroll durlne the .,,
dav. onlv gg persons ahowed \>» Of „, ,)w unctatton. acrordinu to an
this total 701 registered Remibliran announcement made Sunday b-
The annual catered clambake of n,,(1 I8 *«ned "P M ->rnocrBts R_„I J Hopkins, president
Riiturv H.Miili.ik.
llo-|i.t..i Ad mi-aaleau
The annual picn; and < lamhake
sponsored by Pon»hohoeken fire
eompanv No 2 to be held nt Por-held
han 301
vations had heen aoaaoUd liefore
the deadline ma reached last night.
Buses and prlfatai Ban will be
rniplnved in DOOVVJflllg thr picnirk-ers
to and from the park Buses are
scheduled u. laatg 'he fn. rtotaag,
Ninth avenue and Harrv
10 15 and 10 30 a. m and returning
will leave the par': about 8 pm.
A tirngrnm of activities that will
H UBM of arrival to the
Mnn' i'f denarture from the park is
belna arranged by the <
Than will be vnme>. an'
will ba awardid the wln-
"venls Prsnklin
Thomas. Jr.. is chairman, with the
following committee members Dan*
iel Oarvev. Frank Mrs-mer. Oeorae
McMonagle. Edward Real
ran afr'aaln Wilbani Aenff,
Jasaai Ui ■ >■■ kavln and
John Clark
Vacation School
Group lias Online
■i one hundred b
Damiau
•■h'irrli who attended the annual
■"ion reJttloni iichooi
held than I >itied in
an outinv to WiHow Orove vester-rlav.
accompanied by a number of
parents
been recentlv promoted to the •„„, trtn „,. m,de bv cnart<Te<j
rank of corporal in tlie Armv Air h'ises >:,v,nv the . hurrh n< II
Forces Corporal Pollack is a returning In the earlv evening Bog
number of the 301st P^nib Wing lunch was mken
'VH' Hq A Ho Bgjal nt BnkOkrj I ■ , school opened
Hill Armv Air Field, Salmi Kan- fitly V ermtimuM until la
Maxwell Pollack has
the Conshohocken Rotary club will ^^
be held tomorrow evening at 0 15 lo lllMH Ollllll|£
at the Spring Mill fire Mjntany [o fl,, mfnbm c.f fc
"T^u ',*. ■ the *** , «»(nini,te* mas and Pamian Catholic church! Mrs Anna Kniewwskt, 53 ot 13 aai He li the son of Mm Prank dav R. v Vioce.n R-widazm.
Of the club In charge It Is expert- (in ,mtnt -,,] ^ hH(1 satnrdav to Cam lane Harmonville. was J Pollack and a hrother of School ant rector of the church ■
Itivnrn- Sliil *vpm U ** >*r,tPl>' at" Atlantic C:tv Reservation* have al- 'revert at Mcntgomerv hospital tor ,)ire.-t..r J(seph Pollack of Craw- bv Rt rrrtng as
tended bv members and friend M elomt6 for ,nr ,rlp wmrn . possibly fractured left ankle and ford Hill. West Conshohocken He ->-*.*tant rm-tor durlni tn.
A suit for divorce has been filed'visiting Rotarlans Baseball, quoits, -^m, be made tn two chartered bna- »a< dlvharged after treatment attended West Conshohocken high of the pa*tor Kev Victor Rtrumla
at the court house by Marie Kyrissiahuffleboartl and other contaatai e» leavaag the church ar " Un Prance Fer« 43 Pavette treet achool His present duty n- cheus- in lialv. and essnwrs Ttlta Tiereae
Caop. Lansdale. against Conrad A will be pfoehggB lor the entertain- Roeartn Brnre president of the Sor- stavteal. was admitted to Mont- lain'!, assistant Corporal Polbicfe and Theresa Bemwnl. ol Jit Mat-
Caop this borough I ment and amusement of the group ietv of St Rita i- chairman ' gomerv hospital enter-d the service lu August lf47 thewg convent formed the laculty.