The Conshohocken Recorder, September 28, 1948

              ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7835.
®l)c Conol)ol)ockcn ftccor&cr
T&fi!il"f$i>E?Zi£*\ CONSHOHOCSEN. PA.. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1947^ TEN PAG
Pennsylvania
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Six Accidents |J <*?!*"+■Sr- ,
i llus.,(i-1 ear lierortl
In Wllitemarsll Ol Attendance
i 'i iir regard for < am inaoua at-ari
W/ I ¥7 IftendwMi il Sunday 10*001 m thh
I IVPr WPPk rjUl I ti althout doubt held by: V'U T? V*/BA IJIIUjWiilipr Hack ft! ol ia« Silvia
Pike, superintendent ol
Driver* PIMIIIIIIIIII Lutheran Sunday scliuot. An-..:
"m,rs' ' ■■WHlgrn, l(, ,m lr,l)rUs revealed at U.t b
■ * • , . , , . 'ginning ol u new term tins month.
1 rdolrun Injured M, Bock has u attendance record
,,i thirty-ell consecutive yean
In Series Of Crasbc* ""• nigging ■ tag* mmkaa
, other pri-MKis ertUl remarkal I
Six accidents on the highway ll*mi,u'"' "wSarBi *n Mr l
involving IJ persons, and five . " ""&■ °<"'n
and throe true**, occurred during' P»"»"»t al ' ,! **■«**
the mil end in Wtiiteinarsh town- tl;f1>',u Viars
Rnlp Other perMiiis »ho have attained
: perfect atb
I a quurtei ol i i <nun'.
. ooi ,*■..! me BI tolloin
J Frunkllii Pan 1 Peviri W Murk- 33 I
■ i rntj on 13 ■•
'Elizabeth Hampton. 19 yens. Miss
.Ellen Longacre. 11 yeai l00H
Hoyer, eight years; John Beffen-trayer.
ST., seven years; John Hef-
... fentruyer. Jr. five roan Douftoi
Bonnie Swanson three-year-old! Kllm.lu,r fiulr venr., Uuvis smith
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Leo Swan- „,„, N<in,, w,iU(. ,.„,„ ihrrc years:
-son. North lane off Butler plk£ wa-ou.rei cochran. Eugene Debus.
Miuck shortly before ftp m PiidayHottra Eddlemun „„„ u,wrenr*
oil the roadway near her home. Knop„ .r. fll,.n lvlll'Vral. Him. Don-
Operator of the car according to■ w WjIsoll John Bowman. H.urv
Information given Officer John W. "'" , Bowman Diane Pas'
Firxi National Bank In intuversarv \ttir<
A Cedar Heights child struck bv a
car operated by a 19-year-old Hat-flela
girl Friday afternoon. Is in
Sacred Heart hospital. KorriMowu.
.. tl ■■ ■ -old Phi" "
in critical condition at Chestnut Hill. I
hospital and a Manayiink
under observation at Montgomerv fi"'
hispital. Norristown Three oih*r "
men were also injured.
FIVE CENTS
Bank Marking g* ;,:" "Jj« State 'Week* 0 Hear state Oflieem
Anniversary Beingr Observed
Bv Industries
Civic Groups* Schools
UsO l'arlicipaliii<£
In \\ rek-l.oii" Kvetll
■
Otanside, Hate president ol
nid Mr- n
... OootX \ pre nil r.' Ol 'in
montown ;
offlcoi |i.iKt oflk MI rtati
local chapter at us ■ami-monthly '
a hi in the vi-w
po-t home
moke .u
the lees-than-a-year-old
partmeni ol tin ornanJaattea and
mil- ..no advantages
L) chapter received an In-i
.ii the
, ptm Ha ..-.:. lepa - \ ifndinc
Kkeo win tathei tonifhi ..t the "leni BMOUDJ in Bcnutuni on Mo- IU wolghi '*■ the Unsettle oJ Penn-latton
eighth "embei a Pwo dekKaiM -^ -1 a i- ijrlvnnui Week erblch opened Bun-ie
and r i in nosl refu- dej and DonUmjee through octo-i
and profraa will be held Octoo
rsth aiinl- ii Tnrouthoui the count] Indutf*
PJT of the banks 10. A social followed ihr meeiliig tiial plant*, v:iiliti.- end CMB"
who harv* been special pro*
Mattona] Bank through rhomai J Caeej ■■! HnrtnonvUle, gnueni and houiinit open hou
procDOte i:i:- i ihanla,
hi Aorj ' "
With Dinner
Will He llrl.l |nili«|.t
r'or ICntirc Pentonopl
Of Tir-i Notional
Tjk ng on hullda; appearance in celebratluu ol the 75th Bttolreraari al Hie loundini nl
the 1 irsi National Bsfk. tie linknn house al i he coiner of rayrtt,- mid Herlor ■treote h shown
under the brilliance i.f I ood Ughta, Ajushrersej? pennanls mid llai leslooiis .tutllnr the en-trance
and above the hSflC dnor in blue lOHetl a fool hlfh appear thf annivrrsar* dulen
"I873-IB4H".
Announce COP
(.ountv Rallies
Kasteru Star Honors Mrs. Taylor
1/ District Testimonial Dinner
I National and stale officers of thei Included were Mrs Florence A
Star Order, heads of VM -' Plummet, of Falrvlew Village, wor-luallv
all chapters In District gg-A Uiv grand sentinel, and kUei
1 and B. covering two counties, and a! Minnie R Keyes. right wor-large
contingent of their roemben. thy maud secretary, both officers In
Kaihered ut McAllisters. Plulad^l-1 the general grand chapter ol world
phiu. Friday night at 6 30. [or a tea-1 chapters of the organisation. Mrs
tmioniul dinner to Mrs May H Margaret B Alevundcr grand t>ec-
Taylor. 50 Payaite .street widely retary and Mr Homer Bortner
known in Eastern Star circles grand sentinel, both of .the grand
Celebration
At St. Costnas
Anginal *.;iih» i in-
Lar'TsI In HiHtorv
Lebold. Whltei
lice, was Mildred L. Tliomas. 19. of
Hat field, Montgomery county
statement to police. Mlsa
Tliuma.-, said she saw u child bob-up
and down on the side of
the road, then she heard a bump on
She stopped the 1941 sedan
quickly, saw the child's hat on tin
road und knew she had hit her
She picked her up. unconscious, and
the child's mother. Mrs Bonnie
Swanson. accompanied her dau«h-ter
and Miss Thomas lo the hospital,
In a car driven by William Wein-rkh.
1303 West Oak street. Norris-town.
a passing motorist
X-ray* disclosed the child -suffer-ed
lacerations of the chin, forehead
and right leg, possible rib fractures
and shock
M*nN Condition Critical Gettysburg last Saturday Sponsor- ArninRea by a,e pa5t matroiu. of
Barren Hill volunteer ftre com- «> ^ lhe Brotherhood of St Mark s. „„ l(H.ai Bllliner ehapler. 149. of
pony rescue souad extricated "even »utorn°bll«s carrying the whl(ll Mr, Taylor is a charter
Charles John McNichol. 19. of 5127 sight*"™ left the church at Fifth member, a past matron and with
Greene afreet Oermantown from aven«f »lld "*rry street ut » a in. which she has been affiliated lor dated for mam itreal . itemed celebra
where he wae'pinned in the cab nf '"ld arrived in Oettysburs In time,33 years oa a tribute to her long yean gave high praise to her as tlon was the Largest In the hi tor] Jam* htotr jWmes Tracev Krrd- Flourtown fire house
n truck hortly after 6 p m. Friday * «Joy lunch on picnic grounds and highly Minesstul Eastern Slur they were introduced by Mrs Olhe „, ,hc event I,,™ HSH B t J-nl Muida . October 18- Annual din.
on Germantown pike near Credent at the national shrine ™towhw record ^ W|W.L ^than two Swing; toastmaster wresting her „ ^ Sampson. Edward F Britt John K ner of NorriMow,, Council ol Re.
avenue. Barren Hill the lunch period Rev, O. E McCar- hundred Eastern Stgr women and mac ou-ness thoughtfulness and „ „ M^ 30^,^, was Ut& Light. Charli s I.uken- J Purl De- publican Women at tit] hall. Not
Sergeant Edgar E Mitchell and ™* °- D ■ !»»,'«■ of St Marks, several mole guests wore In attend- l»;>»''»« ?«'«!" «^^ shr could not i^cover she LaCour Ja».«d tSii. Rioird Flstown. Thursdav Mob. II
Officer Lebold. who investigated, heodrt^'^o^the^^^ ""Se honor guest la presidem lh" '"-rce.vuon ol ,1 O Wood. WUU.m_M Hall. Joseph American Legion Home NorrLstown
noved the board of directors ol the Eastern aaaoclotlon with Eastern Star
Church Group
£ At Gettyshurg
37 From St. Mark"*
MakcOiH'-Diiy Tri|i
Members ol 8t Mark's Luthemn
church and their families number-ing
thirty-seven persons P«tloi- rhrouKho;.'t' PennVyVvanla' and other chipW^^Seni^lvanV^rn^ ftimoton w.'s» 'virm.ua' Bundny 'to KT^S,2*XFZ3S2. [\~
pated in a sight-seeing tour of, BUUM» h^ t inr ,s Ui ^^partEpete In the annual cotMUoa 'n* taaaSat. t^Siw^
Oettvsbura lust Saturday. 8Donsor-l ._„„^ „., .». ™„. -'tlon. sixteen of the eighteen pre*- 01 the teat) ol md j£t£n ilTl Iol|,,*ll»
ent worthy matrons in the bi-coun- Dantlan, Third Century twin- vvilham Davis
'".^XL!*<!l£3&tmm^\t*P'£nu***0^■ JH *,u"" ""■ !,)" Blaa H Ooraon John Wood Sam- wwnenlp Repubikai. „
■ ...h ii, " T?i, £?" ^l l,iJ1 ^hurd' a' "n,i ET™, .and »»l Pugh. Oeorae Sampson. Hamil- building thunMaa) October
with Mis Tavlor foi mmj Maple street la named The celebra- U(|] K(tben Ephrlam B Rickel Whltemarsh V-llev Republtrau rlub.
;u\e high praise to her as tion eras the laruest m the history humi
?re introduced by MM OUve ,u the evem
(he national shrine Following record in general, roorr than two Swing, toastmaster. stressing her
the lunch period Rev, O. E McCar- hundred E-i-tern Star women and graciou-nr.vs. thoughtlulne.ss and ,
D, pastor of St Mark's, several male guests were in attend- Inspiring qualities over the years
tour of the historic battle- ance An Eastern Star blograplu"
Ida 1 u Horbello tourneyed here
her home In
ran of 76 ■ membei ol tin North Penn Dha[
uuted ill some measure t<i Hie ter. was also a guest
groertta md w Den oj tin bank
In the loiia span of
First National Bank has had ter
ins hi
served us membei ol tin
directors.
Alan Wood. Jr. leader of thoi
who organized the hank
first president from the *. ,
organhmUoq meeting December in.
1872 until his iwlgimiult Jenuai |
a. 1877 when he began his term ol
office as a Congressman from this
<!istn<i George Bullock
pn stdeni from Januai\ 9 1877 until
ApHJ 1899 Successors m order have
hggfl BVeaj D Jones, April 1889-
Februarj'. 1890: Lewis Lukens Feb-ruary
15. 1890-December. 1893.
Michael O'Brien. Januarv 16 189-1-
September lUOO Eibrld. 1
land. September 22. 1900-April 1918:
John Pugh. April 33. 1B18-Januai\
18. 1921: Horace C Jones Januav.
1« 11:31 -August 18. 1931 1
Davis. AUSVM 18 1931-June 9, 1042.
and Donald P Horsey, present cash-ier
who was elected to that posi on
June 23. 1942
Schedule Includes
Several Near Here
Lee Rubber & Tire corporation
hi ■ Invited the adult community
:.. 1 plant \ 1-it alii in-open house"
■I v MI tomorrow morning A UJQJ
through the plant will be conduct*
nl bv ■[lecialh-selecleti personnel
and will show th<
■
The Kirs' National Bank began
celebration of Us 75th amnvn .uy
this week, delayed from earlier in
the yeai to cooperate with Peiin-
■yrvenla Week obeervance
1 Hi Bnndn) i hun tan mode -i»--
cial inenlion of the ubgginame in
■
: poiiti.al ralU
cite tnteicsi m the Pn ildentlal ',.IV1,,. and there will be 1
innounced ,„,„ inroughoui the week In the
todej hk the Republican Campa^n imbin
committee thrnugli1 Russell ■ Knipe, f^^^,. lMi>- |WI,,, ,,,.,., „, „,
county peisomul dire.toi A high- pPnnsjivanla Week m this borough
the iciMdule will be I huge W]U ( u,night when the Consho-
*.de meeting m etty haH |IO( ken l,io„v club will hear an ad-
Norrlatoem. on Thursday. OcK.bei (tre-1|B,D, John Robblns Han res-t
1 waanlngton MemotleJ Ohapel
VaUe) Perm The Con-iholmtkcn
28. at 8 15 p
This program will bemn with 1
buflet supper lo In- followed lr
entertallimeni and talk.- Ii\ OOO
gressman Samuel K Mi I
Direilors who have guided the and Repub'lcan candui..*■
Rotan ' lub will hear David E.
Groshens, F.M| of Cllensidc at Its
meelinit nexl Monday night A
ken man will be guest
speaker tomorrow night before a
lenrrtetown lervlce club wiu-n n
Lincoln Ha in general manager of
Old Comfort rotnpanv. speaks to
members ot tin Opt sinus club
a serious condition They called the of 'he three-day battle recovered In gratitude Mrs Lukena Harr\ B Heywood, J Au-'morlal hall. Willow Orove; Th'irs-found-
OeaergJ gseemhli
all of Tlir lomplrti' schedule
r Au- Tuesday. October 5— Lower .Merino
IALKI toeflMUp Women'; dub Anhnorr
r Samuel Pulton Wednesday. Octobei 13 -Plymouth
";';'" t'here"
Public Sebool Observanre
:,ie of Pennsylvania Week
will be carried out at Oonehohockan
hiah sihool in as many lieportoaanfe
as possible this week
1 -in;iliusi/mii the beauty
und characteristics of i.ie state have
been made m the art department
rescue squad who manned
the emergency 'ruck owned by Bar
the
ttie TUCK uv Bar- oeiweeu me OI«WT ' ~hm^mr rnr 19 i.nr. Mnuniihcii
ren Hill Are company; Dr Carl The group assembled in the office; $3***'™ " a .'aSooUM^ orfce-
Everett Lorens, Spring Mill load or Dr. Henry W A Hanson, presl-. "^',.»'n
B1
S.V ' ^=,V,P
Lorans, MUl road, ol Dr presl U°" '
Chestnut Mill hospital ombu-ideut of Oettvsbuig college, at 4 Dr.
lance. Upon direction from the Hanson painted a word picture of
doctors present, the rescue squad the bacitgrouiui of QeUysburg col- hh|
men removed tne man from the. lage and SeeMnary after which th*'d£ pi »TTnd'present
truck and he was tahen tn the hos- tour continued about the campus two-comiiy group ami
pltal. land through the buildings, headed, M,,, Tayloi
The truck, owned by Hughes-'by Rev Howard J McCamey son ani,
Foulkrod company. Ptuladelplu.i. of the local pastor, and chaplain of
was trnveting south on Oerman- the college The highlight of the
town pike The truck suddenly trip was a visit to the Church of the
swerved to the left side of the high- Abiding Presencr on the seminary -
way. went over the shoulder of the campus, where the chaplain ex- £
roadway and struck a large tree on piamKj the purpose and meaning of _ — ._ _
the Herkishimer property The truck ,„,, bpaui((U] edifice The evening ■_, Ijaai.i.asiaL as si
rebounded and came to a standstill; , ^^^ ln tnp m,Ht.rUi „, ■« I IPSC I IDrU
with the rear six feet in the air. Huber hall. 01, the campus The new M° ^"-"^ ■ *»'^*i
resting against a uti itv pole^ The, hbrHrv homing M000 volumes, was
h- object of an after-dinner visit
The group comprised Dr and Mr.v
I G E. McCarney. Mr and Mrs Wi':
Ham Spuiigler. Dr and Mrs Eugene
; Debus. David and IJ* bora Debu-.
! Mr and Mrs Arthur Prate, Arthur.
Jr.. und Louise Preas. Mr and Mrs
C Roy Emery. Mi and Mrs Wil-liam
Woolson William
Burburn Woolsnn
lr Pennsylvania Eastern St.,. Home at gleaned from official records, was ?•■ "^72 f' M[S Ur.^"^^V " iSST^?* fcJKL"i S^^eSS. "a'TouiVV* ut.l/", Viu" S2 V'""" Um,,,,lho111 lhp h,,h
ar Cieimaniown treasurg. of Banner .Vcially compiled and read b> f'Tbello pledged that as long asishe ^J^Jf^lJ;':' .*£, County-wide rail) inbngl Amrtmtl
uk Muuiiirii^ Fi*her »t the Hv«*d. and was able lo get about Tliomas F McCoy, C Herbert Hur- at Norristown i,t the music department, mu-i,
ears iwargutrue rianer. ai inr ^ ^^ ^^ ^ pilgrimage each rl«ari- Spencer L. Jones. A. A Monday. November 1 Lamolt 0/e eompoaOd by Hleplien ColUlU Fd>-
, _-stern star, comprising women Tlong. wrltt«n by Mrs. RUOJtynl J«u to 81 Oosenasend Dainian "."U*1*^*;.^■^^^■?^I^.^-"h".l!!7:. 5;h^^r.,!!,. ngyOenmn. will be
Hum i.iiiiili.-.-. ol MaSOOje members Nevillt . dedicated
Fifty invited guests. Including guest an sung at
bonec Cotholle chueeh hen foal becomini
two known as ■ shrine A Philndelplm
in J Long ,
ent P Wind Hugo H. Hanaan
rally of NorriMowi, colored voter*
The J
truck was completely demolished
Hobpital authorities said McNIch-
)1. who is in a critical condition. Ill
suffering a fractured collar bone.l
(Continued MI Page Nlnei
KUCM- itii'iuuinu guest was sunn at the dmnei bv iwo »;|I,WI1 »** ' -moie ,t rriuaocipoia - - _— -- ■ -• - ■■ ■■- -■ ■—— - -~ ■ •■
r^SS ISSS 'ZTZ."^"^ SS * ■ - ?<t%~^£&.&* Former Resldenl
embers of'followed bv I ndltlon bv the n<
tend-, semblagc
if'onlinued an Page Pnu
Catering Work ;'f"'/ 7"-" *""s
Motorists Slit
■n>e eunv torn sund.v bv Mn %[ :„^vhe* * "*" :i,ul » S'
s<»rbelio to Rev Vt-tor Strumla. p_,n. - -- — - -
, of the hurch Is Prss-nt Banking lamilv
typical 01 mani heard each \rar Comprising 'he pr.*cm board of
l ever-growing number 01 directors are Mr Heywood. Mr Mc-pUgrtnu
converge on the quaint c"v Speiirer I. Jones Mr Garth*
,„,,. „f wane Mr Muuck Mr Horse; Vir;-
PentisTtvanla and numerous ether cr,u p Wood. Mr Hanson. Norns D : Davis Philip L Corson. Mr For-1
oaune here ****** F„w,Kld and Mr W'.ik,r
during the week end for .he annual P«f*»' officers are "■
Idenl and tri'st
It1 nrirtI Tomorrou'
*ry. husband of
'Hanks' Emeri
ihoboc ten wi
. for John | Km-the
lute Nancy
lormerlv
died Sa11111i.1v
'1 Phll-
Horsev
morning tn the Ni
adetphls. will be held
:. ;.t 2 from a Morrlstowtl
funeral home, with inteimeni in
JeffenonviUe Presbyterian ceme-
Kiitar\ Qufa H< 11-
Inflii-tr* \rrtl- \lrii
Local Firemen
Will Parade
l< cai I i 111: ( » l< lir.tl i 1111
Mag Held Orlohsnr7
The Conshohocken fire depart-ment
will be :n evidence al a mam-moth
street parade on Thursday
of next week featuring the annual
convention of the State Firemen\ ... ., » . 11 ,
association to be held In Reading ■« [*»«« Al l.ail->.lall'
as port of the 300th anniversary A chartered bus will leave the
celebration of that city : Headquarters ot Conshohocken Post
Washington fire company No 1 1074. VFW tomorrow night at 7.
will take part ln the parade as conveying members of both the post
guests of the Rainbow fire coin-land auxiliary to the quan>
pany of Reading which Is celebrat- 1 trict meetlnc of both units
mg its 175th anniversary us the old- j at I-ansdule The men will meet at
and Mrs. J Carl Hollidav Imported
Mr and Mrs Paul B Miuhell Wal-ter
Messinger. Mr and Mrs Harvey tern I
BUIc] Miss Rutii Btglgy, Mr and Rotary
Mrs William Nate M. ■ Ogther- dlnn.-i
Ine Cnulatun. Miss Beruice Maxwell, Rldgee
I Mrs Mary Clark Roy Cain. Mrs.
I Hazel Betteridge Miss Alice Potts.
Mi Oaatrie Medinger, John W
. Bo-.vm.iii Sr and John W Boa mini.
possible u Inten
Iclent number ot Anlericari youth
the food bii'.r ■
tecure men lufflclenth
ind thai line, end tt te>
To rescrt 10 hlgh-ralaried
Thirty-one motorurta parked 01
Dd adjaieni gtlw I
day had red tags pUced on their rt-lrbration. highlighted with a pub- 5r71^L(
u.
liked II illgrlms over'°."r'hwalt'- l'<-c-I'resident David tery
Reason. instead of notlf\ ■:. m w]|lth two ihou-' M "*>"" "ls'llr'r umdia M Rumey \\s Emrn WBJ born September
them to report before borough au- utid men women and children ""'Mant to the president and as- H \HM in ,in t»< |gh ion ol the
thorltloi and nake their medicine" „,,., , ■„. ..„.„,, „n, officer Monroe W hll(. William l!
the scarlet cards botp the surpnw: Long. ^*l"nJ cashier, and Mr ,Lukm
ItUdjgd and sung, ai.ri ie<*ord1nus bv
Prod Wanim and I
Will la- featured.
The school library will display
mil books and m
and the hlatorv classes vrii
nil , i.iv.i-- on 1 oiu Ideration of the
Htuie s nattlfgJ resources, cultural
groups and the important nski Lhfl
■.fair pall m the nation
Houiciootlls will fenturr ilhistra-
■ '■
BWgwtg
K'oolinued «»n Page Three)
gved
parking fine"!
Reading on. the
■
1 in nearby
niii"ib more from
Empl1oi
I
lev England M ,'
nd tJ.,!,,'. ■'-'•■" N*. !,■■-,■ ■ I 11.1 maun „"' '
Khzatx-th O Har-
Btohmgn. Edna S
R Oetgfreod Fred
mlson. William E Giindlach.
■ ■ ■ 1 Depend) Helen ii Kotak
N« '■■ ' 1' :1" 1 ! \ir R Bmttl Prank T Flora.
•* vanti Alice 1 Waltemvei Han A Bdelphli
■ and Jcwtphlne M
-' Brkrtol and awetkowskl
Tlie narked . token place in
■.r bonk
rttn 1 1180 -
■
- presented
iallv all of the hundreds;shares. In 1929 the par
ni,HI
■ ■ r i!(!'- the motmiM i neons ol
(ioi don
■ told the Conshohocken H p,.,,., m
dub al eekl! ,,, w a Inuil M M
meting but evening al ,:,^. tdrod .1 -on:!) to ptl
Rliluew-av Gardens : parkiuit-metered areH an
Theil are, said Mr Hutton, manv w,.
-wonderful Opnortui the flag would toon show up and the
food business for those with ade- motorist might not
nualeki .ouiiamen The vo-ith dropped a nickel m th> ■ ""d stock «a
,m Vhe motorl ! :'"; •' = "' * « iddlttonal ihan
in acquiring that knowledge B> ' »nd 'rum the
,,Tial,phik 'ick«t whlih results The pink
:ralnlng eon ("M" '"•■ '"otoiL-t one dollar '■«
public sch-K>ls
Th*- 81a ten lag rneul- ^ j^ urkrt w-wsnlgftfl "■ 'luv moniing. tn-( banks mpuai
lor 200.000 to 250.U00 [lersotis daily vi;(1[i )ilIS ,ns|,-ad Fiess repre- ''i;: ' ' ' »275.000 the present BfU.
Bureau Insurance were con- 1 l*rty-i t pet ent of all the ghari p
I about gWnoOJNO Is th< [1Aln |, „ iiorologtst sregatlon with hundreds unable toi oitt^andmo are now owned by per
major indtisinai ntenng orggnlga- ,,,„, , iggrg unabk to '■ r near (
: de- bocken
.-I , iholic churches in the A aTDhn u uni was en
twenties a-- a (raternltj SetufyTI r-li-ci 18:4 ».-ji the nun ol nsoo and 1
■ ■
of World War I in Which he M
cd m the Medical Oorpe Later lie
we MI the |iiiiiiit»ing tin
surviving are throe d ton Mi
liamel
avenue Ninth HilK Mrs leila
wm'.-i bv 1 1 gon, und
ktn FI. • Haven
Fire Safety
Plans Listed
Fire IVrwntinii Vl'e
Given Support \\w<
Mrs, Mirl.arl M.,Ku.ki
ue Kowub-ki Malviuki
1500. ro.o: died at 10 3d
m Saturday at Monigoinerv hos-hjoeken
will join with the
gununttii
, rronee ol Phw Preven-tion
Week Which begflH IMS' SHI
dav and continues until October 9
- d louitiy b\ the Consho-hocken
fire 't< pii'ini'ii' and 'h
ken fne I'impanles. daily
■ tide
■ ,1 111 oll-
... uffermg pnetan ineeot the week tn an ■
issued muling the total share heati condition at 2 the previous naaJ clous than
m*»re ■ utstandlng fi oon in the summer afternoon 'ever before of need for Ore pro-
Ill ol ifSI 1.000 now ahgrea wen M Beouu win rt 11
nt the borough hall for the over- ,''1' ' >* tle*l' 1" » iv in her child- houir .11 the borough Monday night
meter '" HOIHI and in- hood She lived ui Whltemarsh and distribute literature pertaining
A red Ucket was plated on the the church Sunday morning, in-, creasing the hanks capital -fork township [or man) yaari A ion to Plre Prevention Week Thi
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est fire company in continuous ser-' the post home and ttu
vice in the State and will march ln : the Moose home there Jacob Ru
the Iim divi>ion The local firemen ! Sr will preside at the men »[Ki;through the yoaj
will leave vlo the Reading railroad and Mr. Daniel Cannon at UM Pennsylvania Later its d_rT ,. ",,,"' ,rill " f,'" "7 » grown to goSOnojO In addition un
at 9 50 a m They expect to have women s meeting for the first tune „ :,, include M,;,h-ws hhrh aenoo t ih\ in
will islnce their reaaactive electtoni Jtfferaoc Ma • mpie „u.. Vierc.'i oi ,.'n-.^t 'held late ■■■■ • ■ nrocea 1 Musk wa rur-.»r«Sale smjOBQ
■ of thll com- Dnlverattl 1 l l itiana.
* ontinued on Page Kmuri
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Mall Her
Qploywd bv the high-
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Westtngl ftcU
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public high
Matthewf
i.iuldings and St.
fii will be
D biearanoa com*
i attendance
group will arrive here about 8 a. m. I — ..... ... . Oeraidiri*e""v. HOMt of which g»2412S ,
and will march from the fire house }{eflirn Program Of \\ Olid If Of l\ Dead ' ' --holders in d
to the station The members of the «^«"* " ■ "^Mimtfi " """ " "' " ■'«'««« taff bwen orderad for tl* rrtaVm - * lead drnrt-karat
companj intending to paradejf^ JV/„„„^ g- l..,l ... 4 O „. . of the all-gir' band and will be ol the long winding group oj pil- .. :
ant Vi i
about sixty members hi line
be headed by the 45-p<eee Pioneer j Both are resident
band of A lientown The musical inuuity
Survtvtna also irt
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gregate (tlTooo
wagt Olher onVon electe<l 1.isl.it! ' n\ I" Banda B „ °; lilf" °*hk
idelphia whose '"'- Viewing will take place b
and otl Hake irrestB
Hant'dW" o| UM
□on who served as us- ; " -'■ -' "'
if" . 11 Ii: Ii vs ;i \ !l(;ilil- I Preill
Dd Bei Ella can-Ma "u garbaap and <-.*..■. pars
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1: and threaten that UTI
t the fJI ISrariniz Completion, 4rmv Reports "'in wwsthwfj
nter stadium next Sunday after- ™ ■ ■
noon at 2 for drill practice under' TlH' Army announced yesterday have returned to this county ap-the
direction of Samuel Januzelll 1 that all o* tlie temporary military pioxlmately 113,000 war dead He .... , .
■ nts of the borough desnii.i; ■T1 'n which 273,- stated that this would leave ap- (hi l.raiiil J'.irv
i^,wa,;h:,ng,o,r^ fsxssnsriAXSf 5 ft^i; - c°^«
SS and ^mpan^r'-nre-i j -« - - - JPP^^t.j, agjgj dJJJtj „ ^fSj* '
lsf« m P ■' -onnei to be returned to the United aril) buried -arch J^v Con „ tile n Wjo p m \9Mm tgt muj turlnl ta iM.ni[u. >nd m ,,,.., -, m ~*^y"hM«l
Conshohocken fire comp-ny No Bnce with I beir l>e- Acid "■«'• ""lode Edah >-,1!'". I11:' ''.;m,termarcl..
2 will be guests of the Hamder rt.HvM families, will have beer WI,. gSgB U passed Carhn. 34 Wed Ilth avenue BoMI
fire company No 6 and will march placed in the hermeticallv sealed the law for the return and final Driaoolt, 106 Cedar aval • ' . , . ,
in the ninth division The company. steel cssWets being used by the Armv burial ol World War II dead, estt- Cooefcohoclu rtar, 128 ,u ' hurch and ""'f^e _'o ... \ vn \r;nlilll|r Iflliri
will have sixty-five members m Um and will -e held under military mated it would take ! iwenue
of march and will be headed by the guard awaiting shipping facilities Arm) rape ti to com
Norristown band of thirty-five for their return home Among in a much shorter period of thne ll.,.,..,-. 'I'-,,, f _- I
led by the company's foui those being held are some 16000 Because ol tlie prog] it« i mr*> l rail*lt*rr«'H
M The compunv will havi armed forces dead whose next of date, ai erho has
one piece of apparatus in the line, kin have failed to exprrs-. their de- ilderable saving In operai.onal served «.- assistant to Rei
of parade Th< trip will be made b* ",l"'s by completing the form which costs, the Armv has decided to dis- I I 'ient-ude'.s
bus leaving the fire etal "*'" lu ,h'm tlie omCe of contmia- six of fhe twelve dlstrlbu- Catholic d
Interment
i amhshachtn Knottrr
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drop from
ompariaon ertth *iii
avenue and Harry' trcet. at 10 a. m
The company will compete for the
many prizes to be offered
Alumni M- . tin»-
them by the i
Quartermaster General ha j a * being used The hoeken for the past several months
Washington DC . transferred t'>
According to Brigadier General located at Srheritcfady N Y , Char- ony'i ihunli Eoston He will be
Kester L Hastings, the newly ap- lotte N C Mbnipllll Twnn : succeeded tl Rt Oertrudt
iwinted chief of the memorial di- Ogden. Utah: Kansa Cttj kfn Bttbafl V. Kannej who has been
vision, office of the Quartermaster and the Dlatrlbution Center at the stationed at Rt Anthony's. Boston
M . Oeneral there will have been re- Philadelphia Quartermaster D*i>ot
Meetings of the executive board ,un,ed t„ ,hu, country by Septem- in Philadelphia Thi*. c W I T
and of 'oe special event committee^,. ^ tflW for flni| blIrin3 al ,hp .A.iV n,, ,rj ., ,r. ,;, , ,. ,... >illl|) >alt* I OIIKirrov*
» of St Matthew s high school alumni ( r(^lW!.i flf next of kin. the remain.' gpcroaunatagjr mid-November of thi A sale r\ hoir.e-made vece*able<
Will be held tomorrow night nt 8 in „f gijoo men and women who died year so ip will be held tomotrow oe-'ol St ROCCO ano*hei beloved Italian he* ECO Rktfa hool an I kl . umcal Maurice Hick-the
grade school auditonum A Ban* ovenage in World War II Oeneral According to Oeneral Hasting*, the ginning at 11 in the rsnsh house, saint, a gilt oi men.' Bd a meeting. Thursday mrht it
eral meeting ft the alumni will be Hastings further stated that by combined estimate of overseas of Calvary Episcopal church by the,parish Mrs Josepmne Rin of 25 ~ ■*" a- OonahoeaiCkeri high i hool nedii ,.-,oeiiiv TtiufsOa
hekl Or+ober « in the aoditorium rieeOmwer 11 1M8 the Armv wiU iContlnned oa Page Ntnei 'Women's Bible
, ite 'he great throng
Father Ca. rosls banished from China I)r "U>-«"!1 c Erb 1006 Maol
Ported m Brooklyi * Panneytrania Mill
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icted the triduin govwrnlng body of th
■ I id in Who
.■no was concludj
raraparatioi having been hated in Per.n
wi...- Who" and n
roune Mogavaro ol Phiia->' Am<
r'elphla. credited with beginning ihel -
I-llgrimagr t| Ii.i > |m{«-iuiiMiMKM-iiI Mn«e<uailmlglpS
uragJ '.Irin.iers of ihe 1946 grain ■
A feature o| UM evgni to i ad w« i I
«. th» dedication ot a wr» itatur and of •►:»■ formei West I . .
■ ation will
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• ase of rain it will be
n. Id the lollowing night
Both fne compi
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■in publk build
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Chamber nf
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rural area-, as compared With ten '•< ludmg
gal areaa hut year du M rtthew ■
BtUal !)»•
■ Hospital wnniisfMcrm
BUt, 246 Sumn
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K M,t-
14 Manor ri ■
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ne with
f«wtkiwrw tn Pigr FMH in make plan* foi a clan- rwtai !*■ kei offlre