The Conshohocken Recorder, October 11, 1949

              ®I)c (Eottsljoljockcn Ikcorfter
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7943. CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1949. FIVE CENTS
Reject Request <i
,i,,,i"i!1 (:«;»rt Award Contract "*■»* *"v Prevention Week y\\\ Resume
J i Juror* \rcl)ia«n ««av
Mv,l4,vSurr,MUulsp0Jis,lK J^
For Re-Zoning
In Whitemarsli
Superviton Knurt
Ciiniiiii^ Onlinuncr:
Onlrr \rw POUCC i!ar
For West Boro
Heating Chang*
With ietivities In Area
Jail lni|»roM'Miciil
Bid Deferred I mil
Nincmhrr Meeting
West Conshohot |
Irswn to
■
! bin the Wttk ot Nuvtmb, r 1 Wl
ed uday by Miss Mariui
,W Buniiaii. Cleric to ttM Jun
. B mrd Thev meljde:
4 North Lam: All-ah
Br ■'■*!■ ■' Pi ml 11
i
mouth Meeting. Margate! Fier <
I 11th AventM
I'.I ■ P Of; Lizzie
1 ■ 10th Avenue; L irli
Law. 306 Wes: 11th Avmuc: Ocrt-
. Ightcap. Ridge Pike. Consho-
Whltemarsh Township Super
I to aown-ol*-U) thro. a ° '
nii/ht In their action o«r Km . ,
and loinmui.n i Aet water
Spring Mill firemen
P)e Rescue Squad ol Barn touted pamphl<
I!
,:t!L- Ml ■-. itcii In .ill (jrttfc
Ul the through this mom- demonstrated last night bv a mim-ing
undi'i the BUpanrudoa ol the im ol volunteer tire eotnpa
.. and Borough Ptrt the Anibin Mud, •obool tlrlil
ik under Volunteer ftre coaunude from thti
■>■ epl P tree thai included
Thomas, aounded alarm
school building! without advan e Bpi
I in- drill was pia lUon was staged m con-ned
U i | ■;;,. prt..
roe emergency oondi- vention week.
' Wtssahickon Plre Company of
Plymouth Township Fire LVpau- Ambler was the host company dur-at
an adjuuined meeting last, a ing Plymouth
Fall Program
For 5th ^ ear
Reg,
Retarn (>l Stolen
Tele* ition Set
( l;|.
-It.. srt winch w.i
Irom the Plviiu.ulli Fin
House, Elm and Ugh, Slrecf.
i] nialii, WHS rituroed Fri
. M It dU
appeared
K, ... 'A group nl the firm
t'jrm llt'i'c I <»iuorrotv Had M UM IMM ii.ni I
IdHV evening, attended tir Villi
III r'n«- I hmilir. ioots.li mil!
Discuss Merger
Of Two Croups
|-\lrtiM\r Hniltlin-
I'ro^roiii CoBtempUrted
If PtaUU Mahriali/«
Tne Conshohocken
[Shlbe Park When thev returned to
w,"**K-a'i> parked his car along the Light Nominaiim; ,.( offlcen and a die-
Religion will begin it' street side of the fl leatot) on the uropiiead n
|uea Wts*n-j 1B49-50 seasloru tomorrow with an n alighting from nd the Home Asao
l ladder work ; enrollment of 525 pupils from tin ' ■*»■> \ hwhlighied the a"7*"!*/' /"""""V
'tiiry-treaeurer and nee
IdejOt |ii ■-!. in m ihe sick-leave| E«:__10th _A
Millie Petttnc 309 Weal Ptfttl Ave- In the ijOrouth huilditiB in an el- m,„ld Avenue. Black Hor- ngton and ' piourtowni12 grades of the Cnshohoiken
; Qertrude Ramsay. 335 North ,crt t0 lncreiuc tri- KP„, wjth leas J blase, rescue of trapped fierapna. j Companies demonstrated chemical "
tlUl
stalled when the hulldmg w
\Ulon set meeting of the Polish Eagles H.UIIC
I No one »«) the set >laced In the Aasoclatinn Sunday .litcnu-ni
. Jane B
venue. F:,nk Rugglerujport. at a bid of KITS I
.•17 W. ■ Kim Street. Mae Thoma the boroiTal. «Mnn tne onroumi 'omt Company will assist The B> ItnU of Ita H ,,. p. rlimi,MI< u,iii<.«- .baence or Col Roberl lolaml, ex-, Niji(h hWfM mt H slfeeL t.upchased by u,
•lolned that the supervisors were May -, : ■ r;nh Ave- ' "■ «n man tgo, hai ne er <tiven; 1 dt , , dlre(.n()n „ rj oOowln, the .enUmanl tapreax >atlglaetoi
cancel limn the dowav change hat been con . ■
area for devaloponnl O . • II '"' oontemplatln i onvertlni b
— i itlii'i ml ii nns heat
The traete involved are at Joiluu one bid mi received lor in^tai
i 'u Ridge Pike In Barren
BUI and (in each side of Qernian-town
Pike in Plymouth Mee?in<_:
The Joshua Road tract was to be
purchased from the Wnlteinarih
■ i. 'rli'l pru\ided the gUptr-vlaors
would re-ionr It
I ITIZKNS IIPPOSI t HANCil
Kottlcr >cid thai
.lown-gradlng from A
AA to 3 Hppiuval of petitions wil1
iii!\ it 'it
tv per rent < t ttM
ertj owu i ■ Uom uon
than hall of the nbuttini; rjropart]
had sl«nilleii their oppos
it inn to re-zoning, Kottler said.
After repeated eomplainti aboul
mlnate gunning and shoot-ing'"
in the townahip tiie rapar-enacted
an ordinance pro-hibitniK
the dl*char«e r[ -hoi tuns
air rifles, pistols and l» ■
except duriti" the i<unting season
or on an npproved shooting range
Approval for a rifle rain
VMM in the ordinance The permit
.-.undrawn upon ifauag '•[
the authorized privilege Pines range
from *6 to $35 for violation o! thr
ordinance
A contract to rumlafa I
jhiD m additional police gat pae>
il>ed for police work, war-awarded
to E F Moore
dealer of conshohi cken
WiUOb^rvc
CohmtbiiB l);i>
Tlie Free Library will be closed
all day tomorrow in observance
of Columbus Day
The First National Bank will be
closed all day tomorrow.
The Conshohocken Federal Sav-ings
A: Loan Association will be
dosed iiii d.f
The Slate Liquor Store will be
closed all day
All local parochial grade
and High Schools will be closed
all day tomorrow.
Rot aria ns Hear
Baseball Scout
Harm m Ufc Pin Ooai
i>nii:id Tarbutton the today at schools
Company under Chief -in. - the townahip. Hannoin
-lame- A! Bund, Jr li Plynn.nl Police asslMed in handling traffic
Bra auu ihaJ
The ■ optn
ling drinking fountain; and chang- ........ ..
'telU of the borotiah jail, to meet # -« • I * |{:i||\ Sl'l
the requirements ol the State Wei-]"*" ,,«,l,» ' 7< •
fare Dernrtui'ii; on motion ol Mr L\hi. Vlg.. .inl|uil, I
Rhoads the bid was tabled for fur-1 ■ "■ ^"»« IIIIM I I
A large turnout of enthusiast..
I'hilln-" Seoul SitciLo ',;"'""* uf ("ounrl1 workers and tottos»en
iiNMt- . OfWBeasM fcfI fom ^THfKT ||(i||T Iy Rl.pub|lciin orgai.iiatton is ex ,
_ ■ u. I a netlllnn ci^nivi hv mint ri-sl- ! pecLed Tue.sda>. November 1
th Houghtcn. on* of the .A petition, signed o> many ran- e- me-elet turn r..llv In UH
tients o[ Josephine and Cedar \
. n tlie restrrattcii of
Mi— lalith 11 i •. 11.-1 ■ I - * ■ •
•i front
((inner lail in pleasant Si:
-all. was :;uest s;
lv meeting of ihe OOfUbO
notary Club at Ridgeway Oardens. ^ w*5 trnxutemd t<» another to-
.,.,., . . me time ago Action on the
Black Horse, last night Accon- 1,,.lUl„l w.,s dtHnfal until the
■ Miss Hotighton. wno scouts 19;,.( y
01 the PhlUtea, wan Eddie Zeld- The st'm of |1200 was transt- ire.!
lei. ol the Bradford. Pi m the engineer appropriation to
Dc promising pitcher, the general fund, to be used lster
Present at '.he meeting also was | to replenish one or two oval
Di WHUan 'Bill. Brandt, of this accounts
thorough, lormer secretary of thel A communication was read hTOffl
,nu Boroughe1
Ing, appropriate remarks, presented Association announcing tin- next
i :er br Brandt v.as Bffi be he'd at the Coiites-to
the club by Paul B. MILL- Uili.
member of the club's prD-lpOtt, ThiiD-day. Oclober 27, with
1.1am committee {Bridgeport council as host Morton
On behalf of the club. Past pres- Luntlg a member of the staff of
IdoM Joseph J. Lawler presented| institute and l^ccal Government at
Miss Houghton with an orchid cor-<ihr University of Pennsvlvania. will
•are , 11 peak on the subject "Assess-jj
Edwm S Reofcl gflW mmts ' Tlie members of the <'
Party Poetpooed
The first of the sea-vn.
under the sponsorship of the Jo-seph
Wagner Post No. 773, Amer-ican
Legion, scheduled for Satur-
: i j TIB. has been postponed
until November 19. In order to
permit the committee addltlonaj
time to complete preparations tor
the affair.
What
Do You
Think?
The Krt'onlcr Asks:
What do v»u look forward tn
as you start ynur college educa-tion?
The Public nuUWfltSI
%nlU Talone. I :.. \\-.i Nth
|VI nur, Conshohocken llith.
Itftscmnm College. Rosemont Pa.:
I am looking forward to learn-ing
a* mui-h as possible and hsv-fn(
as much fun as paaalkle In
mv four vears of rollece. When
I say thai I am looking forward
to learning as much s» possible
I d<> not iiH.in that In a purely
academic sense. I think that col-lege
plavs an eiivsllv Important
part in teaching you to get along
gdtt viir Mae* <iti/nis; and if
viiu nr^lerl either one iif these
pi,nits niirn deciding on a rnllejc
■daseasteav van are missing some
thing v are e»sentt*l. Tor. aHer
all. even If yuu are the most bril-liant
or learned, you cannot sui -
1 eel if ynu fail to make others
like sou. 1 am al*o b "Win^ for-ward
feg meetlns new people and
establishing new contacts.
■pfatgdm Lake, Jr. «37 Well'
t • inshohocken High. Vir-ginia
SUle College. Petersburg. Vir-ginia
: /J I proceed to a college
M. I look forw?-d to It with
two views in mind. One Is to make
qualified man v.ith a suc-artca*:
and the other li f
ufflciently to lake
a (.lace in the world of tomorrow.
in which a college education will
be so essential.
haiff? "I the neating He an-
Hmnead thai ratal waettl tneetln]
Alll be held at 5 30 at the Jar
I !:ind plant of the PhUa
idelphlo Electric Cnmpnny. when
a tour of inspection will take place
guests of the I
The rn'-etilig of October 24 will be
"Id at the conshohocken Assoc
atlon tkavwsa ■
Avanua. ..hen 11, iti Id Oovai no
Charles 2 Dearulev will mal'.e his
rat cfiicUi rudi to the rlub
AI Ta-ior. accsmpanlad bj Prea
ident Rockett. attended the 35th
u v of the founding
the Laaaford Rotary Club
and a report of the trip was madi
th Mr 'fnylor. a memLer of that
lub befcre locating in Conshohock
etL president Rockett announced
that the Conshohocken Rotary Club
will mark its 25th antu.■■
June 10. 1950
The birthday of Paul B. Mitchell
■vas marked at last nl:i
Rotartana were R. L
Ralph Hanev, Mike Relf-snyder
and Theodore Oelger. ol
the Norrlstown club; Capt. C. C
Clemence. of the Wayne Club; Wll-
I'Jm Annstrong, jr.. of the Phila-delphia
club; Earl Weher. of the
Pl.oentxvlllt club: Ray Ollls, "f tlie
Lpper Darby club Oueits were W.
W. Jones, s H Torff and Gene
Debits.
Port Tnde Manai;«*r
% ill Speak To I.ion-.
I J Phlllo Hatch, manager of the
I World Trade Bureau of the Port
1 it Philadelphia, organized under
! 'he Philadelphia chamber of Com-
.ill address members o
the conahchocken Lions club to-
! ; hi at Sptlni Mill Plre House at
li 15 Mr Hatch's talk Is heralde.1
gj one of the most interesting plan-ned
f>r the entire year. Mr. Hatch's
appearance before the Lions Club
was arriin-icd by Alan W. Franken-
Iteld, diai'tiMii ot tonight's pro-gram.
ReettBie Sketch.CtAM
The weekly aduit sketch class of
g) Amblei in lust HIBII'
Burgess Issues
Proclamations
r>ittiri|Kiliun I i-iii-ii
In IVnn-v l\ ani.i Week
Public Srhtvih Sponsores! : It m carried into the haeelthe Polish Eagles Home. ** Kaat
Protestant Churches bv the Con-! house and was evidenth not ..•- Kirn Btraat t'Mtincihiian Ctsarlaa
shohocke,, Sabbath School Assorts -' ?*!**! b\ ";«• .d»mP"«' The serial. ;Orohoski. president Bfglflln
which had been cut outside thel A movement to have ttM PoaWl
■ buRdlnC, was repaired and the set. Eagles Club and the PoU
ates by relcasinn pupils irc.m aca-lwas in as aood < Rome Aaaot lattoe aMrea into one
demlc work at 2:30 on Wednes- fore it was removed
ii iys (or Hie rotation classes This
:s the SAL rsV tJM pragnffl
been 111 ojieiation The IDhOOl
11 lose May 3. I860
The school i* lulu iliiiMamiia Tli7/| *1 t% I * tumai. th. u in|p K;irkiiM»
classes according bo tlMb Rrade m " ■■■■*-' ■ «> i*l'«w
Churches ol the area pro-1 *-
vide meeting space, and leai
, are volunteers from the various
partlcip.itinn churches and gaUsla-
■ te:s of she 1 hur;he- Rev Chester
pastor "f the Firs*. Bap-
'.ist Chun li la dean ol the school
■TAT1 Is NIMH)
and en- .
of each grade have been ""' *• seekend Roth
announced by Rev Winters U fid- ■unnlved local drivers engaged In
1 l>ws ,,., ,j,P ras| ride of Fay-
Grade I,«._Plrsl Baptist Ohu ^ ^,._
nns
1 Two Accidents
IdentJeaJ Mi-h.i|>-
OcCoaa* Near SesattC SJMII
[\Utll
almost identical accident'
gtfll oui-ot-state ill .
CONGRESSMAN MdONM.II
I'd jointly by Whit
Ri ard ol Aaaei nani and ft 11 doo
I Norman Zendt. chair-
I' :n Slinnson and Charles
:. and their chiel clerk.
Oeorgc H Weldner. will be present
LB guests of the association Eight
il and borough
nilled that! Intention i>r|ma7ih Valley and spriiiBfu-ld'i-ralsewdrfh'
uttendiiiK the meeting |Township Repubbcau Ohibs, the at- 'ania Week'
HIS were »•"««"<■■ P»"«!-;tair U inu-iideo m whip up addi . Furtiieiinota, 1 h
'loiuii interest in the ' '•< ■ inlt] praffranu and other 1
tion, November 8 kg exercises be held 11
The principal speaker Will b" | fchools and In btgstN
CongresMiiaii S-iniuei K rnal patilotic and religious groups
Jr. who Ithln tin- Borough of Conshohock-
■■iisand miles tour of rf| of oewber 17
west coast area through October 24; and
ill be| Furthermore. I urge all of our
■
"^ KorLB.m"ii?fl2 .!or
vanla Week" and Nation 1"p,p,,'^-'-|Mrs Cheate Wlntei
women's week 11. Rxcellencj . ,„;. ,:,.1T, church, A cai owned and operated hv
H Duff, Qovornor oi thi M|M Marv M j. , ,
commonwealth Ol Pennsylvania. wtrd Dortegan. Mrs Kfflc Bowman N ., ni,, dam!
has proclaimed the period of Oct-1„radP 3 45 pipjt Baptist Church ,lliv to th aboul »2C
pba n through petooei M 1 Lffj u Unoom Ham. Mrs asam-|hbou1 , aaturdai afternoon, when
"•* . '■"'' class, grade 4 | drttven truck operated bj I
The ohjacUva of "Pennsylvania Church, aCra l-cwis McQinins. Miss „ ,, Yi.H, Nl,M,.t,,-
'Vek' Is to , smith; grade 5. 40. St. ".," „, r-rgin,
■1 tn.- state to spread the word ol Marl H " „».„.'. t!v 11 (i Wilkinson at
r-ennsvlvania's history. Krowth. re- ,rr M Clemenl Mi Howard Van- '
rdialon. edu- degrtfl
oatsBBi rarreaUon opportunities, ind Orade 6 3^. First Baptist Church
its potentialities in developlnu BOW[Mr* Frederuk Hack, Mis Franklin
toduetrtea new residents, and new Ooshaw. grade 7. S3. St Mark's Lu-
' Pi ruis\h,'niB
Our ow'i rcnununitv and our Mrs Arthur Fr*-*s; grade 8. 46.
oen clowns will benefli from thelCalvwry Episcopal Onnrcl
' Pennsvlv iniu Week'' campaign to Vernon Ootwals. M-UM
axtcni 'hat we participate act- grade 9. 60. Calvary Episcopal
tV«lj in deielopnii; our own re- Church, Rev W.lli un (iaiinsn. pas-soiir.
es and our own catiabllllies *>or of Cedar Heights Chunh. Rev
la the future , 15onald Stout, pastor of Balllg >-
Now therefore,! l-:lias L S Blairimlngo Baptist Church grade '"
Humess 01 tlie Borough 01 Con»ho-|W. Meth*xllst Church, Ite
. hareb) ocvnmenrj these SMn?T' _ V**Y*
n Of "Penti-loiin
oaaffre) Handrtokaan, ol
Cliarlotiesville. Vs.. was drum. bs>
hind a car that stalled and rolled
Uai k into his cat in an attempt
10 park R> atipi"\imatel\ Ihe same
place al»Otit 7 Frldav evenin- U !i
itttO, 120 West Nintii Ave-nue,
had gtarted north on Pavette
Ftreet ahead "i IhiniinkMin when
the trail: | ■■ Avi D%|8
■ gen Dtppottb
MI truffle preparatory tc
Jfcmes I entering a parking plan-trifled
back into Hendruks .ns
iLifthl atvad
.he
• rnt John Ryan pre'
Plymouth Mother.
MVH Tomorrow
Cardm Brown, supervising pnn-l In addition, short talks
ipal of Plymouth and Whitemarsh I given by Judges George C Corson , (oparation Pr*»/>tf>««ie-ifl iltilitul
ement not onlv during'* ''" * ',n"'" .ari/nim
lode!
Township schools, will be the guest [and
speaker at the opening meeting of ren M Cornell, of Hatburo, Repuh-
•lu> season of the Mothers Club of: llcati cundldatt for Prothoiwiarv
Plymouth Consolidated School u>- Candidates running for office in
morrow afternoon at 2 at the the two districts also will be intro-
-chool duced
Four memters of the club will'
portray a corned] Th. DootM •siill.|ll<rll-.L| PT 1
Included 111 the cast are Mrs Ed- ~|H lll*j[Ilt Ml I I :\
ward Hmisell. In a masculine rule.
Mrs Morris I*e. vice-president l*h||iw rll'wl Ml'l'l
nd Mrs Frank Gil.nger as pa- ' tmBm F " M ™ ( l
d Mi- John Pessler, as the j The Springfield High School
1 ' " '''retary. Jp.T.A. will meet for the first time of
Mrs Hugh Byrne is president -'
whose function Is to
Methodist
Church. Rev. Marshall Lee, pastor
airoiircVti7en.s''anrii''1 Bl P*l,l'» Bapllel Church; m«d.
"d II 33. Presbytcrinn Church. RCY
Wllltem Mooney. pastor of Pres-byterian
church: grade 12. 33. oar, I Mn rlw <">'' ■ nu.niM-r ot
First BaptW Church. Rev. Chester' mechanic's tools, including a set
>f First Baptist 0f socket wrenches, were
OUUlUl tolcn fTOm the nariu>c at 235 A'est
\ ■ nue b) ■ Mrs Richards
H,,„,/,,J. 7*>, I tlrnl "netime during the night of Oct
llllft I * US till IH HI ~ Tnp lnss poj reported *
Francis Blake about
• rre.i «,,d W.I.I^-S,',;^;;,;^,, ;;,;; £CtsSiilr *' "•r"°°"
rhil- Tuesday night The meeting is to be Week In recognition ''I the afl
dren The club Is open to mothers of patterned aftei a typical Thursday an<1 accomplishments of the Busiii- procession will form In the church
,11 the pupil* of Phmouth ConsoU- ■chool day and will start with
dated School Other officers, in ad-, first period assembly in the audi-this
proclsimed Week, but through-! Qt «« ■ g >l „.,|. ■_. rt -r\. .>/. Mm \ si niii 111 \iK 2 r n« MM it
l>-ne this day. October 8lh !949,; An uuU|oor"religious p.-Hession .» . M .
gl th. nrrice of the Burgee ni,hlr(V[, \ 1 1111 (» >1 <' M1 I •' I -
gdtnaaa thereof. I hereunto set mv woo> catholic churches in tbil *»«"■■"
signature and ctfuse the Seal of:are„ oltar bm and hundreds ofi His new nremeti wen- admitted
the Borough of Conshohocken to: members of St Mary's Catholic to membership in Oonahohochan
Plre Company No 2 and one pet -
son was proposed fur membership
at the meeting of the Company
last night
III. company voted to accept an
invitation to parttctnata In the
Thanks^ iving Day Firemen's pa-rade
in Norristown as the guest of
the Norris Hose Company The
Cojishohockeii High School Band
S Blalr
Burgess
Church, will be held tonjghl In the
vlctnlt) ol 1 he church, as a feature
of the. |. he annual
I 1 ll tt the
the week of October » ofauren
designated and set Following vespers at 7:30, and the
urrent school year at 8.15 next inside as National Business Women si Litany of thi Saint*, chanted by
I Whereas.
dition to Mrs Byrne and Mrs 1.
IL. Mn Hascom Dean, secretary, sion,
U 1 V: V;rhac! Simpson
urer.
The regular business tee.
be presided over by Mrs
W Donald Brydeu. president, and
to conclude with the introduction
of new faculty members by Richard
ll I ilir-irx Mii-liii" Ream, school principal, wilt con-
II lanrarx ' - atlluM the assembly period
Miss Julia H R Foley. librarian The second to seventh periods.
.< the Conshohocken Free Library ,eacri ol a ten-minute duration will monies In an expression .
and Mr- F-dith Sawyer, librarian afford parents an opportunity to Of friendliness and to devote oooM ('lat,,
ot William Janata Memorial Lib- ronon their child through a typical "me to the abilities and capabllit-rnry.
Plvmouth Moating, attended |SCh(Mj| day to classiooms The tea- *•! of ■.vomen In business and pro- Suffer* Stresits*
nig Day session of ]chers will explain classroom pro- Ife^lons ntid public affairs
the regional conference of lhccf(|ur.' and objec lives At the con Ellas L S Blc.lr,
ess and Professional Women's Quba march through the garden tt) He.
in the growth and welfare 01 the tor street, down Oak to Elm and will accompany No 3 firemen in
nitlon as a whole, therefoie I, back to the i-hur< h when solemn] the Thanksgiving celebration
Ellas L 8 Blalr, Burgess of the benediction will be held President Charles W Mnorr will
Boi.-igh of Conshohocken. invite Rev Leonard Long, of the Con- be marshal In a parade at Coates-
Ihe churches schools, civic assocla- gregatmn -.r RaewractionlatJ Chi- iHaf on October 33 Firemen will
uons and the people of the bor- cago. who has been conducting th< drill next Tuesday preparatory to
ough in wenernl to subscribe to the!yearly service, commemorative of the parade
observance during the week of Oct- 'h. fortl houn Christ spent in the] One fire, that of a grocery store
cber 9 to 15 with appropriate can- ,(,mb will preach the sermon Rev awning, was reported I■■:
SebttMian Jerta:. rector, will offi- brr
American Library Association held
last week in Atlantic City The
regional conference included Penn-sylvania.
New Jersey. New York and
Delaware
Centennial Mniiu»
elusion of the seventh period, there1
will be a fifteen-minute session for!
parents to cn-icuss personal prob-1
lems with individual teacheri. |» ., :| |||Viatieni
will bring their "rosters". **'■■ l«IM I'I>IM*M1
filled in with the 1 I \1 • I I It
subject, teacher name and clas- V III lit*<*>llllH'
room .umber This roster will "
Mi. • Man McLornon, of west
Street, near Oak Street, suf-fered
a stroke earlv this morning
at her home She was employed
at John Wo.,d Manufactin .:
pan] until recently
SroutiTs" \lfi-iin-:
A neighborh.Hxl meeting for all
men and women interested 111 (Hi I
scout uoops in the Central Mont-gomery
County Council area will
ix- held November 2 at 8 p m in the
auditorium of Spring Mill Pin
House
Seoul Executive Emphasime* Cmhbing
£S^^!£)^S!^ "'L....el,eo„Mee.i„^ || Spring Mill Pol,.,„.',,>nrh,-rs Meet
night in the league'
Park House Sidney
We«.» Ninth Avenue
struct the class.
studio in the Harold Cooper Roberts, general rillhm'ti.T
K Oulnn. 130 chairman of the Centennial, will SS3IL?
who win in-lpreiide .cafeteria
-ed in the
graduate of I
:.ia Museum's School of I r-> ,„„ o..l
Art. Philadelphia and I »" »r« t* ^1111
llos|lital idgeaaaas^Ogfl
The Objective* ol the Boy Sf'HJt 1 good h.ibiU. getting
ihe Consliohocken chamber 01 program, with major empba -itlng
will resume its regular 1 the Cubbing phase, were discussed Mr K.:..
monthly luncheon meetn ' '■ ■ • -
executive, last n.gh'
MJ
Bryn
aLso completed a teaching course. Suit for divorce has been hied
at Kutatown State Teachers Col- ,he Court House bv E-sihcr Rey- wl^r it. ,, • ^ i ,, 1
lege He is engaged y a commer-I nolas. I UU. again,. %Z£££™ JJ ■•i:e below Butler P.k,
I hi.l-.rfa
week. It was announced todav The ber meeting of Hpring Mill Parent
,i,?!?~\k..,, n4.K , naon ot the 1949-^1 Win- Teacher-engaged
as a commer- I nolas. Lafayette
istrator The class is open' Douglas H Reynolds.
to adults of the comrr mt) i layette Hills
brane,
pupil, who is interested in Scout
OatM Vim .
■
Mi King
MJMM^. m~\nm asi i's.,*
Oeorge Light, 733 Pay It! ' meetim- is ext>ecled to be 8n|«c4« and a.ti-. urman. and Mi Klni
laily important
BevenUi Avenue, rnedlcal were ad- olang (Or the coming holiday- will
orgajilaaUon was ■tavMd
,. and lias been UM gug-h
ol ihe
Main legal ipiestlons
must be settled before the Diaeger
can be completed An 1
building plan is being 0O)
and following the merger ll is gff>
bavl a new building eniall-ing
the expenditure of several
thousand dollars will be provided
Practically all of the present
. lined nomination for re-election
Tins Is due to the fact
they have served for long periods
and are stepping aside in favor of
younger members and because of
1 "..lint tlman Oro-fsogkl
i> completing five successful
Engaged as a
hauling nontnMitoff be feels that
by stepping aside it will benefit
both liiiiiveli and the 1 tub Henry
Alexander has served as vice-presi-dent
for eight years Chester Woj-
1 lnen.sk 1 secretary, and Joawpn
Hylm.ski, are the other afl
decline nominations
Than are contests for the office
I.r and those of first and
second vice-presidents Tl ■
tmnation follows Preol-ley
Zadrogu and Joseph
YnioMiiski first vice-president-
William S/niblnski and Stanley
Dt zymalski second vice-pi -id. H
Alexander Kanasuuk and Joseph
Nosek treasurer Roman'
B reUry Edward PUcstUl
to the directors John J
Oatapnwicz; niianclal secretary-
Joseph Klencwwicr; sergeant -at-arms—
Anthony Alcxandrowict The
follow iiii; board of directors will
remain unchanged' Frank Itogdan-
.ki I i.mk Kin liarwu-/. Frank Jan-kowskl,
Henry Alexandet. Fi auk
EoltowaU, Walter Zaleskl. Walt.-i
Rykowskl. Joseph WOSZCMII.I and
Frank Olsxewski.
The election will he he]
i next regular meeting on NOI.IIHMI
'. I1
HVHIM'II Swartlcy
FuiM-ral IL'IJ
Funeral services for Reuben
H7. husband of the late
Elisabeth RIshel Swart la)
held yesterday afUfl no N gl ihe
Ardell Funeral Home, 30.1 |
ftreet, with Rev wiiium M, K...
' UM Oulph Christian
lllilating Iniermeni was
in oull Cemetery Mr Bv, utley
died Friday afternoon, a month to
the day followlnx that ot hi. wife
It the bane of his daughter. Mrs
Haeel Swartley, with whom tie ie-slded
at 15 West DeRaven Ave-nue.
West Cunsholmckeii. fojl«Wfn|
a long illness.
Mr Swartley, a resident ot the
Wesi Borouah for nearlv a liulf-rentury,
and recogniied as one of
the best marksmen In this area
during his younger lire, was em-ployed
by tlie Longmead Iron Com-pany
for a number ol years be-fore
it w.nt -ait o| existence Later
he wa- employed by Carlile dt
Doughty and the Lee Rubber A-Tiie
Company He had lived re-tired
for the past twenty years
Surviving are three SOILS and
four daughters Raymond. St He-lena,
and Royal. Los Angeles, both
of California; Leon, Pot tstown;
Mrs Viola Bardman. Mrs. Ollv
Clinton. Mrs Tracv Williams and
: O'Conr.oi, all of West
Conshohocken, and 13 grainlihil-
■ ■
\\ illi.iin h,. ltrt'»iiiin. Jr.
I 1 ill be bald to-morrow
at 11 a in for William Ilies-
Dan, .11 l ve.u.il.i .son of Mr ..n.l
M. William K Bresnan. Hr . War-ni-
i Road, who died shortly alter
I just after admission
Hospital Ser-wlll
be from the Than
Funeral Home. 6183 North
I Lawrence Avenue Olnev Interment
™ I will be in Hillside Cemeterv View-nrsinuiHCoIleBeil,'
l! w: i"fun"eral borne
film-mc
later to formulate plans with
. It is at nbout
irriva at the "group activity"! ">' Anothei tneel
inder discussion The Retail 8UMJ(. 0| tnelr „„,,;,, , Ctlljll
urh chants of Conahchocken. whether M organized to guide these groupl l«r Monda
Locml Vour-\vur-Old Girl Entertains
Every Saturday NUdU it Fort Dix
r Avenue auratoS \l ,rv c'.nti w thants is omfUaad ip 'or Monda;
A brown-eyed, blonde-haired Con-she recites the Pledge to the F.og. • w„, gtetoAvenu" medSS wen alerchanu DivUion Invite, the me. .^i East I3ih Aw
'hohocken girl-not yet four years as hundrds of soldiers stand at at- "admi'ted to Mo taon r- - *^,K« M >K* riM^n , T5"' panntal-acl ■ T ' "1 »"»', ,
ng ev-iy Sunday night onitention. allowing it she slnga i-,""""w to Mont«onw^ m-mbers of the division to rnbtni\K iin. ,ri,„r[Kir , ,
.n entertainment program at Fort'patriotic anthem with the service- ., „ _. . ittend this meeting ruh rvogram to
Dix, has the distinction of being men joining In the chorus I r«'|i;ir«' r«»r I rM"s||lOlMI Reservations [ot the luncheon importance of the
[the youngest perfcrmer ever to qp- "
I-ear there.
The talented entertainer is Mar-
Jorle Lee Speaker. daut?hter of Mr (boys, sing'it with me", as she song jprrpnre for''the'caihoiTe ';
114 East Sixth Avenue She will uppcaranc? Now the boys ask to —
be four on November I« ising the chorus with her. if she
The s-veet-volced tot has sung for falls to make the request
the last live weeks, and is srhed-1 Despite her limited years. Mar-uled
to appear again Saturday jorle Lee has been a "regular" on piirk
rixuau-a in me, ""L*1 ■•""-• ■■"™" "-'Jerusalem Lutheran 1
ibK the stressed the Im are sehwenkville at 2 p m Tl
■.-rmen. will be Ri &h»
Mr- Nevin D, Tfttm* Sr.
Following g Ion;- ill-.ess. Mrs Ka-tie
W. Tyson. 80. wife of Nevin D.
Tyson. Sr. died Sunday at her
home near Lederach She J. I ..
name of Lower Balford Townahip
arrived b) bar nusbund.
two daughters. Mrs Marv Keytar,
of Rahns. and Mrs. Sarah Knerr.
Die, and a son. Neyiu
Jt , ol this borough Seven broth-ers
and tour sisters also
Funeral services will be held ll
I
Schwenkvllle
" f>me»er\
t>efore hunoreds of soldiers the Tots and Teens radio program
: at the New Jersey camp, as one of for six months. Tlie program
Francis ( aaatt, W<*i Scvmih a , group of entertainers from a praagntad every Sunday nionnng
Avenue. Conshohocken High, VII-inava
CaQagai lb ' pinitm of coi-
|oga is that il affords one to .-<!-
m .ii<- himself to a degree In a
nide field of study. It prepares
Tlw tM lo.tur.l-u become) T.,. ™.,n« m„, „f i„rmer loc.l: My be m»Ue «lUi Oeome w:*"d' ealed r-reli
*'r2SW2K2tHJ*l! Ch.,le"; smith n, f w. Woolworth Co.,,. ""';"' «'"'
- ,.._„,. St-.... J Alben W„,r,ll, ^"Sr^?*^ ,hf"^e ol .: »^l.„d. report!,.,, Illjlin-.l la Cninll
„, Becond Avenue .nd rnvette Btreet.;when the ■J.nj- tendencle> m;Sltomi!n mSS ■CnSr^LlK Antn" Cerlnoli. IB. 01 8735 North
Willl.m Conm-lk. Dppef D,rbr.|or Oeorje J ruHerty o[ B»,l "»•' «PP«rei,t By letllng,};"" {^ -• J ..roirc" I, belniiI WoodM.*» Street end Harry Kelly,
.ithltlic director o( Vlllnnov. Col- Pharmacy 57 Favetle Streel "•'» Inevitable -Jang »ocl..: """ l ■"»"»■ " """"jr.. ol «710 North WoodaUel
lege. and Gerald Connelly. Jr. son """ I1" ,- rm„ "' org«ni»'d. i Sj|M,rvlsl, principal Cardln DlPr"""",|un"- "'" l*«"1 K>
'" '"-'"■" . ,.......itt.-.> Vl.-H- (productive Scout activity, the boy
are attracted away from the street
TH, bo :nl»nt otherwise
Libraiy met this morning at -i
library In Ita monthly aoaalon wlUl The good character habits that
lolia H R Folcy. chief li-jaie formed through these yean, ol
.text meeting on November 14 Bering from injuries
■lax Oreeubaum and Ml '" airmobile accluent
Robert Jackson were apiwinted to " short time previous -In
the wavs and means committee. 1 car in which they were riding hit
■ by Mr1. Paul Pit «t tlie inter-
Vl \li--i--r|)|)i Slal*
1 waagly radio program She has ae-|at 1130 over WCAU she was re- Mich.i-■; Ptancli Moon
peared ot two other performances, lerted after an audition with a «r and Mrs Midutl F Hdore, 16|branan. Tlie commute, comprf - Cubbing and Scouting ure b, Inea- marine and Mrs'D "k and Bethlehem
in addition to the Satuu ..y night number of boys and girls cotnpat- h i ■ I Avanw i intltuUi I" Lukeas, Mr. A DM The firs' I PUUi and Went/ Road in Vvstitv-
'"""•:':""-- ing Matthews High School, is en-■ Conrad J. ,,-■ Mr King i m- (or l ... larent* in at- marsh i1
Appearing in costume, Marjorie; The juvenile singer is a grand- rolled at Mississippi State College jay and Mrs, William A Cvupei ,turned. The Cubbing program, the tendance ill Hid internal tu-indiTidusl
to eempete with presents popular songs, with piano | daughter of Theodore Speaker, Sr, He is a member W the FreshmanjThe tat* Mn Charles Heber egcctittre ernphajTteed, is a prepara- Refresiiments weie served under jurlo His condition is said to be
the great problems that we are | o, accordion accompaniment Aj -, fire chief of the borough for fl num- football team, playing a line pos1-|Clarlt wu a member unfll hi.ltory step to the S'-outir-g stage ; the chairmanship >f Mr- Wilbur L critical Kelly Miflered a fractured
, Conrinuerf on Page Sir) iflnale number at each appearance, ber of vears. |tlon. 'death receti'h 1 molding character and forming' Graham.
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'right shoulder