The Conshohocken Recorder, March 7, 1950

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LSTABUSHED 1869. NO. 7985.
Contestants
MakeAll-Out
Vote Appeal
ll.irli OM % orkin^
I ii Xttain Tnp
Position And llnlil It
Ncxl Sat urday marks the
( triform ContfHiny
Gets Another Hfaj
Air Force Contract
CONSHOHOCCEN, PA- TUESDAY. MARCH 7. 1950.
Frankenfield Honored At Dedication
FIVE CENTS
Philadelphia Uniform Cnm-pany
is assured of running it full
capacity for the next seven months,
the result of another substant- ■
1 government con'rnet recently
awarded this Eighth Avenue and,
Harry Street concern
The new contract, on which work
has already begun, is for 139.760
Army Air Force cap.* of blue s*rge.'
at a bid price of I413.6as.60
The caps, now in produ
! match the Air Forre Jacket* In a1
Of tin1 third period in new shade of blue, which the local1
—._ i A... . . *+. (,.;.„ A"" i* »lwi no*' making. B Bur*
The Recorder sltijr Circulation ,„.„, mnl|tri reported t.xtat The
1 order for 300.000 of the 015.000 new
This third nrrinrt is an mil-'j8ckns wn,cn lhr Alr FoT" u now
mis mini prrioti uan an- ■ hlvinir madp , iniP to ,ne toc*i
important one for all those nrm teat FJII Work on the jackets
who an- amhitious to come wffl not be completed until l
~i»' «"'"'; ■" "- "■« "henl^K™^£>.>Ja«"""
the contest ClO
Ipletion of the cap order
: m srr much higher than
uluch begins next
Monday It is only titling to say
that eaih and every oonti
should sine to make this period
count high in votes Although vote.s
now are much MM than the first;
pcrtod. this period ts )u*t as tm-i
portant bec.-nise or the closeness'
o; mo i oontft tanl
The contestant that takes advan-:
tage of this period and works hard
undoubtedly can secure
Hit-Run Driver
Is Arrested
Alrrt Koiflrnt*
Aill Loral I'olirr
The alertness of two |
M could be difficult to hockea residents ii-l|>ed bring m
overcome as March 13 begins the Justice a hit-run drive* during the
fnunh and final period. After weekend- Bobby Lee. 13 Oak Street.,
Marrh 18 it will be too late to'witness or an accident near her
tnske up any difference. so don't home, noted the car* license and,
\h- for later regrets. BVl PUl vmir I8W it '" potiet Another man in
rtsSaasswf -o the mherl and make 'he vicinih watched the driver:
that final "all out" drive now! , Park ihe car a block awnv and1
To Ol'R RKtht'ns walk unconcernedly away from It i
_. , , Fined $25 and cots ve.sterday bv
To ill those rearir. of Thr Re- Ma|[L!lrite Char]n Gorman In
■' 1,altl- Nomstown. iru Ernest C Hunter.
• ■ ..'ong the roadjHofk„Mn Delaware He was,
«lv* v0,,r_ *ubv:rtptlon cnarg(.a wlth t%m„9 to M(,p tfl(.r
give the contestant coUldmg w:th , piirk(.n , ir ,,,.
i uun the final period long,n t0 Wl,Wr sirlfcr, 229 Wall
and rotsg a,e the deriding factor s«.vemn Avpnuf
iui"i vet in tOOflh with '
vote
At thr dedication service of the new Christian education and recreation building
of St. IMcr's Lutheran Church Sunday morninit. the educational department orae few
rated in honor of William T. Frnnkenlield. general superintendent of the ( hureh Schiml
and chairman of the building committee. >lr. Krankenfleld is shown rtreivine Ihecon-tcratulations
of Rev. Harold F. Dtwhler. pastor of the church, white Dr. I)w i-l.i F. Put*
man. right, president of the Central 1'ennsv hania S>nod. who delivered the dediratorv
sermon, looks on appro* ingly. In the forei/round. nn either side of Ihe bron/e plaque,
are Rev. Mr. Doehler'tt son, C lark, and daughter. Faith.
Photo hy Landls Phou. S. rvu r of Coin.h.)tiorfcrn
■..., wish to vote; "* tc^ \ 0<Sin*1
■bacrlptiea to The and °»* ?it.I'wtJu'4bout
D1
l1.
Ihe .n-oon urti*y m*ht- ***** Sltlt«
Kolarians Hear
SS? Talk On Holland
. nig the 1 poll bad
l.roper credit will be ^T^d
t
hB e"\ B"' AUim SSSl
B!V BbagUnt UIWHBUt, 2 Hun,fr *** 5lff 0n M'rb"'
,1 vour Aub'Tiptlnn direct
to riM
Street after the collision
The International committee of
the Conshohocken Rotary Club was
In charge of last night's weekly
Hub meeting at Rldgeway Gardens.
Black Horse. An address on condi-tions
in Holland during and since
World War II was given by L Van!
■ you MCST enclose! The information of the two wit-
::sr ihe sjaupoil naming nesses given to police. Officer Char-i
»,irm the votes Ifs Marwood was told hy Sgt. Fran-ire
to b' no noth-jcls A. Blake to keep the car underlReil. of Arnheim. Holland"
int w. ill help some! surveillance until the driver return- -j^^ speaker was introduced by I
r tag contestant along the «t The arrest was made Just be-, c,itr|„ g^ith President Edw'jj 8
ros't in nr-- we're sure they] fore mldnisht Officer Samne. RagkMi prr.sirled A gift of appn
• lor you were von work- Cnrdamone took Hunter to the ,uon w prewnte(j to the cuest
IM of the sna'dv so. cast county prison to await Sunday'-- J)KagPr The birthday of Albert
. » new while II gives the.hearlng. | Fnrrell was recognued
I voting power. An inspection sticker was report- visiting Rotarlaiia were Oeorge
^ BlaeU and Ut Van Main, of the
Jinkmtown club Capt Clemence.
I of the Wayne club. George Kirk-the
Baia-Cynwyd-Nar-
Fhlllp M»dr, of trv
returned that the sticker had been H,™.^ club 0uesUl o( memhers
were Frank Jones and Nil Van
Bnrottgfa To Gd $7,825 *ff* K^fS
Df conshohockeni poUce he had parkaa ttM~eM near!'" ,'!'! v
05y'
'" •l?ar,i Masonic Hall, and noticed when he! £..h ,,ut.
rense funil at the pmn-'rfturrir[1 that tne ,tlrker had been],, , „',.
datacbad,
West Oon-
Bowe lold
B ■'
-t.ve
VVMi IPrenAe
I I i'j'ior Oontrot Bo.
i i an snnounrement by.
Oenarai Weldon B Hev-!FENDER PAMAGED
t -..i The payments approved byl Damage estimate.] tl too resulted
: n total aUM •" *'hen a
imt to be refunded to parked car was struck by ■ passing
' pallty Is governed by motorist, t-ouls Schaiff. 423 West
t DeoViai and i I >' liquor. Baa S'.reet. reported to police that
i ■ '.. Waal Con-' a rear fender of his car waa
raealva si aoo Ply-! crumpled by the impact The driver
nablp |IJH Upper|of the other vehicle waa Identified
t ion Townahrp ti.TIf, and 'uy police as Ahln Dukes. Jr. of
h Town hip $3.»".i | Conshohocken RD 4.
Housing Committee Chairmoti \ameri
For II tishies" Centennial Celebration
Concert Groupr
Names Officer
Ihmu'i Will l.:inm Ii
M»HIIM-r-ltip Drive
Leonard F Markel Jr Esq. of
Johnson Road. Plymouth Township.
former Conshohocken resident was
unanimously elected president of
the Community Concerts Assocla*
r n.ri Which will again present a ser-ies
of five concerts bv nationally-known
artists, next Fall and Win-ter
B took place at a meet-ing
of the officers and board of
directors of the area-wide project.
Sunday night at ihe home of Dr
John Duddy. Norrlstown muMcian
III IfariM will succeed William
_ , .„ , . .iKnobler Collegeville a guest so-
The dwindling sinking fund of,ln)M frequently with the Conaho-the
West Conshohocken School i il<M>en Choral Society
District was discussed at length Mlsg Margaret Collins. Second
la«t night at the February meeting I Avenue and Forrest Street, who aer-
Lutheran Synod President
Dedicules Church Addition
"The determination of a congregation to met:
need* in providing adequate facilities to train Christian
leadership i" exemplary," a prominent clergyman Mid ii!
dedicatlns the Dew Christian education Imihlinjf of
St. Peter*i Lutheran Church. Sunday nornlBg.
Speaking before BBOri
Edren. of Noorthwelght. Holland.
Sinking Fund
Is Discussed
l,ow Interest Kule
(iaiise Of Decline
i iii.-
CDA Praised
For Charities
At Breakfast
St. Mutthett'i Court
Itolil- Fifth Vnnual
('4}iiiiiiunioii Breakfast
lauding the extensive philanthro-pic
wort carried »n by St Mat-thew's
Court. Catholic Daughters
of America, a retired professional
worker in the Catholic Charities
service delivered an inspiring ad-dress
on this activity, at the fifth
annual Communion breakfast of
the local court Sunday morning
More than one hundred members
:inrl minn-ruy guest* attended the
event, held In the and!'
M afaWm i purochlal Grade;
fotaavtag the 10 o'ciockj
mass ln St Matthew * Calholic
("luircii Members received Holy
Communion together at the service ;
Phlladel-'
phla. the speaker, mid of Catholic
philanthropic work In which she
was engaged In the South, in
Chicago, in Boston, and in Con-necticut,
where she was stationed
for fifteen years prior to recent re-tirement
» HRI.VMIV sPI \h
Rev George L Murphy, admin-istrator
of St Matthew > Church
Rev John p Ktiurv and Rev John
Wnelcv, assistant rector*, and Rev
J J Betowski. SJ. conducting a
No\ena at the church this week, all
spoke bru'ii-,. iwipttawantlna, the
court in It.v work and achievements
Mrs Mary C Ijimbert. Phlladel-ptila.
atate secretary of CDA. and
Mrs Catherine Jackson. By wood,
.:. pnty, added congratula-tions
to the local court on Us fifth,
hlrtMft)
Dedlcat ion of the new curtain
|BJH c"m|>leted tOT the auditorium
stage, was a feature
Used lor the first time. Die cur-1
"t figured design aith reel
predominating, featuring a deep
valance of plain red. Pour members
of the court gave their time gra-.
tultously to make the curtain from,
rContinued on Pope Three* j
Edward Ferrier
Dead At 93
Wan Olcli'-t H<-iil. nl
Of ftr.| I onsliolioi Ui II
l{«'<l Croat l)ri\c
IWorker*! Haetaai
Huvaday Mpht
l»al)v-Sittin«;
To Be Taught
At High School
l.\lra< HI lit u' ■
>iilijrrl \|i|>i uv r '
Hv School !»•» i
A meeting of all workers in the
aattOaJ Red Cross lund drive, now
underway, will be held 01
day night at 8 In the Pa:,
Walter phlpps Jr. Esq. chairman
of the drive, announced today
In addition to workers already!
named. Mr Ptm>p
lalion to attend the session to am,
other volunteers who will aid the
campaign.
Ernest Cope, fund chairman in
the Central Montgomery Count
District, American Red Groat, artll
address the group i Tlif nPW -mbje^
William lrw.m Jd. arbo . to both bovs and
merchants* division in ihe <ir;\r llth and 13th gradr
today announces his aoaaa
eluded are William Taylor. Marhn ■( the FI-M
Ambler. Aaron Zajac. Mr \u\,-.-- Iiool Board, last night in the
naniltllft Bernard BUvin, Morrbi»>*» School offlce..
Fried and Joseph D Aunun/io An extra-curricular subi.
As prevlouslv announced the baby-aittuii i
plan of i his vear's campaign ""d will bv
.ition on one dav. Man
18. designated as •Red Cross Day ;lrom 2 30 to 3 ». 1; I ■
On thai dav, an intensive I'1"' . tu>o, . It la
rami»lgn is scheduled to be con ' "\t,m •r"'
du.-trd bv all captains and worki
who »ili visit haeia T MLS* ^"T, '• "/ , "•
houses and industries in this tm*K2r^mJl^™n*^li2rt£m
r,de one-day drive Contnb,. - J^" ^
howwvar. will be accepted ai an) Ll,Uln /AmmrTmhn, tlrU- p
time this month at Mr Ph,p| ,,ld tirlv bw^etball
offlces. g East Firsi Avenue. iliail, „„(, ll(.ad u( ^p school health
BUI | MAW Bt IKil.T
Itie Sc'liool DLstrlci budget for
lt»M)-3l will be tents-m
at a meeting of the
i irch 24 Ihe budget wilt
led lor tentative approval
April Adoption Is scheduled as
■I..-.
Hubert C Long, chairman ol
building and grounds committee,
"led that trouble is being ri-elth
the heatimi
An annual educational meeting of ihe grade schools li was de-foi
*-iiiirn of tht 1 i to have a survey and recom-vocaUon
of Horrlaioern will be held mendatloru made
all day Thursday at Calvan Epts- trvtn Ki-stinr, treasurer, piesen-copal
Church with the Woman's ted a routine report of the athsatH
Auxiliarv and the Women's Gull I 'he absence of Forrest
of the local church aa hoatatl A Blakesley, chairman of the corn-groups.
Mrs John R Hart wife ol the: Ttie r-p"t
rector of Waahlnfl « Memorial show I .dmg the bal-
Chapel. Vallev Forge educational; mm nth, as
secretary of the Convocation, Is $40.33141 for Pebrtl
general chairman of ihe event Iments were IIB..SM63. and balance
Mm, U. Grant Beath. of Cynwvd, [March 1, $30,779 78 The balance in
diocesan president of the Womaii'i,the sinking lund Is $28.31162 Bsl-
Auxilisrv will be one of four wo- ance in the school caleietla trcas*
Women To Meet
At Cliureli Here
CftsVaYTJ Vl oiiHii
Ht»NteHHe<s IhiirMhiv
people ln the
$50,000 addition. Dr Duighi
Fuunan, preatdani of Uv
Pennsylvania Synod of the United
Lutheran Church of America, key-noted
the importance of Chris-tianity
in the world today.
Rev. Harold F Doebler. pastor,
presided at the dedication service.
FRANKENEIELI> HONORED
TH- ■ C-onstlan education division
-.; the addition to 108-year-old St
Peter's was dedicated to William
T Frankenfleld. general superin-tendent
of the education program
for the past decade and chairman
nl the building committee In charge
of the erection of the addition ad-joining
the I liuri.h
Honoring Frankenfield. a bronie
plague which was u:
will be mounted in
The education division of the' Mr Ferrier was born ln Lower
Edward Ferrier, husband of Mrs
Marv Ann Phlpps Ferrier. the old-est
resident of West Conshohm ken
died at 9.30 last night at the homr
of his son, Stephen, with whom he
resided, at 122 Josephine. Avenue
He would have observed his 04th
birthday on Msy 31
Mr Ferrict had been In failing
health for several months due to
tih-d Sunday ; infirmities caused by his advanced
building | age.
men speakers, scheduled to address
the group cm World Order'" and
urrent educational topics Mrs
(ieorge T. Lukens, president o! the
Woman's Auxiliary, will welcome
ihe asaemblage
The session will open at 10 30.
with Hob Communion Rev Stan-lev
R West. D I). rests* of Cat
\ar\ Church, will (tftViate. Box
IUIKiieon win '"* held at 13 30,
guoaeated by hot beverages ser-ved
bv the Woman's Guild with
,::am Adams, president
supervising
After the aftern<»nn addresses, a
sound firm of St Margaret \i
School for Girls in Tokyo, Japan,
will be shown A number of women
from Die Normtown area, thi
York Rond district o.d White
marsh Valley will attend
i | nf the new ance of the term of one year Mi
,-foot aortal ladder Dennis also was appointed publicity of the School Board in the library red us a member of the nominating
rt ihe features of Fire-; it. lot the Elementary School
Provisions for the sinking fund
were arranged when bonds were Cho-B| Colh|w ls
issued to finance the building of mPmbfr 0, the faculty m ihe Phila-the
present elementary school more. rt(M ma OOMerratOT* of Music. She
than twenty years ago since thenwlIf ^o,, tnnounce project aides
the interest rate has decreased con- for ,hf npw season.
Mderablv. until at the present time UatOd for appearance'
the amount that Is annually set during the association's 1950-51
he Philadelphia Orches-
. ending the anniversary; Seven new members were received
I the Conshohocken (Jen-. into the comi)Mi.>
on Saturday.1 President William Worth prtsld-
May ^0, took :<irm last night at the ed
■ nice; nit of the Washing-; At a meeting of ihe Active As-
when John B sedation following (he company
0 rvmncll waa appointed chairman
01 ilie liousmu committee
Fanner president of Town Coun-cil
Thomas S. Coyne, who was elec-urer
at the January meel-
Dderad his resignation be-lli
health Thomas S Den
meeting. President Theodore Les-insky
appointed a committee to
complete arrangements for the com-pany's
participation In the Firemen
Day parade In connection with the
Centennial celebration and for par-ticipation
In the civic parade to be
structure occupies ground floor; the
second floor, where dedication ser-vices
were held, ts the recreation
and acuvtue
Dr Putman said that the church
is the most vital organization In ihe
world today "It is the only .saving
power: not the hydrogen bomb."
CORNERSTONE CEREMONY
"The devastating power of muni-
I rommiltee.'was' again named direc-I tlons mu-si not be under-estimated n^, M the present lit* of thr
of the Conshohocken area Ac-(or ignored but if we can make
><_ni<t for the Conshohocken'ChrtsUanin the auiding pi.
all of our affairs, intenationnlly gj
well aa domestically, we wouldn't
h,.w- to uorry about bombing one
another.' Dr Putman asserted
(Continued on Page Threet
Merlon Towaship on Uie site of
the J Hector McNeal estate. Just
beyond the borough line or West
Conshohocken. a son of the late
Edward and Sarah Hutchlruon
When n boy he
to west Oonebotsaeaaai with his
parents and had resided there
stnea In bia esily life he was em-ployed
at the old Moorhesd fur-
I John
Federalist* To Moel
The newly formed Plyumuih-
Whitemarsh Chapter of the United
World Federalists will hold Its first
open meeting at the Friends Meet-ing
House In Plytnou'h MeetuiR at
8pm on Thursday Ralph Rose
■
ment Would Affact Y"tn Everyday
ury ls I69B03, with cur re:
ly bills yet to be met.
Bills In Hit amount of e3.t48.Gl
were ordered paid. Ha*
presided Mr. Bl.<-
only absentee
■
month follows kinderg-1
first grade. 74: second gi
third grade, 88: fourth |
fifth grade. 88, sixth grnde. 81; '
total elementary 490
Krade, lig; eigh-
131; ninth grnde. 157;
138; eleventh grade. 101
grade. 88: total aaconda
grand total 1.233
fitrm Hour* For Churrh
Beginning next Sunday a new
time schedule for sundH
and morning am ■
•..-(Me ill Ml' fl
tfat Chun Ii Instead of 9 18, the
Sunday School session will start at
9 30 The morning worship hour
will begin at 104r> utlg BjsaMtet
l thiin pm lotaat] 'tie
snd Calvary i
• have alreadv changed the
ime of siiiititiK then Sunday
to at-1 School and morning worship serv-astde
to pay off the bonds will be,season an
I appointed to serve the bad-1 held on Tuesday. May 16
At S & I Meeting
Edwin S Rorkett executive vice-pr
»sideni of Consliohocken Federal
Savings At Loan Association. Is at-tending
an open board meeting of
CONTESTANTS
\ esterday'i Hits Won1! Vi in
Today's Game—
ml in (HI. r.rllin, ...nip—lil
.r.rn.l.i, . lilt, «o„'t win
, .... I, l.lll. lu. br.n -nl
Mjl i: ii..- I.. Ii, hrlnr, Ihr nn.l Wn.mn Hr . |
, i.ril. jni milMUBl'l br.l .Sort, and llmr II I.
■hut i.urr to h... lo. mm* .otr. th.n Ju.i ,oi «,ou|h'
K In «|-
I.i-trii li.liiM an' tin' relative ntandingB of
onteatantf bui thr h>i ilm-.. not show
ui-ttial \iiti-^:
Mrs. Marie llarnalwi. 141 We.-l Kighlh Ave-nue
Llll.OOO
lira, Helen llarr. THI Kurd Slretl. «D»I I cin-
-'i.iliii, kin I, 'ill"
Mi/alielh llradv. il7 Kanl Heelor Streel LSSMN
Mis. Diiriilhv ilonnelly. 19 ( edar Avenue.
West Cnnshohocken
Miss amliune. Ill) Wesl Eighlh Ave-nue
i. urn. no
lilla M.i\ (.raham. Cine and Airv Streets
Went ( iinshnhoeken I.HS.lt*
Jnhn 101 East Avenue I.997..'i00
Miss Helen. Ann Maeiafr. 376 East Hector
Street I.99H.O0O
Hra. Bou Manuire. Miquon I.Mt.OM
Phillip iliiii. \11 West Eiithth Avenue ^(lli.no
'■!■.. I '.tni-es Slater, 1117 West Fourth Ave-nue
Mrs. <;. S. Titus. Ill Wanner Hoad. I.aiavetlr
Hill
. \\) riniliik. 2lls j,dpqu«te lo meet the pavmenl tm. and Rise Stevens, internatlon
on the expiration date in 1M0. | alh knoa n Brand opera and motion
Mr. MHilred Rire prlnrlnal. re- PKtUrt IttJ Membership In the as-n.
irt.,1 .he had reeeived notice that sorlatlon I., open to all muMr-lov.
Z iJ„.,* r,™ h. s?..il ni en. permitllni Ihem to hear and see.National Savings Ic lxsan Leaiue
. ! , J Ti in il .. Tit; world-known musical and ballet ar-ial Hotel Mayllowei In Washlniton
partmrnt ol Heallh will be at «» Hata near home and at • traction |today Mr R.«-keli I. a member ot
**!* "S^JUT^ J**JgS «■ tt» —I OW , -. „. »•^*^*H^t^"f^«fn Se^i «..„ c..i-l...l,ocken. Serv-
' ntHtive f:om Columbia ot the League This evening he will . _ rharce ol Rr.
■ attend a dinner m honor ot J , '«• »> ' «j J« '"£"*: ' »" '
Rurkow.ski ser
near the entrance to the Matsoii-ford
Bridne Later he was employed
t.iiiock Mills in Balllgo-|
mingo and was a textile worker!
until Ml ratirament at the Merlon!
Worsted Mill ten years ago He had,
resided at 108 Josephine Avenue
for many years unul the death
of Mrs Ferrier three years ago <
all son. Stephen, he Is,
sunned bv five grandchildren andi
six great grandchildren
Thr funeral will be held Satur-day
afternoon from the Edward B
Russell Funeral Home,
Howard McOrath, Attorney nen- (Confintird on Page Four.
eral of the United Slate* A dele-1
gallon of savings and loan execu- Imunfll | )| \e
For New Pumpei
flremei
Stree' . Norrlstown. to perform
tests for immunity to small pox; Artlsti" toe. New York City who
vaccination today at 1230 Dr provides the artists, attended the
Schrark will also be preean. at the . ,IJI Sunday
district ofnee tomorrow. Thursday ' i,, lodatton will hold Hx an-
;md Friday and again on March 17. mial dinner May 1. to launch the
at the same hour It ls requested 1'JW-JI membership campaign
that sit children on whom '
STTo.OOO Water Treatment UBsurenHill during the lasts M.s R.«-- reported , Bamn n„ ,,.;
Lheie sre Rvg of t;ie children in- A M A M 18 I
I It i It I tit i *&t> 1 / I itlil II /l/t/f B" losses BA they Isunch
Mrs Rice reported that Truirs- M flfffC Mil l. OCT Xm. I J^lltll FF fJfJfi , HOMO
dsy. May 18. has been set for] jto replacr a 24-ye.ir-old apparatus.
Mav Day esercL-es with May 19 as . h T \yhitino- nrpoiflpnt nf the Alan WIKKI Stt'd Cnm-' °°*1 of the drlve w * Msaim
a rain date She al-o renoned that "mn ' ^n'llllK. projiarnt nl [lie Alan «noa aieei ^om" goo-islton booster, triple combina-
•raduation nerclsea will iv held l>any. announced > i-stt iday the completion "I a modern new ..on pamper, for which teams of
on June 13 win, the -choot gaggUM WitBT treat ire tit plant to ptiril'v W8 ■ WMti T tnim ihr com-jAremen began
isi« u June i« -t., I mflls alonK ih*- Sfhiivlkill Kiver. under th«* Penn- '•»_con^'buUo,» 'a-M. wnk,„ „ ril
J^S^J^S^Ii^TuSAUy^^ »trwni Pollution abau-mt-nt program. L
off «tO^SM«"SOrieOelrederiss i«re^e aVrm*™l*ed* ■trTuts"ttonptafnolr mholsre bt"hann uanvde"ar ^H^ •int If" iJ- o->- n ipotltan flr' eix-n-sguhptipnogrtedd.eppaaritd-
I upwards of 1775.000 .>f 7/f »f l/.S I w I CC >i -0»><
Mr WhltUig described Ihe plant'
Spring In The Air
To Nearby llighmi
With Sundays Spring-like tem-pansturea
and the tunny break in
bin \> i -. Wlntei wii d i ante a tide
nf Sunday drivers through 'he main
arterial highways thorounlioul this
section.
Police - . '.'ulemarsh
und Plymouth I
Conshohocken st <
hocken reported thai learner traveled
roads carred an unusually hea\y
traffic load for this time of year.
us Sunday visitor* took
;>txirtunity to gel out of
Wintci ouarters.
were re-ported
in spite of the increased
traffic Mow
Ridge and Gerrnanlnwn Pikes In
Lhe Unmabtpa, and F»-1
i
lhroui.li
Hi in»s Traffic
ys(her Weekend
traffic as well as reatdenUgJ. Iraffi
rlj mnrnllig. when Sunday
first Indicated Its vernal eharacter-i-'
n until lute afternoon
I Meet, and
set. a mam principal route
nil and the Ridge
to ihe Main Line and Delaware
Coiiuiv showed notable trafllc In-
Whii.mnfh police assisted wl'h
traffic Ht Pi b i Lutheran
Church in Barren Hill arhara nn
11 iiinii Including
'inns s1-
■ | | Icfj "f
. •docaUon bulld-ihK
Wh:'' also dl-rtltk
in Country Acres,
ample house hs-
I people
■ for mote than a month
for bills In the amount of $1.984 24
Richard Brc president.
Novell! . .iMlllllH- [k"*indollarnd"' thlenfr most moarrri of »*' I'"II "I■«)l7»IW»»■S '" •fi"riHr/*I j|,.-ald ,w hp ' tdad by lhe new
The schools of Mo: and a privilege to share in
County contributed $7,837.
ITS, . ..n-.iii.no. hen *•"*•'""' |India snd Chinj. which opened ..cation program .. uTn. H '- CChhaaiirrmaann ooff tthhee ddrriivvee is Fire1
"*li~-- Marv (.amlmne, 1 10 West Kighth Ave- Saturday in 6t Matthew's Catholic; The steel company executive m,,!,'L Marcn 0l Dimes driyr. ac- Chipf WaK€.r oilinger Teams .,! Retordrr
nue 1994 110 Churrii will continue unul Sun-] pointed out that the installation not cording to announcement made Fri- ,nnv,i^ses arc headed hv Assistant!
I'll.. M,, "—"■-'--"- |»:M. .»J .:„. y,,...^ Id"v nlRhl in**!"^''- Services A:C OIl)y eliminates the discharge of dav. This U $2.590 13 In excess of Chiefs Elmer Sagm- ■ i« herk Na feara, ohrller Nf« «r ReakewaJl
l.lla M«j t.ranam, I me and Air> ..Irecl*.. h.!d fverv s(.erT1oon %i 3:io with enntamtnartne waste products from ' _-_„„. reCeiyed m 1D49 '"lev . . H , ,,
unshnh(K-kt'n t.99.>.1h0 wo larrkaa nightly, ai 7 snd ai 8 the steel mills into the rltgf by "nl.", / | 1 ffaw
Mrs. John Korszniak. Kir, Kast Third AMinue 1.997,500 Masses in the nwming aie s psrt mlM. acts as a water conservation .^W* K,™T J" ,.t^8"\ l"" Wesley Dransneld. . . Krttemah n k..B Ml tf„L.n i«« \l..^i,„ -»-c 1,'e.aai u^!,.r of the Novena -er.i.e Large unit. eluded Conshohocken with a iota! '' ««■«'■«■'-
HIM Mil.n Ann MACias,. .1.6 hast Hetlnr ; rowrt, „e attending the special He explained that the installs- of $23811 snd West Conshohocken. f. . - „ . „ _ . ,^-
Slreet WW.i Uon ahabtoathe «sm|auiy to repeat. OO^ft Totals in townships included < 4'iileniiial N«Ctiltg ■ ■ l|m,,JI
^I.s. II. Unas Maguire. >li()U»n l.'I'tri.lHIO edly circulate the purified water to Plymouth. $11590 Whltemsrsh. I A mM,,ln(. 0f ,nP conshohocken Please rlie teiai on Ih.s n. S yrs. ».:.-*
P• •hillip.. Ricci, .\•2■ 2 . We.s.t._K-iiK; hth ..Aven.u, e . W6.130 MillitMli-l < oniinitiiioi) (,,'H,ri.muilu'Leoj,,l,^iLys "ddrarw^nl "!ir"um':' £tne"5Ui tne 10141 con 1 r 1 ou . ions. ,,. . .j. ,__. ., _, - ,., .... f unirsijot
Mrs. r ranees Slater. 107 Ave- 1 Holy communion will be adnunis- river only to amka up for losses end 81180 22 » . ontnbutad bv pmatej *"' L* held tonight at 11 in ihei
nue l.HtiSjfl .ered In the Conshohocken Meth- to keep the : mil op-1 and parochial schooLs. Outstanding.: p»rk IIOUS* Al
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\|K c Q Tftaaa III U ,„n.r tl,t.A I ,t ,- . ■ ■■ hallst Chuich tomorrow evening at 8 erating capacity Water from the I accurdlnx to the count v repoi Si.bx rilier I N.ime ...
'' , ■• ^ "Ul • '" "*'Kn*'r Kt«w- lJ»»">etie (.. ui xnr w-t)( |(, ^eio,,,, „.r( tI!lil, J diverted to tn.- rleexltbeb- eontrib . ' extend
11"' >ll.i.|IMI to be ototryed generally next week 'only alien the readv iujjply exceeds1 w!:. h racai Hits plan was , lhar*i tiasW
Mr-. Jane \\ \ rvnihek. -OS Kav ette Street
l.990,."»(l(J Pr: Jame- H Brasher, pastor, will demands and the wattr that may! their ■■• » St in effect mt last weeks -
I, m^^^^^^^m^^mm^^^^^^^^^^^^^ he in charge. 1 be returned to the river is puriflfd (Jonshohocken I meeting. _
TSiird Period In Subscription Campaign Ends Saturday
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