The Conshohocken Recorder, April 17, 1951

              Sljc Consljoljockcn Recorder
ESTABLISHED 1863. NO. 8132. CONSHOHOCKN. PA.. TUESDAY. APHIL 17. 1951.
Rid America
Of Communism,
Priest Urges
Father Kinir\ >|u;ik-
At n.lil Anni\rr-ar\
Of <;«'<». (lay rirnmn
A* guest .f|ieakfr at the an-nual
banquet marking the
fifty-third anniversary orf the
''lay Fire t'umriany.
Saturday night, at thr Voter-
UU of Foreign Wars Hall,
HtCtOT and Harry Strtstta,
Bev. John P. Kiniry, aaatatatri
ratter «f St. Matthew - Cath-olic
Church, who served in
both the European and Pacific
Theatre* u a U. S. Army
Chaplain during World War
11. tOOh for the subject of a
stirring address. "Commun-i-
m."
"Regardless of where you
v today y<ni will bear Con-iiiunism
from all sides." tin
Ufyman said. "The radio.
no ipapari and ip • i
have th' ■. Peopli
have fTOWn tired of hearing c Z^«n«:::"t;:Wonsors Displaced Person Watchman Dies
ronttnued.
Praise Given Exploding Gasoline Burns St Matthew's
Consholioeken ^outh Repairing Molot Parish To Mark
In I imil Drive
61 Enrolled
For Nursing
lit .1 QMM li«-|inil-
Pfanji Qannl I mlrruay
Rev. John I*. hiniry. right, assistant rectnr of St. Matthew's Catholic Church,
em'-I -peaker, congratulates Michael H. MrF.lhatlon. center, only living charter mem-ber,
at the "i.'.il anniversar> banquet of the (.enme Clay Fire Company of We-i Con-shohocken.
on Saturday night. Left In right are Perry I■'. Hame>, banquet commit-tee
chairman: (,eorx~e McLauRhlin. committee secretary; Mr. McKlhatton. Councilman
James Carpenter, president of the Clay Company, and Father kinin.
J Presbyterian Congregation Quaker Plant
LOOK BENEATH St HI M T
.i.king about Com-nunism
and Raattt suppose **e
Krai at our own country and find
an at home
r.'id the possible EnfUti
Communltin. We have a great,
■ the surface and urday he was established in
peeUna what is beneath it „an w,,rk in a local industry
lind what the supporting force, _
■ strength might be. We are very
• .1 easily misled in thai
d tin not learn the truth.
Kintal charged
A' u example of what he meant
i]ie .speaker referred to the Senate
ii ol crime and the. _
v.ide attentio.n..It at.tr.ac.t.ed...H.e ..r..e.-. * ataaaau ^
but doe* not believe we| (.oilimilllltv 4>rniin
'"ded an Investigation commit -
r to -ell m 'ha. He cited the |»„|,|ir St'^ioH Ma*
Una nas been going " "
■*Ttw contradlc- ,^^
inrv feature ol the day. when the T"*
: ttlon ope'ied in New York ni "1L
llt'.iii attack Fatal
To Peitieal Stong
W\ i r Ri WllUatn H. Mooney, pastor of tb
terian Church, teliphoned an Ardniore agency laat Tuesday
to seek information on adoption of displaced persons, he had
no idea that such quick action would ensue.
Two dayi later, John Keraaaturi, in. a native of Bon-LJ^SSS s!°2f;-kl;y?h:2d
.,"'.,.,., , », , , ,. oat night w.ilchtnan at Quaker Chem-fary,
had arrived at the Meal Praabytarian Manse, By Bat- i,;tt| Produrts Corporation. Elm and
local home. >, esterday he be- Sandy streets, returned to his
i home. 834 Oeorge Strf
__ .. ... . . . ... 'town, following the half-million-
I coTnhgLreg2a3tio?nT"ofTit*hPe P£re£sb?UJer?la«n *>»»' "« »l *• P-nt last Tues- d „„,„,,„,. h(. ,£* , „,,„ nmp 'C^rchwa, able toreahse a recent ,tnM1 w ^ wl( ne m ..cofc
decision to sponsor a homeless; and .......
European youth, was made possible , _' _ .. n suffered a
because of the ^^^^.hSlJSSS On Sundafhe d.ed
Hungarian hid arrived in New York „, £ „,„„,. CttUmn w" j Rush.
he day Rev Mr Mocney made the oartlflaata of death
telephone call, and as yet hid no du£ ^ ,
sponsor. He u MlrMVPt| D\ bat wife. May
After the Ardmore agency con- §•_ <Hoope<<> Stong. a brother. How-tacted
the New York agency Re. mr(\ St< n and two
Mr. Moonev was notified that the sisters. Mrs J Lewis Baker. Nor-youth
was available for sponsor- nstown and Mrs Frank Neiman
ship at once The clergyman put,0f Kolatoini
Funeral service* will be held
__om a Norrlstown in:
At.!.. H Wilson room of Plymouth officials without delay Formal sane- .tomorrow at 2. Interment will be
Friends Meeting House, Butler and tlon was accorded by the church tf Riverside Ometery. NorriMown
Germantown Ptkes. , Sesalon Friday night j Mr. Stong had been employed by
meeting of the ewcutsve pacing a new VOAti, Hie dis- the Quaker Chemical Products
Plymouth Body
Plans Meeting
Plymouth Meeting Com
Association Is making plans the wheels In motion and got tenta
ed. ''was'or a public meetingjaayl, in the Uve sanction of the tocal church froni
that, as I purchased a newspaper
it a stand located at Sixth Avenue
and 34ih 8'rcM. there beside the
< ■ i were stacks ot horse
t! wiimbling is to be
11 mast strike at the root
hr Increased funds and pratsedj*")' mk*t't
t Drive Chairman Albert A Garth- House Membership is now cloaed
waite Jr and all who aided him Enrolled in th« new class *r«
m the cond^f ofthecamilgn^D^y
Mis. Catharine McCarthy execu- insti. «". EU»1 Mevlns^Mrs. Julia
tlve aecretarv of Uie Branch. in<P»n*l^ Mia. Mary McCann, Mrs
£^J^^ ^AlM^tfc ^."CU^KKK: mu was ru-shed to Chestnut Hl.l
B^tnedTh^PSse\onshoDhoi;« ««1««Jpajrtn. Dorothy Plahock H^pi'jjl by Terry cvHanl^K H.r;
and collegeMlle p. ^y Alice Pendergxt «»JJ*J '"^^^h
1Sf*fm.m
the central M.mtgomerv Branch1 fwty-nlne other local women^are £r ", tll^ Vt,„," f^^iJ !qu»d
at Springfield High School but jair.
Coniiwniona of the boy
tind place'enrolled in a class taugl.'. .
in all of the Branches comprising j shohock-n High School in Mix
the Soulheasteni Chapter of Red Eleanor Vercoe. R N. school ni;
Croaa First ptaog Mnt U the »nd in two classes WUght at the ^JUred b* ,h' "■nwi- " U "P0*
Coatesvllle Branch with • quota of park House, bv Mrs Ralph Falcon
leas than I2S.0OU I bero R H. and Mrs. Emil Ciavar
Ka:PORTS RtCriVID ellt. B- Nj
Chairman Ralph V Falconiero, rr
presiding at the local direct"' IMlttTS I HI*"
meeting, received reports from Mrs.
Joseph Lawler. home nursing
chairman: Emil J Ciavarelli.
pihil
0|><krutiii<: Hoom
retary-treasurer of the fund drift; A ■» «I I
lira. a. Arnold Forrest, chairman \H |»|-OiIlCr l^'ihl^
of blood donor services: Tresaurer, ^ ^ ^
William Davis Paul Lachmsn dls- A Wot ConshnhrK-ken resident
later services snd Benjamin was wheeled into Uie operating
Rlghter safety services jroom st Sacred Heart Hospital last
■ented. Announcement was oaadej'™?-
that Mrs Claudia Rlddlngton. Dls-! Operated upon for acute append!-
trict secretair has completed the citis was Lewis Bovell. 218 Craw-
Red Cross Instructor course In ford Avenue His brother John, 25.
Philadelphia. residing it the same address, un-
... —_ -__ _-J — m... iderwent surgery for a gash in his
i5ho2hoLck2en2Drbtt£rtcSt " °' "" 00" *«.. Th. op.r.U„n, too. pto l last Tuesday John returned to his
The month of May will be deslg- home last Wednesday. Lewis was
nated "First Aid Training Month" t patient to the hospital until yes-in
the area.
Mental Hygiene
Lulled to point out why address the meeting-
M dilierence between bet- The board outlined a safety tral
playing the stock flc plan lor the busy Builer-Oer
t'ltikft or taking out an insurance mantown Pskes IntersecUon. de
tCondnucd on Page Sa>
I to tlig President Tni-terday.
Drlvlnf to work at Keasby A
MnHlsoti Company. Ambler, where
lie is i member of the mainten-ance
crew, last Tuesday. Lewis had
been there only two hours' when he
stricken ayddanl* HI. Jtastan.
board of the association last night! puced youth spent Thursday and'Corp since Sept
tha home of Dr. J. J. Willaman. pnday at the Presbyterian Manse. Bounding the alarm when the fire
..mtown Pike. Plymouth Meet- tn& on Saturday took up his resi-;w»j discovered at the plant ahorUy V/W.W.|VTII lliilil
m -U forms and there uig, president. It was decided to deDcg «, u,e home ol Mrs Fvelyn mttrt 4 Tow*** m..rr.nif, he had '-"" " V ■■jnrswi
rlH be no means of knowing the ask a nseaabar ol the Montgomery Taylor. 307 West lllh Avenue. rompwted a tour or the plant atfi I a«
■ he explained.!County PUnnlng Commlaihm to' Halp Pre pamp ^g,^ look a m snd had found mrythtui \||||H.|I lltTilII"
, the newcomer M an employe. In order A few minutes later he) r-
Horn at Dei-aval-va Hungary hwird- "Pother employe -ihout for I Th* third annual meeting o. «„.
4oSrV,hu*n™;*",undHi'S,?o': "»• •■> -a ■" <"< -n»«n,f„.. i„^ui mg. ^^^«^\iT^^J''Z^ . ,™d
I .-hrn IS. with hi. broih.r. U.U. 31 Jollll M«r.« « r I rn< T | Thur«l.y .vmin, .1 >.IS .t
Uwlt, then . studfnt nt *hr Uni-I A nuln nt o.ttshnhorlipii. John[County Mwllf.l Society
». ...««.. ^■■■■—■. •* -"-J-VV iMidatit .i.tetert a pW of «ulll]r %
Grant Parole
To Lroeal Man
l'i I-IIII lluriim Hpallh
Of Harry William-
Fearing that further prison con-finement
would be dangerous to his
health. Judges Knight, Ootaaa and
Damiehower Friday paroled
Harry William. SI. of Const, hock-en
after a parole hearing
The court ordereC Williams" re-lease
from the County Prison after
hearing the testimony of Dr. John
M Brecht and Dr. Albert M. Di-vls,
both of whom examined the
defendant and reported his diabetic
condition has become extremely
bad
Williams had been sentenced on
March 16 by Judge Knight to pay ■
fine of 1350 and the costs and to
seres three months In prison. The
sentence was imposed after the de-fendant
entered plea guilty M
to the hospital immediately r,
! MacArthur Incident JW'U.I,,.,, nMla I i<pllS> versitv of Budapest, was chosen ta Horace, Ferner. a retired plumbing! 1"» I>>Kslb SUeet, Nwlstown 2ahailk
■raj right or wrotig in Yl Hill HKH ■!! sUlUlaB j „^nt wiow-Mudents In toi husband ol Uri Loulsel Or Eleanor Bteele. assistant pro-1m
0,^ shield as he was repairing a car
at Pascal Auto Sales and Service.
Ridge Pike. Trooper, where he Is i
m
. ttB, wr..n« mi niHHMws— - j repi.P4WIl(. fellow-students pro- contractor, of Mm Loulsef «r ■leanor ejteeie. assiai
Ihe matter of obedience. Faihei _,- i;,..,,..., I'l^nU testing :o the Communist govern- F Ferrler. died Saturdnv morn-, ^»-wr «' P?y.eht*!fy at Temple,
; tied attention to the facl |'|ail I* lltlirr r^eillS mP11, ,he t.ging over of church ,n« at his home. «785 Ridge Ave-1 University, will address the group Drailiatir Norifly
-There i- nn mention of the law, urhit-marah lions Club met'schools. ftoubnrnugh Death was due! on "The Meaning of Hostility
t ood. "Honor thy ^•^*\JFl^^]&£rLS!? inn. His brother made the protest, but to a heart condition from which Bar. Marshall Lee. p^r of 81 To <-IV«> Pfrformaiire
The obligation of obedV | las "^ "l ^'^j^ R^ foSS that tU had batUH I " '■"■■ ^•Tal years Paul's Baptist Churr!;. ta treas-eonntry
quickly to avoid reprisal. Mr Ferries son of Uie late Mr., urer of the aoclety
prd t!
■ ■
placet) on both the cbiM Oai
r- I ll.rl..il'l' „. a««i ""^IS^'SSKiS- STfrnwHSTttta lo"T™».".-t5, »ni Mr,.
Ch, U t»IS- : —, ■ I . T
Mrs. B Mi- I i! Ill. I OIIIOI un-bound
by the same com-
"i itidirient is a subject but does not ance
mean thnt the President
bound bi the same commandment
: n In a position of au-
Wc do not agf
damental causes which lie
he surface of actions and
i.king ta handicapped."
Lnuad
:• our common fault i\bout
CommunKm. It is a great threat
(Continued on Page Six*
wker was Kenneth
him.
doing flrai to Austns,
rnissed the border at night on Oc-born
in Conshohocken 73 years ago ber of the district committee.
,npv He had been a resident of Rox-
. borough tor 50 years. He was en-intendent
of purification for the Ulber M 1B4g „„,„,, through the ""W*1 ln thr P'"nibing contracting
Huliurbin Water Company Mr , !iazRrdous Russian Zone to the Eng- Yuslm"* ""' ,, reurpmfn\ *
Shull spoke on "The Stury ol Your llgh Zam, Bnd Mfety. lew years >M He «as a member
Drinking Water ' Chairman of the TI1P pntcstant churches, as well o( Pj,"*"n* l™t,iV
n
Nn "°- r mnd
program was Andy Andrews M catholic and Jewish denomtna- rConfimieo on Page Tnree)
A report of progress was made by tions. have United Agencies, through,
Jttek Gordon, chairman of the clubs wj,ich displaced persoas are chan- \nn|v r'l»r 4 IllirttT
lommittee for a booth at the an- neled individual ongregations. af- ■ ■ •
(Confinued on Page Stu j Ur deciding on sponsorship, make Applkatmn for a charter under
— application to the nearest agency. ,n'' non-profit corporation laws of
■.mis has been filed with
'he Comt..(.ii l\t as Court by the
Black Creek Hunting and Fishing
Club ol Bethlehem Pike. Ambler
of the organization are
recreation and the promotion of
sports afield Incorporates art:
Alexander Knight. Esq. Ft. Wash-iniMon.
J.ime.o Ut'inger. Ft. Wsah-ington;
M F. Cole. North Hills;
Harry Wen-z. Ambler, and Sheriff
Samuel M Glass. Whltemarsh
Township The club lists assets of
M.000 in real estate and 12.000 ln
cash.
Confirmation Services Held Plymouth Meeting
//, Catholic Churches Here gjaabh ft^r-n
W hen r ire Starts
Tl„- mammal at catBmijtkm, *ia^S^V^\ A Plymouth M«O,« ™UPI. «.
three ye*n In Cfttnolic churchi-s. wae MmliUiwrea in T<>"^jnttendmg a dinti<r mrfttn« at web-
1,..,1 Cithulic churche* at variims times from Friday Untujtr'i Motbrau Cmden. when tlr.
rir"rnved thr .rll-knn.n hn.t.lrv
lay nmrninir. i_.i_Ji«. .'mi wtrt. it w.. l..tnod h.m to-
Approxlmately Mva humlreil candidaU'». incluttinv
f.,«- adults, were (..nnrmt-d at the fmir aervtcee by aoet »*"'» c itehm ^. »>i.
II Mer„rmiek. Bl.h f the Arentli-cse of fc •* .»,«P™. ™ «--■,«
rhilmlelphia.
< If»f. Maurer
Bonritalized
"The Olngham Oirl" proved her
self a high!-
lady as the annual dramatic pro
d St Matthew's Dramatic
Society made its bow last night in
I he auditorium of St Matthew's
Parochial Orade School The
sparkling, scree-act musical com-
Cpl Raymond L Maurer. 2t. la edy will be repeated tonight and
s paUent in a hospital ln Japan.. tomorrow night it I 30 In thr lud-undergotng
treatment for a spinal j Itorlum.
ailment, according to i letter re- Uls, Ann QUmn seme- at St
cetved yesterdiy by his mother, Matthews High School, displayed
Mrs. Carrie Boehret. 423 Spring both an exceptinnallv sppesllng
Mill Avenue. ,-otce and smooth acting abtlltv In
The letter gave no indication as the leading feminine role William
to the cause of the nilmem. or Dempsey. St Joseph's College stud-whether
it was s result of action lent, give an eacellent portrayal In
on the front lines The Army cor-[the leading masculine role and Jos-poral
his been stationed In Koresieph Costello and Patricia Jacquoi
taming a gambling establishment
He filed his petition for a parole
through Attorney Morris Oerbar
after prison life had impaired his
health to such an extent that tt
was feared further Imprisonment
would prove dangerous
Williams has psld the fine and'Joseph
1'i.nh 11. .J Man
Mii:lili»lit Juiu S,
l';iri»li ll.iiiiiin't Jutir
A IT jraar-Osd MO "f * neatliv inn praarietOf Li a |>H- a^ • 1
tient in Chestnut Hill Hospital lunTerinK wiili .v. ■ . . |^ .ClltCIlIllill
ond denrt'e bQTBa nf the face and boagr, laata
ai'tci-noon, when faatfjini explrMieti as ha arM rapairinj
rnadatar at home.
The \nuth L. 1
Jr.. son of Mr a&d Mi
V. SaUiivatm. of Germsntown Pike
and CnaatDMl Street, a senior at
Springfield High School. Tlie father
of the accident mtim lg proprie-tor
of Marble Hall Inn. at thr Cirr-mantnwn
Pike intersection.
The youth Is suffering from
burns over most of his face, bit
right esr. his right arm and his
entire right leg. He will be a pa-tient
at the hospllsl lor st lent
snother week.
SaUmann sided by two young
Cananst" Knl i sfvaaa
Kraix li OffiriaU
AfV S|nakti» llrrc
CooalsOhockan received the
plaudit* of officials tif the
Central Montnmer* Branch.
gsstsartan Rad Craaa, for hav-ing
ftaM war the top in UH
Rad Croaa drive and
for having in operation a
gaaarl* full-scale protrram of A n^w class an home nursinf la
activity, at the nmnthlv meet-1now underway, sponsored by the; friends. Joseph Ruth snd Russeil
inir of thp rlirwtfira'of the Conshohocken Visiting Nur*e As- SUnfford. both of Barren Hill, was
inK oi tn uinciors oi »[»«■„..,„.,„„ n, cooperation anth the in the act of cleaning motor paru
ConshtihiKkt'ii Ilistrict in tne|AmrrlCBn R^d Cross The new unit!with gasoline in the rear yard of
Park HotUH last niR-ht. ' brings the number of women en- the inn. when the freak accident
ttov v Hmlth rhslrman nt the rollrt ln similar classes here to «1 occurretl Ruth was holding a
cemrai Mimbawnen B MC speak' Mrs Dorothy las! iwttl can of gasoline for Salsmann
u^?Z KrSeeaaTi^iffiBOO Sve °' the two nurse* of Lbs TOtaia Boms distance sway was »n laetps>
tn^C^hohocke^ pSisrtTe ™' Nurse Association, is instructor ofrs.or in which rubbish had been
drnVv wrhhor^ers«nro»nndderdt ttoo tUhiaa Tcaalnl i'he class, which meets every MPaornk-lbwuirnndedwsaosmeblotiwmiengb. efAorpepareAntsltyr,onga
- .-park from some stlll-smoulderlng
trash ignited the gasoline held by
Ruth An explosion occurred,
spreading the flsmes rapidly over
Salxmsnn
The burned youth, in agony from
pain, was rushed to Chestnut Hill
An elahoratr obaart
lunuiivilth aanivt r-sary
of the founding of Si.
Hatthew'i Catholic
will li- held here in JunB, it
was announced today b
1- .Mui-|ihy, adiiiini*-
t ..t a*.
Hitrhlijrht of the parish t-en-leiinml
will I"- a svnlemii pa*>
tifical mas., to IK' sting in the
church, Third Avenue and
Fayette Street, on Sunday,
June .'{. at 11a. m.
Moat Rev Hugh L Lamb. tin.
auxiliary Bishop of thr An-hdiocess
>f Philadelphia, will ofticiute at
he service, rare In parish annals.
PARISH RANQ1TT PLANNED
A parish banquet will be held on
Monday night, June 4 at 7 in tha
auditorium of St Matthew's Paro-clml
Orade School adjacent TO
the church Reservation* will soon
be open for this event. Rev, John
" Kiniry, assistant rector, will be
In charge.
Tentatively announced also are a
mass for the deceased of the par-ish.
Monday. June 4. and I mass
for the living memoirs. Tuesdav,
June ft.
The entire oentannla) program is
not yet completed. Father Murphy
.tales, but promises it will be a
nemorabls one in the parish S<
Matthew's ai one of the earliest
parishes ln tha county.
Honor Court
Held For Seoul
The April Court of honor of
Central Disorici, Vauey
Council. Boy Scouts of Al
was held at tha Court House, Nor-rlatown,
on Thursday evening. Con-ahohocken
Troops 4 and I received
advanoementa in rank and merit
bedews m the Boy Scout Court, and
the latter received recognition In
the Senior group Troop 8 received
more leeogrdtton than probably any
other troop lenrteanted.
Oanshohockeri Troop 4 Rush
B*rr. in, First Class Scout: Roger
Taylor. Second Class Scout.
Comhohockon Troop 8 John
Blake, Second Class So»r i
Butler, masonry^ home repairs and
cement war*: Francis Clark reed,
mar and nathnndtng: Joseph Dl-
R»co, Second Chua Seoul; Jnmea
FarreU, First Class Scout. Charleg
Frost. Life Scout: William (Joint,
Star Scout; James Fritz, athletics,
flremanshlp. pathftndkig, safety
reading; John McCarthy, First
Class Seoul: John Mllon. safety,
aahMga nremanship; Richard
: Mosakow.sM James O' Oonnell and
Joseph Pittas*. Second Class SOOUt;
costs. He will be on probation for
the balance of his three-month
term
Suffer* Heart Attack
William Barry Harper, a native
entertaining young of West Conshohoeken. now resid-ing
at ail East Fomance Street,
Norrtst.,»n. suffered ■ heart at-tack
yesterdiy at th* office of the
Lee Rubber St Tire Corporation,
where he Is employed as an ac-countant
and ami taken to Sacred
Heart Hospital. Norrlstown in the
ambulance of the Oeorge Clay Fire
Company At the hospital this
morning he wan reported to have
had a good night but la stM In an
oxvgen tent ^____^_
Donald Ploroe and John Plaree,
/Continued on Poos TAreej
New Polie* On Duty
The newiy-elsctad members ol
the ponce department, Jesse Zad-roga
and Matthew Dnugliertv.
began their duties yeatardsy. OflVef
Zadroga U working from 9 a, m.
to 8 p m Ofncer Dougherty re-ported
at 1 p. m. snd remained on
duty until 1 a. m. this morning,
He is entitled to a night off each
week, and wlfl have his holiday
tonight They were elected by
Town Council at me April meeting
last Wednesday to fill vacancies
that had existed an aha fores for
Spring Mill Fire Company
otAwards $*)lh 000 tjontracl been in Army service since 1939 'applause from the audience nf ap-j
Cpl Maurer told in Ow li-ur jproxlmately three hundred persons
that he is bedfast, with "traction All other members of the cast hii
nf twenty-pound weight
foot." His five-year-old osug.
rv. R.v M.UTTT rr.ldn, with hrr!.ncei. IbuiWnm Conlrartnrs (
n-uidmothn- u in« 8pnn« Mill p,,or w lh« cun.ln-r.lum 81 '«« «f the SpnnK Mill Fire Company friday nipht. T.ie
«™« tMinm. Hitihn'i AU-Olrl Orchntn
The contract for the expansion and alteration* at tha
>n ewh|tii!ed wlectlon tor th.tr lndlvidu.ljsprinfr Mill fire house was awarded to Callahan Hrothcrs.
*s,,V8hL':r;'™'':: " '""""« '" ""' p,r",rm-|h„ildil,|t contractors of Roxbornuirh. at an ailionrn.vl m,.!-
.been elected president of the New
i Largest of the classes confirmea Hflvptlc Society it a meeting, at
I l was at St. Matthew's Church Sun- |hp ,n„ prt.r(^inff the dinner, when
,a.tkiva4? IL^g'sIaIaIaIaUaaIaInI Id^ay a^fternoon at 4. when 350 per-,th bU„ occurred. Mr. and Mrs maJort,y of them students F(1|chtrr „,„„ lllM ,hHr coat|[ ln
. , I l> I i in St Matthew's Parochial School !tnp blaw -^^ c]oKk T(>am „nd ,[h
'srailU'H ■ JIMIOII received the rlie The Impressive intents WCT# destroyed.
service took place before a capacity Mayor Brunner of Camden md
Jacob Big Jake Lehman. Devon congress,tk>n, with a number of Jonn weber proprietor of the fire-
I yesterdiy won a commutation of vuutlnt clergymen -seated in the n»*ed inn. are members of thi
| his life term ln the .slaying of unctuary The msln and side ion*-established societv. comprlAing
91 Champions To Compete
In County Spelling Bee
sents a concert each evening from
I to 8 20 under th ebaton of Jos-eph
Colantonlo. director, who Is
also musical director of the show
Specialty dance, vocal and comic
numbers between the acts ire i
highlight. Proceeds will aid thi.
parish.
Marv Burk*" Estate
contract price is $50,000, divided into two parts. $.15,000 for
the expansion of the engine room and $15,000 for other
alteration* and repair*.
—■ The engine room win be rt-built
n/ l mr J and enlarged to 40 x (Hi feet, allow-
H OI'krrK llcllllCn j^g ample ipace to house the pres-
A call for personal de fe n
against mankind's gre.t
h^s b^-n lasajad la svary reaidenl
dlUon to an seTial truck, if at sny
time the company decides to pur-x
chsse one A new suxlllsi
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1 'L';1,1 ''' '" M'1""'1 "ml 'lial.r.ic,1 ch»mi'i™»- in- D,,°"' contreaauon. WITH . u' j0hn w.ber ot th. dr.-; cludinn the 1850 MonlKumery County title-holder and \1
""i'*'.™ 11 vumn« 't'nis-m.r. w.ted In "« rued inn. «r. member, ol th. others who took part in last year's competition, will compete \„ I,,,,,! \| V".(HrlMI Manuroiner. County b'v ■'. .-..:! be lnatalkx.. new Hair-
I .. JT" 0,.»nnuary. The m.ln and ude i„n,.„ubl«hed aorietv. romprulnn in |h ,hi d anmin| c,mT„ v.wiHe.nellinr bee -ru. „.„,,.„: VdlllCIl Al J.MI.WFII c™IrCn™de «av and new fire door, to ooraulT
LRalph spuiuh. Corubohocaet, lurs OI lhe chu,ci, were hand- g„„.to,„,„, Thcv .rr. amonj '" , . , ,™ »""u"1 '■' " *~"",«„Pee-1 ,',ne J™"" . „.™,„.i _..„ „f uoooo b i, mZlinli To.iuhiu Oor- .1,1, «,.,. re.ul.ti™. .Itl b.
f It ... his 12th appl.c.tio,, The „,„,,„. a™^,,^ m deep p»< ,„e 150 men .nd .omen pre.rnt .1 to decide the eoutlty -IsllltlK champion will be held at 7 p. m. * ISeTbe The Lll of^SJJ! T ,ik»f T K^« "Sn I.1 • li.lWsd A new" Or, w«„ to „M
I ^"nS" >Br»A.l,""°n "■'"""""-•>•"• »"»■ "i"1 rvb^m'em' o.e dinner, brought u,..udd,„e.,, I . N„m-o» „ Bilh School auditorium. Th«iSSS^H. 3«MMK 2S,U£ ?S2& 't^S ct^' SS3S in X "tori "reur* ne.
'"teb'nr^.n.mon, ..mbler. ^^£'£1^1 HSl/corT^P^ SSTS "" ""b'iC- ^ "dmiSSi°n "^^^^'tSS.S? S.lS'i^M.: M^Ki 2^^«iUT«
I Williams on May 21. 1912 Thi- chore at the rites Students of the New Helvetic Society for some. taking part winners listed first,
I was commuted to life Imprisonment eighth grade of 8t Matthew's] tune HL- grandparents born In ialternatcj,, M-coiid. include the fol-
| In January. 1933. I Parochial School served as group mid-Europe, became members after lowing
Helicopter Film
Rotarians
1 w ken Junior High School
-Msrle Flocco. 120 Bpi
Avenue Robert Beaver. 307 West
lit, Orade Scho'
„. Ms'thew's Church for * masses I Lane as Oaptatni oilier captains already in use h
Upper Merlon — Junior High mnd to the So. i- ipa-ltrorj) Barren H'.ll ■ -tetn will be installed m s s do
School--Loretts Kulpa King Man-!gstlon of the Faith Philadelphia A F. Olllnger, Ridge Pike Mr- John TOom to replace Die pn
or. Roberta Hartmin. 609 Balllgo' nephew Arthur Burke, Sr. ■ now located
Road. Conshohocken R
wiiled 11,000 j Michael Laptuka «tW South War- which can be resched only
. The residue u to go one-half to' ner Road: Mrs Harold Hog-. 4084 „n outside mtrance The iddit'.nnl
Road Grade School--Nnrma Orare Mar)on E Burke a niece and ©ne-'North Warner Road sii: be of block construction
ScoU^A-rger/Hev^C^ « O. Betsy Lnrkhart. i qu.'r.er esch to Sarah A" Burke, a I In the central section "/White-; Wo.k OH the operaMcm Will bavla
Colonial Village Swedeland Orade' sister-in-law, and Eleanor Row- rn«r-h Mrs^lMward_
land, a niece.
Lehman waited until 1939 to file; sponsors for the large number of coming to America
i pentlnn asking for his release | applicants. Solemn benediction.
■ This wss refused, but he has per-[with the high-ranking -ccleslastlc
Isisted in presenting sn application < ofncav.ing. concluded the more I
I annually since that time. His last i than two-hour service. ,,.
Irefusal cime m Februsn". UH. Mlirkl„g u,e ^crementMhe^en; MlOUIl IfOtaVla^t ""TtSBb+m - Ort*.|at*^lK«w^^ "'
„• i»JT* S^ySTSik a hohdav A nl[" *»*** •*■ P-rlection School -Robert Ferst 13 Yellow Kalb Pike. Bridgeport R D; Frank «i* followii^ as captains ta UfW- tng to the contract
Alail WfWd I'mtllirtinn 8chuol^mn *£ (J en a holiday and w,vanr^rrirn, of thf nWlr()i):., hohc«-ken; Shirley! Parker. Belmont Terrac Sacred n MI [»(1,r-|(ip * ■„.„_ ette Hllh Mrs F. DavU.Oermin., „„ change is. ooniempla-
I I .«.^f I.. II! l„« '^.t^f^hJiSSloc'al confirms- WM ^own lajrt '"«"* Bt ^ ***kl- «""!> » Merlon Avmi* West Con-1 Heart School-William NoWlcU, » * '" K«'J.r'^l«*r » <»>r* town Pike; ^ riH^ahKhho «, It auditorium and orgsnarati...
I Lanem In lli-lm^ | First of the four local confirm..- m)^,mf nf .^ r^nahohock. Bwedesburi Arlenc gj A_ «JJ " "" Mr 1,un;u(i ^ulKk^ II as their headquarter
I Alan Wood Steel Company's, tlon■ aer\««;'^s {J'-ce "L« ^'-(p^tjry C|ub »t R,dgcWay (, p mouth-Black Horse Junior'Pohransky." 224 Jefferson Strati H«T«' Oil Mlduy | II 1*4 ■ v; interrupted
Iflrst quarter tonnage production. trudes Cattlollc. C^u™h
n W"1 .V0", , Th^ film was .supplied by the Hlgh Sch-sal - Norma Roughton. Swedevburg. j E,„,nr, ta rjonshohoeken and' 'Confmued on Paffe TAfee) Plans will be made t- ■■
I w« the largest an history, John T . shocken. Fridaj »^™ng at ltVM p^^^, Helicopter Corp. of Mor- 22" Rr,. vn R D | Whltemarsh - Barren Hill Jun-' iit
EIectors *» Conshohocken and
I Whiting, president, reported here with s class o nm
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>" —elvini, lon- ""• pre»*nted by Donald 4; R,. ave- lor High School Jane OUlniST, West Cutishuhocken or from any ^/s.,..,, ||0||„." |lrl.i\«-il " ,lin«
lynsterdsy. The company-s 30-lnch snd .iris and six sauits receiving Wataon WMt „,„,„„ Avenue nue. Norrlstown H D 4 Black H.dge Pike. Ufayer- .lection district In Montgom.: ■ "I"" * «ms«| supper, ope,,
I hot rolled Strip mil!, which went the rite Visitors at last night's meetine Hor* Cirade School-Mane Fusco. Ward 81 North Warner Road La- j County who wish to register in time Because or an emergency I wti\ be held at the flra
■ into operation in January. I960, pro-1 One hundred and ten children presented bv President David W 1319 RKige Pike Norrlstown R D 4; favette Hill Barren Hill Cirade ,,, ,h- -,.„,„„ ri«.iif.t. ..r rh„« bu ;i11-''" : .Sunday from 3 to 7 p. m.
Iduced In March, he said, at I rate ' and adult* wars confirmed >n Ss Amdt. were Lee Hovev and Eugene Robert Rhodes 1020 E Mam Street ! School -WalUr BUckburn Olllnger rrimary sviecuunor cnange oeorgsnna Jackson, fourth-grad- The proceeds will be idded U- the
■ that was 138 per cent of the ortf-Cosmss and Damlan Church Pri-lMuller. of the Norrlstown club: W Norrlstown Consolidated Junlor.Road. Lafa/etU Hill Ra-.niot.d registration may do so Pridsy when teacher In the West Conshohocken building fund
Itnsl estimate of monthly produc- day afternoon. Yesterday morning N. Ctemence. of the Wayne ciub::Hlgh School—Charles Kriebel, Lit-'flarklow, Barren Hill. Spring Mill 'Registrars from the office In the F.>mentary School, that will keep
I'.ion. Mr. Whiting added that the * class of eighty candidates re- £ari Webber, of the Phoenix vine, tie Avenue. Harmonvllle Anthony Junior High School—Edward Civ-iCourt House at Nornstown will nt her out of school on Thursn
nil set new production records reived the sacrament in Si Mary's club. Oeorge Blsetr. of the Jenkln- Clllberto 42 Burke Street Can-'anaugh 107 Center Street Con-;at the Conshohocken High School Friday, the "Operi Hou*e" scheduled
in each mouth of the Catholic Church. town club:: William Loeb. or I itoboefcan; I^ois WMp M Poplar from 2 p. m. to 9 p m The flt.al t" b- he;ri with the
v. quarter, while the blooming] Candidates for confirmation In Paoll-Maiv-rn club: Arthur Jack- undated School-Robert Betty. Street. Conshohocken spring Mill day before the Primary Election to regular monthh
'.l and the open hearth se: new Rt Philip's Church received th-'son. or the Philadelphia club ar.d Oermsntown Pike Hometown R D Grade School -Carolvn Peters 701 transaei reglstrstion busines.s at Home and
rnduction records In two eta of ntes at St. Matthew's confirmation Rev Thurston St Clair. of the 4 Julia 0t8ebasUano, bbi New Elm East Hect>r Street. Kay Stratford, the nlfice In the Court House.
iree months of the first quarter, service. lOrecnport, Long Island, N y. club :Street, Conshohocken. Spring Mill. (Saturday, June 2 1951.
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