The Conshohocken Recorder, April 17, 1952

              She Consliolrockcn liccorDcv W Serving r I In- ' ( oinniuiiit) tor highty-three «riirg
ESTABLISHED 1169. NO. I] 16. COr.Sl.G..U_*tH. P ' THURSDAY. APRIL 17. 1952. riVE CENTS
Voters Face
Important
Election
IMAMKI Stat*wn
On H< |iultli( .in Hallo!
In IViHJilcnli;.! Rarr
Montgomery Countv voter* will
go to tha polls next Tuesday. -o
cast their ballots in one of the
>t Important Presidential pri-mary
electing of recent years They
. be afforded the opportunity to
register their choice ot candidate*
on both the Republican and Demo-te
ticket*. Appearing on in.'
Krpuu.K^n oiiiioi «ni oe mi' names
of Genera] Dwight D. Elsenhower
and Harold E. Stassen. The Demo-eratie
ballot *1U provide Apace for
. Hie name uf a favored
candidate The vote is not binding
on the fi'at-'s convention delegates.
Candidates will ntao be choten
for United States Senator. Justice
of tli* Supreme Court. Auditor
General. State Treasurer. Re pre-
S?ntali\e in Congress Repreaenta-
■ In the General Assembly.
Member of the State Committee.
Delegates to National Convention
Altern e Delegates to National
Convention. County Committeetnan
and County Committeewoman.
Bailors will be supplied by the
County Board of Elections, com-posed
of County Commissioner*
Frederick C Peters, Foster C Hill<-
gpss. and Raymond K Menach. for
all voters ext-ept those registered RB
"lion-partisan " Having no pi
<;.ey an not permitted
lav to vote in a primary election
Absentee ballots have been
to men from this county serv
armed forces of the United
States
Mark?* r>0 ^ can \* Baptui Mnuter No. 2 Firemen Cold Point
Will launch
rumiDrix Baptists \\ili
i 'tiocken Fire Companv No _ _ * . _ _# "2LS.TJ:;."". Mark I ouiiuing
side . solicitation to be C
(conducted by the committee B% ^,K'' *NN K **• H41.I.
I throughout Uie enure month, it was i Plymouth ( Bssaagaaaalaa,
announced at the April meeting About 100 members gj OaM MM
Monday night at the fire station Bap..." Cimrcii and Sunday School
Ninth Ave and H.» *od lamilies mil attend the Mth
The sjo.ooo. two-gallon highjjres- - mqua* at «. Saiur-
•ure truck Is now on order at the <**>' evening, in the church social
Autocar Companv. Ardmore. with™0"1 T,nc ",.nera> committee In-eWiver,
expected In October ^ >* « "l *»• * «"■*■ "J"
rltary Brooke. Mrs iheodore Nit-
Fire cmel Joseph Thomas will ujrauer and Mrs. ■». J. Eltlnger
at laan 11. Pous, Jr. u> host-gon.
gli: to outline solicitation plans ■**. Tlie n is Jo-
The pumper to be purchased by the seph Beater. E D Brack. Rev S.
aomjmin u a new type apparatus S. Ciuhber:. Fred Flood. Harold
ffljfel SU ft"* DM»tl' ..,■-•. rw.
-solme fire*, curialllog damage oratuig commiuee Mrs Robert
Dill and Mr*,. Herbert Raynes.
One pinion for members*jp *■ —JJJJ^4^
was made a: the meeting. Three wUn .^ Qmun , Q|lbelm(lI
fires were reported lor the last «,.«,,,„. ot Ihf Peim ylvaMti B>p.;
month The company accepted an . m Mlnr tht ,. -.
at the 100th anniversary celebretwn |NI(K,xliMt HlsTORV
of the Humane and Falrmoum P~
IM.ix l*tiii('i|>;iU
g.<
Cu.-
nn,i i\ HI I I
Compsnies in September
Local 227
Will Banquet
as
" Truck (Crashes Tribute Is PaidDr. Sheppard
Tire Corp and heads of Union
'local'
guests at <he third annual banquet
of Loral 22? United Rubber Work-ers.
CIO. Hfflhated with the I,ee in-
The Coid Point Bapti i i
has a long and interesting history.
It began as a mission of the OtaaaV
iuit Hi.i Baptist Chur i. Sunday
school and preaching services nad
been ni.iim.aineg 'or the Baptists
of Coid Point from IMS until the
founding ol the present church
through the efforts r* Rev. Robert.
taher * P Young. first pa. or >I Cheat nut
* Hill Baptist Church., "he M-Mur*
1864 wer* neld In the
\li \. Dr. J. Hayergjal Sheppard is reremnif. tht' greeting <if t harlfs \.. Itiitlcn.
dean uf (rii/*?r Seminar>. Chester, on the nccasitin of the ."iiiih anniversary of hin
firdinatinn. Shown at a ualhtrinu honoring; Dr. Sbepparri in the r'irsl llaptist < hurrh
here Tuesday nijjht are. left to rijrht. Itev. t hester T. Winters, pastor of the local
church; Dean Batten, Dr. Sheppard, Ke\. >larshgll \\. Lee, pastor of St. I'uil- llap-tisl
Church; Re\. Addison I'eto. of Serantrm. stmin-lau. and Mrs. John (.ray. of Wil-low
i.rini. dautchler of the honored rlerK>man.
" On F^brusry 15. KM. 63 mT„-
bera of Chestnut 11'.! Bapi.si
, Church asked lor let era of dis-
. dav nighi at «30 in a|(fcWl ,rom lhf, cnurch »„n p,..
the V F w Hall. Hector and Harry mUMnil ,„ tx%m B nf» r.iurcn las Han<nn« Hock V'1 Ordination Anniversary j"^mut. lwmuUM.1 v,«. ™-SUT3±*« 2?»S
& *J5 ***'*■'■» w Ipresirtent of the United Rubber; Cold Point church was organised
tractor-trailer was badly da- A number of uut-of-town mini>tt*r> iwitl trilitllt- Tuewtoy'Worker*, will be the principal Recognition «")c«a were Co
1AM hi MI'I
Final fInures of the Montgomery - when pastors
Coun.y R,m.lr.tloi. Coimnuuon nuMd «w>Mlm, Moid.) i<«M or fveninK to Rev. j, Hav.TKa! Sh.ppan], D.«., «hen the 60th *"":'"" 0,b" *''"'" "**'" "x n?ul.l»,r,ii«
reveii UIHI 1H5938 orisons are ell- parlv Tuesday morning when K . * ».• .- »■ S i i . . . .1 t- ». a i -r The Invocation will be given M* npiftnuoruiB nmruni P»™
IL ' n v"te ?n the SIS o7 thia,crashed into historic Hanging Rock. "SEW"?? "^ Hi^ •«S?*to" W» "lebratod at 1 he F Irtt Rp, AB p ^J* „. „ Impress-.e program, ta recogn.-
number 133.322 are RepubUcana: at Gulph Hilts, now the cen.ei of Baptist Church. Conshohoc ken. Rev. ( heater 1. Winters, lUtUni pasloror 8t Marys Catholic Uon "f *J 7 iy
Pn^ -^
28.633 are Democrats « arc 80c- s spirited controversy a* to wlieUi- pastor of the church, presided at the service. Walter DePre- Church tconnnnea on /age rmin
nine are Progressives, and er or not h&houW be demolished as fontaine was orRanist, and the Temple .Malt- Chorus sang; A aooT &„* >n(J dancing to
eight are Prohibitionist a safet* measure three, numbers. Tjgkaiu, Fers, Orchestra, will foUow
Repubiuan candidates as they' Patrolman Walter Freas. of Up-appear
on the ballot are: per Merlon Twp police, found Uie
Pteaident Dwight D Fisenhow- veluole. belonging to the States
■1. New York' Harold K Staasen. Trucking Co. of Croydon. Buck
Philadelphia Co. empty and abandoned, a shor
United States Senator-Jamea P distance north of the famed old
Scoclick. LaickawauiUi County; ' boulder on Tuesday morning at
Steele Clark. Indiana County; Ed- 8:30 Pans of the trailer were
ward Martin. Washington Count) istrewn around the base of the rock.
Justice of Supreme Court— .John', A large section of the rock had
C Arnold. Clearfleid County; Harryjbeen chipped ofl apparently by
M MoniKomeiy. Allegheny County., Uie vehicle
Andrew Mucha
Dies Suddenly
Rev Marshal] W Lee led the ,
opening devotions after which Mrs ,
John Gray, of Willow Orove. daugh-ter
of r> Sheppard read greetings' (
from Crowr Theological Seminary. ,
Madison Avenue Baptist Church, |,
New Vbrk. Central Baptist Church. (
Pawling. N. Y Dr. Ben Brown and
itered dinner Oscar Lotob la
m of the event
Two CHS (group*
Will Visit Court
CHS To Give
Annual Play
The Conshohocken High School'
annual senior class play. "Two's 1
Pav Increase
May Go Above
Ten Per tent
< onii< il Hi'liU Sr—-ion
\- ( ntninittri' In Sln<t"
Ullll^rl llMJItO\tllHMlU
....
.' ot public • a:--
and es;abll.shm in Of a In
lection *ere the n- > l
m at s nmie th.in two-lour
meeting of the com n.
ahole of Conshohockt' I
tag Borough
Hall
J he app"oxiin.iie leu ,
bi.inkrt wage increase ; I
sj] i'Kioukli employi■> in the 1933
budget, now under considcrat.nn,
i.s ■' -ot only assured ut will pint).
BJMj be lughir.' a Council spokes-man
vaid today He de-- ed to
gtVg any derm te figure
The borough budget, calling for
.upeiKimires ul |W1J*I based on
..ed tax rale of IB trills,
passed firs' /eading at the regular
April 9 The budget will
p [or final idoption at the
't-nug. May 14.
Because a motion to increase bor-oimti
aagefc i per ce.it rcMilted
.1. a tie vote last year, a number
of the counrllmei led bv Harry
Ro« land, at the April meet mt
. sought make the incie.^e flf-teen
per cent, instead of Ihe ten
provided I* the new budgit
! Last night's meeting sj
. trend of the meetini toward a rant-ing
more than ten pr.
' rrease. but because U was a com-
1 Council
meertna. no *c it could be taken.
HI 1 ■mvH 1
I Two irpirsrimiive- of the
Schuylklll Valley I .
.of the two transportation gotta
operating buses through the eott«
I muiuty. aere present al laa
session to discuss with Counci: Iwi-lerment
of irnnsportati"<,
era; and closer coaervance of
schrlules and traffic :■.
s Represent alive* of the A
terborough Transit Co. a locai fl.m
operating - bus ne here me:
(oi Local 237 include Vm- A group of 27 student* from the crowd.- will be presented Saturday Council for a Min.:
»e. president; John Aller-:Conshohocketi High School under ni-M Bl a iri tne n|gll school audi- Monday nlghl and accord'ug
-preiOdent, Joseph Welsh, the direction or Wslter Phlpps. Jr. . „ Council spokesmsn r
snd Francis Logan, long-.aaq.. will make an all-day tour or ^^ ^ t*r atraight-ned out as '
easurer. Members of the the Montgomery Court House next
Auditor General- Charles R. ' "Ul1'' . Rr5'e'Treasurer Wcldnn H tfev-iConrmued
on Pagr Four*
The three-act comedy tell> amiss- Allch lmw urrf
ii-ee "aislstlna Mr Lobb are Mondsv On the following day an- ■ ingly how Patricia Maxwell per- A rr,ntrmi,.r 0| ,|„.
The death of A, rew Mucha. or. Mark*, of Philadelphia Baptigt:' ' ' ' "" JteJ:.u,rv. Herbert °&*r 8rouP from thf Bcll°°1 nuin- ""•d** hPr brother, Richard, and ^Q,, rrpreaentatlves an 1
Sr.. 8». of Oermantown Pk.. near Publications Society. Watchman1' ' "l-,".--,. oiivf' Knebel oerh« w «h«>ents. will tour the her sister. Dorothy, to rent room* to .ConMnued on Pagr four,
Warne* R*l. Lalsyetu Hill. or-g,,,,,,^. B«pu,it inatltute; Of- ^ «, Z™. wiin.™ w«' eourthouae under the direcllon ol "tourtsU" during their motm
The tractor-trailer F9urjl °h
BbHU. 4%,'WM . -i. ..->*:. ol
curred suddenly yesterday after- Qmt„, othriman of Fennsyivanla,
noon at hu home, when he was Barrfl^t OOttrenilon; Alpha Bapttm
"apparently on the road to recov
, n. ^nkn.. lm.^.i,n nm *1.B rtBV. ' _ Mfcf r'hilrnVi Slirl»n- Sftrvt n»T,r ■
plisl Motort-ailr
Begins llli Year
ramp leading off tint Church. Atglen; Fli
Schuylklll Expressway The firm slll J^jve TV. the c'a^ui of'death Church. Babylon. L I ; Ftrst Bai^-
l>;iptl»t flOlOI'CaUC »hlch owns the mick said it had pu^rai wrvices wUI be held Sat- "»» Church. Ottumws. Iowa; Dels-been
operated by Frank Brophy. ya^s momlng at 11, from his *"»"■ 3tr"' Bapt^t Church. 8yih
28. of Bristol, and thai the accident, ta|€ homt rUh in^rmem lt Bi. ««f- N. Y.: F At A M of Dee;-
occurred when Brophy was blinded Peltr-B Lutheran Cemetery Bar- River. Connecticut. Church and
Beginning Sunday at 2 ID p m by the lights of approaching traffic. nn H1n viewing wlU be held to- Community Club of Cold Point, and
the members of the First Baptist The Automobile Club ol Phlla- roorrow nlght at his home. ! several other churches
Church will inaugurate th»h first delphia Is seeking removal of the ,„ ,,„, _. _„„., XM_ M„„K.' m^^„., „„.,„„ —«. „,™, hl.
motorc.de trip ol th. yr.r. Thl, >M r«k. „„<!.■ -hlcl, W^l- * "*£, °< "^""'i,,^ 1?*, r» TT,3 , ,1i£Z ■
.ill b» th. fourth mirnxn. «.r ln„ton» Army p.«d on tu w.y ™ 1!™^.J° '" """" ld!J"t m T<^!". T"™ T turns earss5^H&-€Hb^^^|L~L-S point, of b....ty ~,d hinoric Int.- '"**<* tr.<»= •» » "■* ol th. ^ ^r ■ r B_"m"™. "' ~,"™°"; " .
r..l in .,id „ouno PhllM.lphl.. "«' E»pr™w..v Th. V.ll, row f. t„^,'.„ y„r„ S„„ phl„. •«» " »™J" »' *'P
,o„.d. U to ,n- H«r,c.,hB«.,.v ., fl,h « » ' „^> , Chore, .hll, D^ *J»^ -
,Conl.»iirf on Pair Four, inOu.no.
R.v Malcolm C Hunslckn jt...
■\Vl>ll>ll, JlOimIHlHll N>'.llllllKl(w'(ll ,"" 0f «"lu» B.plb.1 1 h„e M„ or,y U1UU , ,„„,,,
suok. briefly M did R.v. 8. S Cu'h-b^
r: of Cold Pouit Baptist Church
»hrr. Dr. shrpp.nl .erven b
1933 to 1BW. and R.v. Oeorne A
'■ratherNlblo. "uu.' "ill OUm Works, an Ktltr mem- uiu An„, Jone, ,16 ravtte St. *»■"■ l»,ulr "' "ymouth E (
. ber of the Conahohoeken Rotary a ^^^ t( st Mstthe.j. Hlth Church.
ip vet plan- c,ul! "" many y..r.. waa mad. an. xlml n„ ^,„ n,m,d b, popular (Conrn. rt on ra„.
n.d. but with the turnpike available *»"»">• fX2"°' '"', C'"JJ^J baUot of fellow-.tud.nu. 1»2 Mav
. ,e,t tha, th, aolter. can be -«„ »' £« "J^?"', <Ju«n at Ut, «hoo>. K, I,... gfrthm Ml.rk
H.roId r. Binder Ea,. Richard expUlned abaatlc. Marl. Bee... the ■»' I WJ,!,, S.-llerill
tleurk, Reu.tle. Ham Arena. To).u o( ^ Wfh teMlt „„,„,. mn,a pnd >n -m>lrur deteruve. If. Wl *■! .^I«" ^< IIOOI
ftina I,, become Involved When the I?.,..,, T(.||i.r||l
flKhtlllE tO (
able people without car. to to for'a p'm"v« "" rock '
Sunday afternoon drive, a. well a* v
bring together member, and *-.
friends who usually go driving on ri'ctlH'IS I* l*l*;<*
Sunday, and have a common dean- -_ . . .
nallon. Last summer there »err a .fKitH1 I IflllOI'lirN'
many a. 11 cars participating In the n
caravan llolill'X Ml llllll'l
Trips are planned this year to J
'■Historic Philadelphia." "Longwoori r
Oardnrs.'
Tlie Ephral. Clolaters. ■ The latter
the high school
will accompany th. groupa
The tour., are conducted under frw»r w full of a great assortment Yi\i \\\ I Oil
Among the Inched gueaU e«p«!- the sunn-orahlp of the Ba' Asao- 0, w,mld.b.-tenants. Mamie In- w,,. cn.hohockrn t In I
rd are A A Oarth.alte. presld.nl elation with the consmt ol all ol nim everyone A .urprlse ending pupu, will prevent ad, I
il the Ut Rubb»r * Tire Corp . the Judgn ____ brings Ihe plav. filled with mystery of arT. and craft, at an . total
It M Biwssemle. vice-president in The Ber Association hasofl.rKl „m,„„ ,„ ,„ „„„pecte<l and tor parents tonight at 7:J0 at tha
,l,.rg. of m.nuf«llirln,. E E ? "V< "' 'X.TT'r^ to ■ rlolmuJv lunny climax school
..each, vlc.-pr.sld.nt in charge ot Jumr. '" f"""" ' ™ "'^W' The major rnle, ol F.lrlcu. arid Demon.tr.tlon and <!«>;,v.. .Ill
planu: Joseph Conway. pemmnel gBhw'with . cash prise of »10Jj ^ ^^ ^ ^vM b) ^ „„rtimn, ,„ ,,„.,„„,,. be,,„.
director; John Allan, employment ,",ln.™*r ^, '~„ a^nbuig Patricia H.II and William Kumpf nln, »lth .he lower fr.
nuower: wlUiam Bourlh. pre..- ™l ™ '*J10n?„, 'OZ'emtelS Other member, ot .he ras- o, Ms. tln.iln, tl.rmifh the upper grade,
dent of Walker Bro union, Harry !'"„P .Continued on Poo. Eourl and climaxing with a squsrc dan-
Rowland president of local 13M "H^L ring exhibition In Ihe gymnasium.
Alan Wood steel Co; Michael _ . _, , . ,/• • a** Mlldicd K Rice, principal.
Krotchko. president ot Local M6V tiftlfll ll'llCK I AilllSlOllS announr.v
John wood Mfg Co. rr«nrl,U.Ue. -TMSfSS 1'Htn U./lll.l»»»'l tnlh.nr.IM. tooon.
PtSttM of B r ooodrlrh loci V.*. In room tme Ml op.,,
;r„r;j'LmHo.rr,:e^
tional representatives of URW
Two fatal truck collmioni* that
•>2 May Qneca
At St Matllunr*i
St. IVtrrV Cbarcb
<ioni|)l(>iiii*r PUUM
For Anni\rr>;ir\
xhiblty.n with a display of draw-ing
work, with Mrs Sarah Kcilry
teacher. In charge Mrs Anna
Bwelmler will conduct the BfH and
ClUTM \Mtliin 4K hours ^ond v%t\t pupils in music exer-
.f each other on Rulire Pk., Seven .Starn, Plymnuth T«wn- else*
-nip. wen- ruled aici.Untal yesterday at two inqtieata .wfore Pu»)ll»
iiimiin- W. J. Ku«hi>njr in the Court Houne.
Victims or the rraahea were:,
John C atcklUT. 24. of Cleveland.
Ohio, and Carl J
e being of Newville. R D
Unheran Co., Penna
ihe upper grades a ill
display work in ihe arts an
classes begwining with finger pi -
,lng displays, tjie project Wiper] -d
.Hi„pfpeCnlseteveeLlan4d3. 'VV -csl^oHnOoiIlIil II OO VY.VTV^KVX\ ^"v^M^r.^Rice oil psln'.ing nbibiU, bv ^ ^^ Colf ,:1,
Final ,reparation, are being of Newville, R. D 1. Cumberland ™ -. Wtamt0m jbe shown bv pupils or the upper
made br 8t Peter'* Utheran Penna. I iMI l.'V. IIOIlHh 'four grade*
Community Church. Church Rd . Ai B j-eault of the Jury s verdicts
i en
c..m.■--..ruction of ten block, aluccoi Mrs Oeorgiana Jackson will dl-
Barren Hill, for the 2Cuth anni- yegterday. Aiseanle DeCamillo. of hom(.s ,s scheduled to begin this rect the squire dancing e»hibi:lon 1 preceeding the wuekly meeting ofi*,,u"" ■" u,c ■■ iwrmn- inuiurrs .fiwin. versary of IU foundln- by Dr Brown and Arch .Sts. Norrlatown,' k ., f Nortn ^ of WMl by ,h(, mi|l]h ( ,il(. „.,.>„ grades
reached almost as quickly as many ,hp ^nuis at Rldgew.v Gardens Following a school tradition, the „, . . . Henry M. Muhlenberg. In »« The a„d Rocco Vespe of M, Ephr.lm. {J^ ft„ ^lVfim Map,r »nd ^ thf Jh00, Bvnm.sium
nearby places of interev 0I1 Uonday evening. Mav Queen is accorded ihe pnvi- •>«!« .^nill.t r*ar\ anniveraary --vices »tll be held on v j were exonerated of irimin- Wo(i() fl, bv e j Vagnnnl A Sons, -
Weather permitting, ilie motor- j^ rn*y wr.0 divides his time, lege of croa-nlng the statue of the Cornhohocken's oldest h rd*..:r May 4, 11. 1» and 35 ahrn prom- a) negligence Tliey were operators ^ n, 132' w f>Vfnth Ave c It 'i I
cade Kill visit Independence Hall. aince retiring from business ear- Blessed Virgin Mary at the annual store, Kehoe Brothers, is celebr..: ment persons, whose names and o( otflI.r vehicles involved in the .^ two-story three-bedroom ^IWIHIS KrHlHl
■Up Ha%s House. Christ's Church. erai ag0, principally between his May procession or St. Matthews ing M years in business with a positions will be announced later. ,wo MctdenU. dwe lings will contain* six rooms The annual Spring recital nl me
nd Elfretha Alley this Sunday. realdence In Conshohocken and parish, schedule*! for May li at 3 special sales event for the nexi lei will be guest speakers Hippenateel was crushed lo'md'baUi Tlie homes will be con- music department of St M
Vero Beach. Florida. Is a; present p m ln the church days ** P»rt °f th* National Bard- The services will commemorate dMfJl on %hf nt)y moming 0f itrui.lwl ,n ,wo uniu, 0f f>Ve each. High and Grade Schools *£!! be
UVaMMaam*1 \iill I'urulf- m [hf 80U,1,*rn cltV ind thr un- Attendants a. -lie ataj Queen *arP Wwk«P"*™1" rh* *»&>" *• '"""ding or the co"V**"°" March 26 when his tractor-trailer ^p^a,^ In a driveway Samuel presented Sunday nd Uonday
IT . . -, «™«e ^^^n, # hte hononTy Rotary .* ,^,"1. cholLn JJ.« b
QU^ ' operated by lao brother... John g] d and the vital work 81 Peter s Ign ln(0 rjeCam.llos truck near wDeMedlo realtor. U the broker afternoon, at a It, in the Piroel..
Washington Fire Company accep- w„ gcknowdH(.ri bv ^ M t?.,^ ^ ,inl M Iv Jt!%, M,ch*rl Kehof u ioc'wd BI m Churcn "" played" tnr0U"h \ A'«" Wood Rd and then plunged ZT the propertv purchased from lal Grade School auditorium. Psy-ted
an invitation to the FVjurth ul Arthur nnil Marjorte MUM 120 *^ Fourth Favm,, 8t „,,,, 6nbi „ ilU „ „,,„„, ta lhr Lutheran Chuich. ,mo , BoM „nd ,,in,.irt(. „„ along ^ £ f^Z 'and Damian Fra- ette St Ibove Second Ave A ian,e
' parade in PotUto»-n at a me HDeaker at Monday's meeting *ve *nd MlM J™n McFadden. 330 thr natl0iiaUy advertised brands ut especially during the days of the „,„ pk AssocUtion number of pupils *i partieip;«tr
routine business meeting held at was L D Odhner. of Philadelphia,
the fire station Monday night Jerry managing director of the Pcmisyl-
Tanclnl presided at the session. iContinued*on Page FOUTI
'Mystery Telephone Voice'
Will Make Calls Tomorrow
Tenth Ave Both seniors at St hardware and garden equipmr
Matthew's High School, they were
1 accorded 'lie next highest mimbt-i
Con/im.rd on Page Foun
Revolutionary War
Lions To < lolled
AtlCtioil Iteggaaa.
Collections for the Conahohoek-en
Linns Club auction sale, ached-
It*« eaay and aimpie. No letter.-* to write and mail. No uied for May H.ta>; "?um^
.,. J . , - . «. ,i , on Saturday when areas ol the lonjr waitlnR for decision or prize. No competition that town wberfVsidems were notified
requires the use of "judges." of coUections for April 5. will be
All V0U have to do to win this new Mvstorv Telephone covered A rainstorm on that date
Contest of The I'onshnhocken Recorder is to ItDOW the UUWtr Prevented collections at that lime
to an ea«y question asked by the Mystery Telephone Voice, o. Harrison Frauer. Jr. general
chairman, announced that streets
to be covered include all of the
West side of town between Third
and Nin'h Aves and the intervei.-
Ing streets. Maple. Forrest and
Wood.
rimni^h The Cgunera'i Eye
According to Chief of Police
Harry Snear. a pin connecting the
trailer and cab of the dead man's
Mill. |g was snapped b> the impact
trailer telescoped the rear of
MYSTERY YOICE
Ql KSTION
Page 5 \¥% MWIH Sunday
I Conahohoeken Post 1074. Veterans
~ of Foreign Wars, will hold its eemi-
Anvone who is a reader of The Cimshohm-ken Recorder monthly meeting Sunday afternoon
can have the correct answer with the help of T.iur.-tl.iv's at 2 in the VFW Hall, the first
*w of Conshohocken's onlv home Us3WM)gttaM. All r*u need ^n7 tn* ™w,l!1
n*1 tlm.t *."*ih*ng" ,., .. .. »■.-. . „.ed from Thur»duv night to Sundav do is read the pajre mentioned in the Contest Announcement afwrnoonThe p^, w<n me« mm
published every week on the front pane. isecond and fourth Sunday of the
.Monday's Recorder listed complete rules on pap;f 6. This month beginning in May.
week the Mystery Voice ajrain offers $20. Starting at 2 p. m. Commander wu.iam Mccioskey ^r«iav
Friday, calls will l>e made until the correct answer [i jriven *■ Jt*'Me\ ?*y™>.-<*. ™* _ Le-t to right, top Mane, da
until 25 calls are enmpleted. If no MM «.,■■ gnawer Lhf ' " M """'^ r'r Aprtl "■ Thomas and Oeorge. aona of Mi and Mrs Oeorge Horn John and monv S-truck,
unable to reduce its speed
hit the first one on the left front
side and then careened Into the
wall
Eckltff died In Montgomery Hos-pital
March 25, the day after his
tractor-trailer collided with one
operated by Vespe at Ridge Pk and
Chemical Rdi He had a fractured
ski ■ II
' Eckllff was headed tast and the
other truck was enlr.g west Chief
Snear said A line of r.stbound
cars was s-altlng at the intersec-tion
to turn left Eckllff iiulled to
•he center to pass, when he saw
♦h* other vehicle benrlnt down on
him He swerved sllghtlv but was
unable to avoid the headon oolll-
Tho cameraman catches posed pictures of young folk of the Con- will < .Oilier Hrjjrer
shohocken community which appear In Installment* each Monday and A number of local residents will
receive the Fourth Degree of the
liter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Mancni, Knights of Columbia* at a cere-
■
Plymouth Hoard Appoints
S^.'lsSsi^S New Assistant-Secretary
■n moge than two hours to remove *
'lot? vehic.es had been going we., **•* U Tovvh^iul. of Plymouth Rd.. I men „■■, of the
wi Ridge Pk when DeCamillo Plymnuth Township Biiard of Health and aeti.e In ClVlg and
•lowed down to make a left turn political circles, ha- btsBB nanieti to the full-time posl Q. taV
nto Alan Wood Rd The other sist,-,nt *s(.cretarv of Plymouth Town-hip. effective Ml) 1.
One of taenty-one candl
\ru Secretary
then total $30.
It's fun for all! And no extra work to win:
SUoton Avt
Cbeatnut Mill
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BURKE COIWYSLBSCSHT Kathleen, children of Mr and Mrs John Seferski. all of Conahohuckrn Bentamln Frankihi Ho'el. Phi!
■•** r,'*>«Jew»i>u Left to right, bottom CarolAnn and Charles, children of Mr and delphia DhtM I I
■gal thi
* ess
■ Mill
■ 1'. rrivw.'.ttnt KMstmu Mr" Ch"r!M Silhens. Karen, daushtar of Mr and Mrs. Paul Lonn Fourth Degree ktiutir*
Peggy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dominic Tat.(tut all «t* Conatiohocken
the post. Mr Townsend wa*
unanimous choice of Mir
commissioners, st a:, adj
meeting. Mondsv alghi A- i' -
mouth Twp hall Hi raUng « i
the highest of all the app
a township ofllCMl staled
He succeed-. R.i. M C i
son Rd. first to fill "<<
secreurlal post created I
Cooper reaigne.1 March 3 Isaac J.
.Sheppard secretary of *
oi Comnib unit-.' ul th.
jfor more ihan 25 vears. has be«ii
attending to the township secreta-rial
dm it- in his leisure time since.
l . * a-*-sMt«nt secretary u
■j Nurns'.own. bus has
made his home in Pl.n.-
,.JII five years A pael
usie of Norrl town High Bclavi
and ■limlin of It* Honor flocietv
he u a member of the c>;\-
•: B M.'ii'anmer
i
tbl Young Men*
Christian lUsociatsoii he holds the
po ' "id successive year
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