The Conshohocken Recorder, June 30, 1952

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ESTABLISHED 1W>. WO. M37.
High Sewer
Billing Gets
Explanation
Authority IV. -prl. Mi
Explain* "Errorn";
New Hill- (.nine Out
N. FA. MONDAY. JUNE 30. 1J52. FIVE CENTS
20,000 Visit Xew SuporUner
Esieasively high bills tor tin
sewer rental for the new 8Utr- i
mandated SUOOOO secondary wt-air
disposal plant, delivered by!
null lo many home* for the his;
time last Wednesday, were "in er-,
ror." H. Paul Lachman. president
of the Borough of Conshnhocken [
Authority aaaerted In a statement
issued during the weekend. He a«t*
that the bill* be disregarded. Ntw
bills are now being prepared
A fcVnt meeting, scheduled 1*
he held by ihr hninip (nm-mlllee
of Town ( niinnl and the
Baraugh Aalharlly tonight, has
been cancelled.
The bill*, some of which would
represent payments of thousands ol
dollars for the Schuylktll River
Ciearance project on the part of an
average family during the 40-year
amortization periiy, of the project,
brought a atorm of protests roaring
within minutes after their receipt
Into the borough hall. Into the tem-porary
offices of the Borough Au-thority,
into homes of the fur
members of the Authority, and in-to
the local office t.f the Phila-delphia
Suburban Water Co. Baaed
solelv on consumption of uatei icr-ords
of the Water Company urn
used bv the Authority to compute
ihe bills.
Hills ol IKAl.MH v
Talk on all corners of the bor-ough,
at clubs, in stores and on
■treet corners centered mainly on
the sewer rental bills, described on
many side.* aa 'outrageous', ille-gal"
and "beyond reason" Man>
propertv-owners spoke of taking
legal action.
One modrrate-Mied firm found
their rales were baaed on four times
then consumption of water for the
four months period, used to com-pule
the charges This period w*
March, April. Mav and June o:
last year. Thin year a records are
not yet available to the Authority
spokesman said.
Gross inequities were also |
pointed out. An E Hector St. real- Stricken with a heart am
dent reported his bill as $23. There Nelson Zell Campbe;:
■re three in ihe family. A I* Klotzbach Campbell, p
seven nest door received a bill of prtetor
Relatives
Enroute Here
Are Injured
LsMsad Woman
Hurt In Gnflfc
IWar ltro.nl \\r
Mrs Man Jane Wilkinson 3t. of
33ft E Fifth Ave . suffered a com-pound
fracture of the right leg and
head Injuries early Sunday morn-hen
s car driven bv her hus-craahed
into a parked autn-mobile
on Butler Pk . west of Broad
Mother, I nrlr In (,rat*h Axe
Mm Wilkinson was admitted to
At SttVHIlliah, GroruiB Mnn.gnmerv Hnspitsl Kenneth
*■ ; Wilkinson, the huab
unhurt,
__ Chief of Police Louts Ri waiter of
itpam Twp. said that Wilkinson
into lite reat of a machine
ed bi William Croak. 34. of
Rd Nomstown. R. D 4
Savannah suburb. msMtillu early K""s ""d
uf*r
1
ke2 '< ■lo"1 Bu,!r
i... «*.*.. i™ »**« his lights blew out. He
Whitrntar*h Woman** ban
The IS-vear-old mother of a Ls-fayetW
Hill woman, enroute frogs',
Florida to visit her. is in a critical i
condition in a Savannah. Oa . htaa—j*
pltal. injured when the car in whtah ","\^
she was riding Struck a tree in the "
husband, wi
Day-Long Program
For July Fourth
Rotary siwaker Derby Race,
Contests Are
Day Events
No. 2 Firemen
B To End Drive
For New Truck
last night
Also critics 11 v Injured is an older * *
brother or the crash \>. um. a fuf-| **''
m-r PnnahnhnckT re-trlm' whs- '"'
„„ happened
Both cars were
r as North '
hej
was planning to ride m
Carolina with her
| The injured woman n Mrs Cora
Patton. of Miami, aMtthal of Ms
George E Payne. Genniahtown Pk
and Center Art.. La:- I
where the Paynes hai'e a stor.v
Mrs Pation ha* --eiioiii injuries
of the head a crushed rhest, a
punctured lung and -t trac'ured leg.
i The Injured man. an unr'e of Mir.
i Payne. Is Clarence V.innemsn. also
of Miami, who formerly rr-i.iM at
30* Spring Mill Ave. Eiuoule to
I Charleston. S C to visit iel*ti.»a
Ihe Is a patient in the same hosptta'
I aa his slater A temple artery
srveted he suffered extensive loss
of blond
I recovery.
Word of the accident reached the
jPayne* through Whitemarah Twp n"r*':"t;'
police, who received a call shortly
before 10 30 last night from
Member* of the Conshohocken
Plre Companv No. 3 are concern-on
ihr huh... ... "■""« "J"', ««"",'!>"««; to«-
ir.ci Ihr Minun of "Jl '"' »"•! coltocllor, ol lift, foe
.1,1-,, mr aremrnl "" "'» pumwr fund. JOKpn r
funmji t hanm.n of u» dnvr
I an badly riamairrl announrrd today Not half of MM
had lo o» lo.rd from '""d »a> hfrn reached Ulua *-
thr Mror Roaaltrr aald
Appoint Lions
Committees
Eberlc Annuiinee*
Aide* For New Year
Chairman Thomas stated, and the
| No. 3 Firemen will be compelled to
; harrow 'lie h»l«nr» neerfeH shm
Chairman of rommtiiees
More than 2a,sou pagajaaja, the line >.lretrhing over a dnien
blocks at times, visited the new IR-million-dollar superllner
M I nited Males as *hr was npenert lor public inspection last
week in MM Vork barbor CapUIn Richard RMlnglon. native
ronabohockenite, t- third in camnand of this fastast ship afloat.
fcffl I Uurlll KtdlnElnii '!» B. Ilth Ave. his Mother will be
among the guest* at a ben voyage party prier to the big liner's
first trans ocean sailing Thursday.
N. Z. Campbell
Dead At 62
Garihwaiie Soils
\ trimnil L^stutr
| Albert A Qarthwaite. previden'
1 of Lee Rubber ii Tire Corp.. has
jaold his rountry estate In Manches-ter.
Vermont, to Mrs. Percy L
Hancc whose husband Is a atock-tbe
new pumper is.delivered
Donation* will be received at the
fire station. Harry Bt. and Ninth
n\r alter ine ooor-io-aoor soli-citation
ends.
A list of donations received since
the last publication of donors a
week sg.i follows:
Alan Wood Steel Company. MOO
Walker Brot hers. 1100 Olassine
Paper Company. g50.
Little hope la held for hU »' the Conshohocken Lions Club for «S Doiistims-iorrietts's Motor
ItaU-H were announced today bv a^fcjhl, Howard W. »U«ard. Con-
Ralph F Eberle. newly-elected ;«nohocken Veterans Asso,. Ta-deiiM-
Koacuesyko Association, Con-
Eberle made known at the same ahoh.M-ken Post 1074 V. F. W. Jones
time some other awards to various 1*"*°" Company.
police. As far as can be member* of the local club for per- 130 Donaiion-FrancU Griffith*.
| learned. Mrs Patwn and her bro- I"**' attendance for at least a year.) no Donations-Louise W Wright,
ither were the only occupants at' two perfect attendance for five Dougherty Drug Store. W Norman
I the car Police were unable to as- years snd the names of thosse re- Btitl. Theodore Pope, Pennsyhania
certain who was driving the car at Delving 10-vear monarch chevrons steel Scrap Companv. Refractories
the time I a alttet chas-man serving for Ciirpi)ratinn of America, St. John*
I Mrs Patton is a sample-maker lh* roming [erm include R Un- AMf Church. tth A ftorrv
tfnr Kings Togs, a Miami firm. She coln Haln membership snd miila- aiteet-. OfaTs Ferrv Brick Com-
! the remain- "',l OaarfS RaflTerty. sight con- pan), Atlantic Renntng Company,
it the Payne aervstlon and blind work; Harrv Ham r Woodland, Charles Hick>
.Woodland, cltlaeiLship: James J. Music Stole, Harry 8 Chassey, Ply-
|Rath. Jr. progrgm: O Harrison mouth Tank Company. Nati.
tier, finance: Ralph Woerner, | Cylinder Gas Company, Frai
SaVIJ Creasman stten- Jones
ce Prancis T. Dennis. Esq.. M Donations-Waller M Stiteler,
stltutum snd by-laws: Ray Pie- John ODoniwU ntft Rjchardson,
publicity: John Plscher. - '■
Hun 1 lrn> Id Forrest, Judge
of the r < on mon Fleas
•f Mo itgomrr. (nun f, an hon-orari
member of lh e lonsho-
Rnlart
speaker
< lut..
guest lo Ihe
al their weekh meel ng ttinlght
al g al Itidgrwa. dairiens.
Black Hnr*e
Kiwanians
Plan Contests
Kutrrtaiiunriit Arl-.
Iiirwnrks To < oiM.ude
Hit: I'rogrnni Hrrr
Conahohorkeiis observance ol
the Fourth of July will be ntarked
by a full day o[ activities, starting
at g;» a ■ «uh the paisdr of
rtiamiiions' and com iuding • Uh
entertair.nient b\ amateur talent
and a gigantic fireworks display.
The orotram aill set under «•■»
with the formation of the parade
at Hector and Finest st« Joseph P.
Thomas, chief of the Comhohocken
Fiie Depsrlmein wil1 vrve as mar-shal,
accompanied by Edmund K.
Williams, burgess of Conahohocken,
and H«ny p Mosman. burgess of
Weal Conshohocken snd "Chuck
Wagon" pete Rovle The line will
include massed colon. Coiuhohix-k-en
Post 1074.. Veterans of Foreign
Wars, John P DrHaven Post 139,
and Joseph Wagner Poet ITl Mner-ican
l,eg1on: Andrew Lanmittl Post
II Italian-American War Veetans;
Walter Zurkowski Pn«t l. Pollsh-
Aineii. Hn War Veteran*; and Con-shohocken
Detachment Marina
Corps League, firing squad. Veterans
of Foreign Wars: Band of Consho-
IIIM ken directed hv Joseph Pagll.
aro. Boy ScnuLs and soapbox derby
Bible School
Awards Made
W ill Su|H>r\.M- Even!
For YoiinsTHttm Jnl> I OKRBV PRmiRAM
Tie ConsluihcHken Kiwani* Cltsb
ill stage athletic
and girls gg the
Heurlei
Mr Ounpbel
Davis, trsnaportallon
Prosper War, food and refreshment
Graduation exercises last night in P"1'1 Lachman.
te Primitive Methodist Church <■ *rB* Wood.
broker wlih Jesup a; Lamoin New concluded the West Conshohocket F Frsncla Moore.
York Cltv. Dallv Vacation Bible School, eon- "ai * Moore, boys and girli
The house hsadtww-storv colum- ducted for the past two weeks under M'mbers of the club, who re-ned
- ^^*- - " '■ »- ■ *- "'— -- "- ■"^d ■nendance award* for a'
«l*mn pell**-lake pel Fellowship Mod*- «ere .—.., «« o» wears parfact attendance,
' on the 20-acre pTOparty. There U •<* ,0 M members ot the school for
ty be-iween
g and IS years of age. on
Friday between 3 snd 4 at the Com-mun:
t t Athletic Field. 11 in Ave
Albert's Blectrir. Denninson Elec- aim Harry St.
trie, Charles Prankenfleld. Char-
White, John O'Connor. Ro-clvic
Improvement: h,,., B,,m r „„ri^«-k.n w.rt..in •,UI,C,,°" *'ll» XM
health and welfare- "U"" Conshohocken Bargain Commrrr, Fourth ol
rree s«s.feett"v asnndd WWMil-.' 2ni.,0r,•.■ ^ *,".«»'»L•efkCo'«esn F*a°sh?io-nJ*B'h?o1p*. h.„er,e,, T.„wenty> -five pr v '
up. died
Maria a wide i al ent
g4. he said.
The school district bill represent-ed
an over-all charge fit tl mm 4
year. wRIclf «Tcilw"distTl7-r~,l7i-clal
said 'would certainly lead to
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Held F01 Th<ft
From Hailr<»a(l Car
A 30-year-old part-time emplme waM a constable at the !itne of hi
of the Pernvvlvania Railroad and a death. He was a member of the
«-vear-old man. both Phlladel- Con: hohockni Methodist Church,
phians were held for court withnur •Triti Lodge 430, F. and A M
hail on a charge of burglary of a *»d Washington Camp 121, P. O.
railroad car, at a hearing before s- of A.
Magistrate Charles Hendrirk-. Sat-| He is survived by his wife. )i -
urdav morning, at Plymouth Twp mother and three daughters, Doro-police
headquarters. j thy Oill and Mrs. Margaret Wells, gardeners apartment above. l.yrji* Ballev; junior. Mrs
The men are Irvln Harhing, 1113! both st home: Mrs. Eleanor Per- About five acres or the estate are EhUngrr, high school, Re
K- Union St. Philadelphia, thr kin*. Conshohocken; two brothers.; landscaped and terraced In addi- Barker
railroad employe, a part-time dl>- Norrts Campbell, Conshohocken: Linn 'o the lake there are two trout, children receiving perfect
patcher at the &3d St Pennsvlvama Harvey Campbell. Miam., Fla, and streams on the property. .tendance award- were
R.R. tower The older man ■ Ur.ir grandchildren | Nursery Dept —Eliiabeih Sv
Charles M EUs. 144* S. Conestnga The funeral «ill be held from ^ , « - UrpaL- I son. Robert Kenns. Stephen La
St. According to police Ellis has the Ardell Funeral Home, 300 Fay- " " "* I ence. Robert Carpenter Tim >
been arrested nine times pirnou-lv *tg St.. on Wednesday afternoon. |n VI <>*[ Koroiiell j Rlcct Msrgaret Seidera and Alt
for the same offense. Both men are *,nn services at 3 In charge of Rev j Residents of the Crawford Hill George Havener.
married. James H. Brasher, pastes; of the aection were without waler for s»v-1 Beginner* Dept ^Jackolvn W
Four bales of woman's underwear Conshohocken Mcthodisr_ Church erai noljrH tnia m0ming because of ton Dorothy May Mazier D01
ance hall which per'«l sttendsnee Seventy-five n,
and the late Harry O. Campbell opcnsio a living room on one side plomas were distributed,
was born In Conshohocken 83 years ^^ nrfpiace. built-in bootahehe-. 1 Rev. Joseph Stringer. .Ir. p..
ago He had operated 'he servire anrt ail adjoining glass^nelosed of the Primitive Methodist Chu
sution for the past twenty years <-orkt«>l room. On the other side of and dean of the school, preside.
He was a retired police officer ln<? tlJu lhe lar„c dining room kg Rev. Fred J Lawrence, pastor f
Upper Merlon Towiwhip. snd adjoined by a glass-enclosed break- the Bslllgomingo Baptist Chunh
fast room On the second floor two offered the pastoral prayer, and
of the fl-e master bedrooms have! Rev. Lloyd Barker, pastor of the
fireplaces, snd two open to glass- spring Mill Baptist Church, mnn,-
enclosed sleeping or sun porches me offertorv prsver.
overlooking the Iske. There sre R,V. Mr. Stringer Introduced H*-
three bedrooms in the servants' partment heads as follows Huraa
wing. Two garages each have space , M„. Grace Havener; beginner-three
cars and one has a Mrs Louise Holland: primary, Mr.
1. Rnsc
M
included Russell Stewart, Jsmcs
Crawford, Frsnci, Bruno. James P
Mes ney. Samuel M Olaas, Ol to
Rmenman, Cardln D Brown. Hnw-ard
Auch. Harrv Atkinson. Prosper
Wsr. and Messrs Woerner. Frailer. «•■•)
Darts, Rath. Raffem. Fiero. Wood
Dennis, Eberle, Creasman. Haln and
W A Moore. Five-ve
sttendsnee swards went
Woodland anrl Jerry Carriamone
Eberle revealed that the 10-vear
monarch chevrons went to Thorns*
L Ca Id well, retiring secretary:
Prosper Wsr. Robert J. Hlssr.ei
John McOonigal, Rafferty
Dennis,
Pharmacy
Mr A: Mrs. M H. OeUlnger. Har-vrv
Quigg. M'Keever Roofers. Mrs
Bridget Stemple.
•3 Eionauens-SlUi^orth Moser
J W. St a ley. M. snd Mrs. Paul
MeKewen, Warren Rnblnson. Har-
11* Home Furnishing.
13 Donatlnns-Harrv Perrier.
Jane Shop. KroscscjTieski
Grocery, Chris Fsrrell. Mr. St Mrs.
Hoeppner. Alben Vlshi '■<
perfer: Harrv Holden. Francis P Shaw.
to Hiirry E Abrams, Oarv At Peg Ingram.
Mrs F. J Bovle. Frank Palomski.
r. [Inlatttl. Msry flalvlo. Armand
Caprkoth. Angeln Spanish. Thorns*
Mason. F. A. Vishio.
11.00 Donstiona-Jehn Hstnrld.
snd Pssqiial Albance. Louis Pauline
John G Faraskt. Arthur Preston.
The line will move lo Fsyetle St,
A"1 wllVslaite i iteu.""'™ twv'.' ***** lo s*vfn"> Ave. for the flag-the
Conshohnckru High School Tha
order of servue »i!l i>e Sa follows;
1 Invocation. Rev Chester T Winters,
l pastor of the Conshohocken Bap-itist
Church; raising of the flsg by
Tlie progrsm Is arranged in con- members of the color guard; flrlnf
junction »uh the Chamber of o( MiUW; ,ctnarlu by Burgess Wll-i
July program |iam^ snd Burgess Mosman: bless-
. ...ires will be of-1 iat ot c,r, b"„ j^y john p iciniry,
F« fered in the various Jmenlle sports'Mwaun, p.,,0, nt SI Matthew's
event* Dr. Jack Pine is chairman j catholic Church. The band concert
Further plan., for Hie eveni were'will continue until 10 The inapec-inaiie
si thr wsckly dinuer aheei-Ulon of ears and weighing In at tha
ing of the club, Thursday night st rorrfeatanUI will 1* mmr-leted whils
g:30 st Rldgeway Gardens, Black the OQBMti continues Chairs will
Horse. be set in place on both side- of
Richard Lowe. Esq. recently ed-, (Coaliaiisst on Ps## Threei
mined to the IggaMgUsnaTJ laMBt] ~ ~
Bar. gave ,n eniigtileninK talk IfMllll SgMlU*ll<'rd
on early history of thr Monigomerv
County Courts Blrtnday snniver- j*\>|« -\|||n UlcftH
ries of Peter Roman.1 mid Nicholas
Romano and the 25th wedding an-1 Robert Llghtkep. Ig. of Rldga
ntversary of Charles Cohen. Ger- Pk. Barren Hill was sentenced hv
msntnwn furniture dealer and club,Judge E Arnold Forrest last Prt-tnember,
were marked I day to an Indefinite term In the
Viator Rvkowski. Antlmm Clvello 8,"<* Industrial School at Whita
Nicholas Romano snd Rslph Pal-!H111 "n • chart* of larceny,
romrrn entertained with vocal TJghtkep pleaneci guilty to the
The"neat regular meeting of the Affred Bckeeu. Nick PssV, A Di-Quartet numbers, accompanied bv charge a week ago following his
Lion Club isThecliiTed fo* July g Pr«i>ce. Anna Coin. Marv Maloney, Arthur Lefkoe, Esq Rslpn Fal- arrest by Whitemarah Twp. Pollft
Jean Bilharts Charles JelTerles. coniero presided Guests were Ber- "> connection with the thefi of an
443 We*t gth Ave, John Saianone, nard DiGlacomo. Esq. snd James automobile hn of
at the Spring Mill Fire House.
'Mrs E. Carson, Jesse Teveta. Graham,
.,tM*Hl linhl-l I l.lll-l- !Marry Goldberg Martin Early. John
{Sslkowski. John Rowe, Arthur Lef-koe,
11 win Mopre
and of throw nigs, valued at $3,0
were stolen by the railroad worker!
Church
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and his rompanlon. they admitted. All-(*irl Kami Kniovs
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Atlaiitir f.tly Online
Mrs. Daniel Kirkpatrirk
FraelurPH Arm In Kail
members of St Matthew
I All-Oirl Band enjoyed an outing to „.,«,,Iltflldcnl „, 1he Con.hohock-en
area, and substitute Police Of-
Mrs Daniel Xlrkpatnck. of E. "•"'«• "V Bev WL. Murpny. flcrr Albcrt Suter. of West Con-
Seventh Ave. fell in the yard of ™}ar:_*t_v ■ J™n_T .,K,"1:_^: "*tal", •hnhocken,
a break In the six-inch water main Lee Ingram. Chervl Marsh.
that extends from Front and Ford Barker. Lvnette Lawrence .la;
SU to Walnut and Spring Garden Havener. Sue Oryg*. Poliv t
Sta. The break was discovered sbout 1 Hollsnd. Kathv Graham Anna I
1 a m. by a passerby who notified schrsck Thomas Orler. Ket
Police Officer Samuel Cardamone romphmj«. jerrv Carpenter. 1
The officer notified Unvd Sagebeer. | -j^^ Holland.
Piimarv Dept.—Ruth Ann Rise
Ray Keown, Carol Johnson. K*
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irkmen
broke her right arm. Shewas]"11!' »nd f0"r mother*, including|suburban Water Companv were dis- Will Rpgistrr Voter*
ived O'Coi.: jwiched and .. _~__
Here On «n!iir»ii;i»
her home on Thursday of last week |in.1 Tte^r- ?m* of _\he ^ho°} [»c-and
removed to Sacred Heart Hospital. 'Mrs -Matthew O'Cot.: patched .10 the West Borough
Norrlstnwn. to have the fracture Sally. Mrs. E J. Kirkpatnck anajbegsii the work of repairing the
reduced Mrs. Klrkpalrick. one of Mrs Raymond Stemple. Two char-' broken main. Until the workmen
the older members of Calvary Epis- ' tered buses conveyed the croup Ihr succeeded in shutting off the water
copal Church, met with a similar' President Hotel served as hcidquar- thousands of gallons spurted high
■ psuiy, •'
hired her left arm Ived at Neptune Inn,
On ISAM l fiimiiiiii <■-
The selection of two local Indus-;
trlsl executives by the National As
social inn of Manufacturers to aejrm
on Its Imporunt policy and advisor
committees for thr next vear is an
nnunred st NAM headqusrters. New
York.
1 Named to Ihe Inter-Association
Relations Advisory Committee
John T Whiting, chairman of the 1 bosrri of the Also Wood Steel Co «»«kened a neighbor as he tried ,„
Mr Whiiing l* also a member of^ open a window at a West
the NAMa board of directors :Conshohocken hotel, about 3 Bst-
Phlllp L. Corson. president of G >"<« morning, fled without gain
Jt W. H. Corson. Inc. of Ply-i
mouth Mreting. is named to tsM
Taxation Committee, which develops
Noisy Burglar
Scared Away
Kelurn* From Iriitv
Al Oi»lii.III> . 11. (Mil
unglar. noisy
ing entrance to the place.
Police arrived ■<•■■. the Felix OBrlen
Tavern, 31 Front fit after Thomas
called 1 •*•! H'll \,l ■ ■ . « 111. ....,.<- J-__ ,.. ***. p™.,.,.„a ,„r M HSS-ASfiS**
iiediment to economic neveiopment -" ■ ., ' _
Traveling rgelstrars. who sre 1
rolling non-registered voters
Mtttrtgajxatrf Ctrjn
hard
st work at the window
Chief of Police Prank Altopiedi
tomoblle from an front
I.afayelte Hill residence.
On the witness stand, Lightkrp
aald he and "a gang'' had taken
more thsn 300 cars over s two-year
period Expressing amazement at
the admission, Judge Forrest told
v.apiam narry A. Gallagher, of Llghtkep thai he needs some gut-
403S N Wsrner Rd . Country Acres, dsnee I hope you will not look!
who returned last night from two upon this sentence as a puni«h-weeks'
Army Reserve trslnlng at ment. but rather as an opportunite
Lettrikcnnv Ordnance Depot, near r 10 improve your sbilltv." he said.
Cliambersburg. served ai command-, Chief of police Edgar Mltch-ll
Ing officer of the Reserve troop* and ihe boys parents were sitting
during the entire period. Letter- in ihe Court Room when sente.ice
kenny Is the second lsrgest ord- was pronounced.
name depot in the nation.
to overseas veteran of World **■ l (;|a|| T)| f,,*^.
War II Captain Gallagher served _
with the Army Trrnsportatiun Al Meiilfi I ark r I'itlav
Corps, holding the i>oat of troop The snnusl reunion of the Hsrrr
equipment officer during the wsr P -nd Margaret Bsrlow Wood
and troop movemrn: .rfflrer In the Familv Association will be held on
Pliil!Pi>.nes sfierwards Frldav at Menlo Park, Perkasle.
IwajSa^gaeattiaaa water servire restored by 9 s. m
some will be without service for
I some time The water company Is
! hauling water to these families in
large tanks.
Play Areas Of Borough
Enroll 1,000 In First Week
ReRifltration fijnirrs wort- hijrh on all Coiwhohock. n K"r B»r»»K»^ Mpptirui
pla.y.rnunds durin, tbt$*&**** of th- Summer m- yE^X C^^^LnZ
reation season. About 1,000 children were regi»t«red at the Aiawlalki an September » ,1
gix play «reaa which will jerve lh* i_-uiiiniunii.y during the the Town councils of conshohocken
and West Cons!'
Wednesdsv from
register voters in Conshohockei
West Conshohocken and ad)acer
communities. Persons voting U
the first time, those who have at
voted for two years and those wb
have changed their voting gteta
must be registered is order to M>
at the next election.
Mrs Gallagher, office secretary of More than 100 members of the as*
n accompan- aocistlon main from this immedi-
"•Zi-te-r-l gl -•- vicinity ir* evnee'ed in gtteml.
r Chambers- The business meeting and election
lot aiBceis wiii basswatM 2 p "
4,000 Allem l*« Tlrn
2 Employes' Outing Saturday
next eight week.s,
The summer program planned
for the youth of Conshohocken
eludes several special
weak, story periods, game perii-ds. .
sporu. handicraft and art I Ulllf Jlllv VZ
During the first four days of the •/
Inatrticilon In on painting sponsored Thr WlOUaJ itttHM and Ciia
ockrn in- ■■ a ■
ms even I re8nyt(kri.iII
Heft Fund Aoo> At $1,975;
SPK!.^ Payment Made On Home st s joint committee
J
tha plsygro miK the classes School a| the Conshohocken Pre.s- j Coiwhohockenj committee was Jo-Ion a home
as host
day evening at ■Slway0'^ The fgggWwtwty »f lOCBl OTfttllBtioni find individual ing. but found no prlnu.
consiiohockcns committee in- toward the homeleM Heft famitj has virtually asuured a new
cuided Frank Dnianski. Philip ors-'dweNinir f'-T the familv of seven. l.railnaler. \* .^urar.
-'- (iiuhnski. West A down payment has been mad'
Sei. GOgtsaMi Selionl snd""offi^r" ~Ai6eri slater, "west Whitmarsh twp,
Vacation school for public school i Conshonocken, arrived in i»mt .o *^d ,*r husband.
rhilriien in the elementarv grades see the man lesp a fence and *-"»"l°n'f» Manor.
began this morning for children st disappear into the darknen Con- °"ri
S.v Cosmas and Damlan Catholic shohocken policemen. Bgt Francis
Church Clssses wilt be conducted Blske and Officer Samuel Cards-weekdays
from 9 until noon through- mone assisted Chief Altop'<edl snd
nut the month of July, at the An- j officer Slater in a search of the
drew Lannutti Post Home 525 Ma- J neighborhood.
pie St. Rev Louis P. Olorgi. as- O'Brien said it was the fourth
slstant pastor. Is conducting the time hla place has been entered,
classes. by burglars. On one of the other
laatraM, O'Brien said, the thief got r:V(.„ tin- ITMthfiT mull COOptTfitld with the Lee Rul»l*er
gao on another occasion, the Uiief ^ Tjre (_:or,Hiril[j ,,ns i.ntui « rnploves and their families at
en.ered_ 0««M^tjgalro«^«d ^ir ^^ )(|(.m(. ^y ;), w,„H|M(j(, Viuy_ (,n Saturd«v. The
from "his trouaeV'"" * filjfiir of its kind for the LsM RKHip. H was the first time
I stsniey Thomas, fingerprint ex- did ".hlpe Ptuvitis" did not interfere in some way with the
pert from the district attorney* day's activities, which witne.x«*e<l the larirent sroup ever to
office, was relied in Saturday morn- participate in a Lee party.
I Chartered tngagg Ma-ied leaving)
Nomsiown. t'f.i.shnhocken and In t baseball game between tha
Spring Mill st 10 ■ m, providing „ingl- men and married men. tha
irBimportation lor about l.ouu of the heneo.. ts bowed to the single men
on the playgro inds. o«i«»i oi me *^onsnonocgen rrea- fjoiishohocken*.* s on Roberts Ave Ctf.it
totaled 71 boya and girls The m- b>"te*rl»n Church will be held July.aeph Pollack. Edward Stemple snd! Heights, and If all goes well, thr
guruction la supplied hv Msrianne ]r in Montgomery County Park.'James carpenter The latter two ramily ho|ies once again to be to-
Wood. An exhibit of the flnLshed (lirfn.Ul)t' .Irom u a m' l" 7 were unable W Mtsnd iM Charles gethei in ll.eli ears hume aowi
paintings u pUnned for the second f. J™ Are* s h" "**" rrsrnr" '« A-.ko and James Kelly served in Lester Heft. 47, hU wife and fn
llo-|iii:ili/.t .1 Next Day
week in August, A Judging commit- :h* «rouP tor ,hf da
tee will sward three plsque prUes Water sports, athletic events,
durtug the exhibition. baaeball game between picked tea
Announcement was made con- f"? ..«rouP. 8ln«ln« "'
eerning ihe schedule of neat]
trips. The schedule this summei
Include^ four trips, including
their places.
" Awanled Seholaraliip
- To tnsiniiH ' ..II.-. ed to join in the event. Ice cream .. ., „ , _ . j .
provided by the Sunday School, w.lll W
M1S' ^omL. F"",'i: dmu«nt',r J>f
"**.'*""B *™M "**"• ",uuv""* " auament huk^t i.mrh "ami «.,■.,-1 **r ,n(l "*"■ Eiawnrth Faust, of 307
swimming party and picnic The "J1"*"r£red lias * mieave^t e'= ^ghth Ave. . member of the
cost is kept low to permit as m.n> ch*^™?^*. ~' !o V" I, ai. "« graduating ciaa, of Consho-boys
and girls as po«lble to mafeg ,lrIng lr,n<iporuUon_ M7, 0 hocken High School, has been
e trips their summer NURBS PriUl 4„ E T<>n[n Ave ^ r(Tf;v_ swarded an annual U60 scholar-tion
trip sched.le fnl- ,„, reservstlona. \'hiP ior Iour vesrs bv Orainus Col-joccun^, t f"und WM begun
and Mrs. Law. ! lege. collegevii.e. _a j the stricken family. ~
children lost their home June
when It was so badly wrecked b
the explosion of an oil-fired base
ment hot-water hesier that the
had to abandon It. All but PMrtclS
the oldeat child, graduated ihre-days
before the accident from Co*
shohocken High School, are Uvtol
temporarily at the home of rela
tlvea in Norrlstown. Patricia Is wit I
neighbors
Within hours sfter the explosi"
to Rev. Brasher, to the Harmon
ville fire house and to The Recorder Ml.v. Jesnet.e Dealmone. daugh-offlce.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jsme.s IV-New
contributions inrlude $3050 aimone. 224 E Bsctdf ^, hasbsan
from fellow truck drivers of the At
an Wood Steel Co. Othei fellm
•uili* day, while the Mont
e than three week« ;«omer> County string Band ol
in the same Bospltal Tom which'Nornstown, in new uniforms, pro-she
completed her training as a. vided music and entertainment dur-nnrse
.h«- day prior to her admit-, mg the aitarnoon and evening.
lance Graduated from Bryn Mawt All tj|IUS«fO«nU m '.tie park wert
Hospital Training School for free to the Lee picnickers and therr
Mia. Howard Yocum, *5. l-»«henin. ^ ™ w>g mamAlfQ „!w.a -atanding room onl> .lu ,n.
,rd a medical patler- '
piriiitkrrs while the rrma!nmg Dy B score of 5 to 3.
S.000 arrived bv automobile Free In ,nother game. Mlllle-s Raiden.
bevereges were dlspeivsed to *UGw- \ mn lU.|(jl tPam «,,,„!„, osborne .
Hss-Beens by a score of 23 to B.
Arrangements for the affair.
employes there have already con-tributed
1203 70.
Additional contributions include
Church .additional
Hertsler tl. Bobby Hertsler. Jr
Robert HemJer. Sr. gl. Mrs. Mabel
Hert7ler, g]. Ellsworth snd Hs»el
Wood, gft; Craig Wood. II Disnne
Wood, gl; Judv Weber SOr. Lester
O. Rootnaon IS: William Bate, gl.
John B. Ouster. I- Doroth;
une 8
The
tows July 7 Mermaid Lake: Julyj Mr. and" Mrs" Russell Law Mrs ' >'.«• CollegevUie. MLss Faust,
M. Vsllev porge Park, trip on Turn-iGeorge Potta, Edgar Rogers snd member of the National Honor SO-|H. Brasher, pastor of the Method).'- ous SB. Class. M. Ladies Auxllisr
pike. Vallev Forge pool. Julj 2.. Mrs William Mcone. (arm the cie'v. will begin her studies SI the Church, chairman of the fund, t, of the Barren Hill Fire Co. 125:
Lake View Park Roversford, Julyj committee in charge al the picnic opening .f the Pall term In Septem- day reports s total of 11975» Ad Miss R Moote. II: Mrs S. Berk
W. Montfomery County Park. |arrsngeniantav |ber. msjonns; in turtory. jditionsi santrlrnHiffTJ mij as maat gi, Xlitaoeih Wcmman, U-Reeorder
To Pul-li*!.
^ e(ln«>ft<la> I'lii" Week
The Recwrder will be puhlisli-ed
this week on Wednesdsr In-stead
af PhursdsT. ( hwrrh Sj*.
tire* mn*I be in Ihe aAVe by
a • flock Tweadsy arieriioan.
sponsored Jomtly by tlie Lee msn-sgement
and Local 227. United Rub-ber
Workers, wrre handled by tha
following general committee;
John Allan. Harry Arena. Agnes
Caasrl, J. J Conway, Robert Davis,
Thr mam ridr'," ^.MMTwIrir' end *>•""■ ""»"' °T"^.
,rrr .L.„ ,n.n in. umr ■»"»'»• „cl*""'* ^'"«Wn' ,
actue workout aa ihe score ol othr; [
attractions which were enjoyed |
throughout the day by all Die "kid
from S2 da** to 83 vears.Many
the entire da;, on the .srloua rides
csr Lobb. Fred Osborne.
i Ronnsn. Ruth Safko. Ann Rparano.
viii- eii- volpe. William Wascsyna
and Mildred Williams.
the rompany'a i>eiLslonera were! The Lansdale Volunteer Medical
am iiK the eroww renewing old sr- Corps and the firm's plant protec-quaintsnres
and reminiscing o»er' lion organisation eoperated ta
.ha "good old days'* of yesteryear. I handling the activities of the day.