The Conshohocken Recorder, December 8, 1952

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®l)c €onsl)o!;ockcn Uccortcr
100 W. HECTOR ST. £cauer - Jftnueu) MONDAY, DECEMBER B 1952 FIVE CENTS
Jones Is Ahead Dave Hayes Is Retiring;
As Assembly I Bank Directors and Staff
fight Goes On Honor Him at Banquet
Mi- I i ail 0\er Ouarrv
Cut to 16 Notes
In KenMini Seesaw
Attorney Thomas H. W.
Joan, Nurristown, held a 16-
fitf marg-in over John S.
Quarry. Sr., Demm-rat. for the
Mute A^semhly in tru- Si-c-ond
I^eifinlative district Y\ i-day
as court-appointed tellers
completed * recount of ballots
in 14 of the district's 27 pre-cincts.
The recanvaaa completed In the
afternoon it the Court House gave
these unofjoeial returns:
Jone* 10.730
Quarry 10.714
The County Tabulation Boaru
had compiled the following totals
exceptions were taken
through the flUng of petltlona for
recount* In the 14 preclncu:
Jones losoc
Quarry 10.672
The figure* will become offl
rial with submission to th>
rourt of the report
findings bv Attornevs Rof<
Rev mild*. Malcolm raanpbell
and Thornan l)»ran, wha were
assigned in the recount, un-less
exception* arc taken.
Attorney Morris Gerber repre -
writing Quarry, was to have con-erred
with the Norristown CIO
initial during the weekend to de-termine
whether or not exceptions
■would be taken to the inclusion In
the count of a number of ballots
DAVID M. RATER
The directors and employeei
of the First National Bank of
;;3 29 Become
Methodists
They Are Charter
Memben* of Church
rvin*hnhnckeii held an annual
banquet Thursday night In the
newly decorated dining room
of The Conshohocken Assorts-
It was also the occasion for
the directors and employees to
honor David M Hayes, who is
xmn to retire from active ser-vice
ss an omcer of The First
National Bank Dave, as he is
familiarly known to thousands
of Individuals. Is completing his
4tth year with the Institution.
Upon graduation from school,
he immediately a as employed
by the bank and has since gone
through the various positions
until reaching the office of vice-president
which he now holds
Mr Hayes has been an ardent
aupporter of athletics, having
been proficient in man} sports
His retirement will be felt
keenly by both the bank and Its
customers,
Mr Hayes was the recipient of
. many and valuable gifts from
1 the directors and employees
Bodies of Six
killed on Flight
Are on Way Kant
The bodies of Lt Anthony laco-
■ itu. 33. Bridgeport, his wife and
1 Lire children, Anthony. Jr. six;
; Barbara, four, and John, six
j months, who were killed In a null-
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West Side Official
Cuts Ribbon Opening
Expressway Spur
Traffic Is Flotriiiji lloth Wmyt
To<lu\ on Srhuylkill Extension;
Next Stretch if ill Ueavh Glodnyne
The Heofod section af the Schuylkill Expressway. extend-iiiK
from (iulph Mills to Elizabeth St.. West l'onsh«>hocken,
a distance of two miles, was opened this morning with cere-monies
In which borough officials of West Conshohocken,
(engineers of the State Department of Highways and State)
Police participated.
William H. Hurra*, farmer <onsheharken M hool director, tap* the aid tawn rlock bell aa H to
dedicated to a new school service TBUTMUI at t'onahahorken public grade schools Itr Kobert
<.. I indlt superintendent of scheetv and Irvln KlsUnc, achoel district treasurer, stand at hi*
left. At the right of the bell are Philip JanuselU and Mary Speaker, kindergarten pupils, and
George T Jackson, principal af the grade arhaol
< lary transport plane craiii near
Twenty-nine charter members Tacomi Washington, on Dec «.
counted for Jones but to which the were received into the Methodist ,were ghlpped last Saturday to KIs-
Democrattc watchers had protest- Church of Whitemarsh Twp.. Ridge Bimnw Florida home of the
ed. It was said this morning that, Pk. Lafayette Hill, at a service molner 0, Ura iacovlttl.
the conference did not take plice yesterday. Three more are to be Mri j0^lR iacovlttl and a broth -
If such exceptions sre filed. It j accepted before Jan. 1 er-m-law. Nicholas Iacovlltl. are
Is indicated that Jones' supporters Rev. Thomas O Hoffman, rmnli-!ln Tacomawlth Lt, Iecovlttla son.
will counter the move by also fil- ter. officiated at Charter Member jo^pn e|fh! His condition U re-
Inx exceptions to the inclusion of a Day and official insUtuUon of Uwipo,^ H better"
number of ballot* counted for j church -j-ht bodies are expected to ar-
Quarrv and to which they had ob- , Dr John D Here, superintendent f|vf ,„ »>)nrl{U Thursday After
of the Northwest district, spoke
briefly. He will be
mmlttee which will attempt to ^in""hc "m st sjaiv.tore Soclet;
' obtain more than $1,000,000 Lodge for viewing. Interment will
hurch extension "and Barren HU1 ^ ]n st Auriltines Cemeterv
,-«II tu » A.mwitnlti- ttiaf will ^Z.
Jetted during the recount prored
Attorney Julian Raman rep
resented Jone>
With the mount being
staged on three separate occa-sion',
the i hanging majorities
—with Quarry gaining at sir*
in > 11 v every turn—developed
an intense Interest aasang po-litical
abservers in the Court
I'mi-r and voters In Nnrrls-inwn
( nnshnhorken and Ply-mouth
Tw p.. which comprise
the Second Legislative dis-trict.
Jones went Into the count Fri- . Methodist Church.
flav nth a lead ot 'A. VM s*0a\l sneaker.
Till), was wiped oul inuncdlately i He commended the group on es-aud
Quarrv took the lead by seven i tahllahlng the church, the only
rotes when the Norrbfonn Third 'Methodlsi Church to Whitemsrsh
Ward ballots were tabulated. Twp.
Quarry did not remain out in' Jsmea Jones. Werner Rd, Coun-front
very long, however, as the try Acres, one ot the cherter mem-r"
check of the Norristown Second . berv was vocalist
Ward. Second District, cancelled ; Ail charter members were In-
Child Is First
To Tap Bell
William II. Murray
RepreHeulK Pupil*
Msrv Speaker, five - year - old
daughter of Mr and Mrs Theo-dore
Speaker, Jr. of 114 E. Sixth
._ i Are. tapped the old town clock
i. apoxe vising sn(j services, they will be "' , '"Kl7,_. „„. J „_. „. -.,
Soprano Beverly Bowser
To Star in Yule Concert
community that
benefit"
I am very well pleased with
pragreas here and I am certain
within a short lime a church
edifice will be built.'' Or Herr
MM.
Dr. Walter J Lepperl. executive
ternoon on the grounds of the Hof-fecker
grade school building, Third
I Anthonv Ognunenlco, of the •»« Harry. c°n*ohrk™|1 .
Caramenlco Funeral Home 403 The giant laoO-po^nd be1 oWa.
ft Main. Norristown. in charge of the Hoffecker building Itself, erect-funeral
services, and Joseph laco- «* *" !«»■ ^^ »« »"• hour-
'vilti. 13th snd Wells, here, brother (or more than a half century be-iof
the officer, are in Florida to i fore the big clock on the school was
handle sen-ices jallenced by age
Lt. Iacovuu was the son of Mr I The bell, preserved as a com-secretsry
of Phlla Miasionsrv So- „„<, Mrs JoWph iWOV|ttl 30 Pra- munity relic by the Corvhohocken
Iclety and Church Extension Bosrd ,^v 8( ss^a#IM)rt School Board, now will ring oul the
was the prta-
Jaiiies I ,«•<••• tV Smi«
To Pay Year-Knrl
Dividend of 6()e
School Board,
the close ot school days foi pupils
i,t the roubJto grade achrml. aa thev
more on to junior high school.
Karh af the sixth grade grad-uates
will be permitted le tap
tar bell. Immediately after pro-motion
at Ihe end of their
grade school atnd'es
"Th's bell Is a symbol of
'Co'ifnaed on Page Four-
Sailors Hurt
In Collision
(uir Overturns
leaving Kxpref*«way
riled U> a Charter Member ban-auet
at C:M Hednesda* night
at the church Friends ot the
group
Appclntmem
Directors of James Lees and Sons
on Thursday declared a year-end
dividend of 80 et>m per ahare on American way of life." Dr Robert
the aTT.300 shares of common stock c LandU. superintendent of public
o islanding. The dividend is PV-1 sehooia. told pupils, teachers and
able Dee, M. to stockholders o! re- < otner .peemtor, ,t the unpreaslve
church ofricm ^ P*6, iL!**' *hf ,* ^ .-° dedlCBUon. -'It is a symbol of free- Rjver Sll IMTMllflnlf 111
church oncers ^ four ^^1., quBrterh dlvld-1(in_ -nd «-„«-„„- like the ereat
Winners of top honors on a
recent Arthur Oodfrey pro-gram,
blonde Bev erh Bowser.
gifted soprano will be the guest
artist at an annual Christmas
concert ol the Conshohocken
Choral Society at I 30 Sstur-day
night In the auditorium of
Conshohocken High School
Well on h-r wav toward a
brilliant career. Miss Bowser
won top honors in auditions
conducted by the Pennsylvania
Federation of Women's Clubs,
and also Warner Brothers st
Carnegie Hall. New York City.
She was chosen winner among
mure than 100 singers. In com-petition
sponsored by the Bach
Festival Society
Appearing in leading rotes
with the American Opera Co.
Wilmington Opera Co. and Mil-waukee,
Grand Opera Co.. she
been signed to appear
Kith the Phils Civic Grand
Opera Oo. and is coaching for
ln< api>earance with famed
singer Helen Jepson in New
yet* cm
Ticket* may be purchased
from the con-en commiU-e.
choral meirsbers and at the
door
Smeat Wells, director will be
The official party assembled at
Front and Moorehead at I 30 and
drove in five automobiles to the
.Oulph Mills terminus. Employees
ot the State Highway Department
removed the barriers that opened
the expressway to traffic at 1:66.
The caravan, headed by the West
Conshohocken police car, in winch
Prank Altopledl. chief of police.
Mrs. Isabel C. Tyson, borough sec-retary
and Councilman Charles
Asko were passengers, moved east-ward
on the four-lane highwai to
Moorehead and Elisabeth Sts
The group ■aarmbied at the,
tnteraerlian and walled while
Mr. Tyson rat the ribbon and
allowed the can la rsnlinur
auto Maarehead. which will
earry the traffic on and off
the Expressway antll thai eec-n
»n af Use T.t praseway, extend-ing
from n eat t onshahoeken
is flladwyne, to rasapleted.
Included In the group who tne
el led „
new highway thla morning were Chapter, junto; Chan I
John Rvan. president of West Con- merce a; 7 P. M trmorroa a:
shohocken Tosn Council. Walter Rtdgew-ay Gardens
N Hannum. treasurer Cmm. ihneti .limit* VUuam P DaOtatboitr
Joseph Pollack. James Kelly and will be the principal apt
Miltfi White, E R Hummell, con- lo be honored sre the runn i-; i i
struct.-»n engineer, and H C Oaf- the oratorical com>)etiilOii Ibgf
bert. Uafflc engineer, both of the are Carolyn Slbole and Marlrn .?
Stale Department of Highways Grxywacs of CoiUhohocl. I I .
and Jamas Mundy and Eleanor coor.an sun >
The eeceae serUao a« the Es- boa. of St Ms
ef'kiall* was opened A rerardiag af M'v> » Brien •
bwth eaatbaand and west- address, entitled. "I sneak li-r
isemorrary, has be-n far.tc.i-ed
la the Male 1*«gaaxj t *r
entrv in the SUIe-atde co«—t.
Oueals will include UM th.,a
Judges in the borough comes . ft
Peaatf IViailer. Assls.an nui /
Ruperintendrnt or I
J. Welsh, Times Hersld si y cdl. >r
and Keleen Stuart women* fes-lurea
commeninr
O,;, , -■ i:r ' - l
Winner Enters
Recording in
State Contest
(.in--!- to Attend
llinntr Honoring
Six Student-*
Presenta lion of tftaahlsj sue! ,T-ilflcates
to Miss Mar.siuv Osrjn,
St Ma-thews Bagtl Sr.icoL and
Consholiocken Borough "Voice of
Democracy" clismnLon. and RoTert
Kelic r.inshohocUeii Hljh Champ-
Ion, will take pluc ■
the first titme on the meeting of the C i'
will be tnarie Wednesdsy night
Dr snd Mrs Levl Zerr. Dr and'to^ ^nunon stock dividend"pay
Mr*. Herr and Dr and Mrs Lep- '^^ tor 1M} w g3 per share
pert will be present. -rhe directori glso d-:lared a re-fhr
gular qixarterly dividend of ninety-lalx
and one-quarter cents per share
'on the company's outstsnding cu-mulative
preferred shares which lt
psyable Feb. 3, t«3 to holders of
record on J»n 16, 1IS3
dom and democracy like the great
iConfinued on Pafff Threes
THO Men PUT
rn* ^Jt <■»£"*">*« ^iLsaasns, Bell it-elf.' ' ' Has Klieiiuiiitir Frver
Also tapping the big bronse bell WfJ(ff asjmnwtgt,,.. Plymouth
was William H Murray, chosen to Vall(.v «upenntrndent tor Oa-repreaant
thoae pupils who attended hM1(n coMimetlon C«, contractor
Too Late lo Classify
LOST
Two Navy men. enroute to the K|||(' aild Hosts
Pill.'delphla Navy Yard, sustained
Injury requiring hospital trestmet,, Two employees on the secondary
before mtdrught last night, when the sewage disposal plant originally
g Ugb (tags, wer? riding turn- held under tSOO ball each on a
ed oirr three times on ihe orT-rampjcharge of aggravated assault and ^ogT
of ;hr Schcylkill Expressway, as'battery on Nov. 30. were discharged. svctinn
ihev left ilir Expie>s«ny at Oulph j on payment of $10 fine and cosM for papm
Mill* to tnke Uie road into Philadel-i at a hearing Friday night before1 ..**TJ*?/
phin ,!uaiire-Qf-the-Peace Prancla Boben- liC^-T BLACK COCKS* srsmax
'ThDRUf Dlliberto. 33 of 634 rttth, 303 FnyetU. j male. Dec « in Conshohocksn surv
Hawe , Norrlatown, driver of the The men are Edward Mays. 33. 41 Faretta. COnshohoefean 1*11
OkT. was trrated at Bryn Msar Hos- .and Robert Pearce. 4''. Southerners. !."*"'
pttat for abrasions of th- left hip who are rooming in Conshohocken i riMALC HELP WANTED
Albert Von TOSS 33 of Elwood, Thev are form fitters on the new
III*. MIMslued a fractured pelvis plnnt now under construction
the school in bygone day?
A former srbool director. Mr
Marray was selected when It
waa aaeertainetl that he waa
awe af the sixth grade puplh.
tf Tnftnurd on Page Su>
<jir f-.i" '.wo Trees.
Marine Is Hurt
dredging the Schuylkill In this
ares a Improving at Montgomery
Hu-pnrl. where he ia undergoing
treatment for rheumatic fever. He
was stricken several weeks ago. The
company, a New York Ann. ha*
field office* st 39 Fayette, Consho-hocken.
Ml>s HI VI HI V BOWsta
on tlie podium for the firs;
time here. Margaret Collins I*
to be the accompanist Mrs
Vendee: if: is chairman
of ticket* and Mrs Brie Hen-rique*,
patrons
Mate Burned
In Boat Blast
Swim* to Safety
On Km i Bank
Aksel Ace. 31 of North Lane and
Ridge Pk sustained 0r*t degree
burns of the left hand and fore-arm
and KM forced to jump from
ja burning launch, when an explo-sion
orcuired early Friday in the
Town Oouneil
Enroute to hie home from the
cchMehMken*: Marine Bur "Camp lf*une. N. Jtt Mee| Wrdnrndav
!CvJQ»ephR Puuey.31.Of S47 Rid. Thf ^^ commliUf £ Town A(.f „ „„„ pmp,ored bv thf
* irt"r' Councl1 wl" m9tX tonight in the Oshagati Construction Co, 30 Fay-
.T?l«."* Council Chamber tu consider bills etU\ CoostloboekgCL *as disciisrged
and salaries for the month by Bryn Mawr Hospital after treat-
The report will be submitted to ment
Ufa Co Torkiown Indians
MALE HELF WANTEI1
B ru M.iw: Hospital n the Phlla- changed to disorderly conduct,
Naval Hospital when Mays, who suffered a minor
The George Cls.v ambulance look stab wound In a fracas between the
th- men to both ho'pltals. :wo declined to prosecute Pearce, MAN for aer»lc» station, top wagss
A third Naiy man, Russell Son- whom Mays admitted knocking, *PPlr Jjjhn Bros ^x>aa mtoai. aa
duberg. 34. of Kenosha. Wisconsin, to the ground In the fight at Elm | - _Z.
also rlrlin;' In the car. was reported and Harrv. also asked no action SKXTOM. pa
d Officers Waller Pre**, and [ against Mays. Church. Oonshohock.^ tioo par_»
William Blewttt. Upper M-rlen A third man. Implicated by the
Twp police, investigated Iraalr. could not be found
cuff.
adjlafj nf ihe foreliead
treatment at Chestnut HU1 Ho*
-pltal. at 8:30 A M. Saturday wher
'^^'H Brt ^rdr»ee^.n^lsrrl Co^"cU' ^ •PPrJTal"Wednesday "oVadwvne Fire Co. summoned to
K" night at a monthly meeung^ the scene .as unable to save the
■ ■ 112 passenger Inboard motor launch.
II i.mmiiM* IInn II ttiill.. 1it1.mmii I on* ot^"pP*,lr^u<wvdowrkfnMs"rv(r•«oam1eswths>e
At i tilr Dinner iriver bank to the big dredge, being
The Conshohocken Lions Club
Barren Hill, hk a soft shoulder,
careened and hit a tree on each
side of the road.
Donald Shoulter. 19. of Grand
Rapids. Mich., riding with Pulley.
and al*o stationed at the Marine
base, CM aped unhurt.
The car was damaged sn eeitm-
LOOg AT TR1S'
is
Tour ereat nt Pay
Going Par gnougb *
I am Interested in * man who Is
<n •satisfied with ht< prowat ln-
'omi If you Bra Intarratad in an
»pp for w*«klv par charkt stich aa
HUM. giaiii * gliiM wrtie Bui
13S. The Recorder. ConshohocSrn
FOR «E>T
_ , , ,. . TT , OASAOZ. wc. iitkT*T«. * ■arrr-it
Dances nf limpid beauty of line the medium of movement of a conshobockeB S-*4*l. iii.n.
Snd form that often resembled j Negro spiritual. Somewhere There ^^^—upper" F*yett*''»t—gentleman
sculptured piece/- come to life were ' is A Place Called Heaven." was a i sssto. 3 adults in fam Bsaakfael ir
presented Thursday night In the pace-setting opener tor the six sub- > osa write Box sn. Tha mecorOer
Park House. Firth and Harry, by a sequent nrmbers
win hold sn annual Christmas *i
tertalnoasnt Dec. IS in the audi-
Dsrt-time. for Pmusstant; ,ted |700 The entire from was un mm of Spring Mill Are house
church, ootu^hoekan •"•»»■» jMnajhed Offlcer Kennerh Swan- This La te be the only meeting of
^i-m aon of Whiternarsh Twrp po.tce In- (he club hi December. Ralph Eberle
vastlgsted president, announced
Student Dancers Are Sensation
At Art League Performance
to remove the silt from the
riverbed
Are Just finished ferrying
night shin worker* from Ihe
dredge |g Ihr shore, snd was
heading, bark to Ihe dredge.
anchored in mid-river, when
the boat stalled. He altrmpled
lo get II started The gasoline
lank esploded. spraying nsns-
Ing gasoline aver thr interior.
M ■ Ewa :.'.■■■:
attempt ■ fight the Hume Ac
was aided by fellow worker'
j The Job of dredging the river
[from Plymouth Dam, above Con-
'Shohocken, to Flat Rock Dam. nrar
Shawmont. was begun Nor 9 by
tthe Oehagnn Co.
■ Crews working around ihr clock
will require 10 months to complete
group or voung sculptors and paint-. Barbara Chase, flrst of the Tyler FOR -Ml
era from the Tvler School ot Fine group to appear, offered a striking
An*. Elkin. Park, a branch of dance baaed gft a Martinique le-,"^^^b^M.noganT"conshc"
Temple University tgend. horsen <-3oa
The unusual program of classic, Natalie Charkov. Helen- Stem ,1^., "TV;,,/ * '.UZ^^Z—77
and interpretive dsnrlng sponsor- Theodore Hallman and Loael raas- '',", '«7 fwgeti* st conahoh^xrn
ed by the Conshohocken Art League, bltt performed s mediseval court dl-ti >
was featured after a round table dance with ggfefl CHICSOO siint - .sate., aim 4
supper at 0 46 Approximately 60 Arnold Tarsborelli tn-iructor- «7ie aWte if aatte* ats* i. g]
members and guests attended the student at the Tyler School show- Tharrr doll coach, aa OOnshohork
supper. ed expert muscular control m an
Against a start background. ' East Indian dance Tarsborelli. a NOROE
limited b> "tie small aoM-mblj member ul Thomas Cannon's be
mum stage and aecampanled let troupe with the La Sculu Opri . .*, m,». ..uurr. a.,,,,,,.«-srsE.aa^iSi -M
• S-1S33
• cu ft . guoa tone] .
■ a !»,-. :t, a out Rru Apply uu
g Brttor Si. Cunshoh^-SMi ; slara They were called the
|{i-iiiriiilM*riii<> i>6 Years ....
Action Was Suift in Basketball;
Tripping Common, Fouls Rare
BV I'NCLt WALT HANMM bgfi who worked In the iron mill;
isket- ail KKk- Bnarbe until Saturds |Rr?a.atLr£S= K-*«Si-.£S-sSi - "» *' • »"'—«-» and fouowers to go back over the ""d pley football in the afternoon. -—
earlv days of the game in Con-"0 hom* ,OT ""PPer and then come Indn-triill J^afeiv
,shohocken and note the clu.nges b*ck u. the evening and play
!that bare been adopted over a pe- ba*ketbaU. IJUD tO llM*
riod of more than a half centurv let u» fwoceed with our subject The reccnih -formed Msnufactur-
In dealing with these old-tlmr Conshohocken was une of tiie first 5™ Assoclst on Industrial Ssfety
athletes, it la more than poaslble little* towns to nave a court team Club will hold ii* aewnd meeting,
jthat I will from time to time men- It as* started m l»4. two vrars « 3 WediiesUs) m the ofnoe* of
'lion some personally, because in rm before 1 came to The Recorder. »* -soci.llon. 1600 De Ka.b, Nor-book
they would not have to lake The game was sponsored by the rMJ?*" n rto_nrIh mBr,.w „.
back seat for any present-day Pioneer Club, a social organization Chsrteap. Dorworth. manager of
Iron that devoted a lot of lime to drill- **'">' ■nd »»**«■ *l A1*" Wood
bound traffle and ma> be used
bv all vehicular traffic Thr
Male Htghwa* Department has
erected aigns at t.ulph Mills di-reeUng
track traffle to ron-iiniie
down Montgomery A»r
throagh Ihe Main Une ta reach
Philadelphia However, there
to ii" IwfracUan of Ihe law t*
use the llxpreaawa* ihrwugh
West Canabahivtowi.
Work on the cdh uuctloa of the w. oermann prrriespai .
aecond seclion as* begun in the iiocken High ^
Sprlng of IBM hy the 6 J Orove .Joseph s
Co. and was completed in Septem- Matthew'*; Hafo'.d c MrCuen, e-l-ber
last year Scocs of dwelling* n,n of The (anshaheeken Rerorwri |
In Oulph Mill* agul West C*)n*ho- jamea Nellany, aw«j ■
hocken were demolished to make Irm .whltey. kieiler 1
jroom for the super highway West [llf lKO uopiir-- - '
IConahohocken wag rut in two as Knd tclersdou <'
'wss a section of Hebel HiU tributed prows
, A anecial meeting of Weat Con- c^T>t fttofeg Witef (
ihohocken Town Council hss been Benedict. Ken net n HeU. ol I'M
; called tor tomorrow night at • to phuup. purniture Slor- and J.
(complete arrangewwrnt* for part- ajbert Warrell
ing and other ureffir regulation* Rabert r.hUnger. cf thr \'rn
and policing the new thoroughfare w-0- >(pp| (. ,, kP„erBi
. hair man of Ihr . >mmltlee
Ufa, rtle r.rk Man Sr+SSH *&
IVomoted to Major Tba setfj Deccmher m tuag of
| wimamFrahm.^or^wjg %ȣ* g
nperromMote,d™to *Mgajo»r Jin *the IRsaeVsearrveelTs *«*».„»„' ,*"«r.k.^, ' 0 attend
An executive offlcer of Ordinance •« members to
Muhilixatlon Designation DeUch-ment
7. an Army Organised Rr Krerralioillll t.oillir.i
aerve Corps <ORC> unit. Major Ca- aVaSJ
hill is the husband of Ann M Ca- Host to I .llllflri'lt
hill and the father of Msureen. one A mnnlhly meelng of ihe Waal
month old Conshohocken BaUl'MttaTall I
A veteran of World War II c(, tt.,„ hp „,_;,, l0nie;ti hi thl
Cahtll was commlasiotied second |lr,roUi.ll Building
lieutenant. Ordnance Corps, in pitns ullj ^ completed lor si
1B43 He wai pmrnoled to first inimi| boroir.h-wldr c.irialmas
lieutenant In 1146 while In Oer- ^^ tvT onidreii to be held 1
many, to captain also while he ths* lne auditorium at Oergc l
ataiioned in Oermany in 1*40 While YiTf nou< at 1 P M Mai Hu •
overaeaa he een-ed a* supply offlcer Q>cn D-V;, prr+l(jfnl wm preside.
with the «»7lh Ordnance Ammunl-
Uon company and later as opera- . .. , .... ..
tiona offlcer of the 315lh Oidnancr JaiH'll Ml Hays
battalion He hold* thr C«aup«Uot)f R-.nseveU Howard. StM
medal <Oermsny. Victory' medal. ilafl no home *a
and the European Theater Ribbon ftlf. Twawdtj sfternoan on s ch •*
with four battle stars m w. .-IIKV. A: a h-arlng be": 1
Major Cahlll presently i» employ- Runic*- WUtUUB u
ed by Army Ordnance at Frank- tad to the coui;:y Jafl «i N '■ ■
rord Arsenal, Philadelphia km tag 30 ds>.'
Organ, Chimes Dedicated,
$3200 Quota Exceeded
•nly lit a rexurding mat liinr.
six dancers at the Tyler Hchaul.
augmented by one from another
Phlla. dance groap. pmrnlrd
dance forma that were hlghh
"rnmmnnlraUvr" ot the mood
Interpreted. Danrlng Is a rrqair-ed
sabjeet in the TUer flne
arts coarse.
Outstanding- was Fred Bacon, a
member of the John Hines Dance
Oroup and a formei Tvier student
whose sensitive translation through
YWl'A
Tarsbarrlll and Namv Ora-aan.
analher Trier Undent.
danced the lengthy "F.ncoun-ter"
which e\ pertly ran Ihe
rrautionel gamut Lowell Nes-bllt
presented aa annealing
"Seascape." snd Frr Racnn.
again scored in a name
Haitian dance. "The Mamba '
The formal program a aa pre-iContfniird
on Pope Four-
IJ-M-isaaplm.
bsrasin
I AppUance*. lne m W Kldgc Pk
fSED t'ARS FOR HALE
vrouTH'cLrsFcoUFg'aii
1 :.: Dale .• ; m illeags, so o»i
(.17* cc>n^riehr,-::».n «-*»«
I (CcmfMitted on Paat Ftrei
Men
At thai time ar principal in
•ntlr> was Iron mils None of
the industrial establish mn.t*
that line the railroad at thr
present time was In existence
In those days, rren Ihe I re
Rubber and Tire Compant,
waa attU the J, Ellwand Ua
Surgical Weeks and arcupird
Ihe site nf the present Phila-delphia
I nlform In at Flghlh
snri Harrt
Nearly all the player* were iocs,
ing and
null are
marching
attire and .
rniMJCi on parade
quarters la the old school
ballding that stood on a hill
near Second astd lorrest. The
sight la new the location af a
raw ef atarea and apartments
and Ihe t enahohorkru Fed-eral
Savings and 1.1.411 Aaae'n.
hufldlni The rnrps was housed
therr far several years and it
iCowtmued gag Page Four)
ev dre-i^ed c°i ,v> Rorlt 'emuorary chairman
ttracted at ""■ 9™P *■ '» charge of ar-rangements
Harry normsn. per-sonnel
dnrrtor of K J. Lsvliiu Co
hi Plymouth Meeting. Is lempordtt
^ """ setre'ar-
Coniniihsiion to Meet
The monthly meeting of the
Conshohocken Fire Commission will
be held in the Council Chamber
at 8 P M timmroa Carmen Janu-fcell;.
rl.*.ni,.i;: and a member ol
'Washington Fire Co. will preside
The congregation of Cedar
Heights Community Church dedi-cated
an organ and chimes yesiei-day
afternoon aith especial re-joicing
Purchased st s cost of S3300. in-cluding
installation and alteration
of the choir loft, there was every
assurance the new equipment will
be paid for without the necessity
of fund-raising sctiviiles for this
purpose in the future
The congregallwi a->isted by
taaWU and lndu-.ii>. overacrlbed
the quota a week In advance of
the deadline. Rev William A. Oar-man,
pastor of the chutch Jubil-antly
announced He will m«rk his
35lh year In the Cedar HclgiHi-pulpn
nrxt October
Ollbrrt Heghrv prnidrni of
thr 1 hair, prrtriitrd the kC) la
Ihr organ to Kr> Mr daraua
The rerllal was he Mr*. Mawie
Haral after Fr.<nh B. Carllie
turned en the -wltca of Ihe
organ. Ftral selerUon was.
"Praise Oad Frews Whom All
Blessings Flew," An added fra
lure was thr rrrKMh.n «' 'Ihe
Old Hucrrd ( roi. with rh-mr
S».d> Aiail^oo, II, l*w
Lord's Piayer
Prayer by Roocn n si [pn u
the service
Res. Mr l.armaa. In a '■ ■ "
talk, rev.ewed hew. a few goxav
days age. aftrr be prraehed lie
minutes on. "How Oreal Is
Vaur lalth.' mem^irrs el the
congregation pled^rd »:4|S
within thrrr minute Ihr airi
age atlendanrr in rhaeih I* 7t;
In Ihr Habitant Hrh'wl. law.
Re\ Mr Oarnan., aon. A
a as In charge of enlarging ihe p)s>
lorm. a task accompltohe largely
through voluntary Inboj
lum E Oannau to esTfflsl '
Krt Additlja Plait, duett .
choir
After the service, tu/kev sand-wiches
and coffee ieerw served uf
TlM ttavior otaksj mil buM g rs»
hcSrval ji ti 30 (uuioiru* nig iL Lhgj
: JI T 30
Tlie onV nvene we
~. Wearagidsa night Eleotlon of o*.
fleers and tgatsVn pf the p^ni,. 4
School Is fj be h-'#« I P M.
The Emfr\ | prem>ia(
"-ut- owg-aos as
tr.aaVtasw.es,