The Conshohocken Recorder, August 27, 1953

              Oh. lo IIY Kills Again ®he Uccorier ¥ THI'RSHAV. Ana ST 27, m.i.i
ConJIiohoiken, f^a.
nut ciuhvi-
Barm Nil.'. Hi ,of.f* V««f. ,j
Plymniilh \ ■•lie
t.ulpk M II . (pring V.H
Ti.r Hume Newspaper for 84 Years
E. Kirkpatrick
Rites Saturday:
Officer Was 51
I .inn- Homi from
lln-|iii.J Tnraiiai
VIHI DM Ncrt l>i»>
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shohockrn po Iice
IfBapIng eocd In tl I pool" Wedni
afternoon during tbc luninier'i newest heal wave wan
Sunnn Orr, Left, 20 K. Elm St., and Dennii Koxlowski,
IS E Eln St., who were tht envy of the children in the
neijrhbi rhood
khvanis Talent Woman, ()0
S!:o\\ in Fall Breaks \rniin
Named
\imn.it Event
kpatrick
liber ot *
Dcpi
•/ears, died shortly briny* BAM
tl iionu
l
ministration Hospital Philadelphia,
lor three montliB he li.id returned
home tlir dav before He wax. M
Serving with Co 1 Fifth Divi-sion.
60th Infantrv hr suffered ■
machine nun bullet wound in his
gtder, and also was gasa-mt
In the lanird Battle ul the
I ancc
' In linr <>f poloe dul». a* a
mrmhrr of Ihr borough polii*
drpartmrnt In- IHr.ii aevetal
f'ncrr* nt hi- djthl hand MM
shut ..(I a.tidenllv bv an ol-flrer
hr Ml luNIIni in 1*1*-
nawna Tup officer hirkpjt
ink . »urageous|v aidrd tn the
capture of a criminal at (hat
lime, with llirn Snear. n»«
rhirf nl nolle* In Plvmoath
Twa fnoj aaxtatd * ■axataet
h-fieved tn hair rnhhed a Cen-shuhocken
store and cornered
him In a h:irn in Fhnmulh
Tap Ttir MB0B4 wu* knuan
In be armed
Officer Kirkpatrick entered the
barn and was seutcritng for the
suspect when another officer a
also entered Th» rfin-stitute,
warned the suspect was con-sidered
dangerous, fired when he
beltved the man was approaching
him
Conanohockaa No. 2 Fire (.'-ompany ofiu'iaU and rvpreaentativee "f manufactur-en
and fin* BnderwTtteri taw) pressure of nwa pttmper yeeterdaj iftaraooa). Shown
inspecting are Joaeph C. Tltoi ■-■■ ■uistant chief: Richard Sargent, official of Hale
Fire Puma < o., builder of th>- pump*; k. IV Wentse!, rire underwriter; i'ranklin B.
Thomaa, Im, tjxiet anginaar, < lonocaen Flra Depai tmenl. William Bingnam. Auto*
. nianufactuii of th« fire engine; Elmer Pauat, company captain.
and Jnmc< Allan, company ft itenant The pumper paeaed inapection, will be placed
In opera! —'i when state Ueai ived. aimi ph*
< rOmmttteei
For
K ■ club wii:
bei announced '
i l him.
m eul U> preaentea in:
Ol Cannhohocken j
Avf and' .
due an<i announcement ol tudt-1
lie roada ii:
I i'-rfaoach announ-'
D name wr.h Mie .IJV-A:
at Center I
liur »i!l be Wapt 3. a'. .
II it-T|| OsfleaWaWaO waa
n.'nird mu i-.i| dirrttor .■( the
11|—i \tn.» . IfeytW) Wri
i h u.in.ni ■■[ tlir Jii-nr aitii |iii/r
i oininillrr. aaeMel b\ I tuiln
(i>hrn. < lurlr- Butera and II"-
aj -i ■ hmjirru.
i ittSC, Ariliur Lefkoe.
r Jtwipb Pur '
n DaneUa. Jnme.i :
1 Anthony Civello.
I o, Henry
V- C monf. Ar-
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niiind 0
-;; aawrlnaii, Anthony De-
Vg4lt«r Phipn." J
•l.i.i-i Q:i[iO*ll7. J0^cpll
V . H - - < Mannopp9j.i.
•fgijm. Pete.- Romano, chair-
AntnoD!
Wnoer. Louta piantow. i
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iance K i ph t ■
ooard JHCobaon.
llie nelleU stnick Officer Kirk-
1/ >ll ,.| I I ..,,,.. i" I In the arm and hand He
I illi ell IIIMIK HWll fiticrr* and suffered
iirriii'.'h the ream from the
pclltta moving about In hla bod>
The lonir-tlme Cotuhohot'ker.
(ngl Puhl, M of Ridnc
Ptke and Obttroj) Ru I
Hill. L- ninftned at liome 6Ul-
Terlng a broken left arm.
'hum kill POl I ■
waa MttttiK in a eon I
..ii the trli'iilitmr wait-inn
lor a n.ll Irom La
tn-law. A ("• BOcn A tiilroad
U irom
home on rUQa, oftni two tuinui *
Mrs Puhi awaitat
Saturday Baanuoi at home, her
'■ ■ kin Ohn H'■
OlltMllr in tlir IMtdil,
\1; I'ulil apimrently lell aaaNp
HIHI ••■ %halr.
1
ll aaTlllil she found her
mother Ivmjt on the Iloor, un-able
to move
"Help me up." Mm'Puh] Mid
M didn't mention that
her arm hurt. Mrs il
'her to bed on the aec-ond
now I-iU-r in the dai
Puhl told M '
seem to have any use of tv...
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Rdiiiiunc her niothr |
family pliy.siclaji In (h
i< rajra »i ie taki ■
Puhl finally was lakei '
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order to net the bone X-rays
again were taken aJtt
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Choral Society
Meets Director
Slraka InlriiiliiciMl
Vl Milling yiiimlay
The Conshohocken Choral Society
s:,,2.vr.,„, Cpl. Szmiegcl
rax RebavSc F|ying |jome
W oiiinlnl Hi in W in-lloiioralili-
lfi*i liaryr
School Census
At New High
ForNext Term
Enrollment Increase Heavj
In Parochial Schools; Three
.Nr« Buildings i«> Be Opened
I i roUmtnti ''•■>' I computad m nmjnriiy
■ KhohodMn HII«1 >ur-rouiiilini;
conimunilies for ihr 111.'.', "il tiiir.
I ,,ii.K'lv.-ii puhl,. ichoob "ill bagin ><-V-H.H> Sapt 10,
while pi hi»l ichaob in ihc urea will blva the firat roll
call on Si j ; 9
Father of 3
Hurt as Truck
Rams Auto
I'lv nii.nlIt \ ggagj
Man !•« >rriou*lv
In |ii i nl in * i.i-h
Ifi'ailliiM'
1% >loiicla>
| , .iLh Va.ey man was ad-mitted
to Montgomery Hospital s.ul-fer.
ng aeri.nu Injury TttW
teinoon a'lien live aedan
ba waa returnuig from Wark, a as
hit broadside by a truck near the
In tenter turn or JonnAon Road and
Behoir A'e PlvmouUi Twp
v.-.in of Hie cniAh Is Joseph F VlH. ki;iu,. a^-.,-, in,in_ t ..
acrvicrinan, Moljneaux, 29. of S23 Clover tauu.lM utigncd Sep; 14
Ihr itra ntrmlien hatr keen
S4.-li.ml> in Plymouth, UpB
loo and Whltaanarah 1«pa. will
start u.'. V- M
khocaeo. the ete-
M liool avatein will begin
Sept V
Rubrit C Landia, lupeiiiiU-iident
of pulilh' achoola in Conahohocken,
ail] u.i-ei vitli uiemiiers of the tar-rulty
ea '!"' opening dn> to dis-cuss
plrtti* for the school yea:
Hr »ill gfeM the elementary and
kindergarten lacultv in 6m Hairy
street bui.mi.k HI U A M and
ill meet tlir Junior and Senior
inj ai 1 3H P M in room
six of the hiptli acliool
Tie Mitdctiu in Ute ak
•chool from wia.k- our lo six ami
ihoae in :ta> junior nlgli school from
sewn to nine aitl report a; 9 AM.
Thuradav for a hall-day seaatoii.
The lUHh arhoiil atudanw Is gradea
I report ai i P1-'.
10 lor a half-day ^e^-
aloo.
A.| studenu will report for full
session* at 9 AM Fridu
A Pl>mm,,h
rtohnan won national reroanltion -HJJ ,,„Mnn rehearsal lor the tea- , , waiaWAf wounded in Korea last p.yutouth Valley, fatb* of IhrM
fo- a unloue volunteer war-time resimir rcnraraai ior u.e , M„l(,„y u ,hp la,. day on wntfh Janutry aboul . Ill()1(,,i u1in he u duJdrfn Hu wxtt Held, Ji
K Whrlad WaJn '-on- *"" "* ^™"11«mcnl *'".a rrbata of two percent .ill be mtmA ,h, comtmt „m, ttlll ar- » „ur^ on tne v.afl of Sacred Hear.
v tuntnn tn on a.short- made today. ailowed on borough, school and nw »t home tomorro*, honorably Hopit*
Ltd broadcast at his home.' Donald Btraks. of Melrohe Park. ™ |«<" '" C.^hohorken. discliarged. | ^^^ ,„ h,% m w )t rraphed
1941. he waa surprised to'chor>1 director at Pennsylvania I ^,f Conahohocken and While- Hr B Cpj CMl sem^i. 33. aoa ■ ,hriauUl a tWJM and rede* near
hear a Berlin broadcaster giving Ui1„,rv rnlitlo. m-iter u in be the'""' « ' c< Mr. and Mrs. Otaiile) s/ii.iegel. Uif „J Df Uie acvldant. he* uffereri a
news of American prLMjners tn Ger- """"V Co"**' ™atar will be he A..,.r Mliridl), t n,( „* m ^ o[ 1M w R(d ,,lkf Hjll,.„t,vlU(. "VJJ , ^( fa
man war camp* Jf" director of the ^n mu group1 ^ ,rd unui oct 11 when a pen- „, wfl] lr.1V(. u*e Oakland. Call- I SSJ™ w^» right hip andiacer.-
Listen.nK tn reguUrlv each night He succeeds ErneM Wells, who re-, lJt , rtw p,rwnl »in *. MM IllNi:;1 N,,vltl Hoapiul< uher, he! ^^.^ JL MSvneauTu a
for the wart duration, h, Mtab-,^,^1" "" P°it U" 8prUl8 *" i ** * "ul>.hc .•»*•£ ,h" l"x Ci'"K' ha. b,,n raeat-lng treaunent for, ^^J o^^ oice .taft^Ol B O
Phlla.
DHvlnr Uie true* limilved in
r..|ll*ton waa Angela Sala
Ihr high - iia.it f*.
101 i.ir- |..h.
li*h«l an informal "One-man to illncv,.
Bureau of Information rm Amert- Straka b director of the Turf and
nin Piisoner.* of War In Oeimanv'.. Tinsel Club of Villanova College
and relayed the news commit from and the Main Line Muslcrafters
(■erman tn prlsonDecrnTr families as • and is organist of the First Baptist
■ -\ as Oregon
The new*, tn sometime.. Hi*
first, and nnlv newr that .imr
IH America from the impriaon-
*d Vankre service men Wafft*
in; night patrol •.hill* nerlndl-sauty,
Offirer Kirk pa "Irk "ften
-•.nti.rd hla midnight lunrb
<Contitiurd on rage Four)
(iaioVell Lane
Dust Reduced
\»*^ <!oiM|ihtinlH
K< -nit in Artion
h ol (■
I Hi* choral aroup will begin
preparation*. *o>in for It*, an-
.tnoo.il > uIt- romrrl, the date
in be announced. A mrmbrr-ahip
drive will he launrhrd
after mumption of rehearsal.
' The new director was Introduce
to member* by Edward Andn
at a corn roast ai:
imertir.K Mondav night at the horn
of Mr and Mrs N Erie Hennqui
Montgomery Ave Oulph Mil:
'Mrs Hcnnques is treasurer of t)
cancel
j An Informal "sing" was a festj-of
the program Also present wet
iMrs Helen Krlebel. Mrs Cathrv;
Barnr5. Mrs Julia Bland, ktl *J
nle M Herbert, Mr*. Jane t
Schrock. Mrs. Vernon Vandenrij
.if all three dlMnrta have ar- seven months, by puiue tomorrow
!l to extend hours to receive moniinic He will land at tin In-tent
il Aiipoit. Philadelphia.;
e office of James Darby, 303 He will be Kiecied by his parental
tie 8t., Conshohockrii, will re- and OttHP. uit'inbcis ol the family
open Monday night from 1 on Hnival
I The office is open dally r,,j Bamiegel was wounded at
* from 9 until 5 jtmiki r Hill, in the region of the
I Mrs Anna C Ried. West Cmi- ruinous Sflth Parallel, laat Janu-sholiocken
tax collector, will ail In gry 14 While on night patrol duty
he council chamber at the borouxh with his Marine outfit, he stepped
I building this afternoon from 3
tU 5 snd tonight Irom 7 to V and i was
utate :m nt ^*^ Dlammiri
, «i..' II*". The tehlole
owned b* %*phaH r»*iin and
<tuppl* Pa, (onuhebeehen
Road, rivnmath Twp.
Salamone was releaaed m »SO0
nil by Juatlce-oI-the-Peace Char- ■
iu of Plyinoutfa Twp -.i
(Conff'tui-d on Page r"oari
field mine HU right foot '«
n badly mangled It had to be await outcome ol Moi.w.e !!1-
Weather (Jiief
Kows to Storm
! amputated above the ankle He Juries.
I auffeied a compound fracture of The tm
1 the left foot which was encased Twp poll'
i In a plaster cast for many weeks
I He also suffered wounds of the proached
■k driver told Plvmouih
e that -he air line PJ
brakes failed as he ap-
■!ie intersection
Sayi \toni KIHMII
IIH.II It il U> W IIMI
Work of oiling and chipping Mrs prank Matt.son and Un Hi
Oldwell Une began todav to elii.i- rlques. Misses Ruthe Riahler, pm I
unite the duat nuisance which had dent-elect, Rita Ooaml Ol
danajota to appeal for rjouaiass. Mary Nen Ral<
relief from Charles K White. s*<- Kllv Bp,u at.yArr %Urv Pf!;,(
Ciwanolracken Board Tllt.rr^ Pi;H,lh ,rta U)1„
..of Health *hn Heffenti.f _•
P ,""%£!'" *f." T t*rrI11- "*"■>■ I AtkinUn. Ur Ru ,,-ned Monday bv White, who dl- k-t, ,-, Vrh ,-„r, P r,_,„ ,
■ orriinn to Jam ,,, B[)DMll t)l <*" C Erb Carl E Rein ,1
. ■„., -1 -■<• "l^lbf" Margaret H Collins ., . «; w:\z F^r"M.r'"*%?%;
before members of Con- -1, k™T-h. „.„,„,„ «r ,„. Frank Matiaon. Patrice
'Crime Oetoptu^
Deancribed in Tall.
and narcotics ha; e been
rau«e« of mCPea
volr Road, were damaged by
impacl of the MS;H
The tmck badly damaged
.owed to a N
sedan, de^cilbed a
■»cd kg Foster's CiaraRe
Hallowefen,
Yule Events
Are Planned
and the Hcnnques family, gues:
L Special Courl
* * . miprove UM
senous health problem, but also
roe 1 tteraj ffraTdJUfm of ih* road
Octopus" cited the tenarles of fa- fo, i.uunnobile
miiv bUnda tacttffar- work hu been going on through
ence and negligence as factors thr. lagrpuab since August 11.
chipping streets, with %' 4 14
lencales of love, under- »i. ()r Spring Mill Aic and Wells 1 liil Hl'ii II/<'>
lUndlng. guidance and proiection | ,■ new covering
are sldat) • .^ nnVf ordered a ,
Plans for th- 15th annivcr*.. . vertng of nil and \g»\t (lll'/iwi
:n of the Coitshohocken Moris on CaJdweu Lana to give pernu.n- 1"f v» VjllIAt II
to be held as part of the Scp'.em>r n ■ Einprovemenl to the rood
The board of directors Of the : < anU)| of -he road- Mrs Emily E Brown, of Oulpt,
inUm of Com- Jatne< J Raih. presid-i, ibOQl tie weaka „„,, hBd thp Ji(1I[|ir — B>||||||||||
--r« tnr.ieri their liiouitllls to
f. Leary. and f.
' abdomtti the riRht shoulder and craalied broadside Into DM
I the rmlii r.oiplc He waa trans- neaux car headed north OS
fen-d in a hospital in Japan and Ave The inuk was headed south
twn waaftg later was brought to .in Johiuton Road
tlir Oakland Hospital An Iron fence and shrubben OB
1 MISS Dontay fnenw. ,|"' prnp-rti <'i Axel schuir-
■ t DUISt, and Mrs. Con-atiuiif
Vakimoff of 24 Maple b! .
vUited at Onkli'iid in July and
Explosion of atomic bombs has »rrr overjoyed to see how much
no eflert on weather conditions, an he has unproved He wiU still re-
, ,_.,,„ v„„ quii' periodic treatment at a 3 >•-
..pert meteorologist toM members ^J^ llUBplI„, U| PhluldHpina
,.f the Conshnhocken Rotary Club ^^ fc m ,.
Monday night. tM Corps on Jar. 17. 1961
Speaker at a weeklv dinner meet-1 lie recetvad hu b«MC tiaiiiuic at
IHR at Baum Gardens Hidite Pike Pal I UJUd B C and WHS sin-liiack
Hoi I HCPJ P Ai.im> M. C™ 01
oieteorok*. ,:nmi-n' Co Osmp Pendlr-weather
Bureau said. In effect. Ion, Calif., Isal OctotM BV
•hat no a; a jhjwer- California Nm IP and arrived tn
ml as the elements. ■
•The .atest hurricane thai swept «-*£ ^ m the front in,,
■ ' H. ■ ,!">ed -t the Tvv than a dozen atomic bomb*, he Rock .
<£ defmed esstfcet s* ttoS un- "**«* rnter...
•-qua] heating of the earths atmos- mm ., . ., 7.) do bv Hiis
Quaker Chemical
Firm Writeup*
Start Manilas
1 tid Steel Co
and Christmas at a
luncheon Tuesday at headquarters
of the Conshohorki n Association,
vette Rt and Et*hth Aie.
^ reque.-t submitted bv the
I
time an an-il
lowi ' ii program Was
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WUllam A lent, ap-jinied
Hr . ' 11 n editor
■ Tdland. ,tas explained
Infant and Mother Fly
Atlantic to Join Soldier
A west Cuti'-lviluM'ken mother and
. nrwsiii Up a her fue-months-olri daughtei wan
nimittee that will dlncl Vole ob- up to tl
vary individual conduct- Wadnaads] flvintp lor the young*
e a busflitss m the borough will ting with bet daddv
provided lull d;it 1 next month stationed with the V. S Army in
, plans for prou iting (.ill and Austria
liter bu.'lne-s. It tn lllll ktSSl POaslbh Hie voungest flyer from
Moore gate a glowing re,«irt op n,e Cnnshohocken area e'ser to
Of the second annual cr,iss the ocean b\ pjg I
«!-» Box Derbv Julv 4 in Conaho- Lynn i:,
cken and 'he journey of bg men. Ravmonrt R Rfccl. should be safely
mien snd boys to Akron on AUK ,„ jfrankford OtSfmanj I
where they were spectators at lf:ii:[ll; 1 '. nort. Phu-e
Iflih annual national Soap Box '^dplna Tue>oav afternoon
ig^chairman of the Mrs Rt.rrt Ih(. former Margaret
hftrge of the rnde- Smiln A rtsrlattptd nor ■
D .-lrbration nere o*ugll*tl ■' Mioniat
was named g , , th(. Fl)|d p,
: ■ '
'.'tnnie •
ortwj 1
■
r > '1 J 1 is for a dinner next
inoii'ti also were dlscuaaed.
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dauglner joining s.*t Kred almost
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them on thru arrival in Salsburg.!
I
Waiting a government "nod" fo
.. , " _ [join her husband bo Una, near
llr*. Ul*/|;l Ki'lliriia Isalzburg, Austria. Mrs Reed decid-]
l 1 4' Payette ed to make the air trip at her own
Wednaadt from New expense when 'he found that It The mother and girl lelt Phila-where
sue aTtttrll-m a would be months before she could d^lphia by clipper a? 1 SO P M
three-dav gift show The shows go under government auspices by Only cne other passenger a man
ware h-,d at three hotels. 1 water. * vConfmaed on Pope /our,
d States citi/en today, R'
a special session of the Naturaliza-tion
Court in Norrlstown before
j Judge William F Dmuiehower
. The Federal government request-ed
this unusual etnaeaj
•■ i Lfa of Hnrrj hi
I they acknowledged that ahe had
. not received notice to attend
' regular Naturalization Court April
JO. and did not feel she should t»
deprived
next regular session in December
Born m Oxford. England V
Brown iHine to this oountr) «-
years ago after residing
ada for two years She aaajanii
when she married that she I. .
automatically become g
since her husband was 1
of World War I Mrs Brown dM
not learn otherwise until - 1
wanted to travel to Canada two
years ago
Bnsj made Immediate applica-tion
for citizenship papers, and
after the necessary wall
was scheduled to be naturalized 11:
April
"f want to congratulate you *
Judur D.mnehower said as he swore
r ■ ii ben.n.INK u 1
what 1 U-iieve is the worlds grttt-ast
republic '
In addition to her husband. Mis
Brown has two sons. Edward, of
Cedar Heights, and Albert ol
Oaks, and a daughter. Grace wife
of George Wood, of OdnsJ
Professional aralhrrmen tia*e
forrraMs on air movrmrtitv
weather map*, surfare con-ditions
of the earth, and mote
recenih ihrnuch the aid of
Navy planr* lhiti| at ' IfM
allitudr*. •luriiiiif appfiai biii(
si»rra«. Adams etplained
Amateur weathermen
■ d direc-tion
and clnud rotation, he said
To Rives Beach
■
a 72 per-
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Introducing the
ier 1, H 1
tpltted OH ''atr-' I
Tile l.'ith Mtimul oollllt Of the
John Wood Tsrtntj -Ytsr Club WHS
! ■ ll I
N V seyenty-ftve menibert sc-compaincd
the group.
Leaving this borough at 6 in twr>
depend chartered buses. 1
■
. 1
0 ■ men went aboard a Mes-stck
tint pleasure boat which cai-
Irled them to the beach
The hi
at S Dm 1,11 w»* served at the
Bruno Cl '
.let" raneti
the rommlttee on arrangements
Faat-growing Quaker Chemi-
Pl rftiiita Corp take., the
'imtllghl m The Retarder Mon-day.
Cameraman Dave M, -
earned the picim >
in? flash equipment and cauaht
■■.■-.
scenes ahots ol « bifh,- «'«'■■
ed company at work
The pictures appSarttM in
'«o paits sritt
st.irv. are next to be
ed In The Recorder* tn
scries, featurlnit maior Lndust-of
the area
.iii-t ■ajajpsitad is"s fou -
i>.rt feature on t- and W H
DM multi-million dol-bvT
limestone OOtPpsny 'ocated
m Whitemarsh Townhlp
Othe;
have been the tkctrkaJ tn-
1 Walker of <
M.| W O Hamilton A
lUs recognized
pnpermakcr.s at Miquon
Tlie industrii:
day Teature in The Recorder.
will be continued du '■
fall and wintei
added
.IllK
1 ,i ai.t rti. krll has been He. ir-l
U thr »rienrr denartmrnl 1»
Uke the pla.r «( HaroM Brier.
«hn rtaeasaal 'rom the leach
mg |n.,|i*si,in tn devote hia tn-lirr
liinr la In* larwi in thr-ift
riHinli ||,,.»ld s. Meran
will «we*ed .Mnt. Ora Hitpo*
in the I iigllsh llepartmrnl. Mrs.
Hippie has been elected lo
ira. Ii 111 ll'r new Plvmouih
vVh.lernarsh Junioi - Senior
h<—i. IrneM O. Pan
rhard ha« been rle.-trd to teat it
■ uhlancr in place of Vtncrnt
I Ttonan**! hewd roach of foot-ball
«ho died suddenly »n Jane
tl.
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staff are requested to report to .icir
iCotiftnued on Pope Four)
Three Hurl
In Auto (irash
Two i etn * olliile
\t Iiiinl. Fatyetto
Tliree per.-ons weie mju:ed tn a
.■ Thud Ave and
Fayette St ai 11 J0 last m.-h
ir Muvs Bessie Benedict.
W Ninth Aw. Aho was
one of the cars with
_ti ol «47 1 ch
krrt, Ifl of 657 Ful' H St.. Con-n
an auto
d.ivrn ny Jack It Judge. 33. of
Retgbts
httl ami Judge were taken
■J . ■ . ■ :.
1 1 1 ajnaaianot. Judge tu
treated for a hei.o gash 1
three tutU ' Mfltrtd
ll buna "" ""' bead and * *
i' did not require lieat-meiu
Both returned to their
homes
gfjl Benedict suffered
A BSxWflBKl It.iiliirr nf the htl
knee she was takrn In the
bsxajwal S3 kahrla letdasrtia. a
trirnd nf the l..mih. whs lur*
At 101 v\, .- |hird Ave. near
the srrne of Ihe aretdrnl Ukg
was detained far g*ttj esam-inatioM
ladtsy.
and Judas su
ini outn Both
Un ti.iiiu tkfhl When th *
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Pen Pals Multiply, 3 More Write
Boys Connected With Soap Box Derby
9 ....... __^_. ..„ all
Heart ritUrk Slrikea
Ph mouth Taut Woman
II.,;. sm five fert three inch*
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ies with
hghl
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Mill Road snd Col-
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il In Hospital,
where lbs
I liter b--
. neart attai k
H r. . ■ ■ home
Not oiuv hi* C"r.«hihncken s
"■ sas -- a- <•■■- «* - 5 SS !
.merest here but ll OOStttnutl ^\mmUi Thr
leMatt lnterna:: ■■■■■.'.. ■■ ud was lO'iinrie- in Tht BStcordtl ;,,,-, news, the openina ol ■,, |( wnh
Since Lowell sibi-lc (vn.--h.ihc.k- u 4 gpi .- .. b
enschampm: The -hree lads, as was 'he BDoul their school teacher and rt- 1. 1 || reportrd
■A 14-year-old pen pal in fork une (.har, _ ,„,,,;, ,
igland, who saw his photo ta ,,.,.., fa|1 m>u ,, written by a
r-sold Norma Morrell. also of
ph' :
■ he Recorder Daattsd to Bngland tnty ;,.. entad me letters to the
thrst other vv.i who pau DStMn Sheffield
:n the Fourth ol J« .ear-old blond D
■ itawn the Atlantic ; hip bat wrUteo u* two of tlie
Larrv (stater af R4 H lentk
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i letters to both Hannum and
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pal site-
American news- ■' h« U M
.psper, awwsa .wjhjxt to wnle to her.
Are.: Lloyd Ussev ul 403 I.
Ilm St snd Joseph Hannum.
ItS Front St. West ( onsho-hoeken.
gas rrelplenta of fan
nail." I heir fame nrlcin.itfTu
from the Derby phntna there
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hair il sb' WlttSt
la«v> lirr taaaaiMnlratiaw
'cheerio. tour friend
she wrote
IHM-iihirii*s lilctl
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JjOba J Gross. Piymouth
$2JO 60.