The Conshohocken Recorder, January 14, 1954

              Snow, Snow
—More Snow?
Happy day* ar* hoi* a«joio—chil-dren
Irudqt chocrtully through mow
on MJUUU, at Socond A»« and Fop
the Si. Coa*b„*hock*a.
Sunday • Blorm has a btighloi ilda
lot lovora oi Iho i)r*a\ outdoor*. Hun-drodi
flock nightly lo Iho noop Incline
a: Spring Mill whet* Wlnahick^n Sk)
Club oilers finest tacilltkM. a «ki way
bt.lUanily illuminated at night.
And. spooking ot Iho Wtooohlckoo.
what a wlsior woadsflandt Tho
Rocordor pholographer captured Iho
bojuiy ot Iho crook and bridal pain
MOT loll* Mill fid Doiwoon Roxbor
ouqh and Chestnut Hill On* la vtew
looking toward alone bridge: other n
picnic pa-i1 ion drapod In ma olio oi
while.
Can aro piohlbiied an tho bridal
•alh Vmion mar breath tho beauty
4nd Iroshneaa oi aroa In comparative
•aloty. I'atrmounl Park. Ihrouab which
Iho crook Hows, oiiond* lo Militia Hill
hi Whltomarah T»p.
Tho forecast to n i* IMW.
W-fklr Renew photo fty Do«o UcCutn
®he fUarcfcr Y CwMatH. Ttinradsy, Ira. 14. ISM
HOME NEWSPAPER KOR 1*4 YEAR!
Jaycees Pay
Tribute to
Press, Radio
Rrrordrr Slaff
Mriiiber Houorril
Al Dinner
Conshohocken Junior Chamber of
Commerce Tuesday night psld tri-b'Ue
to newspaper sod rsdio repte-aenutives
for their sld sod co!
operation In sponsoring community;
projects, st s dinner st Bautu
Oarden's. Ridge Pike. The eyeut
wss held In conjunction with a
national program marking Jtycee
Week opening today.
Miss Marie Zinnl. ■ member of
The Recorder staff, war s guttt and
paper Appreciation awards like-wlae
were presented to John Fant-km
and James Neltanv.
Henry Oamza. public relation!
chairman of the two-year old unit,
made the presentations at the din-ner
wr.Mim and Introduced tht
speakct, Edmund K WUUauia, Bur-
|m of Conshohocken
Outlining the Industrial
growth of ( r.nahaborktw. Ur
Iturjcs.* presented an Inform*-
llve i.tlk listing aonte of theearly
Industry here which begsn with
a grisl salll, followed later by
aurglrsl. glass, iron, ailk sad
other manufacturers. Dwelling
on development since the bor-ough
was Incorporated In lASt,
he later told of hk i lions
during the paal 50 years Iti tn-du-
lr> here.
At Uie session. Burgess William*
Issued a formal proclamation,
authorizing the Jnycee Week pro-gram,
to Raymond Matricardi. club
president
Henry flamr* In a brief address.
told of the numerous programs
presented by the Jayrees and an-nounred
a membership drive will
got underway shortly.
Photos of leading Jayee* events
of 19&3 are now on display In an
exhibition which opened today at
the Connhohocken office of the
Philadelphia National Hank, Kay-ttte
8l at Hector Assisting Oamsa
with the Javcee exhibit are Jamas
UcFadden. Arthur LefUoe. Anthony
Baranowski and Anthony Mashln-tonio
Vaiiom event* sponsored last
year by the oominunlty*s youa*
civic croup. Included the gigantic
tContimtud nn Page idem
PtilieeFuntl
Is Passed
Over Vetti
10-4 Vote Quashes
Action by Williams
At Heated Session
Conshohocken Town Council, in anjrrv defiance of Bur-
«7es.« hdmuntl K. Williams' velo of the new I'olice IViwrm
Ordinance, ovrr-rotie the chief eMrutive and passed tht
ordinance by a 10-4 vote last ni^ht, a* tempers flared and
j remarks by member*, of the police department brought sharp
! rebuke from several members of the (roverninjr body.
The ■ oil-call vote to override'
K. Elden Leach, left, chairman IM the executive com-mittee
of Conshohocken Community chest, pte^.nts
check in the amount of $3,000 to Arthur Lefkoe. attor-ney,
head of the USO in Conshohocken, and he in turn
passes it on to Fred Garrity, Philadelphia, region*] rep-resentative
of the Petinaylvania Liiitetl Fluid, at liiiieiii-nn
yesterday at the Conshohocken Association. ISO is ob-servinir
its 13th anniversary. Story and another picture
in The Recorder Monday. - The Reorder photo
$20,000 in Taxes
Overdue, (.ounvil
Going After It
Yes Harold It. Best. Prank !>»»-
anakl. Samuel Oabln. Phillip
Ora vine**. Harrison Hear. Elmer
Munro. Edward O'Brien Walter
Ratlaaaewafcl. Harry Rowland and
j President Hay Plero.
I No — James Deeimone. Charles
Miller Louts Noblett. and Walter
Consliohorken Town Council we*! auMrT Absent Charles OmhosU.
told 1»>' night that the borough
ha* sM ihouaaitdH of dol.ar* in
uncollected amw-emen: taxes since
passage of an ordlnan.r six years
ago to collect 10 percent of revenue
Burress Williams, sluing placidly
through the session, apparently
unable to hear the battle that en-sued
on the floor of the meeting,
said In his written veto be wsi
No. 2 Firemen
■SJ5 Ready 2-fay
Radio System
Steel Worker Former Resident Is
Is Killed Near Death After Fall
JOM>|)II rri'ilerirk
Accident \ irlini
' death cams to Joseph
I k, 46. of 4? Harry 8; about
B.3u la-t night in an accidriu at
the Swedeland plan: of Aliui Wood
Steel Co.
According to a plant official. Uie
OCbiBg aixidentaily ca ight
■ .. oi
motion in the blast department.
He was pronounced dead at the
scene by Dr. W. Stuart Watson.
Nun.-town physician.
I w ;11 be held Mnudav
frjm the William A. M
era) Home, 708 Fayeiie St.. with
solann requiem Miw st 10 In St.
Maithia'n Church. Third Ave
and Fayette St. lnterm"nt will bo
at St Mat.hew's Cemetery, Fay-
."■itc St and North Lane. V.evMiig
V:ll be held Sunday night.
Bin 11 in Coi^hohockun, the son
of the late Dominic and Rose Fern
Frederick, the accident victim
wnrked for m:iny years a* sn auto
mobile mechanic prior to Joining
Alan Wood la years ago.
Mr a 113 a member oi S; Mat-thews
Church and of the Wash-ington
Fire Co Surviving in addi-tion
to his wile, are .seven children,
ranging In age [rota .'>:* montiu to
II years, Louli*\ Ji>-cph. 8u»an.
K sjsjarw, Theodore. Alaysius and
Wayne, five brothers and one sis-ter.
Theodore. Michael and John
of Conshohocken; Victor of PotLs-town.
AueiiM or Rosei>i->r* and
Mary, wife of Frank Cspaldl, form-er
prrMden*. ol ConKhohf\-ken Town
rjouncil.
Savin;: Itr|iorie<l
Rv ( ..Miitv hi-jcit Inn nt '
RIchsrd S. Lowe. Specisl Deputy
Attaj sjgg (ienera) in the De;)a-t-ment
of Public Assutam-e. Norrli-towu.
revealed a total amount of
*" 481 saved b\ the emmty for a
' our month, in a report
.Ian. 1.
The MVtran in the department
roctltosa ■ Icta] aj «IM reaped aid
i in ii'itlnn to t2.374 and a total of
elimlna-
|RM"jBBf drclarrd Ineligible
assistance. Lowe. * Con- •■
-, ntiomev. residm *t B371 * '
A furtner Conshohocken woman
hovers between life and desth al
Fitxgeraid-Mercy Hospital, Darby.
as the result of a fall do*n the
■tails between the first and second
loors of her home, early Satur-iay
morning
Mrs. Stephen Skulrak. 40. of 7014
Arlingtiai Rd.. Highland Park,
mother of six children, still remains
uin.itiiM.iuus. a victim of a double
fracture of Uie skull. Her entire
left side is paralyzed.
The fag-iner E.m a Murphy *hr
Is a daughter of Mrs. Catherine
MurpNy. 1770 Butler Pike, and the
late John Murphv H>r Igather,
confined to her home alth a serlou.s
heart malady for many monthx.
ma not been told of the accident
The woman's plight was dl*-
covered hi hrr husband, awak-ed
by the sound of her fall, lie
fonnd her unconscious against
a sewing machine, rinse lo the
noltnm or the stairwell. %ppar-rnili
ahe alruik the marhlnr
In the plunge.
According to her husband. Mrs
Hkulrak is believed to have gotten
Finhnr !*ir»'ctin^
Itiu.pi. . I*: m-
A rnanthly meeting of Spring
' Co was held 1 uesday
night at the fire hall with Reuben
8. Kilpatnck, president, In charge
Plaiui were completed for the
30th annual banquet Jan. 38 John
A. Fischer of Mlquon Ls serving as
d.airnun ol uie commuter :::
charge of arrangement* Two mem-u.
j t.: .;.. .i.M.iu.i'.i< — ..
directed the banqu?t for years are
not la health. William BoiauX
who was to have been chairman
Tor the 1954 eve*", and Chsrto« H
Johnston Jr., .secretary Principal
speaker will be Judge Leonard
Michael Propper of the Municipal
Oaort of Philadelphia.
TlckeLr may be procured through:
Paul A. Smith. 923 E. Hector St..
Conshohocken. CO 6-4137: Frank
Krlebel. 831 Spring Mill leg. Con-shohocken.
CO 6-3328: John A.
Fischer. Miquon. CO 6-3531 Dead-line
fur the purchase of ticket* Is
next Monday.
up to minister to the youngest
child. Gene, two years old. and
was enroute downstairs to procure
.something needed
Most of the children had been ed to cost 84000 and will cover a
stricken aith virus in the last few five-county ares, including Mont-weeks,
and were Just recovering gomerv. Bucks, Chester. Delaware
The other children are Stephen IIltl Philadelphia counUe*.
Two-way radio service
three piece* of apparatus Is expect-ed
to be In operation soon by Con-
■liohocken No. 2 Fire Co., Ninth
Ave and Harry SL.
At the January meeting of the
fire unit. Monday night at the fire
station, plans were launched lo In-stall
the new comrrur.lcatisr.i .-.*..--
vice, srheduled to be one of the
moM powerful to be set up by ro-
Irjirtgwf fire companies of the East
With the tenative wattage deter-mined
a* 350. the system is estlmst-
Rotary Hears
Appeal to Aid
Slater Fund
An appeal to Conshohocken Ho-t*
i} t.,uu imutuei* yu g.ic »uui«-
hearted support to the Edward Sla-ter
fund campaign, was sounded b;.
Ray L. nero. president of Con
shohocken Town Council, and a
director of the campaign, at the
nib's meeting Monday night at
B-nim Oardeni.
Flero explained In datalt plsns
decided upon at the general tr.eet
\\.% Sunday afternoon at The Wtl
■ . in Upper Roxboraur.i, tM
uued Itotarians to aid in ivjiung
the campaign In the Conshohocken
area "over the top".
F.ero as* Introducad by William
T. Ardeli. club president.
Joseph Ingram. Jr. who U pro-gram
chairman, gave a rlavlflca-iinn
talk on scrap Iron. Ingram
dewrlbed many InteresUng factors
of the scrap iron business, through
hi* association wi.n the Pennsyl-vania
Steel Scrap Co. of which he
ls an official.
Two viwtora. Al Vleks. of Bala-
Cynwyd-Narberth Club, and Lynn
Bruck of Philadelphia, were intro-duced.
$18,000 Debt
Starts Borough
Council Year
■ » » I r in .iii.ti in r■ .i en.e. stt** i i ■ •■I
To Elmer Munro;
sT.OtMl Last*. (ermite«l
ykelded by etent* held in the bor- turning down the new ordmsnre
oujl, . bwnuv it failed to Include the fact
Counei; ,tam.ed,u,tet,y »u.t.,horl,g«S,'that Uie filth member of the com- would ^ ^ ^m
I steps to begin legal action to rr- m nf rr^ubl(, pll1„ns lubmlttM,
cover what may amount from •»■- u, „„„,! by lhe police department.
8*» to 120.000 lo unpaid mm* cotinelloian Harry Bo-land.
The IsMie was brought to light aefPlldinr srlion of rranelt
when souncfi began measure* to re-.
new the reaolmion. now required',
aunualh by state law. to continue :
coUectlo:) in 1944 Attorney Leonard:
A. Talone. borough solicitor. In
drafting the new measure, said It
was estimated the borough should,
receive about 813.000 from this ]
source In 1998 the borough recelv- |
went la the minutes of In*
September saeetlng lo lell mrm
■era of the police department,
who were present at lhe meet-ing,
thai II had been offirlalW
agreed al that lime lhe selec-tion
of a fifth member would
be as police repreoentallvea or
Jr., 14: Susan. 11: Sandra.
Hubert, six and Michael, five. The
father, a tonne* Bridgeport resi-dent,
is employed at the Llanerch
Grill. Llanerch. The family lived
In Norrisinun prior to removal to
Highland Park seven years ago
Mrs Skulrak attended St Mat-thew's
HlRfc Hchscl and Korristown
Business College
A sister Mrs Robert ChcMl. jf ■ ..- d bv ,he estims^ 840fm .,
Cleveland. O. came here Monday. M C(Mt Work u MDected to begin
when notified f her staler* critical „, ln*;allation of the dual radio
condition She la stnylng at thr MlPm pr0vtdlnr bolh »broadcasS
hotne or her mother Anothet «is- ,;>(t and receiving act, within 30
ter is Mrs. Joseph E Sclufer. 19 davs
Merlon Ave West Conshohocken Ao'pik,:lon ^ ^^ mna, ., onre
an officer of the Montgomery-Bucks , |h p^,^, Com)i
?5ftJ!?*S •* ■■»*■ txsftori Commi„ion, waghlngu,
pproval.
The anu*aal capacltv of th.
systrm will provide service not
only In time of serious fire but
far anj major dKuiler* thai
align! occur in the five-county
sector.
The proposed new system also
vili provide walkle-la.kie coinmu-
■farrhal for key men" of
he fire Unil This equipnien: |a
■
■
mtntnti *»» * H ■
Chestnut Kill Plrmomb Uoet
l*n*»b*lrriaii (Jiurrh
To Elti-t W tiln«-.il;i\
Flders and Uustees will be' elect-rd
at the arr.ual congregation and
■ i mreiinay. of the Con-ahnhretrn
riibilaiip.il Church, to
bf btU ■.' . ■, u. tea
Auxiliaries and former president of
the American Legion Auxiliary.
John F. Delia veil Post 39.
$567 W indfall
Revolved by
iellotvship House
A -aindrall" of 85<7 ha*
come the Way of the Fellowship
HoiL'e Of Consiiohorkcn. f.fli
Ave and H.ir:y Si. m.ilnly to
equip a.io luimsn the arts and
room of the houne annex
The con:rlh0ijnn rgpfajatjlg a
baUnce remaining In lhe trea-sury
of ilie now ex:ncl Con-shohocken
Recreational Coun-cil,
replaced sonse years ago by
UU) LoTunonocken itfcrtauanaj
Commi'Lee. Tlie commi:tee took
over operation of ihe bor-ough's
pubic playground*, oper-ra:
ed by the council during Its
existence ■
Inludedln the former Coun-cil
group are Rev. Dr. Stanlcv
R West, rector of Calvary
Episcopal Church. Mrs A.-Con-rad
June*. Mrs Henry E. Rol-lins.
ST.. treasurer, and MUK
Agnej M. Olfeill. secretary.
A portion of the money Is al-located
for a p aque In memory
of the late Mrs Ralph Raynor.
the former Maiy Klrkpatrick of
Ootkvhohocken. who. according
n of "ne gronp.
raLed . ,h Coo-sbahockm
Day* he^l a: BaajfwJ
amusetuent park', a .ien ahe
waa supervisor of borough p.ay-
The company will be tht first in
the borough and one ot Uie few la
■tie area to be equipped with Iwo-wav
air communication service
Two and a half years ago. Har-inuii'.
lile Fire Co. installed a two-let
a: a coat of 12300 Of
60-wattage power, the system oper-ate*
on all three pieces of appara-tus.
HarmonVila's Federal license
number u KGB 857. Fire Rad o
Station
George Clar of \\. (onahn-lioeken
and L ii. of f edar
Heights are * hooked op for
double radio service. Iota H»r-
Brothern Honored
By Fire (iompany
Two brother* have been n*m*
as the moat active members Ol
Conshohocken No 3 Fire Compsin
during 1953, announcemeat Is msdt
today.
Robert and Clarence Slater at-tended
more fires during the year
Just ended than any other com-pany
members. Robert, in charge
of the Community AthleiK Field.
11th Ave. and Harry St.. was In ac-tion
at 39 of the 33 fire* to which
I he company reap inded In '53
Clarence aided in fighting 23 flic
The btuiher* will be |
attendance medal* at the annual
company banquet. Mar 20 Rober'
Uve* In the field house at the *th-
!?*.!•• firld. Clarenre makes his home
at 333 E. Ninth Ave.
■Robert S ater has just been
named Conshohocken crulrm.ifi of
the fund being raised to aid hi*
cousin. Edward Abater. 19-year-old
Roxbornugh resident, who lost both
lags when struck by an automobile.
Christmas Eve.
Altaoueh committee appoint-ment*
tttitatlvely were made by
Ray L. Fiero. president. Just prior
to the data of Uie Conahotiocken
I Council meeting, change* art ex-
- t»e made a tli* n*"'
few da** In several committee as-slgnmttiLs,
according to Flero, thu
morning.
The important post of chairman
•f the finance commit lac. which
will meet early neat weak to estab-lish
a budget aad stt the new tax
rati for 1954 went to Elmer Munro,
officer manager of ('obn Wood Co,
who was elected from Uie Fourth
Ward in November.
Munro, aad mrmbera of Ihe
commit W. are faced with *
deficit of Mbre than 118.990 at
the start of the year, neresalst-ed
by the need to borrow fund*
In the last few months ta meet
.urresi apcr*>!!•-•* aanaaxstgg.
In the January finance rrport, a
balance of 81037 43 on Bgaa
close oi' December, was far from
sufficient to meet the bills present-ed
t.itailing 89512 61. which left •
deficit of 86875 19. Tod*' *
il borrowed 87000 mure to briiii!
he total to 318.000
Walter Slllrler. chairman of
the elre ( ummission, reported
that Hugh R. Stewart. Jr.. and
omrlal ol the ('. and H Bat-teries
Im . attrndrd a meeting
nn Tuesday night lt> explain Ihe
plan* of the companv for the
fullest measure of safety against
fire* waea tbe new plant Is
bulll.
The commission also named Jer-ry
Tancinl to replace John Hylinski
as Wsshtngton Fire Co. representa-tive,
and Harvey Shaw, replacing
Charles Pettlne .a* the Consho-hocken
No 3 representative Conn- j
<il unanimously confirmed the ap-
IHilntments
SUteler told the Council I hat
complaint* agnuiM th- Conshohock-en
Fire Depuriaient for slowness
in responding to the fire at C and
iCownniit-d on Pope .S'ereni
Harry M. RawUtsd. clllag n
ggtea foi I9S3, revealed that
tbe Riant Theatre had been Ihe
aawv *muscment alaee ragalarly
paying tbe tax. He said he frit
aaany others were deliberately
B«4 pai ing mif the bariHSgh
kmd m»de no eflort la properly
soforee Ihe rrgaUtlon*. Only
tSaermlts were taaaed through-
'"*' f' \- bur<M>8D ''" mac In lie
*.V**«sr** Hawland added, al-
Ufoagti Uwre probably arr hun-dred*
*f varietai lypes of ma-chine*
In operation.
Councilman Best quickly demand-d
the subject be turned over to Uie
.nance commute, and on a second
Deslmone, the council approved
ilnillhimnlf having ggtlon taken
iCoafinaed on Page Sneni
Service Honors
Borough Hero
Sgt. Donovan
hit «| i- |'i i-i.Mi r
Commemorating the mem^wv of
■gatgf Sgt, Geoige Donovan, who
jve hi* life for hi* country a* ■
■riconer of the Korean Reds, a
v.lrmn requiem Mass waa offered
at 10 A. M . Saturday In St. Mat-thew*
Church. Third Ave and
Fajetta St.
The 38-year-old soldier, one of
nine sons and daughters of Mrs
Emms Donovan, a widow, of 133 W
First Ave.. he was officially de-clared
dead by the Delerwe De-partment
l*«t OBfajBRJl
He wss missing In action since
December, 1950. but the Army
sergeant'* mother clung to a for-tora
hope that her son might still
be alive.
A fellow -prisoner of Ihe south
trna returned to Philadelphia
Ust September, infurmed Don-ovan's
mother that death had
occurred three weeks after he
was taken ■ priaoner by tbe
Bask,
.(•iinfmued on Page Fouri
iville and Biv lir-
■
radio alatHHt*. A number of
oinrr fire anils In the r-ountr
either operate I heir awn at a-nonv
ar have naak-tn* aim
ethers.
Cost of the new ivstem. accord-ing
to a No. 3 F.ie Company offi-cial,
will be raited en irely b> :.;'
, members through ac . -
, ready, a substantial mm 1* In the
fund None of the borough appro-priation
«111 be used for the pur-pose,
he said.
C.leiiranee Sales
lLVvin Today
J January clearance sales begtn
today at many store* in His area,
[offering shoppers thr greatest re-i
in vesr-s
i Merchant.- are conducting store-wide
clearance* «n ck>tm-.» furni-ture
Jewelr'- and nnmc-ciiia o*he-
Itemi The thriftiett buyt are list-ed
in tnrtsv'a *rtver*1»l>s» column*
signed bv nine members of the po-
) lire de|i*rtmenl, the council BNH
I told Uie policemen would refuse
j to sign Insurance papers If thr
I ordinance wa not amended or if
j council passed it over th* Burget*
jvtto.
i During the h.-ur-long battle of
words, Police Officer WlILatn D i
van told members of council thnt
Solicitor Talone had made clia.-g'*
in the pre-rm
i aaoe. ant* had not Included the
;s*arge.sted paragraph that bro-hl
:8ne veto from the Burses Offi-er
Matthew Dougherty, al*u present at
the session, wa* unaware that
i-ouncll had written It* method of
selection Into the minute*.
Talone, who told council In
December he would not take any
I raaponxlblllt y for Uie measure at
- now adopted, quickly cal'ed to the
attention of the rotmcll that tht
part of the hill giving the police
j equal rtpre^entatlon on the com-
| mlttee. was written and presented
j to Harold K Best, chairman of tht
■ Ordinance committee, by Walter
; police department.
Ko» land aiouily defended Tal-
I one. saying that apparently tht
member* of Uie police department
iConrinuerf on Paat TWO'
Brotherhood
Elects Officers
Howard Fddleman
St. Mark's PreMriVnt
Howard A Eddleman. 133 W.
loth Avr, wa* inatalled prrslde.it
of the Brotherhood of St. Mark*
lAitheran Church, Fifth Ave *nd
Harry St. st Uie 23d annual father
i and ton dinner, at « 30 P M. Bat-
I irrdav. In the social room* of the
; church He succeeds John F Fer-
II ler. who automatically retired
from office after a year's service
One hundred fa*hen and ton* at-tended.
HHney Hammonds was Inducted
as vice president and FTcd Knpen-haver.
secretary-.treasurer Oarrett
Cochran was installed devotional
leader, with John Boaman. assist-ant
Glenn Davl<
dueled in
Helm.
• as again In-
( harlea Me-rhorisler:
Ilr. Fngene
sell C
Henry Gamza. public relations chairman of Lb<
Commercp. preterit* appreciation award to Mift.Marie Zinnf, of The- gtacordi
at dinner ttioarlav nitrnt at rtanm GftttPril s .IM-... *;.!!. . lift .,!.!'
rig-ht, alan rcceiveii twardl fur co-o«>eration with Jayctc eveotf ihruughou'
Frb. *sslsl.inl teacher Protes-tant
elergimni) of Ihe borough.
guests at thr event, rslended
greetings.
Rev DT O F McCtmej
of the church, officiated at
Litton Dr Drbu* served as toas'.-
Dr. Stanley Wrlssmvn i
rlst. entertained with :
niigl. A quiiUi fiusu ii e i\Lin
Wood attel Co sang a group of
and C Waller Mruinger
waa heard In vocul ■ ' areormi-anled
bv Vrnnk ttttSuw, church
and organltt.
John F D89d Ho-ward
Eddu-man wiUi a brotherhood
pin Tlie turkey dinner was served
•rr women al (tie rhurrh, Ferrler
wa* chairman r-f tit event. Next
tneetlna will be FI-N. 9.
Nlli-r* to y\ve\
Men.b« i ■ of the Montgomery
Count v NUIMt' Aasotitntion will
I P. 1st, Jan 33. In the
iBUle Health I>-|). itn.ent Clinic.
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: hocken VPl.Uig Nurse, tai
OBtaaty art
I invited to attend.