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r # Bank Moves Uptown, Fayette Street Quiet SUCCESS Hunald P. HM|-,>. IHf JiM-lcU'Ilt Osf ('onshohocker of1 ur of I'hilaiti-lphiH N :i l t u n ;i l Kunk. . H..i rj HOH land. pn-uUr.t <>i t !oBshohoekM l'" taottng on Hit1 I | . a*- -:-!;uit tO !.'!',<• kihk - ej ami Dr. Ruhrrt C. l.andi*. Till' MAP of Conshohocken van altered attain laat weekend with the moving - ' the former First National Bank from Fayette and Hector Sta * Fayette at Fifth Ate. The etent changed, the complexion cl >ie entire town At I A. If Monday. Donald P Horaev rsM president of Philadelphia National Bank, who had been president of Firm National before iu meigei. SepI 2fl 1933. called on Dr • McCarney. pastor of St Marks Lutheran Church, to anv the invocation In the pretence of a large group atandmg on the aidewulk in front of the new building A MOMENT later. Burgeaa Edmund K Willtama officiated at the flag raialng ceremony Assisting WON William M..:r*v a barber in the borough more than a half centuiv. H. Lincoln RKMoVAI. NOTICE and a ilt'.-i i "Bank 1* l.K■-'■ anil Fifth A\r ."' DOtk I taekod nil door ath is** Quootion: How lottg will Iniilriinj: be empty, itrod deserted as in this gOvM at IO:M A. M. TIIMIIBJ Town ion mil recently ipumcid iilan to UM boildins M bor- Otlfffl hall. objecting tu sale in ire of $55,000. "Bob' Main, executive secretary of iiie Conshohocken Cham-ber of Commerce and Dr Robert C I-nndu, auperintendent of Conahohocken Public School* Dr l.midn held hta hat over iua heart as the stars and Stripes were unfurled The ceremony concluded Mr Horarv introduced Harleaicn Wood, president of Alan Wood Steel Co as representative of tne oldest industry in the borough 'Mi Wood will rui the nbbon officially opening the new building the executive aald Stores of men and women acre in line The doors were open and the people moved Inside First to line was the tented barber, and his deposit ass the first official transaction in the new bank buildine WIMI MA-s IIArrtMNG downtown in the heart of the •hopping center? is the bank, the last major place ol b trading throngs of people Into that part of town whJ been the centei of retail sriivnv fir morr than a BOB) Gone also were hundreda of automobile* The Recorder photographer went to Hector ami K>\r;> n fl\e minutes of II and got a picture showing ••«) nieicred parking space on Hector St and on Fayette St m ih< i of the bank unorrupied At thai hour on moat am dav ol the week motorists normally were riding around Hie block looking for a place to park They considered themselves forumatr found a apace within a block in either direction And BO* there s space at every meter. ;he parking piobb-m la a thing of the paat. iCoBfimtest ow F«ve Anas', • OPEN FOR BUSINESS — HarNt-m Wood cutting ribbon before olticinl opening of modern lutttk bniMinjr, here .Monday morning. Steam Roller Seizure Discloses Sad State Of Home-Site Finances Midoira Arrrs Fm the fust limi history. Whltemnrsh Township police on Thursday imi»undcd a strum roller abandoned by its own- Russell Fox. of Betmont Hills nn a thoroughfare in Andorra Acres nine months ago. Th; five-ton roller, said to be worth *&50. was driven by Henry Gaily of (he sanitation depiirtment to the Walter E Gilinger garage nrren Hill, where it la being held r payment of t47 to cover the cost of moving It from a public highway fcdgat E. MitclM-U, chief of police. Impounded the roller under the ve-hicle code The Incident was accept-ed with a degree of humor as Gaily and the police chief Installed iff. "-" sparkplug and pul »?.:■ olme In the tank in order to start the m> oi. but Its seizure disclosed ,d state of financial affairs ex-ist. n« since 11*54 In the development ol new '-omea nt Ridge Pike and Bprln-t Mill Rd. Pox. It was leu rued through his attorney, Arthur Lefkoe. refused to c the roller because a bill foe gsuOO (or construction of the road* and driveways under contract with Andorra Acres Inc. is unpaid Mean-while, several families who paid de-posits on properties are said to have loct their money and a number of other homes are to be sold al sheriffs sale, one todav (Thursday • Lefkoe is representing a number of purchasers caught in Hie finan-cial pltKhl of the builder* He said the heavy loss suffered bf Fox was the reason the roller had not been moved. When the owner left it on Corson (Confuted on Pope fiant) Mrs. McCauley Viewing at 7 Tax CnHsMllor Nirtim Of Hearl Attack (iareer in Business Favored bv President William G. Jackson William G Jackson, president or !he clsss of 18M of Conaho-hocken High School, will be s business man At IB. the graduate is setting his Sights on Drexel Institute Phils. with business adminis-tration his major st.itii Night time-keeper at the big Wslk-r 3ros. plant. Spring Mill. he works from 11 until 7. He s had the Job three weeks A saxophonist in the high school band, he was selected for the Valley Forge Ares Band. comprising hand-picked musi-cians from school bands of Montgomerv County. They give one concert s yesr He plans to continue music si a side-line". II mav help me alien I go to college ' he said He is co-editor of The Echo". 1P&6 yearbook, and president of the Hi-y Club Commencement highlights art presented today In a full psge In this newspaper. Pleas* turn io page 12, The ran n'. Mr and Mis. Wal-ler M Jackson. 430 W * 10th Ave, Conshohorksn he Is one of nine children—five boys and four girls. The family removed from Ridge Pike. Harmonville. eight years ago His father Is a foreman employed by the Phil-adelphia Electric Co Bill also was president of his class in his Junior vsar < snahohm I en lolslllng $".:%. s UN srholanhip irvphtt snd keversl medal* will be presented at the s.".lh annual rnmmrn<r-ment al *:I5 netl Wedneitda.* In the auditorium nf the Mih M-IIOAI. Neventh Ave. and raretle St. A class nf ".:. boy* and ::•> girls will have completed studies. The Rev Jnhn Robblns Ilari. I'h U. rertur of Washlngtoa Mem-orial Chapel. Valley Forge, will be the orator. Slic Haorkr 8GTH YKAR (i>ii»licjh.i(l„.|i. Pa. Thursday, May SI. 1956 TA 8-4«(K> — BR 9-0950 Tk« ONE NEWSPAPER Most Interested In Con»hohock«n Whit*morsfa Town.hlp Plymouth Townihlp WMI CouhohockM 'Fastest Action I've Heard of...' The p.iTMi bov Ii idn I yet •'.:• |.[n J oil The Recorder, before Mrs. Fred Knoelltr. of 2S& E ■ tn h Ave . Coiisholiorken, got her first csll about the classified bawl plar *d to sell s kll-ggM i. sink "Tfcttt was the fastest action I sftMsr heard of on a classified ad. she said. Th» '"Uphcne csll came f:oui a reader of The M.itiayunk Otal uf the five papers. in Uldllll III*' R'x.itdrt pi.b-lis'ii-. l bv Weaatbj PUrtsW Pub-lishing Co. Inc. To make classified the best all-time vslue of then kind in ■ in ;!ruspapcr in Montgomery omiuv, ads placed in Ms] Qsa nf n<r five papers BJOaag ■gajBsW in Al.I. papers, mullt-thuiR iiie potential field of re-sponse FIVE TIMES Tlie Ma'iaviuik reaiirt Ii.llowed In ,,.|.-.' Ill 111! FrUU) ajMsi nlni Bsl "VUffH ine SHJL MA i M niri R.,I saw prkM ietf.ni. DM natiitiK raWSCI typtunt de- '.l^htrri ai'h his but an In Conshohockrn - Solemn req..iem mass will be celebrated at 10 to-morrow In St Matthews Church for Mrs Loretta O'Donnell Mc- I Caulcy. 57. borough tax collector | and wife of Joseph A McCauley. of 327 W 10th Ave Stricken by a heart attack at 1 30 Tuesday morning while in bed at home, s physician was summoned. He ordered her removal to the Montgomery Hospital. Norrtstown. Not considered critical at admit-tance, her condition rapidly became worse. Shortly after SAM. she was pronounced deid by her son-in- law. Or. Elwln fl Cnrlin, an in-j terne on duty at the time A native of Munayunk. Mrs Mc- Cauley was a daughter of the late John and Margaret McGrlllls O'Donnell. She spent most of her earl., life in B.iuVvQ'''- living here I since her marriage. She was a graduate of St Patrick ■ High School. NoiTistown snd s member of St Matthew's parish Assistant throughout ins tenure of office to the late James A. Darby, collector of borough and school taxes for 12 years until his death tn December. 19M. Mrs. McCauley was named collector of borough taxe* only, the following January, snd has held the post since She was (he first woman In Hie boroughs 106-hisloiy to Min the appointment Surviving in addition to her hus-band are one son. Joseph, st home; two daughters. ElUen, wife of Dr. Carltn. and Maureen, aife of An-thony Novitski. of Norrlstoan t»o brothers, Hugh of Nmristown and William O'Connor, "•riila and a ora i irki ii Id Friends may call tonight st home Interment will be at ?'.. Matthew * OsaaSBtgg*| Air..ii,ptiieimi were nude i*> UM iK.ii.ikl If Muuir PUtaVtSM iiuii.c it, i Fii A Ate fiimliii i>i* •SMtOt iiiM* rua-tln. t aS si "..• • w R"." FwtajahiBs r". !»""■. las W. Hwt.ni 3t . t'nuati(4w» am 8150 in Cash And Tools Are Stolen Barren Hill - About 175 .n <p*>h and small tools, includm ■ wrenches and testing cquipmetr valued al 173 were stolen sometlmt between 121A A M *tv\ 7 A M today st a service station conduct-ed by Robert Earnhart. German-town Pike and Churcn Rds Ed«ar E Mitchell, chief of police of Whltemarah Twp. suid (he in-truder apparently gained entrance by smashing a glass tn a rear win-dow and crawling through The cash was stolen from s lock-er, the lock pried open Earnhart Is a resident of Mahern Sgt John W Lebold and Officer Kenneth Blewitt aided In the Investigation School'* Nearly Out —Or JuM It*'^innmL' ' Conshohork-n Final reinstration oi sinoergar-en pupils for tne 1966- &7 teim will take place June 11 in Uie office of Dr Robert C. Land is, sui intendent nf schools, at the public high school. Seventh Ave and Fayette St Registration of first grade pupils is set for June 12 Registration for o. ter grades should be made as soon ss possible, also In the superin-tendents office SALUTE TO DKAP Firing wqpmA of Crng^vohoekeii poita ol Americ;in Legloil ;in<l VeUnni (rf Ftireii/ti \V;TS .salute those who paid ■upMHM Hferifloi for |K'ace al Memorial Day n-tvinonv Memorial lht\ icritlenl in I hitemarth TmntnUip yesterday at old St. Matthew "s Cnnetery. To-t 1071 VIW; Jo3 Q V. DeHaven Post 12!t and Joseph Warner I'ost 7TJ, A n.-.>n Lefrion participate. iff ms sncsii $*** •<» u stevensoni Ambulance Put in Service at Midnight Is Called Within 2'/> Hours Fire Interrupts 2(111 at Dinner Flwi.. .t. TWfi AjBg r 50 mem bers of Plymouth Counrty Club and then guests, leisuniv (-noting din-ner, were forced lo flee the premise* at 1 45 Saturday DafJM when fire broke out in s loft near the roof ol the one-story ballroom on Sandy H>U Rd 11 ;r!,'!,\.lle and Plymouth fire comiM.ui s reniKinded Damage was . s.rss of ISO00 Kii'lll oil EX|U«BSBWSS1 Kuril- DlsTsOg llolida> West Conshol.i>rk> i O ' Fire Co. foQfhl | along the ne« Hchuylkill tspress-way yesterday Summoned b) BtsUl polkM of the Belmor.' bat racks. the> quelled atthm 30 -niinitrs a Iirld lire near .Woodlanr uoideiing the high-speed 'road, teaming srtt) I'tii.ti. on page II H.ll—The long-felt need fo a community ambulance In Whin-iiiiitsli Twp speedily proved I Iv yeslerday (initially placed in ggffl i I DsfM Tuesday by Norman H WesaV l kfttnt of the Wlatemarsh ToMiislup Ambulencr Association. Wool]*? *'■" "ummoned back to Whi-emnrsh Township headquarters less than 2'.< hours late: |g| 'n< nie's first run Initial BHSsaaaaW f"r Hie Iir-i ■rftt btg itf ll» kind In ihr IsOaaaMgTs 1M- (Cuttfinued on rage saaaMsil l^iwn Vvlv Saturihi\ \l St. I'i..l.|.~ 1 s«Hg Hill-Plans for a ham supper at St Philips School Hall between 4 and 8PM I wore completed at a meeting Tues-gss] night. Mrs. Eieaii'ii ssfflamfWl, chairman, heard commiltee reports An annual laan fete atll take IgjBBsM on the school grounds from 1 until B Pony rides, train rides and j refreshment booths will tn ..i^... I tlons Dranken Driving Cowrt* Him 9150 |1M w.is meted out to Jods. B Manor Ayr Ball ■ II": < P Twp. by JudKc ' pleaded guilty to a en driving He Ka. gm 'i d *. ristown PulKcnirn Paul ■. ■ | ■ ... Into s barricade on BsUKs] Graduates lo Visit Childhood Scenes in Plymouth Twp. Plymouth Meeting—It* 40 years or more sine* ihnr Alma Mate: passed out of existence hut the lift 'ha' bind the gradus"- mouth To»n»>hip*s early one-mmo high school grow stronger with ihe rears On Saturday. 50 or more men snd ■fSSSBfl mid ;l,eii ^urst/ - U Iki lanehod mat ptuatUf lo roooJvi gtb-bon tad ■WTftWi dlnkm i Iggl Bfeoj . - bnol back in the WTrtttTI alad r.rij iBstl Call .; v »:,, BSg ■ loi s hrijipy reunion. j Formed in 1MM. the Plymouth Alumni aWflaT hu met every year i D "ur country was al war This reunion at Hlghtield Ele-mrntary S< hool. Joily Rd and Oer-mau'owu Pike-the township's new-, med grade school—will ban g i» W ti stun At i I- ■ I -J pMStl snali gaUstas "'. "<•■ itfs "/ ("'■ <"'' a.T.orlM Stmi StssuoJ nom Pfgn*uasffl ang) Wa'lnn Rd Heir. sloTS] UM buy plkl *... tx dedicated a «.'one marking 'he H , hi lowii'hip's first: :g*n George K Brochl liotrlitown linncipal of Ply-| mouth Tap Huh School *ill de-| liver the address at the dedication of the granite marker Usd . «,. aeeks ago wniiirui It Hartaetj N .rl.ird r:. - !'■" "<■' ..I [Ml f. rwp Bsfli ; PtynsWUl Cfntei Union \tthool h Alumni prrtidenf M>* PraaJ *uing 43» W. atrmantoun Pikr ii i II r ftsslstsslf. iWus f.vdm nui Ihll 'e< maty and Sfi.'i Besue ... . Branch 39 Slocitn St, Sfouiil Ai'y I 41 Mold IW IIIIIOII I'ramrer Plymouth T*p Hi#h School came . D| in 1890. when one room *j adswd i" N g bOOf - tiall Ii-.t (lUH I niiir.l ■ ■ ... I ui.e ... ■ iVi'l 11 n Minimi League Formed in 1T>V 1 um *..: 1/ fhr i ■ ; umtiuatcd jrv»i tin sjgj combUMal i • mcuth OoosoUdaWd B l ■ Altli.iiii;^ U ■ ■ ■ ■ men' gsj ■ m.ilgama .on. the W I classes ot 'he mgh school sere pr-- SBSSSOd ■■■• the PTjmsouth firsTunlUlgli I,Ml, ■ ■
Object Description
Title | The Conshohocken Recorder, May 31, 1956 |
Masthead | The Recorder |
Date | 1956-05-31 |
Year | 1956 |
Month | 5 |
Day | 31 |
Volume | 85 |
Issue | 56 |
Coverage | United States -- Pennsylvania -- Montgomery County -- Conshohocken |
Subject | Conshohocken (Pa.) - Newspapers; Montgomery County (Pa.) - Newspapers |
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Title | Page 1 |
Subject | Conshohocken (Pa.) - Newspapers; Montgomery County (Pa.) - Newspapers |
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r # Bank Moves Uptown, Fayette Street Quiet
SUCCESS Hunald P.
HM|-,>. IHf JiM-lcU'Ilt Osf
('onshohocker of1 ur of
I'hilaiti-lphiH N :i l t u n ;i l
Kunk. .
H..i rj HOH land. pn-uUr.t
<>i t !oBshohoekM l'"
taottng on Hit1
I | . a*-
-:-!;uit tO !.'!',<• kihk -
ej ami Dr. Ruhrrt
C. l.andi*.
Till' MAP of Conshohocken van altered attain laat weekend
with the moving - ' the former First National Bank from Fayette
and Hector Sta * Fayette at Fifth Ate. The etent changed,
the complexion cl >ie entire town
At I A. If Monday. Donald P Horaev rsM president of
Philadelphia National Bank, who had been president of Firm
National before iu meigei. SepI 2fl 1933. called on Dr •
McCarney. pastor of St Marks Lutheran Church, to anv the
invocation In the pretence of a large group atandmg on the
aidewulk in front of the new building
A MOMENT later. Burgeaa Edmund K Willtama officiated
at the flag raialng ceremony Assisting WON William M..:r*v
a barber in the borough more than a half centuiv. H. Lincoln
RKMoVAI. NOTICE and
a ilt'.-i i "Bank
1* l.K■-'■
anil Fifth A\r ."' DOtk I
taekod nil door ath is**
Quootion: How lottg will
Iniilriinj: be empty, itrod
deserted as in this gOvM at
IO:M A. M. TIIMIIBJ Town
ion mil recently ipumcid
iilan to UM boildins M bor-
Otlfffl hall. objecting tu sale
in ire of $55,000.
"Bob' Main, executive secretary of iiie Conshohocken Cham-ber
of Commerce and Dr Robert C I-nndu, auperintendent of
Conahohocken Public School* Dr l.midn held hta hat over
iua heart as the stars and Stripes were unfurled
The ceremony concluded Mr Horarv introduced Harleaicn
Wood, president of Alan Wood Steel Co as representative of
tne oldest industry in the borough 'Mi Wood will rui the
nbbon officially opening the new building the executive aald
Stores of men and women acre in line The doors were
open and the people moved Inside First to line was the
tented barber, and his deposit ass the first official transaction
in the new bank buildine
WIMI MA-s IIArrtMNG downtown in the heart of the
•hopping center?
is the bank, the last major place ol b
trading throngs of people Into that part of town whJ
been the centei of retail sriivnv fir morr than a BOB)
Gone also were hundreda of automobile*
The Recorder photographer went to Hector ami K>\r;>
n fl\e minutes of II and got a picture showing ••«) nieicred
parking space on Hector St and on Fayette St m ih< i
of the bank unorrupied At thai hour on moat am dav ol the
week motorists normally were riding around Hie block looking for
a place to park They considered themselves forumatr
found a apace within a block in either direction And BO*
there s space at every meter. ;he parking piobb-m la a thing of
the paat.
iCoBfimtest ow F«ve Anas',
• OPEN FOR BUSINESS — HarNt-m Wood cutting
ribbon before olticinl opening of modern lutttk bniMinjr,
here .Monday morning.
Steam Roller Seizure
Discloses Sad State
Of Home-Site Finances
Midoira Arrrs Fm the fust limi
history. Whltemnrsh Township
police on Thursday imi»undcd a
strum roller abandoned by its own-
Russell Fox. of Betmont Hills
nn a thoroughfare in Andorra Acres
nine months ago.
Th; five-ton roller, said to be
worth *&50. was driven by Henry
Gaily of (he sanitation depiirtment
to the Walter E Gilinger garage
nrren Hill, where it la being held
r payment of t47 to cover the cost
of moving It from a public highway
fcdgat E. MitclM-U, chief of police.
Impounded the roller under the ve-hicle
code The Incident was accept-ed
with a degree of humor as Gaily
and the police chief Installed iff.
"-" sparkplug and pul »?.:■
olme In the tank in order to start
the m> oi. but Its seizure disclosed
,d state of financial affairs ex-ist.
n« since 11*54 In the development
ol new '-omea nt Ridge Pike and
Bprln-t Mill Rd.
Pox. It was leu rued through his
attorney, Arthur Lefkoe. refused to
c the roller because a bill foe
gsuOO (or construction of the road*
and driveways under contract with
Andorra Acres Inc. is unpaid Mean-while,
several families who paid de-posits
on properties are said to have
loct their money and a number of
other homes are to be sold al
sheriffs sale, one todav (Thursday •
Lefkoe is representing a number
of purchasers caught in Hie finan-cial
pltKhl of the builder* He said
the heavy loss suffered bf Fox was
the reason the roller had not been
moved.
When the owner left it on Corson
(Confuted on Pope fiant)
Mrs. McCauley
Viewing at 7
Tax CnHsMllor Nirtim
Of Hearl Attack
(iareer in Business
Favored bv President
William G. Jackson
William G Jackson, president
or !he clsss of 18M of Conaho-hocken
High School, will be s
business man
At IB. the graduate is setting
his Sights on Drexel Institute
Phils. with business adminis-tration
his major st.itii
Night time-keeper at the big
Wslk-r 3ros. plant. Spring Mill.
he works from 11 until 7. He s
had the Job three weeks
A saxophonist in the high
school band, he was selected for
the Valley Forge Ares Band.
comprising hand-picked musi-cians
from school bands of
Montgomerv County. They give
one concert s yesr
He plans to continue music si
a side-line". II mav help me
alien I go to college ' he said
He is co-editor of The Echo".
1P&6 yearbook, and president of
the Hi-y Club
Commencement highlights art
presented today In a full psge
In this newspaper. Pleas* turn
io page 12,
The ran n'. Mr and Mis. Wal-ler
M Jackson. 430 W * 10th
Ave, Conshohorksn he Is one
of nine children—five boys and
four girls. The family removed
from Ridge Pike. Harmonville.
eight years ago His father Is a
foreman employed by the Phil-adelphia
Electric Co
Bill also was president of his
class in his Junior vsar
< snahohm I en lolslllng $".:%.
s UN srholanhip irvphtt snd
keversl medal* will be presented
at the s.".lh annual rnmmrn h and small tools, includm ■
wrenches and testing cquipmetr
valued al 173 were stolen sometlmt
between 121A A M *tv\ 7 A M
today st a service station conduct-ed
by Robert Earnhart. German-town
Pike and Churcn Rds
Ed«ar E Mitchell, chief of police
of Whltemarah Twp. suid (he in-truder
apparently gained entrance
by smashing a glass tn a rear win-dow
and crawling through
The cash was stolen from s lock-er,
the lock pried open Earnhart
Is a resident of Mahern Sgt John
W Lebold and Officer Kenneth
Blewitt aided In the Investigation
School'* Nearly Out
—Or JuM It*'^innmL' '
Conshohork-n Final reinstration
oi sinoergar-en pupils for tne 1966-
&7 teim will take place June 11 in
Uie office of Dr Robert C. Land is,
sui intendent nf schools, at the
public high school. Seventh Ave
and Fayette St
Registration of first grade pupils
is set for June 12 Registration for
o. ter grades should be made as soon
ss possible, also In the superin-tendents
office
SALUTE TO DKAP Firing wqpmA of Crng^vohoekeii poita ol
Americ;in Legloil ;in |
Rights | http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-NC/1.0/ |
Contributing Institution | Conshohocken Free Library |
Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
Contact | If you have any questions, contact Branch Manager at smason@mclinc.org or call 610-825-1656 |
Description | Conshohocken Recorder Newspaper |
Original Format | Newspapers |
Digital Format | application/pdf |
Language | English |