The Conshohocken Recorder, June 21, 1956

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Big Tasks Dodged. Public
^andis Says in Last Housing
Session With Board On Way
Teachers *
\ges Seen
4 Cause
Th* ONE NEWSPAPER
Most Interested
In Conshohocken
Wailamarah Township
Plymouth Township
Wwt Conthohockta
Conshohocken — Severing
i connection with the public
chool district after filling th«*
wt of superintendent f«»r .••
earn. Dr. Robert C. Land 15
ccuned the school board Mem-ay
night of undermining the
lorale of the personnel to an
xtent that it "can't be re-i
unit in five years".
In* scathing denunciation of the
rector*te' uttered quietly and only
tier the board probed for reasons
hit sudden resignation June 7.
ame during B apecial meeting
After the widely-known eduea'nt
nd civic leader reluctantly told the
en-man board the actual cause
hu decision to leave, th* board,
ited i to 2 to accept his realgna-i
later nnming Edward W Or-'
1. lung-time principal of the>
: high school, acting supertn-n\
effective July 1.
Apparently this I* a rue of In-rapaubilltv-,
|»r William E.
randt. rollesje-heiid member of the
nard. hummed up the situation a*
ended hla verbal blast "|
ve great reaped for Or I and is
and administrative abil'tv but
'I tee anything else to do now
t accept hi* resignation.
ndt's move to accept was see-med
by John F Huber 3d
On the voice vote. Brandt. Huber.
Russell S Erb. president. Oi.
alter Willis and Emil J. Ciava-
111 were In accord
Opposing were Harry Ellam, treas-rer
and John Z Hoyer. directors
or* than a decade The other dl-tors
have taken their seata with-the
last two years
The pattern of administration
posed upon the school system by
present board is so different to
odern educational procedure that
otl ran not continue under If, Dr.
ndis said
Ha spoke in • low, conversational
to the seven men and the
hool district solicitor, Stanley B
Joper. sealed with him at the long,
uahed directors table In the of-es
ha has occupied so long
We have some big problems here :
school survey wsa completed last
»r, but laid aside Certain people
Lio were interested in the election
the time dktn t want to get in-
»#d", he elunged
"We 'meaning the board' read
rts at meetings on a third grade
! about fire drills snd field trips. |
tag the time of nsaay m*"",i
ndis continued
"Tnose were purely administrative'
nd should not engage the time of
(Conuntted on Pmg* TwHn>
DI. ROBEKT C LANDIS
. . . taapUes ID line! ramqrks
local school directors at* behind
th- times, pass up Important bun
BOSS la lavor ol consideration el
reports oi ihlrd qrade level" COB
csriiaq llr* drills and llsld trips
. . . head oi school district 30 years.
ke was 10 years president at COB
sbobocken Community Chest.
2.:>(H) l Hits
AnliripuU-d
In Borough
Cniisliohocken — A survey
t h rOH uh th.' Muntjri.mt'ry
County Houxin;- Authority t<i
determine the nnmber of suh-standairi
duellinjr units in
CoMhohOCk*", as 1 lw 1i r - I
st<|» tOWlH pulilif housing
was authorized by Borough
(Council at an adjourned meet-ing
Monday night.
Harrv M Rowland, president, ask-ed
for an appropriation of 115 to-ward
the project, assuring council
it uould be the sole cost to the bor-ough
if it decides to go ahead aith
public bousing
The action followed an Informnl
session attended by nine council-men
Saturday with Irving Oerdy.
of New York, regional economist ot
the Federal Housing Authority, and
Harry Burdan. executive director of
the county authority. 10 discuss v»i-lous
obbgationa In public housing
and how It Is obtained
The conference was arranged bv
the Rev Marshal! W Lee. pastor of
St Pauls Baptist Church and mem-ber
or the county housing authority,
who broached the subject to council
at a regular meeting June If The
Rev. Mi Lee was present for tlie
discussion with the other officials
After hearing Oerdy outline var-ious
procedures, several members
Bd him to the site council
has in mind for the units at the
foot of W First Ave. popularlv
know 11 a* Kelly s field
The survey wift check the number
ef substandard nnits now in the
borough, helping to determine h<i«
needed through puhll>
86TH YEAR t'on«hohocken, IV Thursday, Junr U, 1966 TA 8-4600 — BB 9-0950
City Given $23 Million Plan
For Highway Past Spring Mill
8-Mile Way
To Start at
Wissahickon
Only 12 More Day*:
A. FUED SPAFTH
. . . proprietor el Spaeth Chevrolet
lac ITS* Rtdee Are. Rosborouqh
Is racelrtnq congratulations today
on the occasion ol a birthday as
nlversary. He is Teconomfasg today
with his fondly at Brant loach
Lonq leach Island N. I where ho
Is 'roaiuior ol Brant Beach Yacht
Club. Chairman, usance commit!**
WMtomarah Township Ambulance
Association. h» lives at 114 Thar
hill Drive. Wissahickon Villa,..
Prizes Pile Up Here
; For July 4 Derby Raters
Water Show
Benefits Funti
For \ i nl HI 1.1 nit•
When school if* out a young; toy's fane
. Soap Box Derby racing, of course!
Township
'turas to thought* ruDd ■■ brn,,,t K»,1,rriHV ,rnm ■
Plann for a $23,000,000
eiarht-and-a-half mile taw
, lane highway extending; from'
the Wi-sahicknn Creek at
I RidKt Ave. to the Norriato.-n of. . Soap Box Derby rod* «t cour«! ZST« ■£& *7.n s» ! \
j lnU-rchantte of the IVnnsyl- And that s exactly what soems to be happening here club, beginning st 1 p M
vania Turnpike were outlined in t'onthohocken where interest is on the upswing in the fifth sponsoring the evmi is wi
'in a comprehensive 58-page annual Fourth of July competition marsh-Plymouth Jay*
■ report to Streets Commis-
Ann Whiteside
In Playhouse
Drama Kole
Lafayette Hill — Ant Whileside
inlet, art j—hns been cresting s ss an actress on
roadway. next week will appetii
sioner David M. Smallwood, ft
it |?M learned U*in\.
j Ibl teport by Albright A Priel
i consult inn niKineers. was the result!
' ot a - ri r-!ong study besed on j
Snip'lwooct s proposal to build u
highwsv fi'im ttir Wisuliii Son
iCteek to thr Philadelphia-Mont-
Igomcry Countv Line »iiich would
lltlHssi the right-of-wsy ot the tin-1
usad MHmiviiiik Csnsl
The hUh«sv bevond the ritv '
litnrs WHS iecomnirnr'et! by Al-bright
A Prlel ns s possible future |
| link trTsllow trcr move-ment
ot traftlc between ItM tuin- .
nike mid lue PluladelphiB centei
StarKni at the Wlseahlchen
.Ins Gerdy esplslned that the In PluladelphiB S Plsyhouse in the «'reeh. the proposes" hiehwut would
IBM survey had gotten hisnbled Psrs in lole she poitrsved on folio- the present alignment of
sonehnvF. with f nlleeevllle ax-iga- Broadwav, 'A Roomful of Roses Rldir Are and slsln St for sboi'l
DM Bnmdwsy production
'relied by Guthne UeClind
band of Katheiinr Cornell
Opening Monday night
JtilityTax^
Jill Likely /•'
Plymouth Township
< OIIIIIII-.HM1. I - I'll-ll If
. . . B'ting superintendent-ele.-
t ol Conshohocken piblic
school system has been principal
ttan since 1925. Nntive of York,
ne holds disrcea ftom Penn
State Dmvertity end the Uni-versity
of Pennsylvania. Hr BUS
B member of the National HOD-or
Society at the University
Pormerlv president of the
Conshohocken branch of the
Penturvlvsnin School Education
Association 11946-1947) he Is a
member of the State and Na-tional
Principal's Association
Active lujivic work Oermann
Is a former president of Con-sliohocken
Rotary Club: former
residential district chairman for
the United Wfr Chest and di-rected
Instruction of air raid
wardens during World War II.
He is ■mUTasst to the former
Miss Mildred O. Eyster The-me
m 30'. E. Ninth Ave, Con-
-S'Mtll- ggfj,
Lions Donate
$50 tp Fund
(sift In Kirat for
July -till Program
Conshohocken — Stay st hom<
for a ssfe snd sane Pourth of gownn
I July! I >ftss Whiteside
Thats the slogan again tills year dramatic roles
OH
?0M feet where II would shift in th
left bel«ren Main St and th
Srhuvlklll rleer to Leek SL
At Lrn-k St r. aould enter Vrnic
Pnik Playhouse for a one-week Island, proteed northward uiidei
aland, the cast includes in oidei of the Green l.snr, Levenngton Avt
apiiearance Lulu B King as Wills and Fountain St. bridges to the
May, Charles Saan as Larry Fallen, upper locks
Louise Albrltton as Nancy Fallon, Near the upper lock*, the high-
Ali< l Frost <s Grace Hewitt i way would r.tsrt on an upward grade
sVm Whiteside as Jsne Hewitt riosaing over the Reading Co. aod
.Donald Brit ton as Dick Hewitt PennrvHania Railroad tra<ks ron-i
Brant Gordon as Jerry Fallon. Pa- netting with ine northern end ol
tricis Bruder as Bridget Macgowan I Umbria St ft would continue on
and Stephen Chase as Csrl Mac- ; to tic to with the aistward estrn-
«on n: C'thedral Ave i»t-ndltit
who stsrred tr , (Condtiaetl on Pape Tuxlve)
the College of [
Bov Has \o Racer,
Pulls (hit of Derby
Conshohocken Calling all
owners of old Derby race tars'
Last minute entries in the
fifth annual Soap Box Derby
here July 4 wil f'-id sny rBcers
not in use this year mighty
will L nir
Only one racer in the family
Is rerponslble for the withdrawal
from the field of Joe Collins. II.
of 2O0 Forrest st He's bowing
out in favor of an older brother.
Hank. Who Will be over thr agr
limit next war and wants one
final fling a' 'he Derby champ-lonBhip
Families owning a car they
do*- "*an to use should call
E f Moore at his Chevrolet-
Odsmobile agrnrv. TA l-MST.
or The Recorder. TA i-4600.
and give other youngsters s
chance to take part in the gals
event.
ees \mv Mar-tial
picked up In the last ble H>11 Swim Club and Biownia
fe* d;ivs at the E F Moore Chevro-, T jop 91
Igt-OIdamobUe agency. 13th Ave I Walter M Streepet proprietor of
and Favette St. registration head- the swimming club, is donating use
qua.-iers where youngsters are tak- ot pool facilities ss well as 1100 ta
ing Mom or Pop to inquire sbt.ut prise tnonev
the procedure in signing up for I Racaa for bovs snd gu is sged e»
competition and the chance to win, to it years will gel underwsy at I.
valuable prises TMty blanks are available at Iha
Bui youd better hurry up. Derby . pool
sponsors Moore and Tht Recorder . _,.,„ -ho_. . - p u , .„ .„
and Valley Forge Sentinel sdvlae !,u* "*!*'ah" "' ,^ ", '' 'T*
•k._ i ■»-».. j ii,_ ■ line ritmir sKits ».i!e; t« .els olv-
2LS3L ' f'W "" I '"* "hlbi.lon. bv champs. Joe Ver-deui
Olympic champ daredevil*
trampoline snd comic diving
The field still Is under 30 and'
Derby officials ars hoping for a
landslide traffic at registration In'
the remaining days to assure a
bang-up rare on Independence Dav
PtrturM of alt contestants are ta
be puMUho* In this newspaper neat
Playground
Open Evenings
IGavin Klcctetl
Grand knight
Afternoon Program
Itiopin (I at I'ark
West Conshohocken — ™,"X Band Concert
muii's pobUc plavground will open
MOIKI.IV morning for sn eight-week
Conshohocken - Robert M Oav- season that is an Innovation ID
in M4 E llth Ave. was elected public play center programs
grand knight of Council 1803. The MnrKriisie Park Playground.
Kni •- of Columbus, at annual Elisabeth St near Moorehead Ave.
1 eject ■ .i 3unda;
i E Scnank
I Ravmond stempte ass named
j deputy grand knight Philip Dal*
recording secretarv. John Bchank.
treasurer. Joseph Ehlmger. Barden
Joseph Cnn. inside guard. Arthur
Winters, outside guard; Walter L
it Conahocken Hi^h sti.iuik. trustee for three year*
underwent surgery laat Matthew O'Connor 8r. trustee lot
Montgomery Hospital 0ne year; Hubert Moswe. advocate
Surgery
succeeding Waltei will be open under »«£?™™ '™ tl« Mary K Wood Park. Fifth A<e
9 A M to 13 noon snd from 6 to 9 _„,. u«»_. ■« .i_^. . — ■■
M o„lv TMra MO M no pro. ","*""" "'. "fT !° J"'"•■'"',
nv the Band of Conaho-
MISS PHYLLIS JONES
Plymouth Canter — Outlook for
lactment nf legislation enabling
uniclpahties to tax real eaute of
jblir utilities seems brighter to
finals of Plymouth Township,
champion* ol tapping this
urce of revenue.
At the 31st annual convention of
Pennsylvania Association ot
irst Class Township Commission,"
Pittsburgh li.sl weekend, a res-utlon
sponsored by the local dele-tion
was adopted unanimously In
oring of Imposing the tax
Copies of the resolution will be
illed to sll legislators and inter-ted
state officials.
Similar sctlon has been taken bv
flssocititlon of second cuts* town
Plvmouth township officslA
jeen informed
Inrally aponsored resolution
thai publlr utilities are profit
g corporations and should he
ulred In pay their proportionate
■e nf local real estate taxes In
r that this particular east of
g business should not be bum.
llspriiportinnatrly bv those ram-aunllies
In which the said atilllies
>wn larte holdlnga.
Services ol public utilities sre not
endered exclusively to the rouni-
'lpslltles in which they own Isrgr-toldings
but such services are. In
act enjoyed by nreaa outside the
ilate. It continues
The exemption from taxation
w enjoyed by Public Utilities Is
lot expressly declared In anv sta-'
utp. but is B 'esult of Judicial de-mons."
it save, noting there are
mlv four states In the U. S lit
vhirh utilities enjoy such exemp-lon.
Furthermore. It cites no portion
' the gross receipts tax imposed
ipon public utilities by the state
returned oi distributed to the
si munu'ip.il.tics
Major Romano
Hying to Kort knox
Conshohocken — Major Nicholas
Din.mn *jM E llth Ave. mm-nandlng
ofneer or the 322d Army
Medical Depot. NutrUtown. will nv i i U.uWi i\i LAt^Mtl
Monday from Philadelphia to Fort ' ' ^' ^
Enga Kv to spend four days In
ibservance of recr.nt training. »lili
-* tiiruuKiiout the naUoo
lirpii. an
goillg iiuUliu lion M Hie lull
l>ri\rr in llo<s|iit;tl
.HHken — Samuel J Janu-
■I!: 107 E Third Ave. driver for
he Washington Fire Co. is undei -
■tneiri for a kidnev sil-ent
a' SBI red Heai t Hospital
liere he «ss removed Tuesdsv m
H Georee Clav Ftre Co ambu-ure
He ng stricken early ti.at
sH-mng at hu home. |
ion of Musicians,
brother of Philip" Ben'ignoT Councilman Joaepli Burns,
teacher in the borough public of the recreallonsl unit
school district, is the supervisor.
Chamber of Commerce Chestnut Hill, where she *na grad
which Is sponsoring a variety of listed, snd with Whltemnrah VBI
entertainment to be presented In- »J Players. Utile theatre group, t
dependence Day the daughter of Mr and M>i Wil-
, William A Mcore. chairman of !u,m A WH'tewde. 7» Germaiuow
Hit- nuniniltee lu cliarge. lias mailed plIe Barren Hill.
letters to Industry, professional
groups snd residents asking for do- \§tt ,'/ir I/,,,.,.. i'\tv
nations to defray the costs ot ihe i™«J«» fIfirr> I f/.V
^..1 appeal I. msde to service IfafOWlillf Hvultlt
club*, civic groups and others for A t.
cooperation in raising fund* First /III
response, a gift of $50. came from „ .
Conaholiorken Lions Club, Moore ,R
R".dno
J
r-M"j01' "'rry E, ,Fox
announced 10 Meadowcroft Rd. athletic
Last veers festivities cost about r*ot0'' "
•1.300 Expenditures thl* year sre School,
anticipated at 11.500 Thursda
Besides the Soap Box Ilerbv in to < uirect a condition m his mouth The annual outing will take place and
the morning and a baseball game resulting from a war injury He has Aug. 19 at Use her. Fool. Kulps
In the afternoon, an entertainment been discharged from the hospital vllle. with Stemple and John Bnlin
is planned by the { cumber at the The former Roxborough High eo-rhairtnrn
alhletir field ai night together with School and Drexel Insiitute loot- Joseph Ehlmger Jr. chairman Harmonvllle-The 13th year o]
a professional firework* display. ball star and outstanding Marine reported the dinner dance June 1 Mi> Frances Ford, daughter or Mr
Citing the manv benefits accru- athlete sustained injury during a at Sandy Run Country Club a *ur- and Mr« Charles Cameron MM
IIIK ii<>in home entertainment an fire several years sgo anile in the cess Bu'>r Pike. »» marked June 15.
the national holiday. Moore com- Koican theatre
mented thai contributions to
prusiam will detetminr iu exi
He is urging all segments of
community to support
Checks anon'"
to the Conshohocken _.
Commerce The annual program ' Conshohocken — Forty five man
has been reRlstered with the 8tate o^" ol Bov Scout Cub Pack 423. *f-
Vacstion and Recreation Bureau as Kxlaeed with 8s Coamas and Dam-an
outstanding event. Inn Cli..rch, Fifth Ave and Maple
ISt, B(romn'tiled bv 32 adults. In-cluding
parents and pai k gfOeWsi
will visit Wsshington D C Sunday
Area Lions aho are enroute to TWa i«B«t*e»sll«iBBB IB h*a«aU I P»*j *N**™^** jWbaa^aQlb:
attend an annual convention of enuren after seven o'clock mass
..ilionsl at Miami. Fla., Box luncUeoii will be carried; din-
Include Oeorge J Rafferty. Consho- net will be at ? restaurant
j hockrn Lions president; William A Oi.ldo DiCiuicio. cubmaster; An-
Moore, outgoing president and Ed- thony titumpo and Tlioinas Hlg-wsrd
W. Humphrey. Plymouth f'ns. sssistants and Angelo Gam-
Meeting. former piesldent ot White- bale committee member, are In
r i i ...rj. charge of arrangements
acts
The Community Ambulance fund
■till needs ovei U.OOO Residents at*
urged to support this apecisl bene-fit
parformame
Discussion at a meeting at I M
To spur on Ute young hopefuls, lonlght of iTllll*m*l*ll Tn«nihip
Anthony Gemma haa put his ehoul- Community Ambulance Asro.istion
der to the wheel He n csnvasaliig 'HI centei on ri.is.nv tbf i.itent
local merchants for additional prises drive for funds Junr 30
to be added to those offered by the Anv leaident loiuing after'that
national sponsors date will be plaied on a 60-day
He's got an imposing array to waiting list befoie thrii membei slup
date and expects to add plenty more entitling them to free ambulaiie*
before Derby time isenicc becomes el:, rue
Heras what the merchants are1 -^^ ,UI1 nilll thf BIPhlli>nrtJ
*'«!' ■> ^ . .. ^ •,u'1* Tuesdsv wa* ;iie tni nme a
(isbin Haidware four mode] kits rnembt
Kt hue Bros Hardasre. boy scout n,f „
pocket knife Wm H Wallace Jew-elrv.
pen and pencil *et; Harris
Furniture Store, table lamp. Cloth
Lino, one pair of wranglers,
thony* Men* Shop, * pair of cuff
link*. Redmond's Shoe, pair
sneakers. Prvette Pharmacy
Dougherty Pharmacy pen and pen-
(Continued: on Font Tirefisv
membei in the aaaocifition unHiast
the seivi.c
B Daily Vacation uff J
Bible Schools
Tuesday Night
Coruvhohorken — The first public
band concert of th* season wilt he
preeentod at 7 30 P M Tuesday In
I nl In i an- In Oprn
l*rofcrum Momljn
• Oha ken Ann R|| dsihj
vacation bible st IUNU will open Mun*
dav at St Maiks l.utlieiau Chiireri,
Fifth Ave and Barry St fot •mi*
dren of the cburob snd any other*
up to 14 years. Inclusive
Mn O E. McCarney. wife of tha
pastor, will be dean and also will
head the Junior and intermediary
gram in the afternoon.
Athletic leagues for both boys, !,otkrn- Jo«'Ph P«i"«'«> •« cot
snd girls will be formed Mondsy. j £, „ »_
A new concrete court for u*e in ' T1" R^reat.onal Council is *pon-ba.
ketb.ll. skating and dancing has "-Ing the comert. made powlole H™«
been added ■ Uirough * fund provided by the
Russell Benigno a teacher in the:Mew York Branch, American Fed-
Delaware County public school*'*ra,,on Muslrlsns. ai cording to
man
or W Oak Lane.
W T Grant store. 110 Favette Si
has resumed duty after * week's
taration
hn In tha
lattn will be Mr* Hutaot Metsger.
14th Av*. near Harry.
Mrs Fred Kf.penhaver of Wash-ington
Square and Mrs Edward M.
Janrs. SOS Moil Ave. Acs' Conaho-liucken
will direct the kindeigartea
department ana Mrs John Heffeu-treyer.
E. Hector st and Mrs How-ard
Bailey Jr. 416 W. Sixth Avt,
C.tihs. Parent!
uld be made pavable VlHII t ;||H|ol
lohocken Chamber of *
JHth Annual Fair
- t Pastor I rges Suppcrl
Fireman s Taoloia Paper O*K **»**&
Goes to Press June 29
lt.i.-k at Work
Conshohocken — Ror Smedurig
manajiei of the , the primary division
The school »i!l meet dailv from
Monday to Ftloav tiKtuaJyaj Ifjajsjajja-ing
July Fourth* from 9 to II N
mve
tJejtM at 1 I..i i.ti M. . I
"boosters page
tured in the Spring Miller. an an-
Spring Mill Fire Co. Reuben S Kil-potnek,
president, announced to-dav
The 28th annual fair will lie f mi-ducted
eight days. July 6 to 14. in-stead
of the usual 10-day
I The Spniift Miller ail! be dis-tributed
during the Independence
Day holiday The publication head-quarters
Is The Recorder buldini
100 W Hector St. Conshohocken
8500 < opies ate 10 be distributed
Morris Hannum shows again will
provide exciting amusements st the
The company again will
NEW Arro.MOBiLE — K>y< to wlan |iiiml,btl by
K. F. Moore. Chevrnlpt-OlrlRmobilp ripaler. 12th Ave «nri
Ksypttr St.. are pre*pnterl Mnv Walter Ritter. We-lcnme
Wajfon hostess, yesterday afternoon. (i
I inI* ii A VJO, Offirp
()|ientil ;it BtfTCB Hill
ljfsvrte Hill—Emlen i Company.
MtaU firm of Chestnut H.::,
Haverford and Paoli. has opened a
Whltrmarsh Valley office here at
412 Germamown Pike
The new office :s under the
management of Victor Paul, Jr.
former Ocrmantoun realtor, who
has given up Im business there to
direr Emlen activity in what the
firm believes to be an area of ' tre-mendous
development "
Prize WlwMT
In Story OmlrM
PIIIIB ■ Franc..' V Camp; nf 230
W. llth Ave. Conshohocken. has
been awarded fifth prise in the an-nual
Lhoit story contest for L«-
Balle College freshman. It was sn-fnounced
this neek by Brother E
Patrick. FSC. professor of English
■Iktl dll .>: o! the i ontest His storv
I* entitled. "Trapped '
An alumnus of Conshohocken
High School, class of 19M. Oaoipl
1* a member ol the LaSalle College '
luiiu i :
SoAffaaW, Sitiuiaitn
1 Vrrg/j Fit* lime
Coni.hoiiocken -Borough Fire
Chief Joseph P Thomas warn*
that burning of trash may take
place only between sunrise snd
sundown. and must be done
only m a roiered container
He said that anv one found
violating the borough ordinance
governing tfaU
prasecuUoo
Several surprise features are under host to children of The Pines, an
consideration as substitutes tot annual custom
chancing off an sMomobile. bingo An adjourned meeting of the flic
and nightly cash prize* rompanv will be held at a 30 Tues-
In a teller to members. Kllnat- day lllgBI Volunteers are requested
rirk said the deadline for lislins by the president and the board ol
names »u the buoster pair miulrt directors to spare an hour or so,
he noon tomorrow Mr announced mxhtlv on the grounds 'tn help us
today th* deadline had been et- get tilings In shape for the opening
tended until * A. M Monday oJ BM fair "
len Hill - The Rev Har-old
F Doebler. pastur of Bt
Peter's L'.theran Church, on
Snndav gave full approval or an
annual drtve for funds launch-ed
tht* week by Bnrren Hill Vol-unteer
Fire Co
"I let go with fire and bnm-atnne
from the pulpit SUSHIS'
UM t 'iiri;pti(in thai misled sev-
■gal veer* ago when the fire
•ompanv permitted gambling of
all kind at its annual fairs" he
said "Some of you who heard
that aermim ictnember it Now
thai the corruption has been
eliminated, and no gambler,
takea place. I am compelled to
do everything possible to help
Hie !ue ti,iii;mny opftate in the
black bv legitimate menus And
I understand fie rompsnv is
operatIIIK in thr black "
'A M
The .tnnual Piesbyteiidn TtogUofi
Chun u Scliuol opened Mi>nda\ !nr
two weeks, with ihe Kev Tlieodota
F Kenntdy. pastor as clean Fiuo:i-menl
is open to boys and girls,
Hand In jtirril
By Power Motor
Plvmouth Twp Thomas Et-tlnger
Jr. of Cllver Springs Farm,
Ta.vnship Una R,I ,,. ^,
Rd required 14 stitches in threo
flutters of Ins left hand at Chrst-
; nut Hill Hospital as the result of
an accident while repairing a po«-
l et motoi, Mav M. at lit* home Ha
is a member of the office personnel
; of E J LsvinO 1c Co.. Plvmotth
| Meeting
OpMM l>i'iiliM Officr
i Tomorrow Morning
n*i mt
— office Ic
pisi.e of dei.tis'ty Bill be Dr
Chsiles assDtan .■
office will be 1<.> sted at 118 Oei-mantown
Pike
GAVEL K\<"HAN(»E — Leon Rato-key. retirinjf president, second from rijrht.
turns over jravel to William H. Walliicc Jr. enttTi B*a msMcnti at installation "f
officers nf fonshohocken Rotary Cluh JDJM 19 at Mpartowlirook Country Club, Hlno
RPII. Others, left to rijrht. are William B. I-anj/e. past iii«triet gOTtFUor; John H.
War", 3d, district governor and William A. Moore, president CoB.«hohock.rri Uon* Club
t Kecoroet pfes^u
Not to Be
Too Catty, but
Weekly Itrview iiewspapeis
sre good at getting leal
back to their oanrrs and Mrs
Julia Piston of 673 Mitns SI
Roxborough cnn testifv to the
result* of a classified ad in that
department.
Sh* lost her p'- kitten but
week and wanted it bark BUM
placed a classified ad in this
newspapei
In a few hours her pet «si
back home, safe and sound
Someone had found it wan-der
Ing around the W.ilm.' I BJH
Oolf Coiiise. arenl noani
Tlie Review ggaj the Ml
the oal tu Mis Piston
She (J.r a l.i. ftnTfall lew ,1.1
Vui, HO Ue feWWOVd ''■ i b)
reudiiia thr T7h*glfhn1 Us
l Hnordinary reaulta are 'he
rule far those wiio take advan-tage
of the classified <<U imns of
the five Weeklv Re\ie« r>e«*pa-peri
Insertion of an sd in H!
fne ,s a: the lo-. m.mm ;m rat*
of vi word* tar ii vi
A phone caii to TA a-4^0fl
-BR 9-fMI.Sf) •:.: An th* trlgk
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