The Conshohocken Recorder, February 10, 1925

              ®l)e Con0l)ol)0i:hen Ucco^er.
Established 1869. CONSHOHOCKBN, I'A.. TUESDAY, KEHK1 AKI 19, IK2.',. L'BSORIPTII IN PRIC PRICE TWO CRNT3
SCHOOL FUNDS TURNED .
OVER TO NEW TREASURER
Russel C. Erb. Science Teach-er
in Local High School,
Says Observation is Thres-hold
of Education
ADDRESSED SCHOOL MEN
be
onstaohockei
■ ■
high chool
i.■mil
and dtscnmion give -..■riiiy by
uetor ir
l.i...I s.-huul. The t;ilk wn«
■
aubui ban aehool principal!
with the
graduate ■»■ pati
i ". in Phil-adelphia,
i;\. erpta from the talk as given
Follows:
"Ho* man] .if ua here b da) an
able !•■ describe with an
things and event* which
i latad with oui
Dbably nol many! Thli is
one >.f our Calling*, bui few • ■! ua
.' fully.
"Having studied i
■ i OHM
the conclusion thai obai i
tin' vary threshold «>r education.
tlon la nol only a method HI
aclenca, bul .1 unlveraal
All our Information Domes through
run- power of observing
observation meena just I-...kin,; al
1,1 examining exhibits with the aye.
it reall) meana far 11 1 than this.
however, Th mplieated prooeaa
■ till DUgh
,il! our H 1 ■■■ 1 Ble, «it;l 1
healing, ■mall and evei 1 kins'
usthi u. tense 1 itffi 1 ■ nl oombln-
1 tervatlona. Uis
regarding ion»e of thi i-
West S do Sctioo
Paid Over by
Ir. Woodward
of the v
*■■■ 1 .1
1 ultni in dismissing
in- of the old tni mb.er.s.n.f. 1
. nlni when f«»i mer Ireanun 1 Bd
ID j ODD FELLOW LODGE.
ACTIVE ORGANIZATION'
gaj 1: W Iw
Oartrude Riki
rd paid to E
wl> -elec
I 11..- mi.1
■ ■
counts.
While II ■ ■ the
Mr W Iward ■ ■■ emfa 1
HS he tell :
■ I
had tm
poaltlnn li
hi« truiit, 1 'pon
II ■ ■
■ ■ unts
■■I 1.1 ill)
in
• i.
r the rm
d .« ..f HI
■ ,1 ordei 1 for thi
up 11 ml
..n.i the money ■
promptl: ■
treasurer.
■ ks tor the eentl-annual
Intaresl on the W hool bonds were :
day nnd the Balai lea of thi
lllie nil I'
■
■
dji wti 1 and Hi W I-
« .1.1 «til rei .HI till books until Tas
Colteetoi 11 •'■■tn Plor
hi.1 when the 1 igh aud
■
urer*a hunks The 1 ks etui in the
Hi Woodward are
pi 11 tlcatl) lilted and Mrs. Rlker
will begin new booka Iramedlntel) ,:..| ! 1. I , Will I
Nationally Known Orators to
Address Mass Meeting in
Riant Theatre on
February 22nd
CHORUS AND PROGRAM
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■ J booka i
and kind M1< nee*
I
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ratin1g. on
-.i i so in li
in- ni of thi
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tt ,1 will
i community
. ■ hel •$
isti umei I
.uii-iit i
.'Ulin the
E.E.PIK
1K0LUEJ
CHOIR TO PRESENT
THREE-ACT COMEDY I
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IK Hi.I, ,- o( .
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II
Well
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town
I iti..i
I>i Imaril) three avi
First, the Visual V
obaei.. .1 through thi
■
Mli.it la transmitted ttr ob
through the ear; third, the
avenue, of manual n< u\ itlea 01
etloa. The third
prises our vocational v< >
wc hafva
r leal nlhg; OJJI GOLF
Uti. : 1^ :.!!;, Bttl
with two , distribution and
. rousing a bony
oui observation
niict I., distributed AJertnaua hi
anothei word foi dtaulbution in this
example. Besides rUstrtbuting our
Dbaervatlona «<• musl be perslatenl
in that*, if you observe ,►. attok to
,;,. when
ervenlng a atreot, mm ataty get '"'
bj another pat tkioiaj ajitomobtla
li you ■! i .iiftnhuii' ymn obser-vations,
the guttrnMbua will dls-
Lribute you. Xou must ;'>»■■ be pa*
Blatant In your aktrtneaa. The ao-eauad
abeent-mlnded pi i -
not absent-minded ..i -ill Ha hi
onli persurtenl In - thing. Par-
BUrtenl attention, loo, sustained,
aenda one to .. mad house, while
with no panriattnl attention you are
dlmed as feeble minded and artiva
ni the earns deal It
■■.\t the Bchool where l an taaash-ng,
i i- ated the pupils powei f'"
feaaral obaervatlon. Thirteen per
(cut gave mtiafactory reeponaea to
nil the teats. A pn mlnent adui itoi
aboM three months ago, tat
era] hundred aehool teeohera in thalr
abtllt) to observe. The teachers
■earned normal In evi n way- Tlu->
were Intamgant-looklng enough, tbey
k,„.» how i" dlaotsltna both
bod) and mm.! The) I.-IJ atudlad
padagotoaJ aubjeota at a .
univeraltiea Thai wars qualtfled '■■
taai h baoauaa thru State Ccrtlnoati
■ah) ao, ret whan teated
whether these educators ware ob-aarvantt
the peroantages made ware
quite tllMcourazlng.
"gome of PHI ■ ■ >
in not imtmriiitit to know whetiu
mil the tight or ii-fi thumb i» upper-1
tn -i whan youi hands mn folded,
■even •■! tJgnl
red sttripes in our Ameriean Bag,
whether tii^ deelgn on yow teacups
enaautti of roaaa 01 daisii
tbaae may aeem absurd and trivial—
I-H|H-I i.iiiy if you cannoi anawai
itifin.
"We .t.. not .ii«.i\s fix a an aa-
Mgntnm I tot tw dirai - aloe it baa
ni* sui.j. it iii;ittiT Hany nn as*
■bromant in ftraai to our puplla tot
the sole imi-puse ot jtrTunlinfr a
DMana f"i* ximij. There ■■>■■ oftan
lihi.it thin--, pett) dl i.uls. Una wa
K't our baya and glrti bn iiMik u|.
iin-niy t-. teaah than bow t.i gri
»hat they want for tluiii»i-U I-H
•Taai h the puptl how tu itudy1
■hould mean Teach the pupn to oi»-
aarva We maj form and axarolM
hablta on trivial thlngi us well aa
rm iiif more weighty matters ut
Modern Club House of Colon-ial
Design Will be Erected.
—Work Will be Started as
Soon as Possible.—Desira
ble Location.
■ on and bulll on 111
Colonial .i. int.. twa is t.. i..- . rei ted
.... the lmks of the Oulph Mills «
Club In Upper Merlon township.
■ ,. i mis bean awardad i
work mi th. nan • int. house will be
■tarted aa ■ if the ^.'ather con-ditlontt
will iifrniit. Thr- w* build-log
will ba arei ted it thi
thi rt "i axtendlng from Blrd-ln«
Hand I- Bridgpori and thai one tn-taraectlnH
and leadlni ft Balllgo
i dm tin- Oulph 11 ■-< k and
nlng "!• Hit- thi ..hi
life."
Mr Hrb ptva i oompleta report of
nil tin- Bo*oaBed "Obaan tl Teats"
!..■ agva in tin.- Conahohookan nigh
BO) 1 In Hi*- eoncludlng st.it.-mi-iit
the toUowlng polnta war* n kda
obam vatlon la "i Uttie
value ."* (he teats and thalr oorrala-
Uon valuee ahowad, Baas obaarva-turn
eOUpied n|i witli ilitliiite aubjacg
coupled ui' with definite aubjaei
mnltrr in of untold valuo to tod
child now, the man "f tha hour, to-
III..II..W
"Proof that the theulty at obaar*
vatloa ii only dormani or bttant and
nut ulisi'iit 1M to tie fmir-il in the
xtudy of the vurloua factora thut
enter into efficient obaervatlon.
"The Aral thing to In* ;imuneil t»
Interest. If tile element of Interest
(Continued on Page Ki^hO
tiulf Brewery proparty
The innual meetlnj -.i the Qolf
Club waa held at the Rittenhouee
Club Philadelphia, laai
Ul i: j, hnaon, preoldi i I
Tha members al tmtt time aupported
tbe m ■ i loua aestoa of tha board i>f
r i ii new
club bulhUl |
The pin.-' 'Uli for .i club liouae In
Colonial atyle, large • nough <■■ be
comfortable bul not too largi to ba
■ perata * •<>•• of lha
■pectal reatures of tin- new bsaUdlng
will be i -t comfortable nod oom-ph
te nuns locfcer room Tin- will
be .i pi I. ■■ where a foursome attar
a round on the golf Unas can loal
comfortably over their both ami
dreaulng and n-'i h> ■ i >wded Into ■>
■tumble
othar In thi ir ■ fforta to
set their clothes and therefbre try to
i.-e* oui of the place aa quickly ■'"
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The location for the tie* building
,s i.it-- i.r the ti^iHt r inndlng in
the vicinity of Phil I
I not only overlooks the entire golf
] comae bul la ■urrounded by IDIIM
I nnd vlstaa th il almost rival the
!:■ i kahin i it la i'iv . onventeni l"
the Philadelphia * We* tern Railway
!■-! east!] . i ■ ■aible bj autotnoblla
The country la m ii in hi l
tar .li-si.Mii t.. \ :
and IH .HI ■Imosl dlrecl rout !|
Philadelphia to thi hlsto nplng
ground.
tn tad tha dub I
u.it-.i unit certain ■ lubmen on tha
Main Line have proposed thai it !■■'
made into a sort ol
Mam Line raaldents. To •!" tin-* they
auggeat trfat a >i"'. lol ii" p
withuui K*^if privileges be taken la
.HI.i charged ■• high Initiation fee
and high deaa Tbua a big emh
bouse i-oui.i ba hunt planned
al evanta.
This Idi a, I owavi I mi I with no
:■ m In.' offli ■ ■
club. Tiny prafflr rather r>> keep
tin- atab for golf, with :IH linn h aim*
. li . omnaUbla with fnm-tort
They would rather cut the
BUM ol membt rshlp
it. in thla attitnii.- they wisely fol-low-
tin- prevailing tendency of the
better elnei ..r golf eluba win. ii la
ton trd am illness ■".! nlmnl
Tha RECORDBn prownta with Iti
eomplimenti two tlekata for ihe
matinee .T evenlni parfonna f
"Abraham t4ncoln" at th.- Riant
Theatfa, on Thuraday, t.. Hrs,
Charias Mi-Cnii. Port itreei Weal
Consbohoaken
I'ark
C vith PABT1 : H i.. nanl
ahohockan Actlvltlea, la ti
Houat Thuraday i abi uai y Uth at
1. clock p. m . under thi
ol the Woman i Club or Coaaho.
hockao. Tlekata vr. oanta and can
ba purchased al the Part Hmiaa on
Tpunday. Advartlsi men)
■ ill nddrea
■ in Mori Istown •■■
"■ I
■■ i idd -
■
i unoreil
■
luahl ■- their I
-I-- includes n town of th
nsori .1 ■
h. :.|.
i,I ths
i to |>n
ii !■■ ihr townspeople vital \>..i I i
n. H through if,, i ; Ull mi mm,is ,,r
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Moral
ind Industrial I I
■' ithollc Unlverait) of America,
rtera in :.il
III houl the . >unl
rtty oi
■ ■
He n. Hi. !■ , Ih.,,,,,!
men) of Bod .1 \. tlon r»l the No.
■ tholic Welfare ['onacrenre,
and .s thoroughly trained in .-,.. i,.i
He Ii nuch force
and i.r mu< 1 a
Mi LIhh] laa madi
etudv of national and inti
f niomenl nnd is well qual-ified
'■> ape ii. upon vital world lop
lea Of dynamic personality, bin
■ - qul< klj i ni* and he
la n -i'i ^^ ni: ,i 1 epjj i,, ,i„v quea
tlon upon in- 1 . ■
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took with then .
th ,. th.
free leuni ol p irtln i -
mplil
■
meeting
■ 1
lii re-tire
tuantn
of the |... ,.i lodgemen expressed
ii' ire and thanked
■ 1 ...
pltallti 1 led thei
memfaei - nnd Pnai Qrand Jol 1, \.
t Montgomery L
. . ■
hocken Indi
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: . ttnee of thi
vldunl members In propo
randldntes who
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during
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1 I!,,.
nexi Thuraday
At a mi
^ in their
'•"« lodge in. r...
Kranl Hi.- iesi
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another
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Conshohocken's "Grand Old
Man" Succumbed to Infirm-ities
Yesterday.—Bern \n
England in 1821
FUNERAL ON THURSDAY
I-:.
I- ih I'llklngmi
. u ,t;.i one
■ Identa -.f the Si -
■ of hla Bon, Tii ■
Pourti
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Pr*«ented by
Choir Th
■A Blow Ti ifn in Mtxgoury '
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n the i"
ih.....I K-/.-.11.. Ull
Tri-ll
the
The
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He old
born In I .in
e tin. ban-mi
mherehip
-■ Hanh
i mtll i exi Ma ch
104th birthd ■
His parenl
la H .1. ni aoon
■ ime old enough, engaged In the
agricultural pursuit as an
lued H. f..l- (
■ - MI i "rei h
nwa di pol
■
:. memnrfal to the Inte I! Orej
Bteele, « > ■■ ■
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lod .-i t\i. Th" rust
is III.i.).■ ..f ttie following m ■
the choir.
Plsrei ■ v ■ ■ i. ... i'i :nk Stead
handenme Harrj S
William Ne il
Blr Qllben I
Isaiah Moy
length] i m Qeorge Oil
d M.iiiin
Ooohunker,
h*rank Krli bet,
OF I
Ceremony Performed in Bap-tist
Church Yesterday Af-ternoon.—
Reception at
Bride's Home
TO RESIDE AT KINGSTON
Black
IT.in Pauline Petty,
i Codflah,
• ■I In I--1 he left El
Is whr re he con-tinued
his vocation
... o he fa tde
tha British possessions .. . .
,.,:" I,,
. ad aa I Aunt Venus Hopkii
the beautiful estate «f tha la
faugh, in Lower Merlon ' .
■ ■ yearn Ihe Mac- i
V'engh estate continued aa one "f
the ahow places of the I
Main Line dietrici under ins mper-rtii
connec-movi
.1 to Wyi ombe, Bucks
county, where he rented ;■ form t
himself,
: .ih conducted I
of ndi ancinj
Prsph Kriebel
. Alma Jo
Hos ird .Mi
-. Ail., rt Allen
Badle Hi n
Viols McCoi
Doohunker
M H Molecule
: ..ni
Ceoellta Talcum,
lira A :
M i ■ howei
ton .. Naomi Long
Hett) Bltssart, Florence Redlngl
; .'.- . B
Brown Mrs * :■
lodge din ed md
Both sr.-
ir.: n -II..:
..I,.. , . I
nun h In dl tn.in,i
many groupi md
- -n where
noun ed
■
m nti
eetlni
,i pro
here
M-I.lli
re both
an aaMkaJa
iudli i,. •-
■
.li .-|.. n H I'M
■ inI in i nnge
being n
mur:tj chorus, composed
■t' groups of haul ths
own. There will probably be, too
medal Inatrumantal numm rs
Theri wit: bi ........ti to th<
meatini no appeal for money 01
pledges, and no * oUst tlon taken up
Th,- meeting is arranged only t..
pewoenl to the run,
BBuaity, olear truthful knowledge of
r the day, in u,,,. i,
* eery thtnkina man and woman in
md which are uppefmoal
minds ..I I.II
-;i oops ■ pera
I': Rj u
Uoaal PYfandahlp, i
UScussed ai the rm
aril] be bafsrna
•OlI.J. . :
iiH-ni throughout
'•- wcrrtd, and aa Ideal aolutlon of
he bttarnaUonal dlfflt uiuaa now
■ ' ■ Mi Libb]
ill s|.Mak upon .. wr.,i topic "i ih.
i | inizniiuii in the town is
irdtally InVited to Join In thla greal
■ • ■ ' ting .m.i [.. proper]) wet-
TWO COLLISIONS ON
C0NSH0H0CKEN PIKE
■ tee TI e
■ ..inn,nti ■
- . ni. etlng to bi
the home of Paul l»
Miller, Third avenue and r ... -
sti...i. when further plane will be
made for (he annual evenl ncheduled
ti- be held [n the Methodist i bun h
baaenwi on Baturdgy evening :
Ifarcti 7th.
I ■
Wednaadaj evi nJ
i uar) is. win ii ,i number "f tha
in. mbers of Canahohachan i^Kiae
afxvule and risk
Phoenla Lodgi place A
a ill in- hadd mal
ted a mini-.
'■•■I ..f . andldatea from hero «111 be
members of the class, wl a in be
on him thai WfillrMfi nrflni T Tfl
his farming implami I | UU Pr P I I UUIIU I LUI LL 1 U
T spend the remaining
■ la lif.- with hi
Mr. Ptlklngton waa
o familiar Rgure on the
■ ■ ■ n.ll> ills-position,
was hale and hi
gaging in oonver-in.
niv uf hla *'\-
durlag i is long ur*-.
He was a remai kable man Until
'iMirv mark be
made taaquaat trbja down Into the
■ .n.in ,.i the town, He
man above the gvamge
hatghth, with a ruggud anapoaltfi
ed him
Week of Special Services to
Be Held During Week of
March 16.—U. of P. Man
to Assist.—Committee to
Be Appointed.
the Con-
■ .1 .-i n
"WASHY" FIREMEN
ELECT OFFICERS
I
paal u.i-able
t-. h
'..ntlinii.il in be
and yard until E
■
compelled t<
i ntlemiin
bin junior.
been un-
- rii ,i e althdugh he
iii.-
ahohockan aMbbaih Bcttoo] Union ■■
it api .-mi eei * li •■- for young
la i Bunds]
the BQI ] r
' Chunh
l«th.
w hlle
mi-ll-
I UR
bin!
.,[ iln- l-'irst
the weak t Ma
will
I uv
the young folk
[ ih.. meeting
the weaker for ths week
havi
■
nual Election Held
Evening.—Report of E
Committee
vt Mi., rsarah tiii« nf the
i Plre ' '<.tnii.ni>' on Bat-urda)
evening tha annual aba tlon
*.f ofAeara was held. Than arera no
. ontesta .ml ths following man were
ohoaan io aerve for the aturatng
■ h nt. John iv Morron;
in- aidant, William Moonej
aaoret&fy, ajbei I.,,I.I,; nsslstanl aec-ratai
y, \\ liter Pope: tr—surer,
. w trustee ithraa years)
i... . hlet angina* r. '• ana
stemtii. delegata t.> But* Wre-
.■nti.m. Thomas hTcCa
nata Charlaa Btavln. The
nan membsra arara Induotad Into
nfT.-i.-iI
. The Ph
human machine which hod led a i i f■
.■r ,i. ih m for BUN than "in* bun
dred years dimply wore out. There
win* nothmg tm- the poywotan
tniild mi and hla condition grew
waakei md waalm until
morning when he iiesrsfnll
thai knows no wakini
Beside hla wife he la aurvlved by
t«.. .1 in.-ht.-rs in.I tWO aong us (Or*
igunla Ludwlg and bfra
Martha i». Bsaumont, both <•*
s v.. David PUklngton,
..f North Bydns], • Jape Hrttton
and Thomas PI
thla borough
. ■ ■
Through
Calvar) P.
wed ■
■
'clock
i*H was
■
■ church waa lha
■
«re. J. I i ■
in hi l.i- Wellea
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■ ■ ■ ■
;n..l fi lend
. i n,..
To the Btralna "f i
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. ! . il SJfl
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. .i onda i
rnony by Rev, Abni i Jami i Da ■•
paalor -.f fl
ceremony Mrs. Qeorge Mori roaa,
effective!) , . Me." .
. Horiak, aa muni
The in Idi amalda wars
Istei nf tha
■
iVltllam 1
■
The Ifowei girl waa little Miaa
l-Miih Hoiiak, niece of tha brtds
L.-..V\ n ..f whlb ad < "anton
crepe, tl Imn
Her lulls veil waa
held in i'i ■■ ■ ,..[" orange
blossom* and her ahower bouquet
Wi I of hi,. ,,..! Kll-
: oaes.
. .. baautl-
■
able taffetts made on amert llnea
11 ■ ippi ■ ■■.
i ■ . .
Thel Ho
T in.i .1 »iii tam
tha home of his mm. IH Bast Four!
avenue on Thuraday often n, Bei
tries* «iii i"- • ..n.in. tad al the houi
.ii t.|0 . . h.. h la obarga of Re
immediately followli
No th Laps, waa the m ana "f twe
mobile Bcctdanta on Sunday,
ti ■■ tirsi OCOUI i lag 111 the
and the asoond in the afu
ira Kgurad In both mln-
[ »Pa W bill H..H.UU Jones, of But
N" venua
lenaral mnnnaer of tbg !■ i
Rubber Company, wen driving along
the vike In the denne f. K. aboul l.tO
o'clock in the morning, tha * u in
illlded with
■ Port i Dupa, ,h-ii-en by a man bj
Uta n.iin- .,f Riiliinsi.il Tlio COUPS
was bndiy damagad and the driver
Buffered an Injury tu the arm. He
was taken to the otnce «if a local
phj-Hician wbera me.ii.-ni attention
a-aa given tha Injury \ wheel waa I
torn from tii« automoblla and it waa
neeesnnry to low it to si garagS. The
Brag bul ellahlly *liimnifed.
At iiiiout 8.10 o'rbick In the tifler-|
noon, near the same spm tl
accident, dug to lha altppsi
Uon of the road, ooourrad Wtitt*
Qeorge Heattj-. Wo-it Tenth avenue I
was driving east on thi ink,, hla
car collided with that of ■
■on, '.r I'tillndeliihht. who I
Ing toward thla bni-nugii t.i vhTH hla
l>tnther. Julius JaOObSOO, otl IVi■•-!
Kighth avenue. The eklildlng of
tha cam on the icy Burface is the)
wars pagain*, each othar i« arrtibu-t*-
i! IIH the cnuHe of th.. aoaiaanl
obaon i!it- wan no hadly
damaged it had t» ba towed t.. .1
LI tga for repairs. Tha Daatli 1 ai
was also dnmu^Gd. Kortunatcly no
one waa Injured.
,helP Btanley 1: Weal ractor ..r Calvi
hurch. IntiniiK-nt M It I"-
The" committee arranging for tbe »*»««Me eamaban NorruMown.
iiiinii banqual to t'e held on Sat- Karj g -p^j
day, I-'-I.I n.ii > L'i*i reportad thai
.,tiH bad practical]) bean com-1 Km1 s Todd, 1 former reaidetH
: d f preaenl Indications thig borough, died al iiix hoi
-.r.: Baal Nlnetlatli ati eet, 1 '!• ■
:-t twelve hind, * rfaJo, lust Th
nembera of Rescue
t iTork, «iii
tickel win t
it tw-l
■ mpany Pollowtng
1
let, n iijih promlai
one of Hi- ■
pive new nu ni
propesgUona foi
■hip were n
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO
HOLD IMPORTANT MEETING
11 e tost 1 egiila 1 meeting *-f Hie
fi-.. gl M-.it- of the Conehohocken
.... hedubrd to
be 1.-1.1 In the Park House on Thurs-
.1 .\ evening on accounl i.f Lincolna
Birthday palling on tha regulai
night
.\t im.s meeting tea nominating
oonunltl 1 tin- Chamber will be
■ in.H..11 by open nomination ami the
n\. receiving the ttigheet ncuatber nf
votes by ballot »ill be elected
This committee preparee the list
pi 1 ■ ■
ih- annual BUM I
held -ii Wednesday, Pebru
following thalr election tha ill-rectora
will m« 1 god 1 fft 1 1 their
Ion by ghwting offle<
bureaus.
llltieHN
Of 11K''
1 waa tin' .-.'ii ..f the late
at 1. Todd and gi
Ite Hull.in.I .111.I -\I..i v SIM.1.
elected During tha World War he aerved
member- with the amerlemn toroea In rvanca
was KiiHiteil a 1 i.l silt-11 Kh.irke.l
His death wag th*' dbuoi raauli ol
tii.-si- mlafortunea,
i -.-.i received ins aau I] adu
cation HI th*' public aehool •>( tun
borough. After going W ' ■ i
in- antered tha Taohnli
aehool *if thai city and
with high hi.n.us
Eta is aurvived bj !«■■ brotben
■in.i one autei
All klndB of Mflhvnrk. <'onaho-ho*
ken Millwork Company, Elm and
I'oplar Sta., Conuhohockeu, Pa. Adv.1
Reaionsble
Wife IglBBMtag over tha , i
in newspapei i "Whal do v u II.mk
lAbhr s Irish Rose' is still MI mini
Hubby—"WHAT ■
wife— I any 'Able'a Irish Rone- Is
Btiii running."
Hui.in—■ id ii—i though! you Bald
llgbj M. Wood
Bbue M., daughter *>i tha nUa
Qeorge gad Anna Koblel Wood, died
nu, la Howard Noble^ Plymoutb
i ij .it tha home of her
Center, following an lllnessi "f the
paal full'- -■ ■
i IS.-.I waa born and rained on
n I'.iiin mi Ridge PBte between
Joahua road and Maple niil avenue,
Whltemarah township Upon the
death of her rather aha with her sis
tars, removed to Plymouth Center,
where they purchased -i house, A
ten xi''is nu-.. thi lumeerad of tbe
property nn.i nmce then itlaa Wood
■ ih Ing a mi her uncle.
Tin- funeral win take place from
net uncle tomorru*
afternoon. Services will be conduct-ed
Bt the hiiune at two ocl.uk anil
will i"' in obarga of Rtv. E. H. Bak.
II Interment will be ontda in the
Oulph cemetery.
Unlva
fforl
lemena ..i
r Pennaylvaj
...in. [.. n.is l nth and w.ii-k with
the young folka Mr. Ctemens in g
man of high rhi
with a full in>.i complete knowledge
..r tin- work whli h i»' is to handle,
t-graduate atudenl Bl Ihe
FJnlvearslt) md .1 ftrat-yaar i»i
\ Inlty atodent. !!• la ..i
aaaistanl ti tudi ni pas-loi
- .n thi onlvst iltt)
.1 wtda caperienca under the uuniii-p
nylvanlfl State Bah
bath s.-l I AftBociatlon Hli home
is in H. 1 nitun Pa.
There will b* tn orchestra com-posed
ul yuung people « |
ins of one hundred youn
lloi
1 Choir nf
ih.- Methodist church will i- or- -
Rei -• P i< .\ i- preeident of tha
M oo| run. 11. « ill In ;i few
unce tha follow
mltteea to Bastsl in tha apeclal aer-
■ Utlve, publicity, illume
nini flnanci ■
Th.- plans for the aervlcea were
made al .1 meeting of the Conaho-in.
1 k.'n Sabbath Bchool Union held
in the Methodist church on Bundaj
afternoon.
Id tlon 0 planning for the
I'I .plea aert ices the 1 '.■
.1 the World Priendahip
1 a 1.. hi * Hi'- ii. ni
.11 w lahtrrgten a Birthday,
FUNERALS
Th*- funeral ol Doroth).
f .Mis Martin. Illlln.i t
intu bar late reaggsaasa
Beventh avenue y ataide
noog s.-i \ loss 1
Uughtar
1: Bast
ftei -
bouse
n obarga "f Rev, T A Armoui ol
ha Methodhn ■ hui-i h. gssilsti ■! bj
;.-. B i(. West, i*'. i--< •■! Calvary
hur.-h Mr. Ann..111 gnll
hi.- u( the deceased and remarked
that her ahrtetku tad ao
pM tot othera to follow.
1 m Bundaj aAaraooa and ■ 1 ■ ng
dreda -.1 ihe deoeaaad s frkmdg
red her remajna whh h
l handsome enaket aurrounded
ul soirerg win. b aymbol-laed
tbe reapeci in which ahs wag
held by her many h lends and m -
n nil which ahe waa eon
nected BOOT claaamatea of the de-leted
IIH nu 11 hearers, in ir-is
tn.-i.i.. in Hue-- 11.. ceme-tery.
■
tractive In gown "f
1 \.II-M colored 1 ■•-
■ trimming ur
... 1 ;. ... .
tti
m •- Both « ire
j. item leather all] 1
ati of I iphella roaeg
ami tintiii colored weal peas.
The little Rower girl a
In «hlle 1 anton 1 repi and wm-e
white allppera and atoi kl and
fane) basket of iiui>y
primrose tied with a large pink tnite
Mis Horlak, mother of tha bride,:.
- 1 epc made an
atrulghl lines and trimmed »nh
bands uf blaoh fur. Hei
hal «:i** 1 large model ol black
stt.iw with flower trimming,
M ■ w a '' ■ Thorn is, mother nf
not'- .1 iniilnlultl blue
Canton orepei beautifully embrold*
ered
In the >\ 1 •. ing Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas i- fl on 1 wedding 11 Ip t»
Buffalo Balls and Detroit
ind ni' ■ etum will take up
■ So, It WeBss ave*
mi- Kingston, 1 1 . where the] "ill
me -'ii-1 Man h 1st
Tin- In ■ of the besl known
young ladles ■■! Ihe borough and is
extremel) popular among tbe young-(
tin- l-'irst Baptlsi church and hog
■f Imih
■ 1 an "'-ii
is ^1 membt r ..t the 1 hotr Bhe took
■ ' eal in 1 'ni
Bible Bel 1 1 i-n.iii.-1. 1 bare during
IS "tie -i
the active workers. Bhe li
11 ii.- ol n.. ' 'onahohot ken High
Bchool . ompletlng hi r 1 oui
11
H i - ilao an ■>■ tlve member ol < 'al-varj
Branch Oil!- Prlei dly s... le-t.
.
Hrs. Bits
ul.* ih Thomas and la one
nton'a heel I ing mei Ha
holda 11 rei p ■ ■
office of ti. •
An unusual and pretty fl
the wedding was tbe nubstltutton of
fe tine uahi 1 - B
ter and Mis-. Martha Mllli .
Bwtea of bride, Riling the roll 1
Almond green Canton erw
loned dlatinctlvel) and trimmed with
roses of the dreaa materiai were
their oharmlag gewM
■ nt leiithi'i- niiniien com-pleted
their cootumea and carnage
bouquata of [link awaei pease added
. delightful color note
Pniiowini th" aeremony ,1 Keep-
Uon «-is held aad wedding rUnnej
■
Ouaarta were preeaal from wiikei
i:*i re, Phlladelphl 1 Asbu
N. J.: Qlrardvttle, Norrlatoi 1 1
ough.
The ii- iiti..n.s .-a tha . I
home arara arranged 1 ■ v.
Baldwin local noriat
Ju.t Like Dad
Friend—-"Does the baby take af-ter
rm fatberf
Proud Mother—"Oh yes Indeed—
why in- i»—h*- is aimpiv ureas aba 11
bottli "
For Sfurni Bggh I 'niiHlinhocken
Millwork Company. Kim aad Poplar
Streets. Conabol(,ork.'n. I'a
AdvertlesmerL YOUR Gas and
Electric Bills Are Due.
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