The Conshohocken Recorder, October 3, 1957

              Sljc Consljoljockcn ttccovbct
Conahohock™, P... Thuraday. Oct. t, ISST. TA 8-4600 — HR (MRM 10c
U-S. Historic Area No, 1 Honors La- Favette:
Governor Leader Is Acclaimed for Welfare Aid
Rousing Tribute
On Bicentenary
Of Hero *a Birth
, .^ ! Rehabilitation r east Day ***** Mim,
Attended
Bv 15,000
Pilgrim* from
Manj States at
(ionshohoekeii
Good Religion*
W'lillv Hairing pioneers in
the rehabilitation field for
"ptrfornung miracle*,'' Gov-ernor
George M. Leader told
ti luncheon gathering at the
RehablHtetien Center at Phil-adelphU,
SHOI Btenton Aw..
Thuradny that "taking th"
! wIhole field of huma.n. rp,rob- mm Duauuciiaiuii nu;ius
n,li'",r'„'"s"»« th<' '"'»' dvudS.tunl.rnl.hu
I).,Ill,I, S|..ilmiil.ii In lii<.'llli<:lll \i«»|iii|iir \\..k
Citations for Community Service Achievements;
Navy Cast to Stage Show Oct. 11-12
WBmkmm u* ■ %_
Evenings
Thon.-aiuls of p i I g r i m |
pnnrnd into rwholiiminn
from many states during the
WMfeand for an ann .
bmtiofl of the feast day of SS.
Cos ma.- ami Danilan, patmn
mints of the church t>
their nam,« al Fifth Ave. and *ood re»ei°»
M.,,,],■ Si. I n"' Q"*Mim mid nuirr high
More thnii 60 chartered buaee StBte officials came to the center
came from Rhode Island, Mnrvlsiid ,or the presentation of awards in
01 Nnntfrnnla and """^"hion °t their "outstanding
New Jerscry hundreds ol iiutomo-' w'rvlce t0 the Commonwealth of
bSM iv ere narked. Hundreds more Pennsylvania in the conservation
cime by rail. Total attendance. 15 - Hlld "«U»Uou of human beings."
completely.'
"I ran't believe that we of
the mld-'Olh century have M
Hide faith l.iat we don't believe
tre t in nirrt l»ir-e ehallc-nge*."
he said, "or that we Are ->• ael-nsli
that we would turn our
Im ha ••" (li> in. <n that wo are
mil sufficiently concerned with
the »pporti*nit.e* for oar child -
rrn and grandchildren that we
would not live the time and rf-ton
to this work.
"It la good business, good sense.
hi of the more than 30-
rcar-cld celebration waa n proces-
*on ol nearly 2000 mm WOSMB
nd children, Sunday ifmrninn !
;irf.t tonally made In a spun of i
tcnance or gratitude by n,
A silver tray bearing tho riu
tion was presented to the state's
chief executive by Mr. and Mrs.
A. Ylnton Clarke, of 825 W. (ar-penter
l.anr. Mount Airy, reel-plenls
of the Tte ha bill tat ton
Kuruin 1957 award for their
phl.arr.tin>.>> In the rehabfllla-
■ lined statues of the early! tion Held.
'Mri.ui-siunrs \UT<- borne Miss Terry Brrslln. pretty 20-
line of nmrtl), while H jrar-old Owynedd-Mercy College -
nit of children was clad in s;udenl. of 7015 Ardleigh St.. Mount paper, said yesterdav,
l o( the saint*' Umc. t Any. one of the center's "prise Captain William J. Catlett Jr
U«hted candles were clasped by j patients" alnce .ecoverlng from a Commanding officer, U 8 Navy
hundreds of the women marcher*, bin fracture In an automobile »c-1 Training Center. Bainbridge Md
■minted sacred soups TVolddent n year ago. presented her la producer of the sho«
bunds accompanied the :.r lo the governor rail MrTu** edHegd.
BcnadkUaa „„. ..i.,,,,, „, UM njontmued on Page JaMfsei there are only too teal* avaiiabe
Rev. Vlrlor strumU. D. I>., parish, teach «iff«f of the performance and
for more than 30 years. In \ the tickets art on a first came-firtt
manesque J\J^ g<\*»%*m*% D*.*0 1 '^oed bojis.
Presentation of citations for fn*
tirujuished service to the state
county, city and community will be
a hlghllftu of the program featur-ing
"Susqurhanna Holiday'' on Pri-next
week
the auditorium of Springfield
TuanslUp High School. 1801 E
P.iper Mlii Rd. near the Spring-field
Township building.
TVtr propram utti be given under
auspices nt the National USO and'
this neuspap-r in cooperation with
thr V S Nary Training Center,
Bntnbrtdge. Md. on the occasion
of National Newspaper Week.
"Susquehanna Holiday," a hit
musical comedy for two years, will
be performed tor the last time on
Saturday night. The Batnbridge
unit is mo..-11 to Oreat Lakes, and
members of UM ca^l are bc:ng as-signed
various otftMg deuila eiat-where.
Admission will be by ti sal only
"^ckets may be had on t qiiogl.
without obligation, by calling CH-estnut
Hilt 7-4300 rvyrldge 3-7100;
TAytor 8-4000, BRoadWay 8-0050
and IV 3-5400. Indicate for which
night ticktts are preferred: Friday
or Saturday.
The citations honoring local eiti-iens
for community service will be
presented by th's newspaper as
part of the celebration of National
Xetrspaper Week.
The method of selecting recipi-ents
has not been decided. Haro'd
McCucn. editor ol this ntng-
State, comity and town-hip dignitaries Julned Frnm-e**
M. Pltin G Gftbard, Consul tt. rhiladi■iplna. In i
tribute ut PVaaflh-bora Genera! La Fayette. boy hero of tho
War of the KevoHitit'iKuy a\ a mammiith I .a IFa ■
bration at Ilarre.i Hill on Saiui\ia>. inatkmg WQQ&h anniveo
tary of the birth of the ommortaJ Fn>nchnian.
Tlie centuries-old friendaliip l*-
lic twn mttlona 1
re-afflraied by HpnaHttartiTaf of
both groups, rhiivixed with the
preaervUMnn nf a hAtirl.Minir Firnrll
Il.il! to the t"»li .
Ueesages direct from Preaideiit
Elsenhower und Govern'
■clWawl the [MiM'tiilly-expretaed
mutual ITI;:II(I and tiibutc [o Mai-
Ciiiis dr La Fayette.
Thousands of •■ I
efaUdno Unad tha mue-tan
of a rotorful parade ol 1
units, fire companies, boy and girl
•couta. ofhr ils and ell
■Md at oerniani'twn Pike
and Church Road, tite of Ut Fay-
.elte's tempornn- local hi
Of I'h numtri-'in the Revolution and trtminaiimi
at Col. Miles Park.
A impir-Vine [oun.il outdixtr pro-
Pftaaul a FOO^MH WWrehonrtl iraa*. ini hiding an original hlatorio
.ill : dr.1mn wits presented belure au to the school n, a ceremony „,ldll.IlC(. ot ZuMtna*.
at 1 : t"> Sahirdny preceding U "The spirit thai Inspires our l»a
Scoreboard
To Be Given
I?igli School
CJHM t»f *5(> l<>
Make 1*n->>t-iiIati(Mi
At 2 Suttinlav
The Rlumni
Whitema^h High school will
illl ihis .lrl.1
hindfnme $385,0
abaweb wlilrh rnrntlv rcpLi. rd the
mudesl one wliere the pllgrlmagr
aetnaU] had it> Irrce.Hh.n.
The late Mrs. Ccrolirtc
em. South Philadelphia, launched
the phenomenal project lone-hand-1
ad In the 1920's when she came In
fulfill) net a at a promise to give
thank* to the healer-anuiu for re-covcry
nf nn infant son.
The pilgrimage grew with
No Fence,Pay
^Fineof$100,
Court Rules
Several seats In the front of the
;audltorlura w'.]; bf, reserved for the
wtnllila of the citations. '
(1TEST NO. 1 -l'i nnsylvania StaU' Secretary of Commerce William C. DavUn,
center, receives first ticket for V. S. Navy's production of "Suttuehanna Holiday"
tn hn atnrmd N- <>-i. .-.-, .,.„,,, „, ,;,,, ,,1;; ileiil lo.ii.ttn> benior liigii school ai B i .
M. Oct. 11 and 12 in celebration uf National Nawapeser Week. Frances M. ItoCtMtn,
cci-piiblisiu-r, aaUea approval as Petty Officer! c Marion Spaar, of Beat Falls, makes
presentation at opening of Industry on Parade Bxpoaitlon laat night at Tennsylvania
Nations! Guard Tank Armory near Norristown. Tickets tt> Navy production may lie
had 'Mlf* 'Vi" "' &* U1** i-Mialwsaetikeii Kttcordar buoth at the Ariuoiy trxhrei I
row and Saturday. Rx posit ion i- under i uspicen of Inilnstnal Management Club,
fine of Sloo imposed
Pljmouth township manutactur-
Jayeeea lo Hear ;- leader Speaker
Kxchangc Student At Democratic
•• Dinner Oct. .">0
Traffic Menace
On West Side Is S.m Uptohlt. ot I*r.e:
ctuiw. Kud.m .1 th. Unlv.n,,1A
m .. L u TaUtonfl. 3 '»8 •■•h«m tor vml.Uon ot . town- •' p»nM»'»»'" f»* »» '"""" D,mtI U "u!,,Un Jr- """»•"
C.nMls cutoniu .nd Mt> urdlni>nce rw,rtlu tn, „„. Jw. .11! Irll »! hi. n.tlve Und o" th! Montuomfr, Cunt. D.mo.
A tndiium Thurrtv. rrid.y .nd1'™ "' '"""'■ .V"? "**•? •»*»- Con.,h*hoc■^n"'JuTl^, .^"'-kj' c""c "»"»""• dton" commlue..
SmudmnvrclA,,Mi.ishant.d. »S.bmlodc.ky paanrd.y bsaautd- '*"*""»«™r u»u«r>d".})*-. •» "*" "^"'.Wd^r. AA ^qSueostinon-.uniad-^unuwlienr pne^rioSd i ""°»un"a ^"l"- "••' "«'«"">' Qeo^e „ UtAtr ,,„ ,c„p„.d ..,
w. tcnturod. i The appeal was filed with the wmu_ rw l1:*! apeaker
TIM Hiv. Loula P. Oloral. M.lat-: court by the Philip Carey Maim. -, ,ul*, *™vu •"■. ™ pre^.de a[ ^ d|mi,r oct. 30 at the David |
rector, aided a hi. purlin com- lacturlm Co. alte. Ma.litrate cuyton unbert I, chairman o. the j McDonald Labor Lyceum on | i.v« .iirrnoon on men nome ncio .„„„„ „„,„„
Cturlei Hendrlck. had found It™""'101"' telatlon. committee. Rid,e pike, t.o roue, eaal ol \or- Huzardous tr.ffic condition! at the junction of the'1" "J""™"1 »■"■»■■ •»>•<
-. ttolatln. th. Wwruhlpl'"*°"°'""P"-"-"° irlatown Schuylkill River lirluxe «nd the We.it Con.hohnckc.1 ran,. ,h^ n?MVco^u!TnviU«^• W ,•"«:'*'"''
"'^"Ipanr ha. . ouarry o„ Barber Shop CJioru. \Jl%r^V^%aZ^Z Jnto the e..,„T,nd l.n.1 of ,h, SchuylWU Kx„„,s,ii, .,, Sn^TaAyj^^-tSa^ri-,.
Of)(-Ml U""c"» Chemical Rd.. behind a rubber'«. v^1 ■***■ **« H>-»1 dignitaries. d.Rn*rtT..llve.s ."' J™™ clii!«1ivii going tu and from school, J'^"-™!?^1^^^.^1.1 B|bttroad !o show
mittee in arranging lor the widely,
known religious event.
Growing Severe
[ th!i aiatraaee an their home field
Hazardous traffic conditions the'Ul_f,!ym.mim "flj^*
lied lite Nnrth Atluniie
' local gridiron. ; Faeti bi aaaetti thr aaaai that druv*
»i" be by **> I«a-ce* of the I nltrd SUtes and
Robert McCuen. Bff) Irsner al *i.rkt»wn In 11BI. at St.
ciss* of IBM. and Eugene Koehler.: M'h'el «r al Hellean Wood In 1914,
president of the class of 1057. j«" »"*■ bearhw of Normandv or
_Rod. grr ~T. Dr,omhbrow_ . _pri,nc.ipal,. P„rovence and un the h.ink* »f tha h,_, ._ ,_..., IK_ .■__.„. „(,i
will speak for the school admlnU- *Mne tn ,w
. ■■ .
pnwfalaill or the Plymouth-White-1
atafab .until srhftol hoard »
greeungs from the board
beri.
James I Oraham. director
>: the school. wlH preaem.,1
the starting Une-up
fourth annual tangle with
Whiietaarsh ha* won twuc and Del
H.i.1*. once lW',
The toeae htrfufes Bill Wal-ton
I. e; Trd Pa*syn, I I , Robert:
Cutter, I g Frank Walton r A demonstrallon of "
J<,n Gertz r g; Rill Kult, r. t , : lighting will be gUgi i
Pott! Svgattki. re e. John RibbleJ Park. lO'.h AM ,
I. b; Don Zullck I h b: Bill 1 P M. nrxi Wi
Mokrynchvk. r. h. b. and John lerTBnCf of Hat
Lukent. f. ft. Week. a
Deferutlt* stand-outs are Joe Two local , ■ ■• t
Itawaalae and Nas Oalie. end., and."!1*/" *■ ' ' ■
Dun TllUUimi. Imepacker. ; Wrst Comthohoekcrt and Plwmon: » r^ Fire Comoanu till ot
Colonial Jajrvees met Elklns Park now ^^a logfth,.,
ger la threat
ICoatintied Vn I'u,
^Fire-Fighting
:f Demonstratz:ii
House
At Library
ruooer „. „ n . .. !"-«-- »»VT Q.i.-
iiiufacturlng coi.ceia and aiSingi* Mere U<"t. II
quarry at Oravcrs Xane and; The flrit annual concert of ttal Uaillhakr SoUcU)
.. Rd.. boih in Plymouth aj>XBA QBJL Barber Shop A , „ tl '
Chorus wlU be present at 830 P. M At Slirill*; Mill
rtf.li.KAp ... ^.«^-t.—L.uk.u. UJ.I. 1
iConfmiied On Page Twdvet
Twp.
On April 5. 1954. on recommen- October 11 at Conshohocken High! t
. . aatbXi of ci:.2eru and the Civic school, under auaplcct of the Uonsi , Hp"n* „ ' "" C°- *m h0id '
«!h.™*r., AttOclaaon, Ordinance No. an'Club. Proceeds will aid U.e «„,. I clambake Sunday.
_,..",. *.. a,0™^./- : ']. providing for the fencing in o.'lmunity and welfare fund. Quarie; I ?■*«■ ""« mkma under way Xot
A M to 4 P. M /Continued on Page Smveni inumbers will feature the concert "Old Timers' Nl?li:" Nov. 5
The event will be held In the
horary laati. and o> I ie adjacent
gretaadg of the Piftaoutta UeeUai
i Sebao) at the Interercum
imtown and Butler Pikrj
'"M Art EsJiiblt. this year imdaf
non of Mrs. Lais fm.th
n:d her rommittc". composed *.f
i Bras) Jang H:coks and Dr.
Orobar, piomises to be especially
noteworthy. Worlu of both am?-
tr-urn and profeaucnela in the sur-rounding
area will be on exhibition.
Proreasional artist* from this area
■ eose work will be on display to-
■ de Ht.'iM Htat, Molly p.tr. Ale-,-
r:.rier Abels. John Hnlr.aard, Lo:s
1 pp Oliver Grimlrv. Man-in De;.
vnler Joan Hcsnick, Oliver Nujs
■■ ties art at the Pum Chni-t'i
School>, Sidney Qulnn. Steffi
Oreenbauffl. Elizabeth Davis Wol-
| nuel Wotpart, Arnold Upp-man
Artene Love, Shirley Moskn-
' RiehTd Rorjgerf This will
alto be t he first professional e z-blbtt
for John Huneke.
The book sale, too, la always u
v Hl-attended feature. People who
wiab to rontnbtite to the library'■
H le of books are urged to take
sellable books for the snle to the
Lhrary any Ume before Saturdav.
Mrs. Barbara Kuter and MI-J
ifcThnimr are In charge of
the bake sale. Mrs Ruth Welsh and
lier committee will provide food for
■d !:i raving fur
i
1 2 3 4
7 8 9 10 il J
14 IS 16 17 Itl 1U
21 22 2J J4 2S * v ^28 29 30 31
' ^ f*~ *
i irr I'n-wntMni
jitillx* 'I'll.'iur
In conjunction with the observ-ance
of Fire Prevention Week. Perd
i'.edmond. fire marshal of Norns-i
vn will be featured speaker at a
dinner meeting of the Conshohock-en
Lions Club at s:15 Tuesday at
Harmon, i He.
\v>.<\ f.-nyhohochen Boroufh Council wu told huri nlahl
In nn eft irt to find methods to
the boys and girls enroute <n ■ Tb • •
to t.i,. Vast conshohocken pubUc rilllfl Ib'IkCIl'lf
and par.Khial elementary schools * "-*■■«-» 1 ■.*■>*. lug
land to Conshohocken High
which the older children attend.1 W\ • ■ TV ■>"■
sUJ ask the school dlstrtc, LiTlVC I)V llOa *L
Thomas to Sing
At CO!' Ihnnvr
Stanley C Thorn,.*. 411
Spring Mill Ave. chief of the
Bureau of Criminal Investiga-tion.
Montgomery County, has
been named vocal soloist Tor an
annual dinner to be held by '.".., . !'
publican Women, o.-1 ober 14
at Bungs'.ow Inn. Jefferson-riile.
Yom Kippur
Observed
to join in paying the salary of
special traffic officer before and
after school sessions
Counciimen will submit the rr-fju.
a'. <t mect.ng of the school
board, Monday night. j Conshohocken No 2 Fire Co I
iaOfiQ-toufi/ir imprnremenf o( the'week Is dls:ribn :
rlue- bndpe itself and the general, :ng for contributions to every home
Fire Company
the borough the money
to be ujed exclusively for purch.
and maintenance of fire so
Nexl week, in r : |
be made In a houxr-to-i- ...
Daniel J. QarVl |
chairman. Tlic i
msde with use of the app
two-way radio on ;hr j.- p as:d lo.-
teams to otaSspstntoasa
Officers of the coflipa 11
that thrse fund" are .he soil Ofig*
Mrs. Polsinelli Honored
».BBy 75 Kin on 91 Years
Sale itf I'apitrv
At Fire House-
Uefflban1 of Barren Hill Volnn-l^
istry at the flrr house
Q 4 Ot: 12. The
nxlliarv will •UKsift Ben-
M...I Byeily is chairman of the
LAUNCHING 'C'OaMMlNITY CHEST MONTH' — Proclamation designating Oc-tober
as "Community Cheat Month" in shown by targes* Edmund K. William.-, cen-ter,
to B. Herbert Lee. left, chairman of Cheat executive committee and director of
■ahM of manufacturer* and national accounts for Lee Rubber and Tire Corp., and R.
Lincoln Haiti, secretary of Chamber of Commerce.
Burgess Edmund K Williams
issued a proclamation Tuesday
declaring October "Community
Chest Month."
'-Whereas the month of Octo-btT,"
the tiuLLiiitt-hi roaal laai
been designated by the officials
uf the Con hohix ken Conunuti-it\
Chest Inr gflj the pertud to
conduct their 1057-51 drive, be
"RESOLVED, that by virtue
. 1 my office as Bunrew of the
Borough of Conshahockeo. do
here by aflWgat> proclshn OCtc
her ».i L>ffiintuiiiL> t'ttest Mofitn.
a Ume lor our planning and
sarlous thought, and uur pledge
ol full suppor- in m hievlng ihe
goal rhai has been set for us
menis of tlie Conshohocken
Cosnmuniiv Chest in the part
most assuredly merits our full
support in IU ••.*..* Bai trie
futurtt-
"SUtned tliis First 1).>. aj
OrMter Itfl
itni.fi K Williams. Buryss
traffic situation at the west ter-minus
alto came again before the
solons
A Inter by Joseph J Lawier
retiring state secretary of high-
«ays. dated Sept. M, replying to
A letter lrotn the west borough.
August 20 appealing for bridge 1m-
Yom Kippur. Day of Atonement.' ptotemen:. juid:
will be observed by the fv ririae "Toui letMf regarding the corn-
Jewish Community Center begin-! plaints you have received about
nlng tomorrow night st sundown i'"' brldjj has been directed to .
and contliiuln;. on Saturday untillinc brige department and engi- [ for apparatus
sundown. Infers are studying the matter to Tlie drive has no connection with
Services will be held at the Bar ''"'' out l0 whai extent the hish- V. ■
rail Hill fire house Church Rd and *"' deparlmsnt Is limited in Iku|pbassaa tfl alaitfy nunn-ious uh-
OtnBartUJWri Pike The] will r- Continued On Pnoe Seven a* everttM
conducted by Rabbi Theodore Cook,
who recentlv accepted the caU
Hie ii'-Iplt. The choir will be ct
iiv Santor Theodore Ma;
musical director.
Kol Nldre will tnke place u'
tomorrow night, whan Rnbbl
will preach a sermon entitled
Ish Amnesia."
1,11 .X001
fc
IUpi,mr morn'nB "f- Ninety one years old Sept 1. Mrs tion to Mrs. Casinelll, also lives
lb^CciV4 "an'tK »'"•»««- »-— « ™« a.;^. Mrs John Rio. 101 W. Seven,.
LSL-*! ,,■■ Y™, * f.un..> !,: urday AUpndm(( Uie b hr)i. ,
- "■••-' wen Mr and Mr* Philip I
1.30 and iiafcor wnite-it J..K) P M rjggajgag f.isinelll. 211 W. Seventh,li and Mrs Mar- D
~ Ave. Con Hijocken, son-in-law and.pittsburgh: Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Mu'lSSilltr (if ( (lllkl'M 'daughter with whom she lives. iOlennrlKht of Olenside. Mi mid 'V »."swi n ! Hnk >nd wh(ie dK0riOoni were.Mrs. AiKlwny CaMnelli sad
V I Mill! *it*v It'll I I effective with a birthday cake form-{of Bridgeport. Mr. and Mrs. Doml-i
/a, .Tiiiiidi > I Still ||jl(t ce|llfrp)cce >t In elaborate buf-jnlc R.o, Carolyn. Donna Mnnr and;
A military ball »ffl '* lieJd at let supper |Tbereea; Mr. and Mrs. R..lj>h ssab)
$ P. M.Ort 11 at the henduarters, On Sunday, out-of-town guests und Roaeaun of Wayne; Mr. and
| of Conshohocken Post 1074. Vetei - were entertained st dinner by the Mrs. Jack Rio and Diane, West
jans of Foreian Wars, launching'Caalnelhh Conshohoiken; Mr and Mrs. James'
of the unit's 25th an-' A native of Huh, Mrs Polsinelli Neve, Lafayette Hill
BO America as a child, first1 Mt and Mrs. John C'»smcIh.J
Open lo Ihe public, h-gtlfglrl rtf Inina la Pittsburgh. She has re- Barbara. Jonn. Jc and Brutr. Mr. >
.he event «ill be a massing of colors ::detl Iierr more than 26 veers. und Mrs. Jei.no Cssmrlli and Do-j
:it 10 Her 73 dewendanU. many «f lores Mi and Mrs Ptsnk Pslei-j
j Joseph C'RSLJC..' Is chairman as- wi>™ attended the birthday event, mo, Mi atsfl Mis LtOtetwa iiMflomii-
Harold Cuiuiuu:ti:<in Al- Irniude a *on. four daughters, 33 no. Mr end Mrs FTHIUIS .1
: mt* hildren and 21 treat grand- F.iltrn.u Mr. and Mrs M
br.dle.. l-ied A.ii) al.d Fral. :a tlnMlieii Mr atatl Mrs JoaSpH
■ (iiiu-ahals ain l». li- ■ i..: t«(U of l.er It--- ail and Mr. '
; rhiiiniisanaai b /**
. ixnin.niders. und Mrs John Osllo, live ri Puts- ,nid Uw H
ptl I*
fire chief said. Plauw fo:
meeting of the four-unit group
Mond.,y M
helmets.
■ ■
tin insurance firm In New En -
Und. are being d. «
locsl pu:
I . >
ten pup.:« \t :
tttd I P.M.. M |
?rade at 10 A. 1
Ingtan Co ■ fa
its rescu;
which ar.
■ne du.-iu Uuj
week of o
Davag S'tir.s
Than.!::
■
La FayeV:o Da;
To Kesriem';?-
I
lor Whluinnrsh b
Tliis Dtwapapat
to be nine to Bttn
record of tb)
thronsth its own ex. luan
grsplvs.
•- printa
Governor and tlie Pi
eul. M. I
township officials
dlenltaries. plus
at «Ii.<-' '
fn addition |i
this week und
tcore or more,
aether. Iroin
aff< i' ■■ uta air, •
d Mrs. Harry M.
nikd as ,.., ValU-v. marked
111 sii * tWaaklf Mavis* paotow)
IKtpern ol