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Published I \IKS Ihursda) Bv HrrkU Krvie* l-ubliihlng Co. loe *W I'Hiin-.iri ui iiir iMinijunki Hew.-, riir ■( hr-inm llllli Hmld Tbe Villn l-urge Sentinel end I be Suburban rna, Wftt ttecqrkr Our 92d Year Of Integrity. MgaU) AND Dedication in Conshohocken and \iunit Lui inicgni). UIKIUI> itinit> NEVER HAPPIER — Mrs. Anna M. Haye». 84, beltevsd to bv oliic.nt Democratic committeowoman in Montgomery county, is center of attraction at dinner held Thuisilay night by Conshohocken Democratic Club. Active since ;td\''!il of suffrage in l'.rjn, Mi-. Hayes who Iivrs at ll'i E. Hector St.. la greeted by I.t. Gov. John Morgan Davis, right, speaker at <linm>r; Mayor James Sen. Scott To Speak at GOP Rally W liileiiinrKli Twp. !f< publican Clllb List* 2 (.atliriiiii:- United States Senator Hugh D.| i cncsuiut Hill, will bo the: speaker at a rnllv to be held un- ■ ■ idea o*. the Wfeltesvian J. "Pat" Mellon, left and Joseph Burns, president of Conahohodten Baroutrfa Council, tfn. Hayes, widow of Cornetfui Haye*, hu ULTOS sons, Timothy, at home; Jo-seph, 1100 Wells St. and James. 4.'!3 E. 12th A\... two daughters, Agnes and Kathryn, at home and two j.rr;i;id-tliildrt'ii. Michael and Lisa Ann. She was born in Coil naughttown. (photo by Harold C. McCuan) GOP WORKERS — Three men who materially aided the 29th anniversary banquet held last night by White marsh Valley Republican Club, "oldest political club in Monttonary County," gathered with their whm to heave a sigh of relief that their hard work again gained successful support. Couples, from left, are Mr. and MM. .'MM.'.II I.. IWh>, Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Hofman and Mr. and Mrs. Axel H. Swanson Jr. Darby was e<M'hair-man. Hofman chairman and Swanson an aide on ad-vertising Committee. (Weekly R«vi*w photo by Harold C. McCuaol Borough Hall Restoration Practical, Inexpensive, Architect's Survey Shows Ruggiero 3 Arson Suspects Favors Present Site ^^ tor ^0Urt by SENATOR HUGH D. SCOTT Township Republican Club at 7:30 P M, Monday la the auditorium of Plymauth-Whilemarsh High school. The public la Invited to attend the rally, which also will include re-marks by Morton H. Fetterolf Jr., of Flourtown, Republican Assem-blyman in the state legislature, and /Continued on Page Font) HAIL THE CHAMPS — The fans applauded loudly at seventh annual banquet of the Conshohocken Little League in the auditorium of Conshohocken Fire Co. No. 2 on Saturday night when the Orioles championship team was introduced. With managers and sponsor, here they are: Far left, Mr. Charles Hess, president of Local 227, United Rubber Workers representative, sponsor of the team; next to Mr. Hess, Angelo D'Amico. manager; far right, John Gnmbone, manager. Players are, front row, I. to r.. Paul Zadroga, Tom Kielinski; second row, I. to r., Brian Connelly, Kan Bate, Ed Burton, Tom W«a-ley: third row, 1. to r., Larry Quigley, Bill Gordon; back row, 1. to r., Anthony Baranowski, Dave Ottey. Mike Hayes, Bernie Murray, Ray Gravinese, George Falco-niero, Jay Kunaszuk. ■ (phclo by Harold C. M<-Gien) Walter B. Kunda, of General r% -• Knox Rd. Lafayette Park. Upper l}<Til I I 11''' Merlon, and Thomas Kunda of I P Swedesburg. are attending the na-l tion at the Commodore Hotel, Ntw/^ac„ gf^a-wsc tion at the Commordore Hotel, New V-lilo" VMM ?> York City. fcdiiohkd Hail 48ml Farewell Thanks for the memories — a million of them. Tomorrow, new owners are scheduled to take posses-sion of The Herald, The Review, The Suburban Press, The Conshohocken Recorder and The Valley Forge Sentinel. We may take a vacation, our first in four years. -Soon we intend to get down to serious business writing \n autobiography and re-writing, "I Was A*itab«« Boy "in Bethlehem." Today's Weekly Review newspapers are the last we put to bed. Tomorrow, a new editor will take over our desk. Wre wish him well. While our hope* were high in 1952 that we would publish our papers the balance of our natural lives and perhaps our children would follow in our footstep*, this dream can not materialize. Perhaps it might be expected that we would leave with sadness at farewell, but, re-membrance of the grand times we have had and the dear folk we have known and cherished so overwhelm** us there is scarcely any room for sorrow. For the various distinguished awards that have been presented Weekly Review, we are grateful. Particularly-esteemed by the editor is a life membership card per-sonally handed to him one day by Samuel Januzelli on behalf of Washington Fire Co. No. ]. "The fellows thought they would like to do some-thing to show their appreciation." said the prominent local Are company engineer. stnnrlinp; beside the editor, wim was at his desk. "They decided to elect you to life mem-berships— here's your card!" Presented so simply and sincerely, the award tops all other.-, including a number signifying recognition by our peers on a state and national level. And to our neighbors, the Conshohocken police, go our heartfelt thanks. They are courteous, pleasant, efficient, cooperative and we are glad we have had the pleasure of knowing and working with them. And so, with mixed emotions, we express our thanks to the many other loyal friends who have «tood by our side since we first went Into the newtnnper publishing busi-ness for ourselves in Manayunk in Noveml>er, 1948. —Haruld and Fran McC'utn. To Jurv A Jury In Criminal Court today la deliberating a derision In the trial of two Conshohocken are* men accused of being implicated in the severe beating administered to an Upper Dublin township patrolman last July 6. The defendants, wiio have been on trial all week before Judge Da-vid E. Oroshens. are George Ro- KUa, 30, of W Elm St., Conshp-hr->*'_ en. and Joseph <l»lleo. 34. of Spring Garden St.. West Consho-| hocken. The two men made a complete denial of the charges apalnst them even though an alleged acomplice turned State's evidence and told the; Jury thry were with him. The victim. Officer Harry Urban, has been a patient at Auincton Memorial Hospital since the crime occurred. His condition Is still re-garded as serious. William L. Royce. 28. of Grater-ford, admitted be* ting t'rhan with hi* nuts and pie Jed guilty to the charge. He said Uir attack oc-curred when the poliirm.ui Mir-prlted him. Rokita and fiallen while ttaey were in the mid-l of stealing an electric welding device from a building operation, y^ Royce testified that his 'wo com-panions fled when Urban arrived on the scene and later threatened his family If he didn't keep his mouth sunt After the fight with oVj. n. Royce' said, be drove his truck to a re-: mote section ol Whlternarsh town-ship and unloaded the welding de-ice in a field where tt was found by police. Subsequently. Information sup-plied by Norristown Del. Sgt. John McKernan led to Roycc'a arrest. and he Involved the others. Both Rokita and Oaileo are charged with aggravated assault ,nd batterv. conspiracv and rob-bery Testimony -riven by a 39-ve.,r-old iConiirued on Page Four) I HiKham* If ilroniv Fifth Child, a Son Mr. and Mrs, Harry Bigham, Falls Church. Virginia, axe rccelv* ing congratulations on the blrtb. of a son on Tuesday. Mrs HI-.ham Is the former Miss Betty Moore, daughter of Mrs. Ml-1 chnel Moore. 18 E First Ave, Con-J .•hohocken She and her husbandi h-.»e four other children; William.! . seven: Harry, six: Michael. fourtmpm Ior Frid*-' niRht' and Janet, three. Miss Betty Ryan. 18 E. First Ave.. Blul-am, returned t omho to Play At The UUlou* A combo, with Len Henry' at the piano, w | play eveij Friday night a' The Willows Supper Club, 9101 Ridge Ave.. Upper Roxborough. ac-cording to Robert S MUligan, host the supper club "Music for your listening pleas-w" is the title of the entertaln- Mlliigan (said and Mrs. Thomas J Boyle. hume Monday, after a two weeks': ->f 23fl K»Io« St.. will celebrate thetr visit. 112th wedding anniversary Sunday. Magistrate Bobenrieth a Conshohocken shoe store mid two of his employes ■vrrc held without bail by Justlc-of- the-Peace France J, Bobenrieth for action of the gnuid Jury on charges of Arson, yesterday after-noon. The accusation culminated •- nix-months' Investiga11.>n of a fire that wrecked the building and caused $175,000 damage to adjoining stores last April 13. Kt-t. Kdwsrd W. Hafl, State Pn Conshohoeken*s present Borough Hall can be restored economically and attractively Francis J. Ruggiero. Republi-can nominee for Mayor at the I poll« on Nov. 7, disclosed to-day. "By keeping the Borough Hsll where It is we can help the lower end of the town and save money at the same time." Ruggiero said. He announced he was basing hi* conclusions on a survey conducted by Mariano E. Martinez, of Broom-ail, a registered engineer, of the existing structure at Hector and Forrest Sta He said the survey g,, j^, mu^t' wnn brought "the was completed at no cost to tax-! charge. Identified the trio as Ed payers and that it was the first time, "to the best of my knowl-edge," a registered architect had made a survey of this kind. The survey, he amid. Included con sideration of a site for a new build Ing and Its cost. The architect's report: The building proper lacks dignity and distinction, but Its location centralised and the structure basically sound and well preserved. The arrangement of cells is ade-i v quately secure. The entrance to thcl IfJUtsJ I «'ll|IR second floor meeting room requlresi re-arrangement It Is therefore eon-; SlH'tlK Oil eluded that the borough facilities basically adequate and It Is rec< nmmended that the original site be maintained and the following al< teratlona made to the building: That the facada of the building should be altered and the building to be given a colonial appearance. That the windows be treated with shutters. That a new door entrance and frame be Installed in the main Confinaed on Pagr Four, ward I'.. of (lie G0M block of V I tier St.. l-hlUdrlphla, the own-er, and llrain Mt.rrK of the 3000 block MI KDlgers Dr., Broonisll, and Samuel Mrrgaman. or 40(1 block AIWIHKI ltd., Krdrnlielm. Judge E Arnold Forrw-t ad-mltted the trio to ball—fa.oou swell. Mora than lfcO volunteer fire' ■ senting 12 fire on i f-Cunffniird on Pane Foutt Calvary Marks 1103(1 Year |0n Sunday Sutniiier CooclsiVC The 103d anniversary' of founding of Calvary Episcopal Church. Conshohocken, wlU marked by special evn.j Sunday morning, according to the Rev. Ed-ward Price, M. A, rector. The Women of the Parish will present mi scmi-annuiil United Thank Offering ceremony at all FREED — Pinned for an hour in cab of overturned cement mixer. Rinaldo Di- Paul, 37, of 330 Ridge Pike. Barren Hill, is released by rescue team at 11 A. M. to-day at Stenton Ave. and Mill Rd., Whitemnrf-h township. Victim, who was driving truck fur G. and W. H. Corsnn Inc.. said he was forced off road by a woman driver. A pa'ient at Chestnut Mill hospital, he received la.--t rites administered by the Rev. ■hipli Gibson, of St. Philip's Church, before ho could be extricated. — Wa-skir Ravi*'- phuto by Anthony A1-: the 0:16 A, M. service of Morning Prayer, the upper grades of the Church School will witness a fum, "God of Creation". At Uie 11 A. M. service, seven young people of the parish will re-late their expenencea at the Dio-cesan Youth Conferences held dur-ing the summer at Radnor Barry Smith will talk on "What the Conference did for my loyalty to Christ, the Episcopal Church, and my parish Church ' Patricia Horn wU apeak on "Why I would urge youth to attend i Church Conference". David larl artfl have ns his sub-kajt, ■■]! •■ ■trriig' ■ <■■ nj convictions on bring ,.:.d 00 the worth of y-gs •» sgutre mil speak on "How me Jonference Improved my life In .>er, in Church ultendance, and in Christian fellowship." George liougherly will talk on iCin'tr.urd on Pag* Fourt Kr|;iil»lit iiii Hally At Ws Cwnttlhl The Republican party of West C< -sliohocken #111 hold a rally at 8 tonight at the M -cKenxlc Park Pt vllion on Elizabeth St Russell Knlpe. master of cere-monies, will introduce John Acton mid Robert Truckseu who will speak The rail- : iDOft Hr[re*hments will be served. Commerce " Secretary Quits Francis Uddf, of 662 N Hender-son Rd.. Upper Meilon b has submitted his resignation us seerelnry of the ConMiulioeken Clminljer of Commerce, effective Nov. 1. Leddy Is employed as an Insur-ance representative. The firm has increased Ids territory, requiring nddltlonnl time, he Informed Wil-liam Davis Jr.. president of tht Chamber. Davia said he will interview ap-plicant* at Ills office at Front and Ford M* . West Conshohocken. I WAS VERY PLEASED Mrs Oan aa Foltz. of 6420 Hermit Terraoa, Hoxborough re-cently wanted to sell an electric ironer. a mahogany table, a birdcage and set of luncheon dishes. So she Klcphoned the Weekly Review newspapers and placed a Classified ad for only $2. "I got numerous calls and 1 was very pleased," she reported You, too, can get numerous calls and be pleased If you nave something to sell, just use the Classified Ads. The cost: 12 for 12 words and your ad will run all five Week-ly Review newspapers Ju -: telephone TA 8-4600 BR 9-0950 There are Ove Weekly Review ne *.■>■ papers: The Conshohocken Recorder The Valley Forge Sentinel The Manayunk ROTlew The Suburoan Press The Herald WE ALSO PRINT Banquet Programs School Papers Church Bulletin* Wedding Invitations
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Title | The Conshohocken Recorder, October 26, 1961 |
Masthead | The Recorder |
Date | 1961-10-26 |
Year | 1961 |
Month | 10 |
Day | 26 |
Volume | 92 |
Issue | 23 |
Coverage | United States -- Pennsylvania -- Montgomery County -- Conshohocken |
Subject | Conshohocken (Pa.) - Newspapers; Montgomery County (Pa.) - Newspapers |
Type | Text |
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Date Digital | 2011-12-01 |
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Contributing Institution | Conshohocken Free Library |
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Description | Conshohocken Recorder Newspaper |
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Title | Page 1 |
Subject | Conshohocken (Pa.) - Newspapers; Montgomery County (Pa.) - Newspapers |
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Published I \IKS Ihursda)
Bv HrrkU Krvie* l-ubliihlng Co. loe
*W I'Hiin-.iri ui iiir iMinijunki
Hew.-, riir ■( hr-inm llllli Hmld
Tbe Villn l-urge Sentinel end
I be Suburban rna, Wftt ttecqrkr Our 92d Year
Of Integrity. MgaU)
AND Dedication in
Conshohocken and \iunit
Lui inicgni). UIKIUI>
itinit>
NEVER HAPPIER — Mrs. Anna M. Haye». 84,
beltevsd to bv oliic.nt Democratic committeowoman in
Montgomery county, is center of attraction at dinner
held Thuisilay night by Conshohocken Democratic Club.
Active since ;td\''!il of suffrage in l'.rjn, Mi-. Hayes who
Iivrs at ll'i E. Hector St.. la greeted by I.t. Gov. John
Morgan Davis, right, speaker at |
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 |
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