The Conshohocken Recorder, October 17, 1930

              ®l)e Consljoljockcn Kecori>et\
I itablished IKi/». So, 6372 PUBLISHED EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
'rMoSiisi)«'<-t('(rH|""d'i'r!'nsfusi''n
-T tor 1 ounjr Athlete
Ol IIOMMTX
lioomi-d line
ami l.irl \i t Suapiciou
in Rnooiiag Bouse.
Left SacMenh
II \ I) C\LIEn
For Park
lir-t Plsntisuj for Grove
Two Trees Donated bj
Mrs Rowle,
If.li. 9 MM Couple Robbed
Home o! Mr-. II
Kenna in Korrietown
Th*
■
ii ol M: laid Web- _
. I'.I-.I, Mawi
For the past U
tram injuries si.
a loot bait game, was repotted this
twine aeator.
BptntQora
ban been rseortsd to in nope oi
building up sfength that an op-
Itgnl be perloru •
gtwma in.-, biooo:
that bli son might tie restored to,
Th* In-fit operation tu BorOUgh ^ '" Plant ;ill«l Calf
CONSHOHOCKEN, PA. HUDAY, OCTOBER 17 i"'"
GrOVe ©f TreewFathar Arrested by Mistake on
mT 4 | Charee for Which Son Was Accused
II \ I'M.I S
A MB using hi ■ pHttO DumtMf A N
.i card shuwimt I
plate number, oa
and swniis.ni tailed to
UM polka imd been tooklng I i ■ Iu,.„., ■
n* a eu
mid p
■ days UK" and the
Ida] evening. Another trans! usion
boardtof bOUan of Mrs Sum number ol tl
f„r Trees. DeoBcatioii
..II Armistice Daj
A great IranafonnaUou la ache-
K. unit, oi I ,,i their blood and ihey will fofdlUW) to OOOUt In toe Mary J""e
town, ■ former wen-knowa reeidenl to the hoopitel UUi evening tot a ButclUfe Psrk dui
rough, wax robbed on tfl t. In OSSS the Wood tO CM "' !lne- Btat*lv
Mi-nduv hv H young man and hi- lend I
talon, to whom .she had tt to occur before
rrntod .1 room early Bond e Day.
»ng The n tainted lour i» !l>* i'':«" tm u"' *
■ sad hei daughter wei . x, Bunday walla "< lti'- i»"k- :i lili;|i,',-s''c:T...!!1 ."'
tying with the •) "T'f 0
thru
1 rtbs ami one nt the kidneys was
Be lias bean in a ser-todde
pie who spenl pan ■
tin- rooming house ..
, L' I) II I »•» &. n. Kallv al
■
away tram horn*
l Hid BJ about 8300
'■.'."■ dnesday evening ot ia.st|
'lock, and;
■aid Hny had been s. nl ■ome one Irani the Boa
tana, without giv-ing
his own name or th,
nd he would Ufa
an Cot ■ weak When
told the amount oi the rent, tin
man atid ha did not have that
much money He than inked to be
lor the night and
paid 1100 Thursday they remain-'
ed in their room all day. Friday
■vanlne UM man went .1.
.1 stoic and
(ew minutes later wilh 11 small
package, evidently food. Saturday
niornmn be Kfmia left the house.
■nd when he returned about noon
Gulpb Church
...» lallng car
MOK I. ■■'ijfirDl.H.ll. b; his bio,* ,.,
a crooked BH
Bwnnaoo le ooa in tan oounty
prison swatting a lurthar hearing.
baton Magistrate McLaughlin al
■ad 11
ehaiaad with imporatmataag, mia-
1 operating
a motor car Without a muttler
m ui the
num. the ftthnr »us ara .
way Patrolmen ON
ptlaonat, they saw an elderly man .
man. The prisoner Charles Swai:-
■on. si and the
quest tor the son continued
■ lUUon and DOI
ill Bucks cur.-.
Bwanaon ta Ridge pike tot opi rat- Bntar,
ing a cer without a mufflat
ottender exhibited a drivers card, The mix-up came wtth both men
and the officer took the name ai j bearing the same name and both
I had been uelm the
nun
V 'northwestern end has bc:i
brokm aetde lor ■ ptente grove. An appeal the pubuc to donate
be borouuh
l.laiit and 0W
■
■ ■ iKinse has been
land twenty-five trees have been
runt planting occurred on
Bj, when two
glfl oi Mrs Herbert Rowley, of
1 I l 1 .:■:. ,!■.■ nue, were planted.
. is In memory of her mm
nf Kant, Who (bad at the age
twelve years; **"
Six \\ oriters
Placed on
Pension Lisl
I mployrei il >< buyllull Iron
Wurk- End Uni Win*
111^ Careen
SERVED .">! V I iRS
liiii 1 rwo CENTS
Reception lo
\<>\ Pastor ol
M. E. Church
1Klllin John Davii and Stank) * .<r
it r Entered Emplo) <>i
i ompan) in Boyhood
lununon
■
d ehame
v employees of the BohUJfllHI
: Worka ui the. A. la:n Woo
plOJ ol the ■
and a i'
.-;.,: jisl Ud will re-re
;i panaWwi tot the icmninder
■
.1 01 rhOH retired are:
ol the man John Davis, itooaar, entered the
plOJ Of the eiuiipaiiv in 1870 und
H . ■ 1
1200 Given
Memorial Librar)
At a 11 i Marklev
■
Conihohocken AJumi
■
Robert Kci,
fund being rain d t« phu >
in tin- new high achool ae a mem- »»■
HA
associa-
■
r 1; 1 ■* 1 N 1 \ 11 < * \ ■ •■ Many of
■ .ntsed to con- . . .
tin fund have not »s rat *,'<'1
1 ■ ■
mmlttoi
1 ■ . ■
.
n| ni the alumn
Annual lutiunn Rally ... Mi. ,. fmn. lh(. otil„ „ a nicl..
I'ifili District, ' umpriaing mmi w the oin scouta.
\iii..|,.,-n Sil I. 1,, I..- Bo!'>'itdi MsaatST Herbert has
Nineteen School* to '" tM(1 mrll at Willk ,(r,.l)rtn,.,
Iltl.l on Monda) bven- rot the plan) and li
f traaa daily
I Ah nersons and organizations
arflee
j All persons
Sunday School workers from I**!?1**0 '
each of" the nineteen Proteatanl rantemanta have bom made wtth
roh eohoob ■ Andorra NunWl
district of the Montgomery County.
School ALociatlon will >° "T ,"l<"<}* '"'?",„""'*„„.
Church on Monday evening for the
on aaa*d him u he »"«"»»i Autumn rally. Rev u F
intended u> remain ovt r night li- ' ' '"r "' tllf Ply«wu»h
rephed that he did. He told her U'l"»s United Evangelical
had secured a position at th» Church, president of the fifth dls-store
in East Hector street trlrl- wlU
id was to report for work on An interesting and Instructive
program has been arranged for the
rally, which will be opened at 7:45
with devotional service under the
leadership of Die president.
A short business meeting will be
held when routine buslneu will be
transacted.
The principal speaker of the
[evening will be Rev O. E. Butkof-nky.
pastor of the Reformed Church
of Ascension of Norrlstown. who
■will discuss the subject of "Parent
Moiidiiy
Early Saturday evening the man
and girl left the house but were
■one only a short tune when they
1 Hitd went direct to their
room. About 1050 o'rlock a strange
man. apparently Intoxicated, came
to the Pearce home and asked If
■ ■
of Calluhan Mrs Pearce did not
know What her new roomer's name
was and sent her daughter-in-law
t 11
of
fc.'t 111
height
It Is hoped to have fifty trees
before Armistice Day and
planned lo have built a bu
fire place with four hearths lor the
use of picnic parties. It Is also
planned to use the grove as a
picnic grounds for family parties,
next summer. The plans are to
place tables and benches in the
Charles Swanson and he also took hud Utlnf Oil Furl For Tribe Honors
Mill Furnaces Greal Sachem
SchuylkiU Iron \\ orlu Chan*
tea Fuel l<»r Ten Furnacei
From Gai to oil Huge
storage l-mk Being, Erect-ed
A change of fuel from gas to oil
is being made at the SchuylkiU
Iron Works of the Alan Wood SLeel
Carter, roller
■ oa company in 1H81
■ ed 49 years.
Edward Bernardo, roller, entered
un m IBM
nd 44 years.
■any Hart. Norrlstown. carpen-ter
served 22 years
Mahlon LeaUierbury. Philadel-phia.
welKhnmsler He served 16
■ ha I'hihideliihiii store and
when it was closed, was ttanafarrtd
In the 111..
■;ie wnrkinu lives in the
t Uie company Mr Dnvli
. nge of 1%
Mi Carter at the age of
I 17. Both attended the local public
schools and after leaving school
{entered the mill
The Alan Wood Steel Company
i a number of years ago established
■ pension fund for their employes.
1 A number of old tmployai ill now
OH UM pension list ami
l the enviable record of
! having, many employes who secured
A heu , i, first job as bovs with the
leather brief caw was pn prtnv „„* remained until rettr-ml
of age or disability.
■nd Mr- H \ llink.l
Welcomed bj P« ton
.uni 1 ongregatiofl
MADE
. sees b) Pastors, OfTir-laj|
.mil Iuriiit r
Parishonen
TWO hundred peraona, m■ HHIIHK
Bve tninuters ol local 1
pUherad m the alethodun chureh
last nbjbl 1 otticml
welentne 1
eorge Giles Ch n Reeep-linn
l>\ i Isaac 1 1 l|n HI
Honor oi lli- Assuming
\.w OBce. 300 \i-h-
tnl.
llantel A Hink.
Lnatltute a drive btta Haikel Porig
among tin- memben thai the lull shun .
Mi Hinkei. aani nlao pi
Heautilul cut Powers ind a nuinU-Bei
and Mrs.
.oils lor
:n was
opened ii\ an addreai ol welcome
■ K ni the
othclal board oi the church (allow-ed
by an .1; .
: ■ ad by Herman I
inr asocial oi the church
Short speeches at welcome were
made by (he paslort> ol five 1 nun In
(iiiin- m Oonahohocken
'"ken by the ir .1,1.1 ,it Hil-arious
nreaniastioi
dlst church and by 1
of former charges ol the new min-
An anonymous ssntrlbutton ol n*sr, The speakers included Rev
1500 was received this morning, in Aimer .' DSVkW, psatOt ol Hie
the nnn . ■ : liuuls to) Pint 1 I Hi W* lUlSM
hocken OonununA) Oan- A Powel. pastor of the Presbyter-tar.
In uddituin 10 this large laii church
amount, alxty-eeven other cantribu- pastor of St. Marks LuUaansn
ttons have bean received etnoe churah, Rev Marshall Lee, pastor
Tuesday. Mrs William A Cooper, of St Pauls Baptist church, all Ol
chairman ol the movement to raise cou.shoho.keii. and Rev Ear! Pei-
I fund, announced this IUIKIII, pastor ol BaUlSOnUnfO
moimnK The total contributions Baptist atUD - iiohock-to
date are $2591 U. vn.
Notable among the coimibuti.-n- Spi-akers from the church organ-aal
few days an nchlded Marls Conj
l»mli:rl Funds
Reach $2591
Biggesl Il1.1111ii.1n (.ir Week
III \\,,ik.i- to M..-I
I liur-il.i. hi I nil
|iilit;ll. 15500 N It'll fur
Veer.
street. Clreat Sueiieni of the I
Company and on or about Novem- . Cl3illKil ^ rannaylvaillS K-ber
1. ten heating and anneuli: Sachems Night
fumacea will be ready for operation ! Osage Tribe, at their headq
'Broad and Catherine street, Philo-le
claimed"It was. y,,,.'Training." a phase of the Christian
'work that Is receiving much ■,
daOftlh r-m-law returned and
tmrted Ihe IILHII was In the house..
id ■■! waiting lor Cullahnn to,I)r^
BOOM down stairs the stranger
walked Inl ■ and went
lention and consideration at the
report of the Pennsvlvania
State Sabbath School convention.
I second /loor when he was or-|'",|'J ,a-st V* In Scranton will be
i „i '.*. K«— «„ ,.„ 'made by J Howard Lentr. of this
borough, who attended the conven-tion
as a delegate from St Marks
Lutheran Church, as well as the
fifth district. He will present to
the workers assembled a program
that has been ouUlned by the
slrnngerwentaway and Calla-,91^ association for the caantff
m returned to his room Abouv"ld «*££ ,cnu
(
rci,„ X^L%*
40 sundav morning. Mrs Pearce more efficient study of religious
aid Oallahan and too gin golnglaci
hut thought nothing of
t Of the house He Mi
and returned later. He was order-ed
away again This time under
threat of the poh.ee iwtng called.
Again he left and returned the
third time shortly afterward This
time Caiiahan Interviewed him
Thi
li
day there In comfort while the
small children will find dwwanow
at the adjacent playgrounds. In
safety
The following have made dona-tions
Mrs Herbert Rowley—2
Loval Order of Moose
Miss Helen Dalea S. S. Class-
Method1st
St. Mary's Orphanage—6
1 levtd i! Rot
Rotary Club—3
Woman's Club
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Calvary Episcopal Church
St Mary's Polish Church
St Mark's Lutheran Church
Grand Army of the Republic
Order of the Eastern Star
P O 8 of A
Oscar Preas
141 Buna Club
it They went to the street and
walked to the comer of First ave-nue
and Forrest street and entered
, .bile In which two men
ttlnt. The machine drove
olT and that was the hi I
1 hem
The couple appeared al the Ki n-
11:1 home about two o'clock Sunday
morning and asked fur a room
The man gave the name of Caiia-han
and said he had been sent
there by a friend of Mrs. Kenna
She Rave them the room and they
Ed there over Sunday.
When Mrs Kenna and her
daughter left the house on Monday
morning about if) nelock. Caiiahan
and the air! WOK still in the hou^e
Later trie house was ransacked The
room of a young man boarder wa>
entered and a blue suit of clothe-
Ins watch and several Ottu
Ing Several
A report of the activities of the
■ .isional departments will
be made by the several superln-dendents.
The fifth district Includes the
ihurche.s of Omshohotken. West
Conahohocken, Otdpta Mills, Ply-mouth
Meeting. Cold Point. Barren
Hill. Spring Mill. Miuunn and
riedu Heights.
Child Playing in
Street Struck by Bus
Joseph. 5 years, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Cunnane. of 19 Cedar
avenue, had a miraculous escape
from possible serious lnjurv when
struck by the Conshohocken bus
yesterday afternoon. Fortunately.
•h escaped with slight
lacerations of the head and
.ibmit the legs and arms
The accident, happened on Ford
. 1 street near the Oeorge Clay Fire
nortly after five o'clock,
laughter of Mrs Kenna were alto rh(l bufi drUen by w|lllarn Ekmnn,
"i. , , . ,-, „„ , was proceeding toward this bor-
NeiKhbors told Mrs. Kenna th<*>' 0Ugh
K several children, including
young Cunnane. were playing on
Deaths
using crude oil as fuel The equip-ment
is now being Installed and to-day,
the WOOO-gallon
between the East and West mills
tank is of heavy steel and
will hold a week's supply of oil for
the ten lumaces operaUng at full
capacity
Mirnaces with I
ceptlon of the heating furnace for
the "hot" mill known as No. fi wui
use oil fuel. The other furnace
will continue to be operated with
pulverized coal for fuel
present. the 1 m nsres are
operated with gas innpusd by the
Philadelphia Electric Company
from the Wool Conshohocken
plant The gas Is manufactured at
the Rainey-Wood Coke plant
Swedeland. and Is cleaned at the
West Conshohocken plant befog*,
being pumped into the distributing
malni
The change from gas to oil Is
'being made for economical reasons.
'The supply coming I torn SJOUB
o*nitl bv the cnmoaiiy The com-pany
also has Its own source of
supply of coal. ore. stone and coke
for Its blast furnaces and steel
mills
delphia, Wi
event is arranged ar
Tribe Ui Hanoi
and
A. L Installs
New Officer*
root. American legion, at (tie reg-'
ular meeting, marked by the in-1
siiillation ot officers. Tuesday eve-1
Beth K Utterhell
Horace O. Join's. $200: St Mat-
Itollinj,. $2&
Mi Wlttttun \ Cooper has Issued
an Invitation tO alt pei'Miiis who ai
■uperintendeni ot the
School: Professor Roixrt O. Ijindis,
superintendent ol publV
here and tsscher ol the ad ■
. ClSvW. Mrs. William I! M
I MS Class icuvain 101 ^naj^n yVUhani Bmallwood
Secgar. Great Senior S
and John R Oreenhalgh. Great
Kospor of Wampum. A delegation
of Allei" . was also
present at the svanl
The program was opened with a saoond vue
business session, after which a class ' Woodward. adjutant;
was given the degrees Schraek. iinance office
the past [secretary of the Centc
■
ii Hike Moore. Dl
loiiim.inder. Oeorge McFarland.
conunanaer; cuiton Previously
William
Hoy
Tribe An infonv.ul SDtBT- Emery, sergeant-at-arms; Oeorge
tmnmerit program then followed. Clark welfare officer; Rev Stanley
■A by supper Presentation K vTsst, chaplain. Vernon Wynne,
of the gift to the local resident Mstunan, and Llewellyn
was made by John Perkins a ulhletic oUlcer.
member of the finance committee the installation eeremonlss oan
of the Oreat Conucil Twenty nvejm charge ot Toon
J™ *•'Jf* asawea saaaaaasasatM ass •sflasjtggdj
igTain wjitlll !l)e m*i trv their leaders
of the recent an-1 T*° members of Oa* congregn-unveiitiDii
m At- tl"n 1)f tJevereux Memorial Church.
Philadelphia, where Rev. Mr.
Hinkle filled the pastorate beiore
coming to Conshohocken. and a
The latest contributions to the rwpraosntnttvi ol the OsJ
Center fund are as : Methodist Church, where he served
reported tHWl aKO- madp 'l"
500.00
Jones 200.00
members of the local Washlta
Tribe, of which Mr Otles b
nifmber. were also present.
ersford, commander ol the Nm'h
District, assisted by Calvin W
Hign, a 1111 I:IIH 1 od the local post.
IJHtMrN I thl - HKIUK
Philip Met«er
Obsequies lor Philip Metzger.
•event) eight, rather of School
Director Ralph Ml
Tenth avenue, who died
night at the home of his daughter.
Mn I-mma Griffith, wife of Win-field
Orlffith. 147 East Seventh
avenue, will take place at 3 p m
tomorrow at Paul Millci's luin mi
chapel. 300 Fayetn
Rev Ouy E McCarney. pastor of
St Marks Lutheran church, will
officiate Interment will be at
Riverside cemetery
Born In Saarbi.—
Mr. Metzger came to this country ago. n layuns
with his parents and anottH 0Oy Mr
brother when a ciiild He spent ,and Mrs. McCord lelt on a wedding
virtually alt his bfi d i trip.
■ ;tar and pattern maker '
S™ m.,„»nd B?d S?? '' ' *" '" ""• "" uis.n.i Ooa
spoke words of praise for the rep-utation
the post enjoys In
District and in fact throughout the
Ot their progre . :
In pride tttay b 1
Randolph M Orinunett, of during the past several vears and
Tenth avenue, will aervi
Matthew's Parish
mm A O'Donell
Irwjn Suppler
rant
haalli
.. Wsattua]
Mn Baako
Mrs. Joseph Orifflth
Davis
Mrs Joseph Kern
1
Mr A- Mi !1t« 35°°
Named Chairman of
Red Cross Roll Call
1 as chairman of the 1930 O
John kfi nrominent Iriwlten Roll Call for the American
memlwr of the Washington
, Kolev
U.i ford ■treat, Wr I (.'onshohock'
lay after-noon
by Magistrate Thomas S
White, the ceremonv being per
iSTlli unni'T - '" «" '- hold next Wed-
1,1 S"rbn LI6 ™*Jmt"t^!...!t.,."m "!!.S ne.sdsv even!,., in the Mary H
Wood Park House, at which Charles
Red Cross, announcement was madr
today M; Qrunmett'i appoint-
_ ment was made by M
' : Rollins local head of the Red
Cross.
The annual meeting of the Con-shohocken
branch of the national
' the man and girl leave
house about two o'clock In the
afternoon but thought they were
1 he man wore a blue suit
as he left the house When he ar-rived
he had no luitgage and
the lot adjoining the fire house.
Fearing Hint some of the children
miehl run Into the street in front
of the bus F.ckman shut off the
and slowed the speed of
worn hy the man who left the
house early Sunda
ght suit which_tallies wi'h the suit mBcnln(. u, on|v a few miles an
' mg at this speed
morn- whp[1 vnllTlt, ,'unn:inc It is claimed,
ran direct!v in front of the bus.
striking the bumper and falling In
the roadway between the front
wheels Eckman stopped the m»
The man who was slopping at the
Prarce house was dark complexion-ed
and was about twwnt]
old The girl was about sevent ,,. -£ lPIlf[lh and
(1.1 B
THANKS Mill H
Cadet Band which has bo I
the youth ot the
ity.
mmlttim on troos was au-
<■> putehass a mo roi the
•■ SutlUIe Park to be ded-icated
on Armistice Day The
POM will hold their morning exer-
. ■
Following the business meeting a
social period was enjoyed during
Alnrli relreshnie: ■
'1.answer of the member- ! ihe Uuwo-scl oomedy "Going
ship department ol
ern Pennsylviinia ""' *"' IM, '
r. an offleial will speak. 1 "K" Ktmf* w«iiu>riun ^mo^oa reruns The large cast
Orrunmet! will rnarshall her "^^j "' un'^
as passed bj In the various war.l- of the "»' f^ ' ottahonoefJcon ?H,i"g*h
oing wo-
■ assisting the post as
rtbute to all v . ..racters
■ears old The couple at the Ken- ,hl, rhild crBW|„i out between the I Bridgeport, and a brother Charles
lift home were about th- same ages ,roiU aml rpar whepls He was
The Kenna robbery was reported blM,ding about the I
to the Norrlstown police, who have Tcrrance Campbell, foreman at
I the services of the s-.nte ,n(l nouse picked the bov in his
Police In a wide search to appre-ltrnis and carr|ed him to the office
In nd the couple.
IIIOU t(t AKANTINUI.
The home of William Baker 8
of 152 West Seventh avenue, was
placed under quarantine today by
Health Officer Thomas 8 White
tor measles.
of Dr Pavlldis. where upon ex-amination
found the Injuries to be
of a minor nature. After having
his injuries dressed the child was
taken to his home.
Ot4 ■
l.d Wfllla
- Ml .■•."':•'■ ht Brown's 11th
3-U-tfn
— Advertisement
I'ndergoes Operallnn
Mrs Wesley Slater, Fifth avenue
and Hallowell street, underwent an
operation for the removal of tonsils
al Montgomery' hospital, Norns-town,
this morning
(■ iBMN
of the late Mrs Emma 1
'A vole of thank:
he quietly withdrew due to his ad- tiie Execuu Oarder
Vaiu-ing years 1 Club ol Consiioi:.
Mr Mci/ger. was bedfast for Hit L^jjg,. ineattnsj in
last year _ _ . I persons who aided in making the um„ Thanksgivini! Dav
recent Flower Show and the Yai Dt'HirSlte (iate to
and Oarden Contest, a success Ntt!( ,,7 , j c
The club wlahee to publicly expreaa compelled to si>end an average of ( hurt'hvard Sunday
ition lor ihe splendid 1J870000 in 0S0OBS of Its income!
■■ion received. year Tab <!■ I
out Of ' ,: h 'Old
When the World War ended Tiie jmm\nt Upper MTI.JII Jfl
i en reduced to the innounced completion ol plans for
damter point ;- h Gate
One ml'Mon members In addition erected a' to the
to those already enrolled are needed historic churchvmd
now to support the Red Cross and The memorial is designed along
> |toT^erSNSSLf U^sttotuvl
funeral will take place at I "■} 2^f^,ihaSl
2 15 Sunday afternoon, in charge 1 «— ",„ ...«. Rt^k-n |mst by tho M
of Rev William A. Powel. pastor of
the Presbyterian church here. In-terment
will be at Bt Luke's Re-formed
cemetery, Trappe.
Another son, Ohai
Philadelphia, also survh -1
Elfiabelh Shade
■
succumbed at 2 15 ysstord
noon at the home of her D
Sara Dundon. 330 East Bbtl
nue She came to this borouirh
from Pottstown. five years ago She ,
is a member of the Shepherds of
Bethlehem. Pottstown
Ifn Benjamin Shutt. of I
To Adriress Kolarian*
Rev Albert S Morris, a prom-inent
Methodist minister of Phila-delphia,
will be the speaker at the
regular meet ing Monda
luncheon of the Conshohocken
Rotary* Club Mr Morris will speak
on boys' work.
I till tl »is
lllt:lt ol*l I: \ T i* IN
A four year old Conshohocken
■ w.nt his third major
Wednesday morning
at A in Bryn Mawr Hospital The
Philp Daly, son of Mr.
and Mrs Walter Dalv. of 203
Sprmii Mill SI
til at 9 Tuesday night, his con-dition
rapidly become so serious
that he was hurried to the hos-pital
at 2. and operated upon
two houn later. Today, his
condition was reported as favor-able
All three operations have
been performed upon the child
within a period of one year The
first was for appendicitis, and
the latter two were for internal
trouble
English Gothic architectural lines
to agree with the Ityls ot th*.
church Its erection wn-after
the custom ol English rural
many of which h
elaborate gateway:
MtiiKii n \i » HI in imiM-out
the ootintry The southeastern
T.IS Chapter which m-
. counties of Philadelphia.
Rucks Chester. Delaw:<-
Montgomery will open the Uth An-nual
Roll Call on November 11th. Carlo Sitvestn and Rosle Dinuen
with thousands of rio. both of Ambler, appeared a
volunteers pledged to the task of the court house Norrlstown. thi
■ stnt to Join the Red morning and after obtaining a mar
Cross or rejoin
Blcycl* aec«ssorlM at ANDER-SON'S
317 E Hector st 1-33-tfn.
—Adrertlnoment.
r:nge license sent
Kratz. Justice of
i**d before
building
;■ r
the
<;... ga
Peace, and
leaving
IsiHUnf the egptueol work accom-
. a psi tot Lo the
Philadelphia churches, and srkauat
1000
200
100
I 00
50 00 him success In his work hi
10 00 visitinu spOSkan were Charles B.
Whltemau and Lee Burcaw. of the
Memorial congns>tlon,
■nd Daniel Longacre, 01 11 Oa)
Methodist Church At IDS
usion of the talk by Leo BUr-caw.
bt PnOBPtod Rev and Mrs.
Hinkle with a handsome radio
lamp on iieiiaif of his former con-
;™ «"■ [In, aa.w other mn, prfwnttd lo il..-
«„ p,„. 1 ion i>'.i. < ■' •'■ '.".>-
M^ Mm B Wood I" ■■ ' ' ' "k "«"
ur. 1 Mprkrl 1 04. i»''d pmlt MiuiKlranoiui. Dr,rli.f tho
.. l« ., ...v 100 o«rt "' »"■ Church HrlpiTs: •
I o, Clu, „, thi
!£„ ■■■..!■ "I o..-mbrn> ol Hie TOIiumm-
..„,.„.„„„ ii; mill a handsome bouniul ..1
i";!.-.wiinh F£!" i'«" "mk '"'■ ■ *
p B Wilson .
Mrs, L C. K Ridingion
Mrs James Craig
Mrs. T. J. Oaynor
Mrs Linaley
Walter Lacey
Harrison
OSTl Halllday
OS 41 Moore
Mrs Brown
Mrs Fred Fairlle
Mr McMana
Kenneth Amliler
Miss Mary Fulmei
.'.: ' ■
ague
Mrs. Thomas Forsyth
Mrs Ellen CuBUB
Mrs. D. Woodward
Mrs. Jame- Ptttll i
Mrs. Craig RlgKb
Miss Elisabeth A Scanlin
Mrs R Famous
Mrs John Calms
Mr A Mrs Walter Elsenberg
■ | .
Mrs Howard Webster
Miss M Fleminmg
A K Tavlor
John Pogorty
Mr H 0 Ha shard
■
Dr and Mrs J I) Perkins
M Tracy
Mr * tin Norru. Davis ...
A T Sponar
Pugh
Apparel Shop
F W Woolworth i
. Swede
Marburger's Meat Market .
Dr DubrofT
Dr Leon Weismunn
■..; Bton
no roses, preamted ti
nn ii hi- win by M>
1 ,,., li- II Baldwin
iiimi-.'i t
:.i il Ml W.l-
1 (N i '
1 |M1 and the irift.s presented liim. Rev.
100
100
Rlnkle addressed
blage. expressing his sincere ap-
0^ ppeeiwtlon of th**lr welcome He
i ooperaUoo in
■ « his work in the church, in
, no .*T hsvi ' nahohocken, to
and Hie gospel
^, onlv I shall do the best I can to
hero."
. ■ ■
■ ths oo-
..•■■ numbon by ths
m choir, led by Miss Helen
im Hniall-by
Mlvi
un lour
200
100
] (NI
too
1 WI
txn
1 111
.50
I.It I IM ( OIR8E
IN Hit.II S( Ifiidl.
As has been 1 tor sev-
■
and Inetrui
be gnen In the < i ken high
eau Tin «erles of
ight programs e ".; :: :np the
course will l>e held In the auditor-
■ given by
on Tu
■
PAVS t OST, ni-i MM:'.lit
l N
too
200
500
500
10.00
10 00
500
200
100
I Im street,
I wa
r?1 White at a hi ■ muni-
•iftft mg on the charge of (!:
Bferred by Jean Zobloaki.
1 °° of 3flS East Elm street The defend-pleaded
Bullty and was dls-
I25HI65 charged with a seven reprimand
The names of Dr SOd
Malcolm J Harklns. cuntrtbutoi | ANTJITR.
15, was incorrectly reported In a SONS 217 E Hector st. l-aatfn
previous list —AOvflrtlsainaal.