The Conshohocken Recorder, February 14, 1933

              ®ljc €onsl)ol)0chen Wecorfter.
EsUbliithed I KM). No. 6613 PUBLISHED EVKIIY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY < (i\<l.<>1.(»< KIN. PA., II I -I* V > . I! UK I \Ki II 1933 Mill 1 : l\\l» l I.MS
Miq1 uoii Man CoaHchiffhtoSAchdodorlesdsub RCAxnplwaiuniBft NIIIew>\
Found Froze to
Death in Bed
Provisions of
Srltool Cod*
Two Members of Same
Family Die on Sunday
.•■ml- I i tit I ( harl<- Kiinp-fer,
43, Dud in Heat-lc--
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Main Lit ■ sii|i I 1 ■Bull
Six
In
iijurn Supervisors Clear
Roadi of Snow
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I.H- Rotariam
HMte
occas:'
H A I) 1. I \ V. 1) A I. <> N h. < \\ I
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Morn
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dub. will preside us chairman
■•h'liln'ii F. Kenned
Ubleu in Bed Thi
i»K Suffered Hear! attack
t*harlM Kemper, 43. World Wir
veteran, froze to death in bed at In MMtUOfl to the add
his small bungalow on Lafaveite prmumm ol enterteOnineni
road. Mlquon. yesterday.
Two friends found his lifeless
body nt 1:30 yesterday afternoon
He Was fully clothed Coroner R-Ronald
Dcttre, notified of the death
by Officer Hurry Steinmetz of
Whtti-marsh township police at-.
trlbuted the cause of death due io| •■-«, l *i
exposure ITIMT Lll)I"Un
The veteran apparent ly i .
Into the bungalow late it nlgbt
and was very cold before going to
bed. There was no tin
dwelling, which is located on Hu-bert's
property. Kemper had lived
there six month.*
How long tne ex-soidler had be
dead has mined Th»: I
body Is at Paul Millers. 300 Fayettc
street. Conshohocfcen. Up to thei
present .nnhorltles have been tin-;
able to locate any relatives of the
dead man. or even to ascertain j
whether or not he may have anv I
kin.
Harold Bates. 300 DeKalb street, public.
Norrlstown. ant" Charles INmllt Within two
also of Norrlstown, stopped
Kemper's bungalow
them on
12 5,000, 0 ii 0
Would Merge 2587 Districts
Itll.i 500. Stop S;ilar\ 111-
ftrease for Two \ etri
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e David Whit.
kith about two . !
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noon.
White had been ;i eaMeni tin- accident DM MH btati
Coasting
on Streeti
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Mm Suffer! Severe Injun
W li.n Sled ' ncttes In-to
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Drawn by Father. In
' muter. MVidetits
section '
1 > U'.MK the pa* two ■*<• i
.»<»-. Increase
Interest in
C. C. \\ oik
1 tir..- League, for llu-lvi
Ball Pruvidn Ri
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(.IUI si ni i- ,i n\i:
Vth'llilillH.' f..r Month \\:l-
2945. Plan, f.ir Sum.
met. V-v. Member.
Foe Plymouth
\\ illiam Jeanei
Library to Be
in "V.- Old II.ui
Member ...
Friends Mr.-i.n»
i speaker
:..>udi skes to be .ib*.ui He
. ■ la about the h
Park Hou . .
nthe John Qrermar
alWrnoon ha. I Qrentioi
the Plymouth an- aim hi ln BryD
church, m whu-i! :n- in- ran ,,«>,,, in-
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iii<- child ii. oorapanj with
H bite, and ratnali !
i [oUowlni brothi i
Memorial
Th(. , UUnm ill abuui t*
With I I
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Jewell*}
Loot
Store
Eatablithed
\\ „ , . leath ma admitted to Rlr
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MMIIHUMI tolled to Improve bJ toenorrow
-. weaker un- aftenioorj ■ * In-
Sunday morn- terinent will br made in RtveiaMt
Uf. j cemetery. Norriatown i
to i«' radueed to nine
Ueettng win non bam.
* first Free l . to the ni,n,b|lr
Mif live i" tr>' do
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v. The Mil ed bi the
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I mill Triiolt
Will not|L'
become effective until July 1, 1933 -
I er ni honor of Ins birth- j
D Miller.
0d .--|H-'-ti An flu-
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on Fourth eveuoe naai the Inter-
Broke Plate
Vfedou -
Store rfa
Took Goodi
i Checking I
U in Show
\..i rietou n
Horning.
Display.
invite him to join an i:am Ami MI pike worked
automobile ride | Butlf-r pike, Ptymi
When the visitors failed to . •
any response at the door, which] The public book room;: u
they found partiv ajar, the men opened under Uw auapicee of Piv-pushed
It open and walked inside mouth Prienrl
Kempers body was stretched
the bed, the covers pulled carelessly potfble throucb a boqui
over him. At the side or the bed Mnrv j,,,,, , daughter.
were three empty pint botUee, and -, tonntx ra Id B1 od W
pint bottle fUled with alleged = H n,rrrrber of Plymouth Friends
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The Ii-
Scouts Take Oppose Span
Part in Service on Tax Fears
Comes to Town
whiskey.
Bates was a life-long friend o[ Th„ ,„.,,..... v,.ls mn[i(. abonl \)\e 31 aII >> IlllCr
Kemper The latter formerly lived. vii,ht yeBrs aROl but i
at the Bates' home At one time ,f lnP ubrarv was deferred until
he also lived at the home or M . . time, so th«t
C. KniKhtlinger 381 Parker avenue. lf,uiremenU of the bequest mlnht be
Roaborough He wa-s rocetvina a^roperlv carried out Tli*
monthly pension from the govern- j n(.rt tr)Bt ,lir atirnry he <reeted on
ment. the meeting bouse ground! or wlth-
Nelghbors said they teat _sawjin a nnlf mile of itn !>..■
Kemper Friday afternoon Pool ■ ■
"Ole MUII Winter" came Into hLs
own over the weekend.
After deluding his public Into
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about that bliirard that was due
hfch heapi
Hi'i'ukiuu a "
plate ela« wuutbi
in wu IIIU.UI,. ■
sled Into the middle ol the avei
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automi bu
pending danger rolled on thi . 111,1 Phliadelphli
■ the bumpei o4 the n
■eroaj tn«' The robberj oo un
i "W oelock and 6 Ifi according to om-bridce,
lt.-iill\ lacerated and two iteth knocked ,.,., Robert ReUlj win.
i. vnl'iin. ■" '"" '' L"ii window and tl
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KiiipliiMii^ Veterans. iBotl. were taken to doe OfDoe »t m|i*)rn in tin it'.
lt had
ua khaki-clad scholars in charges that th.- principal oi> i-hiid was ordered removed ib Bryn|htt t>\ ■ rtaauner
hOOll today mark the flnalljectton in Lower aftrton Township llawi I ., ■
.in Aiiniv.-rvirv t«. the proposed Lafayette llttnor- to thi insUtuuon tn the ambulance |>i„n f(|p Kulnri.
lebraUon staged here asilal Bridge across the Schuylkill to ei Ckmahotioekm Fin- OOfnpaOj * ltl" |,M ■ «»"<«-
nation wide observaaM link Manayunk-itoxborough with Twenty ttarae stib Politic;1! \ctivit>*
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ScTViCl
Manj
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Open Seoul Encrease
Week Will,
in ( hurchea.
Vciiviii'- Planned
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Miquon
Mm ( liiir^;.
\--r--nitiit-l
Hij. i Hun- to
part of a ...
nty-third birthday of th.- Mam l.iiw towns comes fromiftary to close fee wound in the
ration of the scout mnw-'wfslthv landowners whose esUfs loi-ehead It was feared at nrst he
ai.eadv UMO n^n*
troops of this borough,1 who fear increased aaaMstnei oeed not to be H tndepertd-
:,,1 surround- the span la buUl were mad,. VSa
prints In tlie snow indicated he badUM djd n,;t i.; <t u femalble to erect he threw » tiull The
gone outside after the storm early ,t structure on the grounds, nor did Friday night, which henjved "every national decree of scoui h • tate operator who i-
Saturday morning [U find anv available appropriate, field Rnd highway with a ■ ..ing offlcint approval <>f
Officer Steinmeti said the tner-iS|te r <& the poem; ,orms tm ^asaes today •*• project. I he vus pertnitb
momettr a' his hendmifirters ref- j-aar Sheppard of Harmanvilte rerords ,, A A1 ,hp ^mp lim,, Mr B.1., ..V. Child* I^-j Broken pum
lstcred three degrees at»M Urmanrfttie librarr CO however if | was Inlormally oh-
5:30 yesterday morning. In other, tee and the membra are A Conrad | count the ejaculations of moUH
sections of the towlitaip tl c,f this boroutrh: Mr :u n W),o had to pUol
cury actually fell to the zero mark. Mrs Arthur T. I.nkMis. William through snow thai was actually leal
- renorted looked about five
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OrlnuneU, Kathryn Bolter, Mr-
•dan and Ollw
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hletil Be m will ty*
held, and
i troops nn
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I,I wai ret-1 '":';111"' 21** -"»r-yar-old daugh-: fu,lin. llf „„. ore*nlgaUon, anil I
find nav
their .l»Hv -imad turn M "rging ihe PUDUC BerviC* 8™wj " • " ! I WiUun ■ Jew
took i special paj *i « aearitJi before the :^- ■
thi
men '
ii--
icmbers of ArdJ
_,| Munavuuk Tliey were u tie in pli «r-
Robert I"1
I eve-! recommendations One mr
Dies of Heart Attack mouth Meeting . had to wader--
Stephen F Kennedy. 33. employed: The memorial llbrarv will <H-< iya or church and Hundav Brhool ■» P* t www* oppomn
in the stork department of the Lee ,,1(1 rn.|rr ,,.„,,„, nf tni, fil)1,rl(,.: . ^t. vices here, as part of thi ■■ "**"" '*"'_.lrt
Ttre and Rubb-r Oompany wai Ambler boon on ■ ■ urday ' innivewary program. At St Mark's u' '
found dead in bid this morning it I rooms non ' **
fl:30. at the home or Thomas A !UU| unriercolng ex". this in full charge or the Bunds
Browne, nth avenue and Well tion The renovated ggel School with Ami Btrotise etrvmi
street, where he has boarded for the tains seven lar^ windows ■■ and
last thrr ■ ,., (1,,v bright atmospht I to a great sstenl ■
Mrs Browne discovered the hf"- .n, ;
less body or the man after she bad An experienced librarian has ,.,
called him repeatedly and received beet to the new lihr.r til 8 the next morning son Kllpatrtck read the exeniua ■ °» "»ot BUM pim.i i.
mperatum. II bad aleggon; Pai
OrifBth, Arthui
William Orimth and Robert iabl>' **■
I bey wen- paid ts a day foi ihelr
■ brlghl side of the was the SUbJecl of an uuspirlng ad-|Wortt'
Tnev were i ■■ ■■
Ing a little run :ttons eld
i A, ti, ■ urch. scouts, LS°chu' ylkill. a<-k tht-in to rea"d! SUWS
'statement iindge pro-
I almost lmmed
in fronl Ol her home ■ ■
biother. !'' being pull
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rliurrh Half-wnv up the hill. SO-
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library. Tl.'
'annot be used for any other pur
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no response Death was due to aland will pome Mere a> :•
heart attack, induced by BCUta . for oc-digestion
The man visited friends In Phlla- ,-hoicc of books, hotrs, en
detphm ■ ined until th-at
8 30 last night He complained ,,
of feeling IU. hut declined rrom Un. Miller ha
the Browne family lo call ■ physi- accumulated in the form or an an
clan, stating that it was nothing nutty during the eight vears since
serious. Home remedies wen- gp*||| w:is made nnd provides a sub'
piled, and when the family left him
at 1230 to retire, he appeared to
have entirely recovered
When the man failed to come
down Tor breakfast this morning.
Mm Browne made an
tion A physician, called in. pro-nounced
him dead. Coroner n
Ronald Dettre of Norrlstown. ex>
amlned the body and attributed
death to a heart attack.
The man had bt
until his illness last night, never
complaining or feeling bud 1 v
was a native of Iowa, but lived most ..
of his life in Trenton A slMcr. Mrs company, substitute trustee IT been
(Continued On Page T«m inortga#S certincfc-un i*sued by th"' '
rule Si Trim C^m- was to be overhai.!'
unknown
osMflcstes wen lamed
mentors In various amounts and are'
.,: whirl, Oray | j! '"• "™V." .„tST.i„ »?',,.■ lUM from tin
Kllpatrick rMd Ihr rvriiiin.Oii '";; ,,„d [„„•,,in,,:-
' !■ klirr Afl> i
■Ha| *',' ifc'—ipiin «u'ii T MI:'K
wiuii plans tht | bad in mlrid r«
mi the Intenl ol the club
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great BUS Hm llijlli'd
1H or 903
ttohocken
u nng on thin
( oiitinucd On Fa«e TWO)
At the Methodist church, scouts
or Troop 'hers:
tnntlal financial basis on which to .:■< h. BCOUtS ,Tl\t.*« P1n(rin#.u
lh.ubr.rs n» i. ■■ IWO E.HSIIIW m*i * mm* rhurch
Damiiprcct in riro iiw PTM
May Pay Dividend
To Mortgage Holders
! The rOUt
Judge Williams held n short
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I AndPM presented
Consho-by
! ■ noon and two
casollne tl I ully dain-atri'd
by tl. .
qu"'h»d SS Woman Caught in
were
: the Sunday SchiMil
■in to marking Anniver
..ir. week by wearing thi
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■ mblv BCOUti from vaii
gating'
Mr gale gaid (hal ' ■
Colonel ciem< ni B
commander or First CV
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» ■ id be raised
K. of C. to Meet
In Norrlstown
ban had just
Raid Sent to Jail
Polish Eagles
To Banquet
Firemen Complete
Plans for Banquet
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lor the annual banquet i» iw given
• of the boee
evening, Judge;
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Burgesi Hampton and
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•nprislng Biwood
Dutill. Frank Hiltner and
'■i work in
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The On Council of the
of Columbus will assembl''
n. mm ! n,n .he. n. '
y.Mt lo oBU.li, bond lo .wilt court Nnrn.town. on Tw.ilay, Pel
Tlip prmrliwl am.In"t accord: ' Myers. 21 to riLsru.v mnttcrs of im|M»r! .
.833*30 Oo thi. ItnOWU :iv tl" Oh. KU CldaB lo lh. , 25 V«m Old
The third annual banquet of thr,([)1.r(. ls accmnatotta, Income of .18- aoeaw when th ahe was catiaM In a raid lau> Sat. ,, Sullivan. Calh-
PolLsh Ennles Beneflriiil H- r,„1]I)nlu I tirdny night in a bonajilow along thr .
Homa Ajaoclatlon will be held in Tl,e reporl augge.te ■ ™V'^ hvr™ , .Trilr »V"' '""1 "
the club rooma on Saturday eve- < , t, , '.' Xnoarara f '
lUnJ. Invitation. h.vcrbee„ „. er.i from V^ ■»•"'■' ' i h.,1 22 year, "d of I '" "»•"•.
tended to a niimb-r of prominent '"« '''•',''"""." "T, £'?„'"', 'lf> n-iched the plant th , „ , „ond raw
loci and out-of-town perrons and °"""" ,',," iontao, m- Trii. I,r',k'' "™'n B,,d """ " i«..iive. .1 v
borough officials The banquet will ^„°„."v .. aubitituia HUM ; "" ■"" » J
tof.nvder on Saturday night. Ri
paratlni a .peak
in a farmhouse on Oak Park
tug
Fake Salesman
Makes Collections
Company
be served at 7:30 accounts.
The committee on arrangements There were a number ot . head
comprlaea Chester Olszta. Stanley present representing rertinrate bold- bop. of saving the building
Otl tin M i POM Hill"
Fire Chief Takes
Oath of Office
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lohn Rigg an '
nan and
Cntel
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Express Train
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Sukalslti and Adam Hylin-ski ■atoepttoiia
United States civil sen
(nations for the position of fore-man
in th-1 tailoring shop
east Penitentiary Lewieburg. Pa.
will be held at the local post office
Thursday. March 2. open to all resi-dents
of Pennsylvania The post
pays 11850 per annum, less B and
1 -3 percent reduction which took
effect ;.■■
Baby Coache* repmred retlrwd
AdTart lawmen t
M.HI \tiiiin-i Wnmnn
Tl!'- eternal antagonism of the
sexea weaves a thread of flam"
tma wn again1:
New York. In a new
1 Woman.
R Gavin Gordon, Lil-
Connolly
•i\rs who soprar in the
current motion picture version
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were filed I
■ ;on gear
nf the Clay apparatus broke and
as a result the gear WHS strinperi
and had to be ■<
1 Fire Pump Company, builders, for
Superintendent Hewhart. of the
cment plant, placed the d
$:.(MI
".■■id township Dnable
ronuab bond. Clod-ball »■»■ commit-i
xin bv Magistr
Swartley. Lanadatc.
BTJUaTESfl gIN M) Ml i l
ni-- Benrj lllobetl t>
men "f Philad*"lphi:i
ii warning lo their t.
in hand, hud
bft-0 etand
Iractei Watt
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FOR APPKMiitiii- mao
John M Kehoe, son of Mr god nn-. man who has » not
Mrs Mirhn'•! J. 1 ' on neck. Is ot
aprins N* today under- 6 ft 10 m tall, and about
(roiniT an operation for ai
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The Business Men's Association removed there vest.'r;! v wlvn he 00W nf the Uch.
D Will llold Hli .:
iKirtant mntine tomorri en which he hii;- \
set Ifered The young man Is a [on
r II Phil-'graduate student at 91 M "
lips will preside A number of pro- I high school.
(iimunit I the troop
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is Itl I OYI HIM.
Swedesburg Man
Refused Parole
RITTIN 11. IX>«,
Daniel Petrticplli, of 103
■n ;,t the
tten bv n don. hments will follow
I Trv Our New B*l itue, a ■»tlng
i V-rr eeonomlcsLi Conahn t.au: dnr,
^1739-W. AdrertiMmant ADVPRTI^E IN THE REmRDER
- gn linpostoi
with this
led firm.
HeiuUr Brtck
Tom— *Yes, 1 think Molly's
;'"i!,i bnck McDade's for Battery
Maud—"Why, has she begun to M E H-wtor street Phon- 403
throw herself *t you now?'"
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by Judgee WQlianu anr Knlghi
Hranted a parole to William Bate-tm
man Brideeport serein
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—Adrarttsement i for assault and I