The Conshohocken Recorder, March 6, 1934

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K>lnlili»lje.| 186'J. JNo. 6722
I »ed Novel
Method toStay
Prosecution
CONSHOHOCKEN, PA., II f H>\V \l \lt< II ... 1934 PRtl I : I\\<M i NTS
t him-liniitn Caond Motor
iht's Arrrtit After Srri-
BQI ' 'MD-iiliTJtinii
CASK ON T RIAL
Jury Acquit* am) Di\ id. -
Caata in CAM *J \\ ..int'ii"-
Quarri'l. Other QMM
Harry Kerr. of KIUK of Prussln. I«
ft good and conscientious churchman
It wan de*cloped at a trial before
Judge Dunnrhuwer today
It wan only after considerable de-lay
and giving the matter much
thought that he caused the arrest of
Robert T Porter. Philadelphia, on
the charges of driving while Intoxi-cated
and failure to stop or render
assistance after an automobile ac-,
cldent
Then when Porter and several
frlcnde came to see him, he Inti-mated
that if Porter would attend
services with htm at the Bridgeport
Baptist Church be would agree Hi
withdraw the charge*.
Porter attended services and Kerr
tried lo make good He *■ ■■
district attorney's office and tried to!
withdraw the charges. Assistant Die.'
trict Attorney Elmer liafl
had the caae In charge refused to
permit him to do so.
Speakers for
Democratic Meeting School Buys
Materialsfor
CWAWork
Aesthetic Problem of Diplomas parfc \\ or|v | 0 Tells of states Aid
Confronts Local School Board
II. c
ed
1 n made
by the Conaboboettan Roosevelt
lb
en al the open Mil... MaflUng to n,
Mommer ButifUng
:■■■ moon, March isth.
Dennis A ONeil Norrlstown at-
■ ■ ■ .■ | ;
|M>!IL.CS. r. S Mover veteran pub-
[ndapaid-ent
and Philip C Peiidieton, well-known
a' torney, Several other
a be on hand.
This will be the second ojjen
. ■
bOOksrj BOOB nil Democratic Club
to (iirUii-r ilii' coming campaign
Tlic huge nx*m tn the Plummet
building will MM a bus* audienci
and It i Of thfl dub H. C. Messinger 3ons. Elm and
to hold these open BMtil w(.„. awnrded the inn
tnat the dilfcrences of the various contract fa lupplytnf thfl paint.
M.^-inp-r Sana ■.ward*
Coatncl tut I'nim.
\u.ini to Hn--.ll \«liiir
SECOND P10JECT
f-k to Emploj I seal Men.
Discuss lire i!-rnp.- for
School Ituililin^
An MOtMtk problem hits bOOB abM of the old-tune diploma In
Uttect tii. oom.
tad Odttl i hat con- its IfithMlnt ■
(ram tha Oorjahohoeket] School tmctiveiy :>.,
!'■ ,o,l
The perplexing question tWI to ■ half dollar per each dip*
do with diploma.-;. With another Hi- . ■ ■ ■
Jim, nmninrnowmeiu m the owing, n„. moaammm Optoma caught
the matter ol diploma* cropped up thfl rryfl (l, .
sight >. meeting ol UM won ,»ul Aemember ol <:,
board
Usually the problem was a .-■■■•■ rOUfhl ttlflB lO back to
plfl one Sh.dl flftj order fam If"' ' iul eanh.
number UUM we bead, or siu.ii *e "Attar an . he imprnx-d "WtatJ
go for a hundred, and thereby u> i happens to must dhdotnaa
fi reduction bi Prtoe?" «>i quarts UH boya iiiid -drta gn tbera?
l■ s. about M deep Aren't thfl| usually p ! ■■■■
as the problem em w.-ut the boll.mi of ih,-"irtiiik' il
LS always fnttutt; this old tune one ut m,v aenl
Start llt-rt'
TV
Fo Fit Workers
I ii-iin-i r- Have I kid (tul
%ork in SatrlUFe Park.
I oob Snp|ilit'il
raCUOM OMI !>■• hennl
The ma.ss nWtlPt oommltta
comprishur Douglas Wolt ben
Francis Dllwlll, Hi|K>lit Nasielski
John Wtuilen. James Moriarty und
kOfinonti
iitxi'ii ciiTipie'ed tbe ooinm
held a m« waUpalnt at $1
on Buiidny aflerno- ti mwl )WU1 I" ! uTODJ ol \ainu>h
meet anain at the htflil !,|f ltll[s P*'1" Rallini and 40 gul-mfili
Sunday afternooii at|*«« of twpmUlM at 52 3-4 cenbs
B.30 to eompj^u* nrraiigemenw!. |P"T imllon roflai Ibmna, mbmltfd
■I :i consequence the trial of I'or-1
wi *aa begun before Jud«r D.oine- :
hower today.
II was teatifled that on November i
25 in:i:i Kerr and a friend William
Boyd. who rtxlue* at the Norrtatown'
V II C A had been to a prayer j
meeting in Bridgeport Pome time
between 11 and 13 p m K-rr dr v i
hit Irlend to the Y»M C A ami thfl !
pair eat In the automobile parked!
on Airy street acrota from ttu Y M ;
C A for about an hour talking
Suddrnty an automobile came |
along, "truck the Kerr ar In the
rear, and aped on
■tatt utarted hU oar and followed.
At the top of Airy atreet lull near
Sandy UU1 they overtook the car
which had struck them and nl Kens
algnat It pulled to one aide and
stopped
The drlMT was Purler
An examination of the Kerr car
showed that the rear bumper •
orosan and a feuuer dented.
Porter gave hla cards to Kerr mul
apologised for the accident 1I«- told
Kerr he would be back to ace him
and "fix everythu it up "
Kerr told Porter that he had been
"rinklng and that he was not fit to
Rector's Body
Li<>s in Stalf
by the Welherili O'ltipuiiy. Phila-
Uii'lplna. quoting directly for the]
jMessingw firm. ««n Un- lOfMM ol-
| fered by seven bidden*.
i.ut Dot iurnishlng scaf-1
(folding for the work and Buper-j
vLston of Uie project was awarded i
Russell Adair. who ls at present do-!
ing .sliiuimr work on the flr>.t t'WA
Rev. Mat*icihaelt |Iitchl a.ckI i;. RI'oe* ,„ n"* ti'iderway His bid t, M ,... ,;.„:. L:;, ..-^ Ui!t. pi„.
tor of St. Marx - Orplui"- Joota wmi the lowest of bids nofiv-
Dicfl SflffvilWfl MM- •*■ Tller'' were but t*"° 'or super-
,i (Vision, thn-e tar .-<-nllolduiK. Mr
laic Adatr qualified his bid with thfl te-fl-
M alx)ut di- IMB, H good a.s his
JSSTw £
Dd OWA project of school noon- Ul(. ,„,„..honored, unwieldy. Vir- rt-v-rf .,,.., ,, , „ . ', ' ''"> In",n:'■
ton. at tin- Uarch imfimg of the torinii tjrpa ol ■.slireiKkin.- utto-.t- , ,.,-,,....... ,.,,(lllJ„ ,, ', , , . * "Ml J"" Suulifl. Part .
■d held taM ,„Kh, in the „:g to erudition Of the , ,. lll(; ((l(. ilMl,,
- inacrtbed M,,,,,:, lti lllul ,, ,
,ih coiushohocken High Bobool tin boy, ;,„d (trb oul m UH i
neat, simple i armed wiUi diploma;, that in to bfl doM In :
tisttc triumph*, M weii a-, marl
tot by li>cit!
Pitting men for wort I
<-:iii do and aldtiig ttu w
(Art oi tha
IMIMM I (M) eni ol Labor and Indua-
■
an hold b] WU
ip regular dma ■
I Illtlg
Mr lb i
MIN n^ I 2 ii M I \
—i , ■
Uwo..rrLk %\\ HilIl Imt., spiu..Mrle..d.I Ww ti»t\ni ' ' ' daatrli - <■ ■
pew Mtii .mil Force In*
The work of tha Departineal Li
i til :L I:
'.ilh and an iii-
I paraon
i .i. ,1b. j.
treat
ti I
.1 u N led
. led bj the CWA.
high school
The oontrad uioataw for 225
ig inside i
little diploma. Tha
n.e.i.tuvd onl) aboui one-ruth the pfvkrtortse'iii aw£aa.'
Murder Trial
Bills $6900
morrow nl Torrca
Bbaop i" \Li'-inl. qutnmant thai when tl»e present
CWA project la iiiiLslu'd. he will
ask $120 per hour Ai present, he
vttornej Ganaral Saudi Bill-lo
Cmuat) for \i|i>ni<'Y
I'ri- ami Other l'\p.n-i-in
iht* SpMlih Murder
Trial
Old Members
13*»_ aO ar*< 'Ire Co. Guests
Bills totaling 15900 have been ap-proved
by William A. Schnader. at-torney
general, and sent to Coun-ty
Controller Willam C. Irvin for
Or) vi
Porter said they would both go
bnek tn tft« pmioe elation whi.h he
had r»aa*n s ■*•«-• ■
nave the police paa» upon hla rendi-tion
Kerr aald that this was not neces-sary
and that he and Mrs Kerr. who
was a passenger or her husband's
should proceed on their way
Kerr testified that he waited for
some time to hear from Porter but
did not.
Ha waited until L-ecember 8 l* fore
he lodged the Information fir t'ie
' L...rK*w of tan
stop and to render assistance
On December JH he lodged addl- j
tional Information charging driving
while intoxicated.
He stated tha' he smelled alcohol
(Contfnoed On Page Foar)
The bodv of Rev. Michael Pach-i:
cki. 57. chaplain of St. Marvsls reiving $1.05 per hour for
Orphanage. West Consliohocken. I prvlalng of the first project.
for the last five vears. will he in <•*■ approval of the second pro- j povment a* result of expenses In-state
until four this afternoon. InN**Jf8™" »■ »«* ■*•!■ »«• i ,rrcd in the Ralph Spanish mur-the
chapel at the orphanage. Hisl(lmck,y takfn to K^1 lt underway der trials
death ooeurnd Saturday morning "s MMl ■** Pnwlblf'- T,w «*condl xiy, btlIs inciUde a »5000 fee for
at 730, from a hean ulfcdlon with P"J«t Includes renovation of;wn.lc„ 8pprov(ia by schnader for
which bfl had been til for four «ev«n r00""5 '" the nrw action of Samuel H. High, special prosecutor,
the high school, including the audi- ,,
■arti:m >"kt|gaUonii and expenses Incurred dur-project
included renovation of the lng tne trlala of Jocob ..B| Jakp..
orlguial section of th* high school Lehman. Michael Oallllo. alias Oal-and
most of the grade school. |iBghcr aIld lhc pleaa of gutUy en.
Leonard Talone. director, urged: tered by Oeorge Steiner. and a
that the school board permit only t fourth defendant, who has complet-local
men to work on the CWA pro- ed his sentence.
Jects here. | The approved fee bill is known
T-h,. h^rc. ;i;,1J,!Jllp mn united I *" iiave neen receiven hv the con-
In their desire for tWs. al«o. but troHer Wtf-nt norm today it
to.
County Firemen
Nominate Officers
Borough Engine, r William T.
Muldrew. of Jenkintown. who has
served for many years as president
of the Montgomery County Pln--
men's Association, was nominated
for another term at the regular
meeting of the group held Saturday
evening as guests of Mont Clare
Fire Company.
Other nominations Included'
Harry N. Blckel, Norrlstown.
first vice president: Wlllard B
Touchton. Ardmore, second vice
president: Dr. W. J. Wright, Skip-pack,
third vice president; Edwin
H. Oeissler, McKinlcy. secretary.
Joaeph B. Allen. Jr.. Bryn Mawr.
financial secretary: J. PYank Fleck,
Jenkintown. treasurer; James Cres-son.
Norrlstown. chief fire marshal:
Charles W Bauer. Jr.. Penn Square,
trustee
Chief Fire Marshal Cresson re-ported
45 fires dtirln>* February
The loss was estimated at $20,870
with Insurance of 123.100 and prop-erty
Of 1123.625 endangered Three
firemen were reported to have
frown their hands and ears at a
February 3 fire.
Russell G. Johnson, secretary of
the flre prevention committee re-ported
on fires and losses that
could have been prevented
William H Fordney. Norrlstown
chairman of the entertainment
committee, said tickets for the
smoker to be held at Spring Mill.
April 2. were meeting ready sale.
Wlllard B. Touchton. Ardmore. said
several first aid schools had been
organized,
The next meeting will be held at
l ity Hall. Norrlstown. April 7. at
which time the annual election will
be held ,
month*
,■..iced tm view yes-terday
afternoon will be removed
to the novitiate of the Order of the
Sifters of the Holy Family of Naz-areth,
who conduct the West Con-ahohocken
Orphanage, at Grant
and Frankford avenue. Torresdale,
Pa.
Her Sebastian Jeraak. reet-ni- of
R O, cnurrh. and Rev
John Dm in Jskl. assistant rector,
aided Rev. MirUn K Maciejewski,
rector of Baorad Baati
SwedeKburg .executor of
arrangements, tn removal of the
body from the orphanage residence
to the flhapai. They will also ac-company
the remains when they are
conveyed lo To'TCsdaL' H
HBO '<iuii. i Lbfl oipnnmuM' will
chant requiem prayers as the cor-tege
leave~> the chapel
Tomorrow. Solemn High Mass of
Requiem will ba sung at 9.30 In the
Torresdale convent chapel, with
Bishop Gerald P. O'Hara. Auxiliary
bishop of the Philadelphia Diocese.
present. Many priests will also be
present in the sanctuary. Inter-ment
will be made in a cemetery on
the grounds of the convent, where
Rev. Benedict Tomlaa. chaplain
who preceded Rev. Father Pachucki
at St. Marys Orphanage,
burled.
Father Pachucki, 57, was ordain-ed
to the Roman Catholic priest-hood
at St. Charles Borromco Sem-inary.
Overbrook, In 1004. He was
born in Poland, but came to Amer-ica
as a boy. Following his ordina-tion,
he served aa assistant rector
at St Stanislaus R. C. Church and
St. Adelbert's R. C. Church Phil-adelphia,
was rector of Sacred
Heart R. C. Church. Swcdeland.
Heart R C church. Swedesbmg.
and served as pastor In Lansford
and at McAdoo. located In the coal
regions, prior to his appointment
as chaplain
I labor. 11
men win ba employed when tha
I work Bjati uadaa vaj
| Word u morning
From tile Montgomery cnutilv bead*
OW* Ihiit thfl He-1
■ii' B will IN* I,
start work tomorrow morning No
deflnlti infoiiimtion wai raoalvad u
lo bow many mee i
first quota.
Borough Engineer Muldrew stated
ilii ni(>ining the wurk will injuin
number ol 130 men but
said he could not tell how long the
work would last aa thai dfJpauda
j entirely on the CWA. He said at
Sixty years of uninterrupted ser-Measi twenty men rould be put to
vice to the borough In 1 I 'IMI1' although the an
tion of life and properlv agaii ;"U1 h&vv flt If"1 two
__ ' ' ■ „ ■ to maka ■ Kr*wj and prapan
fire Wfsfl (■«■). N!.i-.-.l \,\ On WaabiCI ;..■ 1U(. grading.
ton Hre Company at the anntt ' ojflflla to bi done under
banquet merging the sixh.ili aimi- **■ C'WA program u^ctUdea thl
\\ il-liillUhtll Coiii|»;in\ I ,.|...
bratet 60tfa Vnniveraar]
w'iih Banquet n|,| M,.m.
ban Tall of Earl? Hirtarj
"f Cootpaoy,
KrjMH'l SIHPM S
650 Familiefl
Ininu 4ided
Rebel Caaat Show DerreaN
t»f Two During
PaH Moiul.
111.866 3P1 M IN YEAI
Cooperate w iid State in l>i-ti
ilmliiiti of 1 lo!liiii<t
iiinl Beddini
A (iiTnin-it 11 meeting "i the BvcoaV*
■ Board ol the Conahohoeaaa
of | ttmb artU !" ' ,!,r;'1 ReUf| Coinmlttjee and thfl
■
| elation together a U
The unportanl pmrl of tha ajort atartta and lira. 3
the kind of work . o! the llontgomcTj I
u man may ii- nod i^i Be ii gency ReHel
than ii ii i. -k House ROT,
;I particular lob tnli f \t Weal 11
work win ti tlic opportunity offei
Mental caae :ITV Do) I El I M Win W.
Lmanl ningi r, Urt Wm Bm
Birthday greeunga wan
ed to William D
Shuliz and .1 Altwrt Wl I
YouthsGuilty
of Larceny
Steel Plant Police Testify ;i>
|o \rr«-l ol Sn-pcii-.
Robbed 1'ni-lil ( :ir- al
Mini U I St.-. I ( „.
Senteaee. PridnT,
Five youth* were found guilty
ol lan-rnv ;md iro hFtng Molrii
goods when arraigned bflfOtl JUOJfl
Knight in CHminal Court.
, The defciul.ihl.- Wnitcr W,.'
versary of the founding of the earn-1 g^ff J^j Mt^Sju_T7.iiSt7l I j*1 Fni,,k *** he Oou hohockaO
■ :i'-ni Ofl
:ii-h. will be tohar IBM bo Oofcober i»w.
I Ui Coj \t
t, Holland. Mn Wm H t
Bmllle V p mison and MI Ra!oa
Aiill.'r J.
! '■! ' M Foaapti M<-
1 CAuul siu\in
Mi bnille Wilson.
hot
tsibution ol aid by the civilian Ete>
Inf and through Fedeial Aid
■
hocken from the Moa
County En
■ .
i . ooopn -
■turn which they ai
Mi- l-:inille F. P. Wilson raoro-tooal
organization ai the
iiintice in l*n-ciister
and
i the variouj Mih.K-ci.s of
tha progi
«•» OOiliWIU J" I«W1 pttKJS v
versary oi tne luumuiiK '->i me com- ;„, ■ ^* . , ,—=-; ~r- -"••■SKI. fnuiK n
pur, m Uu l„«. tow s.uird.j-1'"1"'"1"'? " rent 1 no
. ; mddlni u
raw invited Mflnsa gathered round
Die festive board at 6JQ 0'OaOtii
and partook of a delicious fit key
dinnir pnpatad hy the company's
Bhfljfl, Kind MuiKin/lc and Harry
: : aarrad by ■ cnaunlUafl
oi lhc inemben
The banquet was served
d thfl c!"atilliK up of thfl
dump ui Seventh aienw and sat*
towel] abn
Thfl riimiMinnt. including shovels
Btefci
\n MM VOKlBHS were pui, h...sed
believed lt unwise to take an ar-bltrary
position In the matter. They
church,! agreed to ij.„ke a request to the
1 WA headquarters tn Norrlstown
that local men be given the work.
if possible. Beth Mitche';, morad
that a tetter to this effect be sent
to Itu' headquarters. Talone claim-ed
that five oul of twelve men sent
from CWA headquarters to work
on the first project, were non-resi-dents.
Oscar Freas. president, stat-ed
that he believed that all were
local men. except one thfl tune
slated that the bills have not been |
paid by the county oflJcial
Attorney High as special prosecu-tor
convicted Lehman of |
gree murder with the Jurv fixim |
the death penalty. This was later
commuted by the pardon board to
life Imprisonment. I^hman was
the actual "trigger man" In the
gamblers death in this borough on
October 11. Oalllto wa.-. |
of second degree murder and is
serving 10 to 20 y.-ars In the peni-tentiary.
Steiner was glvet:
keeper, who was a Norrlstown rest- I0 years m th(' Penitentiary on
dent.
■Other districts are dismissing
Conshohocken men from their pro-ject*,
so why should we permit non-residents
to come here and work
for us." Talone stated.
Fire r.M»pe Dlacnased
Three bids were received and
»««>! opened for the proposed new lire
'escape for thfl manual training
building at thfl Third
schools.
The bids were as follows: Wayne
Iron Works. $310; Norrls Iron
Works, $298 60; Morris Wheeler
Company, $3:15. As these bids did
not Include necessary masonry
work In the construction of two
■ . . :■ ■
(Continued On Page Fouri
second degree plea Hla term
plres In October.
Attorney High's appointment
eame during the closing months of
the last term of Frank X Ren-ninger
as district attorney. Former
Judge J. Ambler Williams made the
request for a special prosecutor
and tried the case.
It Is known that the Schnader
approved bills have ban
Avenue | thp court for final action by Con-troller
Irvin. but meanwhile At-torney
High bj waiting for his
compensation nearly three years
after the slaying.
Youth Conference
Aid Society Cares
For 147 Children
To Open March IS , , ,, Chester
D| thl mafloh making the
and their prjflflhj repaired
io tii" loan r room when
ileliglitlul
Johnson.- I in In n M t] K*'ini"dv.
banjo and ■anas; John B
tattOOl and songs by John UoOar-
School Association, i, ■
04flaa 5abbsnrt Schools AS- , Tlie affair was voted as one of
sociation co-operating ihf rnOal enjoyablfl ever held by
The program includes two periods the company
'The Studv of the Bible" each |
and ranwrad to the bor
ojgh BbOfflaaOUflJ on fu I
ilium room on tne firsti floor Thel ^/ **™' "^^ lor "« me"
lvorn was gaily decorated In Ad. "
white and blue foi the occasion I <-, "\ _
At the contusion of the dinner hpeaKs OI rO(>d^
James B Ray. former Burgess and
■'M oMOfll ui''tubers of the
company, acted as toastmaster. A
tribute of respect was paid to the
fourteen mtmbtn vho diad during
the year by ti iwo-nnmile period of
■QflMI Those who dlfld
the year were John Casey. Frank
James
(Tiiwford. John
Hlack, N.-IMHI Quigg. 8r, F.imer
Howard M Bfltfl, Btflphfln
Phlpps. William Cleaver. John
Werta. Daniel Donovan and Michael
F. Moore,
Toast master Ray called on the
IOIIOWIIIL; Older members ul.n re-
■ing slor-
HUJ oonofoiting the tauiy history of
thfl lompany: Harry Messtnger.
William H Kail I
and Elwood Noblitt. Othagi wlio
. wm harry Ko
gflflfl John I* Hainplon WUlbUD
OUT, president ui the company:
Thomas Coyne, president of town
oounoll; Theodore SpaaJ
chief, John Smith, instructor of the
Edward Lot
ard Orennor. Llewellyn }
liam Bartle, 8r.. WUIIUK
Jr. AUfttsI LatnlCk, Rah
bell. Charles Kelly and William
Friday. ! \ ha following ii UM
They were charged with t!
theft of brass journals f rom , '"■* Oanai-al Rallel CXaWntttH
Dd Vl.. ■ lbiVi'ows'io h.'" V.L.V.I ("''Kilt cars, ptecflfl Ol BM and "f <'"n--lio|ux-ken:
^aSSrSS ^.ShltS: other meial winch thfl common- *****! ». MM on c«ds
of
wealth chained had been taken j Cases new and reTipened
■ .rcls of th» Alnn Wood
The Annual Montgomery County j
Youth Conference for 1834 will be :
held In the First Baptist Church. ;
Airy and Swede streets. Norrlstown
on Thursday. March 15. under the
auspices of the Montgomery Coun-ty
Sabbath
Marys Or- j
plumage, at the death of Rev. Fa-: Mrs J- Aubrey Anderson, presi-ther
Tomiak. Beloved by the in-!dent. presided at the March meet-mates.
his liigh ideals and truly] '"g of th.
■ ■ d;araco?nsiie> won Ud Boctety held
respect of all those who came In j ****/, at 17 Weal Airy street. Nor-contact
with him. rMovn Thflft were eleven board
Tlie late priest was responsible) members present
for the erection of the rectory at Aa a „,cn,.,>r agency Of the Nor- °^TZ -he 'Sh™ In the eve'- : ChOHCn Officer of
the Swedesburg church ' Chest. Miss', ^ ,h DlrPc[or of Leflder-brated
his first ma.ss in Bfltte County Secretary, gave some;^™fng for tS inns^vaida
Chicago. Priests from Vlllanova! interesting facts about th, m
College have attended the duties of *>,rk fc>r tl « 147 children trnda
rnaplaiu since Fa-'.her Pnchuckl's 'c A- 8, Care, These childr-n came if.
death Annoimcement of hb sue- from different parts of the i
At School Leftiriie
" subsequenl questlonltig of the \
at Ivy Rock on
The arrival or officers prevented
bfl from carting nwav their
loot The arresi of Join
lhc
outh
BpaaUni bason thfl W
■hohookan BJflgnfl ;»nd School League
i:tilar meeting poatnoned
■ aing of ;.t--t W.-,-K
Ifn White, a representative ol thfl
Intflr-strntfl Dflir* i
|gj t tin DJnf thai ahlt« sugar oan-bahH
liille vitamins and sug-use
of niola.- i
or brown sugar for mm
This was a surprising rfotftntnl in
■ highly interestini; addn
and on loads that contain the
mtlaJ imn-edi.-iii
building of bodtflfl and the preserva-tion
of baalth and how io prepare
lliein
Tlie adOnflfl prec.deil
able program consisting ol ■ putno
dim bj lOflaai Ptonoea Ad
Oarpenter. Vocal solos by
net Thomas and Akx-andar
Morrison and a vocal dual in
anaa and Mr MorruKn
Nommnt.on,. for officers includ.
I
ii udnrmiition which r«'-
fluttad ta tl
Bpflrial Officer Harold Bateman.
who was nne of the offte«l "'
HktS from the place the
da} plwVfcna, made thfl arrest of
.'ohii-on Bat luapactad liim of be-ing
the colored man he saw the
day baton and quaationad htm
.Iiilii.MHi . | made a
■tab in* nl aiinruiiiL- the ofeaVfi
of the officers, and implira'lnu the
othan UM I rtansant was ad-mitted
in evicl'iicc
■ RJchard Baarlok, rd He
■ itiied ns
■ bfl lour men aft-
Ojflflalon of Johnson, and
also stated the property when* the
tUfUj ears was on .
Chief McrnllouKh. of U
company police fore.-, was called
to ii" attnaa stand He taatlfled
s office on o
Oaai ■ aloaad
Open cases on cards
March I, iim
(-IvilUn Relief. Flnan, isI
Anieiicaii
Colored
Polish
Italian
Total 37il
iMher (Ivlllan Serrice.
ga
8
27
Italian m
Total t42
Federal Financial Kerrlee
Ami rtean so
Colored in
Pott •< m
Italian ... M
Total i^i
Civilian Relief.
Milk g ni.oo
I IIIIIKI
. inoii
B] HI)
Boon i.nd EtuM « LtM
ClotiU -4>Wi . 24400
■ ■r to
n by a pollcemai.
i
: III Waller Adl.ms. who
tni onto, to, ,h, ,,,,, "•;" M"; p*J*a* ,wu'n
,..; parmiued! i-the
by-laws, to
aram Oth-r OtVOfln nomin.i|.-d
Tlie officer alao .said Hint Walter
1.1 would not sign the
lemenl already atimad by tha
■ ifn Helen n ' ■' *amlttad he
,\ ,:,
67 orders of potal
I
Alumni AMO'H
State Sabbath School Association.
The Bible Study periods will be
cessor has not yet been made pub-lic.
AIR PREACHFR WIIX
SFF.AK IIKRF FRIDAY
Rev. PBflJBf Crawford, of the
Young Peoples Church of the Air,
will address the Christian Endeavor;
Society of the First Baptist Church, j
Friday night at 8, tti the church, j
The event will mark the beglmungj
of a "Win Your Friend" crusade, j
Rev, Mr. Crawford'? male quartette:
will sing. Oladys Hortsk ls chair- j
man of arrangements
Quality Batterlea—Eside Wlllard and
Phllco. licDadr. I0a E Hector at
—Advertisement
M. F. Moore Leaves
Estate to Sons
Michael F Mbon Mr late of this
borough, where he was for many
years a leading undertaker, and
who died February 22, left an estate
valued at 119,000. The funeral busi-ness
and fixtures are left to two
sons. Louis A Moore and Michael
but there are 46 directly from Nor
ristown or vicinity.
At praaanl tha aoeletif has
foster homes in or on the outskirts
of NorrLstuwn Wherever possible,
an effort Is made to keep brothers
and sisters togetlni. wrtbin HUM
families
The Community Chest makes it
possible for tlw Society to have a
staff of trained visitors, to select
these foster parents and give can'
ful supervision to the children who
are placed with them The boys
Seth K Mitchell:
Eleven! h avenue. *ru
to focuss the Hi hts of the '
young people
Churrh Problems
...... ..-,.,, ii.j, r.
dent; Mrs. Chsr]
- Mrs Alva 8. M '" "' ""'
assistant aeof*ttan and Mr a
.,,.,Mirrr hut tins ami ovfi-riii.-d by Jttda*
11 was decided to hold a OOOtifl K,''Hnt-
" nppolnterl Atti
aphlhfl avenue on Thura- R,'1'I'T u'r ■''' Knlahi <;•<;,
Iday evening. March 33 ' ' l;i" appollll DOU
/[(I- ■ 1 ^ ry . Tlie court aniio-m.-.d |t WOUld liol
■Mil I.lls nee lest uppolni. oounafll for m'li who were
vi ■ ut .i|>|iar<n us -I,,. .,,,, r, ;,i,1( to engage a lawyer
atloniev
The new Hale Triple Comhlha Ohanajfld his plea to one ol
West " DU,"P<,r' with a capacity of 700 Tin- other thru
gallons par ininuie. rwuaad by Oon- tinusd to plead nol
Fin Ootnpany more The two Ory i
Total
49 n. c BUnketi
RO flour
■ .
$ 30.19
. :.un*i
:i.'i.r».20
3'irt
nl ^i)7
-r. ntinued On F*»e Two!
New Post Office
Open for Buiineu
offlee, ]o-
Leadershlp In Recreation" .. Miss
Ruth Evans White, Sec.
Norrlstown Y. W. C. A.
'World ICatiOn*1 Mrs. Q. A.
Holsopple. Former Mlssionarj'
Uealfl Bar. Edw. H.
Bonsall, State Staff
Personal Evangelism" .... Mrs, R.
Stanley Kendlg, State staff
The conference opens with Reg-istration
of delegates at the 3:30
^'""Modern •» rVtmsvIvania division of thel^f", f WP.'Lk ag°' W,w 8iven a" "f' tn,'y took t*n '"
some Moocrn A,umn| AamnMaM^. (lf Brown I admitted he was- on the 'OeKalh. a the PUblta
■ tha Hale Fire pnmp Oofnpan: pjy happened then n. "~
■ ahu oclo.k said his ooudfj was not then II"
1 hours. 'admitted signing
i R. F Ooodfa
1'nderwriters A
jand memb. n of tha pub
i:ii*tiiii took pli
Poor Rich
«rd Club. Philadelphia. Mi ICleh
ell was an ouU4taiidmi: athlete
"own. playing center oni;"',
the varM.y fombill team A, tl , . /" «** ""
ed^as^ HSLS^^t ZY-Z ?" m'"e*etin*g**<ev«er»y **ra*q«t<ui*« **
■ .
rlcan football team
Mitchell was also chosen
and girls who arc committed bo the'ftnd continues through the after- member of the Board of t
Moore. Jr. The balance of the i society, rrom broken homes, by the|noon ftnd evening, with the closing of the Lulu Temple Shrine Lunch
estate is to be devlded between j Juvenile Court, often need health; niesshge by the Rev, Edw H Bon- eon Club, a few days ago. He has
three sons, the two mentioned corrections, when first received for;™11 ** 8'<5 P M. ban acting as chairman of enter-above
and E Francis Moore. The lean-. Thirty-six physical exanuu- The conference will be made up tainmenl at the luncheons for
three sons are named executors In ations were made this past month °f young people and the leaders of. sometime, and lias been instru
the will, written February 25, 1932.! Four under-nourished children wan ""' WOng people from the Inter- mental in aaoartng many famous
The will of Thomas H Penrson.'^tit off to the Children's Seashore'mediate. Young Peoples and Sen-
Upper Merlon, who died February t House for building up. j for departments of Sabbath Schools
26. disposes of an estate of $1,500 Miss Belts and Miss Mulbach at-' of the County
to his wife Eva 8 Pearson, sole tended the Slate Conference of So-1 Registration blanks and other In-beneficiary,
is also executrix
of the will.
UIVFRTISF IN THE RtTOKDEK
cial Work, which was held in formation may be seucured by ap-
Lancaster from Februarj' 21 to 24 t plying to the Rev Charles E. Mll-ler,
112 N. Spring Garden street,
ADVERTISE IN THE RECORDER (Ambler. Pa
itage and screen stars to appear
at the weekly avonta He is a for-mer
commander of the John F. De-
Haven Pos.t. American Legion, n
prominent member now, and Is a
member of the local school board.
1 ADVERTISE IN THE RECORDER
and will be accepted bv the fire
ipaitp.
I ttemenl
ad to fjgn
[Ol niinu.il On Pa#l TWO)
Divorce Actions
„■,;■ pm
bronchi in thfl oiiic,. of the Pro-
Ihonotary as follows:
Clarence BaOOti, LOVW
agaiiLst Elsie Bacon on I
'That was the spirit of ylurunctei"* dflaartion Tlie 00V]
vhtota tttrnad UM table
made it do such queer stunts "
"I bean you He always had
very bad tnble manners.1'
ng in the oa,.
OOal i^atHMMi to '
I
P old in
■ idled In
■ ■
1 n Satlir-1
hullding
Dr ■fames ■' Kane, r.
■
JOINS NM'M'Wl r IMI
ti 30, 1926 Thfl
t»ok place Septeniixr :i
■
■ N
■ rrnaiT s Riefcai
Now if you could hfflf (til it
■ mpofing tin' |
popular song you might IJ-dependency
ncli
Y< I know it." groaned the|N„d „ P,umtMir Cmll Mlkp 4afl wllatalj Ri associated
port, 'bm i am bxpalflaaty liandi- WtBt nth ave oooabo Pa 'i-MPrtsIa town Register and
capped. I'm educated" —Advertisement.hhe RECORDER.
IT' i. n. Ridg. ;
, ren B ■ d the rtafl or the
■ , • K„„u„ b„r«.
I
and took up hi new dutifll immed-iately.
iBaptambar to. 1929
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