The Conshohocken Recorder, September 28, 1934

              ®ljc £cmsl)ol)ockett f*ecori>cr.
' '■'l'!i>ll«''1 IB6'>. No. 6781
\ erdicl For
Damages Due
To lev Streel
CONSHOHOCKEN, PA- KK11>\\. SEPTEMBER 28. 1934 PKH:K:TW(»<:ENTS
Woman Awarded 1305.83 in
Sirfl \^.iin-i PotUtowo
For Streel \i-< iil*tit
I iLSE UtRI -I -ill
\irdin f..r Defendant in \«
lion \^;iin-i Bevflrane
< <iiti|)iiii\ !!■ .1.1
*:iO.'i83 lor the
tun d by a Jury
i William F. Damiehower'.s
room at Norristown court house
ftftaraooBi in a suit
brought by Lila B Blnir. Sanatoga.
iln- BaqM md Town
Council of the Borough of PolLs-towii.
Tiir Mm mi an unusiui one n
was baaed on an automobile acci-dent
November 14, IMS, aim an
automobile driven by the plaintiff
Ud containing her husband and a
child. OWtUriWd whin it iksddad
n of High street.
iti 'he vicinin Of Hill BcnOOJ
The plalnMfT charged that the
borough had been negligent m im!
■-■■, u condition, which per*
milled the gathering of water from
an und) rgiound M' HIP. from col-leclmg
on the highway It was
charged tlial the borough had
Igc of this condition and
thiil il WHS permitted to continue
Mrs Biair testified to UK
goaf she >.nd tier automobile had
been Virtually demolished by the
toctdanl Bh$ fwttalntd injuries
and asked compensation for these
injuries to the leg and body bruises
in addition to compensation for the
damage to her automobile
David Blair corroborated the
teaUmony Of his wife. He was the
driver EH] wife sat alongside him
with their child on her lap. He said
lie drove along and btheved there
wns water, but when tils automo-bile
reached it tl
owtoi ■
his orriiimtiim as a taxl-
Utd a .s|)tnuialistic preach-tfd
tie bad driven over the
Miert on many imrarhmi during
the five yen prloi to tba accident
Verdict f..r Tufllhm
A jurv before Judge D§
In the action ut Rav w ftttnten. ol
near Colmar, agnlmt Nicholas n
TuMiiirn. Norrls'own realtor. in
which the plaintiff eoofhi lamagai
d I \ciditl
for the defendant,
BtuMon, i former igenl for the
Norristown Beverage Cnmpfmv, of
which Tuflllaro It al the head.' sold
beer for the Norristown concern In
m oncuni Oobnar
thai when Stlnson
fnlled to tccounl ta» ,.ll the beer
■
'i !.■ Ban v i
charged when arraigned before a
magistral dafcnad
greatr* humiliated by the
TuflUanx and brought
Mil 6 r false arrest.
the plain
• d li. wns r.ot an agent
but was baying from rumiaro. and
celling I. i lIP failed
to pay all the monev I
had not i bJaa; and
a case of needing
make the |)U\ :..■
On the other hand, the defense
that Stlnsnn vnu
and not ■ deaJi
Tuflllaro
claimed he madi man.' ittexnptj
■ money due bun irom the
■font Me sine! the beer had been
sold but thai SUlUOf] failed to
make good the payment** He said
In- warned Stlnson that if he did
nol make settlement he would
arreat, vhlch inter he did
on Ihe charge of embezzlement by
agent.
Awarded Damage*
I
Seaman. Trann-. ba
ngnlnsl o Walter Kilt
vflje Tha
between the cars of th/
■ parties mi in
rniieceviiie. on September IB ma
The wife wga awarded IM and tin
■
touillng $233.™ wen
mued on page threei
Alcohol Kept for
Feet Kubinp
J, ha Waahko Bwedeland pleaded
Fudge K
^nlicenpcd UoiH |
used the alcohol found ID '
to nib his feet with after he returned
from work H»- Hummed taking n
Da«lonaiIy from hln supply
■
'tie tiiin.tr Control Boerd told of re-ret
vine enmpilnlnti cmict rntng the
| IBM on Pllnt Hill roiid and
two men enter tile place
• appeared to >*■ empty tint
i.ml come out With them filled Tin
then entered bv the in-r-
nector who found s flv* gnll->n can
of i.irohfit and a bottle
• aier and
The nu'nmoblle wtm followed and
the tins turned out to he filled wfh
water Waahko *sid peon's went to
hi" hous" to obtnin wf>r from a
- hud 'here
t to 4 Teeai "icntrni-e
dibit Rickets, colored Stowe
was sentenced to from '■ i
vp-ars In orison, dating from" April
28 bv Jtirjee Cn-s^n this mornin"
Rlcketts in April pleaded entity
chnrge* preferred by a
while girl in FOtl
Buildtig Permlti
Issued for September
■
i mendltirre of $13U0 were
h hall during Ihe
: r i twen .■ ' Seplem-
• i tin- ta-li
and gutter at
'i S150.
Btirough
■ • Second avenue
■ Daw rojf. 1300;
Ninth avenue
new rooa*, |190;
Eleventh
Uagrtni M
patre. pattt; John Jahnera
■a, garage.
; ■
insure. (250: Har-
Naith avenue and
■ ■ 11. curb and gutter f ll,(i
Jail St'iilt'iict's
On Drunken
Driver Charge
MoloriaU Drivinu Vtaflc In
unucated Given Hi tu J."»
M.i\- l.til >i iH.ri. .
Girl's Death
\n Occident
CeroDer'i Jttr\ Reieaaea Do
bro, Beld for Death o!
*; irl Uhu I. II Fran l.ar.
< <>ui|iiiniiin- \ rrifs !)<•-
Iirn"- TeaUfDony.
Joh.i Dfhto, Et, Brulgeport. was
-.!■[!! i -lnod] today after
found timt Anna
Lahik. 29, Munawiiik. Wat killed in
HI a< aidant) laturdav night near
Kliij! of !';
The tiirl bj believed l" have fallen
from the car. after she. Debro and
.wo others had spent an hour park-tig
near hfontfloenery Bvenue and
DeKalb sin it
Debro. tears flowing down his
lltd he was a swell
girl, ii was only a matter «>[ time
until we |Ot marrieil," after he
md told of a lover*! (pinrrel in
rbJofa be had ordered the girl to
BlOVe m-T bj the other end of the
as thry starti .1 home
IX'bro's reattal oi (he ini-ulenis
eading up to the girl's fatal
ilnriKe which naiiwd I fracturelS
.kull and death 18 huurs later in
■i\ Hospital followed tes-
■ Oeoraa laesvc, flandia
Hirg and Bertha Yawllsku, \m
aaidwm ttreet, Uanayvnlt, com-
Dt the couple.
Umony of Miss Yawllaka
with that of
n.ey had been to Norris-
OWn earlier, gone to a taproom In
Bridgeport, the jjirls refusing to go
n as neither one drank beer, and
inn the rule to Upper Merlon.
than ihe
<nr.s rail "ut the car.
Detective Jamee v CHeaaoa told
Won, He .said the
iccounl ol the incident given by
ii th- n teattmony
Oday The (UTJ deliberate.: Bve
inimte.v before vnMtwitfnc Debro
>i all bJama in hi.-, •waatheart'i
ii .itii
l>i'bro said that he had Jokingly
old the mil -Anna move over, I
i< nt like you any more." He said
he girl replied, "I can't get over
my further, because my hat and
These were
:he last words uttered bv the girt,
■aid Debro.
GIRL S E NTENC t: h
Local (.irl Vbo !{*.1,|.-<I
Recton Sriii.-ineil t,> Jail
for .'ill l>;iv- to 2 >.;lr-
Alviu C Mooer. 21. of Norrls-
Bridgeport on
aariM oi
iperattng a motor vehtele while m-
A.t.s aenteneed by Judge
• pag the ooati
■ - real was
madi bj |»bro in-cltuli'd
but! witnesses
for Meatr were Rei it • I
Smith and BurfaM Jmne;, w Pol
Ad ilph Maohata, ol u.nsdaie ■>.<
pleading guiltv to oneraunt a motor
vehicle while uamdeated, and (all-ure
to stop following HIS
the costs and
serve 10 d:u on the tatter oharge,
and on the (ii.-t eharai
was suspended und (lie youlh was
placed On probation for 2 years
Policeman
Lear Eneluded in the
'•'. eDtngton
RoFenbeeey. 8r., who pleaded lor
lenleno) tot the boy Machate mid
Judge Corsoti he had be
i dance and drunk three glasses of
beer Later lie collided with an-other
car
Delaney. of Pottstown.
■-, Mhoeman Paul Oum-oer,
on September 23. ptaii
ty to operating a motor vehicle
while intoxicated, and was sen-tenced
bv Judta OQiaoti to pay the
■oati and serve 2S days, dating frc
September -\ nie only witness
was the policeman, who told of the
arrest The officer also told the
oourl ha knew the nan for several
Mid- Datanaj hi not ol a trouble-tttue.
i hrfa -riilemeil
Two local glrlti. Teresa Deliur. and
Rose Deturo. who pleaded guilty to
robbing from the rectory of H> Cu*-
tniH, and Daminn CHUKIIIC ehurefe
Firtii avenue and Maple streel two
WSOJtl «K" "( lietween one and two
hundred dollars, were HM1
Judas Knifcin in serve from so days
to 5 years in the county prison Sen-tence
Is to dat» from September 14
State Police Called
To liritlmptirt IMant
Stale Police aw
i his morning where
sirikiuu Jiiuii ■ l.< M and Soils
< toaapanj worfcere threatened five
■
plant
The troopan arrtrad In two de-pnral
Wllham Herman with thn-*
i ;iraterford peni-tenttary
but within a half hour
; an for Qnterford when
the oftn -
A half hour la!< I
Davte with (Our men (roin the
arrived, Davis
made a tour of the town and
Democrats Open
Headquarters Here
Pur the rirst lime in ■
opened a headqu I
Cooimtttee ol loo of th. \ N
part) be* iniNtd the miihu
1 ii^etlr Am <l II M i
:.- lieaduuiiTU rn |
■ ■
lag until i Anagera or
ttie i »-ai brunch are Mm F X M. -
■turn »t-i
..duiii-i' ic> |tve any i;;'
| A meetliiK Will *x held at the
■
. - . ■
,'ir- work-
■ — kan nmi v*..--1
the < I ,•.'! White
, square "-'"*ri tnwiiHtup are Invited !.■ Htattd
■' be delivered by J
ci nuoltUM o. (Vie H'mdred of Uunt-
;»mery Coun 1 pruinlnent
■ orkem li
All-light. Coi ," < • .iiinlsatoner. and
■ Democratic t ■ ii iiu> will be ures-than
2& men
'plant and a small group _ .
;, * ;, I
Devli talked wtth Oantaln Baa
uel W. Oearhart at ReatUiiR. Gesr-hlm
to thi
BheViri Haasltmo > Ltvar The
■VOUP Were Ui 001
oci ^k with attorney h'riuiklln L.
>L. tilt .mil
ranmeel for the fnmnt Leeea fmn
Wrlata and the ttnopara
commander comTerred tor a halt
hour bx-fore the sheriff p,nd Bur-
TSS James Mulvey ji-.ned m the
meeting
i r in the day one worker
was knocked down and beaten by a '*.' rteen tha
group ol striken at the |
the plant Tile worker sought to
■iiUr A picket stopped hint and
tile worker brushed the picket aside
This caused a scramble ef other
strikers and ihe man I
by BridHeport police Special guards A bequest ol $100 is made to the
aw»y. during the mel.e until Btu BJ AugueUne'S (lunch
i nioned by ActitiK Police Chief:Bridgeport, out of the OJtfftQ
Colliluorl to aid him and his men ;|0it by Thomiw Malonev. Bridge-
A half hour before four men p^t ' wm, died AuguU IT, for
were prevented from enlerlnn the masw.s illd tu M
plant and one of the men was .„„, bu|HIir)> K,«,s ,„ the W1„.
struck In the face. Bridget. John H. Maloney. a son.
The strikers ha"" '
Iht loeal , i.nniiiK u
n. id a mil*.- nuetlng hare
thjltng Oc'.'i^r (he :>'»ct and date
to be announced later
The M" BtJ Demo-
(latic la aaak of bra Come
one Hundred 100'. in ttpunsoring the
N.-» Lsul
The Iocs' hei ■'quarters is one of
been establl«hed in
the purpose or wnuliitr an K I
paign In aupp«irt of the N.
W ills Probated
i .. Cm it)
Support Orders
on Local iMen
With Uhl Lilltstn Alferlo. or
fth avenue teUmi Judge
hwnehower .she >• ]n iii health
i •nter a sanatorium, Tuoa*
tnerah re has to place her
hree children in the Philadelptua
Catholic Bureau, a support order
»f $12 i m , , ,,u lirj
Husband. Prank Allen,.. <>; this bar-
The oouplt have been leparaled for
lOout three weeks, the wife and
■ .■Mm, living with the husband's
Alferlo n*drmtted averaging be-tween
SJO and Md n week. He said
bis policy was to look into the m-tire
and did not want to I
noney he hud in bank althmivli be
idmitted he was behind In the" pay-aunt
ol taxee and Interest on u mori-taya
mi hUi home
Juaae DaonthoWer oraarad him te 1 Ml for thr wife and $3
■e !i fOr the children. He wu* placed
under h.s own bond ot $soo and
Riven Go days In which to pay the
on September 18 on a
it charge. Carl Pet-ine oi
h has bee»r in Jail until
OJ today He told Jin «e
I* he has not worked i, r
I and has been unable to
ti'.l -*..rX
The charge was preferred by fcU
• if on bahaU of a minor child
ludge Dannehower ordered him to
Mi fibO s week tor the child., sup-port
placed him under |
bond tor $5oo and gave him three
an ntii* m which to pay the costn
Because hl« daughter. Dorothv v/as
I age in April. Dr Bdwnrd
P I nfnte S dr:;:
Philudelptiht asked that o euppOTl
order of 950 n month be vai
reueat will be granted by Judge Dan-nihower
The order wss imposed September
il,.- girl SOI nrding to Dr
taAtta, graduated from William and
Mary* college this June Dr I-anttc
■sM he paid paid up In the order
with 'he exception of ajo He was
upon the payment of this
nt. 'Hint the i rder would !e
Roper Shlelda who was brought in
on an attachment became he was
in nrrcnrs iinnroslmstely $1000 on
■ order for his child was
dl'ehi.rged from further custody He
bas been in lull 17 davs Judge Dan-nehower
told him he had spent
enough time in prison and that he
v. uhi he given another "hian
After heiirlng tin- up|>eul of Csamtr
■ ■ ■ i the sum-ii,.
u\ ooavtoUorj of a l.uwer Merlon
niaglatrute, Judge Curaon '
■ ■ ■ unity
Iter his car
wus Involved in an accident In NaT-berth
lie paid ■ One, ahd costs be*
for* H Lowei Merliin |us$loe ol ihe
■
sfiitenee lieferrril
Atllllo Violet tl. 18 Philadelphia
nleadlng guilty before Judas Knight
to rordblc entry and tareany in Pen-wynn,
had diipiwitinn of eantenei
deferred until nest Prldnv pen<dln|
ui inniuinaiion Vl'lettl with wv.
■ral other youttu were rhssert by po-lice
and he wie shot in '!■
M Dayi srnleiiie
Clay Rider. Ardmore who pleadid
guilty to driving while drunk. «•«
<o :(() diiys In Jail by Judge
K...n.igh.t itider was arrested in Lower
Fbs defendant sii given a severe
tei riniaiKi after II
-nd hia famllV were on relief al-ti.
ough he had money to <»j>enite an
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Comniein-emcnt at
Presbyterian S. S.
Rally Day. Church School com-i
t day and den
vlll be observed in Ihe Presbyter-ian
Church School. Sunday.
The regular school session will
"onvene at 9 45 a m. Instead of
the tegular hunt and Ihe entire
school will go into the church at
10:30 a. m. for the morning wor-
■ !'. ice
A service. *Ttie Lamp Within My
Maud.1' prepared bv the Board ot
Education will be used and opDor-iinitv
will be given for contribu-te
work of this board of
'he church, and pronioti
-Ises will be used in a
With the ■
Promotions will be made as fol-lovri
From tieglnners to primary
'•■nitrtmerU -Barbnra Barr. Peggy
ryrav Flalne McPnrland Joyce
"arker Oeoege Cralg Richard
Watson From 'irlmarv to iunlor
•^mnia Dunacuski. Doris Ingram
ryirothy Shaw. Donald Beaver
William Delslnoer. Vernon Oray
Hnnald Tngram. W. Armstrong
Powel. Junior to Intermediate—
bath Welsh,
^izabeth WHherow. Oev Blalr
«1mer Cralg Jack DiinsciiNltl. Jack
Tree Billy Hastmas. John Hauser
n-r Jonm Henry Iiong. Pred-arlea
Leopold Banrw Rahm, Harry
"chreck. Leonard Smith. Edward
Wiekert
OerUfleitai Of promotion will be
iwerded to threw havtag met the
■eou'rempnts of the rourses. Fach
of those "vfng nromoted will have
i "nrl in the srrvice
Ttie choir will slna two of the
:e»eelal musical numbers In the ser-vice
and «nio numbers will be ren-dered
bv Miss Mnrcaret J Ollm"re.
Ronan and Miss
Ftizabeth M Baser There will
■il". be three hvmns for the school
ind congregation.
ADVKKTIsf: IN Tilt It I < ' t-will
remain out until
iiu.isted Utey
plant |lained exiH'ul
10 dlscriininaie against1
any of their number
and Wan! Hanseii son-in-law are
Tlie will
written August y. 1B34
To Obaen e Injui its Fatal
S.S. FouiMiiii" «<» Vi m. Rayser
^t. \1«rk . Sn..,Ln Scl I in ^ NX'"' $&*** Brake
Hm** iBtn inniver-
-arv. \iimial [ >inu, t of
I Mii«-ers. Teachera. I'ri"-
• itlulion.
Plani fur a fitting obaervanre of
the lurty-nnii annlversarv ol 8t
Mark's Lutheran Sunday School on
Deeauibai 9 were torraiuated .>i the
annual dinner ■lieHIH °*r lbe Oftl-cer.
s and '1 gtlon held
lai everunf In tl
rooms of the church Anonling to
the pi ULS th. celebration win in-clude
i< twQ-davs' observance Than
will be a religious observance on
Sunday December 0. and the fol-lovrtng
evening a congregational re-ceptton,
featured b\ an
program will be held Plans will be
meeting-.
to be held In the near Inline
Th« meeting oil Wedi..
a moat delightful gathering The
dining room was prettily decorated
with a profusion of fall Oowen tot
the 'oeaatloti Oovere wen* laid for
fifty persons Ttie dinner was pre-pared
and served by members of
the King's Dauahtari ■
a hot roast beef menu being served.
Mrs Etm-r lauat, president of the
class: Mrs Andnw Long and Mrs
Prank Streeper were the commit-tee
In charge and they v/BTi
ed by all members of the class
The association will assist at the
ipper to bo given bv the
Brotherhood BHde (.'lass on Satur-day.
October 20
Mr and Mrs Carl Faust, whose
wedding occurred recently, were
with u set of table linen
a gift for the members of the asso-by
John Z. Hoyer, assistant super.
Intandent Mr Faust i.s one of the
leading members of the group
Rev M R dormer, pastor of St
Pauls Lutheran church, Lansdale.
was Introduced to the assemblage
tl the guest speaker by Rev. O. E
Mr Gortner took for '
and stressed the importance of
Sundav school teachers and officer*
'icing loyal to Christ, the church
and Sunday school and be prepared
to instrurt those In their charge in
in understanding manner
J Howard Lenta, superintendent
■I the Sunday school, presided at
the business session
Court Revokes Three
Liquor Licenses
The liquor licenses of three munty
tap-rnom operators were revoked to-
Knight Those who
■i ■ tap dtapanea li-quor
are Jams* Anlhony Norric-n
an John L Rtierrv. Dryn Mawr
and Alexander Santllto at Trooper
<\11 threr had been In e urt re.
rhnrges of violating the
Honor laws In all instances Fed-in.
t orncers found liquor in poss-ession
of Ihe men on which no 11-
cenae hal hern paid They entered
Bieas of guilty to the charges and
all threr were fined
In handing down the opinions the
1urt-t rebuked the men charging th: 1
In hat me poaneailon of 1:
which the atste tax had DOl been
paid, they were "defrauding the
Commonwealth "
William Raysor husband ot
Oeorglaniia Raysor. "f 1112 Ford
iied itoi,worker and one
of the best known tesidents of the
lonitmmity, died at « <K
morning In Bryn Mawr Hospital to
where he had been removed («<■
weeks prior to his death suffering
from serious injuries lUalebjad Hi ■
tall from n ladder whi> painting at
his honte. His death atai
double ;>tieiiinnniii The ■
fenil a broken uevk m the fall He
was 71 yeai
Deceased was enejaaad in paint*
tng the hanging gutters u
of his home when the accident oc-curred
A tedder, placed on the
peteh roof from which he worked
broke and he was thrown to thr
ground, a distance of twenty teal
The fall w by ah lUrtg the
porch roof He was uncon.se lot is
when picked up bv eaambi
family who were attracted i>\ tha
sound of the broken ladder Tallinn
on the porch roof TV ambulance
I "hocken No 2 l ■
pany was summoned ai
rushed to Bryn Mawr I
where an examination reveuled he
suffered internal injuries and a
broken neck. He was plan
cast and for several dayi
diii- n Improved Sunday pneunmniii
tnd his condition became
Ha grew graduBlIy weaker
until Wednesday morning when he
died
Deceas*>d was born at Phoenlxvllle
He removed to West Conshnhocken
44 years ago when he enb
employ of the j Wood A- Brothai
Company's Iron mill where he ie-mained
until the plant was pur-chased
by the Alan Wood
Company He remained with ihe
latter firm until eight years ago
when he was placed on :..-
roll Since then he ha* lived re-tired
naj a charter member of
the Phoenlxvllle Council. Order of
Independent Americans He nai
also a member of the Lutheran
church i-f PhocntxivUe
his wife he bt survh, u b]
one daughter. Rebecca, wife nl
Robert Cowan ot "' | Oons!
hodken, two brothers
Rayaor. «1 Norristown. and Warren
Raysor nf Mont Clare, and one
grandson
The funeral will be held from his
late home to-morrow afternoon.
Service, at 2 30 will be in charge of,
Rev M W Butler, pastor Of ihe
Gulph r-hristian ehtireh biter-ment
will be mn le ut Oulph rem---
ten-
Quality BatbTles—Exld* WlllarO and
Phlleo MrDada 108 ■ Rector St.
- aavsttlsemenL
Bubby What U this which you
■ ing deai i
food'
Wlfr v. | intended It for
angel food but It fell
■What did his rather die or. did
you sav''"
"Throat trouble"
'Throat trouble?"
••Yes—he was hung "
UMlHIISt. IN IHr Kit UHIIIK
(Mass of 35
I Given k. of C.
First Degree
rwenly-Sevan ol Ne?*i Csaee
Mill,.,i, With I oca!
i iiniii il
STATE Ofni I RS HERE
Reeeptiaa la John If. I' M.,-
tiill. He - \ppoint. .1
State Depot)
■
other dhjnl Knights of
Oororabua at re among i
number : attended
the class tiiltiaium of OonahohOBk-en
Ooundl held bud evenbai En ttn
R -tu ol the K of e hall
when the rank ol the (fa
: i red upon i
ot whitni > , memben
ui the loeal council The Initiatory
ceremonies were performed by the
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The Initiation wns tha SM ol Its
kind held in thll I
nil years
The nceialon awl nol only a class
■
John it p Magill of r^Uasdelpnla
in honor of his ra-appolnUnent ai .
originally planned by PI I
Oouncll Ul Ix* held in thai luiningh
und at the laM mlouw was rwuni
rough i<> be held In con-rlth
Mn- eaui
and came as a surprLse to many of
prwavnl
Pnllowlng the Initiation there
■
\ visiting King hi1 The pnncipil
address was del)
Deputy M:igiii whu aapi
. m im the bom
rad upon him his appnintmeiii mid
On '<! colitldetii-'
i mbeti nf
tha order mrouan the i
Ihe eveniii; i I
I Bhoe-
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Mile Oou e:i Oerald fhiUlvan,
ttmj Doun-
• u Rav. J DWrtei
chaplain, m Brldgt pral Idwln
l rrand Knight of
M.I r lie-i
tq . Past Krand: Knight
Kntghl. Thomas F McCoy, of thia
horaiigh.
w.-i John Dunajaka chaplain al
SI Marys Orphanmre. \\
■hohocken. was elected d
i inincil
Og th ineeling the entire
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- the direction "i
fmrjtaln P siated by
Edward Fri/gerahi. WllUam Mm-
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proralnanl BHrmb
order pn ■•■ ol In addition to those
who tddn - d tha gatix i
Phlhp II Una, 71. ol M niphLs
: Orand Kmght and pail
dnirid Deputy, ut Uanrphbl Coun-cil,
the tddsal member preaeni
Oerald A. Sulllvjm Orand Knlghl
ut iteadlni Coun II; Itarlon ffi tu 1 ol Reading
Oouncll, ind ■dhrard V
cording eon Kbng Coun-cil.
Woman Hit By Car
Dies of Injuries
lift lerah ICulvey, 7'i I
I fatally hurt last night
when run down by the BU
ul .loaeph
Tin- woman was era
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lured skull an In-ternal
in1 '-1 at 12
o'clock The aeetdent 00
9 o"clock.
The tlr; I by coun-ty
detecllv.s und highway patrol-in
$2500
hull this Afternoon to await '.lie
action of 'he coroner
f'hlld Badly Cut
Inn Uamlano. a. daughter
of Mr and Mrs Frank
a sustained sen.
' 'he fare and head. Thurs-
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and Ihe automobile of Joseuh Davis
Alrv and
Mta Norristown The Kirl
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Is In a seri'iii, oondBton at Mont-yomery
hospital. His u
struck a pole Thursday
nn Swede road. Norristown It is
believed 1,
Rally Day Services
I lav wilt be ob i
on Sundnv morning The school
wii convene a) 9 la, undu
reriion ol tenden: .'
Howprd Lenta Tin- ihnrch end
the church nuH'torlum a' '
oh will »i
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lepnrtment lo tl
flenwrtment of 'he main seho.!
Th>" V< n .' "1 i |i m
will include in addition to the
worship servire and '!)■■ !*>■ nion. |
wnB .service mid the
St Mark s Congregational Song"
n\u l< III HAVING MM!
I Mis it, HOtmOvl M( in
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is limited in changing 1
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r$ and watchmakers ad-baok
ward BMHremonl a injui
M.i:. Church
Buys House ol
Cruiiian Est
l*ri/rs For
KeGeE. Guests
Comiiiitt.,' l*r«*\ ,.),■■• I ,i~h
l'ri/«*s For Convention
Parade, Burgee* lo W.l
COSH \ i-iiur>. Entertain'
ment.
I -. laed mn
Il aw.,:d il ;;
Ihe parade featuring the uniiuu
ii of the Oraad c\>m-
Of the Knights Colder
Eagles to he held in Rod Mm be]
On Saturday. October 6. It waj de
elded at the finul meeting of thi
ooaamlttee on ■rranat me
the home of Mrs Janma Bates
rurrj Coun
lauoo of La I
Kntghu Oolden Bsglee I
fn red ire
est distant, wui.
■one In line: $15 to thi
coming the greatee) rhatBnnt with
111 line
IK Caatle tvrenty^Bve a
'tis III line. 115 to thi
Temple having tv
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having the nest targaal uumbtf tu
. ■ mate bav<
next largest uunibei it
Tlie COUVtUUon wfll open at 93(
with the singing of
bj the LnvooaUon by Rm
Of III.
church
11 deliver ai
: he win wehaaai
' Indies oi
borough The re
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POUowlng ui,
»hand Oommand -
•ion win begin In one of ti
flour ludge rOOBH ind will cnnlitun
win be h' i.i ihe aonventlou ell
■ al i and continue unti'
:t Blmutta
ir the ' . ■ j. ,\ ,||,
monthly merting ui thi M
erj Oounl
! ■ am eon-
Booi todfi
thtougl
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irade win atari al
Dinner and supper Will
!>■, the Church Rolpen
church u
A thn-.in' M4J
Tlie Deacon Rtip1.'' will n-ed
bv thi pU
1 ■ al fi iri Between the
the [»rade prises will be
■ Templee
Three III From
Eating Toadstools
if on
ill one er;u,allv li roault of eating
toadstools for raaahfoomi on Sun-day.
IClcbae] An na II fiiu East
II :
brother, Alfred
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elan
Arena wife of
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Sunday 1
day. but dlUoo becjimf
berdty.
IMIIII MMn IOBOBITI
Mt Kl ■ niertalned
the memben '>f the Alpfe
* rarity at her home. Hec-
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Mrldge was p1a>-ed at t«0
d favors were won b)
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Smith snd Kttiini, Yn-.t Pollowino
etrds refreshme-
Pal! So*) i arranged
'he decoration
n nddition lo the winners
were: Mis* Elizabeth Famous Mr*
Dorothy I.imhert Mis
McFarlunrl
and Mn Edna Vanerlft. The nex'
me*tlng will be held In
Wtth Mi "as host
rhselling Wjoinn t lmr.li
Propfrty. Has 10-Fool
I rootage on I ayette si
TO U I \ T II 0 I s B
Propertv Purrhaaed I ... In-inn
I gpansion "t Church.
Per age. *- |<(v S, I |
Oonshohoeken li
church has purchased the dwafttai
the late Philip J Criinian
at 610 Payette street, adjoining the
-lunch properly The agx ■
purchase the property w
tlooed by the board of trustate at
i meeting held
whan ■ gown payment »■«.■. made.
.em warn signed bj ffle
fficen >ii the trustee board Oeorea
Jr. president llara
Congleton secretary mm i.
I) Koch, aecieun Pirai
meal will be made on or before
IB The church will take
immediate possession of the new
The property has a rrotitage of
rorty feet on Payette streel
Lendl In depth 187 feet to Forrest
■itreet The house Is a
brick building equipped with all
modern comer. ■
Relative to Ihe purchase. Rev.
Richard w 9 -i»'aktng
for the trustees state t "the church
■ ntemptate making any
naai future When
the purchase was made
'ooklim to future expansion it is
mi in Button to get a good tenant
fn rel rant e to ful ure expansion
it li the Intention of thi
iv in the new property
up as a paisonage tor thi
living quarters and CODVBfl HM
into II Sunday
School hutJdin« ft»\ Hiid Mrs.
Welll are perfectly satUfle,! AIIJI
ui living quarters and
orafei thalr preeant location to one
i thoroughfare
The atethodW oofayeegataan Is
the leoood oldav) rdUglnui grouD
in the borough. Their fli I
built many years ago w»
H Bun and Faveiie sin-ets Tlieir
orescnt magnificent edifice was
erected about thirty years ago.
rhe church is In ei
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of reparr The inanae
vith which m pay the balance on
tha properlv ;• In thi hiind ■ "I the
made ihlougli
W Mrllermoll
Foster Home for
Wayward (,irh
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fudge Knlghl told Barbara Rait*
man 11 years old of Narbavfh,
broughl Into luvenlte coart
Mils morning ai i dattnau ml
Judge Knight listened to a story
nf how the girl went out at night
Irani »ml smoked cigar-'
how her actions were breaking the
■ i' girl i moil i
'man. who la
from bar husband,
Tlie girl admitted she had drank.
but denied hi ■ u Intoxicated, as
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nnoklng, bul did not consider her-
. ,L - pictured by her
Miss SIIMIII Dtmmo fuvaotai
Ulcer told th< i
th grad ■ ol Nar-lierlh
school: that she has IHI'II tl
■• nUon f"r several
■- ■, lal in u fustei !
The liej had been Hying in Phiia-d-
lnhla with her father, but ac-eurding
in the mother the
was put out of her Philadelphia
home and returned to her mother
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' what to
do with her He referred to her
Intelligence, and told her ihe kn-w
the difference between right und
i chance and ■Indue Knight re-he
alrl to Ihe cai
Children's Aid So, ■
«anl7atlon will secure $ fnster
home
Moior Passenger
Refused Damages
Evanabure, *in«
hired In «" Biiton ■
October los i dimages
bv a Jurv In Judge Dannehnwer'a
room. Wedi tan a for-mer
resident <>t We • f'un'hohork-en
sued Paul MeOrath, Norrls-lown.
drlvi n which
Clnvton rode
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negliaence Mctlrath said Ihe se-eldeni
occurred on Sk'npnek hill.
Lower prw swerved
i r4riktlf| t man
bleyi ie
KOHMII PHONI BOOThtl
f i» Hayes, Norristown,
led guilty to robbing tele-phone
boxes wi* sentenced to 7
n hall bv Judge Corsoti,
H waa held uo
tamlnatlon Thi (
Donnal