The Conshohocken Recorder, March 29, 1935

              ®Ijc Consljoljochctt llccorkr*
Eslaliliahed 1869. No. 6832
Fail to Settle
1932 Borough
Tax Duplicate
riHihiiin nut ii i ISAI un ruioAT COIYSHUMIM KKY PA.. I III11W. MUSI II 29, 1935 KIM HII I \ PAG1 S I'lili I : TWO CENTS
Pro-Easter Services Si\tv Casrs
At Baptist Church :,-,., For 1 rial at
April Court
j A series of sp-ctal services pre-1
I paratory to Easter will be held In
| the First Bautist church, starting!
! with Sunday morning and coiuinu-j
ing until April 5th.
I The 3nec*al service for Sunday
| will be HI 10.30 a. m , and 7.30 p m '
On the w i'k rdfjatl from April
first to nftli. the services will atari i
' prcmptlv at 7 45 and adjourn at
18 45 The.se meetings will be
ASSr>SOrt> i \i \\>
gical rtudenu from Crozer
A-L Ot.inion ,i* to Kxrniii- lo8tcaI \-k 'pinion «» to nxemp j Seminary. Chester. Pa. Qeorgp V(mng one o( thp (rm|p
tlun rmm laxr> of red- |-« W€n known here at a graduate rf
t'ral Kmuloveea itne Conshohoeken high school and
(.omiril Refuses toGroH 1 v
ontrationH Amounting,
to $3065.53
CALL IN
OM C#*fn "I lii\o!unlary
UutUuf(bt«T to H<- Tried,
I Wo < olltltlll.'il
resident of Plymouth Meeting
With the 1935 borough duplicate' UwlmUd with him will be Waller
i.iui OK I IASES
Storm In Bs) Irifil on Rftsb-li
»rv i har-i'. Sr—i«in-
Sturt Moii.lin
ready to be turned over lor collec-
Approxlmately sixty
. Loomls. of Cleveland. Ohio ami
.Anthonv F. Vasouez. of PhHadel-| l««*d '«' trial at the April session
tlon. the delinquent tax situation in pnta There will be special musk I of criminal court, opening Monday,
the borough was discussed at each evening to the court house. Norriatown.
length at an adjourned meeting! Sunday morning next Mr Youngi Only one Involuntary maiudaugh-of
town council Wednesday even- •'« ?™► «£• ■«*■;»"h a. «rmjj.
** - ZTSSS 2 K Sn-Ki-KE-l S ff%5
1933 duplicate seemed no nearer
than before the meeting started.
Tax Collector William S Irwin.
ST.. asked for exemption totaling
(154.80 on the 1933 duplicate in
addition to the amount of 82910 73
asked for at a meeting of council
on March 21, 1934. The request
was not granted and no other
action was taken on the duplicate.
There was a discussion as to the
uuniU-i of persons assessed and
chained against the duplicates
whose names should not be listed.
A motion was passed asking that
the assessors of the various wards
and the tax collector meet with
town council this evening and go
over the 1935 duplicate and strike
oft all names that should not be
listed and correct any other errors
that might exist. The duplicate
has been ready for the tax collec
tor for several weeks. Since then
several changes have been ordered
made by the Montgomery County
Board for Assessment and Revision
of Taxes.
Borough Solicitor E Arnold For
last was requested to submit i
written opinion as to the status of
Federal employees paying borough
taxes.
Burgess Hampton reported ti
council he has received many com
plaints about dogs roaming the
ttreeLs at large and doing consider
able property damage and made a
request that he be authorised tx
employ a dog catcher and the nec-essary
equipment to carry out the
duties, the -conprnsatian for the
dog catcher to be paid from fines
collected. The request was granted
with the understanding the com-pensation
is to be paid from fines
collected from the owners of the
dogs and from no other source..
Councilman Burke raised the
question as to why the ordinance
governing the blocking of side-walks
Is not enforced. The Bur-gess
was instructed to enforce the
ordinance and have the merchants
remove all merchandise from
front of their respective places of
business
There was a discussion about the
John Wood Manufacturing Com-pany
erecting a frame building. 22
ft. S In. long by 12 ft. 8 In. wide
and 15 ft. 6 In. high, to be used as
a grinder shop, on their mill prop-erty
on the Berme bank. It was
claimed the bulldtrjg was erected In
violation of the building code which
prohibits the erection within
borough limits of any frame build-ing
more than 100 square feet and
seven feet high. On motion of Mr.
Kelly, seconded by Mr. McAvoy. the
building Inspector was Instructed
to enforce the building code In the
case of the John Wood Manufac
ttiring Company.
service on the theme: The Good
Samaritan "
For the week nights, the topic and
speakers will be M follows:
Monday evening. April 1st, "In
Whose Company?" Mr. V:»squez
Tuesday evening. April 2d, The
Soils." Mr. Loomls
Wednesday evening. April 3rd,
The Master's Answer.'" Mr Vas-quez.
ThurwlB" evening. April 4th, "The
Cull " Mr Loomls
Friday evening, April 5th
Last Legacy." Mr. Vasque*.
11. •■
Democrats
Name Ticket
Mi— G«tiudn By Unop-
■d in- Dcmocnilii Norn-
• for State Senate. —
Cliiirlr- Wilson for A»«em-l.
ly.
Passes State Post, SeiltetlC,
Bar Examinations
For Keeping
Gaming House
Load KM I i.i.-.l 1100 am) I
Month- in Jiiil.
W.i- Fugitive
IN
Crusade'Against ||nm|ml
Unlicensed DOJJH
Franc!- T | I
Mr.- William I).ii!i;s. 239 West
Fourth ara :.-.»tincd by
the Slate Board of Law Kxiuiimus
hat he hi missed the
tate bar examination.* He Is now
eligible for adm'ssion to the Mont-gomery
County Bar.
Attorney Dennis is a graduate of
Conshohoeken high school to BM
class of "25. Is a graduate of Villa-!
nova College and of Boston Uni-i
i School, and also studied \\ \>-
for one year at Harvard University 1
Law School
He was assoc'ated for
with Judge William Dann-lin*<i
ortor to the letter's elevation to the
■■a b He was an outstanding ath-lete
at Conshohoeken huh school
starring in football.
■
loin In a i: nmitiK at
In borough. To* i
:.i«ht, in* |
'.1 I'tll,
ed a man lor th's job will be
procured g41 Equip-
■ i .iu-h and bjUM
without Injuring them will be
ill tk) pro-
Ittpoundad
IMIII \l)l ! 1*1*1 V ' "I dam-gf
struy dogs Is
I
ii<l the btlT| I il lo take
thf. ic.-i-
H *
Refute Itiiil for Hii-1'.iml
Hi 1.1 li\ Cereaer*! ,lnr>.
I Mlirr Scillriii c-s
of \\ onitMi Vltnul
Sessions of The Recorder's
IIiMiir Economic Courses
lii -.—ion iii .. p. in. Today. 1249 Women UterxM
l-'ir-i Two Sesiiom. Mi« Vewi \ s«-luii-iiler. Home
i MMiniii.- Expert, M.ittii.iin- EagM Imerewt in
Dernon«tT«ting New M«-iln»l- in Pi«u«iiii|
I b .HI.I in Home Manae.-iiiiiii. —
M.inv \*A ir«l- \n Given
Polish Union to
Attend Funeral
Seventy fellow-members of
Women "s Polish Union of
Mary's R C Church, displaying
the badges of their organisation
will escort the remains of Mrs
Juliana Polkowska. 51, whose death
occurred Monday from her home
247 East Sixth avenue, to St
Marys Church, for funeral services
tomorrow morning.
The procession will leave the
house at 845. and solemn high
mass or requiem will be sung at 9
Interment will be made at 8t
Benedict's cemetery
The death of Mrs Polkowska fol-lowed
an impairment of health
over an extended period. The hus-band
of the deceased woman.
Matthew Polkowska. died less than
two years ago Seven children sur-vive.
They are Mary of West Con-shohocken
and Celle of Oraters-ford.
bosh married, and the fol-lowing
at home. Matthew. Frances
Helen. Sophie and Florence.
The deceased woman was a
member of the Polish Union for
six years and was also a member
of the Holy Rosary Society of the
church, and of St. Teresa's Society.
Manayunk.
ASKS 15OO0 FOR
INJt'RIES IN FALL
Oertrude Ely of Bryn Mawr
prominent women leader In Mont-iromery
County, was nominated
Tuesday night at Norristown as
Democratic candidate for State
Senator.
The Democrats engaged In n
general all-around love feast. No
one attempted to nominate anyone
else, but the chosen candidates.
Charles D. McAvoy. United Slates
District Attorney, and titular head
of the county organization was
present. He took no part In thf»
meeting, other than to move that
nominations for State Senator
clone, with the nomination of Miss
ny- •
Orover C Albright. Lansdale,
member of the Board of County
Commissioners, presided
Carroll L. Rutter. Pottstown at-torney,
nominated Miss Ely How-ard
Dnger. Ambler, seconded the
nomination.
Wellington J. Rosenberrr. I*ns-dale
attorney. nBmed Wilson with
William Drew, Olenslde. seconding
the nomination
The entire meeting lasted less
an hour.
She will oppose Theodore L
Bean, nominee of the Republican
Organization In the special election
Aprii 9th to fill the seat of
late James S Boyd.
Miss Ely won overwhelming
dorsement of a united Democratic
County Committee meeting In Nor.
rlstown City Hall Prompt I v shi
announced a platform based on i
pledge to "Get some action at Hnr-rlsburg."
"My friends in Montgomery Coun
ty know that I stand for liberal and
Continued On Page Sevrni
Republicans Open
Senate Campaign
A number of meeting! hare been
■rhediiled by the Republican r»m-oalgn
committee fro next week. The
Hat of milieu WM announced by Paul
O Hunaberger clerk of courta. chair
man nf thf Fpeakem' committee
Hunnberger wild that Theodnrr
Ijtne Be»n. Norristown attorney and
candidate for SUte Senate, will at-tend
all the meeting* announced to,
dnv Erwln Winner. Hatborn can-dldate
for the I-egl»lnture. will at-tend
the mating* which have been
arranged tor the Third Legislative
District
April 3 a meeting will be held at
the Pennsburg Are house and on the
same night a meeting will be held
at Lansdale The place for the
Ing had not been decided this
Ing
April 4 a meeting will be held at
the Melroae Country Club and or
April 5 a rally Is scheduled for Potta-town
April 6 the Young Republican-of
the First Legislative Dfctrlct will
hold a meeting at the Merlon Crick-et
Drub
The campaign tor Bean and Win
ner will be conducted by the Repub-lican
Countv Committee Franklin
L Wright, Norristown, In chairman
of the committee
At a meeting of committee offlclali
Peter C. Hess. Lower Merlon Town-ship
treaatirer. was elected campaign
treasurer Walter A Wilson. Norris-town
newspaper editor, was elected
publicity director
Hunaberger said today there would
a number of other meeting* held
nut final details would not be com-pleted
until tomorrow
tcr case Is listed, that of Lelhra
Pottstown Two others
have been continued. Thirteen
rota* liquor law violations
anil light lire for drunken driving
The ton
Monday. April 1
William Hubbard, burglary and
lart'eiiv
William Robinson. Andrew Oll-lespie.
Sr, and Andrea- Glllesple,
Jr . aggravated assauit and battery.
Rudloph Pekar. aggravated as-sault
and battery.
Christopher Dardls. violation of
liquor control act.
Charles Storm, robbery while
armed with an offensive weapon,
robbery, carrying concealed deadly
weapons.
Peter Kulockoski felonious entry
of a railroad car.
James .Ambrose, felonious entry
and larceny.
Thomas Chendorainia. fornica-tion
and bastardy.
William Kalne. Norman Dallow.
felonious entry and larceny.
Alexander Pranct* SUichelek.
alias Stackley. carrying firearms
without a license.
F. R. Bailey, alias J W. Sands,
making and drawing a worthless
check
George Sessoms, aggravated as-sault
and battery.
Nick Munleeii. WUIHUOII of liquor
control act.
George P. Paravlnclnl and Albert
Afflaback, larceny, conspiracy.
Arnold Foulke. Harry Relchert
alias Miller Reichert. John HiltxTt
Joseph Metz, aggravated assaull
and battery.
Oeorge Wilbur, Mary Dougherty,
violation liquor control art
Mary E. Dougherty, violation of
liquor control act.
Clarence Hancel. larceny.
Tuesday. April 2
Albert A Garthwalte. Jr.. aggra
ited assault and battery.
Ralph A Bo'vere. gambling.
George C. Urian, making and
drawing a worthless check.
Asie Dance, assault and battery
James Cailahan, assault and bat-tery
Walter B. Krouse, unlawfully sell-ing
liquor on BBaVkj.
Joseph Flanlgan. William Grif-finburg,
unlawfully .selling liquor on
Kontinued On Page Eight)
Students in
Spelling Bee
• in ii r «t
j Fred Post. 28. of 258 Old Elm atrect.
[this borough, sought by ausbortttsa
I lor over a year as being I
jtor of a horac-racioit betting estab-lishment
at Elm and Pay< *
iwa* sentenced to serve 4
'jail, pay a fine of 1100 and
by Judge William F Dannehower
. iiiing
Iiir.tM.rily HBVI* bimstU dp
■ two weeks ago His place waa raided
..en January 33. 1B34
DataeUv* TaaTan O* aaoe t—tiasd
M|_ TI,;,.,! to tin* raid and the etiulpment r" ; the place rn>m neerei pseplioles
>i liool- K»'|iR'-<-nif»l.
For injuries sustained when she
fell through an opening In the
street Into the cellar of Hugo's a/T^ESE
Bakery Fayette and Marble streets.1
Helen Kosek. Ill Marble street, asks
15000 In her suit against Thomas C.
and Helen Hugo, of this borough. I Male Straphangei "Madam, you
The plaintiff alleges she was1 are standing on my foot."
walking along Marble street. Octo-: Female Ditto: "I beg your par
ber 15. 1934, when she went through don I thought It belong to the man
the opening which she terms a) sitting down."
"hidden menace." As a result of
her fall she sustained leg Injuries. [ADVERTISE IN THE KM OHOLK
Commander Tobin
Addresses V. F. W.
Poplli »f Whit
>cllonl- to
rlilllldtioil I oilli'-t. I liri'i tutad He has been In Phllade!p1il«
looking for work during the year be
said and learned he waa n fugitive]
when he returned u. i ! Ottstown
An old-fashioned spelling bee and | four weeks ago He said he had
declamation DiVJtM will be bald •^sTand tha?Vn«7Um/h'. JoS
tonight at 7:30 In the Barren Hill went into the gambling business. Ha
School. Ocrmantown pike, for pupils oa^^adttj |toM Iw^
of the three schools of Whiten.arsh | Attorney Leonard Talrmi represent-
Townshlp. Ttie contest Is the Ullrd Ung Post called Michael J Kehoe
* >. tl.j ' Anthony Talone and Willlain A
annual one of It* kind. , ilf .naracier witnesses
Two pupils from each of the trio: vawtto
Today marks the third and final. School. Some came in line car
■ I. a State agenl inj ifDOd MsM came
, o| that annttau Fnt Oooktng School ,lum ](l,
i tHU borough Opening IU dawi ;«t one w.-d- d ,n , birtdiiw many
PW dayi to «mk frtth oon to Uw ^y , .1, wvinw do neir wnmng mw
local police m ridding the town M room ol the D UM ben tawsahoWi when- a
i (,(„„ hall Sei not only chief
01 dogs caughl In ■*»•*„ iwHw hundred and toetj r0(»k and bottle-wither bnt has
'he raid will be compelled to pay a nine women passed through UM wmrj other detail of the home.
pcarttui Pot U
With today ■ itt> i ^ Cooking School h
pootad tin i iniiii oi Upunsra finwfl »n*«
ai'proiiili the two thousand mark aJkotll "sjsjtsj* under the skin" was
l!,e third drought lon-iblv to mind
One the amount depondlaa;
a not the dog is licensed.
Lawyer Named
W.(]. Referee
l has al-
\HoriH-% lo Mr
appointed W orkiii en*i
i oni|M-ii-iilioii tor I II -I
Mi-hn i To Sneeend Mr-.
Prince. >-il;irv 15000,
dnv In all pnH '"
ways recui'
ance
From every section of the bor-ough
and WM Ooruhohockan ami
■ tv neaibv eouunltv
fiulph MilK Helxl Hill Barren
Hill. Spring Mill Ilarmanville
Mtqtion
fri-iii N ttMown Bridgeport and
Irnm main Um aactiotii cams Lbs
scores ol wr-iueli
t!.,i'. nadfl up the ilii'lci' audiences
of the RECORDERS Free Conking
Carroll L. Rutter. Pottstown, at-
,,ud borough soUcitor since
.',' „,„ „H,„lnola ,„ fh-i Three young defendants frnrn Oaks | 1929. will be named workmen .-
schools will participate In 0»|wrt Jl](|Cfd „*n proUallon lWl morn- compen.-a' UM DJ*
declamation contest, and five pu-hng tor three veam and ihe ci»ta "'district QOVSTDOt Eurle announrttl
plls and two alternates will com-i!^0*^1"'.0.^^1^^ ^'W*T" ".T.™ !?? K'
Speaks <vf life
In Germain
I Judge Knight on a plea of guilty '
prise Ihe spelluig team from eachjRl(,.i; ],t gasoii
school Three
the faculty
township, will Judge the declaim*- \„wv„_ 27. 1(15rt Blu OMAUI
tory contest, and one of this group „r c^^ w,.,,
will conduct the spelling bee. ! were arrested by Sergeant Fred
Representing the schools 111 the: Schwartz unit omcer Walter Johnaon
declamation rontest are the to) ! |«ilUe
lowing: Barren Hill. Walter FnW>|_T1»ai^ds«aid Mealing any tools.
:ij)poiliUiieiitT rumored
,H .^H« .h- H-?f.i« f Francis Wllllammn. IB. RavmoDd \ the governors office Th<- |Kisiilon |*«I|MI liinl \ of Hitler I-
11 juage inea«f«in»-j Hoover. 27. and Bill o-Mailey. IT aH oanrkl with it
a v.-ailv samiv of ,- .,,-„ I-.II i ,.„:,,„
» r*o,* « TKM WWWI l.i'iniuuninier.. Tloelllh- I i'tfi"ii-imirr-
of \ i-it t
Kiii-ti'.
I pgion
I onti.r
The officers said
were missiin- feen
I >l»-ll S-.IMI
erlck. In 'At the swliniulng Pool":
Evajean Liuiwig In "White Lilacs":
Spring Mill, Ruth Hippie in "Hus-bands
and Other Troubles.'' and
, Preas In "Yep, I'm Still
Happy"; Whitemarsli, Dorothy
Harris In "Borrowing a Pic" and
Smart in "The Lawn
Fete-
Spellers will include the follow-ing:
Barren Hill. Catherine Auster-mehle.
Frances Curran, Lillian Hall.
Louise Hershey and Waiter Schnetl.
with John Duruicusky and Eva
Mumenthaler as alternates; Spring
Mill. Ruth Speak. Roy Lacy Elirji-beth
Wllherow, Clarence Loper.,
Kajxnj papiernik. with Fred Oppelt | c^'itdeu and Lowry,
and Genevleve Maxamowicz. alter-1 Menon souoa, after a car he
nates; Whitemarah. Charlotte!drl_vlnB ■•T*? * P°le **ar<h 27
11 alt i arriai Th^y 115000.
Bl will .succeed Mrs. Winifred
Notiuan rrlnoa Svv.iiilimore. whose'
DattteO has been accepted In
„„ mhm un p, knn iitdttorhun to rapacity attend-
Nathtiis SanilHgo. UOgrO, Ann iKnalH'ii bet-i D d thi moiiltilv open mieiltm .-;
The tat district alto known aj .,,,,„, r D
in the LgftaW Home Tues
ty prison on each of two bills
charging violation of the Pennsyl-
Uv has had consider-1 niR profrajna of the M
• I work.
t»M KaUry
in tnta gad <>i tin- « da>' ""ntng and Uttm-ad la
i Act He Maai, Rutter ^will not go to ihc job un- , tlic mod. it.U-rusiiug uid
arrested bv Norristown police anr"
iti, .l.lle.linu! . .
talk or
by I..iiiil)cnas Wartetia
Hotlowbush. on March 23
t.hi-n One Monil.
Ralph Mitchells DSgro, Philadel-phia
waa given one mouth In prison
and flnert lino and mat* by Judge
Knight nn a plea to driving an au-
■hlle under the il
tlq
choobt, wsV
It Was undei.Muoil UM Job wa
reward for Rutlcr's activities in
Mm ami Munii--
as arrested by Officer* during ttU ncrlptiOii of CDiidiliun- M lie found
^wll^ J" Ha,l8e" French, Collegevlllcl them lasl vear when he ntfial ■
[aimer, now secretary of agrl-1 lrip through Oermany ami Hoi-Wells
Grace Rratin Anna KrrwV\ James Palermo. Ambler garage . tillure. has been
ry. with Myrtle McOo»an .lid J»rrrtlown. wer,.
' .Tlll^DI- Willili !»' P
right-hand man
Commander Harpur M. Tobln. of
the Philadelphia County Council.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, delivered
an interesting address at the regular
meeting of Conshohocken Post No
1074. V F W.. in the Mary Wood
land, He lo'd of many of the
MM. WHUC.1 ', , '.J'XS-Frank
H.«. ilu™*..- £«S *'"""" F D"'""""™"'" ""~ '.'il'.'n'd Z "1™!," ™ Tl.r«. prta« .ill 1* ,w,rded m'momlng ,r " '"' '
Sm-dolSrSlll te mrdSi to Harrv U-ulu. L..»d.le «.,d Samuel ">«■' » 'hebnrouBh Drmocnitlc
e»ch or trnv"»Sler^munin^ Mason. Unsd.le wen- tried for ™™""" "" "" P«*' '
reP^."wh1i°„!i!iS,"T™S,'p™'T^r'y ;h™'s, 'STLSS'^S^S.»? I tii-di.slrict contest. April 36 in:ooff RRiicchhaarrdd JJoonneess,, colored.
the Springfield high school ~con-iturned state* '
ducted by the William Boulton Dlx-i P»>rmo was given a BsntanCfl M
on Post. American Legion. Forti4 m0lUht to 3 >'ears i[1 th'' (,<>llI"V
Pars House last evening Comratie j Washington at which further1 'atl the ***** and n fini' ot *200
Toblns address pertained to the ben- awards sill be made Springfield aiKl Sab^lla 3 ■Wtttbl in Jail. Sen-eterana
of all]and Upper Dublin townships wilP u'ncP on Palrrnjo was on the con
"■I?ll/••w•i«ll? ntaha«a l■ a I s.o„ pr art.icirp.ate. spiracy charge.
Irvin A Home, supervising prin-cipal
of Whltemarsh Township
schools. Is in charge of arrange-* Attorney Kane and
_.. menu for tonights contest Miss! Dlstrlct Attorney Fred Smillle both
William Kearney, Past Commander Nancy Sload. music supervisor „*} t«!d the court they believed a short,
Philip Coyne and Commander Ruser the township schools will present Pr1-son sentence and a long proba- i
the individual glee clubs or the'l^nar>' t*l*ait would be the best T„ th(1 nr(ft Ktim nf t fc|
three schools in Joint numbers. The j thi£8„ (".™t!T!!0; J u | Montgmi - odor a „„„(
eflts to which
wars are entitled He
belief that the Patman bill will pass
the Senate and advised the veterans
to continue to writ* the Senators
uralng them to support the bill
ipsakars went Damlan Sasal.
who ll"m Urf"l,,,|s college, class of 1922
■ M'd la-, diploma at Yale
imiversily law school in 1925 and
has been practicing law b
that ttoti
Me is S3 years old. Is married and
the father of a son.
. His father, Thomas L. Rutter. is
bormiHh lax collector.
Asks to Reduce
Stock Liability
William Wright, chal
social to be held at the Powers tea
room In West Conalmhocken Sunday
evening, reported that all plans
have been completed and arrange-ment*
have been made to handle the
largest crowd- of the season.
A communication waa read from
the John F DeHaven Post American
Legion, asking for a meeting to ar-range
for the Memorial Day observ-ance.
The post accepted an Invitation
from the Philadelphia OOUH
participate in an Amerlcanlza-public
is invited to be present. j , T'le, *™ui> WM arrested by coun-1
!aw of the State Leglsiature „ I
ll_ ! ty detective* and liquor control lnu
board agents after two raids — the petition Of the William
Children Given in Rambo Building and Lo
Care of Aid Society :, ,„"" ' ""rr lound "' """"' "»1"11" '" »- »><"'*> ::Li*D
The association's petition
| Leotta was
Two children. Catherine and after the trial duriiiK vfaioo
Helen Ontn, 12 and 9 respectively tered a plea or guiltv
Bfl hohockin were placedj Berks Co. Voath Jailed
In the charge of the Children's Aid Edward F. Searfoss. Jr.. of Shlll-non
D*y celebration in Philadelphia j Society by Judge Knight In Juvenile Ington, arrested on March 7. In
court, this morning. Pottstown by Policeman Paul Outn-
The rather or the girls, wa?. sen- P*1"1 °» lt™ charge "f operating a
tenced last week to serve 4 months motor vehicle while intoxicated.
■
the Instructions or Miss Vn.i A
R'hneldrr dlMii'-«lli.--lied home
economics expert lecturer and au-
BMktai All listened
with equal avidity to her amusing
comments entertaining starl
tlmate rarsJnhoeniM to bfl* work,
which lightened more serious mnin-
H)tfl nf the school
Doors were scheduiiKi to open at
1, but as early as UJO the first
in to arrive. IV.
; I..1 PrmnpUv al
nesday. eel-grey velvet curtains
on tin* attrnctlve stag'-
crystal room of the uiidltorium,
parted to reveal a brtghtl)
prettily di
with the newest and (InesI of mod-ern
kitchen iipjlptncid
rntroduced by Irflng licvwood.
editor of the RFCORDFR. Miss
s-liii-iijer took the stage, gl
Iv greeting her large audience
Qownod in white silk, with white
kid ilirspen, she wore a lot i
combination of pink and
itl of the Baldwin flower
hop.
BgwssnMnM
The ln-Hutlfut cry.stal room of
the KnlghLs of Oohunbui hall so-ealli'd
from Its myriad sparkling
crystal chandeliers, was tnagnifi-c.
nih 0JM Hinted fnr 'he occasion
niers and festoons of em-erald
green and white, a veritable
brsaUi ol ourlng in ilu'lr rolor com-hiniitinn
Cl ■*■ com-pletely
hung In emerald gn I
the stage was outlined wllh lull
About the sides of the room are
the DtRMU Merlon [ arranged interesting exhibit
assanMs da ' |n,ls 1"i '' l!i,! nuiionallv-known
merchants Among them are the J
Frank Bovei Plumbini Bolting and
tog Mav-tag
washers and Oaneta] Flfctilc
- r ttd StOVM JOtafl
Wood Manufiiclurlng Company,
dLsplavlng hot-water heaters for
■' miam H Walh>
hihiitng General Electric Hotnoint
i.ppHanres and radio: RECORDER.
!,iting and sW-tionerv
'urnlstied bv the radio.
provided hv Mr Wallace.
Miss Schneider is a 'fttll
■!.' Cooking Rihool stage.
. pTOduOM to the short
period o( the class a complete
dinner, and many auxHuu
pro Mdi tonetMfl
■ iii lluhtlv with an amiis-n
g|M
out (he myriad awards and pre-sides
In get
iharnilng affabll hosteai of the
school It's a big task. She does it
■unerbtr
A number of women's organiza-tions
came In uronps to the school.
Among them were the Ladles' Aux-
QJary ol the No a Fire company,
who was largely rerjreaented both
mil Wednesday and the
ladles' Auxiliary of Conshohocken
Post in::! v.'. i OH oi Foreign
Wars DI addlllon to t! ■
lllltlgtlon in UM borough had
some representation and num-erous
card clubs and small'
with regular meetings, to
■ school
Sixi
0| the .lews In which hi
claimed thai eh ol the puUllbi d
bnitaliu p ■ ' Minim
i.n the Ji i exaggerat-ed
Ilr told Ol the rise of Hitler b
power saying that his popularity
among his people Is genuine and
i d in, tnfgn ii- UM "'
a personal vWI to the iin.mi
Kaiser at hi-- DOBM to
i\hll)itiif some aillographed plioti,
graphs given him bv loriuei Empor*
04 William
Vocal selection-, h\ ih- i
Male Quartet wen- fceived with
applause as W«n a itroup ol liL'tru
tnetital aajgetloni by ii Colored male
t\\io from Norristown. Another high
light in the musical eiitiTtulhinrtit
was a group of
tlons played by Michad DfxlOO, a
12-year-old local boy. whose abil-ity
is attracting wide-spread atten-tion
A one-iK ■ baton b'.
members of the Legion past added
lie program.
number on th*
rafra bitM ol
n of the home undn
mil
on April 91.
Commander Buser presided.
Following the meeting refresh
men's were served by members o
the Ladies* Atxlllary.
Sidewalks Cleared
of business al] displays of merchan- MeCtillock. fi, Audrey McCullock, .1
made to the court with thi
ar the majority of its dlreclors and
the State BankliiK Depa:1
Under 11
ail assets of the assoc:,.'
oaadi Tin- n appraiai n
ln"'Tau'f^r "reCTlvn^stole'n'VoodT lH81 IU OWM ■Ppro»lmateIy $106.-
ISJ0 more rhan It.s assets TOST*.
rorc the body asked the rourt. with
the majority of its directors approv-ing
snd Ihe banking (■ p
to rpduce the amount
thirty-flva
percent ,-if the laountl i«ld in by
them as of November 30. 1934 This
reserves
against future or contingent losses.
' ■
After hearing the action. Judgr
Dannehower held it under ad vise-
Their mother is dead. Judge Knight today
Miceo Mahoney. io, Norristown. a Yoathf Sentenced
delinquent, was given to the rhil- Tne caw of thrpp Mont Clare
] dren's Aid Society by a foster home youths who pleadea guilty to relon-
Burgess Hampton, in his deter- Another home will be obtained for *0Oa entry ai)d larceny to connrc-mlnatlon
to enforce the borough the boy. His father Is dead IUotl *"ltn * robbery at the Mont
ordinance governing the obstruction His mother having left this sec- clare schoot- TO deposed by Judge
or streets, has Instructed the police, tlon, Allen Rlnker. 9, Norristown |Cor!Wn th^ morning,
to see that all pavements are kept was placed under the care of the -**«►* Petro. 19 who has served
clear. Chlet of Police Blake noli- Children's Aid Society « ninths in Huntingdon Reforma-fled
all merchants yesterday to re- Mrs. William McCreedy, grand- !(in WiW flhen ,wo '" t"u: Vi lir'
move from in front of their places! mother, will take care of Kenneth'1" tne eount>' i""- Alvtn L. Speece
a student In the school,
disc. It Is the edict of the burgess and Donald McCullock. 3. al! of Pia"*d °n » three-yrar probation l ment.
that all streets must be kept free of1 Colmar. who were in court as df-!pertod and Elwow1 ™om*»- "9- v** Morrls Snechtor. Philadelphia,
any obstruction between building' Unquents ' Huntingdon Reformatory. , told of the audit and rcappraise-llnes.
! Harold Williamson Oaks charged Detective Irvin Anderson who BUnl made of the asso- :
All automobiles parked on Fayette 'with robbing In a railway tool shop arrPsU;d them fi<»d ihey were a rfl opportunity was
street between the Matsonford | was placed on probation by Judge i^nen'nuance in Mont Clare by given the shareholders and stock-bridge
and Second avenue must be Knight. A number or other boys Elieir £'\,°L v
i,nd,"Jm. ho dfrs ''' afk '
parked parallel with and within six were Involved _ *?**?"„ Ml,n Jwnteiierd
inches of the curb. ■ Cnarles O. Evans, Norristown bus- Tornchlck, DeKalb gtrMt; Joseph
— i The speaker was opposed to
FIRE COMPANY MBSTTMQ women's colleges, and waa support-
The April meeting of the Wash-1 Ing the coeducational Institutions of
Ington Fire Company will be held learning.
at the fire house In West Hector "What will follow." he thundered
street Monday evening. Business, when they take the girls away from
ot importance will be transacted, our leading universities?"
William Carr. president, will preside! A male voice from the rear spoke
at the meeting. I "P "I will'"
iness man. will serve 30 days in Mulliti Rambo street, nil Dt
Jail for drunken driving Bi Uotn on fawloai
tered a plea of guilty berore Jud Thomas
Corson this morning, He was ar- Raltffil n representing
i rested after his car collided with shan-hnldei... also
i that of William M Sletz. Wore
Continued On page Sevenl i The court room was filled with
i ! people, most of them shareholders
i AltYEK riRF. IN THE RECORDER in the assoclaUon.
Sheriff Sells
77 Propertier
Sheriff Haseltine S 1 -
seventy-seven county pt.-:
sheriff sale B) the courthouse Nrir-ristown.
Wednesdny arternoon
|M from this vleinltv fo]
low:
Building and lot In Whltemarsh
of Jacob Bcrknwltr Debt 13.278 4fi
Sold to Attorneys D J M
and Anron S Swartr. attotnevi for ,.nr-e policies
*fW03 j Ablngton Bank and Trusi Com-
Bitlldlng and lot In OOMhonbdC-[ piny for Rita Teresa. Eleanor
en nf BrjrifO gaintt Debt I2JT4 Harold.
Sold lo High Dsttri and Bwartl -hlldrrn of John L Harold and the
attorneys fnr SO I Tt |gti Sarah C Harold, Horsham.
Building mid |j ', ts entitled to an Income ror
Guardians Appointed
Judge J Bnriteit Holland ap-pointed
tin- lolloping guardians for
minors in Orphans Court. Wednes-dnv
First National Bank of Conr-ho-
JIlitH H and Foster
Robinson, children of the late
Foster Robinson and
RoUnaon Oondtobnekcn
HJBOO under life Insur-shohocken
of William Luke
Deb!, $1,678.19 Bold bo F K Moore
avttOTney ff>r M0 03
Building and lest
"' en Debt
itinltiti'iniiLce and education under
the will of Jam'
grandfather
James R Flnley for Walter H H
Nolde Anthony D tfolde Fiedgffa
$3239 19 Sold to Stewart Na.se at- j Ick J Nolde and Rii/Jinne Nolde.
torney for tt)5fi3 OIlllUlllI Hffl Tha wards are en-
BnlldliiB and lot In Conshohock- Itltled to tntan ■' Fred-en
of Rodnlfo Mnltempi Debt.'erlck and Walter H Jordon.
SI 71080 Bold to Aftonn-y I A ; Mary R McDermen for Irfiuis M.
Talone for S10068 a ol Louis M Knig.
Building nnd lot In Whltemarsh i Sr. deceased and Florence M.
of John A Ingram *t I] iv-hi
iiined $175881 Sold to Attorney! Htuilli.
and Bean for H1UJH
Quality Batter. ■ Esida v/tllard and
Phtlco. McDade. 108 F Hector at.
—Advertisement
Narberth. Tin boy
titled to SIWHi tinder the will of a
great grandmother Margaret A.
ADVERTISE IN THE KE< OKIlEB