The Conshohocken Recorder, August 30, 1935

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<;.K. Uds 295
liicli<iil»lr for
Federal Vi<l
Loral (;in Injured Father Refuses RECORDER'S FOURTH COOKING Vppeals From
In Motor Accident srufini flPFMC QCPTFMRITI? 9?tk ' ] . .
To Takr liat'k SCHOOL OPENS SEPTEMBER 25th
I'HI1\ \\ hoStole
1 Kill.Ill H.li.f l'r„>i,l..
M.illl 1 oufarta. 1 Hn
III. ri'.i-.il in Jinn-
M 1 li CLOTHING
c ,-!, 1'. MIL in- 1.. Be M.i.l.
ill I'll! . ..1 1 1 llr.l.r-.
1 1. ■riai H.li.f II..11-
Although summer affords a let-up
to moat organizations and en-terprises,
tin PimftTTTIiTtfTn Clvtl-
.:•■! Avornilioii ■
I n throughout tkM hot
and nparti on
.iiiim r
Function in* in C1OM> accord with
k i.il relief BtttbO)
it present
neighborhood of
M HHi tm bjna*ad M banier-llne"
case* which Indicate* that
the families are not eligible for
:elief but arc in need.
This number rep^p^cnls forty
two percent of all the fl
rills area Altogether, ap-proximately
700 families are now
being aided here Of this number.
■Jim H| ..0!:i!Mri' ft dffll .il'l ;i)i<l
Hie biihuir* i dependant upon the
nnanced and operated re-lief
unit for assistance.
This assistance includes a wide
\arlety of aid One da>. it may
be a layette for a baby, winOX
11.trance into the world might
dismal, indeed without the func-tioning
m the i
gahlzation Another day Uie nv
I ina\ Mep in just as a
iiimilv faces the dtscontinuuium of
thetr light and gas.
June showed a considerable in-crease
In the reques's for aid. re-
■ Ui< I.'lvlli^.. itciiel As-sociation.
Mrs. Prank B Wilson
eaecuttee ■eeretni
iutllon. dasekicied Three hundred
and sixty two cases were handled
Relief during that
month July showed a decrease or
67 eases, and August reveals ebout
the same number as July The In-crease
in June may be attributable
I\'.MU be-lieves,
to the change In the wi-ministration
ol federal relief and
Die more rigid regulations placed
in effect
The requirement made bv the
federal authorities that each ap-plicant
or person receiving federal
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eligibility for relief, caused some
of the cases on federal relief
be swung, at least temporarily, to
In nunierou.-- instances. Mrs Wil-son
M.ite , Ilppili■.ill'.- rt III'. (I t"
ttgn the bonds, not because they
- MD| the relief
ly or because they were Ineligible
bul .-In,p. | tailed to
understand, or haaltiiijj about
ur names to anything of
legal nature.
bond requirement, ho*-
Qf way tO OSMTtDf
out cases which were no'
and placing the federal n
sounder basis." she stab
at, Is more
nranntlnatod ihan
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lnve*tifrjiti»n.
eaaedal I I
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Democrats
Name Hoard
-Ir.ilrm H .1 Yllliril
III,.. I 1 ;ini| .1,-11
Open II, ...1 ln.irl.T-.
fatal .»,. 1. i.l.r Ml.
\l, \v I) Tick) 1.
I\l! DR1 Mvl \ HHIM RS
1 .....I Han $*uU seed i,. |o
Dayi in Jail. *Mli-
IT Sentences.
OH son..
toe - nothing, '
own. re-
,, lie wee
tinlge Wll-
•par, in court, fTiiA
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guilty io si i-a in it: $:> lrom a bureau
Wright, Pottatown, with ■twra ba
.tided The fa-
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Decision of
Liquor Board
Sue* Bui lines
Par 15066 Danuum
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I., Board I..I
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Operate! II..rl
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Ipplin
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I»i<j; Parade in
(lelebration of
Vrmistice l>a\
11 I' I. ol
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II. III..II-II.II Il.li
DHILI i II N I I - I
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Sup|M*r .mil Dance.
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Stricken Girl
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home finally being located in
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lrom otai n
plumed to Judge Danneliow.I . ORDER will pu
Whan ukad uh,i rotated the gang ai On Botnemakeri gjobool II orunun-
A board of itrateg* lo direct the he refused to tell. eJ l1"""
campaiKii of tbc Men Daal Dam0« i after having
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i-ting held at Nomstow: ,. 1M ((ir [x^y of Uie •
nig A. O'NeUl. un- corirlrtxmi and asked. Will von .
i him buck if he ii placed uadei
tha proem pro) RCCORDBH ■
board with Dr J Bmar Port ; shook hts head em-
I Mi Morrii Woll i.,, ..nd then walked
and I'm u poor man, not
M'Tlon, H the other| working." he .said I haw no
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Nam Oofar- boanl and baai tin
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I- Siri.kcn Wiil,
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risonrr lias Vv» Teacher
I told him i POUM nava him put
rlfftown, for the Primary campaign »wa\ until he ■ -J\ Hrf
and It was slated Kdgiu H Barnes.' "
■npn me ronrt
.Insure w.nild be In the county
during the campaign.
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Brief Vacation at Barren Hill
M 1; |o the i
boa '
war continued the1
: tiding an
tnvestlgatioii KituM was taken
' Ma'rglotti are expected
da meeting in Schwrnks-lOAOW
n n the New
Dealers will open their campaign
at Memorial Park.
bean arranged for
' HltetlevUJa on September 4.
PennsburK Siplember II mid Rlk-tat
Park and Bridgeport ■gptegfl
*" B .„ j Mrs DiNenri,
Altaeks Albiighl
Branding tos M, |i
lily Ja'l where la-has
been tor the put two w.cks
■braai HH,.
■ ■ is hu. wife
during an argument. Joaapl
Kveaw
i.. - From Coun> School Board MIHVM Three
Ha- \i»lii "f Chaaaeaui I • ■" '""- **•■'"
I naage \ •■< atienal * 11
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\ acanciea.
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t\ Jail
Freedom. V\ .1- W orlunji
In l'i i-..n LawB. 1 >uajii
in riiil.nl<-l|>lna.
mere eanioiiMiigr behind
winch Glover Albright ii
Attarnag Oarroll I
town leader m tlie K.trle w iny of
th*\ Democratic par)
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Ofiorgr Hoagland. 31!. Pifleenlh
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from Au»u«l ». b> Jud,, ■"• mm"
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with the
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meeting of
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will be
to permit
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ecfaoel tin p
n ii l whn was arrested as a
*r ' -llege-lered
to pay
night at Curren M
town
The entire so-called M
ticket Wan
which AJbrtghl U huhng and whiel
he Is using to save his own bJda." •'■" ,,w I»r"n*r" I»rlver
Ruiter dad Lawraooa. 144 V
itter plead -
■ paymem o( tba
.ear ago, but] and one will i-evidenUy
more offloMmt, she i Unonuh. soon.
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dry street. J
I o'clock. Davenport said, 1
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T feel, however, that although' I «„:.._ < „
June showed an increase in OM IjtKl"il r>4*MS
saw
1 pike Harmanvllle, and un
Plan Event number of request* to us for aid. I
It was due to a great exu I,I to
re-adjustment of cases, and the
:."<ls put Into effect, and I1 8on< Of Uftoa ol
feel tlmt It reached the peak then DeHaven Pout
mid things are now becoming bet. ' '
tar. t\ number of persons are se-
(ontliinrrl on P*»e H|fetl
Many Councils
At Meeting
Wn.hita Council. Degree of Poco-hontas.
will be among the councils
participating in a BMeUng In Phila-delphia,
at Moose hall >
9. when a degree team i
fifty or more members from Dayton
Ohio, will be present
Seventy-five or more councils In
Philadelphia and \irnnty are pre-1
paring for thp admission of a class1
of newtmaniben ..i nearly loon
The com- ... wu; be
by thp members from Dayton whn
are celebrated for their work in th"1!
d have traveled hundreds
of miles In Ohio. Illinois and In-diana
conferring the d> -■■
This will be the first
team has visited in Pennsylvania j
In advance of the degree rneetlnfl
the visitors will be entertained at a1
banquet, seats having been
for more than 500 Headquarter.1'!
will be aJ
irig their Stay \H '
Mrs H-'Ien Pner'\ ol Philadel-
Pieawahil Oreaa 10 liars
k of this borough.
1 hail lor drunkei
,.'; f/'r ,l1"" -* ' ■ l-erkiomen when
mghi ■
.CT i'>' gion ^ un,. , witnesses
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inoniing. DepUtJ Wai ,red lo
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other than be took a btt
will h btafj grade.
■ id and ("hew rtxeets, Ol- »ho dill taacb al
n,u -hen Orahan and Frankli
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Nomstown. wh" suid ttM ' '
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IH bt glvan I hearing
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will be
and in enter*
laiiimeni provided for Lhem «t tha
in e to
• :M p m The closing event for
n will be mr.i
"hiii the
MgaggMfa OhVrm
to be
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will be a games party at tK
BOOM on Beptembei
Clark will act as chairman for the
events and will select committee ..i,^;,; Authoritii1
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mil raou
Dri\er for lU'atn
Lindcll on a sus.
charge. Police
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Exonerate Truek
Radio Cop Sings
Catchy Lyric
Erect
'•T.txfsii IIhiuiimlljnliilnlki,r" rWtiiKirininu -»-»»*■ aBJ eriminal negligence to Frank santangelo.
After hearing that the wife of ^ . . . ,
the man ti >Iale .\SKS \[I;H ,-l
In Anon Case
Prank Santangelo.
truck driver • vu: l* ■ ■ former Lansdalc
ro-opernting] R Ronald Dettre quickly «v rletad and
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tram the fall
will be used to purchase caps
:he junior !>■. |
in UM Armistice pa:ade ROvambBT BOroOgll workmen
9 Colors for the standard bearer?* w»h Health I
will be purchased also Tlie Inquest, Jury received ,:
Plans for participating in the nig sign* n I information in ax unusual ma: :
ninth district celebrat'on. lo N' throughout the bor 0 Townley l-1-^ I
< under the auspices of Uie closed bv Bar) era. representing M? B
John P DeHav.n Post, were £U Polhemus. Chalfont At- n..
Il iimminiBlHi will It- tornr. ried down
made at the next meeting. Septem- That the orders of \ t ■ '• Hfy Mrs Polhemus was unabi-btt
II Forty hovs. it Is expect" i.mrles.
. lirie Her husband. Horace Oreeley ■ eh.u
George Clark on gbt bage now being collected a: 14 in Ab- At)
'.ospital from b p«n.M i mm aooM
H i^liam road, Hoj
■truant aaaptafai of the Tn- ..[ dosing the to
hickon Bodery Companv. Quaker-town,
who hij camped . pike while (Banuir..
plant the past two weeks.
frusirated when at daylight yes-terday
morning a detail of State
Police and New York detectives «
phla C.reat P<«-ahontas of the state d<W(.n{Wl 11|M)11 ,h). ^^ and r|l.
0T Pennsv vanm nnd her staff 0 K(10d8 ^for, „ fllMpy onHMMt mil IN I »M 'ITV
officers will b.- anaati of honor VU- senirv could arouse most of the
Iting members from l-i, I , Jd Dannehower in » *<-™-
Bootnwyn, K' a
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town. Bethlehem. Pi.
Reading. Phllllpeburg. Fullerton.i
Kintners-I
• rtown, Oreen Lane. Croy-! held under advisement Jie case of Bryn lta.arf
Una a truck loaded
Plant official* say the mill win dismissed the M
:i road.
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Closes Today
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*'i exhlbl-due
to labor Antonio Panarrlo again '
DiSanto Br>-n Mawr placing the ol five
— on Panacrlo IBr** '
in il> r Milu \nvi-lMf\l Panaccio had brought
Judge William P Dannehower have (w
Battery and Electric
was l TtON kill - ll-n
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I\i> Heavj Fines
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don. Clifton H- . pli J Barreu. Astor street. Station returned to him. clan
Morton. Lsuighorne. wtil aL«» be in Norrlstown who appeared before he had transfer:.
tendant under dutasa Judge Dai
rod an inebriate and placed m' nrhowcr found that no duress waallnttted H guests
AI>VI:RTISE IN TUP RF( ORDf R I hospital for treatment used ■
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