The Conshohocken Recorder, January 24, 1936

              ®l)t Consljoljocken tUtorita:.
F*taNi,.i.-«. JHf.o. \„. 6517 I ONSHOHO KEN, PA^ FRIDAY, JVM WO 24 1936 run i i\\n« i.\b
Classes for
Recreation
Attracl Main
v. F.\v. I'ost i^uds Ipire Caused M-Louise Woo(|
Thirteen ll.i-k.-i It,II T.-.i
FtirincJ in NMI Recte*
r■■•ii Mii\«Miciii
Passage of Bonus
Approval of passage of the sold-]
lers- bonus bill by both the senate
■ad ihe house m Washington, wasi
expressed on all sides, last night at]
the weekly meeting of Consho-hocken
Post 1074 Veterans of Por-tan
War*. In the Mary H Wood'
1J\ Explosion
of Waterback
inherits Stock
lull < ii|II|i;lllii-. Called
wVUinfjcton Vm-li Hone
"1 t-i.-rihn Morning
\l)l I.T C I
To GrW
»T-II.N.
T II K K I-' I It I >
Fnrk House
Daniel Cannon commander of'
the post, addressed the meeting on
Hat bonus, stating that 490.0001
Id War veterans were among |
\ < S I IS "" nation's unemployed, and the,|
of great benefit toi
th m As soon as expected final*... .. _ ,,
passage of the bonus is made. Uie rUUOM 1MWTO) Wwr
local post will be supplied with
necessary nppUcaUona. etc, they
have been Informed. A committee
to supervise aid for local veterans
teams in securing their bonus, will
Training (or l.r.iil-
Work i- .1 I'W i
Pru|aaK
With thirteen basic-many
more in the appointed at the next meeting of
making and instruction m organized lh*'|P°?J- P w D-I
hearaal ifonnoj
tuotad here under tag Park House,
the U 'ATA. in (tag
Mary H Wood Park House, have
wing
OonJey, who has had ex ,
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work ben ■ toe instructor of the
' classes
hundred men
ill hold |*
nlght at 7:30 In
Zero \\ eatber
Follows Slonii
i pp. Me loa Y'urh
UM mi
ling in
I....IIV
I irr
Two fire companies responded to
a call coming from tin home
I7.S00G was disposed of by the will
of Alan D Wood. 1900 8 Ritten-sel
manu-late
Rich-ard
O Wood. Sr. • Woodmoni Wesi
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Phlladel- |
scribes as being in a .safety deposit
OOfll Kxihange National
Bank, be held f I
widow June Dviart Lester Wood ,hl.
Hearing Today (in |{jr,|,<|av |>a|| T»o Injured When [ | |Jm <;,,,
Narberth Merger • Track Strikes PoleI
Juniiarx .'JO. To A motion for continuance o( the
h Borough
! tarter and
become a part of Lou | |
io*n-hip. is to be made i:.
noon, when the hearing is called
11 uiiii'hower
and Coraon
rt.mklm I. WriKh'.
□i (bj pattUon
ul 12 30 todav thai he would make
of
ned in ex-
Aid Sufferers
\nmi.il Event to ( ►baerve
I'r.-idiiil"- ItittlnLn
N<-vi l bartdlai
(.rippled
Ulg BB luatogl
ttepttOM Mm filed by
RosBttd Fleer I In v
Yoillll ilrl,M ,|
Intin l...«t Ymr*i Proceeds.
70' i" \ i-iiini: Nsne
With plans progressing rapidly)
Ai her iic itl
Ptttaburgh; the Pcunsvi-the
Metropolitan Museum. M JW0 slK.
Vork go the merger petition are
' Out UM
Wellington Audi, Cedar Height
when the waterback exploded in |hoeken was toft i ooo an the cliKiiiii-
UM hMUtu lyatem at 845 a. m.J;'[ock tn lhr AL,M w M pa- m lha Kni«his oi Pohnaooi Hull.
rouadM by bJe family The UUonan to ahm gyoti a nqui ■ .; nMt todav that
So aansfe — „ ,; ' iil(,f'r ii{ lh* ***** * k" ln|"uf(tin8 that thtt number an I
,;„„„:. •- ..„.n,Bh„m ,hr c,u,„r,. on
pany of Cedar Heights and ttie
Two own
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pok in Whttrmarib town-ship
dnorth it- *
morning.
William
HI the
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Tile dbn
jof the l.ti .
M tl ^ It I-' \ K K I T S awUlnad teeratton* cd the face
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Tlie\ »
j IhopttaJ | |
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Stati' Hhjhway Patrobnan Oeorgr
of CoUsgrriUe
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ibstittifine fm t
and Biniida\ Ball for. ttattuneU durtm the
h| night •"*■ -igated
IJJIIII Sentence
for Tire V\w(l
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■prtnj y
eo\ but It was not necessary for(Wsi Wood ^
them to go into action , j|() Q Wiii)(1 M
The heating system was damaged)
. | considerably by the explu-ioti M< tn-n\\
UN i ,■:,. n( thf household were awaken-
Vf-ler-f***! by the blast Mr Auch Is the
., .j ana of BDW*rd Auch. owner of the:
nil- lit'-1 Atirh-Int.Tborough Buse.s and pt»a-|
la\fil liv Snow Orifl". —I Ident of the board m education!
ii .,1i,1i tv IMI ..MiHI>i 'I PlJym,,,outh,. township rl, lod.y d„Myta
„ . j , , sU)ne and tram, buiktinu cm.
« wmperature, rr„„, . slllbl,. „„0 . J„IUll, „„ [j
Cnwkcd
UM
I <>lirl I rllitlll % illl
I. Li H,,.„i..
I .urn,--- h, I Kben
OTHER C AI
rhaid
I |I|MT Mrrion Girl 11.
in i., Kii.ii'i
HollH'
Will
II.
is to be
M.i. ,
Rich-
DnUnuanoe.
I 11 Hum the
court as to the legality of the pe
To Honor \\ r>|
Side Burgess
havp responded to Kj\p Dffcret**) Bel
Etna new activity begun two mka |{,...i.(rn.,| RaHM
ago. and ill '. "' ' ,
offering a medium lor wholesome:
■\ fun and raenation
The classes are conducted in the
PHI BOQHi Fifth i
anoue and Ban - *-oen
3 and s m the afternoon and 7 to raeontod In the bowufh limits was Montgomery plk>
Loral Youth 8 Year Old
Itilini by Dog] (jirl [njurei
:
!0. In ItM- tvemng IMIOW wro. rpRUlelPd I lane, in Upper Miri.ii, town.slilp
w Birr t'liBilil" ,!„■ utsirii,, ,lav mormn'i The b-jlldlnn had been occupied
. on Ui* maximum-minimum Uwr-|by the family or Angelo Oeorge
Allhouah baakelball appears to m„m„„ „, ,hB hnm. nl n...^ „ntll ^yeral wvekfi aao A quan-
•" ""' "'""■■" •""' l] l•" "" R»K. 1010 FByeu.- aireet. an oTOclalillty <" furniture owned I,
.nriir number ,,f mra ml DOJ1 en- „, |n(, p,nn,,|Y|,nn Horllcultural' ily «as destroyed, and a truck,
rolled. Uie ciirrlculun, |«lored In tile baaemenl „l tl.i-l!)-
i The Uiermometer la the type Mructur, wa-s tolallv »„vk,,l
Jeot* Th're will l« ■ special whtch remains at the lowest or rm-men from Swedelaiul b„tt]ed
■i older groups In leader- hlRh(St temperature registered un-|for several hours belcre the flames
llowarrl. Vs.-I IJtli I,
\\,nn.-. Hiu. i, «,ii i...(.' i.\
> 1 r;i\ !)<>::. I ir-l \ i, lim
Sin.-.- 1),,^ Oiiiiriintin, \\ .,-
' 'nl.T.-.l.
n Hnir.l. ..f I'Kin,
tiilr... Slrilrk hy Tl
Sbe Might! From
.1 1 llu- No
II.,
Inf. in which instruction ,„ r(i.w, ^^ tnn|ler.t.
will be given m |»v<-hi.HHii b.,r.>u«h an
1 1"V" '"/''/'"■"'' '"■":"'; emht with a conaum
<"-: •'■■'' MM H lb. run »dv.„ced
"'"h '" ""■ Pi.nih of Hi.- fourth grade of
m"" :ln" the Conshohocken public school
, 'T"d tavfl .ii due *- "-
basketball league '
11.11 lit li,:,l ■
hiking eaulH
A commuiiliy ,.
rSeIgMls eIre!d^InySUife 'l.eTdera"l "■ cl!a'"a"es*. dul,s,m.,,lssret<^l rowohmen Ihev reported at m ,„, morning
and it isi expected that mam inorjlClM11„ m resumed in the aflel-
I soon be formed All noon
mea between UK agr, above men- cta„ ,„ ^ „,,,„ „„ wm
In addition to the hostetb.11.^,,, „„, „ th(. p„„h„|
(lines, inler,. ins conlesls whl be whooU, or (h, „„„„„,„^„,.
awarded In other game, juch ns.,,on no w„, Con,hoh(,kr„
and checkers Monopoly. „.,,„,, ..penned
the' were extlngtiishtd 8ub-7i
aero at ther greatly hampered the firemen,
upward!In addition to UM- lac kof water
Chemical htreams aatod Mbfbf
building'-, which weir -n;
eral times by tin- biirnln« aaaban
The lor-
(3000 The origin has not been de-termined
The George Clay firemen answer-ed
a rail In the (rigid weather last
evening at 6 when they were sum
ii.iird. eight-year-old Ply
mouth r. ; go n.,c
, ttBtd legs, a broken arm and inul-
**9 n'ternoon '|)U. l}ixiy bru,.,
Harry Howard. 17. West Twelfth
I avenue was attacked by u stray dog
HIM!
wea-lnnd badly bitten on the right leg
parthndi It attnctlni much atten-
.iiiit bustdrada o. intsons,
■ i ottaet DOBtmun
iiroreeds
ol Uie b.HI Mill !■• KiMii. its they
re la*
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iiid crippled children "t |
mimnv. Tin remuinliig u
rein is forwarded to [he Oeorgta
Warm Springs Pnundalion for In
Luiiiit- para
:alaiiti.>n Horn Ihe
ball funds to the Vlstttnf Nurse
lation aJdad
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||,l the Ixirounh who was crippled
| : ?cccd3 pro-
[fidad bbn with n brace and treat-
! ineitl wbtoh have made almost "fl
in« in.' mi the boy, il
ft] ilnri hiislin
|and rejinsinlatiM
year's ball are rcpondini: to
nitli
l.rk
lOppad from the rear urea! extent only n lew rlr.
i . ktiM- The wound was|0f a school bus into the path of a ,,,, j
ly cauterized by local
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attack of a stray aog in this bor-
OURII since the quarantii.
In surrounding commum:
weeks ago
YnuiiK Howard wa1
was running in the i
moned to Matsonford road and (home. The dog was standing Onjto Montgonirr\ hosptial
(Montgomery avenue, where ajthe Mdewalk As the youth passed, lLrmia>rea tn poUo
truck on her way home from Ply-|li difflrult to htfto*i
mouth consolidiiicd -'ln>ol, Tuga- cuUvea ol an]
moon. houm or
tbi daiievliLi ul Mr. mid an] Of our lliiiikim; dtbi
iocs Band M PaatOD How, dadbM to lenil [heir support to
PUiiiuuih (tnire She la m ftaabj hunianllariaii artlv-
1 third grade at the PlymouUi ity It awj mean the difTerenr-e
school. ■ Cinishohocki'i) child 1K-
'l the truck, owned: ing phv.Mculh gbla oi orlpptod ' a
»- iieur hb bj „ protaal onmpany, took tot mil p naldenl oi thg
He Uten'borough. who Is aiding with tha ball
Highway,;lat^l today
also being ujei
Cold Point did not reach the ex
usually does, in compan
son to the local temperature The
tkhguish the fire
popular new game. '- ~ "HUlaT 9chPd"
iaiiBlu at the annex
No rhorgc whatever la made for
the Instruction, and the borough la,
under no «pen.se for It Fquip- 1()W( (iffl(,iaI ,hrrm(lmi.Ior readu
r"',11' i'11;1^ b> learned wn> four degrees below'
alrrady plaiu an- a yeaterday. No
beIng made fo, a. brnrflt event.la m;ixjmum . mlnlnillII
raise funds or hLs purpose Any r„adl whlch w,(|l)(t
peraooi wishing to make a cash ^ tpniperatlirf dur|n th(. niBh,
cx»nlributioncrr to donate games Wfl^bl(1 « ■ j
or c^tpmen- siillnMe for use in me;Lanc„s.m.UIr „„„, CoId PotnL Btul\
^era^vrllunteer awiaTanta are'on NarflfiSa ***> '^mperatun- were rominunity. died at 545 last Olfbl
„,.,« ZlllZ\ n* > u?n m corded as above. nonte of btr daughter. Mi
and he plans to H;ir||,r, ,(l|] „ in!„.lrltlire wa.s ,0w. Kaihrrlne MacFarland
appoint outstanding membera of. h , p, regiatenng six Tenth avenue Seven week, ago she
to act as auxiliary in-idl?1,pr„ % Rlx O.flock" VMterday suffered a stroke of paralysis from
sedan had caught fire. Thejthe brute sprang at him without 1 Patrolman O D Meyers umaU-! A flTteen-pound birth,
firemen made a quick response and warning and bit him on tlie leg I gated the accident. i beautifully decorated ■
saved the machine The wiring, Howard tried to beat the animal The school bus. which Wt at senteri to some guest at tha Hlnh-waa
damaged to such an extent the on but hr flew at hit «-leral times 3 30. was bound toward Norrls-'day Bull and anotl
car was not able to be operated and, miuiRhtik UM flesh and practically;town. The truck was travelmr dona I will ba
had to be towed to a garage. Ajtaartnf the leg out of his b m tha pfid. The driver added
rhemical stream was used to ex-; Tl»- Uciini said be hud Dm ba Kirl until hLs truck tffSJ to tha fund
Burn** M.I Huuion w.u 11.
Gueal ,.f tt ,-i s„|t. Qroai
in I onjiMii liwii \\ ii I* |{,
"I'lI'Ml In llrlli.x r:iti<
I llll.lill.llrv
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atttnd tha dinn 1 bi Ing
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in tlie gatl 1
kind of welium' hOOW
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now at ihe hum. ■
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steadily rerupfrating
Obituary
Mr- v.,, , \\„it [ti>>,riger
Mra. Sara Wolf Uaatnfor. 78. one
the dOK I 00 Idea us,ahuoi u|wi j A unique feature of [he lloor
(o who is the ou: ,j Oon>(abaw will be a program 1
mip of WPA «.:
iludinu resi.lenis from a number
■ OOUDtf In nd-
Ituro, there
uill be numerous other .
M girls of
ne. well
' degrees at six
The federal classfs, a new deal
project afford the only public or-
.[•reation and Instruction
m the community,
and afford a place where men. un-iihle
to net work, and others, de-ftrlng
wholesome community recre-ation,
mm- find It.
William Conley. a local resident.
I Vtllanova College and the m
National Recreation School. New 4-,.;. «
York City, where grea,
.,irolli,« students Ba hUl^SLSS^L^S^.
acted aa supervisor at the Mary
Janr Sutcllffe Park for sometime.
during the summer seasons.
Temperature throughout the coun-ty
dropped lower than that
Schools tn the nearby rural dis-tricts
continued claaaes. uninterrupt-ed
by Ihe cold At Barren Hill
consolidated school, attendance was
lowered by the cold, and because of
the latter, a portable building was
closed for the day. and the reduced
classes taken to the main bulldhur
which she failed to rally
Mi- UU'MiiK'-r widow of John
Jacob Dteainger. was bom In Cedar
Grove, and was a life-long resident
of Whltemarsh township She was
a daughter of Uie |ajg John and are to be seen daily
Susan Wolf, whose families were sections of the borough
among the early settlers ir. tbll
Non-Suit Granted
"Grape-Skid" Case
After the testlmonv had been tak-en
In behalf of the plaintiff Jtidtte
Tiannehower grinted a non-suit In
ihe damage action brought by Wal-ter
J Harris, of 21 Blackberry
street. N/orrtstown and his wife,
Anna, against the American Stores
Company to recover damagrs for
injuries 1.1.1..-d by Mrs Harris.
when *he "skidded" on a grape tn
the rtore of the defendant at Mar-shall
street and City Hall
It waa allegeed by Mrs Harris
that on September 27 1934 she en-tered
the store to get some pur-chase-
While wilklng down a
corridor from the meat department
to the (n-ocery she stepped on a '
large white grape and "skidded
for six feet and was about to fall
when she was caught and held by a
clerk In nltemptlnK to maintain
her equilibrium she atralned her-self
badly In the back, side and leg
DIKI.CKATED SIIOI IJIER
Mrs. Mary Ash worth. *MK Spring
HUt, la confined to bed as
too retail of dislocailoii of her right
rhoulder. In a fall at her home.
Sunday
FRAfTrilFS \i:\t i\ r^II
The Whltemarsh township .*chool
from Port
Washington section to Barren Hill
consolidated school was held up for
a quarter of an hour by reason of
its being stuck in the snow.
Flourtown mad The delay was not
oaunad bv drift* but because an
other car has been stuck on th)
road the bus sank In the snow on
the side of the road when It at-tempted
to get bv Walter Oillngcr.
operator of the bus. waa assisted by
on i.r ihe employers ol the Oeorge
I) Wtdener estate, near to the
tha accident in extri
catliiK the bus No damage was
r> :;orted
At 2 yesterday mnming. Joseph K
Shoemaker, president of the Upper
Merlon township board of road
I began directing the op-eration
or snow plaws over snow
drifted highways to permit opera-tion
of school buses and the flow
of other traffic yesterday
Making a hasty tour of the town-ship.
Shoemaker found a number
of highways rhoked with drifts and
then ordered the plows into service
Drifts from three to five feel
blocked highways In the upper
section of the township, he re-ported
yesterday Among the
roads most seriously affected
w«»: Beidler. Hengel. Mullen and
Keebler roads.
Drifts five feet deep blocked
Hengel road, near King of Prussia
while snow three feet deep pre-vented
travel on other highways
Particular attention was paid
I- highways over whlrh school
buses operated, so that they would
he in readiness for the passage of
buses this morning
country Following her marnai:' Kirt'll f'ivil VrtiMti
Mrs Dlrslnger moved to East B
'tor street, where she continued to
live until lire went to live with I
daughter about a year ago Until
the final illness her physical condi-tion
was remarkable She con tin-
•end to her
duties until about a year ago when
.-Ii' becime unpaired.
tha home
of her daughter She was a mem
ber of the Presbyterian church and
took an i.' ' LB church
affairs until advancing years Inter-vened
Surviving are two daughters Mn
.tad, wife of Magistrate
John E Oraut-I. B22 E:i
street Spring Mill and Mrs Katli-erlne
MacFarland and four sons.
John Dlchiuger. 917 Sprmn Mill
avenue' James Diesin>(er Newark
N J. WiUi-in Ii- ,n.. i IM West
Eleventh avftiue
I)|esinK.r 628 Ford Itfl
Conshohocken Also surviving are
eleven grandchildren and two great
grandchildren
The funeral will be hi b
afternoon from the M
home Services, at 230. will be In
charge of Rev William A Powel,
pastor of the Presbyterian church
I Interment will be made at St.
Peter's cemeterv Barren Hill
John W. Wriihl
John W Wright, husband of the
unal as of medium BUB and '"'table Mason Osboine of I'lymouin
of the mongnl i tOwnablB who informed (he gi'l •
Burgess Hampton ordered a doglParents of the accJdafri Jean had
quarantine of 100 davs in thl.. bor- OCUJ no to |Q baton
ough about Iwo weeks ago and or-j^'aching her lioine
I dogs kept off lire street Other jiupRs in llu- bus saw her
1, a leach He announced1 knocked down and dragged hy tiip
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would be employed and would b- C, O Taylor, supervising prlnci- World WaJ veteran. Is again gen-accompanied
bv ■ poUot OflkW It) ,ml "' Pl.vinoutli TbwXI ■ ■man of [lie ball, and U
i^iwfid that Joan
made by an) oamai whose dog|average sUnding in her class. ,;"" "' Woodbtoe Troop of Olrl
might be caught and impound- Powafg, Mrs. —
Up to the praaatt .,„ school children from U.U sort of
been obtained to serve as offlclarB*x,drIlt- nP said this rnurnmic ,,
dogcatcher .Under the law. no respoi^lbiliiy Horace Uava. Tickets
meantime doaeiw of dog ' pu'lU mu*l acamper
different^0!",1'
in other .tates. automobiles are
j required to come to a halt when
a school bus is stopped, and
mam Ht a standstill until It is safe
In Hands of Jury .7 "» ■-
Il own safety."
en ixn was sent
to two years
bus tlie. and
two romp ' ised on
Conon during
. 1 ■ thi- niomlng.
< tan tha
court on p lOH, was
but the
cembet 17 th, date of his arrest
M] Offleer
■: 'lohockeii
IIIMI his at-than
was
• t"! .lie light
n In impos-
< < .uiii nun liiHi his
■ 1 anted ■ lonfar (erm.
ttitude on Ihe wttneaa
ktand. and ihe [act the value of
is but t?M>. were coil-
■ I'II Salvaton- DeMarco
..ml Alfred I oadei both ol Oon>
ahbhocken, took the tin- froM an
lUlomobilc parked in [he rear of
lie E P Moore garage, on Pay-
Oroaao owned an au-and
when ■ tire wu*
■I told
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Loader. Both Loader and 1
era, and the cot
placed UM m on probation
M paj UM
A short , i,de court
11^ held tin- morning before Judge
rtth in.mn Attorney p.
It Stuillie representing ihe Com-monwealth
1 aylor 13 Norrlstown,
1,1 who refused (o uo m ichool and addition I ., llc)It|1. (or JJJ"
■■>•■■ raaurnad to the
'. in charge of
Mis* Susan Dunmore juvenile pro-
1 iiillei 1 Her case will be
deposed of later.
ken In-/ Mabiiert H of Upper Mer-
'"■■'' hip listed as a neglecUrd
bused I
ordtna. tn the rindingx
of lh<
prraidi
winiam nuiii m
aooM oiii-hf
tha v.
Town CKN:
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oraej tag M
th.- ooounJttee Acoording to the Durunon .!: u,,. jlou-e
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attettd in - ad I . , tnotbgf or
the child la d 1
bone, u is
rail
Wren ai-d theli
lasalaied by Mrs lolin Poa 1 '■■'■• been diopoaad ol today but
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Luiiulilu. '
. i thus
__ Agnc Orf<
Jacob RUMT and!cl'u !
to look out
A. (\ Supper
The flnnl civil court action of the,
week, and•erwdahyichwaswatshaiheld ftltt Mil |) 11 iir;| n (.II.M,! -,f "»II.II>,<III liUtSl ,
wn, and Anthony
against the Philadel-phia
Rapid Transii Company, and)
the counter claim of the trad nown in
companv acaln. - ,; a 'oolball phi.
The jury had not returned at on* f"* i""1 baJfloob 1
.,0011 hocken A C. football teum during
taa arose from a ooQWOl POH to-ll
1934. itenr Willowi ,1,"[r"w "'K1'1 »s n Rue.st of the
i' to attend a spaghetti tlinnei
owner of a truck loader! with stone f,"1(l d*rwe, being held by the club.
which was in charge of An-Ibr*"-'
thony Muscarelli. a brother, and "■mtan "
'below
Wills Probated
in Ss. Cosmos and
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■ parish hall Maple
who was on his wav from Plymouth w'!0*' **l'lh avenue Haiinigan Oeorge R Packard. Lc
township to Town-hip hue undi *'" be acconipanied by lus bnde ion, mw
Welsh road with HOM tt anu tl- ™ •WO* Is op«'ii to the public Itale or t,
leafd that while Anthonv was mak- ,.pUK 'tM' 1"^°*"^ in genuine]ow. Elizabeth W with I
dren to
Ura COM
isuchan, 13. of Ubnl
habll oi ^oing UILO
- al uiidit. and
Iff petty acts
th) morning
among 13 he wag <iiH'overed
numla-r'of the ""'""' Hie home of Mrs,
'mltttt. '' ' "' h"d a llasllUght
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place to gat warm. A
'Hugs wa-s,. BBf.
A 112.000 estate left by Kather- flcial Judge Knight
Eoa I) noOM lower (iuvii.-dd 1 . ■ ■ :"'" ""' l,,,v '" oharaa of Uie
given to i. M 1 ; en Town Council lor three
derscin. nnd ■ Dl« 'Ml '" » I0et« hjOma. The
Hrutnhaugh. In equal shares Tba ral Ri , the boj will be required
surge 1
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died January 13 : [mpal Wi!li,,in Wild
Batfleld Town Welghtnian. 1 lalthy Philadel.
ship dhddes bar
ii-r children The WorrlatOwB,
i.iiiount ol the estate i„ "Und*t*T- OtlttDJ by
Phe rJUldiM an - nucks..ss. Judgo
H and Ws
'man has
H Kubji and nan n tUttm squenair, UM
en he escaped
."n Insutuili n ind wahl to the
Pederald building In Philadelphia
"hiim some big
Funerals
tut 1 turn into a side road ai
reaajnf the irolley tracks, a car of l'|P*V dls.h .oi ,n'' "'IPP*1' mem
Mrs Pred I-obb, 246 East Ninth
avenue. auoMtnad a fractorad tarda
arm In a fall on the In while re-1 Cold halted all WPA projects
turning to hei «) Tl ay afier- It was so co'd on moat tabs that
noon A' • Rrvn men were called Into nearby bnild-
Mawr Hoapltal Mrs lobb returned I inga to have their names recorded
to her hr-me Ion time books
he transit companv appeared Ht aj*nlc» will be served from 6 to 8.
htght rate of sDeed and crashed into P^"01"*1 »"1 alw) begin »t 6 James
the truck Damages are soiurhi
the wreced truck and also for in-juries
to A:
In the counier claim the transit
company sought damages
trolley car which was partly
wrecked ft was alleged bywitnesses
tor the transit company that Mus-carelli
suddenly turned into
late Mrs Mary Mvers Wright, one road from the mabi highway wlth-of
the oldest and best known real-'out giving anv signal of his Inten-dents
of this borough, died early \ lions, and the space was so short
this morning al the home o( his between the car and truck lh.it th.
son Robert Wright. 355 East Elm. moiorman could not stop the
street, of infirmities due to his ad-trclley car Negligence was denied
vanced age
Deceased was the son of Joslah MOVING VAN ABANDONED
and Prtscllla Wright and was bom
at Schuylkill Haven He came to Constable T. Mason Oabonie of
this borough many years ago and Plymouth township was noUfleif
has lived here since,that time He this morning of a large moving van
_- employed for years as a pud- which apparently waa abandoned
Upper Merlon Township schools j or Bt the Schuylkill Iron Works early yesterday on Butler pike near
of the Alan Wood steel Company, the Aucn bus garages, ihe name
When the use of steel superceded Anthony Barberl. Reading.
Iron In the local industry tl.crc vai pabsted 0B
no further use for puddlcra. Mr. saw it abandoned
Wright severed his connections
(CeaUnncd On Page Sevrnj
iu of the
chairman The <
0 w:i- in,m'lh knoan 11 s \t ■
Club.
MH> III N DOWN AT
STUM I 1 ROSMNfj
Mlas Lillian ROM Mnr Rftr Case
■ dog is
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death ol : Ight Wednesday In allow-drrn
have
of their shares al theb .... Willmm _ HIM--l:lei _^ Plulud.-l- broughl by Frai
The will of Amanilus K Ifosw iphla alt BoUeetoi oi this
12300 to eight child ina>1 North lane, Plymouth Dewan
•200 10 ! . -une, r„r " '""'IpWa. ;,, iUv a,_.
■ .'..1. on the p
parlora and later at 1 30 al
all Verde Moyer and Dorothy"'"*' London- Pit " hmenl stand
of iviin "2 ^"1,,'"i- f * ,: b Id ol the Injun
1 d daughUT. gfM
Nn .ddt.a.nal wlt-
■' „, held yesterday mornlna from the borough against Allen H Plummei
huyler under- "
He was
a widely known
■ than and Norn.., :
Apiil lfi 1D32
atafj s : Siilfoirij
< I S1IXMI to [wo '
mid Stella W Young Pul
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>> 11 1- Mil [^ rONTGBT
insttta. 10, 98 pranklln
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shock. Wednesday afternoon, after
being run down by the automobile
I Detwiler. 20. 73 North
I' " aovn. The ac-trrad
at Any ud Gaiain
Barlhold trealed the boy and had
removed to his home. Det-
;iccident to the
Norn town poll", and wag re- Y The dallghLei Mabel , tiaincd a,,,,.,., v«» —«..
leased on his own recognizance, '-xecutrix Mrs s. AUornej V An
lJanuary 10 Hei will la dad
*. mother and her liitle f * in 1929
hurried into church, thinking thev | Margaret Reagnn. Norrlstown. d)-iopp"fl
Tlie oreanist that Margaret Mamiln
was still playing •
all right. Mummy." said the' chHd. }J«"JL*^- «» died January p£d,'." ^tadj,
its only the signature tune." I18 T™1 *"' ^ dated January 11 '(enhniwd an rage Two
ten of the
long viciousneas.
t ruled that he
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