The Conshohocken Recorder, March 17, 1936

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I -i..l.li-|..-.l !8I.<). \„. (,7,V2 CONSHOHOCKEN, PA.,TIESDAY. MMIMI 17, l"», I'HICK: TWO CKNTS
Peace Reigns Motorist Held Under ||linail Given
^ Hail for ( ourt
\\ ilh Borouiili Eugene Matthews, rolorvd nl
*~_ Bungalow No 3, Ivy Rock gut him-
4 -.-1 1,^1.,.^ aT^xa*..: ,!l ml" """*>'' ri.iimdtv for strlk-
\II<1 I II t \.AW BltaftMi bj ■ : in,:, hi- didn't know
MwtthWrf was 08BM hcnded by
I■ i■ remefl \Hieel. rl*>»inarnIl ■• Officer Frank Stalone, at 9.45 Sat
Suhmit A.T.MIIII Itui.k
$67.50 Balm
For Injuries''
Cast of 13 Has Streak
of Hard Link
i..
'count
i',.»ti Q .1
I V.IMKH HKI'llHTS
I'.rrk Connniuiea Submitfl
Reward of fCKpeoditureg.
Nil (rregtdarhiea
Mil I NTAR\
1
'nick a car
near First avenue.
II the patrolman Mat-aaVwaVG—
of
•>• Dr John
n Parkta Ian, he was
I a car.
In tbe loetl
: I lirhl. taken La-lure Mag
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fjall until yesterday, when he wax
There are no differences be* :"re •*■*-
-. _ „,. ,. 0„ ' It* il< pleaded guilty.
town council nnd the fire «»- nder tftOO ball
iw"i«. Ifor court William Or*tn. 120 Front Plymouth nmn.sli.p. iXBiiitf
The:- were rumors m i ratt, Bridgeport,
bit man.
Seniors of Cm.
tytrunf m MAIM and numbers
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of the cast of "The Merry
_^_ < duled for production.
II ■• . — -_»--- Pridiiv. March 13. have Ml llirown From Kiinniii|: ,n miT ,h( ..„,„„ i.
Buofd 01 * .ir Xeuifg It''- roui mnata > w«k.j
moved In Finance Co.
wilklns Klrkpatrlc*. Kutli:
One Killed,
Six Injured
In Accidents
Norriatowa M.MI. l>ri\ in-
\linn-. Loaai ( ontriil of
t'»r in i tnare.
V>\ .-III a' nd v rtci The four I ' " *l
rkkea are Lois ■
\wHnli-il '""" ;'n,l George Lord, cast i:
- lai n>;. ,n,.l DOiix Shillatlay and
Mildred Owens None Ii NflOl
KtrtOM
Edward W Oerman, principal of
A lurv before Judge Coraon In'the school and roucii ol tin- plav
wilder Hunan, of "^j*"** P**"*;5'
u and Saturday, and today announced
for Friday and Saturday of next
furnished ball Utm wad vttfa the Philadelphia wtvk March 27 and 28. Proceeds
\Ui\1W III III
HI ri.tinliff-
Danugei Pat »uto
liaion. * IIIHT ' laaef
intiiH.ri- M;m ln-l.nill\
Kill,| in \., i.I. in ,u
Interaection
Buildinffi En$iangered bj
Field l'in- in < .nuiilrv
I■'.!.( ai I--. Ilunif- Here
Ihr. .itrnrtl. K.lin I liin-iiiah--
DiinpT.
between tlie firemen nnd the bor
ough legislator;, and between
Are companies In fact, the rumors!,^
' tTir.kitla-li l< lolll ular meeting of town council. last j J. II t 1IH II 1 l^lll
Wednesday, at winch
companies submitted Itemized if
jrountH of their annual expend!
turex. a motion was adopud in
struct inn the .secretary of council
tQ notify tile fire romponics to !>■■■
their offlcer,'. appear witli the ar
count books ol I
a special meeting of town council
last night.
Both the Washington and Con-shohocken
No. 2 Fire Companies
were represented by their officers.
The officers had their account
books ready for examination by
en'incit Secretary Quit::;
call for the special meeting thi
purpose being to Inspect the book!
of the fire companies and the
park commission; to consider i
mrndatlon of the Bnaua
tee to borrow $2000 to pay current
iilll-, and H iieni tii. :'-port of the
sewer committee
A number of firemen with
officers of both fire companies were
President Cauv-1 itfu-r
Hi ■ purpose of the meeting was
staled, xald he would like to hear
from the representatives of the
Washington Fire Company
William Dewees .Ir :.
the "Washys" replied that ttki) had
i)» en knttod tn atttnd :
ing and as the company had filed
il; financial nport, win, ■■
;.: tin regular meeting, and OMUwd
to know the purpose of calling
them before council.
Walter Pope, treasurer <
Washington Company, presented to
council for inspection tile order
book, check boot and the cancelled
checks of the company for 1935
Fianklin Thomas, Jr.. of Con
shohocken. No 2 Company, pre
wilted the treasurer's books and
stated that they were at the dis-posal
of town council for audit and
inspection.
The books were not opened
Council suddenly lost, all
an explanation of the book:
the books were Ixid on '■
table. President Cauvel said. M and
a number of other councilmen be
long to the No. 2 Company and
that he had been a trustee of the
company He said, lie boU
company is running its business
straight end as good as any banker
and that he also believes the Wash-ington
Company Is running its
business efficiently and "I cannot
M why they should be Interfered
Wttn," he xald.
Mr. Campbell said there is con-tention
between the fire companies
and town council and each com-pany
claims that one is getting
more than the other He said, no
one seems to be able to get at the
I they should be brought
out at the meeting.
Fire Chief Speaker said there Ifi
no dissension. He said the fire
companies are cooperating to give
the best possible fire protection
tO the community. The
Fire Defense Board, which is com-
< Continued on Page Two)
Grants Petition to
Settle Claim
Auto Pb Plwladel- will aid the senior class Washing-phi
i. awarded damages of $67-50 toj*otl trip fund.
the plaintiff
j Hunan claimed Hint as a MHlM It a 1)1
jof argument over a balance aUagod I tOIcll \ I ill 11 S
IT1 ! ~ 1 -1 17 Z .% lfc a i" M due on an automobile which • for Coin «nt ion
Rush B Smith 1^11 DeKalb
■treet. Norrlsiown b a v
Bryn M«*T boapllfJ MIII I
f both anns. a I
lag and head injuries as I
bile accident on Consho-i'.
ockeii State road DM
Mill load early Si
ooodtttoh i.v rtported as being
Largeel Vole Offer
\\ ill Close Saturday
ipirileil \ otini: \\ ill
I ml ttf I inii-lo
One Period
ui'l \ TUX
ment while
OHS VOTI offer H
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tlUai wii
Bog] day to
gel FOUR-TO-ONF CRJ
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i: Of the
OMnmunll !t.il)y. The
tempted to have
that when another car was used to
Bunta jiunpefl
on the running board He cUmied . . ,-, ,
the car was run into the highway
where it overturned, and he was
injured.
The defense was to the effect
I that Hunan was responsible for the
,upaetting of thi cr: that he grab-
D of this community are °«l 'he wheel and auddenh
today observing St. Patrick's Day «*• %£***+* N«-sMi.
with a feeling of aatlsfactlon and In thp eRW. „r Thomas Bratos and
BMWlty. Michael Nicola to the use of Sam-
The overcast sky followng port, all of Phlladel-li
fell uui lug Uie inghi
as.sured th-m that the birthday
Of Ireland's
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W irren. of Ardmore. an ac-
' lion brought to recover damages.
Patron Attorney representing the plain
1 not be celebrated with a tifrs. following an argument before
I Held UNO that usually calls "^ court' took n
. .... ;ll, and the ca.se came to an end
Ihcm into sorvlc^ hltlwr and yon phl]ndl,lpnla „ttor„rvs. offpred to
on M>rch 17 to ftghl n»ld flrps that ompn,| u,r claim, which »a« ob-hav*.
tjct'll started by boys who seek' J*c«?d by iittomcys representing the
a thrill without realizing the danger 'defendant*
mil ■ am t» ensue. , i.l,iJonusd*orf, ?(t'iJ'lmendL'.m"i"s'"Tilhe voluntarv
The season for field fires opened non.smt WttS thfn tak(.n
with a big bang on Friday night, j A Jury before Judge Knight In
rtivmit promise that the firemen the cases of Oeorge Halnlen til Bel-would
see plmty of sentce by the "">'- against Lmneaus Kulp, of Bar-end
or St PtUrtCK. Day The tol T^^JTlZSl.". JS.
of the fires occurred at Consho-hocken
ami Ciulph roads, when ■'
blase on the Cardinal Dougherty
property was spreading rapidly and1 _
ed to communicate With THU WM in ICUOD «rliln« from
buildings The Oeorge Clay Fire » «•,u"on..
vaj summoned and after „ punck_ Pj..1
a half-hour's fight succeeded in ex
tinguLihing the fin- The Clay Com
fry, against Kulp, rendered ■ vgf>
diet for Halnlen for $50. ooVOflni
^doctor's bills; and Hoffer $250 for
, 1 damages to his car.
automobiles
west of Centre
ftmiari-. nn November 17. 1934. when
truck n: the defendant wax al-pany
was also called intTVrvice '<•*«! to have been standing without
Sunday morning about 1030. when;11*-!*8 In »uch a position on the
a field lire on Rebel Hill threatenedH'Hthway that the car occupied by
to communicate with the (.amble Pl-UUlni minded with it The de-
! uly Sunday aft. moon the f-ndant claimed his car Wl
W.. - .side firemen were once agada profJOrlf off the main line of traf
summoned to action whrn Uie prop-j"<" "^ wn* "lwi lighted Tlie
(CotiUnaed On Page Fear) plaintiffs were presented by Attor-ney
F R Ambler, and the defend-ant
by Attorney T. L. Bean
f'aae Settled
MM of William L Fllnn.
administrator of the estate of
Elizabeth Flinti. against the execu-iCnnllnued
nn page Foan
i» Bave Purl in
Entertaining Foreian ^ i-i-lor-
to liittrii;itinii:il Meet
baa> Mill* latifBad tu
Croup "K."
Bible Classes Have
Fellowship Supper
Select Site supper of! -§p« a
bible class of Cedarl TOP \V 111 II I* V
The bible as an aid to divine
comfort, as an Inxplrer of confi-dence
and as a giver of power, was
the subject of an address by ~
William W Francis, pastor of
Bridgeport Baptist Church, at the
first annual fellowship Mppar of
the combined
Heights Community Church. Sat
ning at 7 at the church.
William Oftnna n p
the church, teacher of the class
and program chairman, presented
•' suggestions to the
and pointed out Its accom-plishments
during its romparatlve-
■ \istence. The class com-prises
men and women. Mrs. Les-
' i assistant teacher of the
class, presented a short address. Purchase of the site for the 28th
Norman Townxcnd or Bethany -r.i: , i pjav tftO.OOO arm-
Evangellcal Church. Norrtstown. OIVi ttll,rtl wln be built with Ved-led
the muxJc. and Waller Ij>re.. ,.raI funds, was announced today by-blind
gospel singer, sang three |C„UII,V ri'iniiiis^lonrrs Ridgway.
solos The Holy BoU . i s and Potter.
KIIIL-S Highway." and 'Moment by Tiii, „(,w armory esUte. winch
ft opened the | WM ^[ccted and approved by rank-ing
National Guard officials, con-oiintx
Takei < rntian on
Plymoutn ln\Mi-lii|i Para
nn Belvosf Road for 150^
IMMI \r r\. rWcJUM
I'rirr Sft.'ilMK
ii ad (w
In th
Suit was brought in the office ofiMcment
the Prothonotary by Bernard Kerk- program with praver
owltB. a minor and his parents, was dinner chairiiiat:
Henrv and Fsti>er Eerkowll ,tm| Mi*.
against D Tyson Allebach. all of Oarman as assistants
H to recwer $800 dnm Among those pn
ages alleged to have been sustained |W. E Oarman, Mr. and
In an automobile accident October, Weldeburg. Edward
22. !f*3S at the intersection of De^lfHHUl MillT
Kalb and Lal.c Nor-ristown.
At the same time a peti-tion
was filed for approval by the
court of a compromise or settle-ment
for the amount of the claim.
Judge Knight granted the pe,:tinn
Other actions brought in na of-fice
of the Prothonotary were
By J.
William
amicable action In ejectment for a and Mrs. Charles Yocmg IB Ed-|§e',*ctod ,aBl w''pk ll H "'
property at 135 Ford street. West w..rd Flnwood. all of Cedar Heights.! Major General Edward C Shannon.
Conshohocken K, v w W FrancLs of Bridgeport ' head of the Pennajlvmn
By Jarues A. Lynch. agenliBonnie K suiiori. Pniianeiptua. Ouoxd. Adjulanl O
against George J. and Mary C. Mrs. Frank of Valley Forge. N. W. Captain F. H Limeburner. com-
Marwood. amicable action In eject- Townsend and J W. Lare, Norrls-) mander of the 28th Tank Com-ment
from a property at 415 West town. J. Moffett. William Punston; pany. when they accompanied the
Tenth avenue, Cnurhohncken. mui Maigaret ? of tbe
By J A Lynch, agent against Meeting. Henry Hlmsley of Haver-ia\allable estates
Oeorge and Anna Hurwitz. amic- ford. J Heffenflnger of Jarrettown.l Seven prospectiw farms were
and Mrs William Watson, surveyed and inspected I
lets of about 20 acres, and is lo-
H Belvoir avenue, between
js-.iSandy Hill road and Ridge pike,
fri' I Plymouth township.
unlernUr An °Ptl0n on the $round has
RnlniT BIIMJ **'?» ObUll
Hilda FTehafer. Rui*VtuTfer -'■^ «>«; "-' JjJ I
Edna Frcliaf.r. Mr nnd Mrs, Fre- su»n»,rri f> **" "" ZZ hv .He
hafcr. Marv Kunvk. Mr and Mrs ! 17l,> "S"*! ^t
h^ fi "»
Ut$gf Hen Mr and Mrs Louis !°unI>' bul t,U^ w,!1 *
a and Mrs George 8Uy- lh€ *,ate' Prov'ded It ts
ton. Mr and Mrs. Charles Btayton. l,1(1 "Wrtlon of an armory
Hannah Btayton Jennie Btayton evem " ta nm "-M'd lnr,lh<> ^irptT
Mr- Kranklin Cressman. Mr and itor w,llrh ;' •*■ !"*»*•*. the UUe
Lynch, agent against Mrs. Earl Oarman. Ruth Rll n back to the county,
and Dorothea Minnis house Mi and Mrs H Bovell Mr i Tl"' P'ymout!i township ate was
Plans for the Rotary Interim
tionul convention to be held in At
i\ from June 22 to 31
were described briefly at the week
hocken Rotary Club at Andorra Inn
Log b> Arthur Wlnt. pfM-ident
of the Philadelphia Rotary
Club and Fred Davis, a member of
the reception committee of the
fiimc club.
Mr White pictured the conven-tion
ax one of the greatest gather
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000 delegates from all parts of tlie
world He spoke of the opportunity
offered to serve and profit. First
in making the i
enjoyable as possible to the visit-ors
and secondly to profit b\ what
l- to be learned by contact with
the various natlonallUes that
attend as delegates.
He spoke of the elaborate plans
that are being mad. for the enter
Njiuiiein of the visitors while at
I ..nil which will be xtasvd
at Convention Hall and on
beach. He made It clear that
Wth District of which U» local
club Is a member, plays the part
of host to the conv.tnion He told
the members that part of the plans
:s to have the various clubs string
a bggtnor across the highway
front of the meeting pla:•■•
•reel a booth and have a committee
appointed to remain at the booth
on the two days preceding
opening of the riinvi'iuion to wel-come
Rotarlans traveling by auto-mobile
who would care to stop and
■ brief period
Mr. Davis explained that the
various clubs In the 50th District
are being organised in groups and
advised the members that the local
club has been assigned to Group
He stated that the Philadelphia
Club has appointed a ere
100 members to welcome the Ro-tarlans
to that city. Efforts were
made to have the Green Hill Farms
as the headquarter.^ but owing to
the Democratic lonvcntiou being
held in Philadelphia at that time
: Hill Farms has already
been engaged. An effort will be
made to rent one of the rooms at
a Thirty-Second street station as
Several sight-seeing
buses will be engaged and
Hi will be driven to Vallev
Forge and to the historical place;
throughout Philadelphia. A book-iblng
places of historic
: this community, will be
published and distributed to the
delegates
bliihday flower was presented
W Wilder
Supervisors in
Annual Meeting
The thirtieth annual DM
the Montgomery County Supervi-
Asxoclatlon opgCWd ihis morn-ing
in the court house, i:
dent. County Commissioner William
D, Ridgway. presided and welcomed
the delegates.
Included tu the addresses wax
one by Senator T. Lane Beau.
Of officers n
htitiMItt IFOOAJUEl
\\i M OgMgtgfMBMa
: -n Of UllS pi'
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Hag around a curve, ac- becoti' i .ited ax the' are
. police. Baby Bbettoo progreMM
.; ,ii mailed to
0 Office in
ire safe carriage of the
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D payments
v-aining
Barbara ihrni must bMl a port mark to
pol'ice WOW aimmoned to were mailed not later
idgUlfl fnun tb March 3
I beau-1
oahlp onV tlful UtUt |
cera i,,., I -has large brown eyes, an abuu-
IIH.II Human Injarrd |dai.
Hue .-uffercd slight ln'ad.suu it will not come as a great.
:n an automobil. ksM if he^
and BUUBT pUtM S»turda> HUM riaodJ the Wt when the votes
She was treated at are all In and counted as tiny are
,1 Norrlstown. and piling up in a big w») Tor thLs lair
.>;! tO her honw
Mrs Wilmer was a passenger in ttUM Ml old dauKhler of Mr and
knftna to W lit ' ; WboxwmgJ
■ ,n Good luck
w-hich Bj D ■ 0 with all Ml ■
by David Pollock thai Manfei and well lier suppor-,
of poxjaaoan.
Mr and Mrs Huston Campbell (
Were also passengers In the Camp-! TIUKI-l OAUI l\KI^ ll\l>
bell Md Pollock and
daughter. Mary, were riding with1 This consistent little campaigner!
Mr. Pollock Mrs. pollock sustained' who has not met with any reveraea
Injuries to her right ankle. | t ,,i,, Mrnp.iBn hu
» HteinmetJ!. of
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■ is.xl both driv-ers
on their own recognizance
nnd
Ardimire Man Killed
A man was Instantly killed
three others suffen d LflJ
two motor i ■' ihe b- P«a> 1( OOU I"
—d,a —
n'
now taken the lead and she is very
closely pressed by little Grace
Ionise Bliitr whose sup|xiin^ M
week rallied to her assistance and
Jll.iced B*f floin telllh BD
how that in
i!id a nice ttka this wlnie every otve is
DeKalb str-et pikes. William Penn M) Bjoadf Ud ev.nly mauh.-d that
mU%2°Lr.m Harry Du,- " •«■ -« '""l « -* '»'"
field, of 1M Cricket avenue. Ard-1-1 dtffrrenie in tlnte slandUigs.
more. He formerly lived near Another campaigner who ha«
North Wales ':' re*uh-' "f some real cfTon
The driver of the second enr gsjJ ,Jlu" °WP" " •sl»"""t who Jumpfi*1
Alfred R Gould. Jr. of 1350 Penn from eigh'
s. ranlon. who was tODOm- «*" llxt. There are (Hlicrs who did
by his wife and Miss D M<''' *"''k l"-sl •*■•-
silla Talbun of ih,- same address |some going up while others went
Mrs Oould suffered head liijurlcsjdown; any ones gain is bound to
and a broken finger MKi Talbint rMOH la MO ML TWx.
sustained a broken right arm. All the last week of the FOUR-rO-the
occupants of the car wen' badlv ONE count will probalih
shaken and suffered cuts and "gam qtui. M xUnd-
Df to Chief Cliarl. Wis-i(
on tinned on Page Foari
Last Chance
To Register
I nnnt\ I •imtni.-iim'-r*
■^it in Ml DiitricU
Enable 10,000 Vofcn
Enrolled u Qtullf]
\pril 2M l'riin;irii...
Not
f..i
Starting Monday March 23. anil
covering a three-week period,
county commissioners vll]
ll polling places through-out
the oount) bo JN inn
than 10.000 voters not enrolled in
v to qualify for the pn-
■ .'tt ton.
It will be the last oaai
Bod to R"l thrlt
'he registry books in time
Iierinlt ihem to cast a ballot on
April 28.
mgs
All candidates are urged to come
in and l«">k M tin ir eai-cla before
DJBM
Vn TIMV SUnd
Tills Week I < 1 Week
1 Tlien ,» Oattl *
re LouLse Blair 10
OgdRMTH 2
4 Earl DlJenno 5
5. Etlgcnt Olvrn 1
6. Barbara Wodarskl *
7. Th'-' •
8 Joanne Ingram .
9 Bruce Campbell Spragg . 18
10 Philip Matheson ■■ .12
11 Shirley Rein 9
12 Bobby Htltner 7
13 Earl Donald Bill 15
14 Bobby Dempsey 1*
IS, Jane Keyser ... . U
10 Barbara Hansel! 11
17 Alire Kathleen Thomas . 17
18. Bobby Qulgg 16
19 Barbara Dllks 33
20 Elizabeth Ramsey 32
I*olice in New
Uniforms at Ball
The new uniforms recently d<"
' ■ , 111 »>",;,:.,., Who W
at the polls, the dattt and '
_ — , , at Ml P"Hee Ball to
March 23 Lower Merlon|t)<1 fcU|^ tcxitadrxl in I
towi ip building. 7 30 to BJO P m baUraom of the Knighl ol Oolum-
March 24. Consnoh
'.all. 7 30 to 831) p m Burgess John D. Hsu;
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> building 730 to 8 30 p tan win lead ■:
Ridgwav. March 31. Ablngton n»arch. whleh win ofBciaUl
March 31 I
borough hall 730 to 830 p. m. | ■ueuibrrs
Ridgway. April 2. JenknitOf ■ will fullow.
follows: President. William
ball, 7.30 to 830 p in
Moreland
Ip bulldinu 7 SO to 830 p
Potter. April B. Norrlst
able action In ejectment
property at 449 West Tenth ave-nue,
Conshohocken.
STIDENTS ATTEND COIRT
Students from Radnor High
School attended the court leiiton
. b| Judge PxTaftghower
Frank Watf^n and William Watson
of Cold Point.
N \MI HDXOKAHV I'RESinFNT
aai aaaH, aai $n«
nouneed
The terrain of the Plymouth
township farm, according to offi-cials.
Is Ideally suited for tank
Alphonse Santangelo. of maneuvers
The farm is equipped with a
Ridgway. Bet ha-. knot,
Ross O Rile. Norrlstown R. D 3: [Hal! 7 30 to 8 30 p m
treasurer. Invir. Drrstlnc. Hatflcld potter, April 15, Ol -
R. D. The selection of secretarylho < p m.
was deferred, two names were men \> ■,< ., . April 8. Pottstown bor-tiomd
those of R Clyde Krau- fjQ u> 830 p m
April 9. Ambler borough
Joseph Shoemaker. Upper Merlon.
The delegates went to luncheon
at the Rambo House at 12.30. At
this afternoon's session a number
of addresses »nr made.
KKnlllf KIIIIOI) MEETS
TOMORROW
.mioraryj
this morning The pupils were wel-; president of the SB Cosmos and I stone house and barn
corned with a few remarks by the Damlan lodge at a meeting Tues The purchase price
Jurist. I day at their headquarters. ' nounced as $0,500.
aai in>
The Brotherhood of St Andrew
will meet tomorrow night at 9. fol-lowing
the Lenten service at Cstl-
.ary P E. church.
local rUm. I furnUh
spirited n | as feat-her
Bands
and Johnny Sm«|] vocallxta An sm-pufyuu
■ysstm hs« wen pUced in
IOW the iiiunte to all cor-ners
of '.
The rale of tukrUt indicatcR a ca-
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town gureta will
pected. and numerous former resi-dent*
will he among the Kiiestn
- Police Francis Blake nnd
i. .isiiiiLiIek Waltsr
Pnipp*. Harry Stiear and Frank 8t«-
lotW form the niiiuiiMtee in < hui«e
of arrangemtnta for the ball
Pour stubxtitute pollc*' officers
will be swom in for duty, during
DlMOfRATS MEET TOMORRM"
hall The substitutes will be
The Conshohocken In m-Hrati Walter Pop--. William Donovan.
Club will meet tomorrow night at: Samuel De Turo and Oeorge Mur-
8.15 in the Moose hall. I phy.
hall. 730 to 830 p m
Ridgwav. April 13. Lansdale bor-ough
hall 730 to 830 p m
Ridtiway, April 14 Sou !
ough hall 730 to H p in
Ridgway. April 14. Telford bor-ousth
hall. 8 15 to 9 p m
M.irl
Iwlll remain open until 10 o'clock
■ i iniiK lo accommodate
■
Ihelt favortte baby
uuuilar .of .crert*
its are given U|»HI tlie in< nhanl
ipons and upon Milist'tiption pay-aaati
no coupons or Mibsrrip-tlons
will be given the lout to-one
t- unt il tuiui d In Mond
Ing. March 23rd They IUUAI be
turned m Saturday. March 21st,
Headed Straight for Port
The home port where their car-
. NS will be traded in for
■ |
I be reached April 4th tin ■'
. <¥e. ^C5 the Uxt ship will drop anchor And
esl cargo of votes in its race In
search or th- m. will be it.
and crown= the "Pavoilt' '
t the ronununlt] who
rating with the conxfuv
ECOHDER in
this Shower of Cash Favorite Baby
Election have had to send out
SOS calls for addn-coupons
so as to rm*ei evei -Increi
:!i« d.iiatnds of i ll
aunlty who an'
coupons due tliem with
I thi'ir purchases
j Tlie RECORDER In giving addl-
Uonal votes to the baby nomtm
for the payment of subscriptions
I has been the means of weighing
, down many a baby's cargo as he
sails on toward the Loving Cup
| filled to the brim with the honor
land glory that await.-, the Favorite
or she rrnsses the finish
Who wouldn t get out nnd tax*
l ...on by Uie horn- for a
I bright-eyed ymmgsi-T maybe your
own. but perhaps onl] Die bright
j spot In another home near you.
nt in a distant ■
ngyf
g ever see a baby suffering
■ you never did and yoa
nevei will They're not constructed
thai way hies.-. ih> Ir hap
and they even make tt difficult Tor
others to feel blue when around
llieni
And that's perhaps the best rea-son
for lite sustained keen IriLerait
in the effort of Uie RECORDER
and the Community's enln'prtslng
merchants to select the FavortM
Baby from out of the ninny in the
running for the tasting honor and
i crlitl benefits.
made recently to gain leading posi-tlona
has encouraged others thll
week to declare thnHigh their cam-paign
managers" that they are In
the election to win and thai (hey
i gp 11 the titular hon
niaitiiini-ent Loving Cup with the
i ne engraved i hereone,
and the cash award winch offem a
bright future with an unbreakable
Every baby In this election Is u
sweet as the milk of human kind-ness
upon whleh he sails his tiny
crmfl and 'tis the set of the salto
and not the gales that oVternitnM
wheie he goes.
M * • today count for serious
wink Get out and electioneer for
your favorite baby and make It a
-landslide'' for your favored one.
photo by n
BRl't 1 I VM1HI 1 I ^'.'It \«.(.
<.ulph Mitla
nnd one-ndidate
Is Bruer
Spragg, son of Mrs Kathennr
: Culpli Mill-- I
the nice to win and there is no
r lie rould well uphold
1.1 PaWOI lie nl '
nniiiiiv tr he were lo be chosen. He
a doing b " Ihe UUe
and has etilL'!. d pHnt] ol taUptfl
to his cause Bruce has sparkling
■ad light hair ami a win-ning
way that will make many
i "regular
feller and tak's ke«Ml delight In
helping his mother In her grocery
grandparents. Mr and
.nn A SpragR, Gulph
II KilgM-r
Manoa. are tafy much Interest'd in
his campaign and an' striving earn-estly
to praami him arttti
and the title
I MIMI S IV THE SHOWEH OF CASH I-'OR
(iiMMiMivs FAVORITE minis
\-h Tnr "Uatu \dle»" when inaklnc purchase* at (he cu-uperallng
-l,»r- itail n.le rath dm fgfl WO. t.mtrlte habv. The tialliri IHW nl
ll.illiii lie nli|ii:iiter-. 41 111 latetle Htrrrl. will IH- iipenri) em Ii MIIM-
.i II .mi MM ratai eawateg f« pahMexillan >*ee t« H thai yaw fSTSf*
llr MX a t'uxl rr|iri*-niiiiilim fur iht tiesl itilr tmitil The name* tit Ihe
Ituhlri rnleretl »i. tar u|i|irur hrlnn. 1 hr ennillfiirtil IHHII.-. are open
for mure ftilrle- Make \mir- tudav
It ili.t'- Nnine I'.in in \;ttnr Adtlrea*
CONSHOHOCKEN
nt.Ain I.Ot'lSF ORArr-Mr and Mr. Fllnn Blnlr ... 104 Eaat 8th Avenue
niJKNNn i l Mm Earle DlJenno 138 Maple Street
OARNFTT. BKNJAMfN —Mr nnd Mm Benjamin Garnetl 108 Bast 8th Ave.
OALIE. THr'HFPA Mr mid Mm Nazareth Oalie 302 W Elm 8t
■ r I.OY- Mr, and Mrs Samuel Hlttnrr 211 Hnrry Bt.
HENNESSEY, THKltESA—Mr and Mrs. L L Henfieiuiey ..424 W loth Ave.
INCillAM. JtiANNF Mr nnd Mra J Ingram 114 Harry Street
JACKS' ' r'DNA MAE Mr and Mrs Wnlter Jackson B20 Harry Bt.
KEiSf !ANE Mr and Mr» John Keyter 838 Old Elm Btn-et
Ql u < TiiiY Mr and Mm Nelson Qulgg «0I Fayetle Htreet
REIFF tLKT JEAN Mr and Mm Normnn ft' ' 112 E 10th Ave.
and Mrr Joa. "1.. .na* 134 F 8th Are.
■.MI KilARD- Mr and Mm Frank Welwr HO Harry Street
Mi. and Mm. Warrm White Ih.t.ir HiieeB
WEST CONSHOHOCKEN
I.UKENS IXJIOKKS MARIE- Mr and Mrs Allan I.nken* .. Rebel Hill Rd.
WODARHKI nAHBARA Mr and Mm Edward Wodarskl ..300 Crawford Av,
001 D POINT
■ MART L Mr and Mrs Samuel J. Betham Butter Pike
MATHKSON PHILLIP. JR.—Mr and Mm. Philip C Malheaon Butler Pike
HARMONvn I I
. i if JANICE Mr mui Mrn Jnmre Carpenter ... .IMS Butler Plka
DEMPSEY. BOBBY Mr nnd Mm John Dempaey Cam Lnns
REESE. JOA1 Mm Jnhn Rerne 2000 But IT Pike
BLAVIN EMMA JANE Mr nnd Mr* Allen Slavln Ilnlxr Pike
TARBUTTON. NANCY JANE Mr and Mm. Victor Tsrbutton 1848 Builn I'lc.
R VMtH'TH MEETINO
HANSFI.I. BARBARA ANN Mr and Mm Earl Hansel) . C.ermantown Pike
HMUNO MILL
niVEN, EUOENIA LEE- Mr nnd Mm Myron Oiven Barren Hill Koad
<-,fi ra MII i.s
DAVIS 9TJ1 I I>av1a
rEHRIER. MARY .IANE--Mf and Mra. Edward Ferrler
Mi'Ul'HY ARDfTR Mi and Mra Carl Murphy in Balligomlngn Road
RAMSEY. ALICE Mr and Mrs Madlnon Ramsey
BPRAOC M" - i M" Knt'-erlne t >
bluNL DBBBA I Bt Mr and Mrs. Kelly Stone
REBEL HILL
Mr and Mm Robt Allen Bellefonte av A Rebel Hill rr\
nil KM BAKHAMA Mr and Mm Oscar Dtlka
and Mrc. Wlllla< i fuunscy . Dcn*k*u Avenue
"\MK8 Mr. and Mra. Raymond 81 -e
BARREN Hit
APEL THEI.MA Mr snd Mm William Apel Oermantown PlkO
ABTf.E PBABaOM- Mr and Mm Pearson Aslle Chestnut Btreel
till l BABXI Mr and Mm John M Bill. Jr Oermantown Pike
II ii Mm frank tniingcr
Ml KM! I I HHIHIEY JEAN Mr. & Mra. Edgar E. Mitchell ...Church Rnad
HU'Ill HAROLD Mr hint Mm Harold McCtun Ridge Pike
MARBLE MALL
ALLEN DANIEL C Mr snd Mm Chas W Allen Oermsrtown Pike
HANbfcU.. JOHN Mr *nd Mrs. John Hansel! Uenuantowu Pike