The Conshohocken Recorder, June 30, 1936

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Remove Boys
ToNew Home
For Orphan
CONSHOHIH:KI;N, r.v, n ESDAY, JI M: SO, ifS6 PHIt I : TWO rf.NTS
Si. Mar\"- Orphiiiutf!*- Ttkm
I *, i ^ ~*— j« > 11 of Peuattiau
ili'iiu in \IIIIIUT
HUM K FOR l. I K IS
Mav I
Jury Holds
Motorist For
Man's Death
W.-i Side Property
Cunwrt.-tt Inl.i BotBC
lor Oil Fafci
St Mary's Orphanage. West
Conshohocken. closed its doors as
un orphanage for rhlldren of Pol-ish
extraction Sunday when the
sixty boy inmates were removed 10
the palatial new home of the or-phanage
In Ambler, the former es-tate
of Dr Mattison of the firm of
Keasbv and Mattison.
The new property, which will
continue under the auspice? of the
Order of the Holy Family of Na*- Wtnilli h •lllll \
areth. who founded St Mary's Or- tHIHUI! 1 ClIIUl »
phannge a quarter of a century
ago win hmetkM in in UM name
of St. Mary"s Home. Instead or or-phanage,
and will accept girls as]
well as boys. This change waa
made by permission of Dennis I . .
rnr.im-.i Dougherty Arahbaahaa 'if Dc r.-iiiliinl- ul Hobeii ami
the Catholic Archdiocese of Phlla-.
dolphin Heretofore, only boys were
accepted
The West Conshohocken pnfjgft|
mav jpen In the near future as anj
Old Polks Home for aged persons
of Polish birth or extraction, also,
under the auspices of the Order of
the Holy Family of Nazareth. If
|ii.|ii.M lulu Death .if Pedes-trian
Kill..I h\ M..hir Car.
— Mtiturift IV-tiiit*
■ \ I l.KD TO STOP
Poli. email Tetttte* In Arre-1.
Say* Arrii-.-.l Vihiiillcl
Hilling Man
Albert Lear, of Willow
uclil lor tin- Kiand jury
Christ 'Swedes' Church Observes Mi'rion Mills
176th Anniversary Shirts Cloth
of the have u mure regular standard o( th - . Department
tti»r* of llni 'han other eounttlM Iti Lbii :
connection h* assorted a great deal |
of knowledge ruuld be obUIf ■
re for the betterment "'
, i loni
The nervier ww }■ i
organ prelude by M1M M«
nett org»r.
who alao played the pro
h>mn M UM *"h the
proreacion front the rem
E Bright carrying the ri»g of ihel
foiled State* and Wnviie Pink Bar-1
rylng the Swedish Rag
After the regular srrucea, during
ected It tit I which a nim.i
i -. 'he vested choir, a awea i
g the service ataried .*«-nded the congregation and Rev j
Orove 'ihe^vere electrical .torn, wh.ch Mr Ro«k by the re. I
: thta section Sunday morning Hart Umb. Jr
t difficult at time* to The Swedish flag carried
The 17«th anniversary
founding by early Swedish
..itch. Old Swede* Kptsco-
■ .at is now River road in
Upptr Merlon lownahlp. waa obaerved
with highly ■ignlflcant and impres-sive
services Sunday morning
| The aervlce. at which I
Cruig Roak. rector of Olorla Dei tOld
Swedes i church. Philadelphia the
r.ureh of Chrlat Swede.
sburcb, delivered the *j
sermon waa attended by a Wkrnng
that taxed the capacity of the .piaim
edifice which liea Juai off the bank*
of the Bchuyiklll river on the
where SwrdlMt plonaer
1700
Wea4 Side Yen Mill U<l-
Weaving «.i High Grade
Cloth to Iti 1'r.ulii. t-
WtlKM K>
on the charge, of invo.uniary man- hear par*^gag^^l*"" BTJ C|«3
slaughtt-l and failuie U» stop afU-r go ((w> nlMorlc alK|,incanrr attached lore the countries separated in 190ft hockrn. with
■ in the case of the death IO ll)(, cnUrch which waa
■ it Juiiu-s Brandrlck. of Swedesboro. gaoa before the American nation i
N J by a jury after an inquest founded
conducted by Coroner Ruahong.
that
Hold I {.'union
I v.lin Smith Mf.l ul U eel
Side Moult-. Dtd (>fii
irr-. Supper Served on
I .awn.
atom
—--The flag waa preaented to the church
J IS 1876. by Prince Oscar Sweden
In addition to member^ of
He dealt mainly with the general giegatlon in attendm .
„„ ireud ol the day dwelling on the persona from out ol town mum «
Brandrtck wl;o had been working Bwpdl,h lnnuenc« throughout the them fiom diaunt polnla who aa*M»d
on a farm in Hnr-.ham was killedjct... the annual annivrraary
while walking along Moreland Ave- He pointed out that Bweden ha» large number of the visitors are for
Un JUM H bv U nulo-'n.ver known bread line, or extreme
mobile driven by Lear. ] C^U
Lear. then, according to Lhe tes- f_ __
timonv. fled from the scene of tfai
accident and was later stopped by
Corporal Engle of the SUte High-:
way patrol on the Waston road be-
■au.se he had only one light burning
and the oflaM noticed that the
other was broken.
Lear, then according to the po-tties*
plans materialize, the home
will be the nr:>t of its kind In Uie
archdiocese and the only one.
At present, the former Si Marys
Orpharage will be used as head
Thomas Snath. 115 Fayetu-street,
won distinction as the senior
family member present at the
fourth annual reunion of the de-scendants
of Robert and Lydia
Smilli. held on Sunday at Hi. baWM
of Hugh Adams. 142 Moir avenue.
quarter* for Sisters of the Holy!West Conshohocken Little Nancy
Family of Nazareth who are en-1 Jane Weldle. daughter of Mr and
rolled" In summer courses at Villa- Mr- Raff* Weldle of East Ninth
nova College Sixteen will oe
housed there for lhe next six
weeks. Nothing will be done to-ward
conversion of the property
into an Old Folks' Home during
that time, it is «gp* etod
At the Ambler home, tb* QUmbaT
avenue, proved the youngest. She
Is eight imiiiLivs old, and a great.
great granddaughter of the found-ers
of the family group.
Miss Helen RlgR. daughter of
Calvin Rlgg. .Vest Conshohocken
Do] director, had the distinction
chlVdre'n'wili now be increased|of coming tht longest distance to
from the present 60. to approxl-lbc INMlll H.r home Is In Har-mately
100, an official of the orderirisburg H.r motl..-r was the laU-told
the RECORPER today The Helen McDowell Rlgg.
main building will be used as tha
boW dormitory, another building
will house the girls, and the large
garages will serve as schoolroom*.
A gymnasium and auditorium are
included In the equipment, and a
lake of considerable .size, graduat-ing
to a depth of twenty feet In
the middle, will provide aquatic
sporta
•We removed the boy.i Sunday,
and when we reached there took
the boys on a tour of inspection
through the entire estate They
were so overcome with Its size and
beauty, they could hardly speak,"
an adult who accompanied the
group Sunday, reported The trip
was made by bus
The new home has long been one
of the showplares of Montgomery
County The home will be official-ly
opened September 13. when Car-dinal
Dougherty will dedicate It at
impressive ceremonies The St.
Marys Home Boys- Band instruct-ed
by a member of the faculty of
Slaters of the Holy Family Acad-emy
at Torresdale. will play at the
event.
Later, it Is planned to Introduce
a high school course at the home,
including manual training subjects.
so that the students may be re-tained
there until they are ready-to
make their way for themselves.
The minimum acceptance age Is
two years.
St. Mary's Orphanage was begun
twenty five years ago, with a hand>
ful of children It flll.-d a long
felt need among the great number
of Polish Inhabitants In the Phlla
delphia area. Steadily, the number
of children Increased, until
present capacity, 80, was reached
some years ago
When that number was reached,
the Order had to refuse any fur-ther
applicants The need of a
larger space, and an advantageous
offer on the Ambler property
spired the purchase.
Places for Younjf
Men in CCC Camps
but whi
n.iidrntN of Upper Merlin
ntry with J acendatitB of pioneer Upper
me people' people
Leg Broken in S.S. To Hold
Auto Accident
liceman. admitted that he had gjr Sj | y |h $lrurk |,v
struck a man. and ran away «<• "
Charles S. Peacock of Florence.
N. .*. w»s elected president of the
m intion for tli.' coming
fiscal year; Mrs Hugh Adams, at
whose home the reunion was stag-ed,
was chosen vice president: Mrs.
Daniel Hlltner of this borough, sec-retary:
Miss Venia Adams. West
Conslioliockcti treasurer and Mrs.
Hurry Slirecve.s of Florence, N. J.
Robert Peacock, assist-ant
attorney general of New Jersey
and a prosecutor In the famous
Lindbergh kidnapping case. Is a
member of the family group. A
letter of regret at his inability to
be present at the West Consho-hocken
reunion, was read Regrets
were sent also by the family of Mrs.
.'hcrland. who 1* seriously
:ii ni ran borna in Otnejr.
bouquet of flowers It was de-cided
will be sent by the members
of the family group to Mrs suth-rland
A tribute by the entire group was
paid the memorv of the late Mrs.
Wllh' It Baldwin of this borough,
former Miss Annn Smith, a
daughter of Thomas Smith, who
passed away suddenly In May. She
was an active member of the asso-ciation.
The family historian
corded one birth during the ftaT,
that of Nancy Weldle.
Owing to the storm, dinner was
served Indoors but the supper was
enjoyed beneath the shade trees on
the Adams lawn Officers of the
family association took charge of
arrangements for the annual
meeting.
The reunion will be held next
year at Florence. N. J.
said that he had subsequently r»-
covered possession of himself and,
at the time he was stopped, was on I
hid way to Abingion Hospital to
■ag rate the man was and was then
going to Wlllo* Orove to report to'
the police.
According to the policeman Learlp^j „t|Wt West
ild that he had been confused by j
the lights of an approaching carl
and was only about five feet from
the man when he struck him
Joseph McDermott. of Philadel-phia,
driver of the car going In the
opposite direction, heard the> crash
stopped and stood by the body until
help airiud
Edward Flelsch, to whose mother,
living in Willow Grove, the
longed, said he was riding on
front seat, a.slt*cp and did not know
a man had been struck until Lear
told him about tt when the car
stopped at the entrance of Easton
Road.
i'a--ing, Car. — Taken to
l*li\-i. inn.- Former Rest
deBt'l <-ar Kim- Down
Official.
Alexander MacMuIlen, H M
Conshohocken,
as struck bv an automobile driven
by Percy H Wilson, Jr. Yellow
Spring road, Paoli, shortly after 10
Sunday night The accident occur-red
at Ford and Church streets
Wilson immediately stopped his
car and took the Injured youth to
the office of a local physician where
it was learned his Injuries conslst-
^ ,ed of :» fractured left leg, a badly
• thl l bruised right leg. bruises about the
'body and a head injury Re was la-ter
removed to his home where he!
is stilt confined to bed.
Wilson reported the accident to
Union Picnic
I.n.iil >tiinl;i\ S.-IIO.IU to Pie*
ni.' Sniur.la\ ,ii Memorial
Park. Bpedal Ir.-m I
Pupil Program of
Sporta.
Final arrangement* for '
picnic to be held at Memorial Park.
Schwenksville on Saturday JuK
11, were completed last eveninn ;il
a meeting of a committee rninpru-
Ing the .superintendent of each
achtwl held at the II
church The outing Is being luld
under the auspices o| the Conslm
hocken Sabbath School Union
Each school Is making arrange
' the transportation of Ifc
member;, ttthff by private ma
i him- or bus if necessary Any
individual not connected with anv
of Uie schools may arrange
transportation by bus. bv nonivm
the
h M fnritne superintendent or any of ttM
police and was "5'° '?!'schools not later than Sunday. Jnl"
hearing before Magistrate^; ^0 arrangement can be mad<
\lnv:„„ p;„*,„.tto nt 'afinnlB. of West Conshohocken. y«,-]a(u,r thBt nal(.
itlOVIIIg I ICtlireS Ol ,,.„]„%■ morning he was charged with1
by
buses and private machines
UH1"'""" —' ~* . U»ea III 11 ilIlt|)UI UIIK INI" "11 "in
automobile He was released under !of alJ tne schools, will form a
— . HOOO ball for a further hearing on
Potato growers of Montgomery■ p^ wn|nr
County will meet toniorrow evening; Yu MacMuIlen. In company
show and explain four reels of mov-
Laundry Cared For
In Sanitary Manner
The Conshohocken Laundry, lo-cal
outlet for the Norristown Laun
dry, presents In the advertising col-umns
here today, a photograph of
the Norrts Laundry building where
laundrv handled by the Consho
hocken Laundry Is beautlfulh
washed, packed and delivered. This
photograph Is shown to Indicate to
its hundreds of customers, and to
prospective customers in tnts com
mtinity. the type of place where
their laundry is taken care of Com-poltely
fanitary. scrupulously clean,
bathed in fresh air and sunshine.
laundry done at the Norrls Laun-dry
through Uie Conshohocken
Laundry. Is sure to promote th
health and comfort of its patrons
More young men will be accepted
by the Civilian Conservation Corps
between July 1st and 15th Those
to be rhosen will have to meet the
same requirements as previously
They are to be boys with depend-ent*
whose families are receiving
relief, or. In the case of very large
families, there may be some one
working on WPA They are to be
between 17 and 28 years of age.
single, physically well, and with no
criminal record Boys can now stay
indefinitely with possibilities of anj .
advancement to 145.00 per month to I*"""1 Officer Walter Phipps re.
the rank or a leader, or 43500 furlntimcd his duties last night -furr
the rank of an assistant leader. rnjoylng a weeks vacation. OfHcer
Only fifteen boys may be sent ■ Stalone is enjoying a vacation this
from Bucks and Montgomery Cnun- week from his duties
ties, ten of these are to be white]
and five colored Applications are. 'Look me up sometime Here*
being received by the Emergency my address."
Relief at the Park House on Men- Do you live kind of close?"
day. July 6th and 13th. between' "Well no one has ever accused me
POLICE VACATIONS
as the
torcade on Fourth gvattOg between
Fayette and Harry street and will
Line ;it 1 30 p m
All pupils of the Dally Vacation
Bible School now being conducted
under the auspices of the Union,
park that dav of the picnic
The pavilion for supper and the
use of the baseball diamond is be-nt
Front and Ford street*
amonir MonSo^rS CoiSTlv „„»" I M.cMullcn .ncl knocked him to the have . perfect ■
»cre» ot pouto» on hli turn. In »"r»ct«l to the scene, uslsted Ln
Ohio and ill ot hl» need utock l» pl»cln« the Injured youth in lhe
raised on a farm in Potter County! Wilson machine ,
■Mat ta recently purchm»-d for! Wlu»n stopped his car at Bm In. rMer»ed by he park manaw
thk purpose. and PMyette street and summoned [ ment for the use of the local
Dr E L- Nixon of Pennsylvania,Officer 8near to accompany him to schools
SUte College will give an address'the doctor's office Officer Ruth. of. ,
on some of the newer developments! West Conshohocken. followed the KeCeiVeS AWilrflS ill
IxTiainina to potato .rowing Wli.son car in another automobile . __„^i M,..*:,, Dtw.il.il
All potato growers of the county! I'nder sheriff Kilted Annual l*IUMl III! ll.II
are Invited to the meeting. ] Joseph olbson. 67. under sheriff.
of Oloucester county. N J . waa Betty Oraln and Vemon Ootwal
killed by an automobile driven by]were awarded progress prizes a
Mi.hael P Donnelly. Esq. former the annual piano recllnl of the pu
ReaClleS GOal well-known West conshohocken|PlU of Miss Marion Neville, Sat
resident, and solicitor In the office
Approximately M500 has been of 8herlff Hamilton. Philadelphia
collected In Uie hospital drive, be-iat Mays Landing on Sunday The
in. concluded hare now I accident occurred as Gibson -'
Hospital Drive
NYA Classes
Vppeal Vo
Number Here
MIN live Chiltlrea I'n-ill.-.
l. < Li-.-. Rec-reational
\. liviii.'-
i i \ -I I'. \- H VN .11 R7 \h
PoUsfa People
To Raise Flag
i: \ r l K T
M.i.Inn.rv «.f Hoat MuJillII
Type. Vn\* M.ikiiifi
S;iril|>l«-
A Merlaf ilepimment is being
MU the ■' " !l,t' Hat*
.ix-r-i.tuin t' will
be In full operaUm bv A
new department will com-prise
forty-.'iftlit modern aoMBMtta
■
already been installed ready
operation in latl a numln I
U iiLikmn up an
trade
.mention of tb
!^niifacture a Hi
.lent of weavers has avl- -
iv.niv ben started Mun*
are belliB intei - '
,. ii day but eoi
difficulty is beinu BfteOOB
■ ;: ■
Bets
B Purdy nnimger of tin-mill.
staU*.t ■ 'I" "P-eiiintt
of the new .lepin imeiit will n, ,|l(, |an,,,,t m logaj po
sme in ItMll DUI ■■ Cr ™c
output of the spinning ilepmtnniil H (" Cliiirch an lb" OOawaWailtja
He is also of the opinion that : ifpoa*
plant will attmit ■ BtanbaT of DM , hl, ,„,!,, o[ ,,u.(.i |M,nted white.
to the borough because Bj ,, (>, ?4 fn% ,Q
fact that the moat of H Btnttti ol, „st, UMna™ry^*
will In BTOUfbl hen from other Church whl
iM-en tmpouible to tuaJ
K.[ axel help who la -
in UM writ Tin
ii KM UWat mteiitiiin ul ■'ll,1-J
,.r.rii...n.- \X * 11 Be HeU
t liur. Ii I ..n^n^iilion.
\\.,* I,. Be Raised am 71-fi.
Pole. Judge t<- Spmk.
JuK Fourtfa !•* St M.irv'-
A hiinclMttne Aiiieiiiiiii fliiR, one
Bunwtl Holland Judge
man Count* Orphans
•rheVrlon Worst., W *g£
"VU«"WI»I 3 Saturday afternoon
H the lineal grade of yarn .,.,,, ,,, lhl
UfhlH lhl aatftvtm 'tepurtroeni. at
■ d upon an
fiiihirdav ■ I ,.|
oburob. will open UM program with
Kreetin,' nhige. Rev.
urday night at Calvary parish
houae. Vemon Ootwals, Claire
Rabin. Margaret Miller Betty
Oraln and Clifton Woodward re-ceived
attendance awards and
Betty Oraln, Vemon Ootwaln.
Eileen Fluck and Norma Rein,
mrmoriElng priees.
Leon Ratoakey. 117 Fayette utreet.
baritone, was guest vocalist, and
Mrs Mary P Wlnterbottom. Nor-ristown.
Klle^t pianKt *l
in two-piano numbers with afJei
Nrville Pupils participating were
The last week's total of $4212.12. had parked his car by the roadside
this week was added a contxlbu-icroased Black Home ptke to get a
tkn of 1300 from the John Wood.drink of water
Manufacturing Company, collected, Mr Donnelly Immediately aur-through
A A Oarthwaite. chairman (rendered to the police and was re*
or industrial collections, and Mi leased in $5000 ball to await the
additional donation from local Po- outcome of a coroner's inqueat
lish residents, collected by Adam' Girl Hirgck by Oar
Hyllnskl. | Mlldre<] Miller ll. of Oerman-
Vlrtually all coi:.ctors have tum-( town pike near Chemical road.'^w'ormui James Campion Nor
ed in their complete returns One Plymouth Meeting, is a patient in man faln Cnfton Woodward. Ver-committee.
yet to turn In Its col-; Riverview hospital, suffering with no|l rjotwab Claire Rabin. Eileen
lections, w expected to make final brush burns, minor lacerations and pjuck /\my jrtn willwii, Margaret
returns within a few days Money I possible internal Injurlea. as the Miller. MaryLawson. MnryBlnnclie
collected will be divided among; result of being struck by an auto- William Perrter Jean Davis.
Bryn Mawr. Chestnut Hill and! mobile on Oermantown ptke neari
Montgomery hospitals, for the caref her home, at t»30 this morning. m*„—._..J„l C/,rv>pa
of needy ill here The automobile was driven by! memorial DVsvasw
]Carl P Beary. 38. of 15640 spraguej
.-'i.ti>rt'iii..'fl On street, Oermantown Beary imme-l Memorial services honoring the
I -ll it i i.tint ti *_MI 'diately took the girl to the hospital, members of Washington Camp No
25th Anniversary, and reported the accident to SUte: 121 Patriotic Order Sous of
Patrolman J J Culp Beary told America, who died during the past
u- .nri Mr. r.*nr*i- w«nkitn ' &* patrolman that the girl ran'yw were held Sunday morning at
entertainedldlrw,Uv ln lne V*lh of hla """-'the Uethodiat church, w.th an
In'rrom behind a produce truck. He appropriate nrocram
, waa released. ] Rev Richard B Wells, pastor of
Injareit In I. I ! the church took for the subject
a new departure, thr l. . kl rector of
It l« only re-opening of ,, R c church. Swede-rmrlment
When th,- mill was ' , fin)r.
■;"> piaoad in ' 4 A TUnaflaVwakt, Philadelphia
tne i.ne Qcorie BttDoek Ln latl . d«g, will
ci.itii m one ot tha lanji raWni while
duct.-. Then- wer< .1 hone nUmbM ,,,., -ihorkrn
of looms In operation and many ot p,,v, 11,74 Velernns or Ftoelgn
■ nt day resider' ,|„le
paoywd 1. ■ ■ 1 lone D Hampton win
Many years ago bOwwW we.niii«',Mj(1 bUgfl Mrs M
was discontinued and the loom* dis- A Tooiaaxewaai. wll
mantled and sold will also spenk Adum Hvim--kl
Oeorge Buii.wk who belli ihe nun prominenl raambn "t UM congre-ntad
1 imtte wiKiieii mil) In.uiition. win ad ■ 1
Balligo. now ocriipi. d bv the fllas,s- niouie' ul tin in.; '
lne Paper Company Thr com]>;u 'iibinski and OwDOWtfi
at that time operated most or II h pupil-, of Uv
.. M , rnniaril rjedawa, ft
JIB used for armv untformi ichool will ■ decln-
Or. 1
win apaaft, «J
I ney Leonanl n■
post
iiepuiv attorney gagigral
■■ and Pinkos Or-
■ 11 pig] national airs 01
.md Poland.
At UM praMhawor ol 'he flag nata-
IUOO wi'i Join in
a picnic In the rear garden. Dane
lug will be a feature
All societies and organr.
si Mar] it 0 Church, both
man's and woun 11
pate In UM flag-raising.
Obituary
Oermantown pike, were
UM 1' « «"rnr
honor of their 25th wedding anni-foliowed
* ymnm« ana^mustc Re-'t H»ToW Oraham. of church roaal, of" his" sermon for ttM
rreshments were served at a table| Barren Hill, together with Owen -Honoring Our Dead" Special mu-attractively
decorated with cut Brown, of Westbury. N Y. were 5tc waJ( 8ung by tn,. ,
flowers and sUver decoratlont A'"»Jur*d in an automobile accident g^ membcrs of the camp died
large wedding cake formed the! Sunday afternoon at Ea*tport L I.jdlirtng the year, as fottoi
centerpiece The guests Included where Graham had gone with s Campbeil William H Pamous,
Mr and Mrs William Wilson. Mr Brown, by motor, rollowing the,w„llam P wiiront:. H I Scatter-good.
Edward O T Davis and
Hmrv n ramphell
The members of th.* earnp attend-and
Mrs W C Buchanan, and visit of Brown at the Graham home
daughter Betty, of Barren Hill, Mr. here. Friday and Saturday
and Mrs William Buchanan and Graham suiltred lacerations
sons of Rojrborough, Mr. and Mrs the face above the left eye and on^ thf MTVlc<1 ,n a b^jy
Augustus Carver. Chestnut Hlll.lthe upper lip Brown received a
Mrs Laura McKenna. Trenton. N.'gaah on the forehead Graham and
J and Miss Laura Wankiin I Brown were returning to Westbury.
when the car in which they were
HELD FOR COURT | riding skidded on a wet road and
\lr \|;ITV II I reilrrlik
Mrs Mary Bn«<- Kredrrirk IB. wife
ot Michael ad Saturday
ai bar boaaa. $M wwi Tenth avenue,
rollowing a protruded Uln<-M from
complication!
Deceaited. the daughter of the late
John nnd Julia Campbell Bowe. wan
born In Wwt Conahohockefi whan
Hlie resided until her marriage SIIP
■mended 8t Oertrudea achool and
had a wide clrrlt ol MettM
BeniitM her huibiiiid "he la survived
by a brother. John, and a slater.
Rlls. both of West Cvnnhnli.Tkrii
Tha funeral will be held from bat
lute home tomorrow morning at 0
Solemn requiem mass will be e.li-brated
In Bt Matthews church at 10
Interment will be made ut St Mat-
■
Mr*. Lmy Tmlg
Mrs Lucy Todd. g3. widow of
William Todd and mother or Mrs
William J. Smith, of this borough,
died last night at her home. 33U
East Fifteenth sin
had b-eti in in rMeltfa he the past
■
Mrs Todd will be remembered by
th. okk4 ra kfc ol - of ihe eommuna
ity, especially in WM Cunnhohock-an
when the family resided for
many years at WUson and Apple
Chester
more than forly years ago
She is survived bv five sons and
five daughters Edward. Joseph,
Charles, and Fred, all of Chester:
■ Springs:
■ :fe or Will:
140 West Sixth avenue this bor-ough;
Mrs Ellen HutaU M
old Cox. Mrs William J. Ferguson
and Mrs Alfred Child* ..II of
Chester 26 grandchildren, 4*. great
grandchildren and 5 great, great
grandchiltif
The funeial will be held from her
■noon, with
will be
made a! I
■
tl.e hours of 2 and 4 p
PICTURE POSTCARDS of Con-shohocken
views Reasonable RE-CORDER
offlre. Hector and Forrest
Phone 50—Advertisement.
of being extravagant."
"Does jour girl rrlend trouble
vou about the way she keeps ap-pointments?"
"Oh. ves She's always keeping
them with other men."
Michael Maawchetti. 17 210 West, hit
Fifth avenue, was committed to! home yesterday afternoon
jail without ball for court, when
arraigned before Magistrate Bob- Raatus. you all am
enrieth last evening on • jerious narrow-minded pusson ah knows.^
cham* preferred by Chief of Po*; "flay. bo. if yo'
lie- Blake, who arrest '
yesterday afternoon
BANS FIRI'WORK*
The oidlnance prohibiting the
^ ,_ile and use of rirework.s within
VjS^LS^t^^iJhi^ •»"««« Umlls •* * riBldly mo^1 already
enforced according to instructions1
\| CM). NX H Mi N
lim.- Julia Provkled f»r
I w. Iv«>. NX 01111111 tn
tddreei Gfeesf
an arventy-flet children
,-immunity ara
: federal N Y A emi
now beinu ' In 'hf MUT
H Wood Park Houae.
Begun in the winter on a modest
prog <m
has progreaaed with leaps
bounds, hen- Every day. new atu«
dents arc piirollmg for IU- varied
■ .mii.s .uid recreation-'
Sewing, dancing. n»
liik-s am
■1
■mong ihe NYA active'
ivquirement*
nil. NYA classes must be «
be -ommunlt) by a
liable orguni/nMon or group Oam-iiivuiB
wtu ■ m
Bryntyddn", near weal
nocken. has aponaoead
indei thr miapn ■
con hohocken Community Oenter
Mrs Frank H Wilson, wl
ui eaacuUv* aaci
,n Relief Association iauB it
r i.t acllvltlea, 1
oluntecr director ol the pra>Mt
Twelve local young women Imvi
Ided with part-lime em-ptoymenl
through the N Y A pro-feel
They are paid » weekly, fOJ
working In thr classes Miss Franoai
Mooncy. 114 Harry street, is hew*
laaaes. and thl
Um un lu.W- MUae
Anna Pruslnowski Emily Oetioaw*
Edna Friend. Jennie Vaglionl. BMBl
neraaa Amberg. afJaMM
ilia Prrseo Rita SanHaM
Jane Odell and Anna Denno Eac
ul uie*- Kin.-' IM undergm
instruction provided by tbc N Y 1
speaker Tharaday
Beginning Thursday i.fternoon 1
4. a sfiliea of livsrenctlve talka C
will bt launch*
irt House, as part of ti*
The lallu are open M
. nroUed in tne classes, en<j
ban
Mrs Ellrabe'h HunstK-rger head-
D) the FJmwood Prlvah
Bchool, Norristown. and wife 0
Byron K Hunaberger retiring prln'
< ipal of Ritl"tihnuse high school
■ n ind I'-unei piincipal 0
high school, will be th
apeakei Her topic is ■ Rl
.in,! K<- p 11 Job" An invitation I
ouni womet
1 to hear Mrs Hunsber.
ger
■The clahses are wonderful",
prominent reai(jenl of the bi>rougl
today told a RECORDER re^irter
could see how those j
people Ol HII ages and types respOn<
: taaas, II Mould more thai
IganfBM vno"
enlisted In
special nature study class taugt
by George Nyce. Jr.. an authorlt
in,t wood lore, and t
■ idv secure first,han
'hrough trips througt
elds and woodlands The]
HI mni paae this knowledge over t
'he puptU In thr NYA claaaai.
partici- Plan.s to Stop Sale
of Fireworks
Accepts Post
Joseph W Kafaos aon of Mr and
M, Mviuel ■' Kahce al )'«
Spring Mill itvemie left last eve-ning
(ui i 1 ■'' he has
accepted a position with '
■ad Manufactur-ing
department Of the East Pitts-burgh
plant.
Mi Kchoe is a graduate or Si
Matthew's High School and of
Vtllauova COUCRC where I
■ Science degree in
I !IHK
A family dinner party was held
last night at his bom* In
after which additional
Kiitli.-ied for an Informal pert)
RMilsTKATMIN l»AV
'"'I public M-IIOO! will 1
tomorrow and Thursday In UM of
Hubert C
■
lui'tiin- mni T-Vi'- U
■ i-h butli
..tea.
Son—I fell a* though
a friend in thr world
Father -What? Spent alt
rgadni
Sale or distribution of firework!
In Upper Merlon township will b.
prohibited by a township ordi
nance In i!t:i7 and thereafter ac<
rorditiK to M-riliment now exlsttn|
among township officials.
U the township had Mifflcleni
lime to pan an ordinance fa
1936 It |>osslbly would do so bu
lacking thi-. other means will bj
erti|ilnyed ui iire\entlng the sah
of the larger and admittedly dan-tfali
nanj
Until this year tovnaj
visors were not requested to tuki
iction of thiw kind but reoanU]
official notn. nt the . '•■n.lltioi
nccompanled by requests that ae
tlon be taken to prevent sale a
fireworks, has been received.
Stand* More Nameroua
Township roadside stands selhni
fireworks have become D
year than ever b* foni
K Shoemaker, pn
thr bnaii! Kid toda]
■It is too late now to takr actirj
for 1936. but I have every reaJOl
to believe an ordinance will b
ll year.''
Stand.'. In thr township whld
.sell the largr and more danger
orka win be atop
ped from 'his yean*.
1 \ Kins ar
tin Monday, torney'.* office will be asked
! issued to the police by Burgess John PERSONAL POST CARDS, your
the mast D Hampton this morning Any one OWT1 nime and addreas Imprinted f
knows" apprehended violating the ordinance.in colors, 200 for $1 at Uie RE-fc
little more will be proaecuted to the fullest ex-jCORDER, Hector and Forrest
lice"Bl.kV"who irrestad the youth|narrow-minded, yo' ears would be tent of the l.w^the burger* an-iPhone 50 or mail
'on the wrong aide of jo" hald." nounced this morning. I
1 •! 1 1 IBKASl it"" U
1
Julv and
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
it wll! ojvrate between the hours of
Wednesday and
[ran I until fi
The library will be closed all day
Saturday. July 4
SlrH.K Al, PATH Vf
bake action agamM them undi
1 ions of a state la<
mhiblf their sale."
added
LLTTKRS (.RANTLO
Letters of administration wet
'/ranted In the estate of Alice 1
- feel Brown, B24 East Hec- Server Norristown. who died Jun
or Mreet was admitted to River- 23 to Norman M. Server nephe«
-lew hospital 1 Value of estate, $1,000.