The Conshohocken Recorder, July 24, 1936

              <£lje Consljoljocken Ilecorfccr.
E-uhli-h.-il liM.'l. \.,. 6.V.8 CONSIIOHOCKEN, PA., HIIIIV1. It I \ 21, 1936 PRIIK: TWO CENTS
Democrats to
Name Leaders
For Districts
Governor'- I ...mniill.-r 1"
llaii.il. Sluli' I'alr.ill.ljM-i,,
\l< ■ I Tonight
OLD LINERS HIT
John Power- Slat.-il .1- < "II
Urt Man I'or llii- llnr-ullilli
I W.-l Siili-
Sues to Recover Voillll S«Mll to
$825 Damages
j Suit was biought in the office or' J ill I I Ol* . \ I l*l(*K.
the Proliionotui\ bv Attorney Hob-1
^I FI II II \»\ M(M\ 11i1l i• tI IIII
md Ha Mac-1
Mill-ii !■! hi.- b"rouah. against |
;„-"'— ' ■ l«r..U. ,..<r, ^ bC.iw.Sh
!, that the parent1- Month* J.iil Sentence. \i-
'" Sty larked fflMB mi Slr.W
^ tf!i In.- mother
■ id that on June 28. last, — ,,
ni Hi.- toteraecUon of Church and S 1 <M. r.
Ford sire, ts. WM Conshohot
an automobile drtven bv i | |M-f- ,,f ti Murliitli-- Trar-'d
ran into the 16 year-old vouth us ... ,, .
Mossing the street ItetSff «" "™ "T* '••""•—''
In I nl
Town (hit in IT to be To Give Itenefit I' o I i r r
Held August 19 For Orphans' Home
Annual Conshohocken Day will bt" Two outdoor oard partial will be,
held August 19 at Woodslde Park, held DMd Month in the Mary H
VI
Ptmeral Seek
Cluesto Slaver
BICTCIKS
I partial fracture oi ttM
1**11 leg and other injuries.
■
i wo Boyi
Motori-i Seal
John Sotak. 31 years i\,,
of! filed for approval or the court ofipect Avenue. Bridgeport, pleaded
,*'"' m lh,:iKuillv KKiuy to assaulting Catharine
At a meeting .! Oovernor Earle's
recently appotnh d "" -
fiw to handle Btate patronage and ^
«QMr flute matters in Montgomery1-HOQ for the youth, tha lattof nan DtOlacomo, 22. of MO Coatea street,
County. schtduled to De held to.no be paid to I '. .tmnal Bridgeport, and Was sentenced by
nlph:
ous sec!Ions will be chosen Thla Juaga Knight alowed the petl-m
learned Irom an aulhoriut:
source tin- morning
It also was learned from on au-thentic
source that John Powers.
JMP Qonshohocken Second Ward
Democratic chieftain, would be
a^^pdered seriously a.-
hocken.. contact man with the
(glbertui tonal job-dispensing quin-
W-The
place of the meeting was un-disclosed
!t..d James W Potter.
^HBt*r commissioner and nn-mb»*i
Of the eon refused 10
coRimini on possible plans.
Plans for selection of the section-al
representatives was the latest de-velopment
along the Democratic
war front fol'owlng Earle's dis-mantling
of the party's set-up In
this county. The governor'
Grants Righl
ForR.R. Siding
< otiiiril \|iproM'» Plan of
l..l\ Truck- in ^ IthhlglffW
Slrri'l. Tax lien Action! bicycles have been reported stolen
Deferred. - Report -in!-n AWngton and Cheltenham town
Sewer Hatter*.
"■•is
Joiitc Kniklii to MA mouths ui the
COUlltV Jail
Miss DtOiaromo said that on
July 12 as she waa walking no
Coates street. Sotak, who had fol-lowed
her from Holstein street,
grabbed bar She screamed and 80-
tak ran away. She reported the
matter to the police and Sotak was
arrested
Sotak had no explanation *o make
as to his reason for making the at-tack.
Ktok NOTIt
During the last month over 12
At a special meeting of
M ken PO-N
lowing a meeting in the Mary H ,!,< baoaflt of ttM E.iton R
Wood Park House of represent*- Mich Home for Orpfa
■ -owanncocuounncciill tthhet Dpiloayv- W:,: . *'o■f* thdeecipdoesdt lu«stt 1 I !,i,.f [■*,.* r St aI
grounds. WPA recreation classes mgnt £*£ ^ ,IOUM. , ,, . , .
and the Conahohncken Recreational part|ef, ttlu be held August S and, l'r"" '"r,x %T** "' ol l'mt'
council which Is aoonsoring the 28 A aoaatittM of nemben ot lanta. ircuaed 1- Si;i\ I-T
I iiiles' Auxiliary ol the post
The outlna Is ooen to every man mrt wllh •"■, I*1*1 iast "1|*1" " s \ \ (. TO VICTIM
•2£n1S?£&Z me coinnun- ™gj?^-r P^ LiLJ
,ly ^ lrV11' bLS'di5eb,U.. il^cSSiJ^EiHoM Palenm.x Under $2S. » mudr-rstr cb>r|r brtni mute o chairman. Mr.1
Minn The committee lor Rlchard K Jmeab
-ken »»J
M«Prta».™; Rus., Mrs t:a k..l Klrkpatrlck and
Henn Rollins and M>" *B» Mtt mnlel rann.H, .1... ■ ■
,-tcscmUit the COIUJWI- hM(1
hocken Recreational Cwnel: Char- t.OUIirllmin WlUlam Kean,i
laa Cauvel. president; Philip Orav- JllC(lb RuM,r mn nnm,.d .j,.],.,,.!. > mm m the 'avlng of H
trwae and Oeorge Smith, or "» to the natfonal V. P. W Coin,: m, last Monda]
recreational committee of Town .,, 1(,.nvir ri)|(1 |MIIIH|HI 24 jr> n|Bht was exprevied by Chief Wll
Council; Miss Regma Nugent. Har- Wld M wlll:
Wlltmm OOBMJjj, Wl'A lll4fn Edwards as alternates Dam-! Fgner conferred wltt
recreation clasaes and Mlsa Uary.ta,! ^.^1 raportad OH thfl n- foi \ . k 11 Siiilllle at the
Klrkpatrlck. Ttiird Avenue play- B proposed home for the poM gourl hoilM Ftin-1 bretaUr) to the
ground Members or the post and the aux-.d; ofloa two men
Miss Klrkpatrlck will serve as luurv piail to attend a large card i who had been In the party at the
general chairman of the event, the party at Ablngton, tomorrow night.|rhestniit !ii!l Lot. I !,■ s than a half
object of which is to promote com- (n which posts and atixiliarie*! of hour before Bin Harry" was shot
munity spirit and cooperation and the Montgomery - Bucks CountyIttarae ttmaa in UM I1H1OITI.II
afford a day's outing to all local Council will Join In raising mon-y OaUant*
II,
000 It-it. Hen Held
for Questioninft
"I'.nllH's" I'rosidont J. (),.,„,.,. Mai„
1 n»st iii Local Hoys
Line Man in
Murder Case
Hope
"Otto"
of apprehending
Oaltente,
Twenty eloht member "! fh.
Sons of Legion John F DdbNB
Post ami .L 1
ball park yesterday as thi
I
am! t ' "l Ui"
the trip
i hy Oeorge Clark.
ills. Leon- .
■ uted to ice cream
and pear.uts. from their funds The
L 1 oup aomprtaed j aek 11
ington. Edward Strtckler
Albert SirlcMcr NorTiuni (in.ne
I
Nardl. James
Ormkam. Jack Oraham. Oeorge
■near Julius Dachlno, Anthom
Cardamoiie. Bobbv Sehrnck, Bronki
■
M.irk VoUner II. Id in <■«.-<
Murd'-r t ;i---. Fornwrl) Re
tided in Hryn M.n.r
VMHRII I) Ti: At II I II
.erin.in \ iolini^l Pkiuneo
lo Open Studio <>n
Main UM
resldentji who desire It. A meeting tor the pttal
Aill be held soon to arrange de- Coatesvllle Daniel Cannon pre-tails
of the trip aided at the miitinn
ships. The thefts of six of them has
ibeen traced by the police of the
I townships to Howard Hamilton, and
town ■ Theodore Naylor. 18 year old
..I.... Unltt/.
disrupted the ranks of .submitted by the Alan Wood Steel pleaded guilty belore Judge Knight
■h< Democrats wiLhin Lhe countysiCompfinv for [m. construction of t; Hamilton waa given a suspended
oonflnes and blasted all hopes <*.,,_,,. ^H„11, „„_ )h. Brhuvlkill1
b,''UenrP of 2 yr*n and alrfct*a to
many for the November ™ln,A<i **** "Uo ^^'.Ipiy half of the costs. Naylor, who
pi-esiricntlal election Ir011 Works veTr ^PP-*0-'** *■* thejwag the ringleader and has no par-
Prank J Bradley. Norristown at- provision Uiat the company enter'ents or nutural guardian-), was sent
tomey who was named chairman into an agreement, to be prepared'to Huntingdon Reformatory
mty committee when the by th(. ^Tooth solicitor, to main-group
met June 16 was reported ,aln Ul(, crosMn| in good condition
definitely out He succeeded Thorn-. The ,d,n ^ conn„t the build-as
H Lineweaver. w-ho, prior to the; w ^ e»mwd R( ^ um w1th
committee meeting, had a lone hand thp ,rarts of the ReidUig Company
in the patronage dispensing Line- ,iild u.m ^ ,n lt po^ar atrwt ftnd
weavers refusal to seek re-election
was pointed to by both Old Liners
and New neaWi as the move that
would create the Democratic har-
Glass Workers 'Observe 103 d.
To Join Outingi Anniversary
Petition for Release
of Hospital Patient
fudge Knight heard testimony on
crow Washington street The lengtha petition for the release from the
<>f ttM sluing is to be 150 feet. stale Hoef>ital of -Mrs Oertrnde
Approval of the borough was Miller of Philadelphia
. .necessary before lhe application' Th- hearing was held on a petl-
!!!"'u^^I!fTi«^^.^i-^w,could ^ ™bm•t,•a to -h* Public'uon fUed by the patients sister,
and jgnored United Watea^Distrlct ( Wrvice commbarton for approval. I Mrs Helen McOUnchy, of Stone-
The Bteel Company pin::,
build additions to th. North and! The releaae waa opposed by the
No 6 mills The new buildings are|Womans daughters, their husbands
to *»■ "'■ "l "n<! »'lli!and her own husband on the ground
1,1 t1?0"1 ior^? -^"that they were afraid of her. and
that If she were released while she
Attorney Charles D McAvoy, long
time county leader and "hander-nuter'"
of federal Jobs.
Under the new set-up as dictated
by Earle. his cousin J Hansell
French, secretary of agriculture,
will head the committee, others
In the group will be: Potter. R
Rose Longaker. Pottstown; John T
Ii. .*- Cl.i-- <".. Rtnplnyeee Sparlal Sarvief . Stand
to Join in Kxiursion of:
Jol.11 Woad Mf^. Co. —
Train Schedule. — Music
mi Train.
te
.Murk ViniiMT-.ir\ of
hounding of (.nlph 1 Stria-
11.111 Cliiir.h. To Preeent
Cift,
toiini! and shipping the pro-lucU
of the rolling mills.
Tax Liens
At the regular meeting of town
Durntn. I/Ower Merlon, and Joseph rflUncil Julv 8. a motion was adopt-
[ed providing for the publication or
i against real estate ,h__.._„, ,_
«.„. .M( ^ h 1 threatened to
had lucid Intervals such as she has
now. she was liable any time to a
relapse, and when In this condition
was liable lo be dangerous to her
With the naming of the new com- self and others. She has frequently
mlttee It also was reported that I for non-payment of 1935 borough IS^J0, VI^
Bradley also would be dismissed! tn3twl President Cauvel ^ted thatlf^p
U>'*"fi t«Uf^„ -
from his Job in the county as ,, tn.-,rriir;rd tnr ^retary to with- , Dr Arthl r
h ^ ,No^!V ..""ff^
rieputv attorney general for closed ,„,,,, ,,,„ ,K, „„,,, ,nr, ^n]nn or!u-ndent of the State Hospital tertl-
Statr banks
He was one of the few McAvoy
cohorts who reollsed materially
under the States New Deal regime
and victory for the Old Liners Was
v Isuallzed wnen t he roun t v com -
mittee chose the Norristown attor-ney
a: \u head.
Political leaders In the North
Penn section give rredit to Wel-lington
H Rosenberrv ST.. for the
rhake-un that ousted the leaders
who held sway for little more than
n month
Rosenberrv. father of Wellington
H Rosenberrv. Jr.. a law associate
of MrAvoy. long has i*en a bitter
political enemy of the Federal dis-trict
attorney, and has fought him
bltterlv on all political fronts.
Naming of the county- committee
bv the Oovernnr was taken bv lead-ers
as his means of Ignoring corn-plctelv
the countv cnmm'Uec and n
furHvr slan at McAvoy whom
Earle has lenored since he took his
■r ..eat
Meanwhile. RemtMipan leaders
are viewing the Democratic battle
with smiles of pier-Mire because
thev eonslder the snlit In the ranks
so wide that nothln* will heal the
breach before Novemlier 3 when
Hhe* exneet to return to Penuhliean
ma-orttles common a deende of
venr .tgo
Instruct Real
Estate Assessors
New renl eitate assp**/irs in the
townships and boroughs of Mont-;
gomer-v eoi;nti were given Instruc-tions
at a meeting at the court
house this morning
J. Norman Bendt. chairman nf
the board for the assessment and
revision of tnxc; of Montgomery
count v ncoree H Weldner chief
clerk and Maxwell Strawbrldge. so-liritnr
ror the board, explained
various phases if the work Jam's
D. Hvnes another member of the
boa**d. also spoke
Approximatelv twenty-five new
nssessors attende-l the meeting Af-ter
the session the assessors from
'own district held another
meeting with the hoard
the solicitor was presented to conn- ^ th*1 *» *?™™™ "^t.
ell. The question asked the solicitor ""*■* "an,v- »ntl "*■' it«m^!ht
was Has Council the legal right ■beneficial to her health if she was
to publish the Hatar Tlie Solicitor|r,1(,as«l »t the present Ume She
gave a written opinion saying there 1 *'-*"■ llablf" however, to relapses, and
is no question as to the right of!-he psychirtrist r.i.'.mmended that
the borough to publish the lists as «hp be not discharged but released
there Is nothing In the law that
prohibits or penalises the borough
for so doing
Mr MeOuire opposed the publica-tion
of the lists saying that he saw
no benefit to the borough
Mr Burke stated that in case of
error property owners may have no
knowledge of a lieu being placed
against their property and compli-cations
would arise that would be
costly to the owner It Is an Insur-ance
that is due the taxpayer he
are seems to
vou)
Wife-Not
wouldn't daret
SALE OF PROPFRTV
Mrs Elizabeth M Dennis, of
Maple street near Third IVfan*
ha* purchase** th** dwelling at 332
East. Hector street formerly owned
bv 'he Oeorge Giles estate The
transfer was made through Francis
J. Bobeimcth
on parole with her sister as parole
officer. Dr. Noyes gave a record ol
lhe woman which showed admis-sions
as patient In various mental
hospitals dating from 1024.
The woman Is married the sec-ond
time D O Miller, of Bala, the
husband, said that he was return-ing
to his home one day when he
saw her walking back and forwards
He accosted her as to whether she
was In trouble She said she wanted
to get a cup of coflee. He told her
he was alone In his house and If
she would come there he would give
her some coffer She stayed there
eight months as his housekeeper
and then he married her. Shortly
arterwards, in December. 1034 she
m.inertv owner knows that if the showed signs of Insanity and was
TanUnwed On Pag* Throe) J committed to the Norristown Instl-
-_- _ I tut Ion unit! in December 1934 They
"^"^fc^r"7.:.^t_ea_nd.vJ:?.u|had been married the prevtoua
The Tax Collector stated that he
submitted three copies of the liens
Bind on< ro! tha Booty commis-
■oners. one for the borough and a
1'st for himself. It Is assumed the
have disagreed with
in.
Local Scouts Pass
All Camp Tests
Every one of the eighteen
members of Boy Scout Troop 1.
encamned this week at Camp
Delmont Oreenlane near 8um-nevtown.
wns awarded the Camn
Detmont emblem, passing all
h*MM9 four tests required tor
the award The tests were tak-en
as a unit
Mta returned last night,
after being enecamoed since
Sundav For the first time the
local boys pitched their own
camp at Delmont. and cooked
their own meals. Joining with
the other scouts in recreational
activities, however.
The group romprtsed Walter.
Jr. John and Jo*vnh Hi hank
Horace nnd Flwood Hit till. Oer-nld
Watson James Fox. James
Murnhv James Ke'lv Robert
Maclntvrr. Earl MarFarland
''■IT Falconiero. Bernard Cur-ran
William Bate. William
Bradv. Paul Yoetim. Hal! Right-ar,
Dalton Landis. Accomoanv-ing
the boys wen- Bamtiei H
Diem scoutmaster and Walter
Wlnterbot'om assistant scout-master
April.
Attorney Anderson told the court
he was connected, with the office
of W A Oray. In Philadelphia, and
he did not know his mother-in-law
was married again until she
came to Mr. Grays oirice to seek a
divorce. Her case was referred to
him. That was the first Ume lie
knew she was married and also
that she was getting a recurrence
ior her mental troube
On motion of Mr Anderson. Judge
KTitght continued the case until
next Thursday to give counsel the
opportunity to produce medical and
other testimony to show that the
woman should not. be released.
Mrs. Miller took the stand and
answered all of Judge Knight's
questions In a perfectly normal
manner.
The Prancls L Frees Olaas Oom-'
pmny. East Ninth avenue, will this
with the John Wood
Manufacturing Company, In the
latter company's annual excursion
to Atlantic City. Saturday. August
1. announcement Ls made today.
Indications are that more than
■nm persons will be included In the
Wood group alone The Freas
ttroup will comprise upwards of 100
persons. The number will exceed
last year's excursionists by several
Announcement Li made today.
also, of the time of departure and
return of the special excursion
train The schedule Is as follows
'D.B.T.-:
r.aing
7:18 a m . leave Franklin avenue,
Norristown
7:33 a. m , leave DeKalb street
7:15. 7 32 a. m. leave Oonsho-|
hocken
7:3* a. m . leave Spring Mill
7 47 a. m. leave Shawmont.
7:52 a. m . Manavunk
8 04 8 23 a m„ leave North Phila-delphia
915. 9:40 a. m.. amve at Atlantic
City.
Retiming
Leave. 8 15 p m and 1255 a m.
Each employee ls entitled to one
railroad ticket, one Steel Pier ticket
and one Million Dollar Pier ticket
or one railroad ticket and two
tickets for the Million Dollar Pier
for one dollar These tickets can be
used onlv by employees and their
mmediate families All requests
for these tickets are to be made to
the committee not later than Man
day
Additional tickets for non-em
ployees are on sale at the Penn
sylvania railroad station, here
Speplal concessions have been ar
ranged with Atlantic City business
houses for the excursionists Salt
water taffies will be available at re-duced
price* to the visitors;
men *•*■ being int.rrogat-ed
by the district attorney at noon
but it was said at one o'clork they
hail given little Information which
might lead to the appr.'
■
WiiieniHti, described by police and
■
and a small time rack''
shot || In MKIC alongside his latest
Ida Qiilnn. 22-
year brunette waitress She has
been in the nmntv prison In de
laUll »l »-t*W "Sin sim-i-
yining She If being held as 1
material witness, but police sa;
\c It "wise for her to re
They frankly fear
he might be made the victim of a
vengeance plot for her part
identifying Oallante.
Widemati was burled from his
home In Oermantown During ON
■• lectlvea from •' ■
office and from Phila-delphia'
mingled among the mourn.
ers. In the hope of getting some
clue to the hideout of Oalltmte.
Bmlllle revealed yesterday after-noon
that Oallante an
"Fats" Palermo, Chestnut Bflj
companion of the killer, had sung
ui before tie was slain
The song selected by the slayer and
■ iiilnu wo-:, "il'h a Sin to
ItFV. M W RI'TI.t K
Oulph Christian Church. Mat-sonford
and Oulph roads. Oulph
Mills, will mark its 103rd anniver-sary
with an Interesting program.
Sunday
Special music has been arranged
for the morning senice at 10:45.
at which an anniversary address
will be delivered by the pastor. Rev.
M W Butler. At the evening wor-ship
at 7:45. Rev. C J. Kelton of
Irvlngton. N J . will be the speaker,
and a birthday gift will be pre-sented
to the church.
Oulph Christian Church was or-ajganlzed
July 21. 1833. by Rev. Fred
^■l^hu b^ ^'ed on ""I""'1; The first building «•
vacht trip from Steel Pier erected In 1835 The «rner-stone
DR-atMymn-oMnwdt AtilvvtairMei a.nnHd hhi|.s/t«rtlHn!g.»'^°' thf^pre-seJnt building was IrtTr Th blll|d|nit VHK dedlcat-orchestra.
and Frank Opebtkl's Jaa
Hand will play In the train.
The committee In charge of ar
ranirements Is as follows:
Arthur Marland, chairman; Fran-els
Caster, boiler shop: -^■mond|^d'cJZitStT'oZfo aur^rtnteVd'ente
Alvaref, galv ft shipping: Ralph 1^,, lMain. Ald society was organ-
Campbell, heater dept. and val»e|ljjpd June , IM7 Ky M^ , .
■Tved
ed In March 1896 The education
building was purchased from th*
Upper Merlon School Board In 1932
The Sunday School was organized
June 10. 1843. with John H. Supplee
_, lzed June I, 1907 by Mrs . .
room; John Dundon. tank floor and wlpk ^^^ church has been 1
FORMER rRIN-IPAL iO
SPEAK HIRE SIN-DAY
nk welders; Mae Fox, statistical
r*hrls Romets. pump machine shop:
Arthur conway. recording secretary:
Henderson, treasurer: Al'red
Raitr. maintenance department
Michael Bruni labor department;
iohn Skllton. tank shop: Frank
nnelski. pine shoo; Howard Beller-leau.
machine shop: William Carr,
DNM Department: Walter Laeey.
office; Fred Falrlle. pump floor:
Jerry Tancinl. hlboy deportment
ST. MARYS BAZAAR
OPENED FAST MOHT
by seventeen pastors and
supply pastors.
CRASH riRE ENDANGERS
COAL YARD
was surrendered to Sinll
lie. yesterday morning He pro-
■ poUOt wltli thi.., UI "!
11lP"1■*■*—■■ enaM for the murder
victim in his last hour on earth
"Fats." cringing, and pleading
that he be allowed 10 do some
1 leiniimt
floors." sat in the rltsirict attorney's
office after he had been questioned
ted bl dM not ' --hoot the
Buy" He was locked up and will
be grven a hearing today before
Magistrate Joseph A. Qulgley.
Spiinufi.-ld
Bmillle has ordered him held In
835.000 ball as a material
possible further charges will
be preferred when Oallante la 'p-
No one Involved In the investiga-tion
doubts that Oallante "would
11 up
Police In three states are search-ing
for him, and throughout the
PhUadelphJa nren lhe search had
caused a scurrying of small timers
In the racket world to police to
deny any part In lhe escape Tues-day
morning of Oiillante
John "Cocker Johnnv" Peri' 40
Oermantown described as one of
the bigger shots In the gang of
small timers, hanging about the
gambling establishments of Chest-nut
Hill and Lower Montgomery
Oennty was one of the men qi
tioti.ii today. Paris was I
last night al the request of Smillie
Philadelphia police and Fgner an-i.
im in the rltv
Nirhnlas Peternl. 38. Oermantown
was the second man questioned to-day
Peternl and Paris were with
Oallante. Wideman. Joseph Var-rule,
nienilde. and Miss Qiilnn a
the Chestnut Hill hotel, shortly be.
fore the murder
Vardala and Wideman and the
■rfrl left the hotel to go for a ride
Vardala said Wideman was going
,to Edge Hill to get a BOUP
**w As they were leaving Oallante and
Palermo Joined th. n
Oallante and Palermo sat on the
front seat with the driver Palermo
iCnnUnw-d On Page Twoi
■'
Allen Albert Browne Harold Cfcal
Him Butern. Ffa&k Hutera. Wi
liam Millet P
Milntyre. Frank McCnrtli
Story Teller at
Playgrounds
Children lr« ' Niienripp
II...hi. Week > 1*
■teri ■ rowd W idiap l'n<d.
Proi ide DrinUnp W itei
iit Sui.liffr Park.
>:- [u
Grass which caught fire adjacent
to the frame partitions at LeRoy
and Williams coal yard Elm and
Ash streets, called *he Washington
Fire Company out at five last night
The booster tank quickly exLin-.'-
ulshed the flame Little damage
resulted
PARTY TONIC.HT FOR
The annual parish baeaar or St f HRYN MAWR HOSPITAL
Mary's R. C. Church opened !ast|
night in the church grounds, fflm 1 A large number or out-of-town
and Maple street, with manv at-; residents together with local resl-tractlve
booths aelllne useful and (dents are expected to at)
Tn the absmcc o..f the pastor ..f and Charlie Hicks'iiiames part) lo be beid lonigl
the First Baptist church on vaca-1Orchestra playing for dancing Theiglnning at 8 In the Red H
tion, the pulpit will be occupied on hamar will be held each Thursday for the benefit or Brvn Mawr hos-
Sundav momuig bv Prof Byron K. Friday and Saturday night for;pltal Mrs John Vagnonl, Mrs.
Hunsberger. of Nofrlstown, former-three weeks Rev Sebastian Jerzak.l Dominic Caslnelli and M)
ly a principal or the Conshohocken j rector, ls supervising the event. Tobey form the
high school Mr Hunsberger took,with twelve men of the parish, rep-!charge The event
theological training in the Hartfordjreeentlng church societlea and|public
Divinity School in preparation for groups, as aidee (
service abroad. j Barber -Ah Loretta. >tu will feel
IVojfram for Scouts
of Central District
state Dairy Council will visit the
Third Aveiiu. nl.UktimnU. today lo
l.-il interesting Udes lo the pla> -
ground childn>u She is arriving at
to remain tw U I *
.it ol tha storv-tellrr is arranged
1 nan with He-
ObBd—a
KM TWrf A.
n marking It by making
booklets. de|in-timi ml. I "f lu-ulth
and by health plays. All boys and
girls in ihe (ommunitv an- mvit.-ii
to tag grounds, this afternoon.
\i Mm 1 Field
Oradtiiiitng from a 0j
eight inches for Its am» D
ions, to three feet, for its patrons
of maximum age. twelve
w.idiiig lMMil at Harmon I .
; the Kary Jan
Park. Ls a popular rendegvous these
torrid days.
Although morniiig hours find It
laaouikllin constantly '<>
sjiiHshinn B anon hmn
that reveal Its greatest popularity-
It's a case of hanging out
th'- S R O siens ] I
:■ bOOd tO IWelve
romp In Its refreshing waters In
the afternoon hours The pool is
completely emptied of * •
- -hi and ill lon-ian mm
ler and debris mnoted Monday
ior tha new week, fresh and spark-ling
.wings are in almost con-stant
use at Harmon I
Kether with a large Maypole .MIII-which
accomodates a A
more, a bob-swing which i-mi ba
us.-ri riniiillenaiHiity by fifteen boys
bf swings
iiecn lidd-ed
this year Th* nn-try-go-round
it popular attraction an.)
sandbox is busy with many small
hands.
A new bubbler to supply drinking
water one aonfenlanUy is now
being lnsUlled
Dolldom will come into Its own
today at Barman Plaid pla
Mary June But)
when the annual doll derby will be
There will be rlbbnrw for the
1 doll, the
most unique doll, the lm
the most unu
: twin dolls and the larg
est family ot dolls An award will
ni|8 to the doll having
come from ma farthest foreign
land
Judges ol the doll show will bt
Mrs Rol> 11 a Jome:
Mcf>ade and Mrs Venion Wynne
Hovs and girls of Harmon Field
:re murh interested In a checker
tournament, now being staged
lefeof Curdamone. 15, of
Ninth avenue and Maple street Is
leading the checker players at
'Ith Angelo DILiillo 1fi
West Sixth avenue, as runner-up
The tournament Is open BO BO
playground children
Maik Wollner. 33-year-o
mini rtOlmlBt, who is being held at
A luulle. N (' in eonneition with
■oar, New
.. i.niii'i B
;!ie Mam I M
mere during lhe winter
>f 1931 to Join his wife 'he numer
Uaiy H.udi'ii Bowen, who taught
t--.■ ba Anna Thorne
experiinental school
uiliu-ted by Bryn M«wr College
bwt boarded at the home
i| Mr H II Miller. 851 Summit
IN Hrvn Mawr. and iier
tdnod her tiiere where
nil.
John C. Fetter. 140 West Ninth
avenue, district boy scout commis-sioner
will be in charge of the Cen-trnl
District summer activity pro-gragO
to be held for boy scouts, to-night
at 730 at the *cout enhm
Elmwood Park. Norristown. The
Norristown scouts and srouters will
be host to all central district scouts
The program will open with
POOP garni s fallowed by pie-eating,
soda cracker and soda pop contents,
followed by a campfire program at
committee in a 15- *'"lch wl11
s open U> the j stunts and BtOrfa
btotadg Bonni
A number of
local scouts and srouters arc ex-pected
to attend
conshonorken scouts and acouters,
flirtatious brush saleman con- vour porea failrlv danc*- tuider our]announcement ls made today, will
PICTURE POSTCARDS. local fesaes that every Ume a beautiful]wonderful ISoW
Views. RECORDER. Hector and!woman opens her door he puts his
Forrest -Advertisement. Ifoot In ll-
, Femme .skeptlcali Yes. I shan't scout and acouters. at summer
I be surprised II they dog. I program here, August 21.
V L BI'MK PARTV TOMORROW
Many novel attractions will mark
the block party to be held '
evening on \W • :
Ameri-can
Legion Llewellvn
chairman, assisted bv ■ large cotn-ulttca
will aid ■
HII.IS
Emily D Ijwhman. Collegeville
Anrll 32 left nn estate
valued at 84300 Each grandchild
tM S1W: and the balance
laughters.
Flora L Frv and Elizabeth L Sau
Confronted yesterday by a newa-paper
photo' »>f Mark Wounar,
knows us Erwln, Mrs.
Miller declared
him. that's Erwin Woll--
nrr"
■ I remember him well." she said.
of how he looked. He and his
d with ma for a month
I heard where they went.
to play the violin and
1 one lime when he waa
are he played over the
use we all listened to
the broadcast"
Wollner planned to open a studio
for advanced violin pupils on the
Mum Una even going so far as to
".insider possible sites In Bryn
Muwr and Haverford.
For some reason, however, this
Idea Mi through.
Mrs Millers account hooks
■ t i.iwed thai Wollner came there
March 1. 1931. and that he and hi*
Vtffl left April 1.
I heard through a friend that
■
'his Spring for a reunion and that,
she was now teaching in Wsshlng-
Mltlrr said.
A dispatch from Washington
Mrs Mary Bowen Woll-ner,
who has been estranged from
l for two years. Is teaeh-
IIK languoeea at the National ce-hool
for GUIs there
Moved to Apartment
After leaving Mrs Miller's house
Wollner and his wife lived for a
few months at Bryn Mawr Oablea.
■<n apartment bouae on Montgom-near
Morris avenue,
Bryn Mawr
p-er jived na Summit
'i ue from September 20
torn until April 1. 1931.
She Is a graduate of Vassar Col-lege,
where she received h> r A B
'tcgree In 1927 She also received
1 diploma from tha University ot
ftaneoa In 1928 Her
former home was at SOB W>- • limit
w York City.
Wollner met the rormer ML«
Bowen in Paris in 1928 where they
were married on September 19. At
tftey met she was study-ing
languages while he was com-nletlng
his musical education under
% French violinist
According to reports, Wollner has
won renown as a concert soloist In
Berlin, Paris and other European
cities
He came to this ronntrv in 1931
from Crecho-Slnvakta Where he
■i In making solo violin
Marts In a synchronised score for
lh" UFA Film Corporation
: .' Ashevliie "for Invea-
•i"fitlon- Wollner has had no spe-cific
charge lodged against him.
Wollner's studio in Ashevllle Ls
irross the s-reet from the fashion-able
hotel where the New York
co-ed was criminally attacked mu-
* Hated and shot to death last Wrd-newlav
night
HiierlfT Ijtiirence F. Brown, of
A-heville stated that he expects to
"crack wide open" the
'Cantlnaed On Page Twe)
New York Singer
on WFBG Tomorrovl
Warren Wolf of New York City.
ho has filled many vocal en-in
thut city, will be the
miest artist on the Conshnbocken
program, tomorrow at It'15 over
ma Otenaeda and Phlia-delpnui
Mr Wolf is visiting at the
home of Abram Hack V."
ineken The Conshohocken
nrogram, sponsored by leading bus-community,
ls
■ tallv at 12-11 ■
NBC artists and local talent.
CHABGBD WITH RFC KIF-s
MKlMOIllf.F DRIVING
•iimmons charged Walter Mc-
Oulms, 122 B Ht, with
|M8 driving on the complaint of
In tin will wrltl '■•-Hneesco. 345 East Oak
1. 1924.
lost weight this winter.
Franclne I
Al How could you. I've loat it.
street. Norristown, has been issued
by Magistrate Ralph McLaughlin.
7he hearing has bean fixed for
tonight Their cars collided July 12
at Marshall and UarUey streets.