The Conshohocken Recorder, August 21, 1936

              ®l)e €onsl)crl)0chen $tecori>er.
bublUhrd 1869. No. 6576 i ONSHOHOCKEM, I'V.I l,'ll>\> \l (.1 -I 21, I"'.'. PRICK: l\Mi ( IMS
Oral Throng ***?*£"?£, School Pupils O or ( onvenI Enjovs I)a\
\t Park
n-liohnrkt-n Day" Grrei
I nj<)\iiit-ni to Mitre
11, it, iioo
B O Y O !N T I M 1
l <illllg<--l GfMtl 3 Mo-. Old.
OUNI Ova* «o Ymn.
—N»» Wiiii'iU-Their
ages run all the way from
dm months to well up into thi
ayjotiea, Tin-it numbers ran well
over twr-lw hundred Their enjoy -
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cannot be esl ImaU d
Till* is ft brief summary of an-nual
Conshohoc k
side Park held on W< idl
Hie Philact and voted
the biggest and the ml
MMBf tlie yearly events staged by
tlii' community
A fleet of eight buses, each mak-gaj
tw . trips to the park conveyed
to the pmk With
an many ax fifty four smiling fares
per trip, thai meant In round fig-ures
clone to 864 \
Dfl addition, almost live hun-dred
made the trip In p| I
The first bus load left the M.ir>
H Wood Park, loading place for
the picnickers. <\t 9 50, forty min-utes
before scheduled time The
initial trip was advanced because of
the large numbers already gathered
In the park at that time. One little
ten year old. with shining face and
sparkling eyes, arrived ftl
at 7 50. Just two hours before the
first bus took off and almost three
bOOII brfore the first lrty> wo«
srcheduled "I didn't want to be
late, he explained.
Returning, the buses began de-parture
from tin park .u 7, mid ieii
on their last trip at 930 Not an
accident, nor ft drop of rain marred
the glorious day.
No formal program wl
ed this year at the Park. Because
of the many amusements at the re-sort,
it was decided to defer compe-timv
iiMdehc events until Field
Day. next Wednesday at the com-munity
athletic field Reduced
- d on park amuse-ments,
by special arrangement
made by the committee, and a low
rate was also uttered tor transpor-tation
Miss Mary A Kirkpatiick. siipcr-tfaor
of the Third uvenue play-ground,
was general chairman nf
arrangements for the p
the community highlight of the
summer season.
Miss Reglna Nugent, supervisor
of the Harman Field playground
her assistants. Miss Dor:
and John Kelly, and Miss Kathryn
Hart. assistant supervisor at the
Third aienuc area, and William
Conley, director of RM
tlona! groups here, assisted li
KVtnUnaed on Page Eight)
John I: Connelly. 8r, 118 West
Fuili avauui hat bam named one
County wtHl Brill
ranajBaaants tat IMIIKIUM-lion
in the third annual <
0] il ■ H"h N.tmc S<K'iely, to be
held in New York Cm. September
17. IB. H .::
Mr 0 BU includes
Conshohorken and West
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M~ Damlan
: St. Oer-
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shohecken.
John J perry, Narrtatown baa
r. A I Duly. Ptul-
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serve as
DOUnt) chairmen
r atad more than
200.000 layman and than? spiritual
ittDg 8.996 parish
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'end the convention and participate
kfl Hi-' n UglOM
Plans ait under Bay, Mr Ferry
said today, to engage special
earn Holy Name mem-bers
from the counly to New York,
although It has not yet been de-h-
rninnd wbetoac tie (rip Will be
obedoled for the duration of the
n or for Sunday, the last
day, vnieb vtu ix i> attired) bv a
gigantic street parade.
To Register !<►
Enter Schools
Beginner* in .ill Si I I- i<
Reffjatef l..r \.l
mill.iin c
OPENING DATE.
Children Who Will II.- t
Yean Old l.\ ipril [at, I li-
LIIII. I..r I .ill l.rn.
Court Hoars Trouhles Warns of Had
of Children (heck I'asser
Oliver \ a ■ old. and
part sch'iii
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any addnaad today
lgt|Bjgj as
nasaee and
Phrlatlrw
n May 27
UUN wlH'Il OllM r pulled Ottt
line Oliver am am '
■ :iiie Court
. id prom*
lat thai m the ftttUIU thev WOOM
■ ii other.
St. Man in a i para hi i iir < r on
win bold I
I IM \l MAN MtBERTl l>
IN l'H 11 Mill .rilt\
I oca] police wan notified last
niuht that Sahaiore IHMarco. ui
■ I t, hail Baas at -
Philadelphia, following an
d DIMar-bera
Baanai lage
lie name of niCammlllo. nf WW
Slxlh avenue, according to the re-peal
PiMareo was slated for
hearing at the 61st and Thompson
:ne station this morning
Boy Scouts
In Contests
District Receives
Second PWA Check
A federal check for M226.
second |»ny merit (nm the Public
Works' Administration In tin fad
era) grant for work on addition to
the Upper Merlon towns!up blah
school, was received on '.'
by the Upper Merlon Township
school district.
The total allotment to |tag (li-mit,
through the PWA grahls, «n:
•19.017. With WedniMi..,
check, the amount received tnoa
far Is 110.565. The first payment oj
$6339 was received Mveral months
ago.
There is every Indication
enure job will be completed and
lh>' entire building ready for use
by October 2. the data
for completion of the building pro-ject
Superintendent of Sci.
A Moll said this week reports show
the building about 70 per rent
completed permitting the district to
D tor another 10 per
cent, payment which should come
through at an early dete Thi final
paymaal will be applied for upon
completion of the Job.
The basement and first floor of
the new building and all altera-tions
to the old building will have
been completed by the school open-ing
date In September it was an-nounced
today.
The basement and first floors
of this section of the buildum house
tin- hnii.-i'iuild .irts oaMarJa and
OBWnaraal departments
The second floor, which will not
be completed in time for the
school opening, provides library
quarters, which, when completed,
will be one of the school's beauty
i pai
Buses of the district are now
undergoing thorough fl
being repainted and new linoleum
floors Installed, In readiness for
opening of the lD3fi '37 term.
Tencher: Yes, go on. Tommy,
After the ban
and prompting' after the motorcar
corn's the—
Tommy (whose father has a carl;
Installment man, mm.
Troopi ITOMI Two Coiintie#
to l'.irtiri|>;ile in II.
Coatefti .ii Center r'ifltl
I nniizlit. Scott) Boogl >■ i
< iimpltn'.
Boy Scouts from all troops
hroughout NonlsUiwn Dlstrirt. of
the Delaware nnd Montgomery
Counties Council of Bey B
((im. lure tonight for a 01
iiy program to be In Id at
7.30. at the Oonanohoofcan Hiuh
■ebOOl athli'tie field. Utl
and Harrv
Snitiuel H Diem, .Samuel Web-ster.
William Hyde. William Win-lerbottom
and Harry Smith, prom-inent
in se.nit m '
H eoiiimiUec in charge of to-night's
event Samuel
ni'iiihiKirhiKKi oommlartnnaT will of-
;ii i.iiiv aateomi th'- rtattb
An ohstacle l.iec. ;i whwlbitrrnw
taee. .i crab rare, a monkey race
.iiid .i ;■ ■
form the aonp*ttU*a program, prt-awarded
in aai I
11.uiv Smith, also a neighborhood
commissioner, will lead the scout
songs at the enmpfire John C Fet-ter,
local residrii! ud
commissioner, extends an imiuimn
to any persons intaxaotad to attand
At the last prograrr
thls kind, held in July, Norrtstown
scouts were the hosts, at Norrls-town.
Local resident;, repitsented in ttM
roup are Robert C Landls,
ajpartntandam »>t public schools.
Howard Lent«, William Tweedie,
commute*' ch.iiniun: John C. Fit-ter,
one of the two district com
; Harry C Smith. Howard
Smith. K tinctli Palmer, Nelson
.Shdhuljy adn Samuel
neighljorhixKl commissioners.
Painter Survives
11,000 Volt Shock
Pennsylvania railroad employe
l.s in Brvn Mawr Hospital in eriM-eal
coiifh';' laauM of bums
and injuries recetved when he
tourhed an 11.000 volt w,i
50 feet to the ground al I
The man John Parry, 32. Of 3528
Mantua avenue, Philadelphia, wai
painting the iron work a'
uad'.s power house when he acci-dentally
touched a high tension
wire Wednesday.
Mtad dm Mi paJntar*!
swing by the shock and hurled to
the ground below with his clothing
ablaze
d one-ear train nated
him to Brvn MHWT Hospital where
said they believed he
would live.
p suffered a possible concussion,
possible fracture of the skull and
severe burns about the body and
arms.
WITHDRAWS (IIAKOE
A petition to have serious charges
against George McLaughlin. 25,
Philadelphia, nolle prossed. was pre-ntcri
to Judg*: (
l)i>trlet Attorney Ollbert Hiah thi>
iiHinun1; The charges were pre-ferred
by a Hatfield township girl
who has withdrawn prosecution
next Friday only, tram fl ta n m
ti-ol BU
torium I
I
I, 1937. are eligible for adn
ilaary, and
.. ■ nnipanird by birth and
St Matthew's grade school will
open for the rail tana, I
eh!><;t will op*11
ber 1. Half aMBton whl b<
during ihe first week.
Ai St •' bill school,
will be euro;:.
week, sUrtltiK laV B
Elm and '
begin Am: ,
Enrollment of buys and girl;
over 6 will baa* |
trade's parochial schrwl, West
Conshohocken at 9 on the mourn.:.*
school reopens. August 31 Prior to
resumption of sessions, mass for
the school children will be celebrat-ed
at 8 Bt St Gertrude's church.
Uon lur ad IT: i'
ihe leeal public schools will be held
again on TUaaday, -^n day, at Iba
high school. Seventh avenue and
i i .v>l R*>nlnncrs n-Yin nil
attain ;u< prior ti
April I, 1937. will be admitted Pub
lie schools will open September a
AH prospective pupils must pre
•ent hirth and vaccinate B
• erlng.
Prof. I A HOIIH. ■gfarvMni
Principal of the Wliitemarsh Pub-in
BaboBli ai atardny son)
ennumenutoh of the enrollment of
■tijd. nts |n tfhfllHl oi th, *
and in nalghjKHrtl
coming Mlii' I i MII I in i
01 312 BtU-
".lled In the H
School. 2M, In the Sprlnu Mill
School, ltd hi High Gfc
Datghboi u
and Panx-hlal
Fkhooh- Tlie total numb';
. provMad i duoatlon by
m the TowiLship will open on MI.-I-day
Angnat H, wltb halt day ses-
' week of school.
Ortttlg students to
anal (mm the Barren Hill Building
will ii'" and time
the last term of school. Miss Doro-
, Art supervisor of the
towDahtp tctwola. »ho hi lauuvattng
for duty on October 1st Miss Katli-mit
Mum i( i marjy pi b
h aohooL wfll IJ-' tna nA
principal of the Barren Hill School.
due to the resignation of the format
Miss Mary Hennlng. who was mar-ihd
during the past summer
W.-t Ma Mml FnumeraUon
if till) i luidren of school
Bga in ihe borough of West Con-fthofaocken,
according to the oanni
Ion raoantly oon ■
Neil Mei,iiughlin. " appointed as
enumerator by the .school board.
divided among the three
wards Is as follows: First ward, 219;
second ward. 184. third ward, 216.
ktlOU of pupils in the pub-
B Thursday
and Friday afternoons. August 27
and ■ when Supervising principal
Alvin S. Richards will be at his
office in the hiL-h school building
batvaan 1 and four o'clock to enroll
new pupUa Beglnnora are reqiilrAi
i and cer
fit] vaccination at
the time of enroQl
'udite Cnrson as a July
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Dtsgr, Peggy.
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Mawr. KIIOM' ages run from ihree
at n bnad M tie-care
of the Catholic Children "
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\iimial I■'ii■ I• I
Day for I'ublic
t !<>iiiiminH\ EraM mil, 11,1,1
;il Vllil.l , I 1,1.1. Pre.
^r.iin fur Ml V,- Pky.
proundf 1 i I lose. 1 r.'r hi
PubUc.
: lag will be staged next
Wednesday, beginning at 1.30 on
BhOdaan Athletic Field
12th avenue and Harry Bkl
hnv and irfrl In this rnm-munitv
■ ■ Thud Aveti'a
Hanaen Held ptaygraunda will be
: bal .'ii tin u pa ■
< big event. The
program tal of the us-ual
competitive events staged at
annual Conshohocken Day. which
day at Woodside
Park.
A rnlorful program will be pres-ented
and a number of prizes will
be awarded. All I
ted by the Field Day
.timmntef t-i take si ^is tree. In the
ud, which n ccommodates
close to one thousand persons.
;: ttpatrtak, MI■■
Kathrvn R
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: and John Kelly,
Jr of Harmon Field pi
and William Cohlev. din
WPA recreational classes here, will
i -.fin.
Tlie animal dramatic program of
I Avenue plavgrnund will
l>e held on Tiiesdav nt I
Wood Park. 1
Kirkpatrirk and Miss Hart direct
month M.mi I b
w,unim 'o be
■ liNikotil hi Joseph R Vance.
. Bjgtgffa prisoner. wrawa
i bang check*
m Amb!. .
i,p in Da| I W
and Lan*dalc.
:ter digging his way out "•
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Hatted a Jawalry
shop in ihe.leatown profi
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"daughb ■ bad If
,■■ iinntid to pi.i..
down on the put I
nd also let
hi.s "daughter ' on approvi.1. Both
and the *37 in BJaanfli
'Hissing.
k bf cashed thrre worth-
. nt Lansdale. tin' llrst
i apades.
llol(lii|> Work
On Pipe Lino
nitrl lr;int- Tggflponn In
function Stopping W ork
<m IViviiie Property.
I lonteal Right "I I minenl
llotiiiiin.
tog.
Keport of Vacancy
Brings Job Hunters
Non-Support GMM
The petition of Joseph Penle,
■ ft, Norrlstown. for a re-duction
in a support order for his
wife, was held in..:
arge C. Corson this morn-bog,
folltwlng a hearing.
Peale. .i . ] dealer,
was ordered to pay 10 a week to
his wife in January. 1935 He told
the court he has kept up these pay-ments
but that his coal business
been falling off lately and that
he is unable to pay this" sum.
Two non-support cases were
Judge Corson Raymond
tana, Wi ri atanayisak negro, was
directed to pay tfi a week tnwardj-the
support of his two children
Tills order is nominal as Rone and
■ere persuaded bv Judge
Corson to try to Me together again,
after a three-year separation Hone
said he would provide a home for
his family.
Blaine W Scott, Jr., Lower Mer-lon,
agreed to pay $750 a week in-wards
the suppuil of hLs BOB, BlUn-'
W. Scott, 3d
Kith, rine Klrkbride. 814
■.iMistown. teacher
of laiicuiui in the W-hookan
high school for Ihe past two
years, has asked for a leave uf ab'
sence for a year in order to con-tinue
a course of study in dramatic
irt at Providence. R L,
The request was sent to Calvin
W. Rlgg. secretary of the board of
who i.s ntt< ■ ■
■tate convention of the American
• Johnr-town and tin othCf
DO official
knowledpc- oi 1h.
the tact several applicants li
I ■ d them in i>
the position.
A raporl u ourranl In
Borotmh that Mi' Ktrkbrkb baa
y i •
bafla KnidMda, notb r ot the
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t his morning, that her
ad her res-ignation
but has asked for a leave
With the opanblg of 'ho new term
!•' more than two vaafcl
distant and the regular meeting of
the board not scheduled until tlie
an ntna. bat otng day, a
Hailing win in all probabi-htv
ba held to act on M
' quest. She was granted
D to relinquish her duties
two days before the closing of last
term in order to take a summer
'ourse.
.era! days ago. Didn't you
ioa. Onre from you and
in tlie bank.
Child Breaks Arm
In Fall From Wall
The lapid laving of a gnsollne
pipe line from Marcus Hook. Pa
to Newark. N J . through Montgom
cry county, came to at least a tem
. Ini *ht-n ,
prehniinarv injunction a. .
work was grained by Judge Corson
| : ■.
i lie Rjdgewood Products
. I) Company. Dreshenown
Opyar Dnblin township. api» ind n
court, aafctng for tbB injunction. At-torney
8 fiw.iM/, fur the Sunqtic-
Company. agreed
to the preliminary injunction, pend
big fiiithir argument and work on
tha Una on property ot the Ridge-wood
Products and Supply company
will cease.
The cmoplalnants allege tin- pipe
i nv has been exercising
he power of eminent domain it
. [hi (l.iiiMULvsliM
of raw gasoline and believes' the
pany does not have this power
niuit'i lav.
Coke Co. Has Perfect
Safety Record
Pennsylvania state honor safety
awards were presented to J F Vfot-gram.
superintendent of Ratney
Wood Coke Company, for a perfect
safety record attained by that com-d
to J D. Darby.
upeiuiu ndent of the Alan Wood
n pany. for bettering iUs
id in 1935 over 1934, at a
■ ting of the two compan-ies,
held nt Plvmouth Country
Club Charles D Dorworth of the
Wood company, toastmar.
event, made the presentations. More
than 100 supervisors and BBfaty
OOmnUttaa men were pr-
WalUT W ICatthaw] director of
the Philadelphia Safety Council.
the group on tl
■ ika Time ui Bi aal
l attention to the fact
kndnatry was one i>i tbi
the safety movement
ed 24-hour safety Many
persons are Injured a short time
bag their place of em-ployment
he pointed out.
John T Whiting, vice
Of the Alan Wood Company, In a
brtel talk, said the management
■A,i whuh'-h'.ntedly behind the
ilrtv iiioviinelil.
Held for Damage
To Bungalow
A Conshohocken youth and
Nnrnstown youth will be given
at Norrlstown today
irtatng rn»
i Port Indian bungalow.
Oafid are Dame! ••
n of in Mania
Oaman, 20. oi ?.4B onarrj
bgattaued and carmen
charged with malicious mischief
. oi of i:oo said to concern
destruction of furniture at a galh-
IbB bungalow.
The charife.v are made by !'•"•'
•hobockan
\jjnl Farmer
Injured, Car
Mils W agon
lIFormer Local
Man Slajirs
Vniinal Feast
Frank Roaao, TJ. \\ .1- 1 .ikin-
I sad "f Prodraee
in lovtn
W M.iiN i»\l IIII HMD
M ri-i- Tab
In Hnapttal.
njiirid Una
liijnri'il
in Head and Fool
Prank I id farmer
of cheimr.ii road. Plymouth ban
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juries and
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Hjon m which he was
riding, and an antamotj
B S.mdv Hill
- aaat of Oman Terrace.
Russo was taking a load of pro-
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-v 01. a a.a__
rawn rahlcle 1« (>|)eil fM'tlOlarMlip
ForC. II. S. Graduate
r Young
The two men tOOfe the aged man
to the hospital. Patrolman Ross Is
yatteg
Roy on Vacation
Leaves Estate
To Executors
NoiTLsUiwn. Whan the accident
rurred. The wagon was " 1
Trie driver of the nu'omoblle gave
patrol- Joseph Z. Bacrekski. 621 Well-
., l wss one ot
:n the 1300 baa ■ student, awardi
Norrlstown. Rldrtig with him ■ im pie I'mi
Philadelphia, it was aniwiai
. 1! winner is a son ol the
Rev Ambrose Baciavukl rei-ior Oj
Hoiv Trinity P I llanlon Baatai
and was a mem-ber
ol this vear's araduatlng class
gj tin' ("on.shoh.K'k. 11 btghaobOOl Hi
Druu'nw in I«*iv«»r a** ',''' "! u"' ''"""' ;"l|,!,'n'-'-
a ., 1 "„ „—t He k a member of the Na-
Buffatn. N Y. boy was just H loeaHy
beginning to spend a two weeks va-! In addition to his high ranking
tion with his grandmother Inl'" scholastic standing he *
winning
drowned in tl . „, ,t!ll
srhuvlkiil rhe, yaatarday after- t);(„i.lm|1 (llir„ hl!i laM lh;,
noon, a victim ot cramps. offW I
battava,
tar, William Dotts. 15,
'.1 li Mi - Banry
w waahtngton street
aJtarnouM ba and two
trial Mei/ger. 14 and
li BBBT, IB, lluttonwood
street. Norrlstown. went swnnmini;
Sliivers beach", abovi )■
i amatory
Tin' Dotts boy was about N (aal
trOBo 'hnn Wbao h' OaUad ti<i help
and started sinking. His cousins
tried U> swim to him with a log
but failed. Another youngster ran
(Bt h' ip
Tlie body was recovered by Nuncie
Del Pizza, a sea scout, who was
ilium his boat in the river and
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1 essful at
mry hospital.
Sues to Recover
Leoan to Physician
Contending that "out of the
t hi- heart and savings
and from small remuneration he
had DUB HUM to time r.-
labor by the sweat of his brow," ba
toanad tttonay to "■ Hawkins, M
also known as In 8<i
Una, 316 Railroad nvenue. Ambler",
' Ambler. has
doctor to
M90.
UOD filed alleges Uiat tlie
defendant was 1'KUi-d tlie ininie',
■hUa hi was a "student of the scl-nce
of medium', bending his ef-forts
toward a profaaalon ciaiim d to
human IDl and ihat tha
with Uie financial aid of
plaintiff has conquered his studies
; In- iin di-al
profi BO
WltJbunt also aOBgafl that despite
'andlllg Of ttM <letcudalil
' 11 paid back but ten dol-lars
of his advances.
Firemen to Picnic
at (.rand View Park
I gta 1 u.il OpecBrtof Prorldea
f.ir \111111itv t" Si-1« r.
Realthag «»f EaaaflM for
Vk,,)..«. Other Vttli rVo-batod.
The will of Frank A. Wigton, late
well known wxi! mine gaaggggfl of
Lover Merlon, was admitted
:<«lay. The value of the
estate Is given as undef
i' ttOJ <lied August II and the
will was executed May 3 1B38. nam-ing
Robert H and Edward H. Wld-ton
as executors. Testator gives his
enttra aatata to hu executors in
■- to pay an annuity of
12500 n year to testator's slater.
W Hoch. for life and the
residue Of Ihe llieiune to the te.s-talor's
wife I.aata W Wlglon
ana, Robert and
Edward. The trust is to be main-tained
until 20 years
death of tiir last beneficiary, when
ttM corpus Ls to be given hi equal
shares to the grand* luldn n
If then- should be BOOB then the
teta is riven u> Princeton
'<• of gino and upward'
left bv BBfaabath N Bebo I
fntown. who dfad August 10. Is In-herded
by Unford D. Bchoeber, her
son. according to her will probated
own
'■•seph White. Abtngton.
who died April 11. names tug wife,
1 v and executrix of
s t&OO" .
An estate of 11500 Is inherited bv
William Ooodwln. Jr. according to
will or ins paothar, I
Drgmheller, Royarafntd, who died
annual picnic" of the NO l|2"» 1B„ ''"J1'' •» «■ •*" n*n,rd «"
pany wfll 1- bald August j^1'^^; \h
a
v^- wrlu*" M y™
1 View Park, nnnounce-been
made
All raaervoilons for tisnsportatlon
to the park must be made not later
than August 36. Franklin Thomas
.1: i.« chairman OtiUt BHniban <■'■
the committee are Anthony Peltbie.
August Ruacr, Elwood Davis and
Jacob Rlker.
\ in tun \o im iu ToiiAv
1. a section of an 1
meat, appearing In lodayi RECOR
DFR. tliat is worth tweiity-flvi
agab, Ohatlinl M
Main street, Norrlstown. I;
; .mdro. j making an unusual offer in hosiery
Falling from a garden wall at
tha home of her Bunt, tlie Misses
I Fast Fourth avenue.
I bath Moon,
laughter of Mr. and Mrs Louis A
Moore, 136 West Third a\.
naotam of baa 1
the elbow, alll
removal to Bryn Mawr IM
itate an opera
(Of Wlldwood. Just
who claim owner-'hi their advertisem.nt
ship of the port Indian dwelling columns today, appl
The votiih* w-re appreh. ■ ' n"'nt clipping as cash against
price of their beautiful stock-and
Rankln and are scheduled to '"B8-
appear thk afternoon before Magta.1 .rafovm vrsTFBnu
iac Kehoe. Norrlstown. TONsIl.s RIMmi.i rr^TBSDAl
I Mrs Margaret Bate. 223 East
IMIIIII. ON Bllli 1! Tenth avenue, underwent an oper-ation
for the removal of
Thrown from 0 blcvele whan hOapttOl
itrurk ap I'rimavera.|Ph"adelphia. She will be a patient
ago Ai.ni 10 tooa
Fred J Carey. Norrlstawn, who
■ 4. names Mrs. Ida
Norrlatoere, be,;, ■
hK flOOn M(int«nm-ery
Tntst Co, Norrlstown, as execu-tor.
Q I/inKacre. Norrlstown
who died August 14, give* an estate
'inaseertalned" to a sister,
Katharine I, Qregor. who Is also
made exe<ntm
An estate of $477 Is di ' ■
the will of Victoria IJ|»- h
Cheltanhant, who died August 12
■ggflg for Incurable Cancer
Philadelphia is given
$50: a son. Oaorga PfftMntm. re-eelvea
$5. "because be li B
care for himself Another BfiO Wil-who
ts
named agaoulq the resi-due.
VENTILATOR INsTALLEO
aura b*-fore the a< 13 of 341 East Eiahth avenue.1 there several days.
nid not be reached imn Injury to a leg
ine, returned from the'musclc. Tuesday, a short dlstanee| ''*H1. waiter, that was a tip-top
from hi boBM H.' WHS riding the^dinn-r You know what that means
Iwheel with a friend. Bud Runef |dton*l yout*
who owned the bicycle, when the] Tes, sah. It's one that you tops
\m tttBQt Bgcaratt
new electric ventilator has
been Installed la tha council cham-
:lcH.r oJ the bor-
Ottgh hull Tha ventilator was in-stalled
by I The pur-chase
and installation of the ven-tilator
was ordered at the last meet-ing
of council
l.niv Dr I .mr.-nti- Surf Hi-
Eating, I \liil'ili«.n Will*
:Wifi \|i|.li-
\I\KIa \ RECOID
I 11 nt h I OIIBWI 11 M-I uf
l-'ruit. Mn* (KTrr ITI.III
Mi*ln Clvbd
Tuny !>•■ Laurantia, a former resl-danl
of ihis borough, whoa
OUB appetite has attracted atten-tion
far and wide, continues on his
d diet and It anything a
Tony, Tha mi
reached the age of 37. and a real-
Ittaoro when' he has con-ducted
a barber ahop for the pas;
proved vesterdfty that he
is still the sama old imn
Baatng ma ltto patmdt of aaeagtia
into a ehair at the window of his
York road shop, he kmw>ned hl« col-irtad
to aal fruit 1 tgggf
and ihutv-nve minutes later he
Itood up and palled his wabitline.
bulging with a world's record of 366
■ •How do you feel. Tony?" asked
one or the score of gaping speeta-tora.
Lunch Came* Next
"I feel fine " he grinned. -A llt-
Ue hungry, but I cat lunch soon.
Just the regular meal—two pounds
1 a couple loaves of
breed a steak and some wtno, may-is-
two quarts "
Whereupon he sauntered out and
wetghad himself- 202 pounds—and
the town's congratulations
(or breaking the record he set last
year, 240 apples In one hour and 56
minutes.
Durum the apple marathon Tony
waved to friends and chatted pleaa-i.
i.th with ■
Gets Night Hub Often
"I got a letter from my mother
II Italy, wishing me good luck."
ie remarked between mouthfuls
Since yesterday I tMM 30 phone
calls from night clubs to put on
a show I think Ml go to New
York next month "
Two friends. Simpson Wall and
Walter OladhUI. were kept bu*y
peeling and slicing Ihe three bns-
.. nt top Bead Pick-ing
the quarters from a bowl which
li d every seven mlhiite\
Tony *queeied the fruit dry nnd
ita loeny but gaMdny >» victory.
In Ilstboro Hve Years
Born In Italy, Tony has been in
Hatboro for five years He started
earoer as a trencherman two
>ears ago by downing 130 apples in
hour and 14 mlmdes, a feat
which was rc|»>ried In papers aa far
M >■. .1 I oiidnii
I>ank Deposits at
New 11 iffh Record
National bank deposlla were re-portad
hv the Treasury to have aa-abllahed
a new high record on
June 30
F T. O'Connor. Comptroller gf
t he Currrnry. annrnneed that on
that date, when the last hank can"
Ijeeame effective, they stood at
$2fl.200.4.13,000. an Increase nf $1.-
340,098,000 over tlie previous call on
March 4 As compared with June 29,
1935, deposits showed an increase of
$3,682,207,000.
Loans and discounts also Increas-ed
though not at the same rate aa
' hi June 30 they aggre-gated
$7,759,149,000. an Increase of
$328,285,000 sinew March and of
$393,923,000 for the year.
The ratio of loans and rttsennnts
to deposits dectuied On June 30 it
was 2061 per rent, while on March
4 it stood at 29 89 per cent and on
June 29. 1935. at 32 71 par cent.
The •otiil dnposlts on June 30,
1938", O'Connor said, "consisted or
demand and time dnposlts of tn-dmdu.
dv paitnerahlpa and corpora-anting
to $n,665.s72.ooo
and $7,074,544,000 respectively, Unl-
ODVgragajnt deposits
,* aga; UTjnO, State, county and
munkdpal deposits of $2,106,486,000,
poatal Baemaj or $i37j76.ooo and
deposits of other banks Including
certified and cashiers' checks out-htanduig
of $4^21.648.000.
LFTTF.KS ORANTFI)
OafUuda McPadden was granted
tetters of administration In the es-tate
of Margaret Kelly, late of this
heruugh. who died July 8. The es-tate
consists of a house at 119 First
avenue, valued at $3000 over ln-unbraneoi
[eff will) a Up.
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