The Conshohocken Recorder, June 15, 1937

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Workman Injured l«|XwO Oil Trial
Fall ITOIII Platform
Diplomas l<» For Liquor t
S.H.S. Gives
liplomus l
Class of 72
Wl-I C. II. S MiiMUt i.ll\IH Ml !
P.ttrick Donovto 5111 >'■
I Ollieer
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Mr IK \, M I-.-
IMI S i llDj \ IMIII' . which
, .mm linn hMVU]
Kir, E SdrwaJ
Ilie.ln-1 Honon
fold Hinh !
iwaraed i
Spring-
Dr. Il«-iir\ %. \. (I.in
Pros. Gettysburg College
\t\Art - Graduate!
■i the Moose Community Ambi-
.uce
iwn - iimp mm and '
MM receded flpWI
d Township High school ,
at annual iimui
fttaay night at 8 at the school
Mlw Mary Elizabeth Schwab i
daughter of Mr and Mrs Joa
Schwau. of Ridge pike. Barren KU1 '»
was the recipient or highest }i<
at the exercises She received first
honor* awarded un beabj ff rhar-
• adnrehip Bohotemhip and
kO the whool, received the
faculty scholarship award of $100
tor higher education: the Knglw.li
n-rcd by William Boulton
Dixoi: Post, Nu 1U A.'iicni .in I r-rinri
Fort Washington, and the
mathematics prize offered by the
same post.
Miss Helen Ruth Beat tie won
second honors at the exercises, scor-ing
on
above; and also received a pn/c
tot BOWtM| ind cooperallon. offer-ed
l)v the Parent Teacher litT^rA
■Man.
Iii>ih young women delivered ad-dresses
at the Trdww The com-mencement
orator *i- I
W B BflBMB ;;!".I I. !■: ol Grtlys-burg
College and diploma* were
presented by Wllllum A M Paul
of the board ol i
Aiudt'I.iK Hi'lrti R.'
KIlMlH-lh Ilrook. .
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I..11 M..rKuerllp Uurv Hi
n ■ turn Jar-
:i. Clu.rl. te babel K. ai
Roll M.nin- Ruth Anna Hi
toi KII«T Han Ui/.il'l U
.s, hwnti
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irleH Mfllniun Jr. Raymu
n ft Wll
■1 'Mil II ued On Page Eight!
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ptotM ctii.i bbJ front-ier-,
ban book until
DO* the boundai M i extend from the
AtuuiUt i" Uw Pacific, wiiicii baa
wrought the dung"'.. 111 opportun-
- pastor lold 111'- graduates.
"i.'n bj ■ iiu.ii.iM/1'd the
mportanofl of tin- iwrsonai pro-i
>. itiwi the taci they must
mct'i ill' w.mi . ol Die a
advising Jhem to adjust them*
The first registration davs for *lv« In » nmnn. i
electors to qualifv to vote at the dmon-. ol today He aomonpne*"
September prbnarlM and the Gen- them to cultivate
era) election m November will be | «mile a» they face the task. He
June 23rd and 24 The Registration warned them that BUOSSM will B*
Designate Places for
VoterK to Register
idvfee Class of
Opportunities
■v. It. I . r.llin-i!l in It.i.
riil.inri.lt* Srllimii |o Wesl
Side lli-li 9el I Gradu-ate)
foci 11r i^lii I inure for
Thote >n III. Seek It.
The MBinfill prUMMB I « '
stressed as one ul the most im-portant
factors in ti
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high school as they take then plan i
bj H'\ It
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.-erniOU (lelui'led 111 llle BulligOmm.
no Baptist church ul the momlni
am ulan on ahaadu Hi took for
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in the fourteen1 >
the fourth ofaap H
Tile M'llTiim WOi. dellveiid ill tile
i ion Ui.n
ruled the church, which was beau-tifully
tie i ■.■ occasion
With flOWi
uate gad Baanbi n ol tha facuitv
und board <•{ .school itlraotOni ooou-eettorj
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Tlicre are ns niany op
tn uw ■arid rut Uu
TTIUnU women of today !'!" I.-.
Law \ iolalion
M.ni. nil. r Pleada Guilty, «-\.
oneratinn Mi- I nploy*
IT. Trial < miliime-ii
- nn ro n RUIASES
\ihiiii- Sale t.. State iarnl
Innkeeper Deuiei BVBOW*
ledaja uf Salea
A bartaadar paasdad puiitv to
-eiiinu Uaaoi gad Boatl tad kaaasal .
ear who is on trial nn ti.e
haaaa,
T^i- file.. Of the emplo-.
s K-ieix'l :n KulpavUkt, failed to
••nd Uw trial, however, the case of
to* owner. Frank Schiller. W, pro-
: .i pyto* at KtupavlUe wai
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Truck Driver
Blamed for
lr<>alhofrriin'<>
III \n l.lelll ,|| ||\. Pnli
DIM* ht Neajieence, nn.-
ntr - .1 nr> Decid ■
IIOKOTHV KIDIMiTIIN
ln\ol\r U.S.
|{i\. .(.inn- M. Nililn ipealul
Before Rotan Clui uw
"i Hinliii..n- Mm.ail." Saysl
1 nit.-.l Stam Wmilil be|
Involved Should Europe
Go i<> War.
The pair was arrested alter sui -« -». .
;'u1, '"" \\ Ml* \\ 4111111 chases of liquor on thru *" •*■
i 9 iuij if, ch I &
going to the place und making pur- i
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lad with the three dates |
and said he bad obtained the honor
tram KritI* I ii
Sehuler bad bnowifidge of the sale
; that BBhttlai personally
,i t rod i« n to pal
Schiller -A ledge of
Me Bald he bad instructed
any av
toxtcaUui liquor or Dtraraaai |o
on Sundays He
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locki-d Ii. i I U) keep
■ -king hqiioi fioin thr
place.
Kn.'lh ; brief He
n| dmllted he had sold liquor tn
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■cbulei bad no knoultdgw of the
Bchuler'
batna ahntil the ntae»
i Uquor.
Name Supt>n isors
Vw Harmon Field
VIOI.% JtNKtmiT/
ol enter-
HELD FOB URAND II in
Taatif] Truck Vai I ...v. Mine
r. I.. Ill Mil.- pan Hour.
r.i--.nt:. r- in I ,ir ( rn-ltfil
The daaj
n-Milents m | truck-iiutoiiioblle
crash on May 19 at "Five Points"
HMHOUUI Townstiip. was uttnimt-ed
to the negligence of Jejagah I>
Tlbba. 25. negro. Jeuicintowu truck
driver by a coroners jury this
morning
Tlbbs was ordered held lor the
grand jury He furnished 12500 ball
an hour later at a hearing before
I Peace Joseph Cnn.min-ut
Norrlstown
The victims of the arc.
Ham Bailey. 43 116 Chain street
Norrlstown, his wife Mary 4:
i Vendette. 20, 220
Xu.inl.'.l Priaeaand BJ ■ oai osaa, dud
■Sea ..I t loaliu I\- "' c
. .n two hours of the crash
OfUlltlon to] Mrs Mary Vendetle BJ, lootliei
of Theresa, was Injured BM
She was in Montgomery Hospital
and cerun-lunt" «cently
: rBAI ol li WKlTKs
\M» MoajM urn m;mi
llle -JI : uighter
I II resi-whkh
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wiiiciu dauajn-
■.nil !>■ rameml ■
tlie late William i
Jean g for a
d won a
duced oral ,i N< v< Fork
s.wards to
Grade Pupils
CH.S. tO (dM
Diplomas lo6d
I M.illli.u'. S.I I (.
Pupil.
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rr.i-.--. II
12 for Penonal S*n i
n.l.
A number of prizes
cates have been awarded to students
"I S: "" ;:.. ci'Ssli
ing an armsd oontfM vtta the gnaaoi bnaj gradag ana bo eighth u i-equired nearly
ii there Is a
"..ir no matter what steps
gag taken ;.t WaaolDftaB to, avert
Prank V. ood, Jr.. ami ltuth
Mill. Honor ^iii.l.ui-i
Li- 1- i wiped <>f :i:
Boyi mill 29 GarU Eaer-
• i-t-. in Higfa School.
Frank Wood. Jr. son of Mr. and
Mrs Frank A. Wood. «3S Fayette
stieet will be valedictorian of the
class of "SI at foti'-hohocken gTJeh
School, at commencement exercises
ftndj Friday. June 25. at the high school
Miss lliiih Hill, daughter of Ml
y25 Fav-eite
street, will be the salutatorlan
Other -tuiient ,'i>eak«t» at ihe exer-cises
will be Mary Caop of Bast
Kluhth avenue and Albert D'Angelo
Rl\t\ inc!i'dln«
i' MH: eountry wtn iw drawn bato
it Tin.., in brSaJ It ban opinions
. .lames M Niblo.
patent and rector of St.
, l.nrvli ftJUf |(f_
Patrolman Jol.n J Culp. taattflad
•u in, HnaalliBlliiii ii.- tald thai "ll,u ^"" rwoaj man and twent)
■cuired at 220 but Uiat ,,lll, founi asaaan. form the gradu-half
hour to "ting rlasa Tin
n goaaaeuon attfa the i-mme tag baary truck ttam ■»_*»« "grt ■dmund mark
', TUL-Z, demoUahed aadan Tha HUM va> Thorns ■rono Antl,...
Ctoatraj Of the aeaaol aaarOf 19.lt.-3, L||t|> W)T(, 1M |h(, gqaepaaa durint ""'""''I f'lllP Nicholas ITAIessandro
Prtaes are awarded to the follow- Mu^ ,,„„, M|K Vendetta was Uu *
ing for the highest general average l>nlv oompaat, win
moved, before Uie boat I I ehiele
Bxtaard Olera; aec-iwas dragged irom the wreckage aj
ciiiii'iitie Qalasatsar, gmaUiaf truck
Naaci Uagla; thtrd__ grade. Arthur: c'ulp said that Bailey was driv-ing
on Sieuton mem
OatdlUomjarada, Cerald Kehoe, BemadetU making a left turn oiiio Williams
El wood praaa, Jamai CHUnaar, Rob.
ert Hague ll.uiv Hvli:
Oeorai Kurt/. lionald
Umbert. Paul Long Admn Mackle-ui
the revuhir!r|Hrk- ftflh B™de. Bettv Jane Hef-H.md when the truck struck the
„. . . '.jfernen. Marjorie DeStefnin. n cai I
"■ C[ub ** snule, Jo
Commission has designni.il
iiere the registrars will all
between tag boun *>i to t; in unti
It p in unt'. 1 until 10 p in
Other registration days will tK
during July and August
No one who is not registered will
be entitled to vote.
The registration will be perman
cut
The following are the places lor
registration in tgdl borough ami
surrounding ffljlrlfrll
Bridgeport
f-i: • Ward —Klnnane Garage
Fifth and IJeKalb aft
Second Ward Good Will FsW
Fourth and Bush streets
Third Ward Mnddona Orandee
Lodge Hall. Depot and Railroad
n venue.
f'oruthohorken
.' .id St Cosmos and Dam-ian
Third avenue and Maple atrret
Second Ward—Residence of James
Campbell. 203 East HIT'-
Third Ward—Polish Eagles Homr
Elm Mn-et
Fourth Ward Conshohocken
High School Annex. 7th avenue mid
Forrest street
Fifth Ward—Conshohocken Fire
Company No 2. Ninth avenue nnrl
Harrj- street.
West fonshohoekpn
First Ward—James Powers Store
Room. Second alley and Ford street
Second Word-Residence of Peter
Dun*. 105 Front street.
Third Ward—McCarrlek's Oarage.
Ford and Simon streets.
Plymoath
.. arai day and
win meet with duaanomtnienta b»-
i bleva success
II : Miem !ll''v H
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BraMtna .-mh aj Darai btfora faoad
ihe world: UUa la rOB world and
you are trained to BtOM
I ■ ■ iue does not act
DM You came
world for such a time as this"
■aid,
In his charge to the class he told
i !i have complct. <i
amount erf learning but ii >. no
enough. < Be urged
them to have faith In their fellow-
.ConUnaed tin Page Kevrn
■ Ing Niliietil W.i
..M IV lln',
mton Field playfroundi ai
ind . om-borough
hall liiht evening and Wll-itaiii
A Dugan was rho i
\]: or of i for th
■ 1 $Uf» fur the s..ason.
Mi ■ Jane N .
a at n salary of
$110
The playground!* will 0000 .'ulv
Seize Fireworks
In Norristown Raid
A short patriotic program will be
arranged for Julv 4
The work of placing the grounds
in condition for the season i.-, ;>!-
__ ready under way and will be com-ted
In time for the opening
The equipment which has been
siorrd during the winter months |a|
b«ing inspected and renovated It
will be removed to the playgrounds!
■ d the day b- I
opening
The supervisors will meet prior
to the opening and map out a pro-gram
of activities for the two-month
period with special feature'
each week Miss Nugent. In BtWfge
of the girls' activities, has had a|
wide experience In the work of
planning programs that appeal to
the children Her assistant is !«■-
ginning her first year In playground
work
Mr Dugan is also beginning hh
first season In playgrounds work
although he has had considerable
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Andi.iTu liui.
Fitihu NlblO explained aj the
opening of his address that It has
he visited
abroad but that he keens In ctaM
rtgO coun-brlee
Uiroa I Itt promi-i
mil tries or
frowj Ulos« who haw iisited there
»in l underatand conilttions or
.ding two very reliable
. winch he roai
uhuly
toward the United Stur.-s the popu-lar
Prelate said that bi>th Japan and
in fears as to what
will happen In central Europe and
that Japan Intends to have the
hare of things in Asia He
1 ipunese are smarter than (Low* Moore
. that IB Mmt China Eighth grade—Frances Watson,
will be a part of Japan. Joseph Kelly
Nlblo said that he was Certlnratci for attendance and
rid affair* punctuality are awarded by the
wttfa a prominent foreigner who Woa Beard to the foi-
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would r\ under the' FBOt grade Amhotiv ClfcanU,
ml.r.slitp or a milltaiy dictatorship! Joseph Oordon.
or what Is analogous In Russia at1 Second grade- Edward Naeielsfci,
■ dan WHS pushed
■aval BCI Ion, mid
grade. Mary R\an Dimali! OoUtni | i.iM.ed against a pole. Tlie front
eighth i■: DaBttnoaa, whean ol the truck raatad on the
Isahaaa DoWhert? tea aj tha wd.m one obatl rki
The inwruan h-cmn awards a.lually ciuslilng two women In Mv
medal for scholarship, sportsman- rear seat.
abtp, and school spirit to Catherine nap quoted Tlbba as saying at
Botto and John OCornmr. tha time thai he was traveling 35
prtaaj the follow- to tu miles per hour He -mid Tibb'
tng for the highest gperaaa in Re- told him he tried to apply MM
llgion for the [brake> but then was uolhing he
First grade -Reglna Garvey j could do," aald Culp.
Second grade George Craven. I Culp said that 200 WPA work-lers
were called to aid In remoMng
Third I I • 'ruck A heavy chain was fast
William Ul ; to th! vehicle and another
Fourth made Mhraaiai Oman Itroob aided in pulling it over, re-
* Dade. i upants
Fifth Orada Donald Boyle, Den- culp said that the truck was
! hauling screening from s OJUOTTI tat
Sixth grade—EliEabeth Safko |Uj He said the ownaf
mad. Man C/COanor u. n,r truck was Einnia Martin.
Norristown authorities seized fire.
works valued at KOO test night in
home of Tony Ciaccio 29 East
Chestnut street. Norristown Ciac-cio
was charged with possession of
fireworks contrary U> a borough or-dinance
,1111 I. inn II li." llilf linu HHWUWWW
Ciaccio has maintained a stand|experience In boys'
tha borough limits in recenl Matthew's school where he has
years Fire Marshall Ferd Red-'served for several years as an ath-mond.
who hraded the raiding part; letk director.
said that the fireworks constituted
a fire hazard In the town Tlie fir, POSTPONE NVA MEETING
works were stored tn a cell In Cltv
Hall, pending disposition of the
use. A hearing will be held Wed-
Clacclo wos present In city
hall today but was released pending ,H"iise. has been postponed
the further hearing. nine, June 22.
The meeting of the NVA Com-l
laduled to be held this
In speaking
load. Father Niblo
' hree-quarters of all the
D Mie Balkan states at the
me Is going Into anna-taxes
levied In this
c.nnoi be compared to
the other side, he said.
He spoke of the conditions in
tad the changes that are
taking place, of the restricUons that
■re being imposed and the shortage
| trig of butter and fat In
Ttalv and England, the problem is
control of the Mediterrantan Sea.
.' rormer would like to
make into an Italian lake and which
England needs as a short cut >o
India and Australia.
speaking of war he said the
William Crlswell.
Third grade - Charles Bradley.
George Lucy Herbert Emerson
Fourth grade - Joseph Jucquot.
Francis McDonald. Charles Tan-clni.
Aloyslus Noslclskl. Francis
decant I
Fifth grade —Jacob Reiner. Rob-ert
Aigner Paul Ellff
Sixth grade—Albert Measaros
Seventh grade—John Crawford.
Jane Schaffer. John Mulcrone. Jos-ph
Reilly William Moran, James
Kelly, Francis Bradley. James Kee-ley.
James stem pie
Eighth grade—Robert Lawrence,
Samuel Matteo. Walter Psculkow-
■al
First Grade—Clare Strychard
Second grade—Dolores Bradley.
and that the truck was enroute to
the quarry.
Officer John Camburn Ambler
was summoned tad armed shortly
after the crash He said that the
truck was atop the lighter car. and
that It was Impossible to
the victims He corroborated other
parts of Culp's testimony.
" Paul Fitzgerald, foreman on
WPA project to which Tlbbs was
hauling the stone, testified Uiat he
received word of the crash. and
hurried to the scene He said he la-ter
ordered his employes to come
and assist in removing the truck
William McGarvey. anotlni Wl \
worker, was the :-.■-
He was enroute to the quarry and
was not far from the Intersection.
He did not see the actual crash
Assistant District Attorney John
E Flvnn represented the Com-monwealth
Tlbbs was present at
the inquest, but did not ■
YouthAccused
Ol Stealing
\\ orkers' Can
Police II..1.1 Bay, I1', M
I ttarae of Holiliinc; Service
Station ami Stealtni I H
\n\in> i; i i IT
IM - to Talk of Olli.-r
Bn.BflOT.ril Hrlirvr
I Inked U iih Gcon
l" adUl ihe UH-VIIV oi -1
i.umlHT of aiitoim>bile.s over a per-
|Od Ol more than a month forcibly
entei ing the wrelUB .station Os*
Joseph Havkcrt «[ 365 West mm
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and cash box together with $148
woith of tools and aci
■■■ iiuiroMch. II of 473 Old
will be given a hearing
ai 7 this evening before Magistrate
Francis Bobenneih
The escapade ended with lr... ar-rest
Sunday afternoon b
Rlnke and Officer Phlpps. iollnwing
the robbery at th' •
earls Saturdav morning
Tlie rOUth was picked Up
■ion of ihe Reading Rail-road
Company close to i»ukiiig
place or the John Wood Manufac-turing
Comnaiiv from where a
munlx't of the cur.s I
stolen lie baa baon couilned to
tha lix-al police station Mine his
ai u. t and baa been q '
- aj poUoa, as well
w il Tele-phone
Company, the Hem
road and Alan Wi"d Steel C'onuaiuv
Neiitoro'. b 'I L .iking
a number of automobiles and break-ing
into and robbing th'
at ion according to pOUot, but
they are ooi not told
complete Btory, and have bMU
living to raatan other robb
him A.stile ftom UM looaj roboer-nie
rottfJi lahaaa u> ten anv-ihliibi
All afl
wait, i m i ■rueaa tafcan from
Nugent. Philip Pauline automobiles mid those taken Horn
Anthony Pattlne waiter POeeh ■tandn ban bean un-
D| During much of lite qlies-
Dominie Mo, Hamrd ladlton, turning the prtaonar bnatM
George Bnwun Clii.il- With ■ l;uiKh
Leonard TravBllne, Joaeph Ttyota- ,M aanottraj tin' automobui
ski. Raymond Wltmop, OUyl 'wed no
>n. Frank Wood. Jr, Teddy lav<irs As a proof <i ;\ one <>l
aaahlDM taken Irom Ihe John
[he Alfonse Marlon Bate Wood plain, to which Hie police
Bennett, Margaret stack! BBttted taking was_nona
New Members
For Alumni
cuiredin the nmiAudre>" MeDade. Jane Crawford!
1900 years of the world were afl Catherine Frost Mary McNeeus.
%?"'," "ZJ^II? "°?' 5S «"4-tb, «™ld n„, ^om, ,<,!„,™.n. .,".* "
Mary Caop. Frances Davis. K)la«.
belli Deegan Helen Dobbin. Mary'
Douglass. Helen Oonsiorowski Vir-ginia
Helsler Fmnce, Heleniak
Ell7a*b«-ili H.iron. ltuth Hill. Mary
Ingram
Kupatrlok, Mnr\ BagaJ
Matilda Muck. Ktizubeth McQulius.
' bopafct Gladys Rempp.
Marian Salvla. Phllomena Seardu-u
. ■U-eapar, Helen Suvit-
■ky, Anne Taylor Eva Thomju
Margaret Thomas Helen TOby
HaceaUaresle
Rev Stanley H West, rector ol
Calvary P. E Church dcliiend 0M
Baccalaureate sermon, which tra-ditionally
opened the otmmwooe-ment
week activities for local high
school graduates. He addressed the
large audience In the auditon.nn ol
the Calvary P E Church. Sunday
evening, numbering among them
the 1937 graduates, upon the topic
"Simple Mindedness."
Friendliness to
Cat HrinffH a Bite
and West Point on Saturday
East District- Township Bulldlne.
West District-Philadelphia HM ClaSS Ot 37, C. H. SM VlSltS N. I . C.
West District - Philadelphia
Transport Company. Patco Field.
Springfield
Fr^f District No 1-New Pin
House, Queen street. East of Willow
Grove avenue, Wyndmonr.
East District No. 2—O Spengler's
Oarage. Plourtown and Abington that will be HM sentiment of en-avenues.
Wyndmoor tries in dlarirs of Uie 1937 fcradi
W' -■ District— Flourtown Flrelaltng class of Conahohocken Hlghlrace for a wedding
"■ Milehem pike [School, tuider date of 3aturd.iv.! ■ Eack to New York with lunch-
Third District -Orrland Volun- June twelfth, nineteen hundr.d slid eon on the boat and tfien for en-thlrty
seven I Grand Tour of Radio City and
"It vras a long day, but a grand buildings, over the campus, up many
one'' p to the Chapel, from which \nu
M.j-be not the Mart words I 1|:(| m||m up ^
Forty three new members, coni-
Elleen McCauley,' prising the class of 37 or St Mat-
Claire Pollard. Loretta Kearney, tliew's High School, were received
irma Brandt. Rita Holmes. Ruth in! othe Alumni Association of the
Bittner. Catherine Lawler school, at the annual reunion and
Fourth grade - Patricia Meyers, banquet last night at 7 in the audl-
IM\ trwkMi). Crf.hr»rtrBe"rnl0P Balc*r-Marv McD** i tormm of the grade school
l l\ IIMMIIII rit IIUUI fnfMi grade-Marie Lavin. Regina ' Jack Tole. secretary of Uie as-
'Brandt. Helene Mulcrone, Dorothy soclatlon, presented the thirty
Plymouth Consolidated school jcoonan. Patricia McNeells. Elizabeth voung women and thirteen young
will hn'j lt« closing exercises(Nagk. Teresa Foysden, Elaine!!lTr„ and Rev William A OT»n-
Thtirsday evening at 8 o'clock, in | Emerson Joan Delaney rector of the church and Louis|MI"*''*'"K
■• ..i utri On Page Eigfah
Closing: Exercises at
Twelve-year-old Edward Ronnan.
son of Mr and Mrs John Ronnni:
113 East Ninth avenue, is fond of
animals
Rarely does he encounter a dog
or cat on his way home from
school, without a frlrnly word, and
limes, a rriendly stroke or two
few days ago. Eddie noticed e
sleek, fat cat. which looked as
though its nature was a sociable
one as he walked up Fayette street,
from St Matthew's parochial
school.
Eddie stopped, and according to
the story, reached out to gtrg Uu
cat a friendly stroke The cat sank
its teeth Into the boy's right hand
Yesterday, Eddie's arm develop-ed
a swelling, and his parents took
him to a physician He is taking
serum Injections. against blood
poison
His ii.jury Is secondary in his
H: disillusionment in
<;. n.
leer Fire Compan; Roesrh
avenue. Orelftnd.
Fourth District—Store of William
\ Deere, SOI Bethlehem pike.
I'pper Merlon
Upper District—Stewart Fund
Hall. King of Prussia
Middle D ■ nee of Wil-liam
A Spragg. Montgomery ave-nue
and Balllgomtngn road.
Lower District No 1—SwedJand
Fire Company. Swedeland
Lower District No 2—Sacred
Heart Church P-rish Hall. Swedes-burg.
Whiterasr*h
East IM I
West District-Spring Mill Fire
Company. North Lane.
he school auditorium. Admission! Sixth grade-Agnes Nolan h Alumni presld. i
wily iNasielskl Thev occupird a long table,
n What glorious I .M 'i"M finishing i Seventh grade - Margaret Mc- decorated in orange and brown.
. wnat a gionousjth, grammur S(,hoo| ^^ gre-iNamara. Jane Ftneran, Caroline Ult. clw colon
Elizabeth Demr*j-V IHnJftoiln Smo.:zolko. Ida Stemporosky. Margaret The entertainment program in-
Ray Marenn-t Rvan Brady. Rita Fogarty. Rose Mane >ctuded the class song bv the gradu-
Thomas Arnold. Molly Alfonse. i McCartney. Ella FOndots, Elizabeth gt€S ^JQ, by Leon Ratoskey and
Martha Ashton. Katharine Beyer. McDonald, Jean Meyers. Mary wn ' und d.nc(. by Maureen Clark,
Here's the way diaries may rrad Chinatown, both of which -m BrazUaon Loyola Brower. I O'Connor. Reg ma Malasplna. Mary j KPn(.rai dancing followed
for that day: for a long time We hurt Janetta Brown Man Car:tymugh, ; Jane Smith. Annette Aigner, Isa-'
"t'p in the middle or the night' dinner at Caruso's, located at Uu , , Qanantt, Frances j bafle Oiera PJanei pollard Ida
and arrayed ipol in the world. Und inporoaky
the high school wheat 'All Broadwi.v. where more paopli | Bora. | Eighth grade Marie Lawler.
Aboard' was called by the bus rirlv- per hour lhaii anv other pi
ers at six. Off we started on Our Die world Uu
Grand Tour of West point mid New Sixtv four tired grads, and three
York City. neat likely ■ bit ir
"A quick change In Nr-» York— bade H-XKI hve to t!
transportation. I mean—and Wl BM Saturday <■ . Annette Tu re hi, Theodore
were out of the bus and on the big and came back to the ole' homeiUoa
white boat, going places It Wtl toe/n What time? Oh | ■ —
grand weather, and the tiip wi ifflct it to say that it UJIK \T POf'OSOS
fine—up past the Palbadcs and was pr.ietirallv another day when
r Mountain and the hills whert lown bo lleep" ! Mrs John I .nd daugh-good
ole" Rip Van Winkle had that1 Clbaparooai on the IMP aero Bjd. tar, Joyoa, of 140 West Ninth ave-
|niee lone sndbre. iward Oerman high school ptii oendim: this week in the
Unemployed Man
Kills Self With (Jas
Chester Loring. 63. Trooper road,
Middle District—Barren Hill Flrei At West Point, we didn't miss a pal M: Barry Aikm n in I MissjPocono M Is recov-
Company, Barren Hill. | thing Through the handsome i Eleanor Caine. |erlng from a two weeks' illness.
Ham Kelly Btephle KObuaJSelan MrNe<lis. Anna Mav Mack
Helen K' M ' .h- ICatherine DmUTiOlM Fiances Roae
man. Po Barry Marx.! Abrams.
Frank Marctuccl. Philip Ottey. Oertincates In recognition of the'Trooper, committed suicide yester-
Lloyd POtam, Theresa P'roiii, Fran- j personal service rendered as mem- day afternoon, in the kitchen of hts
the BcbOO] Baftt) Squad home His wife found him dead on
awarded io: the floor All gas Jets on Uie kitch-
Arnold Cicranti Stephen Pas-!en range were turned on Loring.
qulm peter Fa Icon i • ro Joseph I a weaver, had been unemployed His
Kelly John O'Connor Samue iNat-jwife had gone to Norristown <arly
teo. James Murphy. Joseph ONeill m the arternoon She hod beeni
Paul McGuigun Francis Ford John'working part time at a Norristown I
tiro:. [plant He had been dead an hour
other than that belonging to Frank
.Sal 111 11'line I i liie| ol police Of
NorrLstown. and now chief at the
Wood plant This car w*s aban-doned
in Lower Merlon and was ra-the
police of lhat town-
Bbjp
IjUM week the car of Arthur
Press was stolen from the Wood
plant and was driven m
300 miles brought back the follow-ing
morning and abandoned off
Fulton .street iM the North end of
the borough, where it was recovered
by local police Leonard, according
to the police admitted taking Uiis
car and driving to Lancaster where
he drove around In search of a
former pal and after being unable
to locate him picked up a girl,
whom he claims he did not know,
and taking her for a dl
Other cars of which he la
charged with taking belonged to
Forrest McFarland. of Mont Clare,
and Howard Blnns, which was taken
from the Alan Wood plant and
abandoned In Lower Merlon.
Alter abandoning the Blnns car
In Lower Menon he walked to this
borough and It was on his way
home early Saturday morning that
■ it urn in -
cording to hts statement He blOtm
the window in the south side of the
building with a .stone wrapped In
rags and then crawled Into the
station, the police say he admits.
The cash drawer In the service
station was opened and fifteen pen-nies
taken He admitted hr knock-ed
the telephone box off Uie wall
with a one-pound hammer, threw
the box out the window and carried
t and the hammer to the bridge
panning Plymouth creek. 100 feet
distant He went down under the
bridge, broke open the cash drawer
ol the telephone box and secured
1105 In nickels and dimes. He
threw the telephone box and hanv-mer
into the creek from where they
were recovered yesterday morning
by the local police.
Leonard denies with a smile that
lie took the tools and other acces*
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IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
according to Coroner W. J Rushong,
I who called the case one of autcide. II
< t»M\1l V I Ml M POSTPONI I) ONI Wl I K
Dl I. TO ALTERATIONS
ind class day exercises of Conaho-hocken
High School bare been postponed a week. arjoOUtuemeni Ml
h] Mi- Riyll-- Jom
Scheduled to be held Thursday and Friday of this week, class
dav will l» held instead, Thursday. June J4 and COtm
"Friday, .i,
■lite to uu. v. . i ■ •
Wall of the high school, which M IUK:.
. •icre;-.s*.(l lor the la-w tinft.lMW annex
to the high ' d ai on aft bo tar*,
Graduates were given the choice, at a conference QJ |
class, school authorities and the building contractors yesterday, to
hold their exercise.. OP the scheduVd date, but in BOOthO]
to postpon* them "We want to reel-*' our diplomas wrier w. were
' long", was the consensus of graduates' sentiments Con-tractors
reported they are rushing ihe alterations "O 'ornpletion. and
"might finish them by Thursdav if the weaUier wa.s with them."
IP take | c'ninee gg| !if. ■ oal,I.■ wcaih'T conditi I
ever. It was decided lo watt a week