The Conshohocken Recorder, June 22, 1937

              ®lje €onsl)ol)0cken Uttoxbtt.
Ertabitthed IH(V>. Ha i I ( ONSHOHOCKEN, P\. Ml H>\.. II M 22, .937 PRU I ; l* o l.tNTS
Itotarv Honors
II. C. Jours al
\\ eeklvDinner
Rotar% < In!' Surak**i
Cluh I'.iv- Tribute t<> Banker,
In.III-UI.tli-t mi KlHli
Hirlli'l.o.
( OMCBJ SSMAN SPI UU
K<|IIIM lllllJH Dill'T S.iv-
Supreme ' nurt [ante M;i»
II.Id I p LegUatHM
Horace C Jana, local banker am!
manufacturer, waa the centrul figure
ind Congressman J. William DHH'i
wan the guest speaker at the week-ly
meeting of :'
Rotary Club last night at Andorra
Inn.
The club honored Mr .1
tent IT hLs aoth birthday
last Wednesday atvl in r
of hi* activities In dtfc
the community during the pu.st
many years.
President Robert T Potts, in
presenting Mr Junes, paid him
high tribute
Congressman Dltter, a personal
friend of the honor guest, also add-ed
his tribute of P-spect brioro b*>
I'lnluiitf hLs adtlre.-vv He also eOe -
pltmented William Forsyth. who -d
Hie group singing and also favoied
with a solo
Congressman Ditter explained
that In compliance with a request
when he was asked to he the
speaker, choae for his subject.
"Trie Washington Situation", and
in dealing with It he chose what |w
considered the two moat important
issues that la ixTdpying the atten-tion
of the administration, the
Supreme court Bill ami
situation, without injecting politic*.
In speaking of the Supreme Court
Bill, the Congressman said it was
the one dominant Issue at Wash-ington
since early In February- und
since the message was read the
entire legislative proaram has been
at a standstill with the exception
of the appropriations for govern
nient and relief. The
this he explained was the tremen
dou,s Importance of the issue and
irrested for
Man's llealli in
Sewer Trench
Gardes Party for
Chapel r'und
Department «if Labor .■ ml In-
<lu-ir\ Chargei Negligence
Lv SaWer i oBtracton
\ R REST \H I l'i:i 5.
Son Losl Raee
Wild Death to
III Fa I her
Divide Springfield PJ
East Election Dis'i rsl IVnnaii cgistrahon
1 bartei
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II.,1.1-r Died in Ho*
a I i v^ Minute* Be-f
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I ONGBI ---MAN Vt I III! I I i:
C.II.S. Alumni
Receive§ Class
IM M.tiili.r- Gree. Nan
< l.i-. I.Ini CMawfi.
Jaonw U. Raj u,.K Sur-rfwor
... l-ir-i 6am W.t-comei
Wen Members.
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afternoon froai
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deraon Buppke and Ml .,, . ■ II.... .
i Ribta will to) i M i *i«» M \
Hearing* Thuraoay. Worl taught Cold Vfter Working
"-"I— I-".' .» < -- J "SSC '" HWl I. ......r.-.
in ni Sewer I n-m li will kc nW bs ictivr in (lomntunta
A son traveUzug .several hundred
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■ ■ MI William F. Wills ,. rather km the rare
minute, todaj
uon*.'' L. M Oatntg, rice pn Boarerd Betttter and bfi D nanutat
Of soli drink-. ;■
booth win be ii HJ u chentnui H
He will ba an... i rothy Bitner
i Cum- Jaga 0. Naaman K. wv
i.i aMrtatoam, oa Th ■
ba M n «■ Cheatnul Hill Hi
in chan on, Loon*
a mi m H ;..:::.i hm rrom -■
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i Tile division of tile Fi'
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Albert
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Brookrrol! I'lynunith MM Un|
■Aill raad linndwriting and Mi .
Prank M Han..1.1 ii. . .,, ,u!1 rt,u| rharftcter
trunanl ni Labi ■ < ■,
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David K Johnslone. Tenth ave-nue
and FnyrKe attWl 1
Matt Nunita tmrmtf CttJ, former
resident, who has filled the post for
ira eontlnuoiLsly
John Light, ueorge P1UBU and
„. Frank Wood. Jr.. the latter, presl-reaaon
ot tkni 01 tha rlass of '37 were named
vie. nmirtanta; Mis*. Edith Lobb
was chosen rrcordlnjr MM
3k« navja wnlohU wu* pwntcd I Miss Anne Primavera. eorrespondinK
He said that if the Supreme Court secretary and Miss Jeane Vande-i*
changed under tin- UMMHII ad- grift, asstatnnt seeretary'-
minlfttraUon there Is nothing U>| Two hundred and fifty persons
prevent it from being changed with were present, including the sixty
each Mieeeedtng administration to six members of the class of W. re-sult
the purposes of the party In Icelved al the event Yellow roses.
power. He upheld th* workings the class flower of the graduating
court and spoke against the desire I class, decorated the table for *'
to change It to meet the desires of | new member- -
one man and ttfct aarfcMM in.mrv ot
another, both employees on the
sewer operation
Tin uciim of the fatality wa--.
Charles J WillmmH. M. of Rebel
inn. Dpaar Marlon, ana am
oruabad to daatn May 10 when tha
(arthen walls of the open tremli
collapsed on him The incident
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High school Alumni Association. at,Mo,1>t«">1*;ry Hospital, but pro-i
i inounced dead on admission,
the «3rd annual reunion and ban- Th(, 1Illlim| w w.^ ,
(|uet. lield on Sauirday at the darn-, cilcred of ftHt Avenue.
Manufacturers Country Club, O H April IS.
■■ johnatone aaeaoodi M
'and discharged man the in
Ma] I
In hiin^iiiK tCM char. I
.■ propet ■hortni
was nut pi
I | cave-in of U I
walls bordering the open irencli al
M ruses Uie
of violating an
Legislature passed June 2. 1913.
line will be <
Miss McLean
math nvi
Rughai
and Miss pnizabeth
had boon ROUflad late last night hv F.I). \. Honor
i Hi.- crnkal oaaattkm
of his father I m' i a • ■
I'neuiiionia which he contracted \<*\\ I r^SMll'lll
ftnt a week ago. and blood poison-1
innnMndhnad by
rhninic diabetes are gh"
the cause of death. Working In anj|
llv high temperature, in
iteuilcr will be m charge of the cafe-
Philadelphla olnnr the I
caught ;
nl I!
ofVoterstobeMadeTonjorron
andlliursday in EntireCounty
l«.nu i l.ik \\,|l kid l!.m-i,.,,. ,,, I'hi. Borou(b. —
Fourth ind I ihl. \\.,i,l I >. I. i,, l|.,,, ^,v i |,rk-. ■
Houn f..i li.-i-n. in \ M. I 1,1 il I p. \l.. : to in
P M Ml I I, ,- \l„-i
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. mi i I, ikl i,, i;. i ,11,
ill I nun III,
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Rrgialpr i,» \ <>!<■ .,1 liiiuri-
Sil ii PaJlini I'l.,,,- V»
.1 I Irrlan M.n l(.|:i-i«r
. Irrki la ->,r\,. in Thii Boroudl in,I
I ir-l l(,ci-l..ili,ni. \\,i, M.i.li-nan
Ha^[>■ and MKs'Midtlin heavy cold, lu, hr rode to
Ann M Will- ,,| Uw niis^.llaneouR hU honip ,„ie ev.-nlng lafil week.
KetuMtb siaufTfr win' ii,- oouapMd npnii in
Ud booster, and wlll| He was one of ihe mosl acUve
;, set of china.
\\ hitemarshto
Graduate 66
inuii\ Kiiner.il lliri-rlnr-
\--iiri;itioii TemJer Ban*
qurl l« I'iiul I*. Miller.
Nen Preaidenl of Statr \
-iitialioii. Han) < Jueala.
force of registrars and clerks
wrii bagno the emrk tnuwiRni morn-ing
in all of th. |
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inuounced
r luij and aaajaa
While thi were set
i W'-ittn'Mlav ..nil i'.nr I
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ui spring Mill nantnft
rhvirch and was a member of tha
Are police of the Harmnnvllle Fire
Company. Besides his widow Fmma.
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■ wire .,[ Marvin Balnea m f™ '
Murple's Lane Plymouth Meeting;
Marie, wife ol Cratg Matheson of
Narclaxa road and Wilhelmlua. wife
Ml Bhvood Laccy. at home, and one
■on, Leonard.
Fiirinnl inranuemenLs have nc
nrl baan ooaiplatad.
recognition Ml hi
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. with the No l regls-trar
laHn) I annaora,
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2U I)a\ s In Juil
i lommencenienl Will He
II. Ill Tburaaity. il Barron
Hill. Rev. David Noble to
I»..|i,..r \.l1|e(.. \u:.e,l-fur
SonOff Slllileill-.
la Whllemarsh Township Public' James Vanaili. 54. 4151 Main
Schools will hold ihrii I .\unk. wa.s killed by
nual Conimeiicement. Thursday j lightening and three Offal
. at 3 N p in in the audi-. NIOIIHT and two young dl
I Killed, 3 Hurt by
LiirlitrniMv. Holt
human nature. He predicted the
Supreme Court Bill will be killed In
the House, expressing the belief
the Judiciary Committee can not
be marshaled to make a favorable
report.
The second issue is the (Cht of
the capacity '>! BM |nople for wlf
itovernmetit in 'he man,''
law and order, the speaker said
Ba .--tui [oat .. bOBM Hi ■ Wen ttw -
Ul collapse
and wluii is true or the family. Is
also true in a village, state or na-tion,
he pointed out "We are go-ing
through the most serious time
in the history of the nation." he
.said, and in speaking of the labor
Kltiiailot) he expressed tin- belief
that labor has a definite right to
organize as the cropnyer and that
each workman has (lie right to
identify himself for his well being
or his destruction He .s[»ke "f
the condoning of thfl extreme act-'
of violence lie i xi>l.iinetl that In
olden times piracy was not lung
more than the survival of the flt-lesl
on the high seas, where the
boldest men with tlie best ships
took possession, and said he is
wondering whether there Is much
difference on the high seas in those
days when the present seizure of
industrial plants Are we going to
acknowledge by tour apprmal by
our continuity of condoning or are
we going to show our capacity to
enact laws and the courage to en-force
them? These questions he
left to his auditors.
Howard Webster, of the Phtladel
phla Club, was a visitor and Leon
Ratoaky was a guest.
Henry Wilder announced that
plans are being completed for the
annual "Ladies Night" to be held
next Monday at 6.30 nt Bungalow
Inn. Jeffersonvllle.
President Rober T. Potts prealded
for the last time at the meeting
Francis L PYeas. .newly-elected pres-ident,
will take office next Monday
i veiling
FELL IKIIM Bit 11 It
Miss Betty O'Neill, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Russell O'Neill, ot
West Eleventh avenue, fell from a
bicycle near her home on Saturday
afternoon and sustained severe in-juries
to her arm.
Woman in crowded car. to friend:
"I wimli thai good-looking man
would give me his seat."
Five men Immediately ztood up!
till H 111 BREAKS
RIBS AT <T t IV,
Officer Walter Phipps. local
patrolman, suffered two frac-tured
ribs, while playing in a
ball game between the married
and unmarried teams, Bunday.
at the Moose outing at the Press
Farm. Skippark
He was treated by a local phy-sician.
and
vari-colorr. I
bles
Four claws held individual re-
Tliev were
the classes of 1933, celebrating Its
fifth anniver.snrv. the class of
in il- Until reunion, thp class of
1<>!2 in ILs (weniv fifth Ihe class of
1907. marking its thirtieth anniver-sary
mid the class of ]fW7 mnrv'»f
: gnnivataary.
F H Snow principal of Lhe Low.
er Merlon Junior High School, de-livered
an Inspirational Mlk at the
reunion, flashes of keen humor ac-oannni
it.
James n. Ray. former burgess
and only living member Of the first
I mm the
school, sixty five years ago. welcom
ed the new members into the
Alumni. George W R Kirkpatrick
■?n acted H traubnaatOT and Rev.
Edwin F Carson, pastor of ttfet
Methodist Church, asked the bless-ing
at dinner anal offend
prayer (or deceased Alumni-"'
Hon. J. Burnett Holland
the Orphans" OOUTt, Moi
also addressed the group, coTfgrutu-latis-
R the new members and wel-coming
them Mrs NuMtla. plead-ing,
also extended a welcome to tin
new Alumni I.-; Frank Wood, presl-dent
of "37. responded to the wel-come.
Anniversaries
Among the rlasse.s rmrking their
(Continued On Pare Fivei
Reception For
Missionaries
Rev and Mrs Luther A. Ootwald
Lutheran missionaries to India, ac-companied
by their seven children,
will come nere Thursdav night
when they will be guests at an In-formal
reception at 7 45. In "1P
social room* of St M^rlr1-; T i itheran
church They have recently ar-rived
in America, on a furlough
from their work in the far east
With Ihrm will be Rev and Mrs
Will F. Bare, of Lebanon. Pa, par-ents
of Mrs Ootswald Rev Mr
Bare Is a former pastor of Bt
Mark's church Motion pictures of
the activities carried on by Rev
Barren Hill Consoll-class
is one of
On 1). & I). CharjTP t*w largest to graduate from the
' | Township schools Prof I A
I Supervising Principal of the Town-ahtp
H. I
who A ill he
Burgess Hampton was In a gener-ous
mood in pattBa ooarl ti.i
ofilng when four men. charged with
the lying drunk and
| arraigned before him and meted out
■ twenty -day -enn nee in Jail to
each when UlO) were unable to pnt-dure
a fine of $4.50.
The defendant'- were John Can-non
Peter Ostrowski. Hugh
it.d Joan Storm They
were arrp.sted at 8 last i
: Offu
"Frog Hollow
lug profusely from a cii( in the palm
of hi* right hand, which was given
medical treatment after he was
brought to .iiion. He
■Bl onabla to exnlain how he rr-i-
eived 'he EUl He told the burges->
he had tS yesterday morning but
did not have a cent wilh which to
pay his Una and BOOld not explain
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award and prnea during
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'or of the Roxborough
,i! Church will deliver
. k'radtiates The
I the gmdoating class are
Richard KaaOt, pre.i. lent; Alice
McCnughan. secretary; Doris Beav-
Boam an
"i he class
Biiear atirnloTs arp c)ll.rrv iU1(1 wJlilp ^^
i was bleed- ,t; ... To live a well
routldad lile; be square'' The pro
gram for coniui.-n-'.-mcnt Is as fol-lows:
Procev-'inal Oroheetra
OH Rev. H M Rowi"-.
pastor Of Bl Pi lei :.
i 'ithi'r.iii chunh Barrel] Hill
"The W v
phfied hv the lire of Thoanu
lea Smart
Songs, 'ilio Flephant and the
Chunp ■■
He il All Those
■ iring Young Charms'
bv the giadnatuii oiaai
"The Revmrd of ■arrlee*' raara
pllflitl Bf the life of Jane
Adams . bv Anna Makslmowicz
On h. ,ii .i
William Wuntaf will jyak eon-cerniiu,'
the class motto "To
live a well-rounded life;
be square"
•ion of awards
Song. "Thte. Mm. rjHrli from
School" GradualInr Oteaa
Address Rev DBTU Nona*,
of the Rox
iHirough Preafaytetian Church
< .it.li.in.il On rage Two|
)urad eerloualy, during lust niglir
storm Vanclli was tound lying un-der
a tree in West Miu..yunk by
Lom Merlon ix)ll(V- The others.
Zlole Rosetta. 3ft lasnajrunk and
inounce those I her daughters, Romona. 8, and
f this yearsj&ljth- 10, are in hi
Jury Kxonerales
Driver for Death
Francis Bates, 23. Allqulppo. pa..
rated bj ^ ooeonara jury
'Ci.jhilitv for lh*'
death of Peter Puppas. Amhridge
i In an antomoljile accident June
. it Ardmore
Pappa.s who was riding with
Bates from Pittsburgh to Neej York
was klllefi lv when
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rear of a parked beer truck on
■ '.ike
Sates, on atapeBeo at the Jones
and Laughlin Mills geJd be doaad
for a "few seconds" and di:i
awaken until lie was about 3D
feet from the truck, too Into
avoid a colliMon
.'Ird. Ave. Supervisors
Th" Third Avenue Playground
open tn all boys and girls of the
community, will open for tha Mttl
i, .Tuh 0. remaining open
unlit August 27
•v Kirkpatrick will be the
• ! by Miss Cnther
me Hastings Final plans for the
opening were made at a meellng of
the committee last nlata
Fnrk House Mrs Hcnrv Rollins 1*
chairman and members are Mrs.
and Mrs Ootwald hi their mission- ^™,d *■■ and MUs Agn"
ary work In India will be shown \n__
and refreshments will be served.
The Young Peoples* choir will sing
Fatally Injured
Removing Window
Michael Dunn 80. 337 West Mar-shall
street. rTjrrlstown. was found
dead In the cellar of hla home by
Mrs Cyrus Irwin. a relative. He
was attempting to remove a win- |
dow He was .standing on a box '
when he fell HU head struck the
sharp comer or the box or Jos-(
eph Hlinsberger said his skull wa*
fractured Coroner W J Rushong
Issued a certificate of death due bo
acrtdent.
TODAYS n\i»i.|;\M
Oneway to ftgur* voite «hare
Oat or goiemm.i
take the total ux bill for the
federal, state and local govern-ment'
and divide it by the num-ber
of people in the country to
get the per capita share In 19:13
• ;i"v paid per person
: to $59 64 and in 1934
169 24 It has been estimated
that in 19M total taxes per per-son
will reach Jfl2 25
thii number of persons in
your iarnilv to figure what your
family's share in the cost of
government Is.
Wills Probated
William H Force. Oreen Ijne
' S3150 to his wife,
Hannah H. Force, according to a
will filed In the office ot the reg-ister
of wills
Force died March I 1035 hill Ihe
will was not discovered tinill re-cently
Letters of administration
were granted shortly after the
death, but these were revoked Sat-urday.
Testator directed that at the
death of the wife, his daughters.
Fmma F. and Fdith E, should re-ceive
the estate The will was
dated December 30. 1810.
H. MV Fulrlin, West Telford.
gave an estate of 11*00 to his wife
Jaine | Kb will was written June
fi LttJB Ba di-d March 25 The wife
was named executrix.
MFIHIIlVTs FIVH)
Hvman Krayan. 77 Fayette stree,
.1 McCanns manager of the A
■ ireet. and
Fdward Wciner proprietor of the
store at 70 Fayette street, were ar-
:.tre BCnjan Hampton "In
nrl Saturday morning
charged with violating the ordi-nance
governing the blocking of the
aosrwaSa A Baa or t4.so was im-posed
on each.
: ADVERTISE IN THE RECORDER
Kdith wa.s fo.ind by ■
and taken to Memorial Hospital.
Roxborough at
. found when poBoa anat
if girl mid
ire in Bryn M»wi i
Tlieir conditmn i
This morning btri RoaetCI sat up
n in\i M ... i "
bandages which hide wetn] Imrns
Itiiiit the lightning and described. In
barely coherent words what had
luippened.
I book mv thn-e children into
Mane) auk to bUj Jinn- i .nidle
lie ■ in.I "as we hove u<> i
on our farm On the way back, we
took the railroad track as the road
is too daageroua to walk oa a
Bejhl
■ When the rtorm bh a
■rttth ioid DM that than
n walking behind Da
■ look and kan at that
■ ban t .iii iMtanan inwlai
the bllllolnvood tlee
And at the same moment I f. h
fuunv in nt) lee i ejgald bantly
And that's all I reniem-
I now."
The bod* . >,.(| Dy Mr
Theodore ON'i
were driving from the nan i. to
theft 1. KM al :I1K River rood. West
Manuvunk. about 11 p m.
m the IMKIV ot
Fdith in a ditch at the side of the
rood Thinking her the victim oi i
hit-run driver, they turned around
bar to Roxborough leant-
■rial Hospital, where It «
he had head Injuries, bums and
■he scene, found
baej m.itk' in the dbl embankment
and small shrubs crushed in a path
from the top to the bottom of the
embankment Climbing it. they
found the bodies of the three others
under two trees
Vanella was under one
Tweniy feet away, under the second
tree. Mrs. Roscttl wee sitting dazed.
ly mumbling about her "Boning
legs " And the unconscious form ol
Aamona lay In the grass nearby
All apparently had been blown
with force to the ground, as they
bore scratches from crashing
through ;he tow bushes
' of the Manavunk police
station, was the first on the scene
II was he who discovered the bodies
■nd found the lightning marks in
the trees.
HOB bo baa panudYney <>i
gelvaBM '
D aflDei local morUcla
., umonlal baiuiuet at the Vail -U-a-
Saturday: ' " a Ktu*in
,, .. .,._ ..__. „. nveived No 4 card
mi
Seated before a griz?led group of
directors who believed him to be
the man they wanted to hire as
sales manager, the candidate was
asked by one of Ihe group "Who is
the boss in your home?"
"I m." was the reply, "but I keep
iy wife thinking she 1B".
That was one of the answers that
won a 125.000 Job for him.
the Montgom-rv County
Funeral Directors' Association. The
delightful event was one ol iln
ind socially brilliant ever
held by the organization
George R Huff, of Lansdale. pres-tna
county uroup. *as
t ami latrodu
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Joseph L Oalen. of Philadelphia
dent of the National As-o!
Funeral Directors, paid
A htith tribute to President Miller ■
leadership ability and his knowledge
il in the organIzatlon, In
■arl ba anal The Montgomery
County Funeral Directors' Associa-tion
is always In the forefront of
the tanks of the association locally,
state and national You have In
Mr Miller a man who KM
and who will
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Dr Frank Stromc of H
he Bureau ol \
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lecord-kcepiriK and the meeting of
olher hlate requirements and pro-teitlnp
Uon
il Huff Lntroduoed D Rae
floyd Of Norristown. who in turn
the honor guest of the
riling. Stal.- Pre.iiieiit Paul
Miller originally a "farm hoy" from
Murks Franklin <
to Philadelphia to aM the world and
bard work
i.d moid
ciiili in ( -.iisholifM-keii and with im-
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world. :
nation f..i the I ■
colleague . and promised to do all In
his power to help raise the .stand-ard1,
of the pro)
racketeer ■ullage of
the grief of paople, out of the organ-
Mrs. Miller Alw Honored
Mrs Paul I) Miller, wife of the
waa also at "".i
and ami praaantad with a large bas-
Oth.r gatata Introduced bv
I B were .1 ,|
-. rristown. regtstrar of vl-
1 ink J Horn !■ In
Aliqiilppa. memlier of the Board of
"f the State A.
Benjamin I. Harr. I^amp.
taryof Uie Pennsylvania Mate Fun-
Ion; Miles
Tlmmataiail member Of the Board
of OovarzMMl of ihe BUte
Oon, and Miss Margaret W
Tlie Knests were seated In the
crystal hall room, which was bciu-i
tifullv decorated with rn|>.
lex baskets of flowers end ferns
era corsage bououets of
roses and baby's hriath'for the
feminine guests. Rev O E
iCorHrnsted On Page Fowl
BOY. BITTEN BV CAT
RI'TI KNS FROM HOSPITAL
"Dad, it says here that a certain
man was a financial genius What
does that mean?"
•'That he could earn zWBa
than his family could ipend It:*
Edward Ronnan. Ninth avenue
below Harry street bitten by a cat
which he attempted to pet on tlie
street returned Sundav from Brvn
Mawr Hospital, wi.. |
fined for several davs as a result
of the Injury He is steadi!
ing. He la a pupil at St v
parochial .school
Jos.pl. Moiitemayor. West Con-shohocken,
a nephew of the Ron-nan
boy. is recovering from an in-
Jury sustained while swimming last
week Four stitches were I
und Judge
Ooaaoa No 5 President
Judge J Burnett Holland I •! < **■
phaii-s conn araivad atttj a raen
oi oih'i. end did not wait. Judge
William I out of
wan
Die registration will be made at
the regular polling places which
will be oi>eii fi.H.i Hi a in bB :(
p m. and from 7 to 10 p m. both
I bean, changes In
some or the (Killing places in both
this borough and West Consho-hocken.
Tlie (li;t ward polls In
this borough which have been lo-cated
nt the store of James P.
i 42 Fayette street, for
many vear* have been moved to
St Cosmos and Damlan hall. Third
avenue ano *
■ been ap-
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aecordiiiK to the voting r-
FOUT ailch'ional rdarza have been
■npotated for ttaa rual ward tew
nd Hard
and .six in each <>! ihe Fourth and
The txiNiiii; plage In the First
ward o( W.M Con.'hohocken which
i [ulre hotel
been etuuiejed
lo the Powrs \\\\ Room on Ford
;ni i bakav O'dar avenue The
remain In
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Important borough electlona will w
held in the West noroafh
uludlni
. - tea throe
school dn- mcil and
ward.
Tlw names or clerks who will
serve tomorrow and fllltf'Bjar in
■ uon dls-itn
i.. MIK-II the Brai n |
held have I- ■ •
I RX li'i C II ■
Hi- i:- M ■ ml ton '' in n ■
! the district., will lnvm
ru with one to four clerks
hort of the allotment, allowed by
the eotanuealon, but II la egpeotad
this' will i- • rora tba
second day. Tliiir.sday
The v." and by the
falln f
major parties. Franklin L Wright
Republican chairman, and Frank
.1 Braatanr, rjawaaaaatt chairman
to receive name* of clerks from
• t cominlllee n < -
Kenn-ih H Mailman, chter clerk
lo the Registration Commission, said
he hoped to bat* nil posts filled by
regiat ra-tions
demand the full nro> Tna
its for thw borough fol-low:
First Ward: Miss Helen EMtHby
Ruggi-ro 217 West Elm street:
Dominie D Ruggiern, 3L' Fayette
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attael. i ■ ■ i ■ ■ west First
avenue.
ft'cnnd Ward: Florence Batok.
201 East l lames J
Morlarltr. Hector and Ash streets
Third Wnrri Minnie Harrison.
133 East Fifth avenue; Jennie
Prodpilskl, 119 Fast Elm street
Fourth Ward Lsabelle Kowal-kow.
skI. «2f> FHVI -
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Anna Harvey. Hi!) Maple street:
Arm M van] i M Mi I pauara
avenue; Anna Camarto. 162 we«st
Seventh avenue; Mrs John OTJon-
Fifth avenue
Fifth Ward: Mrs, Florence Mc-
"i Seventh even
Rollins Jr. 1013 Fayette street
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Quill.ni. HHi Urn .
■Mwmciiriti twaeaaMp
krganH Mnnegan,
11 por-tei
Kir* Ahlogeon
moor
\\i Diauid wattet H nag-man
Wi gahiBtlTTI avenue Flour-
.n\l'll
i Arelalde
Taylor. H(J |
'II 1111
I'pper Merton
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I'.IK-I'IH'I,
K l>
Ml l.ll. D Itn Daniel
Bardmmn DeHavea aw n
■«ken .
"imet Mvrile Komor-owskl,
607 Fourth
>t ii
U'hitemarsh T»wn»h|p
4 W'li'-i,
It l> I; Anthony Hnn-slcker,
Sheaff lane Fort Wa.shitig-ion
w. ■ DaHika Dorothy Burn-
P O.
Sidnev Pingel-
Bteln, Plvmouih Mei'iing
■ actor in the canal
quired to register to qualll
■ '■'» ' |.i:m. ,.nd Ihe
.■ -■ rn.r I T*JI
tegWratton will be permanent and
DO one who regUler.s will lie re-
■ SO so again ID
moral fiom the dharlot,
Othar tcKiMiation daya win i»e in
.hiiv and August.
Doiroasc in Relief
Cases In County
Although Hie week ending June
'. marked fta mil ganan ojtwj gaaaj
durtni which there ha. been a de-cline
in the total 11111110- :
carried on the direct rone* roiu in
Monipoincry Oounty, II I
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been tapering off during the pest
few week.-. Al the end Of (he cur-rnii
week than wen- 102 cases,
consulting of 904 person.-, a .1
on the rOila a;. compHred wilh 202
I nried at
tha praatooa neek. repre-
.^....I.K a net weekly drop of only
10 cases, or 48 persona.
The mnnbtr of ra-ses on iclief
|Od ll''l|l>V 1-
niunitirs for w.ik enduring June
IL* lollow.s'
Hitrough* No. Cesea
Ambler lJ
■ ' I 'M . . IS
41
Tewiiship* Ma, (<aana
Plymouth i
Springfield ft
Opner Meiion ,,.. 7
Whltemandi 3
Whltpaln 2
Mrs. Nancy Jones
Granted Divorce
A divorce was granteil Nancy
Thomas Jones from J Malcolm
Jones, in a decree rigned by Judge
William P Dniin.-hower In Mont-ejouiery
countv court of Otaa*
aan re-vealed
In the office ot the Prothnn-otarv.
where It was stated
ree had bgea rigned but the pap-rs
"had been borrowed 1
The docket shows that the di-
OIDB hlH] was filed in behalf or
"ii March 2 I I
Itroud Weber, wu:
filed his report on June 9
r.nple are natives of this
borough Mrs Jones is the daugh-ter
ot Dr and Mrs. J. Quincy
Thomas, and Jones is a win of the
late Jonathan R Jones, vice presi-dent
or the Alan Wood Company.
to close an Incision as the result of NcLsnn Quigg. Sixth avenue and
the accident.
KtTIRNS TO IIOSPITtl
- i.nings, 10th a-ad
1
Hospital this morning, for treat-ment
She made the trip In the
Moose community nmbi;
IT PATH TO AliVFKTIsE
Pavelte street; Mary Irwln. 413 neat
afl Avoy, East
Eighth avenue; Mr?. William I*w-ler
.sixth avenue and w-ptvmouih
Iwananlp
East District: Edward Baring
Germantown pike; Rose I ■
D R. D 4: Mrs Marlon
road
West District: Howard Rhoads. j|
Gallachtr road; PhUomena Mlfitl-II
ON BOAT TRIP TO
AI.4SKAN I'OKIM
'.rnandu Bell, of Ridge
Pike tad Milt Road. Plvrnomh
lp, left on I-Ylday lor a
,1 to Alaska.
Accoii ;. ' Marjorie
Van Born, Jersey City teacher
and Miss Marlon Swartz, of
Rkidmore College faculty, Miss
It'll will motor to Seattle,
Washington, and will board the
'orla. Alaska Steamship
ad They win
onerous points in Alaska,
returning. In time for th* Sep-tember
school term mi it-n,
thi daughter of Mr ei
W. Augustus Bell, is a member
of the faculty of Eisenhower
High School. Norrlstown. They
will take motion pictures of the