The Conshohocken Recorder, June 29, 1937

              •3!je Consl)o()ocken Htcotftcr.
r~.ulili.lird 1869. \... 666S ( ONSHOHOt M \, r.\. IT t.SDAY. .11 M 29. 1937 PRICE: TWO CENTS
(;iH Plisbed Or 1:S Association Plan |FJL Wc*9cL, Jt\,
Temperance Projfram "
Awarded Six
ii in NT>
Fell From Car;
Boy Arrested
I. Tear-OW S'I. Matthew*!
Deftmu. plan* Tor a temppranrr
program were made at thp sun
• (•tint of the Fifth Dl...- (2«la
met Sabbath Sthool Association Ol II
i(]»- Sunday Sthool rooi"T"
tha l-i, livtpnan Church, laatl
'""'" Ii- i i- • . II Ray L Plrro. superlmniiient of! \ uli-illi'l.iriyil \vt;inl«-tl
oo I IVizt's
ll.irli Sd Minimi Found £■ ££■*■ ,";,rc ed i liairmai' of the "com"•m••itPtePeolwnhto-i ,„„„i Srliular-liii•i ,.f $100.
f nruflftCIOUl IB '.IIIIIT mm sponsor the program In this] * UNIT Mmlt'lll llniinr-
GI VEN DIPLOMAS
ponsor this
.: ii mid outlying oommui I
TRIED TO II.-\\ 1 i'\U T," "* »ear r,u,u,re " .C1" i 6
Youth i (mtmitlt'ii 1
I urtlnr flmilug
* loodition Not Serioua
wilt be chosen to formulate "plans]
(or meeiltifp. with the young people!
I.nl f..r ot the district. i;i order to develop, I
Girf* t,M>'r lnt*rr5t m church affairs
I A committee under the chalrmai
■ Hev Mr Carson of the
Church was appointed by
William Galloway, 20. 19 Balligo1 Henrv L Bower, president of
if.'- Uurk of Beraee fAanm
Subject nf StadenU1 Et*
-;i\-. CllM Hull
Frank A Wucxl. Jr. son of Mr
rood. Quftph Mills m committed association to secure a ipealter for'Itnd Mrs Prank Wood. 933 Fayette
to jail in default nf ItOOO bill for|the fall rally to be held Monday!_._,. won „x of the^pll/, ,
. r.....i,„ i.„rf„. „„„, «™H„„ evenlm. October IS. The placet". * * A . , 1
will be designated later. |°««red u> the graduates at the
It. \ Ilobert Qottachall presldenl 66th annual commencement of Con-
0l tin county association nnd Rev 'ihoaookOO High School, held Frl-
Swartr. research secretary for the ^ nlghl 8t lhe ^j^.
further hearing next Monday.
when arraigned before Magistrate
Bobenrleth yesterday afternoon,
charged with falling to stop at the
scene of an accident and falling to
render assistance nfter an accident ianie group, were present
Galloway was arrested at ■■
home at 3 20 yesterday morning by
Thief of Police Blake and Acting
Officer James Wertr.. of tin- local
police, and Highway Patrolman (
Parkinson, charged with being thi
driver of a car from which Louise |
Ro*e. 15-year-old St Matthew's
hint, school student, of 335 Spring
Mill avenue, either fell. Jumped or
!:.■<!. :it Sixth avenue and
trcet about 12 30 yester-d:
iv morning
Mr and Mrs Henry Sauter. of 411
\.*nth avenue saw the girl
unconscious lying tn the gutter Ac-cording
to Mrs Sauter she and her
husband were at Second avenue and
Fayette street, about to enter their
automobile when they sa wthe door
of the car In which the girl was
riding, open. The car. at that time,
was oppo<e St Matthew's rectorv.
Mrs Sauter remarked to her hus-band
that the girl was trying to
aet out The husband said We will
follow lhe car and see what hap'
pens." Mr Sauter speeded up his
cor but was unable to overtake the
MMMM In front of them As they
reached Sixth avenue. Mra. Sauter
aw tlie girl lying In the gutter The
car wan stopped and they got out
and went to the girl's assistance
She was unconscious. A minute
later, a man stopped at the scene.
As soon as he noticed the girl he
said he would summon Acting Ofn-rr-
r James Wertz who was In the
block between Fourth and Fifth
avenues He was hastfly summon-ed
and commandeered another ma-chine
and took the Injured girl to
the office of Dr. HargTeavea. who
ordered her removal to Montgom-ery
Hospital, where an examination
revealed she had suffered ! «, ra-tions
of the scalp and brush* burns
about the body Her condition M
not serious.
The girl had attended a wedding
lluapHuil in the K. of C. Halt. Sec-ond
avenue and Fayette street, dur.
ing the evening and left the place
after midnight, after she met Oal
loway. who was outside the build-ing.
Oalloway. in a signed statement,
according to Thief Blake said hr
picked the girl up at Second avenue
and Fayette street shortly after 12.
Between Second and Third avenue
she told him she did not want to go
but he told her he would drive out
as far as Twelfth avenue, and at
Sixth avenue she Jumped out. The
statement further said, according to
the officer that Oalloway drove to
Ninth avenue to Harry street and
back to Second avenue and Fayette
street that he did not look back
and made no effort to go back to
the scene of the accident Accord
lnB- to the statement the car was
traveling at about 35 or 40 miles an
Imtjr The car is supposed to be-long
to John Tusseline.
Officer Wertr was patrollng Fay-ette
street from Second avenue to
the borough line and saw Oalloway
with the car prior to the accident
Playgrounds
OpmT.Hirs(la\
Phlll Courses l-al Auxiliary lo $[cc\ |»0|j,.<
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lor It aching
\■. .ti..llI II.I t4r'.l..I .M..l .It.s-
I H Wood Park HaUK «:'
Fraajrw I inlirj.
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croup
More Urn;
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Mi i Dtnli i '
land M: Rol ri mimed
< nite.s at last
ST \KK ,!
M.i\ Enroll for i l.i--< -
l\irk Rouae. Snli.it
I Mini- for I i|iii|iiiiiiit
CatchThieves
\\ i t li Brass
I'.ilirr I .i|.lur. M.111 f .nrlll'
Hr.i-- I ruin I MI n.n .■ in
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II Ml TON II It \ S S
League Holds \\ arning at
Social Mjrhl Death Curve
I tJMTy in tlw auditorium
south wit 11
V^l.-.littonan Ht the exercises.
Frank Wood received the Scholar-ship
Award "f HOO '...■ history
Special KVCntl Arranteil forjaward of $5. donated bv tli- Satan
IT■■■»II lit ILirn.oN riehl *• l»ngui.ge award of
, ,,, .. I |S prcsenleii by the Parent Teacher
for (.nil- Association, the mathematics award
vie organ-
Sixty .six graduates, compriiing
thirty seven young men and
l—lllj nine young women recehnl
diplomas at the exercises. The lat-; ,
ter were postponed a week, due to KpWOrtfa I i-.ifiiir I nt.Tl.iiii- \ir
Daily Prograui
dreo ol \l! Ap
\ is»*il Play.
Slljn |
ElBht special event* are today
announced for the season at Har-mon
Field Playground in the Maryipan^'
bmUon; UM science and nitwit -
mattes award a medal by Rcnsse-laer
Polytechnic Institute and an-other
medal, a science award, of'
fered by Bausch and Lomb Com-
W nil Dinner and Social
Itnoiih ..f M I l l.nnh.
K.v Lewis Miirh.ll.!
Speaker.
t lecideni < law
i r• ■_: of U arninf
ft cal lturoiij;|i
,3 at Buffalo Miss IfjH
(and Mrs Mary Fli-mming were
named ■Han
. A Hunt in.-''iin:
A P1^ nlghl at 7 30
entng of the comniiiiiin cul'ural. at UH P* I
educational and ratftatloml activ-|',«' « '"•« bOaM foe the post,
■ .place of Mi
asaxksbsa acts ui.ii.r tha neantty- u d,.,llh in ]:,
organlwd Conshohocken Commun- Peyton Benti.v ItorrMOwn, was m
il\ OoUBOfl 'charge of thr jx'ial which i
Robert C Landls. superintendent'
of public WIKH.IS a pi.'-idi lit and
Mrs. B F P. Wilson, former bead
of the OtrtBan BwUsI A
MaVy MUl I.mig a lie.-
and HeMiokl riiwaite.-.
tnasevsi
■
' delighllul nrne'am fen- j Recioi^e of numerous ai
!iiii(r -staff Wllliuin 00QM9
nrplaruifi l.u.inl KaiL btsdi Uw rwaai
! tiotuil wet ion with George "tVvie.
William UeOovern and Sbba Pol-
I
ner and Miss Fvelyn Wetherill
Koadwai Narrowed.
',"■",;, oararl ■ - , M, Mm van-betaaa
» MM road **£, Oulph ifjoa, aru aaajanlia
, I MLV. RULII Hlli, daunhl.-r of Mr
Jane SuUllff, Park, Tenth avenue lalK] .,.
and Wood street Tiie season will Street, saluUtorian at the exercises.
received a prize of $5 offered by the
Parent Teachers Association for
the second highest general average
<>t hiT prigs winners were Mary
CKOp. third highest average. *5;
Albert D'Angelo. fourth highest
average. 15; Nicholas D'Alleasandro.
art award. »». and John Blalark.
officially open on Thursda
Miss Reglna M Nugent. 523 Fay-ette
slreet. and William Dugnn.
Spring Mill avenue are> th.- siiper-vlsors
Miss Jane Nugent. 121 Wem
Ninth avenue, is assistant super-rim
The dally program will open at j athletic award, silver cup
nine and continue until five The I The latter award was offered bv
■ the church Satu'
A dinner served by a committee
of young women of the church
■ oonclualoa Wiiuam MSfttD, pn-si-
■
t.-i- oi eeremon'ea and introduced
the offlrers of th*1 league, the speak-ers
and those taking part 111 the
iM-ogram
B. 1 I- 1 . Mitrh. I] pastor of
Chestnut Hilt Meilnxl;. I
:'horkeii. the K Hiulmian and William
stue Automobile Clu H ,'! ****** an<1 John
a large sign, warning all truck.-, to
F. L. Freas
Heads Itoliix
Nen Preaidenl
..I I acnl I rut
to OSce .11
diei Niahr
Preseul Gift.
and Oraceri
Inducted It.
\nini.il "I ;i
Milling.
Pollock, rultural ahu academic de
.partmeiit
use second gent tlir Ti1(, vm of ,)„, pi,i,iic high SCIUKII
trAncher<>!!> !.;!! -;:iing shop ha
PiT.'ii ■ .1 accidents I secured for racaUOAal
(in UM bill, two trucks tipped tmt wWl Among those Inten
large sections of the guard rail and promotion of the worft an ICn
plunged ov.i the embniikment The j William B Read. Mrs William A
ill of one hundred feel to Cooper Miss Marlon Biddle Read
River road Which runs alon# the, mil Councilman George Smith
SchuvlHIll River | Mrs Helm Rollins has been
Woodbine Troop
to F'resent Play
Announcement Is made today of
the cast for the plav. "Magic Mir-ror."
to be presented next Tuesday
night in the Mary H Wood Park
House, bv Woodbine Troop of Girl
Scouts Marjorte aaoniroas wif
portray the role of Snow-»'hite
Mabel Smith, the Queen; Alice
Strickler. the hunter; Jane Cum-mins,
the Prince; Catherine Twar-ogoskl.
Doris Kennedy Dorothy
Vetter. Dorothy Dutill, Kathertne
Klrkpatrlck and Violet FlS.im as the
SwaWfj Jam Shadf will read the
nrologue Mothers of troop mem-bers
will be guests at ttM event
Further plans tor lhe play were
made at the weekly mectlne of the
troop last night In the Pmk House
with MLw Rne Lobb as leader
emng program will be held from
7 to 9 The schedule is as follows:
B.00-10.00. free play; 1000-1015.
flng raising; 1015-11-15. handcraft,
ictive games (baseball, volley ball,
etc.!.
11.15-12.00, low organised games;
11.00-1.00. free play 'with supervis-ion
1; 1 00-2 00 quiet games, 2.00-
3 30 handcraft lower field
1 30-4 15. League baseball games.
upper field: 3 30-4 00. story hour;
4 00-5 00. supervised free play
Even'iig programs
7 00-9 00, Impromptu sports 'base-ball,
volley ball, quoits, darts*.
Evnts
The schedule of events Is as fol-lows:
Jnlv 9 Pet Show
July 16—Doll Show and Wheel
Derby.
July 23 Bathing Beauty Contest
(Crowning of Miss Harmon Pi. Id'1
Julv 30--Mn|or Boi—V Amateur
Hour
August 6--Plays and Folk Danc-ing.
August 15—Dolls' Tea Party
August 30- -Regatta
August 27—Exhibition of Hand-craft
Prises awarded
Several hot-dog roasts are aUo
planned, and outdoor breakfasts
may also be held A checker tour-nament
will also be a feature to be
an:.iiui,oed later
Mr. Dugan will make every at-tempt
to secure basket-ball equip-ment,
so that boys and girls of aM
ages at the playground can learn U>
play this sport.
Mr Dugan announces that the
League base ball game*, will begin
on July 5th Various leagues are
to be formed The players, ranging
In age from very young boys up to
16 yean. The managers of any
ti-anis wishing to enter these
leagues are asked to get In touch
with Mr Dugan on Thursday or
Friday afternoon They an asked
to communicate with Mr Dugan
promptly so that there will be no
delay In starting the games.
The playground is open without
admission, to boys and girls of the
Seth K Mitchell, vice president of
the school board The prise awarded
■ mrlpa] speaker Short.erupted jj,
addresses were made by Rev. E. F
Carson, pastor of the church, and
William McCaugh.-y. of 1
Grow Presbyt. rian church
The musical numbers were pre-sented
by David Oray. of Philadel-warning-
signs previously
to Mary Caop was offered by the phia. who was heard in a group of
Rotary' Club and the prise to Albert
D'Angelo. the gift of the high j«hool
faculty A Norrl.stown merchant
gave tlie art award.
trumpet solos; William Rapine and
Miss Thclmii UM-rmull accordion
duets; William Rapine, musical saw
numbers tU\ Mitchell and J
Dougherty, of Oaruride. sang awv-eral
duets Group smpiUK was di-rrried
|JV Mori CriffJ'-liS, with MM
us accompanist
Dr Furman A. DeMnrls. Philadel-phia
lecturer and resident of H*rt-donfleld
N J. was the commence-ment
orator *
"Skyscrapers." was the subject of ._
his vigorous adddress Using as II-[are: Armoi.i lUabs. Brat vice presn-luslrations.
the famed Leaning Tuw-Ident; Miss Margaret Preston. s*c.
er of Ptsa and the Empire State (ond vice president; Miw Irene Mur-
Building. he described the first as ray. third nee president; Miss Ruth
off plumb, because of lack of planstRamwv. fourth vice president; Miss
for Its eight-story height, and UM Oasdjia Hoagland, treasurer; Miss
Empire State building 102 stories Marlon Bate, secretary, and Mis''
club were den
because of the ao
period of a few yean, then has
been mwe than a down casualties
Including several deaths.
The West Borough l.os always
maintained a warning sign at the
curve which was visible for a dis-tant'.-
of several hundred feet '-tun
Ing down the Incline This has
ln'ii torn iiwiu- BSaiil every time
then is mi accident at the sharp
bend in the roadway ■
Borough workmen a"» now en-
,ed tn replacing the V**n guard
1. ;lme the present i-on sr
high, magniffcent achievement, be
cause of proper architectural and
engineering planning
"Men and women fall Into two
clanoci." the speaker elated. "Lean-ing
Tower" and "Empire State."
In the first category. Dr DeMarls
scathingly spoke of Al Capon* as
a man with a brilliant mind hut
morally "off plumb *' In direct con
Ruth Oik*, pianist
Those who served the dinner
w. re: Mary Tweedie. chairman.
Miss Margaret Preston, Miss Olive
PM aat, afJa GHaap Boafl iad
Miss Betty Oaston and M
Murray.
The dinner rommitiee; Mi;w
Irene Murray, chairman; Amour
■
In ad-. erete roadway tri» buRt the bor
Martin jough of West Conshohocken pur-chased
a number of feet of ground
from the Korsiniak property to
widen the natd at the run*, which
should have been add.-d to thi
already 30-fooi wide thoroughfsre
Rowever since the erection of the
county bridge ov.-r Arrowmink
creek the wtdih of the road has
been reduced b, M-.nal feet, mak
Ing It nec.ssnry for the borough to
encroach on the abutting private
kg pm up Hi
ftavd nil
trast, he mentioned such men as. Ruth f.ile.s. Vern-m Vandegrift. HKs
Theodore Roosevelt. John D Rocke-teller,
and John R. Mott. founder
of the Y M C A. as men who "dug
Nat'l Jamboree
Opens Tomorrow
Thirtv thousand Bov Scouts are
mobilizing today at Washington.
D C (or th. National Scout jam-boree
to open then tomorrow and
continue until July 9
Three local scouts, Dalton Lan-dls,
Franklin Thwnltes and Oeor^e
Perkins are attending the event.
which has brought scouts* to the
national capital from every state
in the Union. The jamboree was
abandoned last year, owing to an
infantile pernlysb, epidemic.
Dalton Landls is a member of the
Methodist Troop No 1. Franklin
Thwaites of St Mark's No 3. and
TFI.FC.RAM TEI.LS OF
lO-ruiMi I; -- II.I.NF.SS
Word has been received here by
telegraph by Captain Peter ' Webb.
119 Forrest street of the critical
Illness of his eldest brother. Alex-ander
Webb. 85. of Antlgonish. Nova
Scotia He Is confined to a hospital
there.
IX VISIT FATHER.
ILL AT CLEVELAND
Reld K Todd. 134 West First avr-nue,
lett on Friday nlghl for Cleve-land.
Ohio, where he was called by
the serious Ui.iess of hit father, a
patienf in a hospital there. The
routh Is a member of Bov Scout
Troop 9 and high school pupil.
IN \l 11 tMl NEW OFFICER--*
dent Edward P Dempsey succeed
ed Fred J Land as vice president.
Elmer W Hacker of the class of
1937 replaces Fred R Crawford as
treasurer, while Elmer Ehrhart was
reelecled secretary.
OBTAIN MARRIAGE Lit EN IS
Prrklr.
Oeorg. Perkins, of Bryn Mawr l
put in place, and everytn.ng a ':1 '
readiness for Thuradayy ope.itng
Third Arena* PUygm«nil
The Third Avenue Playground
will open for the season of "37 next
Tuesday An interesting pro,rrar.i
is being planned Miss Mary K'rk-patrick
and Miss Catherine Ha.-.t-ings
ar>< supervisors.
OntsHg for
(rippled Children
Mary Tweedie, William U
Tin* gwlati wen1: Mr and Mrs
Morris Congleton. Mr and Mrs.
Matt Nuttila, Irene Murray, Armour
Rishel. Betty Oaston. Mary Twee.
dta Rex and Mrs E F Carson.
Murl Oriffltlw, Ruth Ramsey. Mr.
and Mrs Howard Vandegnft. Wil-liam
Martin. William Rapine. Thel-ma
Uttermull. David Oray Mar-garet
Preston. Olive Preston. Mr
and Mrs RobertMoCaugh.y. Vemon
Vi-reoe. Sara Conxletou. Ruth OUaw,
Vernon Vandegnft. Man- Cloud
Jane Shade. Ethel Griffiths. George
Griffiths. Jane Allen, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Siving. Richard Bate, Joseph
Bate. William Bate. Mr and Mrs
William Tweedie. Mr tad MM
James Jones. Mr. and Mrs William
McCaughey Thomas Cassey. Gladys
Hoagland, Charlea Martin. Rev
Louis Mitchell Mr and Mrs. Dur-ham
Griner. Mr and Mrs William
Doherty. Miss Kay Oruner, J.
Hoffman
SOCIAL IMON TONKIHT
Light Registration
in I^otal Districts
The Registration Commission has
a force of clerks tabulating the re«-
istration of voters mad" last Wed
nrfday and Thursday. Each reg
Istratlon card Is being carefully in
sperted before being tabulated Tlie
Commissinii stutes the rheeked fig
ures for the county will no', be
Available until Friday.
The citizens eligible for registra-tion
and the number who registered
-luring the June
period follows:
N" ' I "
Voter* ter^d 11
Hii.-U.le June
Nov 1B36 Period
Ten local children will attend the
fourth annual outing for crippled
ihlldren of the Norrlstown-Con-shohocken
district, tomorrow, down
the Delaware River
Battery C. lOSth Field Artillery,
Drexel Evening School Alumni .Philadelphia, -ponsors the yearly j
Association last night inuugurati-t. j event thirty live boys and girls!
Its officers for the coming year have already signed up for the trip
They were elected at the annual Frank Richardson 340 W>
banqu-t held on June 21 avenue, Is chairman of arrange-1
Edmund Murphy, the retiring { ments here, and announces that any
president, will turn the gavel over 1 additional local boys or girls, etl-to
Ray P Warrell. winning preai- ' gible to attend, may do so by com-municating
with him not later than
nine tonight.
The group will meet tn the Vet-erans
of Foreign Wars headquarters
in the Mary H Wood Park House.
Fifth avenue and Harry street, to-morrow
morning, leaving there by
bus at 8 id s t).
The Senior Social Union of the
First Baptist Church will meet to-night
at 7 at the home of Mrs Ira
Bickhart. 300 East Flahth avenue
1 nn-hiihiH kfn
W., ..rd N'i I
I ........
Wnrd. No 4
W«nt No 5
»ei Contln.hiHhen
Wird No 1
Ward No I
Wnrd No 3
I'piier Mrrino
tnet
Middle Dl.trl. t
1 DUt .
Lower No 2 Dl»t
PDmuuih
i.i ■ in *■ ■
We-i DiBtriri
Whllemsrsh
K»»i Di-tii ■
Wml Dlntrlrt
Middle DUtrlrt
. 832
. 878
Francis B. Lawless, of 209 Harry
nUeet, has obtained a license at
Norrlstown to wed Miss Rose M
Manclnl. Plymouth Meeting
MUs Tillie V Strouse of Spring
Mill and Blanchard L Stratford of
6521 Belmar Terrace Philadelphia
have obtained a marriage license. I the rise
COAL PRICES WILL
ADVANCE TOMORROW
Retail coal dealers here have been
advised of an Increase ■ roal
prices, effective tomorrow tncreas-n<
\i \. i. %. u \ -v w:< i:i\ is i vto
OF F01 II \W Mills KTSTATE EVENT
Unusual honor* nt the nnnual *lnte en
_ lllnrlr* held [tun
Hnturiinv nt Readloa
i .
tale nrvnnlBati(in <>f BUVllUuie* In a year'* >tate-W
Mstvatl the hiKliMt award for publlcliy and ih<
ggy
UggMM M I
«.'otniietinK with 213 auiltlsrles In nil raru> of the >tate tlie In
lUd. Ill IIMiat rlipuliiRK til Itii acllvltlea. tiieiianrltiK 338'.. lnrhe«
Thi- did ii.ii innode headman The ctutMt rutiii«r-'.ip wits 'I ■
Hiixlllarv. which duoUved 333 inrhea f> reeeivr iw.mil iirlse Tlir maMrltv nt
new.oaper oiihlirtt* which sained -ta'e-wifle re.-..«rilt|.ni tot the Conahn-hockeo
unit wn* pnhlt>hed in the eoltimim Df Hie HtroHIHM
The prlat I I achievement rame in a competition whl. h required that
a hlawjry be written "I the actlvlMa of the aualllarv dnrins the laat nseal
yei.r In umnortinn the local auxlllurv wai uoiodnrrt to have ■
ll fly In weltare and htwpu >■
i Other aiiKllwrl** have dune more extcriM.e wi.rfc tmt wet.-
much lartter omaiilAi'lont
Mr- Bielurd H K--niied* la publicity chairman of the rnnshnhncten
V P W Atixittury and Urn John Derr hUtnrliiti Joditii Of the ennteit in-
.luile.1 Hirer former nutxmal pre-ideot* und (out nule prealdentft Mr» Dan-iel
Cnnnnn We*. Conahohoekeo. president of Hie A'lxlllurv
The latter a
ud li.i
"I *lrtiplv
Rwardb brlnit tn
(Sacaaaa staial
iin.1 ■ UM ! It Wi- ll..-
lhe hupplne«« and Katlftaetlan which theie
ne and I am Hire, to every member of the AutilUry Mr.
HI representative "We Rretttly at■:
■ mtrONDKH In nohltritinit 'he work Ol OUI unit I dnn't
tliori/ed to gather funds for sports
equipment and material for arts and
crafts work and I
classes.
Enrollment in any of the classes
or activities may be made at the
Park House any weekdav gggggd
Saturday, and Tuesday and Wed-nesday
evenings, beginning at once,
i.'dule Is as follows:
Arts and eralts
Mondays-10:00-12-00 a. m.
Tuesdays—10:00-13:00 a. m.
Thursdays—3:00-V00 p. m.
Thuiadays--1:30-fl:00 p. m
Cultural and Arademtc
WeoWdays -10:00-1*:00 a m.
.►0-5 00 p m
Wedaesdays- 7 30-8 30 p m
Re< reatlotial and Vocational
Monday—10:00-12:00 a. m.
Thursday—3:00-3:00 p m
Planned program - Domestir
Science. Arts and Crafts. Social
and Tap Dancing. Student Assist-ance.
Academic Subjects, Element-
Woodworking 'High Mao)
Shop'. Principles of Concrete work
actual work at athletic field and
park annex'. Amateur Nights, Pet
Show. Doll Contest, Public Forum
The National Asslciatlon of Ce-ment
Manufacturer.., donated fnrnv,
and materials for use In the classes.
A. L. Auxiliary
Elects Officers
\i compli. <■ < ,mL-!il |.\ Local
Police Ulees in
Parked i u
Charged wiih the larceny of brass
irom UM I the Alan
h | Kuil-inskl.
252 Old I :
1 late last
night, by Huhard Btfraoi of the
,\lai; WOSd SI..-! Conip.oiv imllre.
I lie offi-cer
had fired a number -'
him Walter W:,l u-i. g] ol North
i M this
ii inn asJacp in ;in aiiloiiiolule
i! I'hnioiiih ft|
by Orflrei- and Wll-
:i.im HonoMi'i 1.1 the local poliir.
■< Hinlni'ki Ilo'li
ad' oi the woal polka
: t.Ulitn and will lv ylven n heitiliiK.
morrow
liiltcrlnc
bout Hie ghvedetand hirnaoe prop-
■ |- -• KM Rtei-l
OOnipany tiollce Chief Bnrrack
d ami he Immedlatel) IH1-
- m i n- oi -
rinenil llli in pushing n Wheelhur-iloiig
tin- m,on track >>t iiie
Reading railroad and phi
■ . : ■:
0 run Cl:
; i Km!
inskl stopped aiul ga*t hbnsoll un
but In I'.iiiipaiii.ni made I
1 in. automobua
1 I near Front and I'..i<l
■ d the li»Cill pobOB to lie
on tin- [iHikoiil Toi UM tnnrlune, giv-ing
the license number, and arrest
(llltn r Sne.ir and Dmiovan while
ciulslng aboul ihe boron
ueed tha i ai ■
front of tlw Plymouth Un
An Investigation disclosed WaKten-skl
asleep in tlir machine He was
taken in custody despite a protest
being carted away last
night comprised two ftin>
Tlir atinnal ''[julics* Night" was
■ Inn ,. n liu-
I 'ii ctiori with UM
induction of the IMH pK
rttinuai-.w tun >■ o
evening with IiM\-nin. | '
Tlie HMIlllm «ai called to order
in the usual iniiniici alter which
tl»e assei..
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ha.s arrived In the Rotaiv
the old president to step aside and
the new leader tn
of the
year and thanked iin- U
the club for their co-operation H'1
QJMC intriKluis:-,! Henry Wilder
TIM MTV..!! I n( tlVe gfltl lUtitlnieill
as chairman of the
meeting. Mr. Wilder presented
Francis L Freas aa the new preai-denl
mid turned ever the gavel to
hltn. Mr Frutg in accepting the
duties of h
;>'edged himself tolRml » ■ t i- I t.i
- club to the best of his chief Barrack sal.'
ability and charge*, that the sue- me. and you might as well get UM
ce« of hia aditurJls^ration cou
be measured by the ro-oper- about 100 yards nbove where you
alum ■eaoroad him by tlie various
rominitiees *liirh he would an-nounce
later He ask. d for full
-i>ti that he nit:
t1he same successful adim*
On behalf of the clut
Enrle PettinRlll pTSawlUOd K) HM
retiring prestd.1
b >'.■ ' In arc- puna '(»■ gift Past
president ■ ■■
■
as one of his most prised posses-
The ev. nitafa profrain i
ed with a delicious dnUMT lollowd
by UM induction proceedings after
which a delightful program of en-tertainment
was presented by pn
caught me
Relief I-road in Three
Counties rnehanjred
Relief mll.s remaineil virtually un-
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■:. -. fin tin- wi-ek
''iidini! Juno IP it was reported to-dai
Legion Auxiliary, John F.:0f the program dancing
tagd
BUghl dccrca.scs were IndJ
.- f of rases and In relief
avpendltun ..lovicallv. .
slstance showed a smalt DH I
The report of Kart de Schwelnltz.
fesalon'ai talent" At the 'h'" d*2e** «* *■ s'at^
Relief Board, i
total of B72 rases, made up - '
Tlie new officers of the club are
Francis L Fmi.s pn ul'in |ir
Sherod M Cooper, first I
dent; Rev R Bai
ond vice pn.si'i-
Hanniiiu, ■sxffOtary Tlie board of
' i impels.- Francis L Freas.
Robert T Potts, Di
ivttinglll.
William H Wallace. Ro| |
nd Seth K. Mitch. 11
Ilenrv Wilder was chairman of
Mrs Russell Zelgler of Herman
llle was elected president of the
America I
Post, at annual election
held last night al the Legion home
Mrs Zelgler HMOaWdl Mrs. Oeorge
P Clark
Mrs David Allan was chosen first
\lce president: Mrs. John Shade,
second vice president; Mrs. Norman
Oreene secntary- treasurer and
Mn. Anthony P. Cardamone. sec-re!
a rv
Mrs. Oeorge P Clark was named
chaplain: Mrs Harry Brown, his-torian
and Mrs Harry Fultner set-geant-
at-arms.
A games and card party will be] the enter.
held tonight at 8 at the home, final .charge of the tlUJigOl
plans for which were made at the! Those present at the event in-meeting
Mrs. Harry Brown and'duded:
ICn Anthony P Cardamone are! Timw ptMNDl were RtiwU Adah wrr*' opened and
ClMinnOP Meetings Will be h.-ld i Ml-ss Haio.a): BettM ' ,,"r,i '"r " "*' """■' '
only once monthly rturtr.g ttM »;..-..-:Baldwin MLV. ixnnthv Baldwin »"^- of private emplc
mer. A social followed the session. ] Barton ThwattM Dr and Mrs counted for the opening of seven
,Sherod M Coop.r. Mr ami M ;" ',1" w,mp numbrr of
i MOV ITJMDAT twilllan :,.,,. nf gain
EVENING SERVICED n.ui-iof work in private It:.:
Loos of Wnfks
The union Sunday evening ser- Lsvetta WTal- Prngres.s Admlnlstrntlnn emplov-vlces.
to be held throtiKl. - tm, Mr and ynJaaattt caused the opetilt
summer In Protestant churches Tyaon 0 B. tan ad and M '' ■*"" of WPA w"rk rnur
here, are scheduled as follows I Weber Krlebel. Mr and Mrs Ed-
July 4. Baptist church. Rev A J ward A Loncj M
3302 persons on the roll', in the
three-counl dltursa for
the week totaled 17022(10.
cases weie reported,
pHJO under the previous
week Persons on the rolls showed
an increase of 16.
Application! for relief received
during the week totaled v
than the pn ,k>
UontgonMn bounty n pe
- the roui
1'iid ex-penditures
or II«R*O
KM in manv weeks
an incnase in ihe w|irtli In
County was n^ported.
ad the oloatng ol
i m.l two closed
Davles In charge; July II. F.pLscopal ert McFar'.■■ H U ah t Mc- for other reasons.
ehurch. Rev S R #♦».; Julv 1R Parland, Richard T-npV n Mr
hurch Rev r, E Mc K Mlirhell Ml t:\Minti PARK RESIDENTS
Darner; July 25. Methodist church, u ' at. In Dorl P/tU iFafRO II MM! it in ltr
Mm I ¥ Car.son; August 1, Bapust Am I
church. Rev A J DOvMs; August Oermsn. Re^v and Mrs R Earle! Mr and Mrs 8 Oordon Rmvth
ml church. Rev F W Pettingllj John PoUock, Miss Ruthjand daiiKhters Barbara
Kirw..n: AuKust U, I.HMI'TIUI PoUock, Robert T P"' ' Merwood Park, will oaeupy the
church. Rev O E. McCam«*y; Au- and Mr.1. Daniel Richards. Mr..home of the late Mr m
gust 22, Methodist church R. v F, and Mrs Raymond Shultz. Mr and Oordon Rmvth Rr on Rpriug Oar-
F Carson: August 29, Presbyterian: Mrs James ' Skelly. Mrs. atu lOCken for
Church. Rev W A Powel; flepteti!
ber 5. Presbyterian rhurch n< \ Das Mr Smyth
Powel. H url Mi at d Un WU an
lace. Mr and Mrs Joseph Walker.
VnVSAffl PAV Ri:spF.<T (Mr and Mrs Albert Warrell. Mr
i- c, BKimim md Id BMOTJ tnidm U
— thy Wilder. |gr md M> Samuel
of Conshohocken Post. Waiiach.
F W and of the Ladies' Auxil-ry
will n.- ■ ■ the Mary
Wood Park House, and proceed
at 8 to Bridgeport to pay their last
:;-in bro-th-
r of Daniel Cannon, past com
: tbo pof-t wh'e
will take place tomorrow.
known irM
LMMO!
DOSPtTAt I'VTIfNT
f.ll A1H \TV IV IIOHI'M ..
Mi Marie Oron 440 0
i pationt in Temple Uni-ts
un-dergoing
obsojrMition TIK- you mntsiUy
funeral | w-oman u a iminber of the "37 class! -
lof St Matthews High school. 1 IT PAYS TO ADVIHII-I
UMti IgTJjhotMe, Id jaa»
phine avei v.
idmltletl to «M
pital, Norri.-tow^ last night ai
rn"dli-al patstnl WM W-r IDII-UM
Institution In (h»
mbulanre