The Ambler Gazette 19290725

              The Ambler Gazette
VOL.   LL-^O. 26
AMBLER.   PA.. JULY   25,   1929
581.7.5  A   yiCAR
OBITUARY
AND COLD POINT
tTEMS
OF  LOCAL  INTEREST READERS
TO
UPPER DUBLIN
Hpjeint  Picnic  a  Great      Success     Bot/s' Camping   at  IRaven   Rock  —   IVIotor! Collisioris   at   the   Corner  —   School I Enumeration — Other  Notes. AVlth   nearly    lUOU    por.sons   attend- I ing,  one of tlie bout and iuerrie.sl pic- I nlcs   ever   enjoyed   by   I'lymoutli   and ¦ AA'liitemarsh  Sunday  seliouis  was  held I at Korest  park,  Chalfont.   Voung  peo¬ ple   of   the   combined   Sunday   schools' met  at   their  respective   ciiurclies  anj i Tvere   transported   early   tu   the   park, ! v.here   tliey   enjoyed   the   auiuseinents i there until noon. The picnic lunch Wius served   at   IL'.SO   1j.v   tlie   ladies,   40   of) whom   olUelated.   Tho   afternoon    pro- fe-ram   was   replete   with       sports,     in which  children  of  the  various sehouls competed. Jn u  haseliall game between tho   married  ;niil   single  men  the  fur- .mer   trounced   tlie   young   fellow.';,   11 to   3.   Cold   I'oint   bas( Ijall   nine   then , played the Schwenkfelder churcii team' from Xorristown,  and  won  10  to  0.  A! ehort   devotional   service,   led   by   Kev. i Bower, of Uarren   liill, lield  before the' .supper   hour,   was   tcriiiiii;btid     by     a .^leasing address  liy   1 lunorable  George j C   Corson.       Uev.. Gieseke,   I'lymoutli Meeting,  offered  prayer.      Tho      largei gathering   of   younger   and -elder   folk ; then   enjuyed   supper   in       the     picnic ; grove at   7   o'clock,  and the   remainder ' (ft the  evoning  was  spent at  iilay  and bonting  on  the  park. lake.  AVinners of | tho   afternoon   racing   cuntoKls   are   as , follows:  '^.'j-yd. dasii Ijuys C5 lo 7 yrs.) \ —Thonuis    Arnuhf    HLMinoutU. llrst ;
prize,  .and   Kennelh   llogers,   I'lymouth i Mission, second prize. 2.5-yiV dash girls | <5 to   7  yrs.)—I'lrina  Burke,  I'lymouth ' U.  F.,  llrst   l>rlze   and  Nonnan   KJwert, ft. Peter's  l.utheran,  second  prize.  :i5- yd.  dash,   boys  (ii  to  IU  yrs.)—Klwood i Spare,    St.   liter's       I>utlieran,      lirst! prize,   and   AValter     Tarbutton,       I'ly- \ mouth, second prize.  L'5-yd.  dash, girls 1.8   to   10   years)   —•    Klizabetii   Arncdd, ' Plymouiih,   flist   prize,   and       Jllldred Jlucha,   St.   Peter's   I^uthoran,   'second i prize.  50-yd. dash, boys  (11  to 14 yrs.) i —Jack   Caniplic'll,       I'lyiyoutli,        hrst prize,   ami   ANiiii.ini    Kull,   St,    Peter'«. liuthei-un,   second  jiri/.o.   uO-yd.       dash ! girls   (--to  14 yrs.)- l^>uise  Siiare,  St. Peter's L.uther.ni, lirst prize, and Grace Moseley,   PlymouUi,   .second   prize.   7D- ' yd.  dash,   boys   {17,   to   17   yrs)—liicli¬ ard   Carson,   J'lyiiioulli    Mission,    tlrst. prize,   and   Ilenry   IJowcr,   St.   Peter's [ JjUtheran,   second   inizc.        7i-yd   dasli, ¦ fe-irls   (15lo   17    yrs.)—Grace     iMorgan, PljIiLouth, hrst prize, and  .Martlut Ful- tQn,   St.   Peter's       I-utheran,       second prize.    lOU-yd   dash,    men    topen)—il. tkiyer.  Cold Point,   llrst Uirize,  and Ed. ' Saivy,   I lyiiioutli,  soeoiul   prize.  JUI'-yd ; girls   (15   to   17   i'is.)—Grace   Morgan,] I'lymouth, lirst iirize, and .Mice iXitter- | aurer.   Cold  I'oint,   second   iirize.   Sack race,   beys   (.oiienj   'JJonald   Tarbutton, Plymouih,   lusi  iirize.   Sack  race,  girls (.open),   Kleanor   Brack,       Cold   i'oinl,
fcj.««irst prize, and jnStPgUflit Thomas; Ply-i I
f    moutl:,   seeund   prize.   .N'cwsiJaper  Raci-, ¦ ooys   (.ulH'ii),   .laiue.s  Gai'lia,   lusl   inize, . imd.   Cliarles   u'llrieii,   second        lu'ize,; botli   of   Pl.vinotitli   Mission.   „\'ewMpap- j *^r race,  girls   (,ui>eii),   lUtd(^ssa IJi'owii, St.   Peter's   l.Uiheian,   lirsl   prize,   and Plorence   TarbuLtuii,   J'ij'iuoutli,   second prize.  Potato  race,   buys   (7   lo  li; yrs.),' AVilliam   Gautliier,   I'lymoulli   iMissiuii,; fit'st   prize,   and   liicliard   Bower,       St.' Peter's  Kutheian,   second   iirlze.   I'uia- i lO race,  girls  (I   lu   i:i  years), Jlades.sai Brown, lirst prize, and Helen Itadclilfe,: second prize,   bolli of Sl. Peter's KuUi- j eran.       Kat   AVomen's   llace,   '7,0   yard, I Alice Potts, Culd Puint, first prize, and ', Marie  Astle,   St.       Peters     J^utheran. j AVheelbarrow  race.  Bower and  Staike, i St.   Peter's  I..ulhei'an,   llrst   prize,   and I O'Brion  and   Williams,   second     prizei. j Pie   eating  contest,   boys      and     gii-ls; (oaien)     William   Gautliier,    Plymouth ; Mission,   first  prize,   and   Hem-y   Bow- ; er,  St Peter's  l.,utlicraii,  second  prize. ; Peanut  iicraiiibie,        (under   0   yeai's), i Doris  Beaver,   Cold   Point,   flrst   prize,; and Konuan  Sague,  St.  Peter's  l^utli- | eran,   second   prize.   Peanut   Scramble (7   to   lif  years),   John   Wliite,       lirst. prize, and Kdith Moseley, second prize, j ooth of Plymouth. The chainnan of tbe fcvont was AValter A. Knerr,  secretaiy | waa Rev. lilchmond Taylor, ana Treas- | urer, John  Kilmer. The churches  par- ! liclpatlng   wero   Cold       Point   Baptist,! Plymouth Meeting K. C, Plymouth Cen¬ tre  Union  Mission,  Plymoutli Meeting i'riends and  St. Peter's J-.utheran,    of Barren llill.
Pour Cold Point lads are      enjoying camp at Kaveu Bock and are      there i lor the second week. They aro Edmund I Brack,  Jr.,' Kdivard  l'"ulmor,  Kaymond j McCoombo and Claik Uall,  all  mem- | uers of Cold Point    Baptist      Sundayi jichool,  which   sijonsored  tho  camping' trip   for   them   pjid   ia   meeting   half i expenses. The boys left on. Hunday of ' last week and  will  return  homo nexi Sunday.
Harmonville corner was thp scene of two motor mishaps over the week-end. Ijate  Sunday  evening a    Philadelphia machine driven by Miss Catherlno JI. Aleta  made  a left-hand  turn.  It      is Etated, and collided with tho car driv¬ en by Earnest Zimmerman,  o£ Bead¬ ing.  Both  machines  ¦s\'orQ      damaged, j ZUmmeiTiian   procured       tho       license! cards  of Mlss Aleta as proof of  the' collision  and  presentod  them  to    tho i police,   ¦\\'lth   a   damage  claim.      The I second mishap occurred Monday mor¬ ning, in ^YhicIl .a car bearing an  Ohio ' ilcensB  was   badly   wrecked.      it  was, necessary  to  have  It  towed from thoi scene. The  other machino -svas slight- | ly  damaged, Nono was injured in either colHislon.
Mlss Harriet Slicpiiard, of Harmon¬ ville,   is  spending  tho  remainder      of her summer vacation at tho home of i hei'  ^Jte? and  aunt,  Mr.   and      Mrs. j AA^ak^pylvestor, of Boxborough.
Mi.^md Mrs. a, Borscy Taylor and i Georgo  D.   Taylor,   o£  Baltimore,  vis- j ited with tho latter'.-* son, Kov. Kich- i mond   Tiiylor,   and   family,   of     Cold | Point,  durhi.g the week-end.  On .Sun-; .lay 'Jlr.  and  Mrs.   G.  Bcrsey  Taylor, i Rev. Taylor, Georgo 3J. Taylor, Master Milton Taylor, and      Misi Jean Stead motored to Valley Forgo. AVlicn      the Baltimoro party left for homo Sunday ovening   thoy   woro   accompanied    by Mrs. Kichiiiond T.aylor and sens, Kicli-
^   mondj Jr., O. 1^ Milton and K. Leon- .i.rd,  who AviU  spend  their      vacation
Miss Gertrudo Gormley, of Cold Point, is spending lier vacation in Ooean City.        	
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KUWAKIJ   W.   PHILLIPS
Ull Tuesday aft';rnoon ut l.:K( ser-1 vices wire held at tlie Frieiv'ls' home,! N'ew Hope, over the remains uf i'-d- ward W. I'hillips, al u:ie tiiue resideni if Ambler, wiio di'.'d on Saturday af¬ ternoun atter a long Illness, aged 71) yeais. i
The  di.ceas  J   was   une   of  live   cliil-! ih'i.n   of   tlie   late   i.'hai'ius   and   Sarali I'hiilli.s      and   wa.s     born  on  th'j    old I'hiiiiiis       Illill   faim,   north   of     New Hope,     now   Ihe   pruperty     ot   Artist' l.iithrup.  Two  sisters an>l one brother   New   Sehcol   at   North   Glenside  to   Be survive:   Kmma  and  Mr.s.   Addi,;   Sel- Icis,   uf   l.'uylcsluwn,  and   Kranli   I'hil-I
LIST   OF    TOWNSHIP       TEACHERS NEARLY COMPLETE
AMBLER   CLUB   ENJOYS   HIGH   AT¬ TENDANCE
lips,      i)i-^side.il   uf   the      1-anibcrlvill j, .National   bank.
.Mr.   Plitllipa   manied   i^^ileii   Ivender-' dine,  ami  tliey   resid  d at New  Hope, and  laKr  fur  six  y.'ars  in   Bristol,   re-; moving  to  .Vnililer in   lV.li),   whore  furl '-7, ytviis liie  decea.sed   was  pui'cha-sing ' agent     f.'   the     Keasb'y   &   MallLsoii iMjinpany,    wiiieh   iKisitiuii   he     relin¬ iiulsiied   soni;'  years <Lg",  and   .Mr.  and .Mrs.   I'liiliiii.s   removed   to   Noirisluwn. lur   liv,    years   thoy   dwelt   in   Klorida, aciiuiring   pruiierty   in   St.   Pottrsljurg, 1' inriiing,  iicwever,   to   New   llupe. riie deceased  is  survlvled   by  a sun.
in   Service  at  Opening   on  Sept.  9 Other    Buildings    Being    Conditioned for  Service. Tlio   l.pper   Uublin   school       distriei
Has Percentage of 91.83 for Year in National Contest —Plans Athletic Day with Rotary in August —Golf Contest   Promised. i
Kiwanis  Ciub of .Ambler,  having lit- | tie  ijii.sinoss   to   discuss   in      meeting, Tuesday   evening,   enjoyed    tlie   enter- 1
faculty   already   elecled  comprises  the   talnnLent   Provided    by   D,   K,   Biddl. fullowing  teachers- thftjr secretary.  '1 he niembers again con
.Mathias   .Sheelcigii,   .Mrs.   Jennie   M.   vflned   at   Fort   Side   inn,   where   the;
Bishop, in-iiiciiial; .Mrs. Mary A. Pylo Jlrs. Kdith I,. Beans, Mlss .Martha .1. Gallagher, (abuve all upper grades) , jMlss Sara T. Biggard, Fourth grade; Miss Harriet W. IJiggard, Third grade; Mrs. Hannah M. Shoemaker, Second grade; Miss Eieanore Cook, First grade.
Fort   AVashlnglun — Mrs.   Julia      B. Bytheway.    iiriucipaV;    -Miss   Oei)|i'g!ne
Watsun K., of Ambler, an J dai^hler, Nunn, wiih anutlier to he selected K;iiiiiiei , wife uf liarvey B. .Mien, ai- (above all upixtr grade); :Mrs. Juseph- su uf -Ambler. Interment was iiiad'j inline JUIlenhiiuse. Kuurlh and Fiflli llie .-Suielnry Friends' burying grade; Miss Helen Walls, Third grade; gruunds. ! jMlss   jAlai-y   K'.   l''isiiei-.   Second   grade;
-MISS BKLL.V K    Sl.Mu.\'.S -Mrs.   Alverda   Orner,   Kirst   grade.
, ,     ,,    ^..  -.<     Jarrettown     —Aliss   Hazel   li,   A\ or-
Mi^,s Bella H. .Simoa.s, seeretary of; ^,,i,,gton, principal; Mrs. Alma D, the .M'.thodlst Kplscoj..;il Home. Kdge-1 worlliington, grade Fifth and .-^ixtli; ly street and Behiionl uvenue, who ^^.ss Fiaiues .MacXair, One and Tv.o. died un Siiiul.iy afier a long illness, | Xurlli Glensido—l'rin.;ipal lo he sol- was biirieil Ihis We.lnesday aft .r-| ocled, Aliss Lucinda -N. Bruuks. -MisK nuun. liiieinieiil was in Cedar Hiil I KVelyn .\. Brown, iMrs. Aurelia J. AA'a- Ceinetery.   At   the   lime   u£   lier   d ath'ters.
Mi«s Siniuns was under niedicai care | Orebiiid—Mrs. Elsie H. Wiiliam.s, at tile home of lier sist r, .Mrs. iirincipal; iMiss Esther l-"rench, grade (fharles     B.   Hill,   at   (i7U4      Creslieiiii   Uno, and   Three.
road, All. Airy, whore the funeral ser-1 Mr. Waldo E. A'oho, physical tdu. vices     w re   held.     In  addllion   to   lier i cation   and   spoial.
have  been  sd'ved   lo  splendid  dinner The club is  meeting  there  lemporarll.v during  the  summer.
i     The   enti-rtalncr   wa.s   Thunias  lliiiis- ton,  a  suljurdin.'ile  uf  Tummy  l.ough- ran,   und   highly   recommended   as   his subzstitutP.  lluuston proved  nuiteclev-] er   with- bis   jukes,   and   is   a,   snaiiiiv ]
. slneor.
I The Kiwanians had sehedulod an- ! other tennis match for this AVednes- ; day evening with AVest End Tennis' Club, of North AVales. in an attempt. to ictrieve the lost laur/'ls uf iirev- lous matclies. The mateh has beon postponed   liy   the   West   Knd   elub   al
I the last iiiliiiilei, howoN-ter, and the ; players   must   bear   their   burden      of |
, dtif eat longer. Secretui-y Biddle alsoi promises a match with Doylestown in' the  near   future. I
Suf;gestiun arose in discussing llie J businoss shuw, to again be sponsor- '. ed   by   Kiwanis   tills   fall,    tliat
Start   Electrificatian
luillal stoi.s in wurk whicii wiil I'uiiipleie the llrst iliiit in the J;iO,(l(lU,- 000 eectrlfication of the J'^^eading Com¬ pany wero la-ken Tuesdav with tln-j preijuration for tlie l.'iyingTtf cuncrete louit.lations in the area between Kiuding   Terminal   uKd   kun dul'.-.
The  actual   beginning   of   tha   work I is at AVayno Junction, where workm-jn i ujieraling   in   several   crews   started   un ( the    foiindatio:i      work  for    ovjrhcad ; wires, which Is ^»xpected to bo Uhlshed | l.efure   lale   fall.     In   addition   to     the I.ansdalo   branch,    the   Chestnut   Hill branch  aiso   will  bo   '.lectrllled and   it is    expected  all  of  t!.a  work  will     be coniiiletcvi   wilhi<i   tl:ree   years.
According  tu  a  railroa':  olllci.il,   llio electric   trains   will   provide  a  iiS   i>.i' cent, increasj in service und will pro¬ vide    a saving uf from  :;0  tu  :.'! cent.  In  pn-sent upi/r. tin" cusl.s.
(i'PPEfi DUBLIN AND
Jier
MISCELLANEOUS    ITEMS    OF    IN- TEREST
Thief Enters Grace Union Church — Samuel 'White, Jr., ;ls Recovering —Horsham First-Day School Pienio —Jarrettown and Dresher. Willi Wuuld Ktuup .su luw lu slcal, as one of the meanest of rubbers liad done ill Jlorsham last .Saturday night is puzzling. Ariicles of extremely small value to afoul, yet of somo need and use in the church, were U;ken, and members of liie Grace L'nion cliurcli of Horaliiua con lecture why a vagrant, such as tlio man is thought to hava been, would altompt such a petty act. Tho American Hag was llrst of all do¬ llied when thu thief lileraliy toro It from the iJule and coiUlscated it with llie gilded eaglo cut frum the top of lliu pole. Other articles taken wero silver collection platters, velvet cov- 1 rs and bronz lelters frum a trophy plaque won for elliciency and atten¬ dance in the Xortii I'enn branch of tl.o Chrislian Endeavor Union. Tha In¬ truder was found to liavo entered , tiuough   a   basement   winduw, and
Successful and Wel'l Attended Sessions i from evidonce was alone. That samo in St. John's Lutheran Cluirch, i evening a man was .seen in an attempt Ambler —Work of Pupiis Will Be' !V ''"}''" t"" ''""le of A. H. Hood In c i-.-   I   -ri •      ,.,   ¦        . .- Horsiiam   and    was   Irlghtenod   away.
Exemplified   This   Wednesday    Eve.   , Tiio  iblevlHg  al  tlie  churih  was   coil-
j. W. OUTER WILL ADDRESS PUPILS
CLOSE   OF   THE   DAILY   VACATION SCHOOL
sisier,   Misa  Siniuns  is tiiplH'W aud  a. iiioeo.
survived   hy
Sad   Accident  to   Chief   Kennedy
li     Mr.    Thomas    K.    Allddleton,     music suiiervlsor.
.lauiturs,   h'urt   AVashington,   Howard
i-'iack.    .Mathias    Sheeleigh,    Pembroke
I C.-Ltiiers.    Jarrettown,    AVilliain    Hodq-
A   sad   accident,   in    wliicli   Chief   uf , mick;   Norlh   Glenside,  Grant S.  IJeck-
I'uiicu    Konnedy,    of    .\iiiblei-,    ligured, : er;    Oroland,   to   be   selected.
tuuk place lust Thursday  in Ihe nurth- ]     .Among   the   ounleiiiplated       Iniilding
eastern   seetion   uf   Piiiladelphia,    and i repairs  a.i'e:   .-V   teachers'   room  tu    bo
resulled   in       Chief   Kennedy's     sister I added   and   Iillod   up   in   tho   Alathias    ... ,,       ,
Agnes, 14 years of age, being killed sheeleigh building, painting tlie ex-| during the muntli of outriglit, llis mother sustaining ser-i terior and refurnishing the Kasl Ore-11-'^incl ious iiilernal injuries and several ; land laiildiiig. 'I'he desks from lho I-jist fractured ribs, besido a iiumUtr ui I Oreland huilding will bo relinishoil and cuts and brui.ses. Anollier sister, Eliza- j renioved lo Nortii Glensido. Play- both, was alsu injured, as wjis also ground eriiiipnient has boen added at -Mrs. Kennedy, wife of fliief Keiiuedy, ' Jarrettown,. and the grounds regraded and   their   sun   W.illlaiii,   'while     Chief i^nd resodded.
Kennedy himself was badly cut and 1 Due notice will be given with re- bi'ui.sed about the head. In describhig j pard to the enrollment and reglstra- liio ai;cident, Cliief Kennedy slated i tion of beginners. All pupils who will liiat they were all returning from an heeoiiie .six years of ago on or before enjoyable vacation si)eiit with iclatives i April 1st, i'.r20 will be admittod Sop- in .New York stale, and were on llieir i temher iie.\t. The fall term opens un way hume to his parents in McKinley. I Alonday,   Sept.  9.
Liaily   Vacaliuu   Bllile  sclwul   vvill   be , sidered a must  waiitun  piece  of  work, the   drawn to a cluse in St. Julius Lu'.lier- i     Mr,   and   Mrs    Joseuli   Gouak of
bootlis be a fra me-work ot pipe as a an cliurcli this U'ednesday evening m ! Horsham, are enlertaining lho latter'a permaiiont tlxuire and owniU by the . an iiupicssivo c.-iliibit ol tho maiiuxi. ; Liothor, Williani I'Ai'ookS, and wife, club Comment varied ^i'l'dy on this | and meiila wurk iierfunued by Uie I who muturcd liere la.st week from matter, and it was Iinaily tabled un-| scholars. The e.\ercisc.i which will be- x-ueblo Colo Mrs Guuik had not tu the rogular munlhly business meet-'gin at 7.oM will be ied by. Miss l;=a-Hoa,rd from ker lu'uther' fur the last Ing  next   week. belle JJuuglas.s,  dueclur  ul   the scliuoi .  15 years "
Isra.el   Hough,        inter-club     si>oli-ts I     'rue   progl'am   will   be   divided   iiiu. ,   ,       ¦,,.,. ,       ,,      ,
chairman, annuiiiieed that an alhletlc itwo parls, the lirst to lie an exhibit ,''^} 1 artenheimcr, uf Jlurshaai. day has been proposed between lt(0-;„f tlie meiilul aclivilies tiirougii wu.cu I ^V'" ''? ''UJoymg an extended trip tary and Kiwanis, and iJlans aro un-' Hn, cliildren ii^ve been uained duiiii-.^ 1 ^'"V"^.'' *'7"''ol>e, is expected lo return der   way   to   hold   it   lale   in   August.   1 tlio  two   weeks  of  scliooling.   The   ial-j''""^ "'  •""'I't^.mber.
The Kolary gulf team, il was slat-^ ter part of llie program will bo liie! Sajuuol While, Jr., of Hursliain, ed, is still considering tlie challenge, uianual e.-iliibit of- llieir wurlt. in tiie j sucot-ssfuily underwent an operation' from   Kiwanis. j basement  department.   Theso  exeiciocs 1 f"i' removal  uf  his  appendi.x last week
The   attendance   recurd   uf   the   cluh , will   bu   open   to   the   public. j at    .North    Western    General    nospltal.
I positii
lune   again
the   ex(telleiice   of   number
over   all   other   clubs   in
iluring    liio   e.-vcreises   Aitorney
and   is  convalescing  satisfactorily.
1 i William Bitlvr, of Aublui', ivilj addres.s !      Iloisli.uii Farmers   cluh liave forgona the I the young  people  of  the splondid  poa-j their   July   business   meeting   and   ea-
state.   With   a  percentage  of  31,93   for, sihiiiiiLs  .ut   exemplifying   their
mentiun   in   the   national   contest   wun .by   Centralla,    Washingtun.
While crossing an inleisection hts niaciiiiie was struclc iu tho rear by unullier car and uverlurned. it su hap¬ iiened ilwl his sister Agnes and his mother wero riding in tho rear, and wlien the car upset his sister struck the hard road wilh lier head, and sue was di-ail when ijiclvod up, liaving sua- tiOinod a fracture ml the sRtill. His' mother, who was also badly injured, was lushed to tho Fiankfurd huspital, while the uUu'r iiioiiibers of liie I'amily after being given lirst-aid lieatmeiil were ahle to go lo liic-ii- home. Cliief Kennedy stated that one of llie unex- plainahlc tliin.gs of lho accident is tlie fact lliat his infant sun, whu was be¬ ing carried hy its mulher, was tlirown at leasl liO feet lo tiie side .of the road, landing aniong tho bu.slies, but an e.xamination showed that the baby had escaped Willi but a few scratclies. The funeral sorvices wore lield Saturday afternoon over the unfortunate child from her lato home in McKinley, and iiiti-riiient was made in the Norwood ct-nietory.
CENTRE  SQUARE
Tlie   Senior   and   Junior   leagu  s   o'f
St.  John'u  Lutheran  churc . have  .iis-
eonlinued   their   ni'.'Otin"-.  for   the   1-.-
niaindiH-   uf   the      iiioiilli   of   Jil;        1 ¦!
I .Auguat.—
I       raviil,  sun   uf   .Mr. aivil   Airs.  J'.....   ..
! AI<:<3lui-e, haa fully recuvered from thi
I  sjiuik   uf   beiiLg     attacked   by   a   bull,
'  which  animal   was   shot   bv   .Mr.   Mc-
I   Chiro in order to SJive the hoy's T.f.e.
Hev.  and  -Airs. C. C'.  Snyd'ir ir-liend-
ed the  fii'iier^il  uf Afrs.  S-.ydor's m'plh-
er at  Heading  the  iiast week.
Th-.i  work on  Clu-.rles  -Muri-iiy's  o)) oration,  corner
WUlii.
the   year,   -Ambler   received     honorable | Scholars   wlio   have   uiulcrtakcn        LuIb
schoolin,g Willi HIU por cent atlendance vvill receive seals. Theso are JU m nuniber. 14 utliers will receive diplo¬ mas fur loO iiercent attendance uii.~ Ifcriu. The total number'havinji' per- ftci alleiiduiice this year is 'i',i, 'ill: musical e.\.ercises will bo led Ijy Euuis   Wentz   at   liie   piano.
Tbe scliuAil was liiuugiit tu a clust at noun AVednesday, fulluwing wliiclt the teacliers and schulars iiicaiickeil on liie lawn of the churcii gruunds. Buncu
... .was partaken ot at l;i, after wiiich tno
merit   badges   lur   swimming   P'oiieor-1 jji^y^^   j-j^u^
ing, and    Ih-st-aid,    and    " "¦ "	
flrst-ald   and   swiniming   awar
the'court   of   hunor  at   its       Delinont
Troop   No, 2   Returns  from   Camp.
Five of the mernbers of Trooii No.; 2 returned from <;amp Delmmit un ] .Satiuday, all having won the c.Tmp 1 iusiiriiia or einbloni. .Stow^irt Kure-r. | Edmunds I'osey and .lack Me^igs were I, awaiiled tlie ouveled C. H.'s, and AVil-j' Ham l-'isher and Jack Green, their: first-aid   i^nibieiii.   i-'lsher  also   received
in
vai'ioas
, ,_ _¦,.......,   i«...    pa.rlicipaled'   ...        .__	
¦'*'",'     ..       '1 (.allies unlil u, when tliey were disuiiss- ¦ds   truni      , ed.
The  eiirulliuent thla year reached a touU-«£'.7i'J.   Tho' average  daily  aliem- | danco  was   Til.   Enthusiasm  and   inter- j est  in  llie cuiiiijiiied Biblical and  man- 1 ual   wurk,   tauglit   this       season,     was
keenly  purliayed  Ihruuglioiit  the  tenn. j a. pleasant picnic ouling  lasl  Saturday It  is   interesting   to   note   Uie   inter-j afternoon  on  the  campus  at      Georgo
_ _.     _   _  __ __     denominaiional  fellowsliip   of   lliis   va-| School.   jMore   than   100   young   peopla
biuioes' sti-o<"t    reshlenco,    Norrl.stuwn, i'Nation  Bible  sellout.   Of  the 711  eiiroUeu j and   parents   .•ilieiided.   The   picnickers
otolen Car Loft at  Barren  Hill
A motor thief got away Willi the ear lit Russell Adams, uf 731 l..ata,yetle ,si^i.,.fc*t^ ^-urrisiuwii, some lime J'''riday night.  Tile  oar  was  parked at a Bar
terlaiiuiient, and are laying iilaiis fur a iilesi.-jant picnic and siiorts prograa^i lo be iield August 17, un lho Josepii Kirk fann   in  Brealier.
Mrs. William J'". Tyson, llursham, spent  llie  week-end  in  Ocean  City.
iMr. and Mrs. l-'rank 'i-'orkcr, of Hurshai.i, were recent guesis uf Mr. and   Mrs.   Hairy   liiloy   in   llichboro.
Ji'lank Fra-zler and wile, of I'ldladol- jiliia, called on Aii-. und Airs. John Harrar, Jr., and family, of near'Pros¬ pectvilie,   on  Uuiiday.
.Mr. and iMis. Joseidi S. Whitesido, uf    Bubylun,    siieiit        Sunday with
friends  jn  .Millville,  N. J.
Aliss   Clara   Schaeffer,   uf   Tio.^a,   Is 1 lliei   guesl   uf   Harry   Buil.erfurd   and family  in  Hallowell  for  two  weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Murry-"aiianhliir'¦^-of' llailowell motuied lo Belu ware Wator Gap on  Sunday.
Horsham    First-day   schoul    enjoyed
¦ftrhen   the   thoft   occurred,   and       wap; Uiere  were  43   Eulheran  cluldien.       J4
found   abandoned   on   the   pruperty   uf; l'»'tsl'yleriau,   <»   Baptist,   U   Church    jf
,>   1-,  t.-  ,1,   «,    »,     , ..Samuel  Finkelstein,  Germnntown  plUe.; the Brelliren, and one each of Meilio-
of  BeKalb   Street  'i"'^! 1 |3,j,.,.en   Hill    early   .'Saturday   morning I ihst,   Episcojxil,   Friends   and   Uelurni-
.iby Constable Harry Steinmetz   He had I tliG  vehicle removed   lo  tho     Glllnger
Skippack   pikes,   is  progressing.
.lohn Haa"-.  wbo has been a sufferer from rheuniatism for some time,  ocn-,^^j.^„^ g^^ji the owner luc.ited. .\ thor tinuos  to  iiiiprove    and  .s  able  lu  be j ^^^.j^  inspection  ot  the coupo revealed about again. ithe onlv thing- missing was a  pacKago
The   liulico   of   Aiiiblr   wore   called I ^f  cigarette.i.
to  tho  vicinity of  the  sch-olhousa  on | . .	
Monday  to- settle  a   dispute  between sumo  men  In  tbe  vicinity.  No  arrests
Boy   Will   not   Stay   Home
J-'or a tiiird timo  in a wesk, Fi'ank
ed.
'J'he staft of teachers under .Mls.- IJuug a^s numbered 11. Four were us¬ ed in training mental g-roups, with two assistants, four in the manual depait¬ ment and one recreation director. Hev I-;. .1. Alallsun, pastor of St. John's l-utheraii cliurch, supervised the  wurk.
WEDDED
EVANS—AVEIL.
A wedding uf much interost took pl.ace at 4.30 Saturday in tlio J-'lrst I'resbyterian church of Ambler, when i Kichard Laylord Evans and Miss Doro¬ thy -^["rreenAvood Weil w'oro oii'l/ried by Kev.  George  J.  Crist.
Tho bride, formerly a resident of Ambler Highlands, has recenliy resid¬ ed in Oak Lano with her mother, Mr.s. Charlea AVell. Sho was given away by hor fathei-, ]\lr. Cliarles AVieil, also of Oak Lane.
Tho brido was attendod by Mlss Mary Kumbaugh, as maid of honor. She woro a lace dress of peacli color wilh a large garden hat to match, and carried a spray of yellow flowers on her arm.
AA'.  Corson Evan.s,  a brothcir of tbej horse by deafh. groom, acted as best man.
Tho maid of honor waa dressed In yellow.
After tho ceremony a reception wan held Iri tho newly furnished homo of tlie couplo on Ambler Highlands. Tliey tlicn sliiipcd away In a quiet honey¬ moon tour. They will reside upon their return In their homo on Ambler Highlands.
Jtr. Evang, who Js tho son of Mr. and Mrs. AVilUam C. Evans, ot Ambler, is a prominent contractor, -svltli an oHlce in this borougli.
refused  admit lane
then   pbieed
i iam ^ a'ti;;;;;^ car- ai^j- h^was'ii;f^ j^,^.j:^'zX"^'^d::it:'t:- \ i^i^n^; ,;iisto;^rsiiiipiy; wm pi^;
i off at  Plymai-tth  Meeting. rolled for  the  weik's^'cLscs Consideration   uf        the     Presbyte.
1     The youth maies a practice of run-   ''"'i^^jT'   the   cousin-   messaue     wis   doctrines  has   lieen   strongly   urged ,  ning   away   f:^,n   home   a.i   going   t,\ J^^^^J^^'^J^'t^^^.^'l^^^^^^;;^   some of  the  uienilHU^j. and a^^^ Nurristown.   Ho   w.-i.s   nlaced   in   a.   cell   .-_   ,..   au   „. i ¦        ¦     i tnis   direction   is   ciuile   l>us.siole.
wors made.
Painters Ifcxvo flnisbed r^ipalnting tho barn roof and dwelli.'is cf Ed¬ w.ard  C  Kezor's   property.
Kesidents of this section on an en¬ joyable trip an Mlss Mar - Bcytr and Mr. and Mrs. AValter Beyer, who are tuuring interesting points' in and about  Canada and  Ni::.gar.a Falls.
Air. an|il Mrs. Otis Fry and Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Ludwig have returned lo their homes atter having spent an on- joyabla  time in Atlantl-j City.
Mr. and Mrs.    Adolph    Muller    and daughter,   Aliss  liose  Aluller,  left  b.st week     for   Mouse'iead   Bako,     Main.-, wiiere thoy oxpiMit to rem.ain for sev¬ eral  weeks.   Mlss  Mullsr  ha.'J  but  re-j f^^y.  Blood   Expert   Enters  Helm   Case eently   recovered   from  a  serious  op- j,„ jjjg aedan owned by I.s.aac E. llal- eration, end sho will siv. nd the weeks' icwell,   ono  of  the.  three  men   now  in with her p.arents at tho atove place,   i Jfontgomery   county   prison   awaiting F'rank Cassel  reporta  tho loss  of a | tho action of  the  grand  jury  on  in-
'|dictments   ch.arging   thera   with       the
Miss Mamo lTall;or.';loadt Is enjoy-¦ murder of AVilliam Norman Helm, will Ing a visit to New York stato, wh;-re be made "somo timo next week" by she Is tho guest of relative^'. ono of tho most distinguished aulhori-
II iixan, I-. negro, residing un Josiiua road, near C-orson station, was- I'leked up       in   .N'orristown   on      AVednesday
night.   Captain   Sarni   sent   th-^   youth.,, ., , ,.     ,   .   .
to the house of detention, but he ,v-as' ^''"  '^'^^'^""^  ^"""^'  evangelical  inter-
Perkasie   Conterence   Ends. AIui'O   than   7U0   iieoplu   gathered   in Perkaslo   park   Sunday   afternoon   and tvening to attend tho final sessions ul
conference   summer     assembly,   which
^.      , . ,,, ,        ,   . ,,  delivered by Kev. Cluirles JL Slauffacli
Nurristown. Ho w.-is placed in a. ''<'ll er, of Allentuwn, who gave an in.spir- for six hours tho wo-k previous to 5,,^ acniiun, urging the young people s-'are him. but 11 did not have the de- ,0 g„ ij^cJc to their rospecUvo coiigre- aired effl:ct. gallons and   become actlvtj.
  I     111 the niorning Kev. AV. E. Bollman.
A second  test of blood stains  fuund, uf  Allentuwn,  dean  of  the    Assembly,
assisted by JJislioii Lawrence H. Sca- ger, of LiiAlarr, Iowa, preaclied tlm sernion. This aftornoon AV. Harold .Mitchell, of the Bellield Avenue Churcli. Phila.-, w-as in chargo of the Sundav School   session.
John Miller who has beoi Et:|fferin^' from a, sovero attack of quinsy, has sulllciontly recovered  to  return  to  his
tits on blood  analysis  in  the United States.
'l'.-3 Is Dr. .Tohn .A. IColmor, of the placo of employement -with tho Xor-j Graduato School of Aledicine of tho ristown Horalil. University  of  Pennsylvania,  who  has _
j      Tho work on tho AA'Tiltfaln consoli-  been   retained  by      District  Attorney  pai't of New^'York
dated    school     annex is    ^rogr.^ssIng;Frank  X.   Kenninger,   of   Montgomery!     oscar Hardegs la expecting to take 'rapidly, and thoro la every Indication j county, to check on tho results of the a trip through tho west.
i tli.at tl . building will be re.ady for the;an.ilysia   made   by       r.„.,„f„   rui„,v,i„t      ,,_    .....         .     ,..,
Robert  C.   Stinson.
ORELAND
Williani Mower, who was recently scalded about the shoulder and upper ai-m,  is now well.
Mrs. Thorneboro and two of her daughters, Mary and Ellen, enjoyed a trip   to   Niagara   l-'alla   and   northern
frolicked un liie caniims and enjoyed liie use .of tile glorious swiniming pool in tho Nesliaminy creek. Tliey return¬ ed homo  in  the  lato aftornoon.
A congri gational meeting-      of      tho
Giace   I.niun   churcli   uf   llursham   has.
been  called   e.xinessiy   Iu   lunsidci-  and
cliooso  tho  beller move  to   remain    a.
union   and    unatlaclied   cliiiiiel    or   to
ae:ceiit momborsliip  iu a denomination.
Tho niembers  of  tlie  cliurch  for moro
than  live  years   have  struggled   under
tlio   union   princlplo   until   tliey       aro
convinced  tliat  to  readjust  themsolvea
I under  tlie^  order   of   ono  denominatloi*
I may  aid   them   In  accomplishing        a
i ^iimiei'    puipuse    in   Hursham.        Tho
i mooting   thus    is   called   for   Tuosday
I evening,  Juiy   30,  and   will  bo  held in
the   church   building.       Puev.     JJdward
side.
rian
by
e in
this   direction   is   quile   lius.sible.
Next Salurday the (members of tho Christian Jilndeavor societies of Grace Cnlon Cliurch of Hursham will attend tho picnic of the Norlh J'enn brancli of the Chrislian Endeavor L'nion, at Menlo park, Periiasie. Cars will leavo tho church at 1 p. 111. The young peo¬ plo wili iiarlicipale in the sports and devotional  activities   planned.
'J'he ordinance of coinmunion ob¬ sei-ved on Sunday evening in Graca Union churcii of Horsham was re¬ ceived by two new members. Kev. II. W. Hathaway, of I'liiladeliihia, con¬ ducted tke service and gavo tho ser¬ mon. r..ev. Edward Franie preached in tiie inorning ou "The Pilot of I-ife," or "Christ .our guiding liglit of life." Next Sunday tho pastor's topics wlU bo "Prc-cious Faith" and Tho Defects of Small Things." Prayer moeting cn AVednesday evening. Advertisement for bids  for  tlio  re¬
opening of school In .September.
Mlsa Ver.a B.:!rnhari.l has returntd' to her homo aft'.-r a d°ilghtful trip lo j East Hampton, Bong I.sland, where she spent .a wcolc.
At fcoth tho Inquest Into tho death of Helm and at tho habeas corpus proceedings Stinson testlfled that the bloodstains  are   human       blood    and
County   Chemist,    jir   and   Mrs   A.   Hoffman   enjoyed i construction and  concreting .of  Jlors- a pleasant  trip  to Atlantio  City  over I ^^^ ^°'^^ ^^°'^'^ Horsham to I'rospect-
vlllo   has   clianged   tho   plans   of   tlia won I iforsham township  supervisors  to re-
the weelc-end.
Tho  Oreland baso ball  team      „„,.,-_        ^    ,     ^, ,   , „
thoir first gamo of tho season by de- i ^Ti^a^o J>jyl3  Oro-v-o  road  from  Ea- feating Norrlstown ty a scoro of 0 to   ^^1°'^  *»  Prospectvllle.   Completa  ar¬ rangements   had  b-^on  mado  by      tho
KU.'SS—EEBGia
St. Luke's Keformed Church, North
Wales, waa tho sceno of a quiet but j •¦*'"" -si-'ont: a wcqk.  . ^j^^^ they had been splattered  on the  gl
pretty wedding ceremony on Saturday,. car at about  tho  same  time  as  Helm i   "tIio   I'liila.   Boiler   AVorks   empluyes
at  noon, when  Mlsa Emily Y,  Berse, | Shinglo  Company  Lecgue is   fapposed   to   havo   mot   his   death, jjield  their  annual  picnic  Saturday  at
daughter  ot   Mr.  and  Mra.       Charles | .     ,     .-. t,      ,   .,'     On   Jlonday   night  Dr.   Kolnior,     hi Enfield. A baso ball camo waa held in
Bergo, of 305 AVest AValnut stroet, nnd I     In   the   Shingle   Company   B.asobal    ^^^,„any  ,vltii   Couniy, Detective  Johnu;^Mcii \hQ   boUer   sh^^
AV  Leroy Nu.ss,  son of Mr. and Jlrs. .league the Jlanufacturing Dopartment   j>.   Stevenson,   visited   tho   Hallo^voll   I'^rg   Eve^yono  w^^^^
Eugene B.  Nus.s.  of  3'2i AVest AValnut   maintained      Is clean skite  by defeat-!.,,„£,   j„   Amlder,   but   was       denied ifime   ^^"*°"°  '"" ^"""'^ "'   "^ ^"""^
strdet,  woro joined  In  tho  lioIy  bond  ing tho Finishing pepartment, 11 to 2. ^j,,„it,tance. i    A dr.awlng -will bo held at tho Ore-
of  wedlock,  with  Kev.   John   JI.  Her-,     Tho Ofllco and the Ebomzed IX-l.art-       ji,.g_   HaHowoll   Informed   Stoven.son liand "iro  hJu-'O  on Saturd.ay   Ju^ theh-   plans   -and   will   rcsurfaca
zog,   pastor of  tho church,   oIUcLating.  ment played .a close ganio on tho l&ih :  ,     j.^^   been   told   by   defense  coun-|    Tho  orcland  Boy   Scouta    returned ^^^^ avenuo   from   Easton   road.
Immediately  following the ceremony I At tho ond of t.so flftn tno score stood ! g^,    wililam   F.   Dannehower.   Jr.,   T urcuvnu   i.oy   ccouia    ieiuinea|„_„ ,    ,,   „_       .,,„ ,„...,.._..
a reception was tendered at tliQ bride's I 5 to 5. Then the Ebonlzed Departmont' ^^lan   Goldsborough     and     Bi-)ewstei homo  on  AVost  AValnut  streot,    after I scored   throe  runs.   The  omco rallied, .fj^^^j^ ^jj^ jattor two ot IDentop, Caro
froni   their   annual   encampment
at
suiiei-yi.-jurs tu start tho permanent rc- aarfaclng of this Job w-lthin it, week, but tho stato work cn tho Horsham road, whicii tho suiiervisors aro in¬ formed will begin in August, necessi¬ tates this road to bo used as a detour. Tho ¦ supervisors   have,   therefore,   al-
Hallowell,   to   tho       Upper   Jloreland
Camp Delmont. All tho boya say the.'y |.townsliip lino,  starting  tliis  'J-hursday
which  tho   newly  weds  loft  on   their 1 but  was  able  to  register  onl>^ honeymoon. Thcy will be at homo on]runs, and Elionlzed won, S to
nd after Septomber 1.
They •5\in reside at the (Honiostoad apartments.
Tho brldo and groom Avero class¬ mates In tho North Wales schoola. The hride was gradiiatod in tho class of l!i'24 and has boon employed in tho.^orth AVale.s Niillonal Bank for several years. The groom was graduated in tlie class of l!l'il5 and is associated with his f.ather in tho painting and paper hanging   businoss.
LE.\GUE STANiDIXG
Finishing
Offlco
JIannfaoturlni;
m  A.  I J.
Afoulding
W.
5
4
2
2
0
ll
0
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(,
000 Tho second gamo between K. /.- JT. Co. and tho Shingle Co.,was played last
*'' '^'   Uno county,  Md.,  that no ono should
bo permitted  to   .seo  the  car  without
. informing counsel.
A- I    An appeal was taken to Dannehow-
1,000  or, and finally to Dean, who la bollov-
.604  e(j to have reached an agreement ¦v\'Ith
-400  tho district attorney by -which. In tho
400  prc-aonco   of   Danoho-w-or.   Dr.   Kulnur
¦will  bo   perniitted   to   lake   spootnidi.s
of tlie blood from tho car.
Centre   Point   Man   in   Hospital
Antliony-Jlarzano, of Center Point, wa.s treated in tho receiving wtu-d of tho Montgomery hospital last week far lacerationa of the left hand, roiinir- ir.g alx stltchie*.
^+eek,   with   lho   latter   swamping; ^le older  mill   exponents   19  to  1.
County Controller in West ' Virgiria. Cotmty Controller AVilUam O. Jivin, of Ambler, went to 'West "Virginia, where ho -was called as a •witneics in li\>doral court in a bankruptcy pi'o- ceedlng,  connection  with -which    caso
, ..   -haa     hrnnch    rmnorH   men-   In    -Mlia   •"-''"""'    »"v;«-eeueu    jJi    laiiujiiE    a    carp
ho  has   througn   papers  luea   m  Miis  ^^^^^ measured 27  inchea and which
Big  Bass  in   Neshaminy
Two of the largest flsh taken ro¬ cently from fho Neshaminy creek in tlio Edison section woro caught bv two local fishermen, AVilliam Plank and Ed-ward Come®.
Mr. Plank caught .a bass mensurlnfr .slightly over .17 inches, wWIe Jfr. Gomes   succeeded   in   landing   a   carp
co
utity.
wero sorry to loavo tho camp, for they had good "eats" and a very enjoj-ablo outing'.
Free 2 Scott Suspects .,/-• Becauso of a lack of evidence against thom, Jfontgomery county authorities on Tuesd.iy rol-ased two of tho throo su.spects ai'restod In con- n.:ctIon with tho death of Mr.s. Ethel .Scott, 31, of Twenty-soijond and Nor¬ ris streets, who 'was pu.s)iod from a si->oodlng  automobiio   near  Hatboro.
Thoso   released  from  their  cells  in Non-istown   ara  Eeslio   Thompson,   of
morning. 'I'ho work ou Davi.s Grovo road will thus bo deferred tmtil later in Uie fall. Tho township will receivo stato and county aid in financing both Jobs. The stato will financo half tha total cost, and the county and township sharo tho remainin.g half. 'J'he to\vn- Khip .stipei'visors will du the work whicli -will bo a tarvi.a penetration juU Stono has boon purchasod fro.-n -Murphy's Blue Stono quarries at Montgoniei'y ville, and tli.5 Headley Good Roada company will supply tarvia.
Mr. and Jlrs. John B. Clayton, of >rorth Morchantvillo, N. J., and Jlrs. IL   O.   Harvey   and   daughter,   Helen.
Borlcs   stro-?t   near' Sevontoonth.   and  °*  G-ei-mantown,   called   on
weighed   1)   and   one-half   pounds.
CVitherlno Caldwell, of Paulsboi|D, AVHllam i^cbtt ia being held In the oounty prison at Norristo-wn . whila authorities continue to check up on hi.s wherealiouts on tto night, tho woman Wa9 killed. ' , ,   ,  ,      ...      '
Jlr.
and
Mrs. William Veach at tho IC G.  F,. homo on Sunday.
Grading of Oio public school ground.-^ •on Ilorsham has been completed and tlvfc kvYVTi  seeded   in  grass. %.lmt *ii
(continued on -pagu 8)