The Ambler Gazette 19240612

              THE
Gazette.
VOL. Xf.l -NO  *2l
'    aMBI.KR.   pa..  JUNE
1924
PLYMOUTH llOWNSHIP AND COLD
1 -^CAL    INTEREST   TO READERS I
EUREKA
•.'liilclien'.s (lay was nttingly observ- ed en Sunday moruing -n the Pleas¬ antville cnurch with specitul music, lecitations Vy the childiien. and an aoureBS Uy tne pastor, Kev. E. E. Leip- halt.
Cm Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 a rfieetipg oMhe si'iUTJngton W. C. T. U. wiil he held at the home of Mrs. Reu- t.,en  Maitin,  ol   ^-'najiont.
Jhe  conuuentv-nient  exerciHes  of  the
  class  ol   l!i:;4,   oi  the  schoolH   in   War- |
Dih,.^..  *u    II     ET     ru. „u    P,„r»r*»,   +„'''ny^f"   towPKhip,   Bucks   county,   will! Rilymouth    U     E.   Chijrch    Property   to   ,^ „^ ^, y^ j^,^ auditorium ul the Fleas- j
Be   Repa:#td—P.  O.  S.  of   A.   Honors  antville  Keforn.ed     church   on     Krida.N i Memory   cf   Deceased   Members—Mlss  evening  at   7.30.     The  members  ol   tne Manley  to Teach   in   New  York. , ^;"^s« will  present  t^ play,  and  the  ad-
•' .. ,   ^, , ,  ,j   ¦   . ,   Ulress will  oe  ^iven  by   Uev. Air.   L,ynd, ,
A large number ol Cold Point people ., jj.utsvilie. There- ai-e. Beven Krad- I atteiutd the play yiven at the tt.u-ren y^.^y^^ yy^y^^ WcKinstrv, da.UBhter ofl llili school auditorium ¦for the benefit Henry WcKinsliy, ol Warrington, is I of Cie lire comp.-my there. .Milton valedictorian, and Alartha Quinby is J l-«;uley,  of Cold   Point,  and  Mi«<  Marie   .saiutatorian. j
Ljenile,    oB    P|..inouth    AleOtin^,   ItooW       -me   i-iiendship   class,   of   the   Pleas- acljve paxt. ^^^ ; antville   Sunday   sehooi   will   piesent   a
•vJr. and Mre Miixtin Bennei-, of Ihree-act comedy entitled' "Breezy J'hiladelphia, WHrre guaslB ol Aliss'Point, ' in connection w^ith their straw- <}race Miller   ot Coldpoint, on Sunday.; "frry   feslival     on   Tuesday     eveninf;,
Mr.   and   AIts.  Chai-lcs   Hendricks,   of, ¦'•',"'.•   ''.''^- ..,,    . .
Cold Point,  «pent Sund.y with ^uends. ^^I^.^,.--"-  Mlss.onary^^^^^^
ai, uujpn. ifrom     Auyust    1 «UHt    ITth,
Mr. au.d Mrs.  Walter btaten, of Ger-, ^he  general   theme   for   Home   Mission nuintown,    are .|efeivinta   conj/.atula-, i s^udy  Uns year is "The  Way  ot (."hrist , licMB    upon   the    Ijlrth    ot   a   son.   Airs.   („ ){acH Helalton.s."  the theme for Foi- atuten   will   be     remembered   in   Cold   elmi   .Missions   is   "China.'     .Miss   Jane i'oint   u«5   Miss   LiOUise  Bailey. i Kuhler,   of   this   place,   has   hee'i   ^ecl-
Mis.   Oeoi-g^   Kerper  was   the  week-   cd a dele;;atc to attend the conference. Mrii-.   Klla   Schlater,   of  '"»•  't  '«   hopd   that  many  others may attend a  part uf  the  tinifc at  letust.
Aliss   Sarah   Detwiler. a   ix^cciu   unul- ! uate of the school for Christian   Work-
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75 A  ^^:AK
TREIRK IN MAY* AT VALLEY FORGE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPORTS ACTIVITIES
end   fe'^eet   of Cold  luiiit.
liJi.wooid      l>util    ¦ of      Conshohocken,' visited   his   parents.   Air    and   Aliis.   K. ' IJ. ijuljl, of Cold Point,  Sunday morn- InK.
Mr. and Airs. "Weber and fathei', who' recen Uy jjiuchascd the hoU.se elected last year in Cold Point for the Aliisses J:i(n.'Me, look possassion of it last 'J'tiunsday.
The contest, to be held by the Cold
334 Visitations, 127 Patients Under Care — 201 Office Interviews—Quar¬ ters Increased—Newspaper Collection Next   Saturday.
At a meeting of the executive com¬ mittee of the .North Penn CommOnit> Centre, held last Tuesday at the home of Air.". Andrew Codfrey, the follow- InK report wa.s submitted by Aliss Kate 1-iddle, nurse-in-charfje ot ilj<- Centre : No,   of   nursing   visits   during   the
month Xo. of instructive visits during the
month No.   of   rnisccllaneuiis     and     poci.il
service  visits ;i8
No.   uf   .School   visits 17
;i:!4 Census of patients  under care : —
Cases   brought   forward   from   last inonth 107
New   cases 20
177
42
ers, uf I'liiladelphia, was the leader on Sunday evening of the Cliiistian Kn- ileavor sot-iely. .Miss Detwiler exijects to l.ik^ up some special work this KUinniei',
There was an increase of nine mem¬ beis in the Pleasantville Sunday st'hool on  Sunday morninj?.
.Miss   (/tleiinia   Sprouse,   of   I'rospeot-
'I'otal   during   month Discharged and  dismissed cases
Cases   carried  over   to  ,Iiine    • I'alicntK     taken      tu     Tulieii ulosls
Clinics   al   .Nurristown Infant   welfare   clinics DMlce   Interviews
on   accounl   of   the   increasing   ii and    activities    uf   the    Centre    it
n
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4
10
Jill
fells
Was
Point troop, B. S. A., among its mem-   ville, is spending several days with her
berk.,   will   be  started   next  Saturday
On Satunday eveninig", juiie 2S, a cake anil candy sale and isUuwberry festival win be held by Cie nieinbeiw of the Colli Point Biiptist church on the jawn ot U. U. young in Plymouth! Aleet.ng.
ivjj;;. William A. DeCaindre^', of Ply-, mouth Aleeiing, is visiting friends inj llartlord.   Conn. i
Kusseli Sickle of Hku-monvLUe, i» In the Kiverview hospital, Noi-rlsto.wn whei-« he has/just had his tonsils re-l moved.
Harlan Aliu-kle has returned to his hotne in Plymouth Aleeting after hav¬ ing been graduated Irom the Gallendet Co.lege at Washiiigtoii, D. C. He la ni w (Suffering with a severe attack. Ol   grip.
.Sunday was set aside in the several HerVices ai t;ie i'lMiioulh Aleeting U. E. lihurch as a special dav for collec¬ tion to ra.i^e fuiusj tor repairs of the building. In the Sunday school wilh 140 tuesenl an offering of $ll*.sij was received. w:liile at the oilier services the congitfgalions proved eiiually as Uk>eral. Air .Baker, pijUol', preached an jiiijirti sive sermon in l',ie morning from the book uf Mark, enlilled 'Little Slups." In the evening the Children's duy exercuses were held, and the children did wuiiderfully well in their iliailogujaH. reciLaLiolj 1, exercises and Bongs. The .Sunday sc!iu,ui deiiarlment reported iwu star classes; th<l-ie ot Mi-s. .Streeper Ran- ami lOllwoud /.eg" ler. Mr. Karr" alsu luuk lhe liaiiiier. Tuesday evening the Chriiitian Kn¬ deavor ,iSdf?i?f5'''^heId a businesn meet¬ ing and sueial at- the hume of the Mii-^seti Sue and Alary Danehower. in I'lymouth .Meeting. Uegular pra(,«b- service was held Wednesday e\ ening and choir rehear.sal ajs usual on Fri¬ ilay  evening.
iiiiymond   Bowman   and   Ali>s l>ielter,    niotoj'ed    from    Aileniown    on Hunday   and    spent    the   day    w.tli    his sister.   Airs,    i.eunaid    Beck,   of    Ilarm¬ onville.
Mi1». Leiuiiel Hj.ilebaugli. of l'.ty\ mouth Centre, visited her sister. Alns. Mart.n Berkh,mer, ot Ilarnionville, on Sunday.
Alexandei- Skelton, Sr., and wife, who recently moved to Darren Hill, si-ent Sunday with his .sun. John Skel' ton, tmd family, ot Ilarnionville.
Beslie Kodebaugh, uf ll;ii nionville, was un.ible tu relurn liume frum the Hahnemann huspital last week owing U> a recurrence uf infection beneath the   iiu'tially   healed   incision.
M.ss Alary Berkhlmer, of Harmon¬ ville, was t>ie guost ut AIlss Bifcie Kei per,  of  Cold  Poinl,   Sunday.
J. P.erce Khoads, of I'lymouth t.'onUe, has been bedf;»st with the grip,
IVLrs. Ijemuel Kodebuufli, <>f Ply-, mouUi Centre, visited her daughter, Mj-b. Fred. Ollaxd, of Tioga, during last  week
hav-
cousln,   Aliss   Gladys   .Sprouse,   of  Hur¬ sliam.
Webster .lohnson, paperhanger uf .\mliler, is duing some work in Prus- pectville.
Mrs. Klizabeth Garner, of Philadel¬ phia, is spending several days wllh Mr.  and   Mrs.  A. A.  Nash.
Frank Hill, of Pruspeclvllle, is hlg a well dug on his newly purchas- j ed inoperty preparalury to electing a j liuuse   in   the   near   future.
.Mr. and  .Mrs.   William   D.   Woi lli  mo¬ tored   lu   Stale      college   on      Saturda>'l murning  to   allend   the  coiiimeiiceiiieiit I execi-ises   there.     Their  son,   iiaruld.   isl .1    iiieiiiber     ot   this   years     graduating class,    having    cumpleled   u   course    in electri<*al   englneei'ing.
3:i pupils, of whom Hfleen were .luii- iors and eighteen seniors, took the examinatluns on Thuisday and Fridav in Horsham township. The papers were shipped a I once to CoiTnty Super- •iileiuleiu Kiilps ollice al Norristown. .Illll the pupils are anxiously awaiting ;lie   results.
Tlie   menibers     uf     the     graduating .lass   of   the   H.itboro   High   school  en joyed   a      three   ilays'    outing      trip
'.\asliiiigioii.    1).   C.      Tlic 	
I'hursil.iv aiHl iciiiriicd o .Miss Hanna .Mann, of .Mapl iiieiiilier of the class.
.Mrs.   Norman  Cornell,  of lias   recovered   from   her lllle to  beMitit again.
Twu    cars    recenlh'    i-ollid l-:a:
lo
on
Sunday.
Glen, is a
"radesvllle illness,  and   is
'd
¦ oi-iier Davis
il
b
Grove    road one   wuJiy Hei,iou.sly !in Infant In one of nd
uer   bailly   cut Abinglon      hospilal iiiniiing   at   a   inuderale olhcrwise     the     accident been   iiiiicli   more
Mlss    K.ilhai'in Alarle i ri'i urneil    I'i'oni
.Miss   Salome her  home  with
It    the I Inv.a V      and    the [ at    Hailowell.      .No i ^.injured,,  although ] tlip oars had n tin- was   t.aken   to   the [ Doth   cars     were ] ¦ale   rale   uf   speed, , would     have 1 serious. t
Swartzlander     hasi Washingtun.   1).   C. I
Delwiler   is   conlined   lo| an   allai'U   of  niiimps.      |
Wato  A.  A., 7.
I
I'enn
gave
league.
game i
faltereil
Ambler  Rield  Club,  11
Fighting frum stari (u tlnish. despite lhe man.v errurs, landed lhe .Ambler F. <'. a winner Saturday afternoon, on Knight lield over the strong Wato iliib the score of 11 to 7. It was a North league ga,me. and Ihe victory the liuiiie dub the lead in ihi' llullingswurth pitched .i good ind had his supporting cast not he would have scored ,i shut out, Haywood, I'l'iiningtoii and Uob- insiin pla.yed well tor Ihe home team, while Durst and Kiker (¦arried off Ihe hiiiiors for the visitors. This Thurs¬ day evening at H.15 on Knight Held ,i great game is looked for. The contest will be lietW4»'n .\mbler l'"ield cjiib ami i.indeiiwuld .\. A. It will be a Nurth Penn league game, which had Jieeii postponed un account uf rain Saturday afternuon. -May 24th. .Manager Frank Ferts(-h states that he Is coming over I.lndenwold   fleld   slrong   and   In-
Mr.    and'Airs.    Leonard    Glllam,    ofj lends to,have all" of his  19 or 2li  play- Comjhohocken. were guesls of Mr. and! ers   in   uniform   so   that   ^-^ S^^"   '.-^'\\
^jTidir^"^' ^^^^'"' ^'^¦'"^"^' ^"^"'"'it^ja'ins :::t .:^:;^ to^^'^rani
Mr. -and   Mm.   Benjamin    Crowther.P.   looks   "-;,;''<;V'^^^bnl^f foTuness
rwo   umpires   will   orti- I
of Oermantown, and AIlss Christian, the s Crowther. of Wi.s.-^ahickun. weie Sun- 'he . day guesta of Kugene Bightkep undjciate fami.y,   of   Plymouth   Centre. |
J<ila(»e Kodebaugh. of I'Vmouth Centre, hus purch;vsed a new Buick ttjoring Ciir.
Mrs. A. L. Wernle, of Plymouth Centre, is spending the week in Krie, al tending the convehtion of the Order of the Kastern Star.
¦ason ontest.
Suicide   at   Jarrettown
Wiliiani   L,ong.   of   Philadelphia,   who recently   purchased   t'ne   \Ve.siey   Rode- iiii<0<   properly  at   Jarrettuwn,   comm t - ' led  suicide by hanging  himself   in   thei barn  on  .\lunda,v.   His lifeloss form was about   noon    by   his    wife.
irn discovered
Mr.     and   Mrs.     Harrv   Topley     and! who   summoned    Dr.    A. children,    of    Plymouth    Centre,    w-efta | l''o't    Wr.shington.   who
J.    Craig,    of aid   the   man
ontertained   bv   Airs.   Franklin   Wright,;had  been  dead for  .several   hours.   Ln of   Bogan.   on   Sund.ay. Id.* Inker    Davis    took    <-;^>'"-'r'   .'''L,.,\^^
Mr.    rjid    Airs.      Wallace    Vogt   and i remains,   and      on   Tuesdav   loiwaiuea
w'ife    and 43  years  of
Mivs.   Iveuben   Jackson   were   guetsts   of jthe   body   to   Philadelphia. Miss   Ida   Cox,   of   ColdPoint,   on   Sun- i     The    deceased   le.'.ves. ,l„v Iseveria   children.   He   was
i'led  HaJl and family,  of  Pottstown age, 	
and   U:eir guests, Mr. and Alas. Geoi-ge —
Oberle,     of   Allentown,     caJled   at   the Scout   News.
hoL.e   uf   M;       ..erlha   Brooke   in   Cold      The   .Scouts   uf   Troop   2   have   been
Point   Suniiav. highly   comi>liniented     on     the     Scout
On   Sunday   evening   lhe   P.   O.   S.   of|„rogram.      which they     'broadcast
A.,   of   old   Point,   held   memorial   ser-1 through   Station   WFI   (Strawbrldg-e   k
found necessary to aciiuire larger Muarters. and the lirsl uf May the Cen¬ tre was muved into its new home at ,No. 12 Alain streei, where increased space will a,ccominudale the manv de- pailnients uf the work more coinfort- ably. A clinic room and a salvage shup have been parliiioned off on lhe llr.st tloor, and the upper lloors are uccupied by ollices .and bv the I'ulilic Library   uf   the Colony   Club.
.\ new portable l''a iibaiik's scale has been added tu the einiipinent. II was donated   fur  use  In   the clinics.
.Mrs. Fuphemia Dunn, uf the cuunty poor board: .Miss Uiilh Chalmers of lhe Children's .\ld .Society of Alunt¬ guniery County: Mrs. Willi-ts, of Ihe Flourtown Public Health Centie. and Kev. .N. K. Groton, of St. Thomas' Church. VVhitemarsh, were among those who attended the case confer¬ ence nt the Centre last Tuesday. The conferences  are   lai •iil.irly   on   Ihe
lirst and third Tuesdays uf every munlh  and  are  open   lo the public.
The    iiewsp.iper    drive.      whiih    was inaugurated   Iasl    inonth   lo   help   raise funds   to   meet   the  increasing expenses; of the public health  work ot the Coiii- iiiunlty.   will   be   cuntinued.      It   is   the .ilni   of   Iliose   who   are   conducting   thi iMiiipaign  to make Ihe saving and con li'ibuling   of the   papers .ind   magazine, fur   lliis    • ¦   .¦¦¦mmun-
Uy   habit,   and   the   co-operal'oii   of   al who  have   helped   and   will   coiilniie  uf, help  Is   very   much   appreciated
This coining Salurdav .lohn liiirl will colled again In the First w:'-! of the    borough.      Th s    district     \vi n
elude.    Duller    ive.nue^ind   aJLl   -^ north   of   It.   betWFOn'WSIfr'SWl'W lhe  Hpthleheni   pike.     A  nosl.il. phone  call   to   .Anibler  .179   will prompt   attention   In   case   ot  oversight oil   lhe pari   of the-collector.
Lansdale   Business   School   Alumni,     i
'lhe   .iniuial   lia.in|iul   uf   the   .Miiiiiiii . .\ssociaiioii   of   the   U.insdale   h^chool   of; Diisiness   was   held   on   .Inne   2   in   the .Masonii'      temple.      l.ansdale.        l'iight>" in,¦Iilbers   and   friends   of   Ihe   associa- liuii were present.    The hall  was beau¬ tifully   decorated   in   the   schuol   colors. | blue,   white   and   gold;    the   tables   be-; ing   resplendent      wllh    wild      and    cut Howers   of   Ille   same   colors.     The   ca- t":-*'rs  W'ere  the  well-known   Drashears, ot Doylestown.     Appropiiale music ami songs   were   among   tlie   enjoyable   fea¬ tures,   but    iiiusi    en.ioyable   of   all   was the excellent  oraluiy Ihat resulted from j thuse whu  responded  to the call uf the lua.stiiiastf'r.
The   loastiuasier      AV.   K.   Wirebiu-k  ' presidenl    of   lhe   scliool,   after   a    few ^ words   of   welcome,   assured   the   mem¬ bers of the assoclallon. that the school will continue Its hearty Interest  in  the ' further success of all  its graduates.
Following   a   few   words   from   .\lvln Gerhart,    of   Telford,    president    of   the association,   Wilbur   M.   Frantz,   princi¬ pal   of   Ihe   school,     responded   In     his characteristic   forceful   way   wilh   sonic sound   advice   tu   the  graduates. -The guest  of  the  evening   Rev.   Levi : S.   Hoffman,   a   well-known   clergyman [ uf  l.ansdale. pre.sented  in a  lugical anil ; most   Interesting  manner,  some   nf  ilie , good   advice     wilh   which   he     always I abounds.     Those   who   were   privileged i to   hear   him   will   long   remember   and I will   greatly   profit   by   the   honor   that j he   i-onferred   upon   the   association   by his readv wsponse to their invitation,
Aliss   Charlotte  .\.   Snow,  Aliss   Delia .'VInyer     and     Atlss    Aladeline     l.,uehrw, members   of   the   faculty,   each   In   well chosen   words   expressed   her   griititica- tion   at the  remarkiiVile  success  of  the | graduates,   and   by   a   very   apt   story Aliss   Snow   was   able   to   illustrate   the! principal     assets   of   success,     namely. I willingness  and  determination. i
After .id.lournment  from  the  table a | number   of   the   menibers   Indulged   in i dancing,  while  oihers.  In  no  wise  an- ¦ xlous lo  depart   from   the  pleasures  of the evening,   remained  for  other forms of social  enjoyment. j
The pronounced success of the occn-i sion   and   the   enthusiasm   of   all   pre¬ sent   will   add   greatly   to   the   prestige which   has   alre.-idy   been   won   by   the Lansdale   School   of   Business.
I PROSPECTVILLE    ,
On June 1st Airs. Leslie Shepherd tendered hfr mother. Mrs. tJeorge Stoni- a birthday surpr.,=e al the former'- ihume. near Prospectville. A dinner ;was served ("overs'were laid fur aiioui 24 guesls. Those present were .Mrs. Alarv Lukens. of Souderton; Air. and Airs.' Frank Buck,, ul .North Waies; Ain-. and Airs. John Cievenstine. of Ka.stun: .Mr. and Alr> Kobert Patter¬ son and daughter K aine. of I'h In , Airs, Walter Siman, uf Ambler; Air land -Mrs. tJeorge W. .Schweiker, o ;Lan(<dal^:. .Mr. Joseph .'^helley ano family. .Mr. and .Mrs. lOdwud ."iiiitli. -Mr l.eslie Shepherd and family, am; Air.   and  Airs.  George   W.   St oni.'.
.Mrs. John Serri.l siient .Monday with lier mother Alr.s. A. J. Lenaiian, dn Phila.
Airs, jlohn Hunter, of tilney, anl Airs. Jennie Fo.^sett, of I'hiladeljihai. were the guest ol .Mr. and .Mrs. W'a - ter   .Spouse   on   Thiusday.
Air.   and   .Mrs.   Harry    Weikel   visited at   the   home   of  .Mr.   John  Keading.   a; f Alarch meet-   (jjenside,   on   Sumlay.   7
Air. and Alr.s. Kdward Boehner and Air. KIwood K.y v.siled Air. and Airs. Hurry   Stem,   \Vyndmoor,   un   Stind;i.\'.
Air.   and   Mrs.   Frank   lluc.k.   of   .Noi-;. Wales,      Air.       Leslie    .Siiepherd,      and family  visited  at   the  hume ot  Air. an Airs.  George  Stong on   Suda.v.
Aliss Charlotte Kunz spent the week-end with All.ss G.adys Sprouse at the hume uf, her parenis. .Mr. and Airs   Juhn   Spioilse.   at   Horsham.
Airs.   George   Toomey      attendeil    th funeral    of    .Mrs.    Alberta     Lightenberg in   Camden,   S.J.,   on   a.Sturday
Mrs. Wa.ter Fillman sj.eni Friday with Airs. .Harry llowers at Jarret¬ tuwn.
Airs.   Chtirles  Gouak   and   -Mies   Sar.a G-i uak   siiertt    Thuusdai     in    I'n luite. phia.
.Mr Leslie Gouak and family spent ."^iiiulay with Air. George Waiters and famil.v.
Preacliing  seivices a.s  usual  on  Sun diiiv.  .Sunday scliuul al   1(1 a.  m.   preach¬ ing at 11 a. in. i'uiiimunii-n    will    be    au ministered   by  Itev. C. Alargerum, Jar¬ rettown.     Kvery   one     Is   cordially   in¬ vited.
Kev. Waller I'uwell were entev- laiiied un Sunda.v at the liume ul .Mr. anil   Airs.   Harvey   Sproik<e.
Air. and Airs. Charles Guuak spin. Sunday with Air. and Airs. Fran., Weikel, at   Anibler.
MlBs Viola Williams, uf this place Will be graduated next Tuesday frum the Ambler high school as an honu: Ktudent.
The "L:ve Wires" will hokl thei: (U'Pt meeting in Pruspeclvllle AL K. (thnrch   on   Saturday   evening.
Air. and Airs. Kdmund Best _ and Mrs. George Toomev attended th. seivice in .Ml. Cai nial Presbyterian church laist Suilday morning al which tinie Kdmund Brewer, infant son of .Mr.   and   .Mrs.   K.   Be.st.   was   baptizeil.
KItun    Weikel,   of   Anibler,   spent   the properly    uii      the    Alurris      ru.id.; vvee^.e,,,!   ^vith   his  aunt,   .Miv.   (.'harle rted   to   move   Monday   to   hlis   new   (j,,u^k
lie in  CJuakei'Iuwii. .Mr.   and   .Mrs.   J.   Conard   Arnold  and
iVseph    Lucas      hits'   about    tinlshed | f,,,„ jy     of   Jiurettown;    .Mr.   and    Airs
l''red   Arnolil,   Jr.,   anil    famil.v   uf   h'orr Washington   were   Sunday   visitors   at the home ol  Air. and .Mrs. Arthur  W.I   i Hams. I
Air.   I'^ugene
UPPER DOBLIN AND
TERESTING MEETING AT GREEN LANE
Pt-oduction and Price of Milk—Fairest Price in Philadelphia—Next Meeting >t  East  Greenville—Plea for Support
Corn Show, ^e .Montgomery I'oimly I'omuna. was entertained b.v \'alle\ . 'if Green Lane, on Thiirsila.w Ther. was a fair attendance of mem¬ bers .Meeting convened at 10 a. m. ''"hye ¦-! ssion was given ove>- lo tlu illng of the ininuti
mil   reports  of  each  grange  in  the Inly  and   several  committees.
n. .Allebach. president of the ISIk .'¦shippers' Cniuii. uf Kastern igkina. and New Jersey and Delaware. I ^»;e an Interesting talk un Ihe jiro- 'lOTlJtion ;ind price of milk. He said ! tK standard for milk shipped In Phil- ¦Melphia will be raised, also Ihat Ihi- ! |«Ce paid for milk in I'hiladelphia is '.IMb fairest of any eastern city, i ^jBifter being entertained to dinner i bR. the ladies of X'alley Gi'ange Ihe I jjeeiing w"as again called to order li.\' Woiiliv Zollers. iVfter hearing ii- |.iii ,.r the coniiiiitlee on resoluiinii iiect    fur   the   deceased   iiieiiibers.
 littee   reported   the   next   F'o-
iiieeting   will  be  held  at   Perkiu-
Grange.     l-5.ist     Greenville,     on
uisday.      Sept,    4.      H.    I).    .Allebach
ed    all    present    to    help    make    Ihe
ntgomeiy County  Corn  show   to  be
d   In    .Norristown    the   fore   iiart    of
ember,     better   thart   il      ever   w.is,
especially   urged   the   ladles   to   ,:. -
now.with   their canning.
n    motion    it    w"as   decided    to    p:i,\'
expenses  of se\'eral  bo,vs and  girl,.*
ni    Alontgoniei"y    county    who    will
tlclpate in Ihe judging of Ihuidugh-
d  ca,ltle  al   State  college   Ihls  .--iini
r,   for   whl<"h     prizes   will   be   A"iveii,
uniy   .Agent      W.iltz     gave   a     short
Ik.     He  saiil   he  will   be  glad  to  h-l,:
farmers with Ihe problems of agri--
time In any  way  he  can.
he lecture hour was then given over
the worthy   lecture,  and  all   present
,s given  iiuite a   treat   by the .liiven-
Gr.inge, ot Centre Siiuare, who  fio-
ilihed   the   entertainment,   which   con-
.Jsteil     of   music,     songs,     ^citations
lO readings.
few remarks by visitors from md Delaware Pon.on i the adjourned.
MISCELLANEOUS     ITEMS TEREST.
OF    IM-
ifi If ster feeling
.M.
WEST POINT
Hilleg.is,    who    recentl.v
solo I
md
Luc the    i%inci"ete   foundation peiu  floor  for his  new poich.
any of the farmers here are much Iind with ili'ir oiit-door wurk >sc havQ put in their potatoes, it Is |d, .are afraid th.it they will havi- III thein over ag^iin. One farme li^ \\ oici'iSter tuwnship. It Is stated. re|i..;ts that he wi.l h.ive to plow un¬ ie!-    111..    32    acres    of    liibois    i'.iat     1;
the   mar' rauised   tile
Air. l-;ugene Krata and family visited'^.i;;','j;:^„'.7"'j".. "p.'o^,,.,, Air. and .M«(s. Norman Iviatz, near|,,„tj Hin„'ng will lealur ChaUont,   on   Sundav. ,,„««.    it....     .     r     ......t..
iy   .:    ¦¦'!:    'I'VMi-	
jiiip 1 high   schiKils  en-
public sch last Weill! gramiii r ; Joyed an uutiiig L Wlluw Gruve park, whl e the pupiis t.i the grades hekl . picnic Ull the schuul gruiind'-'. All ic port   having   had   an   enjo.vable   time.
lieliairs  are   be'iig   in ale   to   the   froi: porch  ot   the  West   properly,  on   Alain street.
Services w-ill be held next Sunday evening at 7.;io in Grace Ketormei! church. Sabbath school at the usual hour.
, A numlier of ..ur i'<-."^idents ,-ttenileil lhe biriliila.i" iiarty given b.v All', anil .Mrs. JuPns Koehner in honor of tbe daughter, Aliss ,Iulii. Koehner, al the I'ine Kun i.'ountr.v club, one da.\' lasi week. Air a.nd Mrs- .Koehner were foriirer residenjj of thi.s place and now   live   in   Flourtown.
A large number of skating parties are being held on the Huur at Ze-ber's iiark bv Hie resldenUs of nearby places. I,,ast Tliiii'sda,v e\"enln<j" Ihe tloor wa, engaged   bv   a   p;ii"ty   from   Amber.
The trial uf Harold W. Dean, wlrcli talce-.s plai % next *l>iiesda.v at .Nur¬ ristown, and who is ch rged w.th the murder of Lot*se Bruppacher, will lie well attended b.v the residents of thjs place and Worcesteir townhhlp. where I he icirenls of the dead girl are    well  known.
Thoi^e    who    attended    school iHaA'    in    l'ros\»eiivill'e    pi-imai-iy are    Chester      Kratz,    Vernon WallBi"    Flllman.    Juines    Craig. llJU>4n(«M||^<Mey. _Linar«. John      '=1".>'.u, i ^.1(1 Laur.a   AndeiiJii^ri,    Alabe!    D.-iger,-¦M*l•!!r1;,|•'«^¦
.\illl. Kd.t:
I f ,'.   .        I'JslH.-l Kllll/.
i-.l?e.inur   Spence,   'l^eaclier,    Mia Ala.km.
Air. and Alns. James AIcAIulIin and d.iiii;liier. ol llorshani. visiied re.alive.- in    the   neighburhood   on    Sunday.
Sleiiheii iiuuver visited the i'resby¬ terian uriilianage in Philadelphia ove, the  week-end.
The     ch klren's     day     exercises     of I'l-iispectvile     AI.   K,   church     will   be rendered  on  Sunday  evening,  June  22, The   e.xercise    is    eiitL.ed    "A'raise   an. Ijeauty." I
Kev.   Waller   Powell,   of   Prospei"ivillt i M     K.   church,   will   exchange   pulpits with   Uev.     C.   .Margerum,     of   Janet- i town,   on   Sunday   morning. i
A arge swariii of bees ha,s been found   un   the   pruperty   of  Fred   Aloure. [
Sunday   Schooi    Reaches   the    Hundred Mark—Strawoerry   Festival   and   Tom Tnum     Weaa.ng—Events   and     Per¬ sonals   at   Jarrettown   and    Llresher. ,.Mr.   .mil   .Mrs.    Waltei"   Tis'.iiiiig   and daughter      Alu,l.v.      uf   Halloweil,      alld Joseph    F.    l^uiigliran.   oi   Gennaiitown, vil Ited   All",   aim   -ilrs.    William    Veach, of    Davs   Grove,    uii   .Sund:iv.    In    the iitternuuji  all  muioisd   tu   I'l-ospe.ivi.le, where they caiieu on .Murcu^j £,dwaids and   lanilly.
James liroudy and f:imlfy, formerly ol Davis Grove are siienu.iig tho week   in  Atlunuc  I'.ty.
.Mrs. Joscii;i Wliileside, of Babylon, is lepojied tu be in a very ser.oua condiiiun due to her imerering .ilneas with which .siie lias been bedfuiSt lor some   weeks.
A motor accident, which occurred the iniddio oil asl week has put Iha wo4iian, who is unde the employ of Airs. Walter V. ^i.en. and her baby in lhe Aliington tiosi.itaI. Doth W'era riding, liume trum the truUey line at ila.luweii when iheir car was struck oy a pas.s.ng . utoiiiubile. Buth were hni"t but are believed in no .serious coiulilion   al   the   hospiUil.
Air. and Airs. l". «'. Irvin and sous, FraiiK and itoiiert, and Airs. F'. Lees, of Wcv.i l-iiii;iui'inli.a called at the K. G. K. Home-in Davis Grove, Sun¬ day.
i.obert    Bui'iis,    Jame.s    Harrar.    Kd¬ ward   .SIc.Nair   and   l.'harles   .Siackhous, ail    uf    Ha.low-ell.    attended    Ille    horsa ,raci»-<  al  Trentun   last  Thum-^day.
Airs. Thoinas Farqu.ir, of German- town was the guesi of her daughter, .Mrs. August Funk, of Ha.1oweil, on, Sunila.v.
Krie Flllman and faini'" formerly, of Wis.sjnoniing, 'ave niuveu the.r ihotiseliuld lu the liuiiie of his p. renta jin Hallowe.l wliere ' they e.\pect to. spiend tne suiiiiiier. .Mi". Fiilniaii is now empioyed as chief engineer al tho gas   works   in   Oreland.
Airs.    Kmiii ¦.    Ambler,    of    Haliowell, has   been  calli-i   to   nur.-e  at   Ihe   humo of Mrs. K.  B.  Sattenthwaite,   of Tioga. I who   waiH   taken   sudden'y   IU   on   S.it¬ urday.
Alrii Sternberger. of PhoJuieJphia, has taken rooms at thu home -jI Harvey Green, un Alaple a\enue a..."< Easton road, Horshatn, for the sum¬ mer.
The  attendance  at the  Garce   Union
Sunday  school  in   Horsh.uii   lias  shown.
.1   marked   advance   tor   the' paiSt   few
, weeks,   1-iasl Sunday  Ihe hundred mark
was reached, and die schooi w.ll try to
keep   above   that   ligure   every   Sunday
throughoui    the      suinniea",    Beg-inn.ng'
•with   Sunday,      Jun     22,   the     Sundiy
school   session   wiil       ",.e   held   in    ine
morning,    comiuenciiiiBr    at    10    u'ciuck.
Next    Sunday   alternoon,    at    2.30.    tha
young    i>«uiiJle    Nv.U    ijart.cipal©    In    a
nil.     Kecitat.un.'i
the eiileitain"
iment. iiev.  A.  L.  Smith will preacli ati
the evening service  8   o'clock.
.No definite report h -s  been iBceived
coniei-iuning    tho    slr.iwberiv    ii^st val
,,   held under the auspices of the  Uidierf
H',^LiAiu.^^cjgg5|g|j,,P^
every room' Kratz,
1.KIU.
ind Air.
,11
vices at the Plymouth Centre Union sion for Horace Schlater and "Mrs. tleorge Wood, the wife of a member, bot.-i .:{ whom died during the paist yeiiT. A song service "vrafi flrst held, followed  by   a   prayer   by   Mrs.   Leidy
I.(inner,   leader   uf   the   Christian   En-	
deavor    society    «f    the'  mission.    Tho|i,n<i Ogelfcby, assisted bv  ,Miss Gehman
Scirii-tuie      Ittisonfroni    Petor      :t:S-13, - ¦ --'    -     1....<^—    v..,
ind Koinans 10 and 11, entitled Christ"
Clothier) Thursd,ly ni:-'.t of last week The program consisted of the Tender¬ foot Investiture l^eremunx* AJr. J. Walter l>aucr, Sr.. a short addresli un the fli-*it Scout l.i'tv; r'A Scout is Trustwurthy by Geo. AL Dudley. -A xaphone   duet       by   Scouts   Gehman
I s;
ami ¦ aurresj' was read by Rev. tliarw. Eng.e, of Philtydelphia. The closing pnayer was given by Kev. Mr. Robertson, of Philadelphia. Announce- ivunts of iservic-es lor the week were iii follo^vrt:Prayer iservjce. Wednesday evening at 8.15; for Sunday, Sabbath f'chool at 2.30. Christian Endeavor at 7 i:.,  church  at  7.45.
F'roin the cake sale, held on Satur- d" ¦ In PUImouth MaeitinE lay *hio Avi'i innarsh Leag-ue of Wonien Votcna, about   $40  was  realized.
<contliiued OB pnr« 8 1
at the piano, and a recitation by .Norman .Seger. AI. l.iiuer :ind AI. IHid- ev arv member of the troop com¬ mittee.
Saturd;';y l:sl a number 61 th*'boys wire on their first hike of the .season under the supervision of Captain Dud¬ ley; in fact it w.-s* lhe first hike a nuniber of the boys h.id taken as i S(>outs .-ind peyeral took advantage of the opportunity to pass -rrc of their 2nd   class tests.
The .Scout :i.uthoriliei3 of this dis¬ trict h.-ive laid plans for an act've lummer and i nuniber of hikes will be   taJten   by   No.   2   all   oi   which,   of
•uurse. will be under adult direction.
I
Vk^EDDED.
AVEBP.—NA.SH A pretty  home  wedding wits si.lemri Iz'.d     on      Saturday     eveninjr     ijt      D o'cJock   at   the   home   of   Air.   and   Air?, A     A     Nash,   of   B  reka.    when   their oldest    daughter,    Alurel,   became    the bride of Air. Milton H. "Webb, of Phila de'phia.   Rev,   Klmer   Leipart   p.-\«tor  of Ilea.'-tinivnir    Ke'ormrd    chu*oh    per- foi-med     the     ceremony    Mi^s     ATyrtle Garner,    of    I'hilartlphia     played    the wedding  march.
Tho house wa^ decorated In preen and white. The brid.al p.utjy stoo<l beneath a lattice arbor covered with hawthorn. After the ceremonv a break¬ fast was served to about fifty gTiasts. Beautiful gifl? of s.lverware. money, cut glasses, tab e lineij .-.nd bed linen and various other useful things were r-eceived The br^de ."nd groom left for their tr-'o amiiflst snawers cf rice and good wishes.
NORTH   WALES.
All",    and   Airs.   E.   W.    AVarren children,   who   have   been   visiting and   Airs.   D.   B.   Hendricks,   have   i turned   to  their  home   in  Gettysburg
John Holt, a local florist, represent¬ ed the Episcopal churcli In the cen- vocatlon  at  Bridgeport   last   week.
The West-Knd Tennis club had a succi'ssfiil festival and bazaar on Sat¬ urday on the plaza. They are making improvements to the courts at the club liouse  on   Washington avenue.
The Civic club held their monthly meeting on Aionday evening In the library room.
Airs. J. Alartin Hunsberger siient several days last week visiting rela¬ tives  In   Pottstown.
.St, Luke's Reformed church, next Sunday morning, will vote on a call to Rev. Air. Herzok. of Frostburjr, Md,, to the pastorage of the church. Hav¬ ing been recommended by the consis¬ tory.
Children's day was observed in the Reformed and Baptist churches on Bunday. In the Reformed an elabor¬ ate program was rendered under the direction uf Supt. Knerr. There was a beautiful display ot flowers. In the Baptist church the services were in the morning and conducted by Supt. Lester B. Johnson. The pulpit and platform was liberally decorated with flowers. .\ flne program was rendered by the chldlren. These services were followed hy a baptismal ceremony.
As a part of the exercises at the High School commencement on June Ifth awards will be made for the best scholarship in fhe past year.
The Well-F.abv Clinic will Vie held Jn   the   AVelkle   building   on   Thursda.v
The family of Rev. Frank Teske. < ! HaiTisburg, the former pastor of S' Luke's Reformed church, were visitor last week 1q friends in this town.
Prof, and Mrs. Raymond Yntkle w'' give an    orgHn    recital  on     Thursdav
r*- - '-       ¦      T.. . -   ..    - V     ..^v,
Robert   Le-wis   was   a   graduate   las- w   ¦ i;   cl   the   I'tr.ii.   Cci-lece   cl   Phar-! cials   lor maty.
I ORELAND
I     .A large crowd attended the sup;je:' .,1 I the     Lutheran     church     on     Saturday evening   and   it   wa.s   accorded   a   greai ; success.
i      Frank   Dickin.son  and. wife,  of Phila- ili'lphia.   spent   the   week-end   wilh   Air. : and   -Mrs.   Frank   Shaeffer,  of   Lorraine I avenue.
All".   Wolff,  uf  Plyinuuth   avenue,   h.is , imrchased  a  Ford  sedan. j      Geurge   W.   .Aiman.   whu  has  been   ill ; for   three   weeks   with    brunchial   con¬ gestion,   is   able   to   be  downstairs.
.Miss  Florence Gulilman,  of Philadel¬ phia,   spent   Sunday   with    Aliss   Alarn ; Pierce.
Messrs.   Shaeffer   and   Supplee   havt »! laid    cement    walks   in    front   of   their
evening evSi;nyt:li;ns vAta coiiiiHetlaly sulii uut. The pUv gi.en at this event Was ijUite  enjoy.ible and  w"as cuiisider-
jeU     ,ei"y   weu  ro.iJered     by     in.;  .uca't
;"'*ior.s.
I     AL.   anu   Airs.   Kubert   Ramsey   and.
I Alr.s. Juhn Seip.t.  u,   Jloj.<haiii,  altend-
leu lhe oaccai^Ui e:ite .ervlce held .iC liie I apt .-.I teini. e ii Phi.adelpiiia for the graduates uf Temple uii.yeis.ty on oaiiday. Aliss Klizabeth Ran-'-«'i', daughter of Air. and -Mr.s. Kobert ¦."ooMnv. Will be '.'r'liiu.ittd from that .rFslitutiun   this   Friday.
Air. \\"illiani Joiie.^ and son. Herbert w"ere guests of Air. and Airs. Harvey D     Thumpson.   of   Horsham.   Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gregor Drumiuond, of I'hil.ide phia wore enlert lined bv .ilr. anil .Mrs. Geoige Zeitler, of Horsham, l.'fc.st   Thursday.
Airs. Wm. J. Tyson, of Hor.sham. 1st reported bedfast aga.n Willi a, recur¬ rence  of her  furmer  incap,city.
A strawberry festival will be held thi.s Saluribev e\enlng under thb auspices of the Ladies' .Auxiliary of the llorshani Fire company In the ftre ha.l In connectiun with the service of ice cream and str; wherries a Tom Thum Wedding will be given as en¬ tertainment. In additiuii to tills Alisis Franc < I'atterson will give a reading. Afrs. Win. E. T.vsun will also enter¬ tain   with   sever '   vocal   solos.
William Winner, of Philadelphia, called at the Forker " ome in Horsham. Saturday evening.
Hari->- C Iji'iue and Airs Priscilla. Coole. of Noble, motored lo Horsham .Suhday  evening  to  vtsit  Afr.  .ind Mrs.
respective  residences.
The Tank Car Corporation of Amer- , AVarren   Slarkt'y. j lea,   beginning   last   week   has   droi pt     '     Airs,   Al,     L.   Spencer,   of     Horsham, I one   day     a   week   from   Its     schedule,   who   has   been   ill   in   bed   for   several closing* l''ritla,\'  al noon. ¦ iw"eel4s  is  oul  ni'"a.in.
-A slate rouf is nuw being placed on | A joint- nieeting. of the Hai-.s:ian\ the house of Koy Aleyers being erect- iFire company and its auxiliary with ea on W.i nut avenue. Arnold Alinan ithe Gruce Union church, of Horsham, Is doing this work.    Clarence Slingluff, I will  be  held  this   Thuilsday  »>venlng to
iof  Erdenhiim,  who has contracted the   plaster   work   is   now   lathing   thi Interior.
.\  grand   memorial   was   presented   ti
the   Oreland   Community   Brotherh \.
in honor of the late AVilliam H. Cal¬ verley. Sr., by Allen G. Cressman. at the Brotherhood meeting Tuesday even. The memorial, which is fraiii.d was  offered   by   Air.   Cressman  with   a
[very   appropriate     and   inspiring     ai!-
: dress, and he requested that it '.. hung in .Alman's hall. The election of officers was held at this meeting and resulted as follows : Howard Calver¬ ley,   presidenl;    , -Albert   Kranks,     vice
! president; Fr.-ink Kay, secretary: George  Aiman,   treasurer,   and   .Messrs.
i Cressman, Potter, Thomas, A. L. .Ai¬ man and Jones. Jr., direclors. The 4th of July committee reported to be at w"ork  in   preparation for tha't event.
Souderton
I
Protests       Conshohocken Game.
Russell Trumbore, manager of the Souderton team, has entered a pro¬ test against Conshohecken in last Sat¬ urday's Montgomery County League game on the former's grounds. Con¬ shohocken Is alleged to have substi¬ tuted a batter in the last inning wr ¦ was not a local player, making at t'rii t time a fourth outside player in tia game   for   Conshohocken.
The   protest   was   duly   made   before the   game   was   called   and   has   been offlcially recognized by the leafiiue consideration   at     the meeting
cffl. -lext
consider the running of a carnival to benefit both  orgiaiization    next  month.
Alahlon Winner and family, of Wy¬ combe, visited at the homes of hl.H sisters Mrs AVarieii Starkey iinil Mrs. Frank Firker in Horrtham, Mondajy- evening,
Mrs. Fidniund Teubner, of Horsh.am. journe>>-eil«    to   \ the Nolrthw-<e.stern.
hospital Thur.sday and returned w-itJi her daughter, w-ho is jti.st recoverlns" from   iloublg pneumonia.
Jlrs. .MatiUla Downs, of Hoi-sham. spent Thursday with her daughter Mrs.   Oliver   LIndsey,   of   Philadelphla-
Alr. and AIiV?. Samuel Kessler. of Horsham, entertained Alrti. Auprusfc Miller and children. Air. and Airs. Calvin Ward, and Kdward Kessler, all of FVankford.  on   Sunday.
J. Ervin otf nerr J.-vrrettow-n, ha.« puchased   a   new   Chevrolet   sedan.
Miss Orace Bunting, of Jarrettown. spent  the'week-end   in W:iyne.
The Upper Dublin pul>lfc\ s< fiool^ ¦WlU close on Friday, June 20. for the summer vac,^tion.
On Sudnay morning June 15. the Rev. AValter Powell, of Prospectville M .E. church will oi-cupiy the pulpit of the J.-incuown AI E, church; Rev. Chas. Margerum. of the latter church. Will iwlminister commun.ion in th& P>-osp«.ctvi' e   chuich.
Miss Liilian Lukens. of Krdenheim. vis:ted her au.it. AI-- L. H. Lukens. ol   Jarrettown.   over   the   w^ek-f-nd
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