The Ambler Gazette 19300821

              The Ambler Gazette
\rOL.  LII-NO. 27
AMBLER.   PA..  AUGUST   21,   1930
Sl.7.5  A   YEAR
AND COLO POINT'
FIREMEN   PICNIC' ON Wissahickon    Firennen Mr.  and   Mrs.  J
CELWARE are   Quests   of M.   Kirk
The annual picnic, tendered by the Hub tnub oC Anibler to thc active niembers ot the Wissahickon liro com¬ ipany and their fumlilos und ludy TO:friends, was held last Saturda.v, Au- giil.i Ifi, at the summer home oC Mr. 'and Mrs. ,lolin M. Kirk, at Hmitbtown '~^ Ion   the  Pelaware,
Cold   Point   Ch'.irch   Has   Chosen   Newj     ,J,^^^  Hiemen  und their families    nnd Pastor—Old   Auto    Runs       Through filends left Anibler at 1 p. m. in twelve
ITEM^   OF   LOCAL   INTEREST mi READERS
Plymouth       Meeting  —  Harmonville
Firemen's    Social—Vacation    Items. ,
After doing without a bimxo pislur sinco March tho conKiegatlun and bourd ot Trustees of lho Culd Point Baptist church hius clioson und elect¬ od uno from the severul supplies, -who have been tried out during the inter¬ vening months. Mr. .1. S. Wilson as¬ sumed Ills duties in the C'ohl I'oint pulpit last Kuiidiiy morning. 1; urlng tho last 4 years Rev. Wilson bus bad [ a charge at Homers Point, N. ,1. lb' is ut present allcniling the biislern liaptlst .'iciiilnary in Phlladelpbui. und j lias one ycur more lo study befure he Is eligible for ordination. Mr. Wilson,! who succeedif) Rev. Richmond Taylor' to the Cold Point pulpit, will move; his family, a wife and two children, | to the local parsonage about Septem- bor 1. I
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I.ukens, ot Ply¬ mouth   Mooting,   have   returned   from ] seveixil  Weeks'   stay  at Capo May,   N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Armstrong, of llarmonvllle, uccompaiiied by .lulin Merklin, of I'list Orange, .N. ,1., will leave on Sunday to spend a \vcck at Wildwood.
Miss ilari-let IMarkle, 1 larmuiiville, vas a guest ut .Mlss Hetty ,l'"amuus ut hor bume in Cunsliuhucken during the wtK'k-end.
•Wallter Jackson, of Rldgo Pike, Jlarmonviile, b.as l»pn spriously ill for a week, suffering trom physical ex¬ haustion and a weak heart. Th,o young man has not been well tor somo time and lu.st week suffered .a fulnting si>ell wllich disclosed his very wcuk tondltion. Ilo Is conllned to his bume liut   prugrp.ssing  slowly.
l-ivmuiitb Meeting was amusingly turpri.sed lusl week to seo the vinUigo of i:ili-J puss thruugh the village. An antumoblle, worn with a.gie yot fallh¬ tul and still determined, sped along tbe main avenuo .at a rate ot 5 nilbil per hour. In Uie car ruad a mun and woman. Tlve driver was Charles Rad¬ cliffe, ot I'lymouth Mjeeting, and be¬ side him -svas Mrs. Rudclilfe, both proudly porti-uying tho height of fash¬ ion of 20 years ago.
Mrs. Klla Dietrick .and son, George IMetrIck, William Maxwell, Ch.irles mialey, Jr., ali of I'lymouth Meelbig, and .¦M'eo^.isiipr.xror whltaker, of N»r- ristown, are enjoying a week In Wild- ^vuud.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. IT. Hunter, of I'lymuuth MeeUng, arc spending some timo at the Sky Tup Club, in tbe  Poconos.
Mlss Alice Ambler will return to Plymunlb   Meeting   this   Aveek
ENTRY FORCED AT
AMBLER    POLICE        KEPT        BUSY WITH   VARIED   DUTIES
autos with tllie wealher looking vci-y threatening, but on arrival at tbe bunguluw the weulber eleured and the rent   uf   the   day   was   Ideal.
The afteiyiuun wus spent by the pic¬ nickers In swinimlng, buselKill, i|uolls aiid bikes, and at 11.15 a chicken sup¬ per Avas serveil to 61 persons, and thoroughly   enjoyed.
Dancing and card guino-- fullowed supper, and when darkness set In a Inigh bonlire wus lighted on tbe Island j ^1,^ soT/lng of across Ihe river, which turnl.sbed n very pretty light from tlii' sliui-e ut the bunguluw.
At 10 P. M. the party sat duwn tu a walei-melun feed, after Avliich the picnickers started fur Ainbler, eom¬ plet ing what everyuno said wus ' a pcrfoct day. '
Find "Moonshine" Transport Cleverly Concealing Contents—Three Hurt In Bad Accident on Morris Road- Other   Arrests.
Corpoi-ul \V. R. Kngle, ot the stato bigbway patrol and chief ot police, l'''red It. I'luck ot the Ambler police, investigated un uecident on tbe Welsh ruad, lasl Thui'sduy night, thut re¬ sulted In tho urrest nt uno mun und truck, alleged to be louded with the necessary materials foil- m.iking '"inoonMliind" wliiskcy. According to tbo polieo tbe truck in itiieslion wus being driven nurlh on tbo Welsh ro.ad when, neurlng But¬ ler pike, tho oper.ator attenipted to puss .another motor vehicle at tbo same time another car wna coming In
Known Old   Men
The  Ilremen und their fumilles tuko j ^i^g   Hppoi.slte   <ftrecUoi\   Thc       latter this oppurlunily tu publicly  thank  the  ,^_.^^|,i„g   y.,^g   operated   by  George   R. Hull  Cluli  and   .Mr.  and  Mr.-.  Kirk  for jj„p^   „|.   Ablngton   and   seated       along this   wuiiderful   uiitlng,   .su   enjoyed   by i   i,ip „f ^j,,, y.^g  j,!,, y-ite. ull. I     There   was   almost   a   head-on   colli¬
sion, the police stated and both Mr. and Mrs. Roe were badly cut and bruised. Mrs. Roe was liie most ser¬ iously hurt, as she sustained a frac¬ tured nose. They were treuted by Dr. Phillip i.ukens and, later, were .'ible tu return to their home, AVhen Chief l-'liult and Corporal Kngle .arrived on tho .scene tbo driver of tho truck ud dlsuppeured and bis wlierealxiuts jwas   not ascm-talned.
FORN'ER   FLOURTOWN   RESIDENT,    I''i'"m  a colored  man,  wbo was      ft
I rider   on   tho   track,   the       operator's WAS 1C3 ;name wag learned, iiowever. The pol-
  Ice  sny  the  n.ame  given   them      w.as
As  One  of the Three     Grand  unknown   to   one   giving   bis       name.
l.alpr  the  colored   man who  g.ave  his .       name as Oppie Davis,  wa.s placed  un- Reminiscences   of   His   Life—Buried   ^^^,j,   ,^,.,.pj.,-   ^„^   .j^.,,„   piven   a   hearing
at  Union  Cemetery,  Whitemarsh.       [before   Justice   of    tlie   Peace   Urban, The last ol' Ih ¦¦ tUree grar.il i.ld men | wbo  beld   him  under  $2500   bail   tor  a ot   Flourlown   has   passed  awuy.     liei further  heurlnff.
who last deiiai-ted this life and who The truck Is snid to be owned by was the oldest, wus Edward ¦.Smoyer, 1 Albert Cutler, of Xo. IJIiii North Rth whoso death .<iccurrii(l l-'unday u,t th." | street, Pliiladelplila. The polieel d^e- hunio of a disUr.il relative ut M-'- clare tliiut upon making an investiga- cuiigf.'i, Piu Tho deceased was the hist j fjon it w-os discovered that tbe ma- of three mon who bad long hokl thi> chine had a false bottom and con- hunur ot being the three oldest men in (.p.aicd therein were: C2-flve gallon li'lourtown. I tins, the kind used in transporting .ol-
Tho tlrst of these to p.ass on wus cobol; three lyoxes cont.ainlng 50 Kdwin Cres.smun, who died wht'n clos? founds each ot ye.ast and on top ot to IIO years of age. A number ot years ti,is were 34 bags each containing 100 .-U'terwurds Clrllltlb IJordan dieil when J pounds ot raw corn sugar. The truck within a eonu'o,juf yei.'j's of reaciilnci^wa« BeizP<I and taken to Norristown tho century rwu'k In life. Now tlii:'i last I fit the direction ot the disUict al¬ ol' th-. three will be lowered Into his;torney's t>'llce. In the nipun time a grave this Wednesday afternuin al warrant has been I.ssued for tbe ar- UiR IJiilon ccniel ry, V.niltemai-sli. Itij.cst ot the operator ot the truck on was be who had the honor of lelng the I the chaive ot uttemptlng to violate oMest und living the longest of the.; ji,g prohibition law und assault and three grand  uld  men.    file  bud   hut  a:|,..,ttery   by  automobile.
RUNAWAY   YOUTH    IN   TEXAS Springhouse    Lad    Heard    from    After Two   Months j M.r.   .and   Mrs.   Raymund   Mayers,   ot McKean   road,    Springhouse,   havo   iitl last   heard   from   their  son,   I'larl,   who j left   home   eiarly   In   June   und       who; Iwid   not   ben   beard   frum   until      the! past wi-pk.  Ills  father received  a  let¬ ter   staling   tbnt   ho   Is   now   In   Tcviui and   close   to tho   bunlor   of     .Mexlcu. ; Karly one inornlnB In June the yuung; man   left  home, without saying  good- liy   to   hW   parents   or   a   wurd   abuut his   Intentluns   to   leave   bume.       His parents,   wllicn   he   dliij   nut      return home,  at  once   notified   the  police and a   deseriiition   was   telegraphed   ,to   a number   ot   police   stations   In       large tdtles, but no word was received,  Thc young  man   Is   about   18   years  of  ugo und   Ills   purenis   received   the       letter frum   him   the  pust week thcy      were uvxd'juyed.   Jle    wriV's   Ui!('.,       since leaving   home,   ho   passed   througb   Ifi slateis and,  during bis  travels,  ho  has worked a  day nuw and then  fur a Ut¬ ile   spending   niuney.   Ilisf Iwas   us¬ ually a gift  from  kin I  people, and be
jwas   bellied   the   most  of   tbo  way   by
: bitch biking, ito failed to sta.to the town   in   Texas   -vs-here   be   Is   looaled,
jbut did state that he worked three days   tbere   In   a  bakery  and   thut   ho
I had recelvde enougii money to see him through for a few days. He also mentionod in bis letter that he wlli head tor southern California and will writo   later.
OFFICER CIBORN
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I MILK   TRUCK   HITS   TREE Meyers'   Dairies   Driver  Only   Slightly Hurt   on   Bethlehem   Pike | .\    Iriick,   lilled   with   empty       milki I.utiles  in cases lilt a treo und   turned: uvcr   on   Helhlehem   pike   below   llan-i iiuckburn   avenue   last   I'l'lduy   ut   b.'io! p.   111.  und   the   driver  cnmo  out  with unly   u   few   nilnur   injuries. j The   uecident   uccurred   to   Thumiis Culc^^ridl.e,   ut'   .Ambler,   who  was  ilrlv- jlng une uf Ihe Me.vcrs' lHulrlos  trucks                                 jat   tho   time.   Culebrldgo   wni<   return- Work or  Blue  Bell   Lunitic Case Given !lng wllh a load of empty botUen from RecOBniz.ance—A    Splendid    Surprise •'''"¦''tnut   Hill,   where     tho       Meyprs'|
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UPPER DUBLIN ANB
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HONORED    FOR      COURAGE EFFICIENCY
AND
MISCELLANEOUS   ITEMS     OF     IN¬ TEREST
Dog 'Shot    Destroying    Ducks—Peach I    F.Mtiv<al    and   /'pfly    by    i'lii .inerjj
Friday—A.   H.   Hood   Leads  Services
—Vacation  Notes.
„ ... ,.    , »     ,,      lUulrlPS   has   estubllshed
-Presentation - Made    on        Ambler   ,.„^,^p    ,^„,,   y..^^   ,,^^,,p,,   f„^   „,^   „„„^
Opera  House  Stage by   R.  H. Ander-  depot   on   Rldgo   uvenue   In   Ambler. son. Colebrldge   wus   uble   to   crawl   from
A pleasant surpriso und honor aw.alt-h'"'   ^^'''K'k'wJ   ""d    altboilrh    su'ller- od   tilllcer  .lohn   T.   Cumburn,   ot   Uio '"«   ^^1"'   "¦  «l>'~'I"f'd Anibler   police   force,   Sulurd.-iy   even¬ ing   when   by   reiiuest   of   bis   superior olllcer.    Chief    of   I'ollce   l''rcd.    Fluck ho   wus   asked   lo   uiipear  ul   lho   Am-
HORSHAM FARMERS' PICNIC Club Members Were Guests at Goent- ner Homo Members and fri ni.ls uf lhc Ibirn- hi'm Farmei-.s' Cliib to the mumb 'r of IUS, purtlclpatod in a picnic at "Oak Knull", the home oj; the Misses Coent¬ ner, near Hatboro, laat .Satuixlay eve¬ ning.
Followln'g tl«? picnic dinner, the miw prpsldent,  William Pa.xson,  announced the       committees   tor   tho   next     six j months, Wal ner Hallowell was select- : ed   chairman   uf   tli*i crops   cenimlUcc and   .Mrs.   l'"i-.ank  M.   In r.er   chuirmun ; of the duinnstlc science cummitlee. t      Charles   Kinsey,   muster 'Of   ceremo¬ nies,     Inlruducrid   Mrs.   Walter   Ruth, who pr isenlci the tolluwing program: vocul   sulus,   Mrs. ,, Waller   ll.-ilb   and I Mrs.   William   Millar,  accompanied   by j Miss   Anna   IjOgaQ;    remarks,    James i Clark   and   RenWnin   Park;   reu.lings. Miss       Kliziiliet.h   Yei k «   and     Jlrs. James Clark;  poenii Juhn B. Purk, und a stury,  Herbert Johnston.
A voth* uf thanks was extended to the siiipper committee tln'i entertainers, and tbe hostesses.
The nexl ij?g;ular., meet ing will be at tlM bome of Mr. and .Mrs. lienjaniin I'. W. a\ark, on .S^SjItemLer 13.
bier opera luiuse at S o'l-lock shuni. When he upiicured there, be wus fur¬ ther   roiiuesteil   to   mount   the   sluge.
.Somcwbul backward and not know¬ ing the object uf his presonco Ot¬ llcer Cumburn did as directed, by bis Chief. He was met on tho .stage by Robert II. Anderson, vice president and siipprlntondent of tho Keasbey .Malllson compuny, und Chief Fluck. Mr. Aiulersun In u few brief wurds cungratuluted tbo iiuroitgb In huvlng such elllcient ollicers as Chief Fluck land Olllcer Camburn, and, as tho ot- j llcers appeared on the stage at a alg¬ iiai from Mr. Anderson they weru greeted by round after round ot ap- ¦pluuse by the more than IiOO pooplc jin  the uudk-nco.
; Mr. Anderson, brielly addre.sisln.g the uudlcnce, stated that a few ot the cit¬ izens of tbo borougii, as well as two of the leading instltutluns, desired tu 'appreciate the elllcient wurk ot the local ollicers suld to pubiicly make Isuch annuuncomcnt. The prim.ary pur¬ pose ot that formal act, Jlr. Ander.son
u.-k   and  ankle ho  was  able  to climb  from   the  over- .'turned    truck,    una.sHsted.        He   was lakeii   tu  a   nearby   duutur     but     was I'oiind   unhurt  utiier   Iban   the   sprains, 'j'he   driver   u.s'^t'rts   he   was   di-i\-liig nortii   on   lleUili'iii'tn   pike  wiien  a car darted   out  from   an   intersecting street on  Ambler   ill.gblands.   He.  swerved   to avoid   a   possible   accHlent   and       lost conUol.  Tho  car skidded  on   the  puv¬ ed   highwuy,   wet   with   a   ruin,       and crashed   into   a  largo      treo   trunk   on T|tho   Stuart   property.       Tho       Impact Ihrough   the   truck   over   on   one   ship. In   the   crush   all    the   milk   bottles wero   hurled   to   tbo   front   on   Cole- bridge's   hack   und   nearly   all       Avere broken.   From   tlipsp,    liuwever,   CViie- bridgo  recoived   no  cuts.
AILER PLAYC'NDS
s,ald, wa-s to give honor'to  whom bon-,MORE  SMALLER  CHILDREN   HAVE
,or is due, and that Chief of Police i'luck Joined with ull citizens of our boruugh. 111 buying (illicer (.lamburn, a local boy, born und i-aiscd lieri", ap- peur before thls'iurgo audience In or¬ der to bo publicly cummendcd for ef¬ liclent wurk und rewarded for blH cuurugpuus  and   huniane  wurk   in  siili-
,duing the unforlunute mun who had spread   terror  among  the   residents   ot
I Of an  aclJoininK  township. ^,^   ^^^   Mattison   avemio   Bcliool
i     Tin-nln^,^ to Oll.cer Camburn. Mr. An-     i,^^^   ,j,j^^   acLlvilios   this   yc-ar       hav<. dor.son said:  "It is only httins that we,^^^^^  ^^^^^^,^   ^j^^^ ^^^^^^^  ,.^^^^ ^^.j^,^   .^ ^^^^
|Hho\v   om-   apprcciatiun   of   your   work ^^^^j^.   ,^,^^   ^,^^,^.^   ^^  ^^^^  ^,^^^  ^^^^
ATTENDED
New Activities and More Equipmont Havo Inspired Interest—Ouoits Is the P Ot" u I a r Cam e—To urnaments Draw —Final    Festivities    Planned.
Thc sucfX'ss uf till' A nil'!t-r l>In>'- Kround.s thi.s yoar hus ciiu;illi'd if not fxcc'cdoil that fijih-ndid  wnrk  done  last
policeman and, also, that we j .show lo you in a more auhstantiul way I our citizens' esteem In a moro aub-1 stantial   way."  AVith   these  few   wordM'
kept   the   children   riuite   interetited.
Miss Marjorie Ohurch and AIiIhs I'.prnico Hoylos hnve undertaken tlic duti'.H   to   instruct and  entertain       tlie
after camp
AdirondiLck
I da;..' or lw*o b<
his 'death ccl.'bratcdl
'-"' I tbo  IviOth anniversary of  his  birtli. spending;  a  pleasant  2  weeks  m  camp j       ^^.,^j,^^     ^,^j,,j,^
on   liidiian   lako   iu   tho liiuii II tains.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. I'hipps, ot I'ly- tiiuuth Meeting, ai'e vacationing in tuck Illll Falls.
Mrs,   .Sarah   llcrkblmer,   uf I'liiladel- i phia,   has   been   spending  sumle      time villi  Mn--.   Leonard  P>ix-k   in   Hurnion- vllle.   Mrs.  Herkhlmer was .a  lifo  long tcsident ot I larmonvlllo.
Miss Murgaret Ziegler, ot Pblinouth Centre, Is visiting wi.th .Miss iMargaret ThomuB of near Xorrlstown, piis woek.. ¦,'.   , ', ll.    . ;
Airs. Joseph Marklo and diiiightcr, bbtty,  spent   live  daS's  lust Week      in
in   li'luurtown     the
j deceased,   wllb    I'.'dwin   Cressman   and
! (irilPtb   Jordan   gutbcrc'd  ulm-usi dully
] t,n    tli,o porch lOt  Juhn  M.     Ilcdrlck's
I harness  sbup   lo  t >11   of   their buyboud
! du.\-s.       \\''lien   Mr.   Cressmun     passeil
awa.v  It  sadd'-ned   the   two remaining
old men, and it wus not long utter the
death tot Mrs, Smoyer tluit Mr. Smuycr
lust     his   Inlei-iNt   111   I'duurtown     and
went lo live at Macungie.
For many years he was the janitor 'of 'tho ll'lourto'.vn public schoul aii'l iliV'lng tills time lie bocame u great tavorilo with th> bo.\-s of that day win havo now liecome men. The ileccascd also  bad   a siilendid   \\-ar  record,     lie
Through a warrant sworn out by l-*atrulnian l-'ltzsimmuiis uf the state, highway iialrol, Adron Navelslein, uf SlIS North iliith street, Phlladcilpbla, was arrested by Constable Samuel Dobln ut the dotend«int's home in tbo city. Nevplsleln was charged with violatlnig Uhe .imotor vphlcle coda When bo fallpd to appear a -warrant was sworn out. Tbo defendant waa t>   pippear   llx'fore   Jnstlco   ot       tlio
i'oaco   i'rbun   lust June,   but  fulled   to do   su.   Nevelslein   pleaded   guilty   and paid  a  lino  und   cost,   amounting      to IJIO.
A'cconlllng   to   iSergpaitt    Swlartz   ot the Reading Railway  police  the  Pen¬ llyn   stutlon   was    broken   into       l.alo New York  City as guests ot Uie  tor-\ -—--l------^^—;^  bribe'CiVir'''¦"''^J'   '»'«'¦'•   ^   1"^^   was   used   to
ii,ei-s coiisbi, Jlrs. (loi.rge Rlnkley. 1 ^,.^,. ,^„,, ,.,,,. ^p^.^,..,, ,,. ,^,., „^ ,,^,,, j,, pry open the door of the waiting and family. Tlicir visit m-us lilled with ^„^ thickest .it tbo battle ,>;' Oettys- ¦•«"" "¦"'!' '•'"¦'¦• ''"'''l ¦;; f"'';''"*-' •'" pleasant   slglil-s(V.-lng  trips. I^„,.      ,^.,(1,     the    First    Ponnsylvaniu ''"l'"'"^   '"   »"«   ""''¦''¦   ^'^^   tUcK.  was
I''roin   plans   afoot  a  vei-y  enjoyable ; ^^^.,^,^.,„.^. : tound   in   tiio   waiting   room.   Accord-
watermelon social will bo beld thlsj 'a'i-.'.w y«rs aflcr t.'iis great baUle '"" '" *''" twiieo. between »3 or J3 Katurday  evoning  on   the  lawn  besldo I ^  )«  (old,  bo wus walking ucross  the •"   1><'"'"<-'S   wus   Laken,   together   with
tI*o Iiro house at J lannon vitUe. The liremen of tho Jlarmonviile comixiny have planned this splendid event. AVarrcn CicisiuKcr licadi^ the committ-i'e in charKe of arrangements with Jtob- prt Weidemuyer and William Kcitli as his a.ssistifints.
The pnpularity i>f Ib-t' miniature jjtoU course at J liarnionville Is Krowing llally. AVilliani Koch, proprietor, haa cstabllsbcil a fascinating.;: pastime Iwic. and attracts Kreat crowds. This "Wed- [ tiij.s stnry Jiesday eveninK a tournam-cnt has been; hlbilcd   it
tobacco
and pro
Hold   wilh  an  olllcer   of  bis   regiment ^ovei''tl    packages   of
und   viewing   lho   scenes   once   again/'i*-''^''''"""','!"»   -'-¦'-".¦'Ke   to   the
lllll d 1""'''.^   "f   ""^   company   is   said   to   bo in    tho   slru.'glo   between    Uie    v,.,.,''. ''onsiderable.       Thus   far   the      police
oiiened lo all who will compete. 'I'licri' I i„t,,, .^ wulcb t is no iiualifylng round. .\li may juin] n ,.vi.i. ..luce." in.  The   par ot   tills   i8-liole  coiu'sc  ia! bow   the   ullice
wliere Un gri'.'it.st baltle uf hi
Nurtli untl tho ^1111,11 bud Uiken placo when, ho kicked wllut pruv.'d lo be the heud j of tl skeleton. As the skull rolled there wus a ruttle. He plclted It up and tak¬ ing < lit ills kult'e be dug tiler'from a l.llllel whii-ll withuut u doubt luul elid¬ ed that, suldier's lil'e. Jlr. .-^n'.uye^ lull to the wiiler und, .as be e\- Ii-  suid,   ''I   hud   thut, made
41. It hus been done in 3S by John Wood, .Ir., ot Conshobocken. The prizes for the tournament are Iflll and $2..10 for the lowest and second lowest scores, l-espectlvcly. The cuur,.--,e is lo¬ cated along itidgo pikc just below Hju-monvllle  con-ncr.
It would seem that the liliclibood of having a tralllc light placed at lhc In- terseciluti of Uldge and Uutler pikes in llarmunvlllo is pr.-ictlcully un im- pussibllity. Tlie ,s,tutp is now ubsurbed in duiiig away with tralllc lights on higliways wliero trulllc Is seldom con- gj^Med, Ilarmunvllle, 'thuiigh a dan- llltcl'sectiun,    is   nut   one   to   be
havo no clue, a« to the guilty party. Pecause \ho issued a traudulent check to tbe Alemite company, of Pblladeipbia, Juseph A'HuezlaJp, of Telford, was placed under urrest un u warrant thut iiiwl been sworn out for Ills arrest by <'onstabIe Jolm T. Jlorris, The amuunt uf tho check Is fur $;ill.!IO. The deteiidunt made tlio harm and have curried .'''"''^'< «"'"' ''^'t"'-^^ e"ing to a heurlng He chuckled as ho lui.l '^ seriuus aulomobilo accident touk 1- bo was wilh ol'tered "''"¦« t^»"'^''iy atternoon on the Mor¬ ris   roud   near   tho   Penllyn   and   Blue
him $10 for Hit bullet.
Jluny ot the resl'lenls, of  Fluuituwn
uttendlng  the funeral services Uils J"'-y   °t   three   people.   The   «ir   burst
Into    n.-unes   and   wan   pni-tially   des¬ troyed   by    nre.    Tho   mnchlno       was
gjl^etl
are
arternouii,   which  are  bein.g cundiu'led
by   (Idd   l''elluws   liidg'   uf   i''loiirluwn,.
«f     Wblch   ll..   was   the   oldest     living <1''^'<^»  ""'¦">  ""  "'*> M"''"''"  '^'^  '"'"'
inemli.r.      The   deceased   wius   ulsu   a, "''"'¦¦   •'f-'^oendlng   the   steep   grade   a
member ul (Iermanlown Post, (J, A, R.: ><'""•'   'li«t'i'"'0   beyond   the   driveway
 /  ut    Ilenry    K.    Drayton,    the   operator,
(leurge  iluirmaii,  ot Pcnbrook,  is  said LATEST    BOOKS    IN    LIBRARY        to  have  lust  cuntrol.   The car careen¬ ed ugulnst  tho  banjc  with  great force and   upset.
I'lumes   leaped   up  jiruund   the   niTi- Wiiy nut enjuy the lutesl new buoks,'chine   and   before   the   nccupaiits,   who iiicliililn.g   a,   large   list   of   the       "best  were    Jlrs.    I'llizabelb    Rudcnbaiim,    of
Ambler's   Library  Offers  Splendid   Sel¬ ections  at  Small   Rate
sted. The state has cundomned sellers" biugrapbies and mysteries for Xo. 1i:!7 Windrim avenue, I.ogan, und Ilg'bts at intersections whero there Is the small sum ot ten cents. Visit your JIlss llattlo Jlcflowun, of No. 2005 vehiculur travel ot less than 500 an own town librar.v, Cunimunlty Centre Jlempbis avenup, Phlladiflpbla, could Jiour or pedestrian travel of le Is than iiuiiding, Rutler avenue, any AVedncs- get out they were burned .as well us 2,10 an hour. The iiumber of either at duy ur l-'irda^ evening, 7 to 9 und re- cut und bruised. Jlrs. Rosenbauni lho llarmonvillc Intersectiun duos not, glsler, Ihen niukc yuur uwn selec- wus'the more seriously hurt, us she nearly   average   this   and   seldom   cx-   tloni<k siit'fered   a   compound   fracture   of   her
ceeds it at any busy period. Tbe strong I     Among  Uio recent  houks  added,  are left   limb,   oi'id   ber  burns  .-iro   said   to light   put   up   beforp   the   euunty   com-   Uio  following:- ; be   of   such   a   nature   that   ber   cun-
mlssioiiers, by tbo residents und town-i "I'^xil," Hurold Hell Wrighl; "Mun dltiun muy be criticul. ship bodies, seems, tbi'iefuie, of lit- und Dumb," P. tippenbelm; "I'hls lloffnian was al.so burned and cut, tie avail. Thi'ic Is no doubt that the Du.v atul Time," .\nnc Armstrong; but wus ablo to pruceeil tu hJs home, cuunly will pulnt lo tbo suite's uc-! "Wild "Wind," Temple Pauley; "The while Jlrs. Rusenhuum and Mlss Jle¬ rion. Coldstone," 1. Wenlworlb; "'Phe ijist nowan was taken lo the Chestnut / Rev. ,T. .s. Wilson, nowly electcil pas- I''ull Jleasnre," 11. W, Jlorrow; "Ptory lllll hospital in the anibulance of the tur of Cold I'liinl liaptlst churcli tuok "f .Sail JUchelc," Axel Jluntbe; "Jlau WisitibUkun Fire cunipuny. Chief of over his duties In Iliut cluirch .-un- utld Ills I'liiversc," Juhn l..iligiluii Police l'"hi<k, whu was called to tho da.v murning and cundiieted the ser- Davies; "To the tloiilh Kcas," Giflord scene ot the accident, direclly utter vice. There was a line .attendance. IUs  I'lnchul; it   bud   happened   mado   an   Investlga-
sermon topic was very Inteivstlng. The'  '— .	
scripture wus from the 12tb Chapter Breaks Leg in Jumpmg Over Hedge ot Romans. There are no Sunday eve- Dudley .Volaii. uf Ii27 Spring Jlill nlng services during Augiisl. .Sunday "^enue Is cunllncd lu bis liume with Lchoul is held in the murning ut ll.'JO, I"- fin. lure ot the right leg, sustain- Kdmund Rra.i. I.s sui.ci-imenuei.i, .dor-K-fl w^e" h" fell In jumping uver u nlng   worship   l«.giii.-i  .it  11. I low
_.„....____^_ -..^^__ .__^_^ , and
MRS.   FRETZ   IN   ACCIDENT
'With  Two  Children   Escapse   Injury  at Erdenheim
t AVhen a I'. R. T. bus stopped .<ud- ileni.v on Bethl-ebein pike noar tho Krdenheim tcrinliius ot ihul Unc Mrs. i.u.tlu'1- I'retz, of Kdgewud drive. Am¬ bler, crusbcid intu the rcur with a jolt that complptely -svrccked tho front of her machine.
I With Mrs, Fretz were her infunt eon, Luther, Jr., and Jllss Ann Bid- dip, daughter ot Jlr, and .Mrs, Dunlel Riddle, ot Kuclld jivenue, Ainbler. Npither   ot   the   cbildrpn,   who       v.ere
;lhrow-n from ¦.their seats by the im¬ pact, were hurt other than sli'.;lit bruises. Jlrs. Fretz was thrown for¬ ward  and   sbe  received  a gush  across
J the   bridge   of   her   nose,   when       her
¦ face sUnick the stearing apparatus.
! Motloli'lsts. who gathorod at ,tlio scene tooi< Jlrs, I'l-etz iniinediatoly to (.hestnul   lliu   huspital,   wh.^'re,   it   ^\¦as
¦fuund, she was nut injuri'd other than tlie cut on her nose. Her injury wus attended   to   and   she   -w.as   ulluwod   to
.return   to   ber  homo immediately.
The  machine was  removed      to      a
I nourby gurago tor repairs.
i	
PROTEST   HIGHER    RATES Merchants   Incensed   by   Higher   Elec¬ tric  Bills
Consiiohocken   iiu'rciiunts  are   buml-
: ing together tor a concerted protest ugulnst un Increa.so In tbeir c.lecli-lc bills. Ono luerchaiit oi-gaiiized a mass niiv:llng lur WiilncUiljiy night at u-llich business nun.may present tbelr oplnluns on  the charges.
Just this very thing sliuuld bo dune  in  Ambler,   tuo.  Jlei-cliant.s,   here,
jhave abso noticed that tbclr bills aiV considerably great'-r this munth than ever before. The meaning ot this .ic¬ tlon of the I'liiladelpbla Klectric Company was nut explained. Imiuiiy Into the matter brought forth ajn cx- plunullun   that   there   is   "nu   inci-cia.se
jin   rates."
The additional amount cliuigcvl. It Is explained. Is only on the <-um!niei-ciul rate, which Is uiuler protest, .and this rule Iwus not been chang'oil. Insleud, the   increu'^   In   the   bills   ot   sume   ot
I lho commercial users Is I'-xplalned by liie fact thut u,survey Iwul nut been niude by the illectric Compuny for the   pust   t'ii'ee   years   until   reciintly.
C'hurges ure niude according to thc coUecUve luad. .\t a recent sul•^'ey in Marcli   an   increase   in   the   luad      bad
. liCen   discovereii   in     'm-my     inslances
land brought a resultant Increase In the charge  tor power.
i Iiowever, nuiny ot the merchants consider thie extra clihrge nnw-arraiit- ed und It is the main tuple ot dl>--,- cusslun among business iiicii in Ibis si^ctlon.
Mr. Anderson then presented a «"iall ¦ ^j,i,flren during the two summer |bae ot gold tu onicer Caniburn, and.^^^t^^,..^,^^ playgr(l.inda ,Is open. MlHff ,as be did so tbe opera house again, f.f,^„.p,, opened the vear and served ^rang  with applause. I .^^ insti-iictur during July. ML-s Ruvles
1    In conclusion, Mr, Anderson said, as ,^.,^u^,.,i  the  duties   un  August   1   and
bo turned to Uie audience: "It is your ,^ „„,^. prpp,u-lng fur a giHi.d week of ; right   to   knuw   thut  on   behalf   ot  our i (¦..^^^.m,,,,  ,,„j  ^^  ^^^^„^ ^^ the  close
citizens   I  have  just   presented   Ollicer ,^f ^^^^ season , Camburn   with   a   bug   culUuining   $100 ^     .j^,,,,; ,^^^;,„,^:,„ce  this   vear  b:;s       nm
in   gold."   This   annuuncement   bruught  ,.,„,„ „„ ,j^,.j^,,, .^^ t,,.,^ „r ,,,^|   vear,  but
forth   more  applause.  Olllcer Camburn t,,,,,.,,   ,„^.,   i.^^.,,   .^   ^,^J.^^^   p^^^,       ^t
was too amazed to make any remarks; lounger eblldren and fewer uldur and could but c.x;preas bis tiianks 4.0 f,„y, .p,,,^ ,,..^^. ,,p^„ ^„,t„ grallfylng, Jlr. Anderson. i^,, t|,p instruction especially bel'its the
onicer Cumburn bas been a member mtip ones
ot  tbo  Ambler pulice  force  for  scivcr-1     „  „,       '    ,    -u       . ,,   ,
, ... ,   r  ,., ^  1, Raflla work has  been   added  as      a
al ypars.  He bas served  faithfully un-l
,      .. .., I .,.,¦,, ,1      ,,, ,     .:,   t.   new  craft   In   addition   tu   reiMl   wi-av-
der former Chief of I'ldlce Richard  S. ,   ,    . ,,  .,    i
Ing,   as   pursued   last  year.   Roth   boys
nnd girls b.ave been ubsurbed In their tasks of wciivlng tho rallia and bave made i^iplendld specimens ot basket- work, bells, napkin ring.s, elc. Tho girls huve ulso done sew-ing work and have niude  sume line pocketbooks.
The boys huve becume Intensely in¬ terested in pitching tiuolts and this sport bus become the most popular of .all. In tho mornings groups ot larger buys speml their tlnie ut this past- timc. Jli-s liuyles i.s pluiiiiln'g a tiiur- nument ut 'luults which will bi^ held un tho  lot  this   I'^-iday  afternoon.
Volley ball and baskptball are other sports the boys uml even some ot the larger girls play. The smaller girls play witli soft halls or un the appuraltis wblch Is pvpr in popubir demand. Tb(^ new swings and see saws, which v.-cre added to lli<. grounds i'liulpnipnt tllle" spring, bus added tu the facilities that have highly pleased the tuts,
1,'isl Friday was boys' day at the pluygrulinds and all the loys, lar.;e and small, julned In the variuns cl.iss- es. Sack races .and 3-legged races wi-re Intei'spersed with jumping, du.sli- ei«   and   other   lleld   spurts.   The   girls.
Kennedy und the present chief, Fred R. Fluck. Ollicer Cumburn is ulso a veteran ot tiie Wurld W-ir, buying served throughout tills war with dia- tlncilun and also as a tup sergeant.
The courageuu.s and humane act re- j fl rred   to   by   Jlr.   Anderson   was   fully; told  in   l.ast  week's  issue  of  the (luz- ettc.   ilcterrliig   brielly,   it   ugaiii   muy be  stuted   thut  an   unforlunuto      man, said to have become demented tbruugii' the  beut,   hud   tprrorlzcd   the  i-esldents. ot Rlue iiell pike, between Penllyn und I llltie  Hell while  in  possession  uf u  rc- ( volvcr.   Olllciu*   Camburii  respondcl   to ¦ tho   call,   and   when   bei  appeured   tbe I demented   man   gavo   battio   at   once. Not wanting to burl blm oniccr Cam- burn   fur  one hour and  a half  buttled tuok   a   lerrilie   beating   beforo   being compi'lled lo use force in such u niaii- tier us lo render the mun uncunsi'iuus,
Ollicer Cumburn has recovered iiulck¬ ly from his wounds, except where the mull used bis lliigernulls to tear the fli'sh from the olllcer's breast. There is uu dullbt but the cltl-^'lls uf .Ambler nnd AN'bltiiain township Juin Jlr. .An¬ derson in praising tbls olllcer fur his aplendid and cllicient work In this case.
Max    Donat   will    Represent        Norton j        Downs,   Jr.,   Post   at   Harrisb'Jrg
tlon nnd has reiiuesled Iloffman to appear and explain how tbe accident happened.
Fellman   Clan  to  Meet Tne  iilteetith  aniiuul   reunion  of  tbe privet   hedge   between   his   home F'ellmun   I'iimlly  will   be  held   on   Sut- ilie   homo   of  JeiSBO  Hansell,   1I2S : urduy ut tho home of AValter Fellman
(continued on pace C).
I bpi'ing Mill uvenue.
1 Chalfont,
GWYNEDD  VALLEY
i     Jliss    I'ldith   Rlildle   b-.is        leluriie.l
from  hi r stay at   I'Ur HH.rhui-, Jle.
Mi.ss   jKuUicriiie    Sullida.y.   ^un-uni- .conipunied   by   several   frh-nds     from
Glonside,   left   un   Suturduy   und      ure 'touring  through   Canada. !    Ilrs.   C.  C.   O'.Veili  und   fumlly   bavo I returned    after 'spending   two    wV'ckM lin   \>ntnor,  N. J. I    Mrs.   Arthur  Biddle   Is   visiting       in
Dennox.   JIuss. 1     Jlr.   and   Jlrs.   K.   C.   Poultney   ure
home  aguln  from  a  delightful  10-day Uour In Canada. . ,...,
looking   on,   were   heurty   and   entbus- - ''"   I lustlc apectators. ¦ I     The   nnal   week   of   the   season   will
LEGION   CHOOSES   DELEGATE     ,i,p   allulted   to   picnicking,     exblblUun
work and tournaments, A full pro¬ gram has not yet Ik'cu worked out by Jliss Royles, but the inslstanee and I Norlon Downs, Jr., pusl, American | j„t,,j.pj,t „f t],p cbildrpn for theso itc- I l.pglon ot Ainbler decided on Thurs-i tivltie.s, such .a-s were pnjurt'd Uip day evening tat tbi-lr meeiing -o final woek bii-t seiuson, makes it Im- sciid a delegate to tbo stalo cunven- | p,,K.sible lo cunduct a prugram uther tion being held at llarri.ibui'g Ui'stban what Ihe youngsicrs desire. The woek, iM'ginning Thursday, JIux Don-j iii,;tl day will be sot aside as e.xblbl- ut, one of the ucllve membei-s uf the Ition day when parents and olhers in- post, was cbifh(en as ireprcseiita:,Wo ^ tcrested in the enlerprlsp ma.v at tend and will leave Wednesday ev'tii.',;. 'and witness the work of the cbildrpn. lie was Insti-ucted tu attend all ses-¦The gi-iiiinds v.-ill be elused after l-'ri- slons   and   lu   rclutn   with   a   cuiuplulc  day, .Vtigust '20.
report. j  ——
i Tbe legion has received moro of- Hatboro Neighbors Will Hold Flower tors tor  Uie  legion  lot and   the lutett | Show
Is un ol'l'er lo leuse the lot for bii,<l-; Tbe flarden cuinmittee of the Ncigli- noss purposes. .Allhuugh the post l.u^lbora club ot Hatboro are planning a set u price on lho lut there Is no dc- nuwer shuw, und urrangenipnt-' arp she to sell ll or even lo ie.it.e il, to hold tbls dpligbtful pvpnt in tho 'riiere is talk among the menibers ot Ifatboro high school auditorium tho establishing a modern rccrculivc en-' nfternoon nnd evening ot Thuraday, lei-prise   lure. September 4.
I Tho report on tho carnival wlii.-b j At least .-.ii vuriuus classes will be w-us held bv tho l.cglun bind was opened tur exblidts of ull kinds of very gratifying. -Net priK-m'1- from nowers, baskets uml plant-'. The show Ibls event exceodcd $:100 and lho' I" open to everyone and un- Invlta- pust Is now fr.M? from responsibilily' tlon is extended to exhibit any show ot   suppurtiiig   tiie   band   tluaiu lally.     i plpccs Tit   nurai   beauty.  An   ndmlssion
cliurg
of   20   cents   will   be   mudo   on the dav of the exhibit.
The  varlou.s classes  Include,  .ipruys, bunches,   baskets.   luncheon   table  dls-
iRecelvos 'Gator By  Mail j      lilwiiil   llelmliild,  prupi-l till- uf th
Cuurt llui;se Uestaiirant, was given a plays, still-life lluwcrs and uther num- ¦ snrpi-iso w-hen b, reclved u bo* erous und mlscelluneuus classes. C'hll- : tbi-ough   the   mull   cunlulning  a   small   dren   will   uLso   liav»   classes   for   dls-
nlllgalui-. It had bepn spiit from ¦ playa ot miniature g.ardens nnd tho I riurida by Jliintgomery (laiiser. \\1.»st'like. There will be iiiuny prizes, as, I Furnance street. Jir. llelml.ol'l si'.ys; thus far, nearby niu'serynicn havu I h« will present tha reptile to the zoo ibeen most kind. In donating theso ' in ElrawooiJ Pa'-'k. '    'inducements. _„..
Hoi-shum    l-'ire   cunipany   and        tbo I.adli'.s*   Auxiliary   wiil   huld   a       peai'll fesll\-al   and    bume   bako   s.ale        Ibis Friday   evening   on  the  lawn   of      the I I'l'Iends' Jleetliigbuu,'^' In llorsliam. At a  nip^'ttng ot  tlip   two      urganlzutlona (last .Monday evening plans were coin- I pU'li'd   to   huld   a   party   after  the   fes¬ tival   at   whli'ii   games   sliall   be   cxin- diicted and prizes allotted the wlnnera. AVatermciun   and   uther     refrcshiiienls ure   tu   be   served   laler.   Airs.   AValter (Jomly    presided    at    this   seH-ion.    AH was  put  III   rc-icTiness  fur thu upenlng of   the   social   in   the   piarly       pvenlng. The   l.aiHes'   Anxiiiary,    further,   Uiik- ed   of   holding   a   sewinK   bee   in   Oc- ' tober, plans tor which will he urraiig- I ed   In  the  Spplember ineellng.
llufi-sham schoul buard has had re¬ pairs made lu the Pruspei-tvllle .sehuul .-md the Horshani school building re¬ painted Inside. The latter work bus ul- j re.'ul.v been ci-iiipb to.: und luat schuol j Is niady fur use at the u| ening uf f.'e ¦ slcbuul term, JIunday, September .S. .A new Moor Is being laii'l in the upper grades' ruuma ttt the I'rospectvillo jschool. Ruler, in Uie tall before llie cool wealher acts in_ a new lieutcr will be Inslulled un the gruund Ib.ur. A police dug was sllul after l.'i liilcUa had been killed b.y thti and anuthcP dog ot the same (lerman Slieplier4 breed in Ilorsham. Dast Jlonday mor¬ ning Walter Pet)-.rsun be.-ird a cuni- mntlon in bis duck pen and investl- galliig fuund the two animals at work destroying the fowl ut will. Ifow tb*' dug.s entered Jlr. Petorsun dlld not stop to uscertuln" but. immediately, getting a shot gun ho ran to the y.ii-d anl slew one uf the div.ts. Tho uther got uw.-iy before be vus fa¬ tally wuunded. ir, uf IhP ducks were dead and others wero torn and other- wHe burt. The identity of tbo (logs was   nut  learned.
Misi^ (Icurgelip AVhil''. uf Hursli,'iin. is spending u weeit with her uncle and aunt, Jfr. and Jlrs. Wulter Cuidt, of  Ouklyn,   N.  J.
Miss l.oul.sp JIrlleni'.y, ot Halburo, la a guest ot Mr, and JIi-s. Clarence Gunagan.  uf  Horsh.am Terracie.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Frank Furker, of Hursbam, .i-alled on Jlr. and Jim. .Murmaii (Ire.sley, ot Dresher. ou Sun- Sixy:~ Mr: inid Mn. liV>rkftr-..wt(;uivtly enjoyed u visit to the Conowlngo daro in   JIui-ylaiid. 'i
(li-uce Prcsbytei ian Cliiii-<-h uf Hur¬ sbam. "Tbo Active tihurch." Huward Ij. Frame, pastur. Salihalb school, li.l.l: Jiinlur C. K. und Chiirch service al 11: InterniPdiatP and Senlur C. l'l. at 7.1.'>: Kvening worship at s. In the absence of Jlr. I''r;niie, Arlbiir II Hood bad charge of thn cbiiri-h .ser¬ vices botb morning nnd evening, bi,st Sunduy. The topic for tbo miunlng wus -'liilting flod's Kingdom Firsl." In tbo evening ho spuke on "The Daw ot tbe CroM-i." Next Sunday, .Charles Drain of Pblladeipbia will speak In the morning, and the evpnlng servleo will be in charge nf the Ciiristian Kndeavor soi-iely. JIlss Dui-uthy lluud, uf Itorsham, will bring tbe niif-isage. Tb" Al'l socipty met on Tuesday eve¬ ning at the liome of Jlr. und,.'Mrs. Lawrence IJnd'iuist. Will-'W I'ld'-" l''arni. Prayer meetin-g wius held a.s usual un Wednesday evening at the i-bni,.)!. .\. l^/il-li- l''illli.aii wus tbu leader.
Jlr. und Jlrs. l.csler Jlicbener. Jllss Ruth Tbuinas, uf Hursbam, and ]->uiik- lln I.ilir, uf Klchburu, urp spending their vacallun at I'rico Lake in Uko Poconos.
Jlr. und Jfrs. (-li'arleK JIunleith and duughler, Kathryn, of near Hursbam, are  apending  a  week iln   Ocean   i ity.
ilui-sbam school buai-d meets thfl AVednesday evening ut tlie liullU' ui Jl.'iUilus   If.   l.iindt,   Prnspectvillc.
'i'he regular Inisiness nieellng uf ili" .Senlur Ciiristian Kndeavur suciety ot (Irace I'l-i-sbyterian Chin-ch uf Hurs¬ h.ani w.as held on Friday evening al s o'clock at tbo home of JIlss Ruth Tboina.--, After the buslnc.-is sessiun, a wulermelon pirty wa--- lu'ld un the luwn and enjoyed by all present.
On Sund(iy .uffr^nouiii the Cbri.s- thin Kndeuvor suclely cunduclid sci- vices at the Rucks county jail. AVm. K. lli'lmbuld wus the spenker. A duet was sung by Jlrs. Andrew Jluck und Jlr. HelmbuUI. r.O tnicts were dlsti-i- biited umong the prisonprs. The rc- giilur cburch Mi-rvha'S will be cun¬ diieted next Sunduy night by tbo Christiun Kndeuviir su(-lety frum 7.'J'> until 11. It wdll be in chargo ot Miss Rulh Thumius, and the speaker will be Jllis I'oruthy lluud, ot llorsbuni. Pluiubln.g anl heating eiiuipnient; are being Installed in tbo new green-. huuse built b.v Theodorti Dubreo on Ills plot of ground on Horsham Ter¬ race. Tbo heater pit has been dug 10 feet deep und through 1 fiH>t of rock. The appui-utus will be put In and witliln ii iiiuiiUi the building tiiercuver will bo (-.mplc'cd. Alfri'd Tett'rman, of Ni^shaminy  i-- doing this  work.
JIlss (lladys Tysun, of Ilursbuni, Is still unable tu w.-Uk because of tho deep cut on the bollom ot ber foot. JlLss Tyson stepped un a ple<'o ot glass while ill swimming 4 week," ago and has been unablo to walk. Tho foot was reinfected after tho phy¬ sician hud tre.'ited ber wound und tho healing priK-ess lia.s been very sbnv. Sbo will be unablo tu walk tur sev¬ eral  weeks more,
Jlr. und JIr.s. SaniucI AVhlto and tamily. ttt llurshum, -were plcasantl.v surprised on .Sunduy wben tbey wero visiled by AVillard German, of .An¬ dreas, Carbon couniy. Jlr. G»'i-man was emplo.ved hero In tho rebuilding ot Horsham road and boarded with the AVliitp family.
Miss llllzabeth Dwyer, of I'ineville, is visiting her mother, Jtrs. Ncllio Dw.v^er In  I laliowell this -vveek.
(com'"'id on pass 0). I      I ,