The Ambler Gazette 19300612

              The Ambler Gazette
VOL.  LII-NO. 17
AMBLiER.   PA.. JUKE   12,   1930
S1.75  A   YEAR
COLD POINT
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST  TO READERS
LadyjFiremen   Plan   Picnic   in   July—'
P»)utl-,   Friends'     School        Gives
Clo.f'ng    Exercises—Harmonville   and
Plymouth Centre.
Mlss   Alloo   Ambier,   ot       riymoutb Meeting,   lias   gon,e   lo   Boston.   Mass., r^ii attend  a conference   ot      churelies. Allss Ambler   is  employed  as  a  social worker  among-    thc   Ftdoration of
cliurcbes at Bryn Mawr.
Mlss Kdna Hodebaugh, who was a guest of her aunt, Mlss Katherine Rodebaugh. of I'lymouth Centre, for several woeks, returned to lier home lu   NorrLstown   on   .^.aturday.
Miss EElzabeth Ilamel, student nurse at Bryn Mawr hosplUil, visited her mother, Mrs. Helen Hamel, In Ply.- moutli Centre, during tlie week-end.
Mrs. Eugene Ughtkep, Mrs. Maggie Uhoads and Mlss Kiizabeth Ughtkep, of riymouth Centie, called on Mrs. Kdward fiorhart in Norristown, ono day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mimiii and two children, of Plymouth Meeting, are preparing to leavo on Monday for Uichiiioml, Indiana, where tliey will spend a inonth among rol.-itives ot Mrs. .Mllllln. Uotb Mr. and ftlr.^. Mllilin aro natives ot that middle west town.
A plain marriage ceremony was quietly solemnized at 8 o'clock on AVednosilay ovcning ot last week In tho parsonage ot the riymouth Moot¬ ing Kvangellcal church, when Miss ICllzabeth Whlto, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. David AVhite, of I'lymouth Mock¬ ing, and Milton Ite.ssler, son of Mrs. Stilton Kessler, ot (.'onsbohocken, for¬ merly ot Plymouth Meeting, woro wed. Kev B. P. {lieseke ollieiated, 'l-'lle eou¬ ple was attended by Miss Anna Smith und .losepb Shingle, of Norristoivn. The coromon.v was attended only by the Imniodiate faiiiilios. Tho couple will reside with tlie bridegroom's mother, ill   C'onshohocken.
Mr. and Mrs. Krnest VanBusklrk and family, ot Plymouth Centre, vis¬ ited among relatives in the Pocono mountains durliis tlie week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos<*iih .lames, Ply- fciouth Centro, called on thoir son-in- tilnw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ar¬ thur Airey, and family, of Non-istow-n, on Sunday.
Miss Helen Skilton, of llarmonvi:ie, Visited wHli Mlss Kosalio Ijjiuletta in J'lviiioutli   cleiitro   on   Saturday.
I'lans for a pieiilc outing in July Avore discussed in the meeting of the Ladlos' Au.xlliary ot Harmonville I'Mre conipany last 'I'hursday cverring-. Tbo date and placo for the event were not (loflnitiy(y set, but will bo taken up at tho July meeting. The Ih-CTiien are to participate. A card party was an- <>ther item of new business ilecided up¬ on, and plans w^cre mado to bold this function fc'aturday evening, Juno 14, at tho liome of Mr. and Afrs. AN'arren Cioisinger on liuller plke in llarmon- viilo. This will bo lield aff a benelit for ! tlie au.\lllary. 1'lnal arrangements were
Tsa.ac Dalby, colored, is h.aving bis liome in Harmonvillo completely re¬ modeled -.and an addition ni.ado thereto. Air. l:alb,v and his sister reside In the rear portion of the house during the alteration.
Whitemarsh AA'onien's club will hold its June business moeting Thursday atternoon, June Vi, at Marbi'te Itoll rioif clubhouse.
Pupils of Plymouth Friends' school held a line exercise on Tiiesd.ay eve¬ ning on tho completion of the school torm. All scholars took part in the program ot folk dances, recitations, singing and sketches. A host of par¬ ents and friends attondod the de'ight- ful event. The cliiidren i-eturnoil to school AVednesday niorning, tura- od in their books a.nil riK-eived the.ir roports botoro dismissal for summer vacation.
Mrs. Poter Palmer and family, ot New Jersey, on Sunda.y viHite<l their son, Alfred ralincr, wbo Is residing in Plymoutli Cctiiro, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Rhoads.
Mr. and Mrs. Haniel Tittlomoycr, of Fox Cha.so, spont Sunday with Mrs. Caroilino  A'ogt,  ot  Plymouth   Centre.
30 TO GRADUATE
tY 4 PROGRAM IN NORTH WALES
FIREMEN'S    PARADE    AND    APPA¬ RATUS   HOUSING
27 Co.inty Companies Will Participate —Fireworks and Speeches—Carnival to Be Held—Legion Honors High School  Students.
Jliss Anii.-i IHikinson, ot AVest AVal¬ nut sli-e<.'t, ffll at hor home last week and tract-.:red a hip bolle. Silo was taken to a hospital tor treatment, whero sho will, no doubt, bavo to re¬ main tor soveral months.
Oil healing systems havo beon in¬ stalled ill tlio Delieker block of stores on Walnut street and also in the 1 GEORGE P, promises ot Karnest Wllbehii's sln>e repairing property at Fourth and School .streets.
The sacrament of communion was administered in St. Luke's Keformod church, H,ov. John M. Herzog, iiastor, on Sunday.
The post of American Legion has awarded scholar system moda'ja to six
Honi-y G. ritldlo Co., --ealtors of Anibler, roport tho following busi¬ ness: .Sold a, t.-umi In Hllltown town¬ ship, on a roaxl leading to Falrhlil, for Mloliael and Hedwlg A. Mayer, to pri¬ vate parties, who will Ijnprovo the s.ime. Sold for Poter .and Ann.a Popo- vle, pronor5.i( on Klllcrslle avenue, near .Xnilier, lo |irl\^i'te jxirtles, who will illll rove ,:-anie. Konted ,!'or,!the ostiiti- of S'amuol Laa^ber, bis honiiO proporty on the Norrislown ivvid. noar Nar¬ clssa, to James Martin, to Whltpaln, posHosslon. Rented tl ree other pro- ijoriles  In  Amblor.
NEW REALTY AGENT
TO FETE GRA00ATE8
ENTERTAIN   CLASS   OF    1930   AND FACULTY,
ROUX     NAMED THE OFFICE
FOR
Has Had International Education and Wide Experience in Engineering and Electrical Circles — Was Active in Conowlngo Surveys.
The appoinlnient of Oeoi-go P. Koux
Calvin Althouse and Hon. Harold G. Knight Will Address Gathering — County Commissioner Drake Gives Statistics   before   tl-e   Club.
To ael llio liost to the class ot 1',I30 to lie Madualed from Amhler high school ami ot the faculty d liie srlioiii I will a-ouin be the pleasure ot the Kl- i vs-auis Club ot Ambler. Tho club wlll cnlerlaln the class ot graduates and tacully at T'ort Sido Inu on Wednes:lay evening ol ne'e! v/eek.
Tke reguhir Tuesday evening busi¬ ness and •ilniicr meeting ot tlie Ki¬ wanis club bas beon set aside to hold tliLs function at the convenience of thc class on Wednesday evening. The program has been placoil entirely In the hands ot thc education, comniittee, whose capable chairman la Oscar H. Stlllwagon.
SPRINGHOUSE
.'.tr. and Mrs. .Forney Bushy, ot roiiadelijlila, spenl .Sunday with the lormers tatlier, Har\\i\ Blii-by, ot this villa+ie.
Alr.s. J. Chesdon Morris, who spent tlui wlnler season with lier sLsiler In Aiken, S. C, rctu'Tied lo her summer liomu  oil   Monday.
Mrs. J. ij. Keir.pp, who Ivis boen Ui',ua.it with rl-.eunmtlsiu. Is ablo to sit up in a cliali] in  hor room.
A large tenant house Is Jjoing creel¬ ed by Mrs. I. 1{. Davis on her farm bo- sjlc the slables bordcnlng V.'ii'«h roiul.
Winneii.s of the Ivoglon n.edals for HclVMlarshlu presented by tbe AJiicri- i<«vi l^eglon irfist in Norlh 'Wales to 'chat boy and girl  In  the  Lower tiwy
UPPER DUBLIN AND
I
MISCELLANEOUS   ITEMS TEREST
OF     IN-
Thornton    Rutherford,   Jr.,   Recovering —Conard   Clan   Prepare  for  Reunion —Theodore D'.ibree Expanding—Daily Vacation  Bible Sohool—Dresher. I'upils   of   the   Horsham       township
schools     jn   Horshani,      I'rospectvlllc,
I*en   Blalr   and   Babylon,   who      havo nedd   i.cbool   iiuailfyin;;   ly   choice   of; completed    lhe    l-ligiilh   grade   studiea
bis und ber classmates lu tlie Klglifh grade In leadership, spoi Isnialiship and scholastics are Uoorgo Shelly and Kulh Sinzholmor, who attended the f-;i:i-lllglltOiU,S'e   sch\HA\
REV. DR. MILLER
E
of   the   graduates   ot   our   high  schooi, "^   ''^'f'   ''"^^''<'   "^«°"t   "^   I'biladeli.bla I They   are   Robert  Albright,   Jr.,       and "^ Company   to   Kucened the  late this   woeks   Kiwanis   ralhering       Mr.\
llariT  IM.  Hull,  has  been      .announced   Stillwagon   urged   everyone   to  Join   inj
look oxamlmillons under tho county suiierliitendent ot schools on Monday and Tuesday.
Tliornlon Ruthertord, .Ir., continues to rei'-ovt-i- slowly. His torn limb is hoa'ing quite satistiu'torlly, but wlll be useless for some time. Ho wiil be conllned to the hospital for several woeks boforo returning to his homo in Hor.sham.
Many Improvemonts are being mudo on the old Kerbaugli mansion on Illus¬ ion road to convert It Into a tea room and gas filling atatlon. The placo has been rented by a party whoso Identity is nol disclosed and la under-
CCMMENCEMENT     TO    BE NEXT TUESDAY
HELD
Samuel C. Schmu ker. Ph. D., Will De
liver the Address—Class  Day   Exer
cises  on   Rriday  —   Baseball     Team   sentatlves  ot the local  lodge.
Close:.  With   Victory.
Comimoncement     exercises   ot      the
clnss of lIl.lO, Amblor hlgli school, will ,
bo   held     on   Tuesday   evening,     June i"",^,'    .,,,,,       t>    i ,
17.V,    «.,   .1      TTI  1    c 1      I        , .    , I     Nortii   AVaTea   Park   grounds
17th,   In   tho   High   School (luditorhm. '
Keporting   his   arrangements   hcfore   INSTALLATION    EXERCISES   HELD *'"'"-''   many  alterations.  Klectrlclty   is
[being  run  into  the old  homestead,  the Kiizabeth   Koror    ot     North        Walcis- """'-'   •"¦   ""¦'•   ""=   neen       .announcea   smimu hkoh   urgcu   ovoiyune   to   join   in] ON   SUNDAY
C-irl  Newman   Francis  llunsber-e'r   ot  hy  William H. Taylor, president.    Mr. ] the success of the event. 38 young men 	
Upper   Gwynedd;   tieorge   Kelllg   .and  '^<'"''' ''"'"' ""''' ^^""^ '" ""' '•'^^Tiioy of^and  women  to bo      graduated      from   Special   Exercises   ard   Fine   Speakers Huth Swoi-homer, ot Lower Gwynold.   1^'^'' company since 1917, i.s a native ot Ambler   hig'.i   will  attond.   Supervising
Uuth AVeingartnor, a toachor in our: 1'"-'''"' ^'¦'¦""'-•e- H" ^vas educated lu ; I'rineipal J. .M. Fisher, K. K. Kersuh- schools, will attend summer sessions at ^•''¦""".' ''"'"' ''^^ter completing an en-nier, pi-inci„„l of the high scl-ool, and St.ate   col'ege   during   the   v-icalion gineering course,  ho was employed  as ; 18 members of the faculty are ex|>ect-
Joaeph  Alcott attondod  the'   Orknrtl'^  drattsman   and  designer by Lodge  of Odd     IVlIows  of Penna.  at  P."*""  f''"'''"''."„"':   'le ,l_'ilr   Comprime, ^nlng.
Com-;cd as guc.st.s ot Kiwanls on  this evo-
AVllliamsport the past week as repre-i'!¦"''''•   ^'''''""   '^°''   "•"'"   ""^   ''c   was      Featuring   tho   pro.-rram   to   be   pro-
thc resident engineer  in  Paris  ot  the  vided  tor
Grace the Occasion—Annual Visita¬ tion Day on Sept. 20—Plans Made for Twilight  Servicea.
Interior is being cleaned, and dona over, new porch llooring Is being laid and tbo place generally mfjdornlzed. To one side of the lii>use now gasoline piinips  are   being   inslalled.
Memher.s  ot   the   Conard  family.  I'm descendants   ot John   and   ^rah  Con-
<lii-loiian aiifV l-.'velyii Hale, of Fort Wa.shlngton Is salutalori:in. Dr. Sam¬ uel G. Sehmuckor. ot WiOst Chester Torohers College, wlll deliver the com-
Kev. Dr. Henderson N. Miller was ard, are looking forward to the re¬ installed Sunday aftornoon .as director "nion dale ot Saturday, .lune 21,.when ot tbo Artman  Home under moat en-Ithey   will   meot   in   llorshain   lire  haJl
.„, ,^^. I'"" »>.-"'">="•. eoBiiici;!   .,,  i-aiis  Ol   uie  vided  for entorlainmcnt  Kr.   Stll'.Wa.,. couraging- and auspicious clrcumsUmc-| and   enjoy   onterlainment.      Numerous
•ilr" and Mrs ~ Richard l^ull bavai''^'""'"'*''"''' Anonyme de Tra vaux & „„ aiinounced that Calvin Althmiao, es. A large congrogation ot friends' members of tho clan will lu-eetont moved trom Main street to their par-i''""''¦"""'''* '^" Kresll, a corporation head of Oie commerce dopartmont of from the surrounding <:burobes as- skelches, readings, or musical dlvor- ental home on  West Montgomci-y avo-; "•"P'"''"''! '"  developing induslriaJ  and j the   Central   high   achool   in   Piill.idol-I scmbled,  lining the  porches and over-! slon.   The  family  will  gatber  in      tbo
puhlic utility plants in Brazil. Iphia,  a forceful  and   highly entertain-! llowlng   to   tlie   lawn   ground.   An   im-   morning,   lunch   in   the  flre  hall      and
Ing speaker, will address tlie g.-.fhering.'provided   altar   bad   IjOen   erected   on  then   enjoy an   entertainment program Jud;i-e   Harold   G.   Knighl,   ot   Ambltr, | the   porch   at   which   the   service   was, during   th'o afternoon.     - will take a prominent purl in the pro-^conducted.   The Rev.  Jolin  H.  AValde-!     Operations for the erection of a large gram,   and   AVilll.am   11.   Faust,   prosl-i Uch, ot tho board of managers, presid-' groenhouae   and   tho   extension   ot   hla> dent-elect ot the Rotary Club ot Amh-jed   at   tho   service.   The  address     was  Hower   business   has   boen begun       by
have jbeen secured for tho big 4lh of July celebralion and display ot llreworks, $100 haa been appropriated by town icouiiell nnd contributions will .amount to   $:!,'ifl,   Tho   llremen's   parado   during
From 1893 until 1902 ho was locate-1 in Havana, Cuba, where he designod, laid out and Installed ISO oiectric light ami power plants in sugar plantations and   mills   throughout     Cuba.     IJuring
jlhe day la oxpected lo be .a big event. 'il  companies .are expected  In  the lini^
bralion.
.1.. Relt Brunner has  been   oloctod  a I director  ot  the Norristown AValer Co. Mrs. J. Martin Hunsberger. altended
iiflide to assist the llrenien wltli their 2-oasl beef supper on Satunlay oven¬ ing. .\tler the busineas meeting of the Auxiliary, ovor whii-h lho presi- <leiil, MI.SS i.ydia Streeper, presided, l-i'freshmcnts wero sei-ved by Aliss Anna Mark)o and hor coniniillce. 'i2 nienibers were prosent.
The meeting ot lho Ibiriiionvllle il'ire company on Friday eveiiin.g was siiort and businctss consisted mainly ot completing arraiigoinenls tor the roast beet supper lield Saturday eve¬ ning in thc lire hall wllh splendid auccess. 190 peraons wero fed, and It Is eslimatod tbat tho proceeds will bo nearly IflOO. The llromen will alao hold a "bingo" parly, Satiiribiy even¬ ing. Juno 21, wbleb proniises to bo a Jolly affair at tlio lire iiall. A Iloor lamp has boon donated for tho main prl/e, and other lesaur prl-/es wlll bo (iwarded. AVarren Cieisinger, wlio Is •'^tainting lli« lire hall and adjoining residence, reporled bis work nearly completed. No lires were allended dur¬ ing the mouth.
Rev. Daniel A. Draper, former pas¬ tor of Plymouth Meetin.g Kvan'.,'ellcal (-hurch, now ot I'lliuan, I'a., was In rhiladeiphla on business on Friday laat anil tuok diiner m the evening Avilb, Air. and Jlrs. Walter Clinimings._ ot bis friends nearby. Kulh. bis iliiu,gli- ot his friends nearly. Ruth, his daugh¬ ter, he repoited bad boen critically ill and was for a shorl lime at the a-inl- torlum in Alounl Alto. Her serious condition, however, has lod hor par¬ ents lo have her relurn In >ie again to be In  their own caro.
A baseball club known as Plyinoulh Cetnro A. C. has beon organized with Frank Stead, ot Co'rt Point as man¬ ager. 'I'he club conalats ot the younger men ot I'lyinoutb Centre and vJchilly. The club has secured permission to make a baaeball diamond on the largo field ot the Philip Carey com¬ iiany bordering Norrlatown road and flerniantown plko, whero later in tho silijirnor some good ball games may bo xviitM^ed. The club played the Lavino toiii«»last Thursday and was defeat¬ ed 10 to 0.
Mlss Gladys Anibler. who bas    eom¬ pleted   her  lirst  year at Karlhum  col¬ lege,   Richmond.   Indiana,   Is   expected , i lack to arrive home  for her summer vaca¬ tion  ne.xt   Saturday.
Mrs.  Anna  Helverson.      Norrlstown
moncemont adilress.
The class roll fnllowa: John AV. Adams, .Stanley Ruahirore Alen. -M- fred Anauatino, Jfary ICathloon Portln, Dorotliea Campion Benvlnd, IDorothy Pradley, Alice iJueiUo Frown, Klmor I'.obert Bmumb-iugh, Clar.a I-oulao < I ,niplioIl, Grace Clifton, Ashley llonrv Collls, Robertji Comlv, Gerald .Francis CotJtollo, ;Vlvi<an 'Zirlon C"-ossman. r.urton Baudot Davis. Dorothy Lon- nore Dock, Margaret Klsle Doutsch. Dorothy A'irginia Kiahor, lo'-'opb .Arthur Gear, Sai-a Gehman, Alarlo-Io 1|-7iira fltJithor, Kvelyn l-'1Z.ablth Hale. Harry 1 invllbi Hutehls'on, Jr.. Kliza- betlil Catherine .lohnson, AVilllam Ifenr.v 1^-iclinian, Jr., I-;^irl lieubon i M.ataiMi. George l-7:lwn'-il Mooro, l-^lor- oneo Al-'o Alorgiin, Israel Jacl< Pollon. Fli-Aabelb Rood. Paul Robert llempp. Ha.zol Anno Rohlnaon. John Georgo Romano. i:nii y An-lersr.n Rue, "Wil- l.-i.rd 1-1-irl S'lo'lt. Kilizabeth l-:dliii strart. Clnra KUzaboth AVentz, Donald Rosa A'erkos.
The class day oxorcl-ioa will bo held , 1,^^^^^,^ j^^ erection, on   F'.-lday evoning. when an  Inlorest- ip:r   program   will   be  opened   with   an i aildress of weleome b.v tbo rlii'--a proal-1 Horsham   Graduates
the Spaniah-American War bo was jer, y-m also speak. There will'be sur- made by Kev. Gustavus H. Hechtold, S Theodore Dubreo. For a number of militury .attache for tho Frcndli Re-I ,,,.1.^0 fpalures In tho program that'executive secrelary ot the Board of yoTirs Mr. Dubrce has carried on a public   in   Cuba.       Later he waa   con-:„.||]   fai-thor, make it a most interest-Jnner   Missions,   after   which   the   act  small trade in iiol house and      garden
lof InstJillation was portormod  by Rev.   plants,   whii-h   lie   has   raised   In       his
with lota ot music. The new LaFranee : "^ctod wini_ the firm  of LodgeJ: Day j jn^, occasion for all, pumiiers Avlll be housed at the conclu-
as   electrical   engineer,   and   slill   later |
with   Day   &   Zimmerman     for      nine In   1917   he  was  engineer    in of mechanlca.1  constioictlon Caniji   Dix,   N.   J.   The   same   year   lie I became   Identified   wilh   tlie   I'hiladel¬ phla   Kloctric   Company   In   its   cnAli-
Koss Rile, as chairman  ot tho moet¬ ing Tues'^ay  evenln.g,  had
iDr. Tl. Pfalteichor, president of theifuiall greenhouae and hotbed. His In- sion ofthe parade. A two-day carnival ; "¦'^" ^'% « ^immenmui nn- "me |„ Tuoa-Jay evenln.g, had a man of! Minislerlum of Penna. Rev. Dr. Oom- tention now is to apply his entire time wi'l also heboid by the firemen In tbeiye^'--^- J" 1"/ ? T"" -^nfe'meer In ,^,_^j„^^^^ Montgomery county, cap->r C. Rocs, ot North Wales, ottered , in the greenhouse bualne««, whleh has park,   so  that  our  town   will   at  lo.aat  <^.h^'-K°   ^.^ "lr    ?" ^v,   '^''"^'¦""^"""   "'able   and   intoresting   in   his       subject jthe Invocation. [heen   very  succesatul.  The  new green-
once again b.ave an old-fashioned cele-   ^'-•'mp   Dix,   N   J    The   same   year   he  ^^   ^^,,,^^„^^   ^.^^   mombers.   Stanley   K.!    The music wns led by the cholra of ;''<'"««   ^^'"1   "« \°^';^ted  at   the  rear  o£
  "      Drake, baby member of the Aloiit5om-;Bt.   John's   Lutheran   church,   Amblc.. I •''«  P™'™;'/  '"""'"^^^^
„.„. n.,„„i„ .„„!„.,„„..   „ ,,„L..i,,„..   „, „„   „„    „„.,,.„.,        n.,„„  Horshani  Terrace. Tho gloss one
neering  department.
From 1918 until  1922 he wa.s nsslst-
Iho annual seaaion. ot tho Rebecca An-['¦^^t to H. P. Liversidge, now vice pros- semblv at AVllliamsport ,a.s the ropro- ''l^-"' and general manager, at that aentativo of Lanah Rebek.ali Lodge (I. ' '""^   asalslant     chief     engineer.     In
ery County commlasionors,  gave      the I which   also   s.ang   an   anthem.
u'ub   solid   tacts   about   the   handling I Louise  Miller  rendered   the solo,   "Thel
ot tho monies of th.e county. [Earth Is tho Lord's."
O.  O. V-1.
A delegation of meni'.iora of the Ro- formod church will attend tim STith annual   .annlvors.ii-y   celebration       and
1922 be became spe<'inl assistant to thon chief englnt-er, ,*. late AV. C. D. K.glin, devotin.g his time to special atudioa   for   the  dovelopment   ot      tho
dur-
The mus .,         _-,. .     ..,,,..,_,.   ,.,..   i._	
MIms  jior...iiiiiii   I l-I I.n;t-.   ill.- t^ttjmi ..-I,, orfure will   bo   70   by   32   feot.      Foundations nre  being  dug for  the building.      Mr. .,   ...     , , , ,1,1 ,1 Dubreo   Intends  lo  raise      all      hardy
Good   roads   and   good   bridges  in [    The  announcement  was  mado    that  „„,.„„„,.,,.      snaiidr-iuon-, the county   is the motto of tho com-t,,,, annual visitation day will be Sat-] ^^ f";, ;'^"',^,,,':,""'";; ,'^,';" .; missioners In  oillee todaiV  Mr. Drake     ,,1,,,,,  September  20th. -^^-il     m Zej     of    iora^   m   ba«
Informed   hla   audience.   "Montgomei-y      „   ,'. ^* , „, ^    u ,,        .1    !    A\ lUiani /iell,  or Jlorai ..m,  nas
coimty  now has 08  miles  ot      county!    Twilight services will be hold on the, pleted levelling the  banks . t  t.
\:pTounds  every  Sunday  eveniiif^ at      vif-rvoir for  fire  pruteottpii  in   Hc*\
ouniatiDin
don,ation   day  exorcises  ot  the. Pheobe ,   •¦"""«-'"«°  byilroeloctnc   projoct Home   for   the   Aged   at      Allentown.   Ihg   wblcb   period   he       supoWn ended which   is  a  bomo for guoata  ot      old j <•'<=   «"'-^'^y   ^™'-l<   ^'1   the   .¦u-auisilion
of   properties   necessary   for   the   pro-
roads  to caro  for which   ia  $72,000.
the pxpenditure for
5ix  mllea of t-oncrete
o'clock   during  July  and  August,  con-; ^yhore earth trom the
.11  of
the
1,111   be   1
AA'hltemarsb
people of that denomln.atlon
Tbo Iron work  for the olecrvic linos   J^ct. ,,     ^    t. 1
of the Reading Railway towers in this! Ho married Mllo Amelia do Pelayo viclnltv has m-rived and is s-torod at "f I'»>-'«; 1''•=i";f "f '^ ;\ """"'""¦ "' the freight yards on North Sixth .street  tho   Nallonal   Klectr c   Light   Aaaocaa-
tion, American Instltuto ot I'/ectrical Knglneers and the In.stltutlon of Klec- trical   Kngineera,   London,   Kngland.
and black-top ma-.^.-i-lai; on Skipp.-.ck pike from northward.
"AVllhin the next six yoara 30 bridg¬ es on county roads must bo rebuilt to conform -i.-itli the new Ht.ate roquiro- ment to aftor-1  safety tor trucks bear
.,[,,   ducted by neighboring iiastora.
Wenl,   John   Ad."'n-s.   Prosont-i.tions  wil' b*^ mndo. .and Rcborta Coml.v and Ash-
p-h.antasv.   '"Phree   Iiilla   in
PotUo' "The I.onET
Horsh.am townsblp will graduato 23 from the Kighlh grade. Tho i-oiumence- iniont oxeroisos wlll be held next AVed- ne.ad.ay  evening  In   the  Grace Pre.aby-
¦will   be   presented.   A   play
Ii'-st   Heir."     wtl   follow.       The   high
.•¦tcliool b.ind wlll  furnish  tho iii-.ialc.
The higiij schoci h.-i<-el nil nine llnl.sb- oil lis sof^aon by dofeatlr.g Sprlngtleld to th'-' oount of 4-1 on Ibo home field iMst Friday. la'-aol I'ollon allowerl bia foo onl.v two hits, an', hla toamm-ltea Pi-n.vippd the nopossnry winning runa. "Didrdle" Auiriistino wan callo-l out on strikes for tbe first time this sen.aon. Thc large silver cup, trophy won by [ n„sh.   Adeline   Mogg.   Danto     Roman,
terlan cluircli of Horsham. Baccalaiir oate services are to bo bold this Sun¬ day evening In the Prospectvii'io M. Tt. church. 'i''lioRo who wlll be graduated are lisled as follows: Miiiani Mitchell, A'erna AA'elr, Klsle Al. Holatcr, Alar¬ garet K. Sniltli. .-Mbert K. Fir.man, l-'d- na Af. Buckman. Delia AVoodring, Tim-
j pond  was jjlied.
A   large   crowd   gathered  aL   11     0- well   hotel   Saturday      when       Kou^Tt *"  liurns,   proprietor,   held   a   publlo  sale 'of   old   household   furniture.   Excellent prices  were  realized.
Airs.   F;ila   Strlbloy. and   Mlss       Ida AVilmar,   ot  Philadelphia,  visited  AVil- the i Ilam  Brooke at  the K. G. E. home on tl'-C; Sunday.
Limerick     Game   Farm   Rapidly
velopins '
¦fho Flsber Game F.arm at Liinorlc-k in   less   tban  a yoar, lias  grown  fron^ ng loads !us high as 21  lons. Bida for! olacurity        to one  of  the    foremost six ot tho.se are  to be opened  shortly,   phensant    'producing   fjirms   In Klimination   ot   grade   crossings   mufil   Commonwealth.       It  is   prebaW^'
be considered  a  major  item   now,  and   youngest game  prosoiwo  in  tho  State. |     ,^|,p   senior   C.   Tt.   Society   o£   Grace In insn. .$312,000 will be expended over   Beginning   this   week   the   flr.st   8.00'» | p,.e.sbytoi-ian   church  of  Horsluim  held EUREKA nnd above tho !f200,000 expen'iluro tor 1 ogua     wlli   h"   batched,   according     to i .j^^ regular   meeting   on  Friday  at tho
Tho  Childron's  d.av   servieo,  entitled jtbo large  overhead  crossing co^itract-N^'hilf ^'""cr, Slate Game Co\miii.'--alon-   ,^^^1^.1^ ^^  jj,.   ^„j  ]^i,.,.,   Helmbold.  Af- "Tho Heart of a Ciiild," was well per-   ed  for  ii- rlstown. I or. ^^^. ^1,^ husineSa, Mr. Frame, on behalf
formed by members of the Suncbiy "Tov.-nsMps v.-lll receive $38,002 inj Tlie toromost lu.vposo of the l-'iaher 1 „f ii,p members ot tlie aocloty, pro- achonl. A solo by Mlss AViL'tors wasjco'mty aid vi-ork. The coimly appor-| farm Is to develop ring nock pboiis- j,pr,ip,i to the preaident, Miss Ruth much enjoyed by all. A number ofitionmont for property damiv^re on stato; ants .0.1 many of'then- as poasllile to : Thonia,s, a president's gold C. K. pin. little   ones   were   promoted   from   the  ''l-hv.-ar   work   v.-lll   bo   ?lSn,000.   Tbe: moot the aterii'lly growing dem.ands of [ ;„,.   |,p|.   untiring   work   and     aplendid
the Anihlor high school tithletes In track competition against Ivinsdale and Springlleld, baa boon placed on dispbay in the show window of tho Anibler Furniture conipany on Butler .avenue.
WEDDED
A DC(. li.v—H AC K-J-1It l'l. Lake's Proto-tant KplacniKil Ciiurch. Gorniantown, Kvaa lilled witb a fashionable assen-'l.lago of gilests af noon Alonda.v -\\-lion Al'iss Anno Hack¬ er, daughter of Jlra. Kverett It. I'.rown, of Gernianto*.,-n, was Imiiirried .0 Jlr. AVIHhnn Neolv Aleoru, Jr., son of Mr. a.nd Jli-a. Wllliani Neply Ab-orn of Anibler. Tho Kev. AVii/llace -Conk- llng olbi'.l.'itcd.
Tho lirMo, who was given  in  10.11" I-
ago     by  bor uncle,       Jlr.   Cnspiir    AV.
Hacker,  woro a ind tel  of whlto sntiii.
ii'.i'iio with a  tight lltllug bodice, short
riiiTed  sleeves and  a A'-neckllne front
and back. Her skirt was made on tull
[ circular   lines.   Her  veil,   an   old   fam-
[ lly     heirloom   was   arranged   witli     n
I crown and toll to the end of hor train
i over in   roRorwjinl   Vv-o  sc.-irf.   Siie  car-
[ i-led   a   boU'iuet   ot   orcliMs   and   lilies
' of tiio valoy.
I      Misa Jfary I Inciter. v.-':o w;'s In have
I i.op.i p:.-ii.I of honor for hor sister, wns
1 iira'le to o'lond. owing to illnos". Tbo
I other all'-oud-nila:    Jllas     F'Mzrbotb j
Rtrawbridge      .Mlsa   l-:aiZ".bolh
Jlorris   lb-ay.   Alias   Kale  'Jlott   Green. I
Alias   .Anna,   JI.   A'.   P.loron,   iMid    .Miss
Klorence   I.'-aa   AVood   \yore   froi-Us   ofi
straw   hata   to 1
cradle  roll   Into   the  primary   ro*im.       ¦renovation  of  tho  old      court      Iiouse Tho   evening  service   was   in   charge  h.il Id in,--^   Includin.g       altcr.atlons.     re¬ nt   the   Christian   Kndeavor       society. 'pninting and  now r.->oms  lo      conform The subject was summer camps. Alias with mn.loi-n  noods v.-ill cost $iriO,;K,l." Mlna Nugent,   of  I'hllSi.,   was   speaker,      Jfr.  Drake alao  spoko  of the saving othy Kly, Jay llonry. Amy Koll,  R-Jth i fdiou'ed  by s'idos  of views of "Camp , on voting -.iiachines, the cost ot which Slvi-nkon,   I orothy   .-A.   Alosor,   Klva   11.   Aleneh." where aome ot our young peo-I v.'iM  be $1000 arioce to    the      county. Craven,   .lohn  AVoodroffe.      Kdna      Tj-   plo camped last aumnier.  Alias Comly  These wore  turned   tlown  becn-iso the
sang a solo. [printing bill  of all  ballots  cost      only
Jliss Fr.ancos JlacNalr won the scc-;$9ri0.
Tho  prison   farm,   wblch   has  turnod to  bo  a  fine  lualitutlon  v.-itll       SO
Ponnaylvnnl.-^'s   army   of   sportsmen,     'executive  ability   as   president for  tho
Aloro   than   SOO   hens   r.nd   250   cock
pa.st  year.   On  next  Sunday  afternooii
Sophie AVadoscz,   Alary  C.  lllll.  KUza¬ both  AValtorfl,   Mr.licent  Bishop,   l-:ster j ,ii,ii  prize in tlie denomination for ber
M.   Kunz,   Ann.a  C.   Lavoi-j-.
jioster   sulimilled   in   Hie   stowardsbip jout
icros   th.at   afford   men   f:-osli  air    and
p(>ster contest,
The  Sunday  school   convention   heldjhardy   exerclae.   cost   $13,000   lo   pur-, at Neahaminy cluu-ch on  Saturday at-jchnjio. ^
, ternoon was well attended l>y mem-I AVHli tbose st.-itlaties Air. l^r.-.ko .ave j llvrf(' legnl ontost tbat may ropreaonl [ |,p^g pj- ^1,1^, school. 21 in al?l Rev.-bis hoarors a very e-Mlgbtoniiig talk j the beginning of the ond of tlv pro- [ ,.i,;|„, jr,, Schaeffi'r, D. D., gavo a -won-[ "'hiclil w.as most highly appreciated 1 longed b.itlle beiween blllbo.ird adver- ^j.,.(.,i]   j,,,,^  j„   (he  evening,  and      thel'm'l   applauded.
Billboard   Control There  is now.     or soon   will   bo.
¦|
No Imslnoss cnmo before the galher-
'tlscrs and  Iho  m<.i-c aesthetic  Po'lKai  j^.^,j.,,,,|„j„y   c-hoir  furnished   nuialc.
ot the ¦general i.ubllc wlio bellove thati     ^   large" piano   resembling   the  Graf | ing thnn the Interest cai'led for In tlie
aoonic   America   sboi'j^l    b«   protected  2ep|ipiiu, but named "The Navy," pass-1 announooment   tliiat   .a   colobrallon   on
'od over on Alonday afternoon.
The rogular eommeneement exorcis¬ es ot AVarrlngton public schools wm ho held In this churcii on Thursday I evoning at 8 o'nlmk. j The AVomcn'a ANoltaro club mot at .the boaullful home ot Mra. Jobn Frotz 'on   Fridny  afternoen. .    Thia  club was
.luly ^ must bp snpnortod whob'' bfiartodb' by tho club. Prcaitlent l-'rank KIn'g spolie of the activlt.v of the coin¬ munity committee In the matter. and urged Kl'.vanbins to extend tHeir in- terewt.
H. 11. Klein, fi'rent  for writer aoften- ora   nnd   niiniiiM   in   -Ambler,   \\-as       .a
Against
from tloaF-'cration  ^"ilid   obliteration
It is Just Such a. movement as Vtia been in.iuguralod in Oklnlioni.a by the st-".to bigbway commission, which ordered tbnt poIitlc-i| ivislni-.-i and like advortislng niatt"r shall not b'' p-istert on poles and fences along th:o state liluhwn,\'H.
In s."'h iv'ilt""-! atlo-novs f->r tb" I'llllM-'M-d ndveilblng .-MTencioa dn not nn    n    lii',tt"r    of    c-oio-ao.    iro'atlon    tho
rig'il of stnte ri/thoi-itlna lo Inn oo'-t- ors aa mny appear nn sueh stnte-own- "d thor'-ii-'i-n'-eB. but '.hat the state !¦,",«   p.if   ti-p   ¦...i'i,,.,..|ty      to   Inlei-fero
^^-l^¦^..^.     tlir.     Mltl.n.,..-1.; ;>-r,     plnoOll     Oil
private property with t.'io conaent of the owno- of t' o. l-livippi-ty.
To tills tho st-.-ite. ns bns been done .Y.„,..i..t.„, win voHv t-nt. it i" ""t^the ^^^^.|^^,^  AlcKlnati-y, Mrs. Kzra Carroll, I    That information was given rec-ntiy
""^   '' Atlas  ATngee,   Alia.   AValter  K.   Bwittlo,   by 'Dr.  Arthur Al.   Dannenberg.    aaso-
Geoi-go , Cornell    and   aunt.   Alias  date   iiediatrii-iail   t>t   Jewiah   Hoaplta.\
eiilertained  by  members of   the  Norlh|Bucal ct the  club.
Wales Clivic club.  A program  of  mu-I _ , ' ^—
sic aud readings of the younger mem-: Physician    Gives      Warning
bora  was  much   enjoyed.   The  welfaro i Whooping   Cough !
members   are   making   plana   tor   their:     The   most    wortli-while       saf.egu.-ird
annual lawn fete. againat  whooping cough  is    to      keep
i On Thuivsday Mrs. Howard A. Cly- children in tlio heaitiiiost posalhle I mer pnlcrtnined at a hinchoon In condilion, ao that if tlvv' do contract' honor  ot the  birthday  ot  bor  mother,   It or some  other disease  tiiey  will  boi
¦ Mrs.  Hananh   AlacN'air.  Thoso present  better  ablo   to   stand    its       onslaught were  Alra.   Adnliue  .Swartziander.  Airs, and complication*. [
birds are loc.-itcd In thie throe barge yj 3 o'clock, the C. E. society of Graco layln-; iicns nenatructed nt the game preBbyterlan church will hoM religious preserve. Approximately 200 hens .arc aci-vicea at the Bucks county Jail, fiunrtered In each of tlnroe jpens .ind, jjp m,^ Mrs. Russell Freas and fani- they produce between 5Cn and "90 jjy^ ^j Norwood, visited Mrs, Sarah eggs dsilly. Watson,   of  Horsham,  bast Sunday.
"Tho P.o:i'-d (of G--010 Commlasion- Mi-.s. Clarenco Tomllnosn, ot Hor- ers appreciate vlaltors an-1 they plan I sham. Is reported Improving nicclj to ndd It tew oxlilbilion lions at tbo [ n-om her operation In Abinglon hospi. fnrm   within   th"   next   week   for   the tab
benefit   of   the   nniorous   visitors,   faldj     j^^pj^ mdiipy, of Iloi-Kliam, enjoyed -4 Mr-  Alullor. ' motor trip to New A'ork on Sunday.
"I am .happy tbit the g.amo farm isl Harry A'ocum has opened Ills gar- r,n eatnbliahed taeti'>r and pcrtlcularly [ ^gj, buiUling on Kaston road, lloi-s- so b/<cauae tho rrose.rve Is located in i i,„m, as tho Hallowell auto repair shop. Afontgomoiy enunty. Much pros*'esa ' Grace Presbyterian Cburch pt Hor- lina boen mode sluco the i'siini wna j,liam. the Active Church, Howard L. dedicated I.aat September, but there is j.-armo, .pastor. Sabbath school, 9.45; .'till much  undone. Junior  C.   K.   and  Jloi-ning      worship,
i"Tlio h.atching se.aaon la favornble H; Intermediate and Senior C. E., this spring for all u'l-juo. an.l If there 7.15; evening sorvlco, 8. Midweek Isn't a.ny serloua cold woalher, tlienc praycr serlvcc AVednesday 8 p. 111. Next should bo ,-,n abundant supply ot game ' Sunday morning Air. Frame will In the fail." i preach on  "Blblo Study Rules." In the
  evening   the   baccalaureate  sermon for
7 Suits  Filed  in   Local Courts , irorsham   township   schools   will       bo
proai'bod. hits   woro   filed    recently   in ^     ^^  jinnday  morning,  Juno  30, from They   in-|j,  j^,  ^o.  a daily  vaealion Bible school [will  bo   opened  al Grnre Presbyterian
N'erristown-Ponn Truat Comp'.-iny,'j.]jm.eh ot Ilorsham. This school will Ihrough Attorney llonr>- T. l-'ox, [ ],e under Air. Frame and other com- n,!;;:{iust .fane C. Rich. ' mortgagor and 1 patent teachers. Children ot school :-e.-il owner, to recover $4,220 nn a gj,^ ^j-o urged to attend and wil be mortgage on .a pruperty In Norris- : tau.clit Scripture study. Bible verses, town. sliming.    Needlework   and   bandlcraft,
Alexander Bilg-ht T);ivis, tlirough and will be ot great benefit lo all who Attorney Thonins A. KoiM'to, agalnsl ntlond. The achool will bo open every P.-^se .C.-rr,   to recover fS.I.OOn  bepaii."-'  day except Saturday and Sunday from
iti^von
the     r*rothonotary's   ofilce. elude:
and   Air.   and   Airs.   Chris.   Franz.       ot 1 green   .'illk   nnd   g
entertnlned   during   the| match, trimmed with m-eoM velvet rib-
AVeldon,   wore week-end by Allaa Flora AVood, ot I'ly¬ mouth  Centre.
Jlr. and Airs, l.ynn Rhonda, ot Nor¬ rislown, called on Air. and Jlrs. 1. Pearce lUiunda, ot J<'ymoiith Centro. on Sunday.
Mrs. John Supplee. Illymouth Cen- -tor. Is rniprovhig nicely from lu-r re¬ cenl  Illneas  aud   Is  nbout.
Thomna Gill, ot I'lymouth Centro, bns returned home attor a month's visit with bis son. llarry Gill, in Alaryland.
tContlnued on Page 8)
-1 fc'-iiiing .-'' bow witb atror;Tiieea on side. They e.-irrled houiiuets of Ih-H'w rosea.
Air. lb AVIIUams Snell wn.s best man. and thio uahoi's wore: Air. .Frederick If.   Bolger,   JI'-.   lf.-iw"''V   T.-iuaslg.   Air.
tbo   ]'ropoi-ti'   that   makes   su rlgbls vnlinb'p. but tbo bigl wavs  tii
irhna'-'Cie^lircl-a^^s'n^d'^thoi-mli?^'^'-^^  I-""'"'  -.'^J"   '-'•  "^^  '^"¦"'-  1" a bulk-tin Issued by tbe Philadelphia
].,,.„p  day will be aged 104 years. County Alexlical Society.
Afrs. A. A. Naah entertaiiied a few | Dr. Dannenburg, pointing out there friends lo a dinner on Thurad.-iy even- is no known prevenlive tor whooping Ing In bonor of   birlhday ot Air. Nash,  rough,  warni-d  that  more  cliikhen  die
           jli-s.   AVIIlin.m   Hamilton   .-i.nd   alater,  nf   thp   mnlnd.v  iliaii  ia  suppoaed.     He
Tnaciier Resigns IMrs. Leech, bnve returned to the home advised that   youngsters -wlio have tbe
Alivs   JHci-gii-rt   -:i.-ev.    11 b>f   Pow-U   ot   t barlea   HamlUon,   having   spent   tt i dlBoaae ahouid be kept away trom well sti-oet.   has   re-.luiu-1   ber   p..Mil'oii   na ^tew days In the elly. [ones.
a, te.-icbe- In tbo tiiibUc school to tnke I    Charles,   Jr.,   "lul   Oeorgo   Hauii'lon, ,	
effect at tbe end  of th-" presont torm.   are  spending a few days at tbo  home, Poor Board   Awards  Contracts
Mio b.as accepted a poalllon ns teacher  of   their   grandmother,   Jlrs.   Caroline [    Contracts   amountlug   to   more   Iban
it  llartavillo. |8(M0   were  awarded   recently  by Dir
11c ontorr-i'os wlilc'i .•-;ttrnct ni"-"l-"I"-- of p"riile. S.iii-b ali-'ns eiae¬ wbere would mean little.—Parly Okla- houinil.
June 30 to July 31   from 9 to 12.a.
Thc Aid society ot Grace Proifby- terlan church will ho'd Its regular_ meeting at tbe home ot Air. and Airs. George Beadman ou next Tuesday evening. Jlld-woek praycr meeting la hold every AVodnosday at 8 p. m. at Inc., throiigh orace Preabyterian church. The Sun¬ day  achool  board   met aftor the pray¬
of a.n leutpmebllo colliaion'on .Fobrii- nry 12, 1939, at A\1asliilngtcii lane und A'ork  rond.
I nwronco ;R. Dnvis. Ardmore den¬ tlal. through .-Attorney 11. Lester Hawa. pcalnat Anna Irfuila-^ ll'iere", to re- oo'-er $800 f-'^r professional servlcoa.
ntten    bol'Tier   Bro: .Mtorney 'Willi:ip-'   F.  D-'.nnp':owei-.  Jr..
.•v:;Mlnst .A. W. Hobnillng. cf CV.nwyd. pr .service on AVednesday Action in replevin to recover piwea- [ 'pi,p graduating class ot Horsham ."Ion of store furnl6i-.re valued ut $1,- township schoola wlll meet at Preg- r.iio. byterlan  church   ot      Horshani      next
S^niltz   cnl   I"ial\   t.i iriiiirh   .Mionioy  Himday evening to hear the baccalaur- 'chomn.s lli'|ni:ni. I'g-ilnst C. Al. Alona-  p.|tp  sermon. h".n.        Action   in   replevin   to   rvcover      c-hlidren'a   day   exorcises   were   held
In a private school In Abington town-   Stoyer,        ,  ..„„..,.,.^ -
ship. '¦    Alra.  William   Koliler  and     daughter ectors of the Poor at a nieetlug ot the   p„,,seaalon lof a i i'-io vulued at $3i;r,.      ,,j^^  Sunday  aftornoon  in Grace Pres-
S'tew:irt   Alconi.  Air.  Arthur  II.   llnci.-[- ¦ —  Jane callod on Jlra. Joseph Hartzel on ^County   Homo,   Grand  ,)urora   who   in-[     ^,.^^1   AlaW-  Nntional  bnnk.   throu-:b   ,'„,p,.ian   churcii   of       Horsham.       .\
or.  Jr..  Air.  AVIlli-nii   Hacker,  and   Air. Attend  Farmers' Week
John  do v.-  HamlUon. Tbous.".nds   of  farniers      and     thcli
Alra.  Brown  wore a   niclel  of groon  families   will   gather   at   State   College   -pviufort,   S. C,  hnve  returned   to  this i.Tiprovements. Ince. rmi nn ogg shell tone straw hat.,.luno 17 to 19 for tbo annual  Farmers' ; vicinity    for   the   sumnier   monlhs. T|,e conlracta awardod wore:  Paint.
A   reception   followed   the   eereinony AA'eek. Dairying will be featured in the j     .\   heavy   o'vctrieal   storm       passed   inp,   J.   Howard    Hay.       Jenkiii,town
Jane callod on Jlra. Joseph Hartzel on ^County   Homo,   Grand  ,)urora   who   in-[     ^,.^^1   AlaW-  Nntional  bnnk.   throu-:b   jryterlan   church   of
Salurday afternoon. speeted the institution-during the past [ ^\,i,„.|,eys     Henry   AI.   and   Ruaaell   J. splendid   program   was  enjoyed   by  a'l
Air. and Jlrs. ,\rlliur D. Alarkley. of ypar   had   recommended   a   nuniber   ot   nrownlwck,   to   recover  $4,852.3)   on  a  pre«ent. >'aufort,   S. C,  hnve  returned   to  this i.Tiprovements. ¦      ; me.-ebMndlsp   nceount. ' i    r-haHea Barker and family, ot Phll-
ll-ny:os OiiiuTv Comp:iny, throuebm,j,,pi,|,.^   spent  Sunday with his fath-
Mi-.   .lohn   Barker,   resident   of   the
Attorneys
Ijarzelero       and     AVrb-rbt at  the Jion-.e of Jlr.  and   Afra.   Brown j pi-,ii;i-n m   but  nil  lines of  farminu- ;'.c- I over   this   pbice   cul     Friday     Pvening. IJ3897;   inot:iI   celling.   Oeorge  Afowray, [ ;,gniiist Rlcbinivl Tj. KVans.  ot Ambler,  j^   GK- home at Davis Grove.
tor the famines ot the bride and bride- itlvily  will  bo  proaeuted  in      exhibits, [ whieli put ail lights and telephone con- 'gpi.|,ig ciiy. $3.10;  electric work. Bul-1 t„  i-eeover   $519.28 'on  a  n.erchandlae _! L_	
groom. italkij, and deroonBtratione. )nations oyt fur a time. [er and AA'Ulte, Norristown, $4105.       1 account. j (Continued on Paco 8)