The Ambler Gazette 19290926

              The Ambler^Gazette
V^OL.   I.I-XO. JJ5
AMBT.ER.   1>A..  SEPTEMBER   26,   1920
«1 75  A   1 EAR
Tl AND COLD POINT
ITEMS
CF  LOCAL  INTERE.ST READERS
TO
Evangelical Church to Be Renovated and Improved — Whitemarsh Wo¬ men's Club Is Organizing for Ac¬ tivities — Other   Nevi/s.
WIiltoniuiKh \\ DMii'ii'.'i ilnli nioPta this Wt^ilncsiluy allcinoon u> riHir- ganizo l'l)!' a now yenr of mtlvlllcH, The meelint; w.is helil nt .Miiiiile UiiIl Golf clul), und tho business itoBston will include eleetlun nC olllei'is und discussion of ili riinnenients lor tho If.cturo lO bo Blven on the life und aocoinpll.shnients of TlunniiH IMlHon and for a i)i'oi)o.sed nuitlon  pUnue.
Samuel WoKlner, of I'l.vnionth .Meet¬ ing', has null hasecl a new I'lllek. Marquelte.
Mrs.  Frank  I^eedoni,  who haa  spent _ some lime iluilns the .suniinei' In t'upe lluy,  returned  homo.last  Siiturdny.
Mmny    yeius    iinelianL;eil,    hii.s    .stood the  KuiiiH  edliie   ot   the   hlsloile.       oUl Plymouth   MeetlnK  ehureh.  Iliown   out I of a mi.sslon of  unknowh      lii'^,'lnnlnK, the   pre.seiit   snuetore   Wiis   I'onipU'tcd and   dedleiited   In   1SS4   by   llie   lA^in KCllcal   ehureh,   wliieh   iieeepted       Iha labors here afier the .Metlioilist  iliiirehi forfeited   their   mission   iis      n      then hopeless work  in   I.ST.S,  Ihe I'huiih  «lll now be altered uiul  renovated  upon a . lart^c .seale.  .\  InillillnK eoninililive, sel. i ected   some   lime   am",   eoniponed       *if ] Messrs.   .lonalluin   Uoilelmimh,   ('hiirles Hhoads,  F.llas  Slavin      und       lUlwood Ziegler,  and  Airs.  Charles 'Ulioads  and Miss   Kallierine      ItoileliauKli,   reported ^ to   a   eonKrei;alioiial   iiieellia;   uf        Iho KvumjellenI   t'onKi enatloiial   body       In lh<.   ehureli   last   Wedne.sday       evenlnif and   were  enii>oweied   to  inoreed  wItJi Ihe   plans   I'or   alleralloii   already   on" lined   and  a  numlier   of  addllloiKil   !<•¦>- novation  plia.>ies. 'I'he total  eslimaie of tho work to be dono  wus nearly  };;iu)0. Kor   somo   time   llio   (•oii«M'f;alloii   eoii- sldored   reloeallon    for   lh(>   chmeh   to the miiln eeiure ol'  Ihe ehureh   po)iuln. tlon   at   Harmonvllle.       'I'his   wus   not pupixaii'd  and   tho  flnal  Idoii  hau  bfon j to  lenovali.'  and  aller       Ibo       present church,   with   luuiri'   probable  eiilarne-
Ambler Bowling  League
The .\uthlei' Itow.luB lr'rt«\>e started «eii\ii|e,s HK\>in Iti,"! .Mouvltty <>vpninia- and with a «<mdly repro.vein.iilon ol in mbers bold un ideetbin of olt\<in>CN. .Xorman K, llibbs, foi- lh« seeond con- .vocullve year, was eleeled prrsldeiilj .lo.s\'ph ravalier, irensmrr; l'"rank It, '•lb Ien,   .seeretmy.
.\lueh liiteresl was .ihown In Hie Ihst year uf the buwllug leiuttic to  lueii an extent ibiit the leuRue Is now eomposvd of s team«, einnimred with lour lasl  year, 'I'liese el«\U leanis w< le
AIIEiEO BY 53| SCHOOL ACTIVIUES
  I —.-
HELD AT THE BURKHARDT HOME,   BUSY   SEASON   IN     STUDY       AND
HALLOWELL
ATHLETICS
I represented   by   Ihelr   team       eaplalnn.' 	
and   leuKue  rues  and  by-laws      were  Third  Annual   Meeting  of  Descendants
toi Ululated. '
I     .Monday,  Septrnibw SO,  was deelded
upon  as openliiK  iiluhl   ami  H'ams  win
howl   eaeb   .Monday   iiU'.lil   Iberi'ufiei'. I     There  should   he   Ueen    rivalry   wllh
llie addllion  ol   four more  i,eiims, aud
due   111   Ihe   bowllnu  e.vpeiieiuse  of  one
year,  many  new  fines should be  I'mmd
mar  Ihe  lop  wllh  llie  velerniiH,
'I'lii'ouKli    Hi    ever-pleaslnml   elloris
ol'  .loseph   I'avall. r,   pioprietoi'  of   the
local   ii'eicailoii   ceiilre,   ihe   alleys   aro
III excellent condlllon. aibl splendid re-'
ei'i'Hllon    should    he        enjoyed        here
ibroUKhoiu   the   wllllor   Meason.
LOCAL COLONY CLUB
AT   CONSERVATION OCT. 4
MEETING   ON
Mefnbors Will Bs Q<.>estR of Mrs, Wil¬ liam Patterson—"Culture of Dnhlias" tho Topic — Junior Club to Meet on   Oct.  1  —  Dsncing  Class.
(lanbai Coniniillee mi'elliii'. lor Ihe Ilrsl pioiilhly mcetliiK of Ihe ilepail- meiit III xai'ilenH and eouservallon, uhleli will be held al the home of .Mrs. Wll,lam I'al leisoii, nellilehein lilUe, on l''ilduv, (Iclolier llli. al L'.IIO, A dellnlilful prournm has lieen iir- raiiued iin "'riie Cullure of Halillas." I'vei'v nu'iiiber of Ihe elub Is eordlally Inviled   lo  come.
Till-; ciii)in',s
The   Ilrsl   meellng   of   Ihe   choruH
of Frederick and Margaret Beaver, ' Lale of North Wales —Interesting ! Exercises   and   Hospitality.
The third aiiniail reunion ol Ihe des- | oendanls   ot   3''i\-dei'lcl<   and   .Marmiiet, Iteaver,  hue of  Noilh  Wult-s, was  held i ai   the   bmiie   of   .Mr,   and   .Mrs,       Wm. llui'Uliaidl,    llailowell,    on        Salurday ,'Hleiiioon,   Sepl.   J Isl.   'I'be   yuesls   he- uaii   Ul   arrive   In   the   eaily   afuriio.m, and   by   '>   o'elocU   Tiil   nieaibeiB       wre inesent,   !l   members   beinn   absent   lor viil'biiis  re.isons.
'Phe tal les wi'le spread on ill' spaelous lawn, and llie kui'sIs di.l jusilce to ail elegant supper, bui iiie tool weatlier Uepi them from lin- nerlUM al the table, some ot llieni leavhiu with Uielr lee rream for llie Kilchen. w lu'ie a liilsk wood Ihc was iMirnlny. Tlie children were lieatcd lo a iieamil and choeolute Iiud sbiAver, dud ulMin leavlnt? ench child received ll lead pencil. A liusiness iiicci Iuk w-us Held, durlpn which Ume there was iiiilch meirlinent. A rlslnn vole of thanks was exii nded to the host ami hostess for tlli'lr unnlal hospllallty. nud .'1 very liitprestinu talk was u'lv- er. by the president. Hany M. Wo.lh. of Ilntboro, on his recent trip to fliir- ope. The remainder of the ev'IiIiik was   spenl    lu   siieclal   coiiversalliin.
The  oldest   meinber  of   the  elan  and
only    surviving    child    of       Krederiik
and   .Marnari'l   Heaver   Is   Harney     K.
Heaver, of  .North   Wales,  who  Is ciijoy-
llig   the   besl   of   health.   The   yoiiiiKi'St
^ nieinhim'   Is   Uiilli    Iturkliardt.   oi    Ard-
Mli'y.  ,\l  a  late  hour all  left  lur
liumcs sufTllim  and  happy.
j      'I'liosc   pres'iit    were   .Mr.   ami      .Mrs.
'Will.   Hilikliai dl,   Irvliin,   .Mmrell.   Maiy
I Illlll    I'aiil    Ibiikharill,    Mr.    and    .Mrs.
i WllliiU'   Hurkharill  and  daiiprhier  Iliilii,
Ardsley:    .Mr.   and   .Mrs.       Hany       .VI.
! Wiil'lh,   llalboru;   .Mr.   and   .Mrs.   Iliant
(illrleii   will   be   held   at
*^'.'"',''ai  ""' »'^.'"";',",^iCIII'lo,il a I   J.:iil.       .M      Ihl/ ' nieciluM'   the   idioms   will   lelieai'Mo   the niiisle   for   Ihe   reclprucllv       hiiicheiiii whli'h   Is   lo   be   held   al   Ihe  Matiiiiac- lurers  Counlry   Club  ou   tlclober  'i.
inent  of  the   biilldinii  Itself.  The  pres- ,.Iiuiies   10.   I ent   plans   oall   for   alteration   of    tlaCjii,,  imm,,  of   .Mrs, Interior and  Ihe  whole exterior ot  the   uflenioon,   del,   7 buildliiK.   ."^'o  addition  Is   Inehulcil       In tho bids  now  ciiminK In   Hum conli'ac- lors.   The  commltlee,  havlni?  been   ful¬ ly   einpiiwcred   lo   pronecd   wllh       llie work,   will   award   the   cimliacls   and i have   the   operations   stalled   al   once,   chorus  lusl   year
Harmonvlllo Hrenien aiiswerod a lato Mill last Wednesday uIkIiI, when ,lael(- Hon's t;uruKe, ,,n llidnc pike. Jusi norlh of Barren llill, was deslruyi'il liy lire, Although the blazo was loo fai' iiil- 'vaneed to check when the firemen ar- _ r.J.ifeii IfxrH. oC.vmtW.'-. UuiTJ4«U-"«d tUvIr work anii un entlro lank of chemical was   ua.'d   to  prolecl   iiearhy   liiiildliu'.s.
Mrs. ,Iohn Bowan, llurmonvilie, jh leported to hu very III at her home and unable  to be ahout.
Mr.   and   .Mrs.   Waller   .lanas,    Ilar¬ monviiie,   and   .\lr.   and   .Mrs.       .lacob Jamos,  of  Cuatesville,   visited  on  Hun- day  with  Mr.  ami-Mrs   .loseph  James I     'I'lic   i oliiuy   Club   aslis   llie   suppurt in   I'lymuuth Coiilrc. Innd   cu-operallon   of   the   inothei'H   In
Miss   .Matlld.a  EUlultt,     accompanied ' the elub   lo  s I  their  eblldreit,      and
by Mls,seH Jtosjulle l.aulelta and AiU-I Inlerest olliors lo .lolii. linnlnncrs' class line Williams and Francis l.aulcite, ! will be held at 11.Ull; iidvaneed puplbi, all   of   I'lymuuth   Centre,,   enjoyed   thO|-l.:i'l   b.  fi.:!!!.       Mrs.   .M,   T.     I luiii;hliiii.
I Swartley,   Carol   and   Ituth     Swartley,
" Wllbnv llruve;  Adam  Kleck ami sislers,
I I'lll-irialielh   and    Ida.   Siirlnnhoiisc;    .Mr.
'and   iMrs.   Cllffurd   II.   .Marlin   and   son
lr.,   .\inli er;    Mr.   ami        .\h«. larvey   ,M.   Slum.   Uaymund iilwiiiiil    and    Willard    Slout,   .Siublci: , "Vim
Footb.ill   Team   Promises   Well  —  The; Schedule  —   Music   in     Assembly  —I Alun-ini   Plans   Awards       to       "Most Valuable"   Pupils. I
'i'he  use  ot  visual  educaUon   for  In- i struction   term   was   begun  during  the last week  when   the  pupils in  the  ele- mfntary  '.jrades  were  shown  a pictiirp entitled    "I'an    Ameilcin    Trail     l'.la-/i- or."   'Ihis  picture  showed   the  types  of couiiiiics,   roads,   rlvcis   .ind   vei^i'talon lIl'ioiiKli   which   the   man   iraveled   who' made  l'l    irbi  from   Klo   Dc .laneiro  to; New   \'ork   hy  automobile.  It  was  very: ovldiiil    Ihal   the   roads   in   the   South! .¦Knii'iican    cuimli'les . ilo    not    compare : with   llic  I'oads   In   our  country. j
The pupils w-ere nlso shown the ', RCtlviiles of the dairy farms whleh are located In the vicinity of larg'e I'aotiMles where milk Is condensed and prepared for shipment to all parts of tlje country.
1 On .Monday niornlnir. Sept'miber! I8th, Charles .Mlison, of the Class of' 19211, visited and played a pi.ano soln, "Loves Old Sweet Sonff." with vnria-' tlons ,ind acrompanied the sludent ' body    while    they    sang   sever.al       old
BOUKS.
On Wednesday, September ISth, Ro¬ berta Cumly played a violin solu. "Sp.nilsh Dance." by Moszkowski, nnd sang   "Kasbinlrl,."   by   Amy    Kulden.
On   Thursday,   .Seplembpr   l!)th,   Afr. Toder,   who   eonipiled   tbe   song   books the   Anibler   hl'.;li   school   is   now enterl.alned    by    singing        two entitled   "The   Old   Uoiid"       and to   the   li'nlr."   by   Martin.   Mr. also    led    the    student   body    In s    songs    tnken    from    his    song book.
On I'rlday, September 2ntb, f.lnvlle Huliliison played two selections on the piano entitled "Pas des I'leus," by I)'«lilii's. and "P.use and Hultei'llies," b>'^\ ach. The members of the school expie.ssed their appreciation of hi> porfiii ma.nee   liy   generous   applause.
A few days ago Mr. Kerschner. i princiiial of the high school, i-eeelved i 'the    following    letiter    froim    ».^ irneL'ie
Kiwaniis  Plans for  Business  Show
The business session xit -he Klwani.'- Club of .Vmbler on Tuosday evening was brief. Due lo the absenC'^ of I'resident, J. .N. Arbuckle, nnd a mim¬ ber of delegates uiwl men.I,ers attend¬ ing thi Kiwanis slato ., coi.venlion .Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week in H.-izloton, no matters ot importance wer brou.ght I.eforo the ineei j„j,- f,„. disi us.slun.
Til" members dined at Fort fide Inn. Past Piesident Thomas J. I^ane, pre¬ .sided. Quite a, number of members, it was not*l in the spirit of the club, weiv attending the convention wilh Deletjates J. .X. Arbuckle, 1?. ]I. Eves • ind  U   H.  Heckler.
¦ Oscar Jf. hi lllwagon, dial inan of th ) Kiwanis edi.cation commUtee, gave a lengthy and Interesting report on i''i;i'renl events and local alTalrs. This report i"i.i'li meeting Is eag 'Vly ciijiiycd by the menibers for its infor- maUVe an,d enlightening r v.ew on various news sliols.
iPlans for be Ibislncss Show, to be held Xoveinl er 4 to II. are progressing and that ev nt will lie one of the fore¬ most cummunity enterprises in \mb'- ler fur the preseni   year.
The memliers enjoyed .a few r.innds In song before elosiiig wllh the '-^lar Spangled   Manner."
UPPER DUBLIN ilND I
MISCELLANEOUS    ITEMS    OF    IN¬ TEREST
P. T. A. to Meet This Thursday—Grace Church   to   Hold   Important   Meeting -Miss   Hood   Arrives     in    London- Dresher  and   Jarrettown, TieUcts   are   on   sale   fur   a   cliickHii
rembL"'''Kn, '"•"""•, "'^ ''^-Hirday. Sep" I, . i?^,ii ''.'" ^'''-' ^'"'•l Washinistou o hall, and may bo purchaaed fro:u any memb,u' ot the Guild. Adults 75n chl dren,   35c    Kveryone   invited '
iV'ew activiti
HjLLOWELL OBTAINS SEVEN W[EKS' STAY
.sclu.ol ai with the will pr. session.
MLlaDER  TRIAL POSTPONED TILL NOV. 12
Which ualu.g. solos. '^..'oliic Iheir.Yodi'i' ; variuii
.Mildred,   Inslliule   of   Technology,
.Mr. and .Mrs.   Harney   K.  Heaver, .Nurth Wales;   .Mr,   and   Mrs.   .Vrlhur   Heaver ,    , .,     lOliiey;   .Mr   and  .Mrs.   II.  11.  U.'iup,  N'a
I.JVVry    OUO   wbo    bcloligcd    lo Hu'i,^,,.     ,,,„,    ,.\,,^     ^valler    Heaver,    1
I Cliarles and It.iynio'iiil Heaver, Kolierl I Danehower, l.ansdale; Mr. and .Mrs. |.N'orman Heaver and son Norman, Xor- I rislown; Mr. and Mrs. llurvey Haiio- ] liuwer and daughier Melva, .N'un'is- liiwn; .Mr. and .Mrs. b'red liainluiucr. Cjlter   und   ftilth
WIIH  iiiiud   eiilhiislas lie  ubout  II,  All   membei'H  of   the  elub who   earn   lo       sliii;'       nre       eunlliilly Invited   lo   Join   ll   this   year DANCINU   i;i,ASH 'I'he Ill's! iiieetliiif uf Ihc Coluiy  Clul niinelnif   cliuHs   Will   b«   held   iFrldii, ociiiDw Ts; Jn .vIImh unhMtty'tt (tefii
l.lndcnwolil   avenue,   'I'he   cIiish   will   he umler   llie   dlrecllun   of       ihe      M Isscs i lloi:,.r,  whu  have HlicceHsfuHy  cunducl - I ed    Ihc    samo    In    pi'evlouH   yeai'H.        A]
! course of 20 lessons will bo given, fori JLI, and a special class In loc dime-| Ing, acroliallcs iilld ballet will be or-: gaiil/cil   al   a iHlbrhl   liicrcaHu  on   price, j
I     'I'lic   I oliiuy   Club   asliH   llie   suppurt i
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w,'W*r tttiii M
i ibiiigliler I lliiyinanil
.Marg.'iicl    of
Pittsburgh: will   find      checked   on   the  com- ' n|Piii'i<nici*l    priigr;«m    dnelosed        tlie : nanus of furmer students of yonr high i school   W'ho   were   gradimfed   by       the J lul, ;.CarneKte   Institute   of   Technology       in' June.    I!12!l.    We   feel    that   gradiiat ion i from col lego i-clleels credit not only on 1 the   stuilenl    liimselt.   but   ;ilso   on   the achool   In   whleh   ho   waa      prepared; I hence   uor   desire   tn   .share   Ihls   infur- I ^rriiktliiii   with  yuu.   if  .\ou  have  nut  al-, iJanohower,   of   Oul-^ r^iiSy   received   It  from  somp.,    other 'M, Wiras Detwller ami   source,     very trul
rboeiilxvllle
Heaver,   of  tjlliey,
Amtler   Football has
week-end   at   the   former's   cotliiKO   In Oceiin   Cily.
Rev. B. P. Gieseke, Plymouih .Meet¬ ing', preached In the Wesley i'. l'l. church pulpit in Piiiladelpbia, last Thursduy evening, supplying for tho pastor,   Itev.   Clemetts,   who   Is   111.
Plynioulh Mtotlng K. C. ehureh si-iit a deletratiun from its own departmeiil i to the county Sunday school conven¬ tion at Norrislown last wi'ck. The session was hold in the First Jiaiitlst church. Those attendliiK from the Ply¬ mouth church were Charles itboiids Mr. and Mrs. Elias Slavin, .Miss Nellie Moseley, Miss Orace .Mui'Kan, Uev. und Mrs.   li.   P.   Gieseke >
Services Sunday, conducted by tho tiastor. Rev. P. P. Gieseke, in J'ly- jnouth Meeting li. C. < hurch were very well attended The niornlm.r sermon was of "Paul's Three Ambitions;" the text from PhllHpplans I; 21. TiUal at¬ tenidance at Sunday school was 170, wlth_^ visitors; collei'tlun $12.SO, lian- ner classes were Mrs. Voung's and Men's lilble class. Mrs. Slavin had ttu; only star class. Christian J'lndeavor, Bunday evening, was led by .Miss Nel- lie Moseley. Thero was a program arranged, .Miss Helen Skilton reelted on "Mother," a solo was r^'iidered by MlES Margaret Smith, Scrlpturo by Miss Mary Mcl^eon and dlB<'Usslon on "How v,'0 can mako tlu; world better." Tho evening sermon topic was "Wit¬ nessing for Christ." tho text bflnu taken  from  Matthew x: 7,
Tho w-eclily church ineotlngs are: I'ln- anco board on Tuesday evening. 'J'ruy- er service every Wednesday evening, Ladlea* Aid buslncfrS session tblH Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at the homo of Mrs. Klla Lilotrlck. Junior choir at 7 and Senior choir at 8 eju'h Priday evening, Mission band, b d by Miss Stella Haker, meets Satili'diiy af¬ ternoon   at  2.39,
l.adles' Auxiliary of the H;irfiiofi- vlUo Pire company have .again l>.i.;uii a eeries of weekly card parties nn b«nelit functions for the bulldiiiK fund. The flr.st of these e^'ents was held m the fill; house last Saturday evenlnir p with great success. Mrs. A. Kumbo ' and Mrs. T. .1. Sheppard aro In charg'} of tho parties this month. They ar*; to bo continued each .Saturday evenlnif in the hro house, Indefltiltely. A nuin- Ijcr of attractive prizes are alwayu fc'lven,
MrK. Benjamin Crowther and son, Benjamin, of Germantown, spent Sun¬ day with Mr. and Mrs. Eu«en< Light¬ kep and  f.amlly. of T'lymotith  Centre,
Mlss'.K   St":|a   and   Marfaref     HaV.er
elinli'iiiiili.
,ii;.s'iou (!i,nn
The I'ddihir liiDOllviK of Ihe Junior Colony Club will be held In Ibe t'lub itooins  on   Uctubvr   iHt  <it   8   p.   m.
ruly yours,
' P.   S.   HARTO,   K.Kamlner."     !
The students graduated from Car- , iipgie referred to in the above letter | are lloberl W ilsun and Alvin flodshall ¦ Tho high school footb<all team de- j feated I luiislckcr's Wild Cats on .Mon-i day,   .Scptenilier   Jlird,   by   tbe   score   of i
j21 to 0. Coach Ibiimm's team Is pro- . gressiiig rapidly and promi.ses to sive' a good reiKirl ot Itself. The footbilll , schedule  follows: I
Septeinlier 27, ttoyersford
; October   4,   Ablngton October    11,    (lonshohoc.ken
The,     yuiiuv;  pci the   lempi'i'iiani'i' sliool.   lUei'i'Sliiig Uolii'i'lii,   Ambler,
EUREKA
look l^niiu
mil pll
lalks .\iina.
i'liar.ir>    of III   Si"idiiy icre  given   by Coin  II    Wll-
ll/im Given and  lUissell .NiihIi,
The links Coiiiily sabbatit Scliool assoeiatlon held Its (illrd iiniiiiul con- vi'iitlon at Ihl! liapljlHt chiiiili, iJoy- leslown, on Thi,rMilay iiml Kildiiy. Mrs. William Kelly was iilipolnteil illvl- donal MiipiTliiti'iident of iiliii younsr people's kIIvIhIoII, •
.Mrs, I'llwood llai'r'ilr iiinl Mrs. ('Iiarles Htenger and son were liuyls- lown   vIslloiH on   Wednesday.
on TliKi'Hilay evening Ibe alarm uf lire. WHS given whiili proved lo b- tbe bnrn ul' .Mr, Clii-yKlal at 'J'riideHvllle. About i'l rnlniiteM laler the barn of his n<-lgbbor, Mr, nitrnrn, wan un flre, Hoth burned ':'» th > ground.
,\lr.   anil   .Mrs,   H,   A.   Clyrner   spent Ibe   v.'iek-eiiil   at      llu Pecks J'onil.
.\ri'M.     Carl   Kohl' r honor lit tho  1 J^rlhday Mm.     ChurK'S   ('.hive, were;    Mr.   and     .Mrs, Mrs,       l';riillv   I'-bnk,
Hob .^liocmakei', who has niamiK Iho Amhler I'lehi Club football team for a numlii'r of yours, ha, leen se- I cicil to pilot tlu) .Ml. Airy \, A, elub llils fall. The Hruunds at liarren lllll, used a few years ago by Frank Te- gan's eleven, will be llie bome of .Man¬ ager   Sliueinakcr's   iiiitll'i   this   s ason.
A  lirst-class  cloven  will  bo  idaced  in j ^^j;;,"^^^.   j^    yprlngfleld till)   Held   that   will   oompete   tavorably; Q^j^ji^y^.  „r,    Hi-istol wllh   ull   tho   I'.idlng   clubs  of  eastern ;j,jj,^,j.j,„^g-;.'",_   jenkintown Pennsylvania,   an'.l    .New   Jersey.       ''•'^-' Sovemher 8,  AVillow Grove Hriioks   will   be   lu   charge  uf  the  team ;;v;oyg,.f,,,|.j.   jr,^   I.ansdale as   coach,     whicii   will,   no   doubt,     he ¦ .November   2:i,   Alumni welcomo  II  W'S  to  Iho  fans.  :'7,   players'      Miss   Ituth   Hrlster,   an ari. working out'.'hree evenings a week | Ambler   high  .scliool,   who 111  preparations for the opening game, j nursing  at  Johns  Hopkins
I'liirekJi,   eal In.
iitci'lalni'il iu of her mother ThoKO present ( 'uariea Kblve, ,NTr,   and    Mr«,
whlcli   lak s  place   next  Sunday  afti mion.  ,MI.  Airy's  oppoi.cnl  will  Ij.'* an iioimcKl   I v posters.
Among   thoi 1 layers  are   tho  follow-' Ing:   ('link, a, Gleiisido boy and former; slur of tho Abingion high school team.! Clink   was   a.  mmber   of   the   G|i;nsidi'J cluh     las:;   yiyu-.   which   team   -svas     a [ meniber   of   thn   Huoks-.Mont    profes-1 sloiial   leagii)e,   and   was   ratcl   one   of; the  best  pla.y rs  of that leagaie.  Mur-' ray, who halls  from  f:liiey,  is another pliiyer       whu   cimies   to     .'Shoemaker's ' leam   w  II   reel mmcii'.led.  tjarb'ti'k.   the furmer    f lilriii'i iilowii    high    and    Penn ^ Stale star, will also be found with the I elub, ns will  Virgil ,folinsoe    wlio play¬ ed   with   .Millvlllo   eleven   last   .season. "Wblley"    Tompkins,    need   no   intro- ' duction,  ns  he  Is  'lulto well known to 111 • fans  of  Ambler  und  Xorth  Penn,: for hn played with the locals last sea-
Away Away I H'onie I Away I Home ] Away I Away I Home I Home I
a, lu minis   of | trained   for !
,  Baltlmor.^ |
I wont     to   Ithaca,   N.   Y.,   on     Sunday,
I Sept^'iiiber   22nil.      AT'ss    Ijrister     will
I havo   chai'ge   of  'rlio   contagious   waird
of the  infirmary at  Cornell unlv'isity.
Tbe   Alumni   .\ssoclaticn  of  Amblor
high  school  held  an  interesting  social
and   business   meeting   i.n   fSptember
17th.   7."i   members attended.
Uussell Davis, < hairman of tlie con,s''!itullon commiltee,' had copies of a new cunslitutiim distributed, which was adopted after dlscussiun and ex-. planatlon.
.Miss Gruce V,''o«lward, of the activi¬ ties I'uminl te'. re|Mirteil that her com¬ miltee ha I planned llie following events fur llie year: .\ tennis tourna¬ ment, foutball game, Haliowe'-n barn d.ance, basketl.'ill game fur 1 uth iMiys ancl gills, caril part.v, pla.v given by members of tho association, .and a re¬ ception   for   the   Senior   elass.       One
son, Nace Uax >r, known ns the phan-jpvent will bo held monthly throughout torn  of  llio   biuklle.ld  sfpiftlil.  has abso tbo year. '
wlgn(»1 with tbe club, .foe Bmk. of President Charles Bolimer presented Kast Kails, will le fuiinil in the lin ¦- -'i plan to gave a key, similar to fra- iip. Olliei'  Past  Falls'  players likely tn i mrnll.v    k':'ys,  to  tho boy and    to tho
Injury to  Chief  Koons    Causes  Prose- |
cutor to  not   Oppose   Defense  in   Re- i
c|Lesting    Delay—New    Witness    May ,
Have   Important   Bearing   on   Case.     I
111   tbo   ab.selico  of   Uislrict   Altorneyl
j  Fraiiis -N. Uonningor,  win,  did not ajj-1
I pear  to  cont st   the  acd.on   ijillier   than i
j tlu'oU'-sli  a   written   brief,      wliieh   wasl
submillod      to    Uie   courl      previously, I
I I hiof  "lefeiise   counsel     for   liobeit   .M. i
' Hallow II.    .Ambler   garage   proprietor!
I and Ilrsl of   iireo men indlctoJ for llie i
; murder of  Williani  Norman  Heim lato j
lust June,  .Monday  morning socured  a!
continuanee  of tho  case  until  Nov  ni-|
ber 12. _ !
Tho  conliiiuan<:e   was Vranled   by   J. ]
Amblor   Williaiu.s,   president   judge   of 1
.Alontgomery    couniy    Common     i'lui.s !
Ccurt,   at   tho   courtlious,.   in   Norris- I
town,    upon   ai'pl.ealiion    of   Thfodurej
l.ane   Uoan,   chlof   of   defen.se   coun.scl j
for   Robert,   Isaae   and    llcirry    liallu-;
well, j
Though    sum ,     ubservers   were    In- j
clineil     lu   imply   ili'liuiiNcncy     on   Llie!
part   uf   Ihe   prosi'iailur   in   pormitting 1
the plea for continuance to go almost
by default, o'lh.Vs, looking deeper into
the situation,  regai.lod  it as a   shrewd
bit of  legal   maneuvering  on   the  part
of tbe cuunty pros icutur.
It was pointed ou:i tliat .Air. Ren¬ ninger had been iilaced in a dillicuit position bec.:iuso of the gray ' Injuries suffered by two of the Common- wealth's principal witnesM-a, both of whom are recovering in the Cliestm/ lllll hospital from injuries sustained in a  motur crash on Salurday night.
They are Chief of Polir.o Sherman It. Koons. of .-'pivnglielil township, an I his  sergeant,   Frdil  Fluck.
To further complicate the situ,'ition, Mr. I'ean acciinpanled 1 is p.tition I'or con, inuanco w^th two depositions of new defense witnesses, imrport- ing to prove that Chi f Koons was not the hrst man, .as hithei-to .suppos¬ ed, to insrect the wrecked Helm car and tlie charr d body of the dead man on IMIR 1,1, HIII, Joshua Boad, near Fort AVashington, on Friday morning. June 21.
K. E. Stackhouse. who lives on Joshu.a read near Jtilitla Hill, in his deposition .avers that he found tbe car ,at 0.2.1 o'clock on that morning, open¬ ed the door, arvd that Ifelm'fi body slumped down Into th-> driving seat. This st.atement Is suppo;-tP.:1 1 y Wal¬ ter Snyder, employee of tl.e Fort AA'ashington Pumping StaMon. who avers that Staekhouse aske:l h'm to •relephon-' the information to Chief TCoons. The latter w.as not a', home. the deposition continues liut the mes- sago was given to his wife.
Tt was pointad' out ':hat though the defense petition for continuance vas based on the ¦allegation that Common¬ wealth \Vitnesses, numbering 104, h.ad be.^n instriirt'ed not to discuss the case with pp.an or his associ.a...^s, the defense could have clajmekl tii.at the testimony of St.ackhouso ,and .Snvl'r cb'ingcd the entire situation.
.Afr.   Renninger,   'ilieso   observers   iii-
.MiisHclimain, Mr, and Mrs, Koeb'T and won l7on.a1d, Mrs, and   ,\Ir,   and   Mi'«,     William
,fosepli
Howard
PJiiliop
Kohler, '   1
.Mrs, Hanna. J dinson entert.'iined to a 1 o'olock luncheon Mrs. Adaline Swiirtzliuid<;r, MrM. WJlUnpi Krout,, .Mrs. Martha .AfcKliiMliy, Mrs, Hanna i MtU'Stiir, .Mrs. J, D. Hoovor, Mrs. Wll-¦ ll:itii Koliler, .Mr«. U-wts, Mra. IP.ward; Mnllln I O'l  .\llK" I.dna .Moire. ,
P,<.(;ent dinner xiiedifi of Mr. audi :\rrs, r'arl KohlerAiei,.; Mr. and Mrs.! I!.d/ U Worthlnglon, \S'i', and ,Mr». ' Charles HliJvit and ,Mr«. Mnlly Bla/k.
¦lolm  liandl'on I lie piiKt weeU,
V.dH  UII   the
' I;   f d.
Wynccite Bey Hurt
GJlbtrl   W'e'.r,   «,    of  Wyncote,     w:is' brultf-d  uhout tbo he.-wl  Hunday nigh, wlien  Ihn ttUloinol lie In  which  ho wns, riding v.lth blx tiiltifr, Gilbert .1, V.'eir,
be wllh the club are Jack Costello. ond .loo Coley. I''i'eddy Aucamp Di SImonc: of Wis"ern Jfniyl.and eolle.tie, is anollier star thai will be found wf 1i the club. Among thei Arnbler boys signed are "Huiii" Bros^, "AVlnily" Douglass, Krisan, "JJardie" Douglass, .tayior and ono or two others that will be aniiuun"e<l i.mi..|-. Khi'r ,an.l T" 'n. .if l'"uvvii I I 'I. n-11 .ilso be f " d w,l'!i the elifli. Uynn, Ktarelelto -ind niin- b-jit-y are formei' stars of Catholic high. JCender and Coleman, of Temple rnlversty. which completes tin list of 1 lu.ycrs. and whlrh, it i.< c.intendC'l l.y .Alinager Kliuemakei' njiinds cut a we'l-balaii«ei| te;'m. The grounds hav.. been put In excellent condition for the opfining game, and there wjll iilsfr be splendid arrangemi i » - to t.ake cure of Ih ¦ big crow.l.
girl   of   tho   Class   of   1930   considered | sisted.  veis- .shroivdly hn.l avoided  the
of most valuo to the school durin Ihla school ypar, A copy of the design of the key was presented to the as¬ sociation, and tho plan adopted. t Percy Hippie, Jr., spoko concerning the tennis tournament which started .Saturday, September 21.st, Any alumni workln.g to enter the tournament v.ill net  In  touch  with Mr. Hippie.
.Atereditb Douglass issued a call for football candidates which met with a largo rosiHmse. The alumni \'S. high school game schedule for S.aturday, Xovember 2:iril, iiromlses tu be a real gam.e.
Alter the business meeting the alumni adjourned to tho fr5'mn.aslum where tho social committoe, directed hy Miss Helen Fislier, had an-anged for   cards,   dancing   and   refreshments
complication.s arising from such a sit¬ uation, by remaining .absent, whilo .at tho same timo .avoidin? the, undesir¬ able necessity of h.avlng a, Common- ¦wealtli 1 le.a for continuance inserted In The record, i
Whitemarsh   Men's   League
PENLLYN
.Mrs   Jesie  P.odeba'.nh,  i>f |  '''"*'    -* H'-'h""'''   aveoiK
, „ . , Tho Whitemarsh Men's League will colUled at Proad Klreet an.3 Allegheny [resumo its meetings in St, Thomas' aventt,'. f'Mluaeiphln. wlt». an aulo parish house on Wednesdav evening, driven  by  P.ev.  Peier  Kiicliarski,  2<',ir;;oet.  «,  with   Iiev.  I'ercv C.  Slcckman.
and Mr. and Norrlstown, and Mr and Mrs. yrcil Ollard and children, of Tioga, wvri entei-talned on Bunday by I>»muel Kodebaugh anrt daughter, Mlsfi Katb- • erine Itodebaugh. of Plymouth Centre,
Miss Lillian Mo«<»Iey, TfartnonTlUc, entertained tho clmw of Mn*. .Tuhn Kilpatrick, from Plymouth Meeting B tJ. Sunday school, on Tuesday '•vening',
Mra Ciirollne 'Vogt, ¦Plymouth Owi- tre, visited Mr. and Mr*. Jtlchitrd Vogt In  Xorrlstotvn on Sunday,
IMHtiir Itt St, All.*r1'«  Pollb  fVithoIlc
I Idireh,   Thorr.f/Hi/n   iireet   and    All jfhetiy 'iV'»'no<',    Tne  injured  b'y »re/i>/*l (it yt, Ijuke'x l-.oufpltol.
Priladelpbla,i„f   ,|„.   Seamen's   Institute.   :i.a
speaker.    All   men   are   cordlallv     1; a   pvr  p'ate.
the
and homo
and were
Ivlled.   Dlnni'i-   al   !;.:;(».
Reimer Reunion
ii.j'd
¦I
Tin JUdtrKsr reunion was hell on Hiff. Ti bt th« Ji<*»n« (/f Mr, and Mrs. fU-uncn Chiirt'i/n., on '.klfjpfi/k pike, «!<»ntr«f Hi(t$u<", fliicjits w    « tlK're frorn
Aniiil,-r, Wlllc/w <>rr/v«-, .Vorristown and I the railroad grado crossing on  Cherr> Allontown,  19 tWldren  y>vro  present,! street,   subject   to   the   approval      c ^ oC wtuton -waa a, irrcat grandchild,   the public servh.-e commisBion.
Railroads to  Help Pave Conshohocken Street
Tho Pennsylvania and Ucadirif: rail- road.i havo agreed with Conshohocken liorough to contrlbuto $18,C70 towards (ho paving of Washington street, provided tine borough agrecH to alTOlish |er,
Mrs, Hector .A. ,Sinzheimer daughter, Olive, have returned from Genii.antown hosptiai.
Earnest   Shariow   nnd   f.aniily S.imuel  Hunti?r.  of    Philadelphia, caller,s   .at    the    Kenyon.   residence   on Sunday.
-Afr. and Mrs. Oliver Rosenberger and family spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. .md Mrs. Joseph Ruby,  of Ambler.
Mrs, AV, H. Adams, of .Ambler, visit¬ ed  Miss  f'harlotte Krauss on Jlonday.
.Services   in   Penllyn   chapel       Avere
'.veil .attended  on  Sunday, The speak-
a   Philailelphia   mission      worker,
"Faith,"   taking
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*,'aA'e   an   address   on Iiio text from Heljrewj^ j,.   .Sunday school.
V ORELAND
Walter Kessle;-, a resident of AVal¬ nut avenue, has just returned fjonu a 3-monllis' trt'ii> through the countries in Fnrope. This week he '.as re-eriter- • d tiie Wharton s hool ui the Uni- versit.v  of  I'ennsylvania.
Jlrs. liobert Kenyon and iirfant daughter, Joan, have roturned home from .Abington hospital.
Mrs. Conard .Arnold and Jliss Clara C.aiT, of Jarrelli.wn, calleil on JUr.i. Amanda Sands. on AValnut ,aveun'>, last Thursday,
.A. Cr, (^ressman has had oil penetra¬ tion spread on his s.ono driveway.       |
Robert Kenyon has luid tha grading j finished about his home and .a random I ston.i wall* lafd.
The firemen's oa/inival, i'n,-mccossfid last week l.ccau.se of the cold even¬ ings, will continue this F'riday and "-'.iiurday evenings.
Ambler   Man   Grjilty
.¦A. jury before Judge Geor.ge C. Cor¬ son, found I-ulgi Bocchino, of Ambler, guilty of a serious charge, but rec¬ ommended the ineix-y of tho court, i: .'(hino, who is married and has a 1 ug'i  iiunlly  to  .support,  will  he  seo-
IcnccC! l.ater.
vited. ,     ,, \^''" I-o introduccl in¬
to tlio moouiig of tho Hoi..j'..; in. p .j. A., to b„ held this Th;.rsday ufter-i noon at 2.3U in the Lower Hor«h;un gr.ule school building. Ti-e prograni committee under Jlrs. Benjamin Park b.is arranged a splendid educational entertainment. Profes.sor Kdwarl S l,lr,g, sumrvising princiDii uf tho Al«ngiiin .schools, will address Uio pareni s n„on thoir relations with lU manner of co-opcratlon eachers. .\ musical featuro cede llie legular bUKines.i 'I'he oxocutlvo committeo meets at, 1.30 on the samo allernuon to  pr. pare  for  the  bLsinc:-.,s  sess.on.
Guice Union eliurch, of Horsham, facos a chuico of reiuainlng a union cliapel or in aiccepting be doi'lrines of the Prestiyterian faith as a mission of tlial church. A congrctfailimal meet¬ ing will be he«l Wednesday evening, uc'ober 2. in the Ilorsh.im cburch to hoar the opiiiiun and c'loieo of thi members. Uev. II. W. Ilahaway, I'hikudelph ;i, o.veculis'e scitretary oil ill- boanl of the I"rc-ibyterian .Nortii, will preside, (.'.raoe l'nion i huiieh had prevlou.sjy aiv opted the rrivllego ot- fi'ied by the Pi', sbylery lo furnish a minisle'i'.til supply ',o this pulpit. The Issue now bofore the congre¬ gation is to accoiit or reject Ihe proposed to bocomo aililiated un¬ der llie n.iiioiial cunlroj of ho Pre.sby- tery. I'.';v I-y inomber Is roiiuostod to atleml arid u-ill be ol'torod Iho right lo voice any  op niun on  ihe  nia. tor,
Jlr. and Mxa, l-'rank i.'ui ker spent i;in enjoy.ibl. <lay SuiKlay on a motor trip along Lho Hudson river in New A'ork. The Korkors visited wilh .Air. and .Airs. Jlehlen Winner, of AVy¬ combe, on Saturday, and early the fol¬ lowing morning left for Ijihaska, wdl, re they were joined in tite 'trip by .Air. and .Airs. I..e'vis Webster. The lour covered more than 3l;0 miles as far as Poughkeepsle, .\. Y. The party return¬ ed In th - early evening.
Two Horsham youlhs, grad lia; e of Abinglf.n lil-,'li .'ichool last spring, have entered the fiesbnuin class at the Uni¬ versity of P.nnsylvanla. Harold Uaaer is studing engineering, ani'l Flvin Shankin.  is   taking dentistry.
iMis. F:r|e I'illm'il .and .biuglll;*-. Mary I'lll.a, have rci;urned from .Ablng¬ ton hospital to Ihelr home in Hors¬ ham.
Mr. and Mrs. Georg • Zeitler liavH moved into their near home on Home¬ stead l.ane in Horsh.am.
A. <'ablcgTam reeelved by Mr. an.l Mrs. .\. 11, Hood, of Ilor.jham, haa in¬ formed of tlii.. .safe Journey and ar¬ rived of their daughter. Jliss Pe.atrica Hood, in Kngland. Jf'ss Tload has en- tvred "lie I'nlversily of Tjmdon to stindy joii.r'nallsm.
Xi'rmnn Grelsley and familv ar,' the new tenants of Frank Palmer In the residence on tho Palmer Mill property. Iforshani A'olunteer F'iro compajiy answered n fire rsxll on Jfonday .and extinguished a blaxe under the floor of a tenant house on the Orley pro-- pertv.
Jfr. and Jtrs. Carlton Price and •laughter, Carrull. JTlss Betty Price, of Cermantown; JIIss P>arl:ara .Sworn, of Srarklll, X. Y.. called on Jfr, anil Jfrs. Wilham A'each .at ithe K. G. E. home, Havis Grove, on Saturday. Mrs. Wlillam B. Sworn were the'r guests •vening.
Charles Xewton, ITenry Roebriok, of Upland Castle, X.>. ISO, visited nt the K. G. K. home on Sunday.
Jfem! ers of Horsham Fir- rom¬ pany .are formulating the preliminary plans to begin the erection of ,a dam breast across the creek at the rear of The I'liends' mec'^ nghoixso proi)err>- for a iM>tentlaI water supply to safe- giiaid th.' commirclty In ease of fire.
Services Sundny in Grace L^nlon chapel of HorshaiiT nere ennducfeid by the pastor, Ifoward T>. Frame, -who j-reached in llie morning on "Tho Sin of XTnbi-llef." Tho evening topic Avas "llie li;ilances cf God." Xe.'ct Sunday The pastor's sermons Will be "TwPe for Jlen" and "A Wls.^ Choice," Thero wero OS In Sunday s.'h.ooI, Pr.ayer meeting this week I.s held at tlio resl- deno.i of Mr, and Mrs, AA'llliam J. Ty¬ son. Tlio Ladles' Aid society hold a specl.al businoss meeting r,ii Jfonday evening to setti ¦ fir tho lafcteria supper licld on Saturday evening'. A tidy sum was realized for the building fund.
The Senior Cl-.ristinn Knd avor bod.v ¦ leferred its legnlar service Sunda.v evening and attended th^ union meet¬ ing of tho F^deavorers of the Xortii I'enn brancli at the Baptls' chi'iich in Hatboro.
Mrs, P. G. Jipyer, IJreslier, Is eii- terUilnlng on3 of Ijer brothers.
Tho rebuilding of the streu'i of Welslii road betweei^ AVUlOAV Grova and tho bridge over tho Trenton Cut¬ off has beeu started by tbo Cnloii Paving Company and Is now closed to 'irafTio.
Susqueli.mna .'treet road ^rom Dresher to Roslyn has 1 een re.c^ided and resurl'ace.;l. ;;nd is now In srlendld repair and open to tratllc,
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. JlcConncI. Jar¬ rettown, attended the funeral of tho former's aunt. Jliss A'ii:3:inia Connel, in  Homybrouk on Sati4rday.
Williani Jl. Taylor, .farrottown, Im out ag-ain nfler an attack of grip.
SpecLal evangelical servicos aro be¬ ing held in Jan-ettown Af. K. church this tV-'ek.
JlilUpn Bufheld is iji at Ills home in J;«T<;tlOAVn, ¦vrtch 1'.imt.age.
and   twA)  children Inst    AA'ednesday
.T.   .T.   Tliorpp.  and
foontlntied on pass 8)