The Ambler Gazette 19250129

              The Ambler Gazette
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VOL. XLII-IN^O. I
AMBL.KR.   PA..
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Fall on Ice Injures Mail Carrrer— E>ance at Grange Hall Every Satur¬ day Evening —Mrs. Killmer Much ImphDved—Lime Stone Operations— Plymouth   Centre.
Mr. anel .\li-8. Russell Vetter and Uaut;liicr, I'lymouth Centre, visited his pai'cnta in Noiristown on  tiuntiay.
Mra. Ellwood Winterbottom, Pros- peel I'ark, Bjient aeveral days last -week with Mrs. Helen Hamel, of I'ly- Diouih  Centre.
Je«seph      W.ai'buiion.       Cold     I'oint, Blipiied and fell on the ice recently and BUKtained     a   severe     sprain   In     ono )   Bhoulelcr.     The   resullirLf;    injury     hasi . iri'taily    ininpacitaled   him,   but   ho   is ¦    now   unable  to  cany   on   bis  duties aa ^je-urnl   postman   ill  Haiiiionville  section Mrs.   Carroll   ateifer,   of   .\'e>rristown, was the guest of her  brother,  Willlam | Wilson, of Plymouth  Centre.  Saturday. The   Kuropean   .Sorenaders   are   fur-1 nishing   line     music  at   the     Satui'day I evening     dances   at   the     tlinnge  hall. I Plyinouth   Centre.     These   aff;drs   are to   be  held   every   Saturday   night  and, have   thus   far   been   very   succossfuily! conducted by   Harry. Canipbell,  of I'ly¬ mouth   .Meeting,     la^.. public   at  lar,a;e Ik inv.led   to patronlie the dances and aiel   in   the  success   of   the.se   Salunlay evening affairs. '
Mrs. Howanl Jones and two chUdren, of  Noriistown,   were enterlaineel   Wed¬ nesday   la-sl  nl   the liiinie of .Mrs.  Mary Fisher,   of   t'.yinoulh   Centre. Mr.   and      .Mrs.    Christian Lansilale,     visited     Mr.   and Pleree    Kliiiads.    uf    I'lymoulh la»t  Sunday.
A large elinner svns serveel on Sun¬ day at till' hoiue of -Mr. nnd Mrs. Rayniiiiiil .Marple. of I'lyniouth Centre, to .Messrs. .lohn .Marple and Milton Marple, and -Mrs. Helen. Hamel and chilelren, of Plymouth Centre, Mr. and Mjs. cj. I". Uex anel .son. .Maide (Jlen: Ml. and .Mrs. .Vi'is Willingham. of Nor- ristou-n. and -Mr anel .Mrs. Hu.ssell .Nlt- teinner  and  son.   of  l'e<iarville.
-Miss -M.arion Kode'baiigh, Harmon¬ ville. sjieMit .Sundny with her grand- niothor. .Mrs. i.einupl P.odcbaugh, of Plymouth   Centre,
Mrs. .Ma'^gie P. Khonels 1 as decided to dispeiHe of her housebolel geieids and personal propeity at publie' ' sale on Halui'dny and will sell arlieles as ad- vei-tiseel on othe'r iiages of this issuo. The  truste'es  of  tlie i'olel   I'eiint   Bap-
Wissler. -Mrs. .1. Centre.
EUREKA
-Mrs. Klwood Hanai', of this place. Is sjiending the week witb her bi'vnher nnd wife, .Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas l.ai- ;;alci'e,   of   -NorrlBtown.
Miss -¦'V^imie Kirk, who resiiles with her sisler. ills. .Oliver II. S. .Mu'iirei', is coniined to her bed iluentened with pneumonia.
-Many of the" young folks In this vicinity have been eii.je>ying coastiim lhis past .veek, as il never was belter than  at  the   present time.
-Mrs. Hanna .lohnson, of Chalfont, is spending the winter with relatives in   West  I'hiladelphia.
.Mrs. li^iii'ma Weir Is visiting her ilaughter. -Mrs. Uobeia -M. Weisei, of Prospeclville. '
Waller .Swarf/laiieleV hns rellneiiiish- ed his position with W'lllin.ni Kohle.r, and has secured employment in I'li.il- lont. '
Williani Hamilton is ill wilh grip at the home ot his sister in Philadelphia
Grateful   acknowledgements   are   e.x- teiided  this week  to Mrs.  Jacob  Kunz and   Mrs.   Charles   Hishop   for   contri buttons   to   the   hot   lunches   at   Pros¬ pectville   school.
-Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Willler and Mr. and .Mrs. P.obert Weisei enjo.\-ed .1 sleighing iiariy one night lasl week, visiting at tho home of Mr. and .Mrs .Sherman Peiry.
Abrani Clymer was the guest on Sunday of Mra. Kll'.i Swaiiley, of Chalfont.
A einiidy kitchen hns recently Iwen established in connection with the bakery   at   I'haifoiit.
Howard A. Clymer had the misfor¬ tune le) bi'eak a front axle on his truck below  Prosuei'tvllle  last  week.
Hev. E. E. Leiphort. pa.stor of the Pleasantville church, exehnnged pul- j}its last Sunday with Rev. C. (5. Petri, pastor of the Reformed chureh nt Schwenksville. Itev. .Mr. Petri nlso conducted tho preparatory service lure' on SuiuHy morning. .Next Sunelnv niorning Holy i:oiiiiiiiv«ioii will be nel- ministeied.
The Cliris'.iar Kneleiivnr sue-lety beld .'I seivice on Sunday evening leiniiiiein- orating the founding of Chrisi inn I'lii- deavor. .V siilenilid aiidress was given by R P. Greene, presielent of the C, E, soeiely   in  Montgomery   county.
-V meeting of the consisteii y wns held on Tuesdny evenliiK nl Un pnr- aonago.
Tho piayer .service wns lield on AVednesday evening nt the honn ni .Mr. and Mrs.  Williain  -M.  Swai tzlnmler.
The hymn for study In the Iocnl chui'ch this nionth is "Just ns I Am." This hymn was coiiiposeil in ISIH by -Miss Charlotte iilliott. -Miss KllieUt wa.s iielpless and ;1n iiivniiel feir n long lime.
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OPENS   AT 3   P.
ON   FEBRUARY
S1.75  A   YEAR
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FOR
AMBLER   ON   FEBRUARY AND   a
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Lecture   by    Dr,   George   H.   Turner   to '   . Be   Followed   by  Concerts,  Addresses and   Exencises  Afternoons and  Even¬ ings  Until  Wednesday, Feb. 4.
'rhe-   .Sunrilinioie     i li.iulnuiiun     has assigneei   \ei'.v   atlrae-t i\"e.   prograiiis   tu the  ('etilie  Seiunre  npiiuintnieni will   open   next    .Monda.v    nlii.'.i
.'.i, wlie-ii 11 lee'tui-e will be eleliv^reel by Or.   (ieorge   il.   Turner,  an   inlefesiing
j speaker,   who   will   discuss   a   [.opular
I and    timely    subject.      Folleiwiiig   will
ihe a concert by .Mardiettis Swisv Yodleis. The Junior Chaiilnueiiia will then  lonvene.
I In the evening Marchelti's Swiss Vodlers will  present a  conceit,  follow-
, ed by a lecture by Kdward P. .Miller em   the   subject,    "The   World   in   Our
I Door Yard." which presents many possibllitieH   of   inteiesi   and   surprise.
The seeond day program on Kcb. i will open at I p. m., when Dr. Turner will again lecture, and the Kestiva.| l.adies' Quartet will present a concert, followed l<y the Junior Cbautnueiua. -Miss   Nuss,  superintendent
In the evening the Festival l.nelies' Qtinitet will again eiileitain, to be followed by Chancellor Cieorge llrnd- ford, who will deliver a lecture ou ""I'his Way lp."
On  Keb.  4  at  :;  p.  in.  the junior  ac tivities  will   be prt-sented  by  the  Jolly Juniens,   I'olloweel   by   a  I'ocital   by   the
i.lobiis-Uinggold   Recital Co.
Ill the .-veiling a three-act comedy, "The- Bubble"  will  be  pre'-  •'¦ i
Season tiike.'ts for Ihe entire course jL', which iiiikos a veiy reasonable eteiiiise price considering the high (liiality of the pi'ogriinis. Tbe single iidmission basis for the course would make the senson tie'kets eeiual lo .$4.50. The local eoiumittee Is seeking to Insure large ntlonelaiU'es for all the niiiiibei's. -\ few si'nson tickets are slill .iiv/iil.ible. anel even those per.sons who e-ar, liear onl.\' n portion of the IH'eigrams. the i2 ticket is slill the e'heaiier method anel the one that is iiieist   helpful   to  the  local  committee.
PROSPECTVILLE
.Mrs. Walter KiHiiian has laken lo boiu'd several niel e'hildren from a Philadelphia   honie.
Mi'.s.  August   Belmont,  of  Wissinom¬ ing,    is   spending    sejiiie    time   at   the homie of Mr. and .Mrs. Aj-thur Williams. Mrs.   Gustave   1-iuber   will   entertain! lhe card club on Friday evening.
rtev.  Walter I'oweif;  Rev. J. Dunbar, of   Phlladeliihla:    Mr.   and   Mrs.   Clar- euce Johnson, eif llorsham, were gue«t.« at   the   home  of  Mr.  and   .Mrs.   WHlt(.rj Sprouse  on   Sunday. j
Joseph    Glo.ster   is   billing    for   .Iohn' SerriU   this  u-eeVt.
-Mr.   and    .Mrs.    Brunswiek    and    -Mi Wm.   Thornhill   and   ramily.   of   Phil.i-! lie Iphla,   weiS'  recnt  ,^¦uests of Jll.  anel .Mrs.   MaJelwIn   Spence. ,
which   fMiiilitfui nnel prolitable Sunday Se;heieil i     Charles    Koliei'ls      nnd      family.      ofl .111   nl": insliiute,     whicii   wns   beld     here   Inst ''Vaple Glen; Jof-eph Shelley and famlb winter.     Another  one  eiiually  as  good, j visited   Mr.  and  Mrs.   Leslie   Shepherd. I II'   nut   betler   than   lhe   one   last   year liaJi been luranged.
Note   .some   of   the   speakeis   coming for the iii'eaKion.    -Miss Kva Mae John,
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MISCELLANEOUS     ITEMS TEREST.
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der Auspices of the Baptist, Pree- byterian and Lutheran Churches — Good Programs Containing Strong Speakers—Will    Record   Attendance.
,   .Man.\    111'   lho   giniel   calzeii.s   nf   Ain bler   will   reineniiier   with   pleasure   the
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of Phil.iilelphia;  Miss .Mary Macomber, with  the   Piesbyterian board  of Cluis- tion eelucation;   Mr.  Walter 13. Howell, genernl   tield     representative     of     the Presli.\ terian   board   of   Christian   edu¬ cation;   .Mr.   Wesley   II.   Hoot,   siipi-rin-j tendent     of     rJlockley     Baptist     Bible; sohool, Phila.:   Rev.  Wm. J.  Miller, Jr.,! imsliir.    Tabernacle    Lutheran    church, Phlln.;   Rev.   E.   11.   Benisall.  Jr.,  super¬ intendent      young      people's      division, i Penna.   Stnte   .Sundny   Schoeil   a/<socia- | tion:   .Mi;s.   Klizabeth   M.   Finn,   special' field   worker,   Ameriean   P.aptist   Pub-i llcatiiin     society;      Rev.     Howard     K. Hand,   D.   11,,   pastor   Park   Avenue   >I K.    ehurch, , Phila.;    Rev.    M    Hadwin Flsehor, Ph. D.;  superinlendenl of edu¬ cation     for   the   I'ennn.  Stnte     Sunday School   asseiciation;    llev.   C.   P.   Wiles. D.   D.   editnr-in-ehief,   T.ulhernii   Sun day
on  Sunday.
Mrs. WalUM- Sprouse lias t:Lken eral children from the Aid Kocii board.
.Mrs. Mary Williiims. niother of -Mr Ailhur Williams, is seriously ill nt her   home   here.
Mrs.   l.aura   Weiss   la   siiendlng   sev- JiLseph  Maust,  nf  Whitemarsh,  who  is iil   with   grip. William   Dlehl  Uliited   wilh   Preispee-t- j vllle  M.   E.   church   l.isl   .Sunday   even¬ ing. Air.    Frank   Riggs,   of   Cermnntown. lanel   .Mlss   Salome   Detweiler.   of   <;lml- j lont,    were    guests    of    Mi-,    nml    -Mrs. , Win.   Vingst  on  Sundn.v. .      A   son   wius   lioni    Inst   Tliursdiiy    i.. ;Mr.     and     Mis.     .'Vlichael     1 lacli iiiski ' They  formerly   resided   here.
.Mrs.   Margaret   l>iiily   and   family,   id" , I'liiladelphin :   .Mr. .luhn   lUisli ami   fani- il.\'.    eif   Ueixbeji'oiigli.      visileel    -Mr.    nnd '.Mr.-^.   .-Xugust   lleck   nn   Sunda.v.
The   Ceinuuunily    Club   will   give   :i hool    literature;    -Mr.    llnriy    V., "doggie   roast"   in   Priispectville  bnll  em BapUst     Publle'atiein    society; i next  Saiurday  evening.
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Mr.  Sam.   B.  Fares,  general   seiretary, i     A    son   wns    recently    born    lei Phlln    Sunehiy   Se:heiol   associalieiii. ; and   Mrs.   -M.   Sabinski,   who   i esiele   on
These    people    will    bring    messages! the   Schoolhouse   road.
ot   Sundnv   school  work. I      •'^''hs    -\>I''    Tulley.    of    Philadelphin hearing I'""-'    '-•ceMi   .silvers,   of   Trevose,   spe-ni i Siiiielay    wilh      .Mi",    anel      -Mrs.    .Mfii-d I Moore.
r.e'sl    n nel    tnniil.v,   of   .\ in- '
msey.
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Ill    mlss
on nil  phases
You    innnot    nffeird
theni.
The  time  a,nil   plnce.  Tuesdny.   Wed-,
Febniarv   3i'd. i     l^'lmn'id
bler,     visited      Mr.   and      .'Mrs.   Gee nge
list   e-liure-h   will   cejiiveiie   in   tbeir  le'eb-|	
ruai-y  meeting   next   Mmielny   evenihg.   i Mother   Superior   Dies  at  82.
Mrs. l.ouis Killnier. of l'l\"iiioutli i .Mother .Siiiierleir St. eie.rva.iSH', of ili». Me<'iing, who has been ill and bedfast, Order of Sl. .loseph, mother Iiouse of with grip sine'e the holidays, is able | which is at City l.iiie\ Chestnut llill. to   be   down   stairs. laiiel    who   dieel    .Inn.    'It),   "was   one   of
A  nuinber of chilelren eif the Coiisol-   the   tirst   sisters   of   the   order   le>   be Idated   ischool   at     Plyinouth    -Meeting nssignod    to   the    West   reinsliohneken under  thn  6\ipe)"ylsU>T:i   of  tho  teiicherB|Con.vent    w)U4n.4t   w.is   insti^ni.'.l attended tlie movie, "Janii-e Meredith," i wns   well   knowii  tlwre. at   the   Crrand    Opera    House',    -Neirrls* j      She   was   born   in   Irelnnel   ^2   yenrs town, last week. I ago.    nml    migrating   to   this    eiiumiy
Philip c'orson, Plyniouth .Meeting, is j when she was iiut a iliild. enteie.d the out again after a-short  case of grip,     i oriler  of  .St.  .loseph.     She  is   survived
The    Johns-.Manvlllt)     comiiany     .ire | by   one   briiiher,    Ut.    Rev.   .Miehne'l   ,1.
neseln>" anel Thurseln.v 4th anil Hth. Tueselay afternoon and ovening in the Presbyterian ehurch; Wednesday afternoem and evening in the AH. Pleasant Hnptist ehureh. ,«liring f5nrden strieH.t and Forest ave¬ nue: Thursiiay nftei iii>ein and evening In the St. John"s l.ntheinii ihuii-b. Riilge avenue".
A record will be' ke-pt eif how ninny Siiiuln.v sehools nre iciii'i'seiileel anel hov.' man.v represent them. See lo it thai your schoeil is well represented by a liirge. number. The more peo¬ ple who attend from e.aeh school, the ineire that   sehuol will get  out of it.
Crane, Rishoi) of Philadelphia.
reported lo be removing a great  iiuan
tity    of    dill    nbout    their    quarry    in! 	
Whitemarsh   tinviiship.   the   produetion i Springfield-Whitemarsh Visiting  Nurse of which  they  intend   now  to  double.
Association,
A gland suiipei of sauer kraut and I On .Moiiilay evening there was a all its usual siile dishes will be served ineellng of the canvassing eommit tees from 5 to S o'coi'k Saturdny evening, lof the Springlleld-Whitemaish Visiting The Grange h.all will be oiien to all .N'ui.'es asseicintion. They met at Car¬ at this occnsieiii niiej after Ibe meal ."^on e'edlege upon thc invilnlioii of the dancing may be enjoyeel on the einiiee presiilent of the college, -Miss i'.;isa I'e- floor above  but   nt  adeliiiouai  cost. I land.     Tbe   presiding   ofllcer   wns   the
Mrs. Alartin Dietrick. Plyinouth president ot the association. Airs. Wil- Meetlng. is reported  to  be ill. Ham     Warner     Harper,     of     Andorra.
The   (iwynedd   monthly    ineeting   off Chestnut   Hill. ¦Friends   will    be   held    at    Not"i'islown [     .\flei'   a   supper   al    6.40,   when   the meeting  on   Seventh   day,   January   31, i i^anvnssers were  the guests of the e'ol- at  3.30  o'i:lock.     Al   'I.'iO   there  is to   lie^ j lege, short neldressea were maele by .Mr. a   ministry   and   council   ineeting. I.\.    I..   Gehman,   supei-vlsing   principal
A chicken supper Is now under way eif the Springlielel Township schools, among the Harmonville tiremen anil at unel by Mr. Delwiler. supervising prln- their meeling Friday evening at the cipal of the Whitemarsh schools. The home of Air. Henry Little, Ridge pike, visiting nurses have eleme mueh work plana were suggested to hold it at thej in the schools of these townships, and Gitin'.!e hall during the latter end of|the supervising principals declnie'el Februarj'. A elane>e. loo. is being talk-jthat their work is now inelispensjible lo ed ot and it is hopeil that this niiiy the school piogram. .-Vn address was be given at the "Pines." -Vniong oilier also made by Mlss Tucker, who is business undertaken was the appoint - an ofllciiil in the Philadelphia Visiting ment of three memhers who will be re j Nurse a.ssociation. --Xn interesting re- attend   nil   dislricl   meetings | port   wiws  iiiadi^ by   Mrs
Man Attacks Girl in Cheltenham. Veronie'a Tinney. seventeen. 314 .lef¬ ferson avenue. Cheltenham. bnttled with n man wlio sprang from behind 11 tie-e near her home at 10.30 Sun¬ day night nml grnbhe'il he.r b.\- llie arm.
When   she   broke   nwny   and   inn   ho] Wm. Penn P. O. Off Map
followeil   her.   nnil   later  lliieateiii'el   her j     Williani   Penn   I'ost   e iilu-e   whie-li   has brother   when   he   went   to   his   sister'p.been   th"   ei;stiibiiling  center   for   mail' aid. 1  !'"''   tlte   resillenis   of   thai    section   e>f'
The girl  was walking bome on ,j«„'. i'WIiibaiiinisli ine-luding  Si.ring Alill  andj tna  in-eiine,  wble'h   is   tl^   niain   sti'^-;;;'-¦•-^----V,''-    ^^'Ib^rX ,,,eil c belt ^nl.an,  village,    "i^n-n she warn. ^.^,^^^yy^^.   yy^^y   «ecti»n   will      l>e [between" Reechei'   aivt     Jefferson   ave-  |,u„,^aa   on  "Si"llUl¦dn.^-,     January I nues,  and  not a bloek  from her home,  served    from    the    ConshoUoeken I the  man suddenly  Jumped nt  her. ,olfle-e   a.*   i>ait   ed'   the   ruinl   ii.ule
The' girl  scrennied  and   sprang bae'k.,account  of  the   lirst   of  February but   the   man   was   too   einick   for   her.  ing   oil   Sundny   the   free   elelivery \He    gnibbed    at   bef   .and   caught   her «<',""'   on   Monday.   Fel.rauiy   -nd. arm.     Se'i.aming  feir   help,   she   fought ^ ^1^^ disc,.nuni,nii..^,l   Un^
Ihlm ..If. striking and scralcniiig at hJs!,,^^,,.^   ^,f   wiiliam   Walsh,   the   present,were  enjoyeel I taire.  and   kicking  at  liim.     She  broke postmaster to ri'slgn.  He submitted his | journed   lo   the lawny, turned and rau towai'd her home |,-esigiiat ion   of   the'   Post   Olliee   lleparl- as   fast   n.s   she   i:oulel.     He   inn   aftei   ment   Inst   .Viivemhei".   Sinee   that   tilne her. but  she was too fleet for hlni. itwo    examinalioiis    I'e.r    ixjsiinnstei
Oashiiig   into   llieir   house,    the   glr»iWilliam   Penn iriiisped    to   lief   brother   Joseph    whnt
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hael happened. The breither ran nut of the house to see wliether he could find the man.
encountered Uie man later, "You'd better the   man   said  in   a
iiuirtd  to and  liremen's  e-.onventlons. Mis-l   Alice   .Vmbler,   who
has
lets  concerning been lassistant,   .Vliss
.Mnry the work she Kathryii    \V.
piU'suing her duties in P.inghamlon. N. Y., aa a home ee:oiiennic expeit nn.l worker, reiurned to her home in I'ly¬ niouth  Aleeting  on  Saturday
Tho wiu'eliouse, erecied by the American Magnesia & Covering com¬ pany on the west side ot their pl.ant In Plymouth township, is nearly com¬ pleted. The structure is of steel ami ceiiicrete nnd Is three- stories high, ISO feet long and 40 feel wide. It is al¬ ready being used,for storage of ma¬ terials and products  of the facton'.
.\ large congregational meeting waK helil Wednesday evening at the Ply- iiwiith .Meeting V. E. church. Karly iii the levening Ibv. H E. Baker, pastor, held a class in Biblical history, fol- lo"«'ing whicli wns the regular evening tirayer sei'vice. The congregational meeting, called to discuss the pro¬ blems in the church, was held later. Serviee.s last Sunday were extremely well aitended and the enlightening "ernions of the pastor were very much enjoyed. In the morning Mr. Baker cpoke on "The Last Request;" in the evening, "The .Stoning of Stephen." Sundny school roll registered 129 pre¬ sent. The banner claae was that of Mr. Dawalt. Announcements mailo feir the various church activities are : Meieting of tlte Ladles' Kible class at the home of Mrs. Ellas Slavin, Hitr- montrllle, next Tuesday evening; choir Iiractice em I'liday evening, at which there "wlU be especial effort made to Btart work on a cant&tti contn'mplated to be given in February: regular prayer meeti'ne on Wednesday evem¬ lng.
i.son.      have
1 nurses.
!     After    the
lii»eii      eleilng    as      visiting
iiieeliiiK
the
met ill groups and planned their work for the drive which will begin on Feb¬ ruary Ixxtl and continue until February 16th. Tbe total budget tor be a little over $5,000.
.loseph Tinney a few moments keep on going," menacing voice.
Meanwhile anolher younger brother had slipped out lhe back way and geine IVir the polieJe^ . Canninif nnd O'Brien. Cheltenham township police¬ men, came on the run and found the man a I Franklin and Central avenues. He waa Identitied by the gii'l and taken   to   tlie   police  station.
The piisoner said he Is Selico Pnlnia. forly-lhivc. Hagerman street, I'hila¬ delphia. The police found a stiletto in  his  possession.
Veronica  is  the  daughter  of c;harles
j Tinney, for many years a constable anel ;
K.  Wil-i widely   known     in   Choltenham   town-
and   her i ship
Oonald-
Arrested   for   Stealing   C; rryliig  111   escape  anest   on  n   i-haige canvassers jof stealing  nn   automabile,  two  youths
nt were advertised but not a single aiiplieation was leeeiveel feir ihe position, anel ibi. authoi ities .iftei- consideintion and a. survey of the ter#'-toi'y (lecidetl to disieintiiiue It lie otTiee and place it under rural elelivery from   the   local   eiilice.
The addttioiial lenitor.v to b.e ser¬ ved fiom lho c;iiiisholiiiikeii eitflee will neit add an additional route but will be served by K. F. .Miller, wlm at pn'seni is servi:ig  the route  including  lhe Gulf
Toomey   on   Sundny.
Mr. Wnller Hiltle sang beautiful .solos niinninn and evening In Pros- pcelville'   -M.   K.   e'luneh   last   Sund.iy.
-Miss Sara l.ongeaipe, of CheUenhani. und l.ittle Ksther Kunz also sang a solo   at   the   evening   worship.
The infant eliild uf -Mr. and Mrs. .M. Sabinski lias been seriously ill suf- feiing wilh  pneumonia.
Mr. and Alrs. Jidwaid Boehner, -Mr Klwood Ely, Walter Hittle allendeil the funeral of Airs. Jane Neeinnn friiiii the home of her daughter Mrs. lloiaee BoVNiunn. al Glenaide. lasl Friday. In¬ terment  al   Laurel   Hill  cemetery.
.Mrs. Frank .steever sjieiil the wei'k- end with her mother, -Mis. e'bas I" Ballinger, in -Vew Jer.sey.
AUss Laura .Vnilersoii. ilaughter en Mr. anel Airs. Frank./.Viietersem. I'lus- peeaville. was nlveii a ileli.^lilful parly jby. her anuther. jn hiinyr of her lltli iliii'lliday. Twenty-two lads aniriassles anel !i eiUler f;ue'sts gathereil nt the j.-Vndeisein home on Saluiilny aflerneiein jfrom 'I until 5, und helpeel lei make' the oeeasion a memorable one to the hostess and guesl of honor. Game's (eillowing whieh njl ad- liningroeim. whe'i'e a hounteeius supply of geineliis awaiteel lhem. The lable wils beautifully de- eeiraleil and Was adorned with a bifthdny eake eemlalning II eanelles. lee eren.ni, cake, car.dy nnd fruit was served, und e;n:h ehild leKik lieime a lii^irt favor lilled wilh candy. Those present were Kuby WiUier. Cai'oline Mullin, Linv^dla Alullin, Jennie Alullin, Pauline Huber, Mabel Dager, Sarah Weidner. I'llizabelb Wallers. Louise .sprouse. .Vidlth --Vnder.son, Uulh Lesti. .Mary    Hill.    Sara    Schaffer.    Katherine
haffer.   Kmily   Worthinglon,   Kleanor
'u-g* I'M-
-Mills district  and  part  nf  Lower .VIerion,
as   well  as   that   covering   pait   of   i'ly-I Speiiee.    Kinily    Rue.   Laura    Anderson, inouth   lownship.       The   aildiional   tei¬ ritory   will   iiiciearie   the   salary   of   111
carrier  $180  jier .\'eiU'.
The Sluing AIIII disirii.t will be given but one niii.il a day and will be the wlndup nf the already long route. The carrier will pass through thi'ie be¬ tween  one   and   two   o'clock".
and Mrs. Frank
ORELAND
Harry    Newell,   Doylestown, here on  Sunday.
Joseph,    son  of  Air.   and     Airs Meyers,   of   Walnut   avenue,   spent
vlslled Roy
Vi'lU   will
icy  waters  i ,   and   wouiiel
>f  Tacony up  in     a
jumped into llie eaeek al Ogont/. IKilice  station.
Robert       Coleiiiuui.      Kasl      Aladison stieel.  Philadelpllia.  was draggled from
,        .the  creek suffering  from cold anil  ex-
I cDDiMr^urtiicc posure:       Janies    Ha'/Jett.     of     Tentli
„    Sf'KINfaMOUt.E street   near   Brown,   Philadelphia,   was
;      .Mrs.   Chai"les   Kuebler   is   repoited   to L-^^^^j y„i^^,i„g „„de, ;, bridge further
be  making little  progress, and  is  nowljo^y,,   ^^e   eaeek     and   Robert   Harvey.
.seriously   ill  at  tho home   of  a  sister,'also     of   Tenth   slieet       near     Brown
.Vlrs.   Springer,   of   Kensington,  whence Philadelphia
ishe   was   recently   re'nioveil   " i.„  i.,   .i,..   ,i,..e.
car their '
from    the lin   the   theft   nf   the   ear.   was hospital. ' '""    ¦'     l'hllaelelphia,-biiuiiel    trolley
l.eiwer'cwynedel sehoe.l  elireclors will  ¦'*a^'e'"ll   I'ouis    Inler.      All    'gave iiieit" next   Wednesduy   evening   at   the "*-','','?,  ""   ^'*'
I i-   1-    T    it,.i',, ,„    i„   f,.,,¦.,...1,1 'he    .voutlis    nre    aecusee     of    sieal-
henue  ol   K.  J.   llollnian,   in   Gw.yiedd.   -.,,^.   „,^   ,„achine   of   Jei.sepli    K.    llei.se.
.Vlr. and .Mrs. Robi-it Kline left here „f ^.-^r, Walnut street Philaillphia. Monday, enroute for St, Petersburg. f,.o„i Broad street and Falrmeiuni F'la. javenue.   PlVlaelelphia.   where   the   owii-
.Mfie.d Tieiste.r. Gwynedd, is boarding er  had   iiailwd  It.
Je.s.se Smith. :	
I
(eentlnueA oa pam «.>
with  Mrs,
.Mrs. Bli'/.abelh Hinkle and daugh¬ ter, Lillie, and son, John, have left to spend some time in St. Petersburg, Fl.a.
A runaway horse, hitched lo a sleigh   dragged   John   Pari-y   from   the
Penllyn   plke.   ne.ar   here,     into     ., ,
neighboring   fields   for   some   distan.:e I wards,   proved   largely   responsible   for
before    the   anlmiU   waa   eiuieled   and ,^"?, Y, , u ^' „    ...
steipped.    Mr. Pai-ry noted the cause of !^«e^j;,t»^«'"      .^Z^^"
lhe   horses   excitement   to   the   short-  R„v,inHon Forward
ened  traoes.   which   caused  the sleigh Henry Jump ermtre
to ride forward on a grade, and strike Retge Standing cimlre
its legs.    After Mr. Pajry had altereil, Cope
Ihe week-er.d   with   his   grandparents,   iir. and   Airs.   .Iiseph   -N'asb,   of   l.'leiurtown. Air.   anel   Mis.    -VIeyeis   also   jonrnoyed i to   i'hiladelphia   on   .Saturday.
Airs.  Jacob lluimnel  gave  a delight¬ ful  benelil lea  lo  a   nunilier   of   friends, on Tluu'Sdny aflereiiiiun  fur the  l.nelies' Aid uf the  Lullieiaii   rliure;li. '
B. C. Aljftto lias rei'ently boen e'lecl¬ ed a. niember of the boarel of elireclnrs of  ilie Glenside  Truwl  Compan.v.
Tho   conimiltee'   anil   Se'outmasler   of. lhe   local   iroeips   of   sceiuts   expee-t    tei attond the  council  meeting  and  eliniiei'. given   at   the   Bellevue-Slralford   liotel j _ Satiuday   afternoon     and   evening     by
thii'd   youth   'implicated il'ie   Delawnie  ami   .Mimlgnnieiy   Ciiinil- arrest eel I'^.s  Si'eiui   assoe-latioii.
The Sunday school iVcorel at the, Lutheran chm-ch last week is 50 In j attenelane'e anil an offei'ing of $8.G5 re-i oeived. I
A reeent  carel  reerelved  from  VV'rona. ; Italy,   w-.ia   sent   by   Mrs.   Llo.vd   Van- i Sc.'ver,   who   was   formerly   Aliss   Pearl j Ainxan,   the      eml,\'     daughter     of   Mr. Arnold   Aiiiian      of   Wyndmoor.      Mrs. \ VanSoii'er    notes    the    ple'tui'e   nf    th'-'' Catheelral    eif    Alllaii    on    the    face    eif the   cJird   and     in   dese'iiption     of   this tells of thei altars  whieh "are the most gorgeous    In     the   world.    Inlaid      with Alamble,  siudiled   with    dlainoiiels,  am¬ ethysts.    cor.iJk      anel     riifipM," Sh|. beautiful   sighl.s   there antt of   the     banana  and   palm     trees which   nourish  in  thut   warm   climale.
Chester Kratz. George Rue, Thomas Lull. Clarence Sprouse, Vi'iiion Kratz. Mr. nnd .VIis. Geeirge Rue, .VIis. Anna M. Anelerson, -Ambler; Air. .and Alrs. Kugene Kratz, Airs. Alfred Moore, Mrs. i Raymond Weidner, Mr -Vnderson.
Harry Lowey haa the .Moon touring car for John Serrill. I^""'"•*^''    """" He also had a winter enclosme put on. j Bellevue-Stralford  hotel
Rev.   Walter Powell  was  entertained i Sunday   at   the   home   of   Mr.   nnd]
Albert Tyson Improving His Nevs» Property Near Diesher — Horsham Fiiie Co. Dance a Success — The Eclipse Pictured Naturally—Dresher and Jarrettown. .Miss   (Jrace   Iinu,
in  I'cd  Willi grip.
ALs. Flank i''orki'r. of llorsham. ae:, eeinipanled l.y Alls. Gi'orge Leai, of Willow Giov. visile.d a sii-k I'ru'iid in l-aliaska.   mi   i-"riday.
l.'XtenslvV liapniveiiicuts are beiii« mndo lo the home leee'iitly purchaseil by -Vlbeil Tyson, ot Hoisham, frnnx F. I>. Alowliinney, of Dresher. Kx- teii.sive Improvenienls nro being uneler- geine alioul line I'.ii'iiiliuusa iiii'ludliiK heating, water and nl! other conven- iene-es and niany .general ri'paii s ami aeldllioiiM.
.VIi's. .lohn .Soiple, llnrsliaiu, enter-, tained on .Sunelay Air. and .Vlrs. Hubert Ramsey and elaugliU'r, Klizalielh. Hor- iiiasli, and Miss .Vlillie Cialg, of Logan. On .Sat Ul eln.v eveniiig thoso e.nter¬ tained at llie home of Mr. ,md Mrs. George Zeitlei", of Hoisliam. were Mr. and .Vlrs. William Whitesida an* daughter, Florence, and son, John, .Vlr. and Mrs. II. 1). Tliomp.son and daugh¬ tei', .Marj-, all of Horaham, Air. ami Alls. Frank Worth and Alias Kvelyiv Worth and Kingsley Worlh, of I'leis- pe:ri ville, ,'iiid Aliss I'loreiU'c Ban ol   Iiali   Lane.
.Mis.    .Mlierl   T.isiin,   of  ileirshani. i'.|miteel   e>n   the   sick   list.
The benelil elaiice, .given ,Salui'ila.'*- ineiiiiig by the \iiiing peoplo of the. Ileii-shaiii l''ire e'liinpaii.N' was e'-Xtremely- successful and at whii'h about ?40 was cleareel eif the ree'cipts. So pleased were    theise    who   eemducteel   the    fet*
, that it ise rumored iiiieilhcr will be- heid ill   February.
j     Alls. Geurge Ramsey and son. G
jof    (lerinantowii,   e-,illed    on    Mi's, ward    Login   aiui    Mrfl.    Charles   i'ar-, utiiors,    of    llallowell,    recentl.v.
The membei's of Iloisham Frienda" ineeting   are   arraiv-^ing   for   an   all-day
I meeting lo be held In the iiu'e'tliig liou.'^i' Fiisl-elay. I'diniaiy I. .V limi'h- eon will lie- served iiiinniliate.I.v afler Firsl-elay   seliool.
Airs. Alary Ann (Irei'ii. I lurslin m. Ins.. been visiting with her einu.ghter, Alrs, i'l   U.   .Salli'ilbualle,   of  Tioga.
Augusi Funk and wife. Ilnllnwell. spent Sunil.iy nl thc hnnie of her faiher,   Mr.   Tin.in,is   Fanimr.   e.f   Hlast
Germanlown.
One   of   the   liiall.\'    llliusnnl   spe'e-tae-ie's.
le. be seen ilnriiii; the eelipse. Satunlay morning, was witnessed al the Id.n-U- smitb shii|i in Hallowell. Kisliig In, the enst. the sun shot ils inys Ihrougli one of the smoky wineleiws nlieive th?> forge and sU'Ui^K a l.-u'ge poster carrt. on the eippei.iite wall, Thijn, as the- ino^ili ee'lipseel Ihc i".'i\"S. fhe shiiilowy- dlso was reflected upon tlu- w.ill e:irtV. making a perfect picturo nf this iihen,. oineiion.
In disiiLsslng the eclipse eif thc sun, whii'h eiceurred Saturday. Alrs. .Surah Forker barkens back VO ye.ars to a Bim¬ ilar one vihich occurred llieir In the harvest season. The ineiein at that lime crossed the path of the sun's iiiys about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. So, dark elid it beeonie th:il men were tiiie- fcd to Iny away their tools. c'hickeMa, scampei'i'el feir the roosts ami the earth in this seelion w.es e'li veloped in a sK-idow eif deep Iwilighl. For aevei aJ minutes it iiinained thus, then light, gi.adually   became  ibiiiiinant.
Kne-oui'King reports have been re-, ceived from Mrs. Wilmer Wood, or Horshani, since her operation at the, Howanl hospit.al.
William Krickbaum, scoutmaster of llorsham troop, B. S. A., and Wm. K. Helmbold, committeeman, will attend the annual council meelltv-r and ban¬ quel of the scoutmasters, and their- assistants, eommitteemen and district of   the   Delaware-Montgomery
ompleted painting ""l^^ers
Counties    Seoul     association    at     th<i
Sprouse.
;¦   Ivar.  who   bad gasoline  ent;iiie.
bis ankle I is  slowly j
j        Lansdali3   Beaten   by   Bethlehem I     Bethlehi-ni      lligh    Girls'      basketball ,sex;ette   conlinueel    ita   winning   sireak Tuesday   when   it   elefeateel   the   l*tiis- ,dale High  iKissers  by a 34  to   14  seine.
 I     The   work   eif   Masses   Martens   anel speaks  of many
some |Koblnson.   the Rhd  and   Blue star  for-
oii
-Vlrs. llarvey ! .Vlr. Geori;( bnikeii  by
improving. '
Rev. .1. Uunbir. of e'brisl's .Vleiii-" enlal chureli, preaebed an excollenl i sermon in Pnisiieetville .M. 1-3. ehurch i last   Sunday   evening. I
.Vlr. and Alrs. Kdwaid lluobiiei" anil -Vlr. Klwood l"31y alteiided the ruiieinl| of Alrs. -Vmunda Stem al Wyndmneir' lasl Saiurday. Inlei'mcnt at Blue Bell' etometery. - |
.Vext Sunday Sabath school at 10 n. m. "Decision Day." a sermeinelte 111 the ehildn'n. Topie' "Things Which Come First." At 7.45. evening service. "The   l.aelder   Prayer."
It will be necessarj' for another .\-ray to be tak>n of Alrs. Robert Ser¬ rlll's shoulder, which was broken sev¬ eral ii^'eks ago. as the member is not elolng as it should, nnd, she does neil  have the right use of her  lingers.
Leslie Shepherd, who has been suf¬ fering from an infected gland under his nrm, was removed lo the Sellera¬ ville Iiospitai on Tuesday for an oper¬ ation. He expecta to remain there forijj^' several daya. Dr. Carl Bigony Is his' nliysiilan.
Uanadale Kra u;-ie Bothers Hangey
the traces and started away he caught in a mt and the sleigh overturned The horse "waB stopped immediately, however, and no damage nor inJui-y was sustaJBCd.
Ouarei
Coleman Guard Weber
Field   goalB:   Martenis,   6;   Itobinson,
9;   Krause,   3;   Bothe^-s.   3.  Foul   gouls:
Robinson,   3:   Martenis.  1     Bothers,
-VS'teh el I Hudson Stovei
Married  at   Elk'on Among       the    IJccn^ea    granted     at Elkton   on   Tuesday   was    ^ne   to   Har¬ low   Kratz.    of   O-lenKlde,    .md of   Conshohortien.
Reiferee: periods.
M'ss   Comp'on.   Eight-nilnute
GWYNHDD  VALLEY
record   of  Vi   .le."T..ei    bolow   zero "Wo  • ^-s ^ ty  morning  by les on the knoll, the  FViading rail
was reported James Booth  ¦* neil- tho tun.   •! [road.
Plyrrouth  Country Club
The board of iliiee'tors of the Ply¬ mouth Counlry club met Tuesday evening in lUe -N'orristown office of Liarzelere, Wrighl and Liai'zelere. Pro- Lillian bably due to the siorni a bare m.ajor- ;lty of the board was present, and It; Wlia leclded to iwstporte the organiza¬ tion untU next weejt. Thoir, •: ,\tkln- son Is the representative or ' e board from Ambler.
—Advertising sains new business for thoae  who  'CHerve  It.
Saiurday  af¬ ternoon and evening.
.Vlr. and AIra. Clarence Geatrell ami son. of Ambler, have been visiting a^ the bome of Horace .V. Geatrell. ot Iloisham.
Tbe   lleinie   and    Si'heiol    I.eague   ot lleiishani   lou nship   will   hold   its  .Jan¬ uary   meeting   in   the   hall   of   the   fira, house   Friday   evining.   Jan.   30,   when. a    Iiiinslrel     sheiw   by      thc      Horsham seheiol    boys    will    fonn,   pan    of   the. evenirig'a   enterlain ment. j     Mra.   Kelw.ii'd   Logan,   I Inl'.nwe'll.   nt- , tended    the   funeial    of   a    relative    In, iGermanlown  on  Mondny. I      Kobert     Burns    anil    .Lime's    llannr, Hallowell,   spenl    l'i"iel.i.\-   Insl    in    |)eiv- lestown. j     Harn'   .Shankin   anel    family.    llnUo- jwell,   visileel   in   Philndelphla   on   Sun-. I day.
Airs. VVilliam Veach. Davis Grove,, spent a few elays kist week at the^ henne of Air. and Mrs. Walter Twin¬ ing, of AVillow Grove. I Jacob Eisenman and faniily, of Dav- ;ls Grove, who has been greatly upset sine-'e their recent fire. ai«o now grad¬ ually settling themselves. .Mready re- pail's have been m.ade to the home anii thc health, where the tli'e caught, been lined for future safety. Car¬ penters have flnished their work and now the painter anil p.aperhanger are. finishing the ob. Mils. Eisenman. whe* just previous to the incident, had been ill and who since liad lieen loft wrack¬ ed and nervoua, is greatly Improved in her  condition.
Airs. H. T. Helmbold. of Philadel¬ phia, celebrated her SOth birthday at- the home of her son, Wm. K. Helm-, bold, of llorsham. on Sunday. An-^ other son, P. O. Helmlxild, and wife of Philadelphia, were also prescnf on  this occasion.
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