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AMBL15R.   PA..   OCTOBER   20.   1932
.Sl.7.5  A   YEAR
USTER  RALLY ON  OCT. 27 FOR THE TICKET
George Wharton Pepper, Esq., J. Wil¬ liam Ditter, Esq., and O'ther Speak¬ ers to Address Gathering under Aus¬ pices of Ditter-for-Congress Clubv Ditter-for-Congre.ss Club is planning a biff rally for the whole Itepuldlean ticket, with a "monster meetinR- In the Ambler opera house Thursday even¬ ing, October 27th. This fiuestion -was decided at a meetin'.cr of the club held In the oflice of Pltter & Menkes, Am¬ bler. President of the club, Ber/iard Lindenfeld, presided, and a lar^e at¬ tendance ¦vra.H present. In the .absenco of the secretary, Joseph Palermo, Luth¬ er PVetz acted as sipcrejary pro tem. An excellent address w.as delivered by J. William Ditter, Esq,, Republican candidate for congress, who told tho meimibers of th-o club that he .stands fliur-square for supporting the ]x>liele3 'of the administration of the Repub¬ lican party at W-ashlngton led by Pres¬ iden't Hoover. In conclusion he urged the meimhcrs to flRht for the entire Ropublioitn ticket at the November el¬ ection.
President Lindenfeld called for, re¬ ports relative to the Indications in the fie\'or.a1 distrlcta for a biff vote for the Republican ticket. The report as a whale -was very favorable. However, It AVas th© undivided opinion of the tnembera that considerable -work In yet to be doire. President Lindenfeld pointed out that the tlmo Is here foi; the -wiorkers to get busy and leave nothlnK- unidone to bring- out a big- vot? for the ticket.
Attorney "William S. Acnff was cai'¬ ed upon for a few remarks. In res¬ ponding, he grave -much valuable infor¬ mation with reg-ard to the manner of ¦work both in the campaign and .-it tho  polls.
AMBLER COLONY CLUB
Flower Shows Brings 50 Attractive Entries.   Honors   Awarded
'The flower Hhow held tit th<> first mioetinK of the (Mlony Club hnd fifi ni. tractive entries, Mrs, Chan, Illiiig-worth reeeiving the prize for the most unus¬ ual, an'd Mrs. Wm. f>. Hardens for the most firllstle arrangilment.. This section is In charg-c ot Mrs, R, lO. PeabecKly, <-hiilrman of garden, Mrs. Helen K, Netter a,<*Hlsted Mrs, ^'calxKly.
Tho next regular meeting of the Colony Club will be held on net, 2fith in the cluTi room, Mrs, Keppr^l, chair¬ man of Citizenship, is presen'tlnp Mrs, \Vim, Linglebaeh as the spe.aker: wbo comes highly reeommended as a per¬ son of ti-,are eharm and personality, Mr,s. Llngleb.ach Is a pn.st president ot the New Century Chib, of Phil.a,, a member of Temple TTniversity fac¬ ulty, member of the TJoard of Educa¬ tion, .and will have a mc-tsage of In¬ terest  for every  elub  meimbers.
The Round Table iConfereneo will bw held in SIrawdiridge and Clothier's atiditorlum In the Jenkintown store st.artin.g at 10 a. m.
Art exhibit at Phillips' mill. New- Hope,   during  the »month  of   Octobor.
IMPRESSIVE       MILITARY       CERE¬ MONY   IN   NORRISTOWN
Brilliant Reception at Bride's Parent¬ al l-!omi9, No. S Lindenwold Terrace, Where the Newly Weds Received Congratulations  and   Best  Wishes.
An iniprossivo military wedding foci; 1 l.Lce at 7.3(1 Friday evening, in the Central Presbyterian church, Nor¬ ristown, when Min^ Mlii'j.il^cth Uose Ji>-kfcldt, d.-LUghtor of Air, and JMrs. l<red AV, 'cklc-ldt, o£ ti Lindenwold Terrace, Amblor, was mai-rled to Lieu¬ tenant I'idward C, Iteter, of tl'.e United States AiTTiy, son of -Mi', and Mi«. Adam Reljor, of ;la.waii, formerly o.f Norrlatown.
The church was tastefully de-.orat- ed, and as the guests wero assembling Miss Dotty Thoina.^-, jilayed a group of aj-tistic org.an ,'<olocti(>ns, and JVllss M.ary Htokes, of CoUinghwood, N, ,1., a classmate oC the liride,' w.'us heard In a group of soiir.'tno solos, Micis Tiiomas played the  wedding march.
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Ambler   Repubi'lcan   Rally
A rally of voters, under the aus¬ pices of the Kepublican Iiarty, will be held in the Ambler opera house on Thursday evening, Oct. '21. There will be siieakers of national reputation, as Well as the legisla¬ tive candidates and J. Wm, Dit¬ tei-, K.s<],, nominee for eongits^". A street parade .-ind deinonstra- tlon'  will   precede   the   meeting.
Come out and hear tlie real Is¬ sues of this very imiiorlant cam¬ paign.
REV. L J.
FEDERATION   MEETING
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ACCEPTS CALL TO CHRIST LUTH¬ ERAN  CHURCH
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GREAT RESPONSIBILITY IN ECON¬ OMIC CRISIS
ML 10 BE SEEN
ROTARY DISCUSSION BY DR. GOD¬ FREY
Interesting and Illuminating Address on "The Less Fortunate"—Keep Chil¬ dren Clean and Healtbly, Is Parting Advice of the iSpeaker.
At their noon-day meeting on Oc¬ tober, .5. the members of the local Ro¬ tary Club heard a symposiuim on the rur.a,l 'Ixiy. Last we«k the Rotarians wer© flrst led to believe that they -were to hear a dilscusslon on another
The Less Fortunate,"  but in I ther  of  C.e   bride,  .-erved  as  grooms-
' man.  The   ushers  w-^ere  lieutenants  in
md   four
No Single Disaster in Our Country | Has Ever Fqua.lled the Present De- | mand on This Organiia-lion, Which I Now  Requests Your Support. I
This ye.ar the eeononile emergency \ lends ,speci,al Importance to the annual ; ro'I call of the American Red Cross, i c.ei';emony w-Ji i eirforni'txl by j The Red Cross is the recognized re-I Hev, J, Allen Cliawford, pastor of the ; Hef agency throughout the nation. It j church, a.'isisted by Rev, Joseph M, j is chartered by Congress, headed by i ]';wing, p'l.'^itor of the Ambler I'lesbij-- the Prf>sident of the TTnited States, j teiian  church, | and  .acoor^ded  the  co-operation  of  the
Tlia bride was attended by hor for- federal governmen't. In the uneimploy- mor cKossmates at Wiluon Colle.ge, Her -ment crisis It has bome a gre.at res- rruaid of honor was JUss Joanna E.! ponsibility. It has been the authorized j Kneis, of Lansfnrd, Pa„ and her'medium for distribution of farm board j 1 ridcsmaidj; wore: Mis-! Rachael C, j wheat nnd cotton to those In need of | ,M,'itthia.s, and M,is!i V. Elinore SIddall, | "our, livestock, feed and clothing. Its! of Norristown;   Mis.<i Lida C, r.ai.'rige, i"volunteers h.ave heen un'stinting in de-i
One  of  the  Oldest  and   Largest   Luth¬ eran  Ccn',-egations     in    Scranton— Served  Five Years  as  Pastor of  St. John's  Church,  Ambler. The  lie.',   l'l. il.  Jbittsoii,     .S.   T.  M., Pastor of St. John's Lutheran Churih, Ridgo  avenue   and   ILace   ."tix-et,     for over five years,  was  recently  called to Chri.st   Lutheran   Church,       Scranton, I'a,   Ho   will   begin  hi.^  new  duties  on .Voveinher  1st,  Kev,   MalLson   w^.is  un¬ animously   .selected   from   among   two other candidates,
Christ Lutheran Church, Rev, Matt- son's new parish is .a congregation of Ihe .Minlsterium of I'ennsylvani.i, Wilkes-IVirro Conference, It is tiie onl.v Luthei-an con.gregation on the Soutli Siiiio of Ser: nton and ono ol the oldofit .and largest of the city. It is loeated in the oenter of a population of .aiiproximately 1.5,COO jiecide. Other pastors of Scranton are the Rev. J. A.
Fall Session of Women's Clubs Abington Presbyterian Church At tlie fall ,nieeting of the .Mont¬ gomery Counjy Federation of Wo¬ men's '(nubs on Thur.sday, Oct. 20, at the Ablngton Presbyterian pari.-ih hou.se, guei,sts of honor will bo iMm, Uichard J, H.amilton, pres'ident of the Stato I'Vdcration; Mrs. Kdgar Mar¬ burg, president of the .Southtsuitern district and ]\Irs, Fnuik Alles Day, State ch.airman if International Re¬ lations, Tho morning soiislon at 10,15 will Ihi oiiened by Rev, Roland liruec Lutz,, pa.stor of the church, with the Monlgoniei-'.v   County   Hong   being   led
IN
MOUNT    PLEASANT    BAPTIST CHURCH,   AMBLER
Splendid   Organization   That   Has  Won District   Honors fqr Ye.irs — Oppor¬ tunity   for    New   Members — What Scouting   Means. In   ancient   days   n'l   roads   led   to
liy Mrs,  William S, Delp, tf Lansdale, i ]i,>me.   but   on   Thui'sday   night,   Oct.
counly eliairma.n of music. Miss Elea¬ nor D, Worthington, president of "The .Veighbor.s," of Ifalboro, hostess club., will  welcome  tho women from  the  '2;i
-0, all roads lead to the Raptist Clmrch, to the first meetin'g of Troop .N'o, 1, lloy Scouts, The nieetiiii; will biggin prompt¬ ly   at   7,,.in.   and    it   is   urged   that   al
org.anizatlons.  Atrs,   William   White  of | .'¦Soouts of this troop, smd all recruits,
ConHliohoeken,   county   president,   will ihe there pnmiptl.v at that iiour, Roys
make  the   response   and  give   her  ro- I who   are   not   uKumbers   of   the   scout
port   of   last   year's   work,   "Traveler's [ organization   are   esiiecIaHy  Invited.   If
Id" w-Ill be file subject for ¦William J. ! you  are  12  jiears  of age or over you
oily, of the Traveluii's Aid Society of i can  beciume  a   member  of  an   organ-
hiladelphia. ' izatlon   of   which   you   will   be   proud.
i The chairman  of  Internati.'iial   Re-j     >¦'"   doubt   there  arc   many  l>oys   I'i
iKtioM     for   the   I'Vderation  and     the ' V«'i'"s  "f '•''"''  "f over -vvho    aro      not
hostess ch-ib is Mm, Morris Jarrett, who will introduce the afternoon speaker. Airs, Rachel Conn\d N;ison, of   Haitford,   Conn.,   formerly   of   Con-
Render, AI, A, „-f West Scranton, Rev, | shohocken who will .speak on "Peace, Afatt.s-on's spiritual father anl pastor ! the New Women's International," Tliis of St, Mark's, Rev, M;ii,ttson's home ¦ young woman has been at conferences church: the Rev, C, F. R, Knoll, Ph, D, I fn  (Jeneva,  and  last year studied  the
and Aliss S. Lilliam Dew-is, of Pitts¬ burgh; Alias IJerth.a L, Crowe, of Huntin.gdon A^-UIel.i-; Pa.; and .VIis« Ethel P. Elchternaah, of Penfleld, DeLi- ware county, Julia Ann Etkfeldt, sis¬ ter of the bride was flower girl.
Air.   Eidgar Lawrence Eckfeldt,  bro-
Ambler on Oct, 27, the nuestion of .a chairman -vvas considered. Judge Knight's name w.as mentioned, but Mr, titter .-stated that Judge Knipht is engaged for that evening. Judge Cor- Bon was suggested, and it met with unanlmaiis 'respionaei. /The 'fol'lo^v1ng epeakors were selected: Georg-e Whar¬ ton Pepper, Es.i,, former United States senator: Mrs, Hannah Durham, of TjC- high county. .1 member of the State and National Republican Committees, recog-nized as one of tho most out¬ standing wom.-in siifikers o,y the plat- foi-i* today; J. Willi.T.m Wtter, Ks5„ j candidate   for   congress.
All -wlio attended the big meeting In the opera house last April will remem-
votlon   to   the   task  of  collecting  and distributing supplies,  .and  in  the pro¬ duction of finished goods from mater¬ ials.   Hundreds   of   thousands  of   gai-- dens have been plartted from Red Cross ' seed.   In  2200   communities Red  Cross' chapters   have   particlp.Tted   in   iinem- | p'oyment  relief work.  The tidal Wave i of pconomlc hardship h.is extended to every   class,   reached   from    co.ajSt     to j
 ......      - I J. .,     I   ¦ , . I coa-st,   engulfed   mine   worker,   farmer, i
sideration of the crippled child's prob- j were classmates of the bridegroom at  ^^^^y^^^^    i,,^,,^^^ ..^,,^^^^      ^„„^.., |
lem. « I ^'««t   P<>'"t-   , They   mciudexl   Geoiye | ^,^^^^^ ^^^ professlon.al m.an'. No Mis-
The   progcam   on   this  latter occas-I ^^^l*".   stationed     at  Wirt   lloy.e   Md.: | ion  w.as  urider  the  au,splces    of    the I L''*"t^"'^"t J'-"-^'ey ^^''^mson, sUitlon-' drib's  Cripn'ed Children's Committee,! <-'!  ^^ '^he  Army base,  Baston,  Ma.ss.; The  chairman of the  committee,    u^r. j''i<''iten.-i.nt .lames Neary, at Aberdeen
Provinr;- Ground,  ATd,;   a.nd  Lieuten,i.nt
Polliji )Corridoi-,   presenting   her   re<- I port aluout it befnre the Women's In- | ternatlonal     League   (or   Peace     and iVeedom  at  its  meeting  in   WaHhing- ton.  D.   C„   in  Janu.ary,   The  l:;.---!   fea- ! ture of the da,.v will lie proiientation of flower  show   prizes   by   Airs.   Harry  J. Baldwin,     Mt   {N'orristow-n. t5<a,rden
chairman  for  tlie  Federation, |
I subject
Ithe end  they realized th.at  they  w-ere ¦WMth Teg,ard to a public meeting for [ ^jp^^^jy conducte<I to a one-'man con-   the   I'nited   State.s   Army
Andrew Godfrey, was presented as the speaker of the day by the clulb's pres¬ ident, J. M, Fisher.
Dr. Godlfrey, in the beginning of what the Rotarians sunnlsed was an¬ other general dl.sieusslon, gave a nieat paraphrase on Harvey Gravell's prev¬ ious consideration of the rural boy. While the doctor was huimoKiusly de¬ picting the proceedings of progi-a.m on the  rural    bo.v,   his     fellow-Rotariins
ber the forceful address delivered by' were searching their memories for Mr Ditter on that occasion, and some dennitioii of the tei-ro "the less therefor^ will want to he<ir him again: j fortunate," They were, consequently, William E, Zimmerman, I'iKq,, fomier i much received When Doctor Godfrey comlmander of the American Legion j finally si-<nifiwl his Intention of con- and no\v candidate for the As,sembly j ducting a lone consideration of his from   the   Third   Legislative   District,  subject.
and   others. "Crippled   childi'en,   are   they      less
Aliany   will   remember  Mr,   Zlmmer- | fortunate?"  the  doctor asked.  He an-
vinr.
,Tohn Moi-i-cw, at Alitchell Field, L. I,, and two No-n-istov/n re,sidents. Lieu¬ tenant Willard Wright, at Fort Totten, N. Y.; and Lieutenant Richard Stein- bach, at Ciovernors Lsland, N, Y, The  tirido  who  was  given   in   mar-
sisslppi flood, San T'rnnclfico fire, Fior- i Ida hurricane or any other single dis- [ aster has ever equalled the daimage, wroug-ht by the slonv gnaw-ings of en- i forced   idleness.
Our own districts has heen no exceip- I tlon In this respect, and the local Red j Cross chapter, tho North Penn Com- i miunity Center, has spared neither time i nor available money In helping the! needy. During the suimmer and autuimn |
of the Ea.st Side of Scr.anton and r.akS- tor of St. Peter's: Hie Rev. John C. Afjatten, D, D,, and the Rev. Augu.st I'lsiher, piasters o{ St, John'.s Luth¬ eran Church of the Central City sec¬ tion, Dr, Al.attes is well known throughout tho Lutheran Church as .a writer and scholar.
Rev,   Mattson   came   to   Ambler   on June   1st,     ]!>27,     two  d.ays   after  his irdin.atlon from  the  Lutheran  Semin- <ary  in  Alt, Airy,  Piilladelphia,   He w.-l» ! a former member of the Kiwanir, Club, \ Norton  DowrvF,  Jr,  Post  125  American Legion and a meml.>er of the Board of ] Directors   of   the   Community   Center, j During     his   pastorate   in   this     com- | munity   P.ev.   Af„T,ttson   origina-ted   the i popul.-ir   Tw-iligbt   .Services     lield   an- j nually a.t  the Artman  Home;   the  an- ' 	
nual    Reformation   Service   conducted i ^i^g^ER WILL BE CROWDED WITH   „„
by   the   'Wissahickon   Valley  Lutheran ' ""^
HALLOWE'EN PLANS E BIG III
lirotherhood: the annual Armistice | Sunday service held by the !»tli Dis- j trict, Amorican Logion, Recently he I was unanimously elected .a.s Chaplain j of the Houston Post, American Legion, j Germantown,
In   1928   Rev,   Alattson   was   granted the  I'achelor  of  Divinity  degree from j hLs Alma Alater,  Tw-o ye.ars liittM',   lie- 1
MERRYMAKERS
Scouts .and who are desirous of know¬ ing more alxiut the organiz.ation. In Am'bler there are two troops of Roy Scouts.—iTroo)) No, 1, meeting every Thursday night at the I'aptist Chui-cli, and Trivop No. 2, meeting .at the Epis¬ copal Church on Fridtiy evenings. Eith¬ er of these troops will weleame boys inifo their organiz-ation. Once a niem- llx>r you w-ill be interested and instruct¬ ed in hikes, e.a.niping trjiis, afld other outdoor .activities, work on tl^sts to I advance in rank from a Tenderfoot Scout to tbat of an Eagle Scout: g.ames nnd fun, contests, oamp-flro programs w-ith a 'i-ea' ghost story or I an adventure story, parties, and many I other times too numerous to men- ition.
The   most   outstanding   activity   for
I Scouf.s   during-   th-e   aij'umn   -mionths
[will   be  a   trip   to  tho  Alilitary   Acad-
ehy at West T^oirit   on   Siturday, Oct.
' 2!>, The Scout,s will leave Proad  Street
Station   in   Philndelphi.a  at   8,45   a.   m,
and   travel   by   train  to  West     [Point,
w-here  they  wil'   be  escorted  through-
i out tbe TT,  S. army reserv.atinn, and in
jthe  early   afternoon   they  Avill   witness^
i.'i   full   dress inspection  and   parade  b.V
Cadets.   Then   they   will   view   .<
i football  g.ame   betw-een   fhe   Army  ami
a leading college team, Thd, entire trip.
Grand   Parade   of   Masked   Persons 'to :;„(.],.fUnrr admi.ssion  to  the  game wiir
Compete   for    Prizes — Judges       to ; (.,,^jt   each    Scout   only    $:i.7r>.   Parents
Twice    Review   tho    Lin&—Everyone   ;,,id  friends of Scouting may lake this
Invited to Participate. I trip, but  the exiM-nsc to them will \ie
Plans .are  .a'mosl   completed for the,'train   fire   !|!?.,l!0,   football   game   $1,10,
big  Hallow-e'ert celebration  to lie held  noitkirig a total  of $4,75,      For further
in Anvbler Monday iiii;ht, fH-tober 3let, i information
see    the    S'couttmiii.ster   of
riagte bly her father, looked th.arming. 3,^0 bags of flour w-ere distributed, I in 'nor wedding gow-n which was an about 100 quarts of ml'k and a great': evening model oi white crinkle satin deml of unsold bi'e.ad turned over 1>y \ mado on extremely long lines. The the local stores wen-f given out each! bridal veil was of tullav fastened un-I day, and fifty pounds of. ham butts j der the hi'Jr .at the r.ape of the neck ¦ each week. Over ?30ii worth of ,seeds j to a coronet made of Jlatenburg lai^i?, | were turned over to those Kvho had, from tiie wedding dres,s worn by h.jr; garden space, and at canning- time, the mother at  her  wedding,  A  clrster  of  Center   provided   jars   to
A committee held  a .session' on  Mon-   Troop No, 1 at the Baptist Church on
i day   evening 'in   the   dugout   of       the : Thurs lay evening.
cjiuse   of   moie   intense   study   in   He¬ brew     .and   the   theology-   of   the     Old; —•-    -   - "   ¦ „ .    '    , t      ¦       i     ar...    a„r.t„\orr   iu   nnn   nf   the   newer
„,    , ... .   ,   .V      ,, .Norton T)owns Post,  American Legion,',     i?ea   Scotumg   is   one   ot   til'e   newei
Testament   he   was   granted   tbo   Maifr , ,,,,, ,,,       , „.   ,   „„n,.mnu    tv,.it    iu   iierv   nonubi.r    and
..   c^ J   rr...     1 J rr      Sooretarv   Wi liam   -Douchar    rei>orte<l   activities   that    is   vuy   popuiai,   ana
ter   of   S.aci-ed   Theology   degree,     the   : ™_^;^ -^^,  ^^^. ^^^   .^^^,^^^  ^^^^  the  much information of the se.a, of navi-
oningo  blossoms  wvus  ai-ranged   across the top of the v^il. She can-led a bou¬ quet    of lilies of the v.alley and    gar- 1 den las.
man's .address and how he enthused i swered hy describing ohildren Who I Tlic maid of honor w-.as attractive the audience at last April's meeting. ' are cHppied (]> through congenital | in a frock of transpai-ent velvet. His  im.asterly  address   and     his     ar- \ defect,   and   (2)   through   disease.   The  Ad.amlo in color. It w.us mado on lont-
ralgnment   of   the   opuiosition   ivas   the ; foi-mer  he further spnke of.  mention- subject   of   conversation  for     ,a    lon.g | ing the  many congenita,'  defects with
timw. Mr, Zimmerman's buddies ot the  -w-'hich  children  may  be  born  into the | quot of r.u-pl.- dahlias. Legion along the North Penn promise i ivorld:  and under the second  heading, to turn out In large numbers at      the ' ^e gave the Rot.a.i-ians a vivid descrip- meetlng. , tion of the rav.ai?cs of Infantile p<ai-aly-
The   club   has   left   nothing   undone   sis, to   complete   arr.angements   for  a   flne 1     polimyelitls,   or   infantile    paralysis, program,  which  will  be cf an  cduca- j-]-v,.   Q.„d'frey said, is admitted by med- tlonal nature  to the voters as wpU,     1 j^g^j  „,,,,„  t^  -^^^  caused by a igerm  so
Jlr, Benjamin Kvans. of Norristown, j j,n,all   that    It   cannot   be   .seen   under the well known f»ong leader, will load \ ^],p microscope.  For  this  reason.     he in  an   old   fashioned   song  fest   during   j,rided,   no   po,«itive  diagnosis     of     the the  program.   There   will   also   be   in-   disease  can  ibe  made    till    the    <lis- Btrumentnl music, and If present plans i pj^^^   itself Iiecomes a fact.   The dtig- can  be  worked  out  there  will  be     ^; nosis  is  all   the  more  dimcult     wlren   „„,..,., ?hort (parade  through  tbe oon^munity, , „ng   rpcalls   that   paralysis   is   due  to ! petals, And  In addition a musical -wag-on will ! ,,,p   inness  of a   nerve,  the  nerves  In j     After be  engaged   to announce   the  meetln.g i ,,.|p human system fnnctionin through Ambler and -vicinity.
The memibers of the Dltter-for- | Congi-ess Club are certainly determined j to make the evening of October 27 a red-letter ni.ght, and to assist along ¦ 'hese lln^s the active w-omon Repub- '/jlcan workers of Ambler and nearby '¦ districts are asked to turn out nnd ^ help  make  the  meeting a  success.
lines, with a round neck, and had de p cape sleeves. She carried an aim bou-
The brit'e.sniaids wore gowned alike in transp.'U-ent velvet in shades of goci-fi, flamingo, corinor.ant, lettuce green, opaline were made with high full rul'!«' ing to bouquets of dahlias in varied sliades.
The frook worn l.y the flower girl W.as of yellow cotton point d'osprit net over yellow s.atin. It was ankle length with ruflli-s extending from the waii-tline. She carried a ba,sket ot rose
each fapiily to put up its own fruit or vegetables. The num.lx»r of Needlework Guild gar. i ments distributed a-mounfed to alxiut ; 2000, in addition to which there were ¦ many articles of second hand cloth- : Ingr. I
Not many of us realize what splen- j did -vyork the North Penn Comnuinity , Cen'ter has iquietly and steadily been i doing, but these few Instances of Its service to our less fortunate neighbors '' show- that it Is living up to the Red | Cross   istandard   every    day,   Piu-t   of i
highest degree granted by the Seniin. ary.
Within  the   congregation  the  mem¬ bership .grew  to  within four of doub-
I .arrangements
bands for the parade had been  about   gation,   of    astronomy,     and    of    ad¬
venture .are learned  liy  the  alert  Sea Scout,
Many outstanding youths ot our la.nd are: Scouts Paul Siple, who ac¬ companied the Ryrd expedition to tho South   Pole;   Dick  Douglas,  who  pcne-
thls   w-ork   poi,ssible.   The     Red
rose,   ,and   peclio.   They i •
necklines,   and i'T''"'^'^   ^ ,  ,,   , ,      .,
'       ,   I Cross   has   never   failed   you   in   times over each  shoulder extend-| ^^ ^^^^^^ _^,^^^^,^, ^^^ j^„ ^,^_^ ^^^
tV.'^   waist.   They   cmied   ^'"^ I cross?  ' i
completed, arid he will make a flna' report at the meeting next Afonday evening. Alex "Wfl'ox. chaii-man of the hug the membership. The Sunday ^^^^^^^^^ reported tbei-e will possi- .school was icompletely Ve-organia-.-d ,^,y ^ between 10 and IF, (prizes of to the standard of the I'.urish and ^^;,^^^. ^^^.^ nierchandise awarded. Church School Board of tho Luth-i -William T'rban, chali-man of the ' trated into Africa; Richard S. Alaii- eran  Church;   now  literature  w.as   in-, business   men's  coinmittee  for  lyiisintr   dolkorn, an'd many others,
funds, reported that he had received | Among our own young mon we note assurance from such business men ' the following: Eagle .Scout. Herbert already waited upon that they will Amey, Jr, is now- a .Sophomore at tho assist In the financial arrangeiments, IVnnsylvania Alilitary Col'ege, He re- It is estimated that the amount of ceived a scholarship to this institu- Choir and Daily Vacation Bible School : money renuired will be ahout $ir.O, ¦ tlon and w-e .are pi-oud to see that he of the Community, He also ortginated m.aking the share for each business is oif the varsity football team. Last, tiie popular Children's ,fiid AUssion '¦ man .aHiout $3, The parade comlmittee, year be was the oflicinl bugler for the Service as well as the Cliristiivis , has flnallv decided that the line -ivil] College, and this year we note that Di-eaktast, Recently mcnilvcrs of the | form on Tenn'is avenue and Beiff's Alill he has lieen advanced in rank to tlia^. faculty of the Seminary and tho Presi- ! road,  marching south   nn  Afiin  Street j of  Battalion  Chief,
dents   of   his   Synod   commended   'him j to  Butler  avenue,  to Lindenwo'd   ave- |     l-:a.gle   Scout  J-imes  rio"-evt   has  m-
nVie,   to   Bethlehem     pike,     counter- I sumed    his   studios   at   Franklin   and marching  to  Butler  avenue,   to    Alain ' Al-'-sball  College,
stre'et   to   Race   street,   where   the  line !     Eagle   Scout   Edgar  l-'.ckfeldt   is  en- will   dismiss.   The   judges  will   be  lo-   rolled  a,s a   l'>esliniaii  at  the TTniver- cated   on    the   second    floor   of   town hnll, and the obiect of havingt the par-
st.alled for the School and the con- gi'eg-.ation, as well as new constitutions for evei'y aociety of the congregation, including the congi-eg.ation itself. Rev. Mattson   lorigiu^'ed    tlK>    fir.st    Junior
on hia w-ork. \
Before entering the Lutheran niiiiis- iry as a student l^y the way if Muh- j lenberg College, Allentown, Rev. Matt¬ son completed four yCfU-s and a half of service in the L'nitcd States Army, serving   in   the   cai>acity   as
the  vows
Suit Against William Lewis As the result of nn .automobile ac¬ cident which occurred on November 2S, 1931, on Town'ship line, hear the Bethlehem pike, suit h.as been filed in the ofllice of the prothonotury at tho Court House, Norristou-n, to recover damages aggregating $30,0S0,2r,. The action'W«is filed by Attorney AVallace M. Keely, in behalf of Willi.am and Anna Lewis, of A'mbler, The defendant
multitudo  of   flne  wires   that jcolmiplete ,a telephone call, I     In   telling  of tbe  treatment  for  the,
paraly-sis  iri question,  tne w-ell-kuown
doctor from our crMnmunlty, stated ! that   there   does   not   seem  to  be  any
such thing. Tie discussed the nvany I treatments th.at are in use, and grave j the   leffects,   good   and' bad,   of     such
treatments.
As  to  the  ding-nosis  of the  dise.ase,
afttu- luiving  in   detal,t   the  methods  of
like t'he j pi-ayer  off. iivd,   the go     to
were  takon    and iii-hei-s  formed  an I
VERY GRAIEFUL
arch ot siijbers in the aisle juat ott tho j rosti-uni,    under    which      tho   wedding |
'T'l-eception   w-as  held  a.t  the   home j SPLENDID  RESPONSE TO  APPEAL
of tlio bride's ixv-enls, and later Lieu¬ tenant and Airs, Rebor, left on an ex¬ tended wedding tri]\ TTpon their re¬ turn they will lie at homo aftor N.»- vomlicr 1, .Tit tho Aberdeen I'roving Ground,   Aberdeen,   Mai-yland,
Both bride and groom .-ue graduates of the Norruitow-n high school, and the
FOR   BAZAAR
! Great Event to Open in Ambler on Oct. 28, and Final Night Will Be Oct. 31, When Monster Hallowe'en Celefaira- tion Is Scheduled for Ambler. The me»mbers nf tho Wissahickon Pli-e   Co.,   who   have   been     soliciting
Corpor-il I '"'¦•''* I'"'''-''" *'"' .l"'l*JP" twice is that there
from  1!)15 to  1916.  He was then pr;-"w>'   ^^   •?"   ^¦'-^'^^'   '"   'I'^iwr-i's"
...  . .J of   the   ^\^rtne!-s,   It   wns   decided   a.is
moled to  tie  rank    of     Platoon S-.r-   ^J'^.^l!^y,,,,,,   he   .appointed   chief geant,   serving   In   this   capacity   a«   a | """ member   of   the    2Sth    Division,    "The I Iron   Division"      Pennsylvania's   Own, | LEpon       the    dlv-Vlon's   roturn    'from j France,   after   a   service   of   one   year. Rev. Alattson w-as honoralily discharg- | ed  on  Maiy   18,     191i>.     The  following: autumn he entered college, '
Tardy   Motorists   Get   Warning   Card
As an additional  precaution  against
diagnosis,   Dr,   Godfrey coiilfessed   that | ,,^.. ^^ ^^^^   .,.^,,^^^gj f^.,„„ ^vi,.„„ ^ol-I «if'«    ^^    f""-    vti*l-'l>\o«,      produce,  '--  ¦¦••¦¦•¦  '-lege   last  June   Lieutenant   Reber   ,.n-\^<^rineA gods,  etc,  from   local  farmers
Montgomery county motorists pleadlixg   had    some   A-^ery   cncouniging   reiKirts ignorance   of   the   present   compulsory' relative to those who xvill piirticlpate
there soe.Tn,s to 1>c nothing positive in this respect except tho actual inaraly- tical condition of the victim; and tlicn, he added. It Is too late.
In taking leave of his listeners. Dr. Godfrey urged that the twst pre¬ ventive   of   such    disease   is   to     keep
tered the ^Vest Point Afilitary Acid¬ emy in 1!)24, heing graduated in 11)28, He ha.s been sfcatiouod in Il.awaJi, and latterly at Fort I^ragg, N, C.
Iri the ca,se Is Frank Tlno, ot 274 West; children  clean and healthy, .\s to  any
Saws Way  From Oflontz Poiioe Cell
<.;hestnut street. Ambler. I help   th.at   outsiders   may   render,   he |     Sawing   hiij   wniy   through^ the   b.xrs
It   Is  claimed  that  Mrs,  Lewis  was I mentioned   the  ch.arity  nf   tho,se   who ! ef his cell and dropping 10 feet to the badly  hurt,   internally  and   externally, ! during the waning epidemic in Phihi-   ground, a prisonoi- awiUling a hearing
nnd as a result of her Injuries sha will [ doliihlii have given of their tinne in have pennanently leg injury. The i trnnsportino: the little victims to cen- Wonian asks $25,000 damages. Tho bus- I tors  of medication.
band   of   tho   wom.an   asks   $2500     forj     president .Fisher    thanked     heartily edic.al and surgical bills arid  loss ot   t,,^. speaker for bis illuminating treat-
.wife's services;  and  $80,20 for, ro- l|Pr llill for the automobile.
Twin-Pike Shoot
Tho   W^hlta   Flyer   shooting of   1932-1033   was   in,augiirated
season ; Sii.tur- '
escaped from the Clvi^ltenham town¬ ship Polico station, Ogontz, early Sat¬ urd.ay,
The prisoner g^vo tbo name of J,ame.s W;>odslde, 22, Piuk avenue, near I^higli, He was .arrested at 11 o'eloK:k 'll'Viday nlgflit tw Patrolman Hanno a.t laurel ;¦ nd Central avt nues, Clieltenh; m, on charges of assaulting a small boy.
AVoodsir.e   waa   placed   in
found the cell empty.
ment of "The Less Fortunate." and the Rotarians added to Mr, FLsilier's expression a  round of applause.
During the course of the luncheon that preceded Dr, Godfrey's talk, Ro¬ tarian  Harvey Gravell's  birthday  was,      ,,„„..„.,.^    ....„   ,...„
day  over ibe  trai s of  the  Twin-Pike j pj,jj,.^,]y   honored,   and   tbe     following j i>.55 a.,  ni.  At  3,30  a,   m.  a
Shooting  Grounds,   neoj-   Threo   ^"""*''I visitors   were   presented   to  the  Club:
J. H'ench. Wm. K\-nn,s, and Fred Sw.anson, of the Norristo\\-ii Rotary Club;   .ind  J.  J.  Hartung,  a  guest  of
than  half  a  do;;en  iylns  on  the  ten- | Harry AValton.
bird event. I  ,	
tie-rgo S, Behm, Pennsylvania State j
<ihamplon:   'Hardy   AVllbuVik,     also   aj
Htate  chamtion;   S. F, La Rue, A.  A. j
Kraui.,  R,  S, P-ruUker and  J,  C.  iimf. , Kndeavor Union will hold a citizenship
man, tied for fir(<t, each getting ten.     i
Tuns with a big field cotniieting under Idail   f, weather   conditions.   The   scores   shot were       uuite      creditable,       no   fewer
a   cell   at policeman
Citizenship  Rally   Next  Tuesday The   Afontgomei->'   founty   Christian
lall.y  111    Eden      Mennonite      church Schw-enkaville,   on   Tuesday   evening, In   Norristown   November   1 October 25,
Acociding to tlie Republican st'ile ; Rev, John AV, El'iott, D, I>„ Phila- commitlee, the itinerary of the stato- '' delphia, director of social rvork for wido candidates includes a meetin.g in'the American Paptlst Publication So- T>o,yle.-town on the evening of l-'riday, j cioty, will spenk on the theme: "The October   28,   a.nd   a   luncheon   mectlnrr; Christian Citizen."
in  Norrbitovvn,   on   Thursday,   Novem- j     A   vocal   trio,    the   Alessrs.    Harold, hor  3,  to  be  followed  by  an  eveninir Wari-vn and Price AUemi, of Lansdale, ' l>e
Upper Pottsgrove Estate Henrv I'.oeruer, of :!:i24 .North Hope street, who died ,luly 11 at TTpper Pottsgrove, Alontgomery County, left an eist,al.ti of .li.stDO, He beiiueaths a ,''econd iiiortga.ge held by him on the ITpper Pottsgrove property to his .son, l':dward, togctlier vvitli $niW in cash and lifteen sh.'.res of American Loco¬ motive Company stix'k.
Another son, Henry, is willed the Hoi>e strec't proi-K-u-fy, %'2mC in cash and fifteen .shares of the same stock, A daughter, Lillian Hilton, is to re¬ ceive *i;i;iN>, and another daugrliter, Florence Dew-is, ,$jOU, The remainder of the estate is to divided  equally among the    four
meri'hants and  others, are very gi-ate fill  for the  sp'endld res]Kinse, »Every- 'where,  tho tlremen  have be<"n   gener- ousl.v received, and llieir al)iK'als havo univer,sall.v  been met.
The gooils are being reiiuested for the grand bazaar to oiJien in the Aim¬ bler fire house on Fi'iday evening, Oct, 28, w-ith a three-day Imzjiiar li.st- ed to close as the grand finale on Hal¬ lowe'en night.
For the 'last diiy of tbis month the -Vmbler merchants are sjxinsoring a monster Hallowe'en celeibralliin and parade, with numerous prizes to be aw-arded to the fun-inakers and mas- riueraders in line Pcore« of pri-zes have been provided, nnd the a.w-ard of these gifts and honors will be made at the bazaar on the night of Oct, 31. The winners must be present to re¬ ceive  the prlKes.
These everits of th'e ctlosing Oc¬ tober days are for the benefil of tho Are comp.iny and local buainess peo¬ ple, who arc staging theso attractions for the enjoyment of the comniunity. Everyone is invited to attend and cotni>ete for the prizes.
Iniipectlon period, State Highway pa¬ trolmen are jiasslng out warning cards to all  operators of uninspected  motor
j vehicles.
i Thcy will continue doing this until the   close   of    the   inspection    period,
I midnight, September 30. Vehicles not displaying a  blue and  gold  in'spection
', sticker will be stopped.
'' Tho cards read as foUow-s: "AVar,n- ing—Your car should be inspected now. To avoid prosecution it must be inisi>ected before Octolx^r 1, 1932. This is important. Do not delay. L<ocal pol¬ ice departmenits oo-operatlng."
'sitv gf Pcnn'sylvania,
Eagle Scout AVm, Fisher is enrolled ,at   Cornell   T''niversity.
Sea   Scout   Oscar   Stillw-ngon,   Jr„   is decided   a-'so - .attending  a  preparatory  school  lH>fore enterin.g   the   Annapolis   Naval   Acad- miirshall   of  the   parade.  John   Troster j cmy,
will    confer   with    Purgess    Shelly   to :     Ji>e   Busch's   ,storo,   .\mblor,   haniWes secure a  permit for the afra.ir, '. the   ollicial   boy   Scout   uniforms     and
The printing com,mIttee, of wliic'i eiiuipmeiiit. This is a givat help to the I'Vank Thomas is eh.airman, repoi-teHl ; Soouts of Amb'er and vicinity bocaiLSo the posters had been printed and dis- | now- tbey mav iiurchase their sup- tributed,   and   tliere  will  a.lso  be  other   plies right  at  home,
advertising matter circulated the pres- | •———	
ent week through the North Penh sec- [ Ambler  Persons   Injured
tl""- .     ,    .   , .\ niothei- f.nd two chil.Iren were in-
Cbaii-man   AVillox   reported   that   I'o ; j^^^.^^,   ^^.,^^,^   ^^^.^^  automrbiles  collided
,nl Ogontz avenue .and T<iini-kiln pike, i>prc-dte the Cedarl.rook (Jmirtry Clul> at   8.30  a.  m.  Satiirdriv.
Airs.  At. ,r.  l.iv-Iie of .Vmbler, wife i-f
the drivel-, of one of the lars, and tlieir
n,   ralrl.-ira,   nine,   ami   IJl-
li.an,  seven,  were  tnken   to  tbe  /lewisli
e in the parade, nnd desires it (o • be known tbat all fraternal organizations as ivcll as individuals are iu'viled to participate in making it one of fho largest events Anibler has ever known, i'""  ''"'""
.Frmm  veport.s  received   it   is   indicated ...   „„        ,     ,  ,
thnt the biggest crowd that has ever, H"»l'<t-''-l ''V 'i 'm'tonst. Ihcy liiid be n assi-mb-ed  in  the  borough  w-ill  be    on ,''"t --""l  l>''ui-'"Hl.
h'lnd to witness-the ivirade. In case 'J^Ho <I''lver ef the other car, I'^ed Ci. of uirfnvorable weallvei; conditiom.^ | Holse, 1!), Sparks «t!-eet, n-sir Broa.l, the committee has planned to hold the. I failed to ston on signal, police s,-ud. p-irade  and  demonstration  tbe  follow- • He  w-as  arrested.
Saturday  evening,   November   Fith,
Racublican    Rally   in    Norristown
..\   Iteiiublicau   rally,   under   the   aus¬ pices of the Alontgomery  County Pro-
j gressive League  and  Allied (U-ganiza-
$CCCO to Willow Grove Church The  will   of   ITiiima   J,   AVismer,   24<i8 : ^i„„„  ,^yi\\  he  held   in   City Hall.   Nor- 7fith avenue, Phila,, givos ,$2J >00 to the i ,.istow-n,   on   Friday   cvenirig,   Nov.   4, Willow   tW-ove    I'l-esbyterian    l'h-ui-'.-'h, I .,f  g  o'clock.
Willow Grove,  Airs, AVismer, widow of;     The  siieakers  will   Vk-;   Tr,   .Tohn  M.
Afarques, Phil.a,, member of the Penna.
Picked up on Suspicion Three bo.vs were picked up on the Bethlehem Pike last Friday by Cor¬ poral Engle, of the St>ate Highway P.atrol, on ,suspicion', 'i'he boys gave the following names and addresses: Albert Russo, IS vears of age, 51 Fer¬ ry slreet, Lanibertville, N. J.; Ch.arles Bergrcn, 16 years of ag-e, 15 Hwan Drive LambertviUe, N, J,; and Rich¬ ard Patterson, 10 yi'-irs or age, 93 TTn¬ ion   Street,   LambertviUe,   N.   J,    Thei
meeting: in Chester.
will 8tn£.
children.
Perfect Attendance for 20 Years George W, Thomas, .secretary of tho Sanctuary Alethodist Eliiscopal Sun¬ day School, .North VV'iiles, rounded out his ;t'th year of regular attendance at Sunday School, on Oct, 14. He h.as not missed attending a .st*»lon of Sunday school each week during that period, Ali,ss AlarUui Buruian, al.so a mem¬ ber of the Alethodist sehool, is a close second with IB years of regular at¬ tendance to her credit.
i John   1'',   Wismer,      dieit, September
i leaving an est/ile valuer, at $7S,(fi'0, j state committee; Airs, AVilda R. Tow-n- I After making Iciiuests of $(i,;i00 to ( send, of Camden, N. J.: Afrs, Julia !each of four slaters, -Alatilda High,; K,'L. Coles, of Bryn APu^t; Mr, Robert l«>.vs were riding in an Essex Coupe !i-^.ara M Puff, Vi..lelta llerli*-tcr, .and ' E, Brown, president of the Alomg. <'o, | and they were uriable to produce an ' Ida L   Wismer   .-lie left *:;,5('0 each to \ league, master of cei;emionies. I owner's   card   or  lo   give   a   good   ac-
jj,   Walter   High   and   Raymond   Wis-!     The guests will  InHude:  J,  AVi'liam , oount  of  themselves.  Later,   the  boys liner,   nephews,   and   .?1,(:00   lacli     to   aiPiitter,   Esr|..   candidate   for   congress;' i brother-in-law,    Chiarles   it,    1 lolcomb [ Fred   Peters,    AVm.    l-:.       Xininieriuan, ami   a   rriend,   Cora  Oplingc-,  of  Wal-{ Glarenee   Ederer,    S.    Arnold    ,1'^'irrest, 'nut   Port,   Nortlmmpton   oounty, ; .Tohn    Storb,    candidates    for   tbe    a»-
relatives   and l semblv,   Alusic  by   tlie   I^orraine  Banil. ,
.She   cJso   named   18
of   LaAlotl.
friends in smaller Teyuests and creat  ^___
ed a  $4,110(11 life trust for a  third nep- i '
hew, AVilliam P, llolcomb. The residu-! Hold-Up  Scare  at   Forest   Inn
ary estato and use of her resi-| Lower Gwynedd and l'ppcr Dublin dence was left fi'.- life to Airs, AVis-' townfhip loliee mad'e liiiiTied trliis to mer's sistn-ii, Cn their death the prin-   tho    Forest   Inn,    near   Ambler,   early
were given a hearing before Justice of the Peace Urban and they giwa inforniiatlon through whleh Corporal EnsT'e got in touch with the ow-iier of tho car at T^anVbertville who acknowl¬ edged he had loaned the machine to them. They were then discharged with advice lo keep owner's card In the car in the future.
j cipai is to go to RaLvmond AVismer and I J.  Walter  High.
Thursday evening, when it was re¬ ported hold-up men were in thut vicinitS'.
—Chalfont  Gran«-e   recently   gave   a  alighted  from a car near tlie  inn,  but health program. i fled when the proprietor appeared.
Raise Best  Heifers
l.,.-'is>   heifer   calves   from    onl.v   tin-
I very   lic\ it  cows,       Penn   .State    ilair.y
, ,   ^     , i specialists  rocommend.      "Keep   down
ifhree  men are  .said   (o ^dt^^^^   nvsmhers    but  imrrove quality"     is  a
: good   Nov-   A'ei'.r's   reaolution   tor   tlio I Ki ystone dairyman.
*, n 'itf^tt-i