The Ambler Gazette 19400919

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VOL. LXII-NO. 30
MBLER Gazette
AMBLER.   PA..  SEIPTEMHER   1 J).   1040
$1.75 Per Year in Advance, 5c Per Copy
OLO BOEHM'S CHURCH AI BLUE BELLli:!,!™ r:i|Nine Wed.s' Tour Mas bai and Mabel
CELEBjAIES BI-CENTEilAL IS WEE^"^^^^''"^^^^^     ""'^''''"'""' ""'^"''' '^'^^
OLD CHUi LINKED f IIH PIONEER HISTORY
REPUBLICAN  DINNER
BOEHM'S   LAST   OF   THIRTEEN REFORMED CHURCHES
FOUNDED   IN    AREA—   EIGHT DAYS   CF   SERVICE   AND   ME-| _MORIAL   CEREMONY   —   HIS¬ TORY OF CHURCH WILL FOL-
i Third   Ward   Followers   Will     Hear
Prominent County Officials i Tbe Third VV.-ird Kepuliiii-un Club jof Anibler will hold it.s first .mnuiil ' dinnor next Monday evening at Ni ! lloc:k.s' restHUi-iint. The dinner will jhe for the inemlverH and n few Mpediilly Invited guests. II will lie sei-ved   .-it   7   o'clock.
Already   l,loy<l    H.   Wood,   chair¬ man    of   the    Republican       County ('omniittee, and  Montgoniery -(/"oun- \lv    Comnilssioners,    Frederick      C. LOW IN SUBSEQUENT  ISSUES i r>eters   and       Foster   C.    HillegH.s.s. Two    hundred      years   ago       this i ha ve slgnitied  their intention of at- mnnth,  Jolin   I'hinip   I:oehm,   foun-|'ending,   'i'licy   will   be   called   iipnn del-    of    the    Kefornied    (hun-li    In jlo speak.
America, established the last of | William N. Ab-orn, president of the nuniber of Dutch Iteformed I the Ambler organization, will pre- churches that he located in this I ¦'^i'lP 'i^ toa.stmaster and will also country.  ThLs  chuich   of   Whitpain, j-I'libess   the  group  briefly.
now known as I'oehm'.s Kvangelical ;	
and Ueformed churih, was founded in September of 174(1, just twenty years after this great preacher ar¬ rived in I'hiladelphia froni the (ier¬ man I'alalinate. Today, 11 cele¬ brates its bi-ccntennial anniversary with eight days of special and auspicious ceremony.
Sunday niarked the opening of this series of iiaily servlce.s. 'I'he program was; npencil by Hev. Dr. ('harles i:. Welder, of Frederick, -Ml!., vvhii was the liisl guest speak¬ er. Dr. Wcbler's apl'earaiice in the imlplt brld.ged a gap of half a cen¬ tury, for he was pastor l^t the time the church held UK sesqui- centennlal observance in bSltO.
The former pa.stor delivered the address at the morning service lie¬ fore a capacity congregation. In the evening tbe young people of the ( ongregation had cliarge and pre¬ senled   a  special   service.
'I'he evening address was b.v Warren n. Hoopes, general secre¬ tary of the Pennsylvania Christian lOndcavor   Union.   There   were
IISI
irg Convene Today;  Afternoon Sessions
.Miss Ilenszey's .School, liegin- nlng vvith Klndcrgarttm and con¬ tinuing through the elglith year, reopens fhls Thursday morning with promising prospects of a very giioil  enriillnient.
iMiss    ilen.««zey    nnd    Mis.^    Knipe continue   in   charge  of   t h e  senior dopartmijnl,   Mrs.  Caryl   W.'i.rner,  a (biuclier College alumna, takes Mi.-i.-5 .lackson's  place, directing  the  jun¬ iors.    Mi-B.    Dlcwellyii     Price    will carry   on   her   very   successful   art , elasses   again   this   year,   with   the; addition    of    clay    modelling.    Miss; Marian    TowiVd   'Will    continue, hor! excellent  work   in   music  w 1 t h   the grouii,   .Ilso   individual    instruction, i Mils.   Alliert  <iiiison,  a   gr.-iduate   ofi tlie school  ot  Education,  llnlver.dty of     Pennsylvania,     wiil     contribute j instrnelinii     in     eli'iiicnlary     wood-: work. I
For those who desire extension ot | Ihij school day, afternoon groups! will be formed. Miris llenszey will: be glad to confer with iiarent.s in regard to enitering and placing their, childi-rn. Tho school is located on ' 1.indenwolii   avenue  in  Ambler. ',
YOUTHFUL   TRAVELERS    EXPLORtD COUNTRY  TO  THE  WEST
COAST AND CAMPED OUT iMOST OF THE WAY—MANY
EXPERIENCES    AND EXPLORATIONS—GOT
FINE PICTURES
I Wllli,-i,nr Dltt';-!'. ,Tr.. and his elderi twenty who rode down inlo the I sister. MLss Matol Dlttor, son and I Grand Canyon on horses and mules j daughter of Congre.ssman and Mrs. A stonn cunne up when they were J. AVllllani Differ. ,Si-., of "Immen-1 m.iking tli",! return trip and •blew i SVC,'   Aniibler,   have   just  cinnpleted | a  tree  across   the  path.   Mabel  had
5,325 MORE REGISTER
E^
Republicans Far in  Lead  as Regis- i trars    Anno-unce    Latest    Report      I
A lolal of .'^aL'!"! persons have been registered and made elif;ilili- I" vole during  the  period   frnm   .Ninil   :'-'.i   In'- ani,   inc]ndlng   S.ilunlay.   aceni'iliiu; III    liuiires    relcasCTl   by    tbe    Monl ginnery   Cnunty    Itegistral ion   Cniii- niissiiiii,   nf  whicii  Foster   ('.   lliile- i ;-,ass is ilialrnian. |
Itepiililicans   sliow   a   belter   than i Ihree  to one  lead   in  tlie new  regis- , ilratioiis,   with   :t,.'^,'i>i   eiirnlled   during j
' " ithe I'our and one-bail' montli period l
Sacrament to be Observed at Same .,„ emnpared to l.-^iS Democrats, | Hour Around the World—Ambler | .N'on-Parlisan registrations totaled , Theme is Selected—Service Clubs Join      in      Movement   —   Special
an eleven IhouHand-mile tour of thn l'nlti,!d ,Sta.te.s by automobile. Tho trip took klmost nine weeks, and during tliat ti'me the younger Ditter's   visited   21   states.
'I'hey cjimiied <jut every night of the trip with the exception of sev¬ eral  visits as the guests of frlendrf.
Tli,o two were vi.sitors at a Dude Kanch in Wyoming and also saw a ronleo »hovv there. In Nevada tbey wdi^ji the guesbs of a former gov¬ ernor o-f that slate and visited tho huge   gold  and   silver   mines   theiV'.
Uoth MalbcJ and Bill liked Snn Francisco but did not care for Loa Angcle.s—and, didn't even use tbe courtesy passes they had il..'ceived to the vaiious motion pleture stud¬ ios! They spent a week in San Francisco and visited tl^J Navy Vard  on  the  West Coast.
They   were   part   of   a.   group   of|vLvii(Ml.
REVOLUTIONARY TRIBUTE
Tablet   Unveiled  to  the   Patriots of '76  in  Boehm's  Church  Cemetery
The Historical (Society of Fort Washingliin Joined last evening Willi the \aile.v I-'orge Chapter nf I'lUghlers of the Aniei-lcan P.evolu- linn ill a palriotic service ,-ind eeve- iiinny nf fhe unveiling of a tablet lo |li(> unlitiovvn Kevnlutioii.iry dead burieil in the cemetery ot that chnreh.
The i'i'iin-i|i,il ;;|>"aUi'i-s for (he eelebraliiili were the lionorable Krariklin Spen<-er F'llnionds, stale senalnr from .Mnntgnmery County, and the hnnoralile ,Iii(lge Harold C. Kniglil. of the Court of Coniiiion I'iiMn  .11   .N'orristown.
'I'he iiriii-r,-ini beg,-in at 7; I .'i p. in. ial Ihe CLftnii House, l-'nil Wash- ; ington. where there was a brief Ini-gan rerital. At 7.,?ll P. ni. tlie ser- i vi(-c be-;an at  the Klue  Bell  church
SMALL RIOI NEAR NEGROES AND HOLD
ipilte  a   time   with   her  hor.sc   after
that ai* the  crash   made  the anirn.il
nervous.
:     In   8jinta   Fe   (hey   attenrf.-d   the 'annual  lle.slii,   vvhich   is  one  nf  the
most   coloii'ful   coleiliirations   held   in : Iho   SoutMvve.st.   The    Ditter's   also
saw   iLJIK^pi    Indian    >^ii^^^'>   <^'<"^';. ly,:::'^;^, ^uss Aliee Hinnlo was the
the     lAdians     dancing     with     livt- : BnakoH In  their mouths. I     A wock wa.s Hpent  in  Vellovvslnni-
National  Park.   Bill  Ditter.  Jr..  was
vory much  Interested   in  the  "Billy, ' tin-    Kid"    country,    and    with    iii.i
aister s|ii..>nt nukfe  some time  look - j cnloi s
ing   up  momentow   of   tliLs   f,iniouH|     The • outlaw's   career. j     Mabel and Bill refuri.l.-d home witii
notterv    from    the    Indian    country!
for their mother, and  also  brought THURCH SOFTBALL BANQUET , back   colored   iiii-ture   slides   of   ih,-! imany     and     various     places     tliey'
PRESENT INHALATOR
Second  Aiarmers  Rccoue Gift from Boulton' Dixon   Post
The Seennd Aiarmers Association of Mnntgomery County have re ceived a fully effuitiped inhalator to add to llieir inndern equipment as a gift of the Williom Boulton Dixon Post, No. 1(1, American l.egion.   Fort   Washington.
The Inhalator was presented at brief ceremonies on liistoric Fort IIIII,  Fort  Washington, at  3 o'clock.
AS POLICE ARRESI FOLLOWERS AIBAY
MONO, (JROFF DRAW
Mrs. II. Kuth  Wiilton Conk was (he [Sunday  afternoon,  with   Post  Oohi-
niander James Corson  in cliarge.
The Second Al.-irmers Associa- llnn with their full crews for Iwo Iriii-ks.   .-lecording   to   Chief  (lenrge
nrgan snlnist at liie Cliflon House. Bard seleclions wore remlereil by the bugle inrps nf the Nnrl b Penn Post. ,\'n. (i7(;. ,V. F. W. Snme color j Volf.^ nf guards nf varinns Anieriean l.eginn ! hand fnr pnsls    VM-l-e    lliei-e   In    prelienl    llieir '
Fnrt Washingtun 1listorie-il I .'¦(nciet.v atlended in a bod.v in place inf  its   regiil,-ir  .September  meeting.
Williuv   Crove,    weic   on Ihe   program.
WORLD CRUSADE  BEGINS OCT. 6  WITH   COMMUNION   SUNDAY
SCHOOL OF RELIGION IHIGH SCHOOL PLftNS OCIOBER 1 AI I TERIAN CHORCHI10 ENCLOSES
Articles Prepared.
The Amliler niinislers at a special
Clianges of parly iiiiiuliereil L.':H tn Hepiiiiiican, (ill In Deiiinrralic and   :i:i   tn   Nnn-Parlisaii,
A  large nnmbei- nf ;iiiilil innai reg-
LOCAL    PASTORS    SCHEDULED i SCHOOL,   ALUMNI    &    FRIENDS TO   LEAD   BIBLE   COURSES      i       TO SUBSCRIBE  SECTIONS
to   cn-i.iperate i islr.-ilions   are   expccleii   this   week; extent   in   the   fortli-land  next  when  the traveling regis-
j meeting  made  plans *"' ! to   the   fullest Inlet    talks   by    Walter   1..    Bright, | ^.,„„i„^,   ^vorship   Crusade      ,-tmong i trars   vL-^il    the    heavily    populated Jr.,  president  nt   Bnelim s -( hristian j (,,^ ehurehes  of   Philadelphia.  M<M-e I sections  nf tbe   Vork   Koad,  includ- t.ndeavor   group:      Delb.y       -'ones, , .|^j^,|     ^^^.,,      humlred Prntestant i ing Cliellenhain, Abington and Jen-
prcsidcnt    nt the       Montgomery | ,,,^,„., ,,^„   j„   ,|,.^   .,,.,„,    .,|„„^,   have i kintown.   l.nwer   Merinn   and   Nar-
(nunly (hristian Kndeavor Innm. | ^i^,,,,,,^,, j,,,,.,,,,,,,, „,¦ „,,,„,.nii,m Jberlli, The registrars wiii conclude i.nil l.erl Shaw, |.rc,sident ot Ille „„j„„, ,.,,„„( .„ ,,,,, ,„,,,,,,,. ,,,. „.,„.. | , |,eii- wnrk in .Xnrristown nn Sep- Slale    (  inistiaii    Kndeavnr    Ininn     | ..hip  diiring   I he  mnnlhs  nf < li Inber ; lemlier   Ila   when      llic    Itegislraii
,Mn,i,lay   was   Ihe   cl-i,ssical   night   ,,„,,   N„vp,ni,er. when   a   speeial   program   vvas   lea-        ,jp,.     ,,,„„    ,..    sehinnver.      chair- ]< letolier   .'i   will tured   by   an   address   by   the   Kcv. , ,„.,„ „,¦  „„, „,,p,,i,,, ,.„„„„i| „„,.  p,e-   regislei- in
Community School   not  Exclusively | Drive  to  Start  Sept.  13,   End   Sep- ;
1-ugene 1.. McKean, 1). I>., President of Ihe Philadelphia Classis. The Jluslral Iiortion of the service wus in charge ot the chnir nf tbe l''irst l-vangelical and Kefnrmed Cliurch r nf Phiiadelpiiia nnder ^lie direction nf   Wallace   fX   Heaton,   Jr.
'I'uesila.v,      was      Denominational , |.|,m Nighl.   At   this   ceremony   the   Ad¬ dress was hy the Kev.  K. W. Ooe- bel,  D.  D., Kl>.  D., President of  the
in   .\i
when lllc Itegi;- be npen nnlil '.> \i. 1 e the last ila.v riler In vnle al   llie ;
In
^sented Hnal plans  In the  Imal  niin-
: Lsters  and   distributed   Ihe   worship
I materials to be nsed in all ihurches
I simultaneously   during   the   crusaile.
I Olher   members     of   the   committeo
J-aio   KevK.   Walter J.   Deppert  o*  the
i Metiiodlsl    Church   and    Charles   A.
f Ihe Presbylerian Church.
The  Woiship    Crusade  will  begin
on October lith, which has liccn ile-
I'ImI   eli-i linn    .N'nveiiiber
a Teacher-Training Institute—! Rev. C. A. Platt is Dean—Si.-< i Religious Subjects Will be Taught '
Plans  fou' the annual  C'onvmunit.v j Scihi^'ol  of  Keligion  tor Ambier uiiitl 1 viicinity   have   been   coini,pk'ted   with j school tlu^   O'pcning  date   sei   f'or   Monday, (K-.tob.T 7th. Tlie School,  undor the lea.iler^ship of Kev. Charlc-s A. Platt, ileaii,    v.ill    111-    (¦iindu'ct',-<d    in    the I'l'enli.vieiian   ('hurch   for   ton   suc¬ cessive  Monday  evenings.
>!ix religlou.s eiibjects will be nlTcrc'd lo ti»i inubilc with the classes, loud by local ministers. A (-ourse in "Itiljlic Worsihivi" will be taught   by  Kev.  Paul  K.  Sehmoyer,
,     ,        ,      „     ,       ., ,,     . I si'',nated as  World Comniunion Sun-
Ceneral   .Synod   of   the   l-lvangelii-al ! ,jj,y    ,,„   ,|,.,|
.'ind   Kefornied   t^hurch.   .Music   was
ievery   greal leiulered  iiniler the dirertinn of Mr. i wo,-|",j   will ami   .Mrs.   Waller   1).   l-aidowes   and !,,f  ,|,,,  , ,,,.,, the   combined   clinirs   of   Ihe  Carinel i ..„.,,|.|,|   „ |,||, I'resliyterian    Church,    l';d.-4:e      llill,   i,, p^.,,,.v
'•'- lofea    '
One ol the special lealure.s of Jixcth the week's nighllv services ^^''"^ ! .Sunday lield on Wednesday evening, wlien \ there w-.is a patrintic service. At ! this time a incninrial talilel was I dedicated In the niemnry nf the ' ( Continued ou puge 4 ) ;
IHIRIY-THREE OFFER
day   Ihe   cliurciies   of |
denoniinalinn   in      Iln-
liserve   the   Sierainenl
Slipper.   II   is   In   be  a j
I'"    wni.siiip      experience i
use.  Since  Uie beginning ,
h  new day is reckoned at  the -
meridian.   World   Communinn j
will  l-i. nliserved at   11  a. m. '
in   .lapan   ami   Clinsen,   vvhich   is   '.I |
p.   111.   Saluriiay,   Philadelphia   time, j
Frmn    that    beginning   the   Com- !
munion   will   be   shared   each   hour i
,'irnuiiil   the   Wnrld   until   fhe   day   Ls i
brnui4lit   tn  a   close  with  Christians
wnrshil.ing  together  on   the   Pacilic |
Coast.    The last to t:ike Conimunion 1
( Continued   oi,   page   7 )
FIRE COMPANY FAIR
AUXILIARY     DONATES   v100 FROM  PROCEEDS OF THE  FAIR
nt Fort Washington. This will i'n-ii,,i|j, chide lioth thicoiy and practice. In aibiition to the regular ciaas ses¬ sions, the class iwlll have charge, under .Mr. iSchmoyer's direction, of l,h,> weekly worship iieriod ot tbe .'^¦cliool.
A   ..second   course,    "Vouitb   Faces l.ife."  will  be  taught  by  Kev
tember 26—Saving If Fence ii Erected before Nov. 1 — School Cffers Special Inducements for Support   of   Project.
Kncouraged by a numlier of hiuh t)ons!ers who vnlunteercd to cnnlribulo one or more scitinns of fence, the sturlents and faculty of the High .School vvill cniidiicl a canipaim'i to ralso funds to prnvide a fein-e lo enclose Ihe nevv alhlelic Held. The campaign will lie cmi ducted during the week of Seii - tember lii to 2(1 vvith the hnlic that the fence ma.v be erected by ()e - tobpr 5 when the llnme team vvill pray Jenkintown on the new tletd.
Tbe   School   Ls   particularly   an.N-
Plans   Set   to   Fete   Penllyn   Baptist : Champions  of   League
The   si\   Iiienibers   nf   f+ie   b,inqiii'l cninmillce    of     the liitei--('liui'ib i
.Snftliali Keagi e gaUiered at thei honie of William Aiiiev, fiS Belmont ! avenue, nn luesday evening for a j business ineelin,g. The iiienibers of [ llm L-rnii|i reported that Ihc ticket ' sales are Progressing v <>i'.v nicel.v I .nil :i rai'i'eit.v a I tcliilani-e is ex-' per Cli. ' :
,\ vei'.v line program b.is l)(>en ar- | raiigeil fnr tii(> lirst annual b,iniiuet i whil h vvill lake place on Ihe even- | in,-; of 'I'hiirsiiiiy, Cclnlier .'1, at (i.Sd i in Ihe Caic-iry Methoiiist Church ¦ Snine noted speakers have been in- I vile.l   1,1   alleiiil    Ihe   bamiuet      andi
rellllel-   shnlt    I.l Iks. ;
The   I li.iiii|iiiiiisliip    I'enli.vn    Bap¬ list   iliib   will   liavc   eiMliteen   of  its pl.-veis   present   al   the   feast  as  the; Kiies s   nf lli(> league.  .\   part   ot the j liingiain   will   be   set   aside   for   the! pl eseiil.il inn      nf   the   I'haiiipionsblp ' linpliy    III   lhe   winning   team      and i alsn  iniiiviiliial   Irnphies to  be given ' mil   In   eai h   nf   Ihe   pla.vers   on   tin' leiinant      winning     outtit   by      Hie liresiilenl. ¦
VOIE 10 PURCHASE
to provide funds In imrcliase a fence at this time, not only b" lause it will greatly increase llm usefulness of the lield, but lieeause if it is erectfid before November 1. It vvill be erected as a part nf the present WPA J'rojecl, wliieh vvill mean a. saving of at least si.x dollars.
E OF HON. I. OinER PICKEIED BY
MAY  DECIDE ON  NEW  PUMPER OF 750—GALLON  CAPACITY
Plan to Have Old Pumper Equipped
with    Booster    Pump—^Committee
Prtjpares     Specifications—En'er-
1     tain  District  Firemen This Wed-
I      nesday
I The imenibers of the \Vissaiiickiiii I Fil'- cniiiiiany have delinitely dc- : cjiieil III piiri base a new fire light- I iinv 111,11 hiiio vvhich will ini.?et the I slandani set b.v the insiiranc - i unilcrwrilers. Ki^bert F. (Inndlni' , I lielil engineer nt tlt.> Middle lie ipaitment Kilting A,s:+ociatioii, .'-'ubar I b;in Division, attendeil the regular 'iiiniillih-    meeling   of   tlie   compan.v I
III   Wrilni. iliiy evening und beside.->
;-,i\iM.'; inlniiii.llion as to wliat il,\|i' nf :i ir-w maeliine is nceileil, . .'ii;;4esti'il that tile olil niaciiiim, , w hirh lias been in service fni j iimie   than    11   years,    he   ciuiiiiicd
with a bnuster tank for out-cf-toiwn i service. j
I.Vlr.   CtiotHiue    furtber   advocal'^d |
two iiumibcrK Witli a capa'city of Jt ' j ! .gahons per  minute,  indicating  th.it! j this will give the greatest citlclency i I and that the new engine should have ¦ siK'h   a    cuipacity.   With   a   booster I c-|iiipnieiit  on   tim  nhl   iii.ichiiK',  tim ' Cl inpany   would   lie   in   a   good   pos-
Mar- j hundred
NINT HEAVILY   VEILED WOMEN DfNOUNCE   CONSCRIPTION
Illl
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ill
It
DOLLAR CAMPAIGN
COUNTY   FEDERATION   TAKING ACTIVE   PART  IN   WORK
I
i Willkie-McNary   Followers   Prepare |
Drive  in   Montgomery  County       |
j\iinounci,inient uf th'C nainOs of tlie !
i--^rea   ChairiiKin Iwho  will assist   ini
  I tbe   "Willkie-i.McNai-y   Dollar   Certi -1
Local Clubs Respond to Aid Evacua. I flcale     Fund     Campaign,"'    whicli! tion of Foreign Children—Mrs. C. ' "liened    Tuesday    in    the B.      Burke,     Plymouth      Meeting,
Members   Who   Atlended   Firemen's School    Report—Award   Contracts , for  Improvements  on   Fire  House , — C'uy   New  Chairs—Accept   Par- i ade  Invitation.
Four menibers of the l-'ort Wash¬ ington Flre Conuiany, Don Mi.lloy.-z.i. Ray   IMichael,   John   Spariingo   and , Karl .stone, told  the iithcr  menibers i nf the cnurse Ihey had taken at  the j Firemen's  Sclinnl,   Sl,-itc  (.'ollege,  at the regular mnnthly busine.ss meet- '''"'""'*"'¦''" ing of the cnn|pany, last  Thursday | evening. i
BeLilnning at H.3'i a. in., tiiey were j lam,III engineering ami Ladder ' work, laying liose the riglil and ^ wrong vv;iy, and liooking np the hose In Ihe best advantage. Kecturcs I fullowed  bcginring at 2 and  lasting
till   I,,.   Tnzer,   nf  the   UpPer  Dublin!     It  is  planned  lo enclose  the  liiKli'Mis
Knlhcraii    churcih.    This   course    ts | scliool athletic tield vvith galvanizeil i
designed  to meet the m(.>ds of botii ' <lmin    link   woven   wire   fence,   six '
, „ .,, I feet   higli.   The   fence  will   be  made I
(Continued on page 3) | ,,|, ^^^  ^,,„  ^^^,^j,,^^   ^^^,^  ^^^     ^^^^ |
I wide, 3 gates each four ft>et wide. I I and one double gate twenty feet | ; wide.
j Kiach section of fence vvill ensi '.'lil.lill. High Schnnl classes. :iluinni. ' Inisine.ssinen       nrganizatinii     a'n il   i'
110 AT PENNY FAIR
Grand Aflair Held Tuesday at Farm of  Judge .Tnd   Mrs.  Knight Approximately 11'-  people attend¬ ed   the   "Penny  Fair"   on tiy   tlie   Senior
I
r?. M. Farbcr, of Detroit, Spon¬ sor of Mothers of tiie U. S. A. Movement, Expre;sly Protested Perce Time Conscription and Vesting of President with Such Power—DIHer in Wa-jhirgton at Time. ,M
(Continued  on  page 5)
M r;
iliei-K   nf   tbe   Mnthers   of   the | A.,   under   the   teadeisblp   ofj Kosa   M.   Farbcr,   of   Detroit
a    gnnii   Job.
.i;ieeil     In    prepare    and
! submit   twn   sets   nf  specifications
I for fhe novv  ti-imk,  the .same  fo  he
i piepared   with  the kind assiatant-ic
(if  Ml.  Goodbu'i)  which   will   beot
serve   the   bnrough's  interest.
i     The     fnllovving    committee    was
ap|ininted    to    purchase    the    new
truck,      tlic      appointments      being
i made by I'lesident William Deuchar,
iwho pi'osided at  the meeting. The.v
(Continued on rmge 3)
TWO ACCIDENTS AT CORNER
In
the evening there motion
Oounty, I *" ¦'•'^'' 1^- "•     .„ wia*^      nuiide      Monday    . bv      Mrs. i "¦'¦"'''' lectures illustrated  by C.   Harold  ILodisiiail,   of   Wyndmoor, I l^'"*"''""'  '''"'^ picitres showed vivid- dii'jctor of Uic campaign for Mont-', gomer.v; County. j
The   Dollar   Cerl ilii-iile    ill ive.
Tuesday,
Colony
club    on    lhe      lawn    of     "Covered
Bridge  Farm,"  the  home  of Judge
and    Mrs.    Harold    G.    Knight.
Mrs.   William   Buclianan   was   in charge   of   the   admission,    Mrs.   F. Norrett was in charge of the park¬ ing,   and   file   general   chairman   of .    „ , ,, , , the   luncheon   was     Mrs.     Vincent    ""<-«¦   Anibler,    on    l-riday    eveiiin-.- Somniar. who was assLsted by  Mrs.    ^'li*?"   '^   UlU'is'ni   sedan,   driven   by Clyde IMyers,  Mrs.  Vernon Cogshall Mrs,   ('.   Kaymond   Weir   and   Mrs.
till
.Mi(-Mgai cauipcii ('niigressniiin ,1. Imuie on Teiini.- Iliree   days   lasl
founder.^.:   REUNION OF "38" CIASS
Four  Cars  Damag.od   in   Mix-ups  at:;,gainst  llie Lindenwold   and   Park   Avenues     jMr.    litlei'.s An accident occurred at  the cor   ."'onicii,    nm
ner of  I.iiideinwold   and   Park  ave
f       il ,: f nn i>,1ei*,J
¦lull ill front of Williani nilters' avenue, Ambicr, reek    in       protcsl
I'oiiscriplioii  Bill" and
.Sllplmll    nf   it.      l<;iglil
fi'niii    .Mnntgninery
iCniinly.   vvilli     lila:'k   dresses      ami
ibla(-k   veils   civering     tlieir    faces,
|aci nnip.inied     Mrs.    Fiirber. Mrs.
, iCalherine  Bmwn,     nf Cnlvvvn,   iJel, !-Ai'iiold   Olsen    and   Ku.ssell    Huckel
.Mar'iianna   llornor,   ot   Anil>X-r,   col-:,,,,     p.,     |,|.,,„i,|,,n|   ,,f   the   Mothers   returiiea    frum    Ntvw     York,    while
Iklcd   with   a   Ford   sedaai   opei'ateil i ,,,•  ',,,,.,|,„^.|^.,,„| ,     „,,,,   ,,,,,,   ,,|.   d,,. jKarl    Hagginliotii.an    left   his    wovn
Ainbler   High   Grads   Return  to   En¬ joy Grand  Evening a*  Legion  Home
'I'he cLi.ss reunion of l.i'iS, licUl at Hie Aiiii'iicaii Kegion Post liomc in Ainbler last Saturday cvcnlut;, was a great success. Former stu¬ dents    came    from    n'oiir    and    f,ii.
ROWDYISM CN BUTLER AVE¬ NUE BY TAPROOM FREQUEN¬ TER CAUSED ARREST OF TWC — BUSINESSMEN AND POLICE TAKE MATTER IN HAND - CONATH LICENSE STILL   IN   BALANCE.
'I'Wii rnlnled men. bntll. frnlll .\mlilci-, were arrested last Friday evenin.g after one had cau.sed quile a (listnrliaiu-e mi Bntler avenue near Max's Inn. A near-riot was averted by llie levcl-ht-adediiess nu the part of Anibler police, wlm faced at least bin of fhe inlnieil rale  in  a   mob scene here.
Allan .lohnson, N. Main sireel. came mil of the inn and began cursing at a .\-oun'g woman on the sidewalk, oflieer John .Mnn.i^n. nf the Amliler police, w.ilkeii up In Jolinson whn Innk offense .ii the lepiiniand. Offi(-cr Monam |ilaeeil him iiiHli'i- .'iiresi anil slarled along Iiniler ,i\i:mii wilh him fi-nin the iMilroail In llm jHl loi-atcd in Iln- lire limise mi Butler avenue imn- Itiilgi-   avenue.
At Ihe Main slrml laler ."i-l inn (Oflicer Moiiarn ami his I'lismici- vvere snrromiileil li\ a lar :i' Kiniip nf negrnes, led h.v .Inliii 11 nt eliinsnii^ VVnodland av-.-nue, Anibler. Hutch, inson threw sever.al small rucks at the ofticer and was placed under irrest by Patrolman Hainlil (iroff. who had been (-ailed by bystanders from another section of Ihti. bor¬ nugh.
Tim Iwn nllieers continued to- w.irils the j.iil wilh Iheir prisoners, linliling the cinuii nl almui :;iiii, ninstl.v ne-;i-nes. ,il li i.v wilh llielr guns. Pnih men. wlm hav" pr,\i,,iis prison leint'ii:.. vvere plaei-ii in .jiil fm- llie night .-llill brouulit befure M.iuisi I :i I,, .N'miiian P. 'I'avlm-, for a   lien ing   Saliirilii.v   iiinriiiiig.
.bilinsmi ill,! I liilrbinsnii wero lined :;,'i i.lnil.iis nil <liarges-"of dis-^ nrilerly r,iiiiliml. 11iitt-iiinson wa,9 held fm- rnii;-i nil 111.' charges of re- lUilint; iine-a aril iiii'iliii'v Ibi- rinl. while .Inlinsmi \\;is Imiil fnr ii fnr- llmr   li.-.irinj;    Ihis   Fiiilii.v   iiiL;hl.
Chief nl I'.ili,.- Ki.-iier ,1. Ciir¬ penter and Ins fm . i- slaled Ih'it Ihis disgnicifiil rmniii inn i,f ilnink- enness and disnrderl.v coiiiiin-l, especially in tbe section neiir llm railroad. li'inSt be stopped. The ollicers an- golSig to do all in their power In liieiik np Ihis t.vpe nf lil VV- ll nakin;;  ami   vvill   use   fmie   if
Ihev   miisl.    ll    Wilii    ne.re-ii^iir.v    In   use
1   Miirk.i n li   In   iiiili'lne   11 iiU'liinsnH,
il    is   illle-;eil.
.s^iil'iitiiiiliiil biisinessineii nf lliis eiiil nf .Amliler are em-ageil iii Hm misconduit uf some wlm fn qiieiil the place known as .Max's Inn, ol crated b.v Max Dniuilh mi Hiillii- avenue near Hie slaiinn. They iii'- heartily siippniihig llm ai-limi ef the police in Hie sl i niig sianil Ihcy intend to take against, -tlie rnudy- ( Continued on page 2 )
GAZEnE ENDS OFFER FOR WORLD'S FAIR PASS
Leads    Committee-More    Homes'"'   -"*"'-  --"^'"""o.   ol   " J "'>"'o"r, , j^. j,^^ ,..,,,^1 ^,,,1  ^^.,,,,,,„ ^^..,^. ,„ ,i..„j 1 Huseoe   Smith. i l>.v    John     Wesley,    of    Jarrettown.   ^niimii. Iin   Maryland   lo   join   the   class   on
and   Money Sought I dn jctoi- ol  Uic campiiign for Monl-jij^,^^ ¦ j     rj[.|,p ,-,4,„.y ^v.irk  booth  was spon-j Aljout  3i dollars damage was  don ¦ ,     • ,v   Cmigressmiin's   vote   docs   not   this- eventful  evening.
, '   •     M     , I gomer.v. County. i     t,.,.,, „„!,(,,.  j{o),ert   Miller  reported   "ored by Mrs. Oscar SUllwagon and j to  ilxifli   cars.   No  ono   w'as   injured. I onlv   iUTecl   one     district,"     slated!     The iLegion   homo  was  just  short
J hit ty-three homes in iMonlgom- j The Dollar ('erl ilU-iile iliive. ^.^ .j,^,„„ j;«„„ „,,,, ,,pp„ received ! Mrs. Klmer Briggs. Mrs. J. J. j On Saturday inorning a.noMier ac-1 IMrs. l-arher. "Kvery man is a dele-j,,r vymif crowded, making the ol>- ery count.v have ueen ollered lor the ; which will Ibe -held throughoul tbe ,¦,,,„„ j,.,,, f,,i,. ci.imlttee, and that a ' Hnnghtnii took charge of lhe cakes i.cident .occuried at the .same inter igale at largo so far as the (el'tect on | n,,, tunille.s for dancing the more use Ol Childien relugees troni  bomb , ..--tiUe  Hinder  Uic  leadership of  Mls.s i ,,„pf,|^ for $lii(i had been received as land  Mrs.  Helen  Welter directed  lhc|;,,cfion     wlieu    a    car,    driven    by j tlie   people   is   concerned. n,,,^„   jesii-aibie.   A   light   mid-even-
I  doiialion from  the I.lilies' Auxili- I fbivve;-   sliow. | .Mrs.    .Mary    Miller.-    of    Bethlehein;     -j'|„.  .Mnllmrs nf lhe T.  S.  A.  be- I ing sumicr and a  punch   bowl  sal-
; tXirothy    ,lames,    diaughlor   of   the j i Covernor,  will  be conducted  entire •' lli.V   women   vnluntccrs   fnr   the' I purpose  of  raising'  fuiKls  for   I'hc I fircisidenlial   ciumipaagn   anil    to   aid ' in   Hie   work  of  getting  all   volci-.i '
iiry.
Tile  gift   of %Uiii   vvas   part (Continued on jxige 3)
areas. Kach of the thirty-three homes offer full suptiort for n child for the duration  of  the  war. j ,^.
'i'his   was   announced      by      Mrs. | Cliii-ence    B.    Burke,    of    I'lyinoutli Aleeting,   chairman   of   the   Kcfugee Iteiicf  Comniillee  sponsored   by   tlu
.Mont.miniery   Counly   l-'cderatioii   ,,r | i'eglsteii.>d. 1
AN'omen's -Cluhs. 1     ^n   addition   to   the   Area   Cliai'r-i
.Mrs.  Burke has also  received  of- j men,   »ithei-  yoluntwrs  will   be   ap-j fers   frnm   eleven   persons   who   are i Polluted. a.s   IJistrict   chahuien,   one i
willing   to   board   refugee   children i for   eacTi   election   dl»trk-t    ot    tlh'c i        .      , ,,   ., , ,
.,,,,,    I ,    . I..       . ...   ,1 • Ml   ognized   as   one   ol   Hie   most   out-
.1  tier homes,  but   many  mnre are       ounty   ro   that   the   campaign   ^vll  ,   ^ atlornevs  of Mont-
"'T:''"'; ,,, „ ,    !'"' ""-''^I  '"¦'» '^^¦"•y 'W-eclnct and. ,^,,„^„„^.   „„        «olicitor    of
iMin.ls are needed  to  pay  the .ad- .provide   an   icin.orluuily   for   every , ^„^,„',.,„p,,.   ,.„^„„,.  ,„„tiee of  fhe mittiince   cxpenscii   lo   Hie   counlry.   supporter of Wemtell   K.   Willkie  to!
PEARLSTINE GOES HIGHER
County    Attorney    Announces    Ap¬ pointment  to  Siate  Association
Kayiiiniiil   I'earlsliiie,   wlin   is   rec-
Mrs.  Helen  Welter lilrccted  the ¦ how. ofj     Mrs.   Harry   Seiner   tnld   forlunes, I al this event and Mrs. Keidy  Itei-k- j Icr   took   charge   of   the   gaines. Ium beon was .served in cafeteria style   and   Mrs.   Kewis   Miller   and' .Mrs.    Chaiince.v    Koch    were        the i-.isbiers.   The  general  (hairman   of j the    entire    fair    was    Mrs.    J.    J. i Itadeliffe. j
Mrs. Kniglil assisted by Mrs. llany Kvans. received the guesis as they arrived.
piike, .Amiilcr, collided with a ma-^ lieve in ciiine drlveii liy lUHph l-Mo rse. of ¦ niililary PiosiK'ctville.      Ailkout      Till      iiolLi.r.5^1 piMi-e-Unii
damuigf) vv-'as done  tn  Imih  ciirs.  Nn 1 Hie    iinvver    bein.g   iilaced    in        Hie i
nne wa.s injured. ! liamls   nf   the   iiresidenl.    We   vvaiil i
In    both     instam-es     the    iliivei-s /'"ngii'i-s  In  relaln   Ihiil   power. |
wea-e   dctoiinng   around   the   Huller i     '¦\^''   'i-'^''   learned    for   :'ii   years.
avcinut? repair area and lii,icii.me con-j fused   at   the   lniti,.i-scction   and   all | seemed  luiidor   the   iniii£essinii   fhey had Ihe rigiht of Way. I
in.g supper irorg nalinnal defense and I jyiifd   Hie   appetites   and   tiiirsts   u( tralnin.-i.   Wc  are     against ;,^ii   i-eunion  .membcr.s.
nscnption and oppose i -pijo night's eiitertainiiK-nt was higiilighted by jitter bug dancing, which I'eatiired Frank Feria mil Kuth Periy. l-'oliowiug tlie dancing, the  cla.ss  news and  a  foreign  war
tragic ¦Wo
Ihat   the   Woild   War   wiis mistake,"    Mrs.    Farlier    said, iniisl   hiive a   lieller  reason for HiLs cmisrriplinn llian llm one     presented
( Conlinued on  page C )
Tlie   ainnunt   is   fPiS   a   child,   and j conlrilHite to this oriiolal cainpalgn's
TF
cnnlriliuliniis to eommittee iiiem- lici-s vvill be placed in a fund for tills piirpnsc. Kelief Is not conlined to British children, but tn thous¬ ands frnm the eonliiieiilal cnuntrics as   well.
Serving on the commlltee from this area are: Mrs. l-'rank .S. Koth- eiilierger, president of the Colony C'uA, i,f Ambler, iind Mrs. Thomas JjB^ivie, Presidimt of Ihe .liiiiior ('iTViiy ('liib of Ainbler.
.Applieatiniis fnr children may bo made through them, and cnntribu- Hons vvill be received by them to forward to the general lieadiiuar¬ ters.
Peace .AssocLitlon for the past live | vears. has iieen aiipoinled solicitor j e.xix>n.ses. Kiepresentativcs will be i ^,f Pennsylvania Magistrates' As- j included in Ihi' county orgiiniza-soiiiition, whicli represents a mem- j ion from all vv<inieii's cliibs and or-1 )„,i-Khip of more than A,{'-tni. The, giini/.iatloii.s. ] aniinuncemcut    of   Attorne.v    Pearl- j
'Hhe  .An-a  iCha.lrinen.   :is  aiinnun-j sl ine's apiiointment  to  Ihls Inilioit- ced by Mrs. tlodrfhall are: lant otflce was made by Stale Presi- i
Area     1—.Mrs.      Kiirl      Hepburn,' dent  C.  Howard   Meredith,  a  ineni- } .Merlon;   Ami  '-•--Mi-s.  Kiimia  llilt-|ber of lhe county  organization and
MY EXPERIMENT IN FRIENDSHIP
BY   CAROLINE   SHELLY A diary of events as I go lo meet our friendly neighbors and spend a grand six  iveel^s   in   an Experimeni of Internalional Living wilh a family in Canada.
I SENTENCE PENDING FOR MAN
DITTER BACKS CONSCRIPTION
ner, ConslHihocken; Aivsi 3—Mbss .Vancy Hiiighlcy, Norristown; Area A—^Misw Florrlo Hagy, Plymouth Meeting; Area 5—I.Mirs. Many Kgner, <rlenside.
Area «— MisB I'illHi Hallowell, Hatboro; Area 7—Mlss Mildred JaooJl>s, Kanndlale; Awa S—i.Mirs. l-iditii F. Mcllaig, (Ireen banc; .Area U—Mrs. Kulu D. Kobert.s, I'ottstovvn; Ai1.^«i 111—Mrs. Harold ('rosMiiiaii,   ColleigcvUle.
a   Justice   of     the     Peace  at   Bi-yn I Ma-vvr, at  the regular nionlliiy  Imsi- ! nsss session of Hm 'Counly Assoiia- | lion   licld     lu    Siiiiiigfnril     Cnuntry ('lub.
Pr-esirlenI      Nnrnian    I .rustice   of   the   P(?acc,   of
N^OTE:      This chronicle continues
a serie.s of articles, written by Miss
\ Caroline Shelly, daughter of Dr. an:l
j Mrs.   James   A.   Shelly,   of   Ambler,
I who has Joined "The I'jxperiineiit in
Uld  wili  be a
group     to
'I'avlor 'International Diving' Ambler ' rein'csentalive   In   this
presided at  the meeUng and ititro- i speiid these six weeks as a guest of   bin duced Sollcilor Pearlstine who gave I «t""t'   l^inadii'"   family   in   an    in-1 sta
HONOR IRVIN ROTZEL
Federal    Measure   Providing   Com¬ pulsory  Military  Training  Signed
Congressman   .1.    AVilliam   Dilter.
of   Montgoniery.   and   Charles   (Jer-         < .
iach,   of   I'uck.s-Kcliigh   voted      for I     About  Illl) invilations  have    been
f\he   Biirke-Wadsvvorth   conscri]>tion ! sent out for the celebration  of  Mr.
bill   vvhich   was   Liissed   liy   Congress | Irvin   (Pop)   Kotzcl's birtliday   fo  be
on   ,saturda.v. j held this Thursday evening.        'I'hc
The bill, which proviiies for com-; affair vvill be held al Jjirrettovvn pulsni-y niiiitaiy training, went to i hotel, given by .Mr. and .Mrs. John Presidenl    Koosevelt   al   onee.       He : K.  Schmidt.  Ihe nevv  proprietors  of
a short lalk on the M-l'oinl at- I tack made on the minor judiciary by the meinbers of the bar associa- ; lion, lolntlng out In parlicular how: .lustices have done much to Siive I individuals many cosIs in jirosecu- lion.
ll was iinnminceil that an ollicc | vvill be opened in Harrisburg at an ; early date, und iilso that there vvill 1 be Issucil from time lo lime, a per- \ iodi(-al keiqiiiig the minor judiciary fully iiifiinimil nl! new laws iind , d»-i isiniis. ;
Tlie   next   imeting  of   the   cnunty
y a IKnv days. It wa« ncjir ternational elTort to eHtablish a finer, "Kuisseau Castor," which, franslal- frlendshlp and understanding among ed, means Beaver Brook. Two of ns file peoples of all nations. Miss found a tent tho Imys wero not Shelly left Saturday, July 13, and using and iniinii^diatcly took it and fhe following is her diary of the decldefl to »leei> out in il for Hn- diiys she will spend with a family rest of llm trip. The llrHt night in in Canada. ¦ It,    11   ralii.Ml   and   we   were   bolli
Carnival Worker At 'Mercy of Court for Attacking Boy
Cha.i'Ics   Seiforth,   wlio    hild    been an  attendant  at -a carnival in  Aim¬ bler lasl   .lune and was iivrested on ' Juno   l.','i   nil   the   (-nm'Plaint   of   Hi.-
afteii-noon twicliing fhe French boys I j,;u'(-iiits nf ii H yea.r^iid Am'bler and girls .Vmi,-rican soivgs. Tbey , yi,in|^^ „lin wiis a,ltacked by Um itre especially I'mid of "I've Been | ,p,|-„„,|;,n(, wtis Iried lasl Monday in AVorklng mi Hm Kiiilroad" and <,,n|i-i „| Nmrislnwii <!ii tlie chiij-ge "Clementine." I,„f .s<ii||oriiy.
That  evening   we   fnund  a   Invi-ly !     'P||e <-nnrl. iiresiiled over by .ludge spot    near    the    ocean    and    a«aiii i vviiUain   F.  DannUhiiiwcr,  found Sel¬ ed   two   cablius   and   planned    to   f,,,.(|, j.„ii(y on the chiUges of Chief
of police l,eM.ler CarpeiUor of Am¬ bler. Scnlcnice will bo impusod Fiidii.v.
I bulielin   were   announced  by   radio I facilities  whicli   clliiiax'v>d tbe eveii- j iiiig of fun and frolic. j     "AinerlcaiiLsiu"    was    the    theme ! of   the   reunion,   each   member   re- I ceiving    a    gold     plated    American flag   pin   as  a   souvenir  of   tlio   re¬ union. A   iiormanenl conimil'lee lias heen   apiminted   and   they   have   al- riiiily   lieeiiled   that   there   vvill   be anotlier sucli rcuiiiun in Kill.
NCXT TUrSDAY FINAL  DAY TO SEND   IN   SUBSCRIPTIONS
World's fair Tickets Cover 11 Principal Pay Features — GivS Admission and Parking to Fair That En-Js Oct. 27—Two Sub¬ scriptions Still Win Two Paas Books.
This weel\ ends tlic niler that was presented by the (iiii.elto to the public. An oppoi-nnii;> fm- the reiiders to secure free lirhels to the Nevv York AN'miil's Fiiir which inciude.s not mily free ailmissimi and free jiiirkiiiK at Hm I'air bill, also ini-luiies free iiilinissimi In ii nuni¬ ber of Hie leinlili;.v P-l.v exliii its oil Hie   grounds.
The World's Fair oincials rciiii/e llial tbere are man.v vvho luive not had oiiporlunily and ciiough- inoncy lo iitlemi Hie li^air ami so hiive made il possible for every class to go see this wonder exhibit whieh vvill close fnii-ver mi Octnber ¦j-
Cp   until   Tuesilay   mon   nf   next
iveek' it   is   possible   tn   secure   Ibis
look    of    pas.ses      whicli        eiilille.s
genei'iil   admissinn   to   Iwn      penple
( Continued on iiage 2 )
HOME ENJOYS VENISON
Young   Buck,  Killed   in   Leap,  Given ,
to  House  of  Holy  Child |
A   young   liultnii   buck   was   iillied
iiist  vveek   in  Jarreititovvn.  Tlie anl-j
niiU,  ime   of i^everal   reeently   si-cii j
I
COUNTRY FAIR
added his signjitnre  |i Munday,
the
measure i the   hotel.    Mr. j yuung luctay.
llutzel   is   8U   year.-j |organij;ation  v.ill  he  held at lame- rick   in   Creen   Gables   Inn.
.My last'article told of our stay at Perce: Now, I vvill carry on from I (hill jiolnt. i
Whi'ii vve loft there, i-'rlday, the i :;3rd. it was bitter cold and the roa,d I was HO near the watre that the I ocean bitwze added to our discom- I fort. We ate lunch by the sldo of J th9 road,  as  u.'iual,  and  spent  the |
lirclty damp, bul not rtlacouragcd. Tho next day was very wet and nasty but it clcarivd! off enough so that two of the French (boys, an American and I went IWliing in th.e "K.uis«.'au Ciislor." 1 caught nothing and the three boys caught (mly one tiny trimt apiece, but il '    ( Coe tinued un page 4 )
THREE ATTACK WOMAN
.Arliiilsn Ibilelii, Lis wife, A'iccii- i-in. anil iliiughier, .Mrs. Mary .liimpii, ali of 3117 Cluirch streel, cncagcil in a briivvl wilh Sanlinc (lianipa. nf :!ll.'i -('hurch street, on iVInnilay evening. All ;i|i|iciiied be¬ fore Justice nf Ihe Pca<-e Aiithuny I.Dehello. The fornici- three were rhiirged for assault and battery and were  nrdered   tn   jiay   a  line   of   $10
eiii'h   alal   Ci.i.stS.
ill   this  area,   attemi>tcd   to jump  a
fence on the Burton properly soufLi
of Maple 'Jlen a«d fell  into a ditch
jail   it   maiUj   the   leap,   brcuking   its
I lueck. j
Peter    'Suriiino,     of     Jarrclluvvn, ¦
I iliscovired the iwrlthing animal and
iw>tilieil Former Deputy Game Pro- j ' leclor, Harold tli-oft at Ambler, wiho i.ssiued   'the   'autihority    to   slay    Hi'f . j animal,   11   vvmk /biouglit   In   Amblei' laml  dressdd,
!     Kaler,   througli   authuriity  granted j 1 I1.V    G.iiine    Protector    <l<'!irliart    of ' .'^'.iiiiil'erton  the animal vva.s in-esenl-. I od  hy  Mr, Gniff to fhi..- house of tlic ;Holy    Child   at    .Springliinusi-.    Tiiis j j gioup   has   M,>en   enjoying   venison ¦ all week as 'a gift  from  Hm SUile.     t
talo of Farm and Home Articles by Springhouse  P. T. A.
.A "Cinmlry li'iitr" will be spnii- soiCxl at the Spriiighuuse school on Septemiber L'S, from t lo 7, ^rain 01- sliine, by tho Siin-lnglinuse Parent- Teacher   AasocLitioii.
.Dairy proiiucl.s, puuitry, fruits, vegetables, candy, caJic, preserves, sandvviciies, (invvijrs ami nceilhiWnrk will lie for siilc. Thoro will he a lish INind and pony rides fnr llm rliild- reii.
Kveryone is invHcil In attend flic fair. The atlmission is free.
LECTURES   AT   GWYNEDD
The liisl nf il series nf ih'.'e comimunily li-clurcs nn "Tiida.v'.^ Iteligiiin" will IIk- jrlv<-ii by Hev. \. B. (lri;lon, rector of i^'t. Tlioiii.is' Cliurch, VViiiteaiiiii.i-sh, at (iwynejil l-'rlends' M'eeting Hou.se, •veiling.   Seiitmnber  2'.-  .t{   1
,iii>