The Conshohocken Recorder, September 3, 1943

              ®l)e Consljoljoxkai ttecorfter.
Established 1869. No. 7305 CONSHOIIOCKEN. PA.. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1943
BACK UP
YOU?. BOY
tntrea'i your
•ffiriill invinni
to yovr family limit
PRICE: THREE CENTS
Wounded Vet Praises Tkkot $,.„, Edmonds
I r«j<s\V orkers
To lliiv Bonds
Sgt Jas. McDermott,
wounded in Africa,
speaks to workers
PLANT MEETINGS
Workers urjred to in-crease
bond buying
from payroll
LaudsConduct
of County
Republicans hold en-thusiastic
rally at
Flourtown
11th Ave. Residents
To Dedicate Roll
Building Permits 866 Stlldcills
Issued During August
Boy Given Fourth
Wood Transfusion
CLASS OVATION
County best governed
in state Candi-dates
introduced
MONDS
(ri'diin1 lloursoj
The Third War Loa;
raise $15,000,000,000 mm op-n
Thursday, and of this amount
quota for Mon:gom"ry <o;i:v
been set as $23,000,000. Th d::\ | ft iff'
will continue through the renulnder l)0J*O Allillt'S
•J .it the month.
The quota assigned to Montgomery
county Is the third largest in th?
State and In order to meet this ob-ligation
the county has been dlvid
ed into districts and a commit it"
appointed to conduct the campaign
U»y Republican
With a record breaking alien-ee
of over three hundred per-on
Wednesday evening In the
■■■<\ Senator
PrantUn Spencer Edmonds, In his
■..
Innat] nine months ago.
town Senator Edmonds complimented
. ti Republican County O.-
B : [see David w. Jnn«s will be I Thirteen permlta entailing an ea>
dedication tomorrow pendihuv of tlett60 were I
<if the h'liwir roll. In „ . „ „ ,
or west ■ Qll!nn-
■ no* serving In the during the month of August, Per-the
nation's mlts wen . oed to the following-:
w«rtdIW f:n','"n ''U "■r,lt,:l^ '"' 'hr Horn* Btauffer ft m I
The Mtejtteee wlU be held ' e Oebhardt,
i avenue and Wood street 230 BUl Ninth avenue, pavement.
Where the honor roll has been [(SO; John Dormtni. 311 Wells
C Landit, sup"e,ri2n.tended: I oop t.U;* Ang*elo Jamwlll.
will deliver I MiH »venue, pavement.
■.: address. Burgess Jones! $15: Howard Vandegrtft, 18-4*7
make a few remarks Rev, y,v< Elm street, alterations, $ioco:
G B, M^::,' pattOT Of ;„.,.„„. iin[| p^.
Uark'a Lutheran Church, wilt pro- _,f ml , ___
. nd Rev. Fr,U,("' ' ■ W*! R;iil" "»"
■■■■ chu ■ First avenue and Payette
eel repairs, $100: J. Warren!
den ■.■.... mat tei "t cere- tomes, 139 Baal BPeventh avenue.!
monies. 118; Joseph wisnlewskl, 1M;
Enrolled In
St. Matthew
■ • : ■ ■
eduled to ui
riergy a fourth Hood trai
HID Ho -
pita! where he rel i
P&rOChlftl School he- atmenl for rhet&natl
i'
wa:s |scheduled to b(
: ■ Cannot
■
. ■ ■ : ■
IS; his cousin
"* , iM John Powers home on fur-r
acuity comprised ot
• A " r *\ J r The boy was well on die road to
Sisters' 01 Order Ol eovery from ■ previous attack ol
au oxfnvyn ,,, ,,,. v .,.
. - week
A tot.il of eight hundred an .
six pupils enrolled In 81 M i'
gan Fall term
this week
283 IX H. SCHOOL
SoldierAWOL
Sentenced for
VuloTliHt
Went on spree with
stolen car — Stole
from companions
IN ARMY 2.MONTHS
Captured in White-marsh
(i minutes
after radio alarm
Horwy has ben ap
■J] the cmcUdates
Those Introduced were Commission-er.
Fred C. Peters and Fos'er C.
1. lion J Bum," Holland
judge of Orphan i
President of
COUnCll tells; Ot horO W the type of candidates
n i *i-r»». •>l(in tooted for their slate. POM-War piailS Benatoi Edmonds said. "Montgom
Count ians are more Inl
M :!/:."rs df the Conshonockm In men whose accomplishments
pointed chairman of the committee Good Government Group, a Fourth h » the beet governed
(or hi, district comprising CorurtV* .■ ,.,<,., were enllahten- Counts m llw StaW> rather than
hocken and West Conshohocken. ^ on bo.nu,,h ntT lLr. | .gue promises of someone else."
Other numbers of the committee f° °n b™»n an»urs 05
i
weil a*/he H- added 'our County Republicans
are John it. Wood. A. A Oanl reat being auule on I ipport all Lhese
walte. Harry B H'ywood. P.iul B. Bent of a program to provide recre-' whole heartedly because of the fine
Mitrliell. Edwin G. Ponton. Spencer: atlon for the town's citizens spon- government we have and because
L. Jones. Russell c Thomas. H. s. sored by the Recreational Council'they want that type government
Walker. E Arnold Forrest. A. C. at the monthly meeting held Tues-J continued." The Senator was tn-
Slickcis day evening at the Penn Club i Preal
As a prelude to launching the Ptealdent of Town Council George Glaae, and was given a great ova
campaign and In the interest of Smith, spoke at length on the fin lion as he arose to speak,
stimulating pavroll deductions for anclal condition of the borough. He took each candidate on the
War Bond purchasing meetings' pointing to the reduction of the Regular. R publican ticket and lau
were held ve.-'vrdr. at I : (1 Inem rnr their P*51 f0011 *'ork
industries. ' lb IBM to $230,000 In 1M2 and ad- U
Sgt James McDermott, a native vising tlie members of the group ' introduced
of Gulph Mills and now a resident'that the borough at the pn
of this borough, wounded m aettob time is on a pay as you go basis. He I
In the North African Campaign, ap-jabo explained that steps ban d
peared at all of the meetings and ready beeh taken and a fund cr?at
gave a first hand account of the ed with which to make beet
many difficulties our fighting men; pairs to the streets as soon ac ma-are
subjected to in battle. ind labor an DM
Sgt. McDermott enlisted tn the j Following his address. President who spoke commendably of Judge
service In Mav. 1W2. and was a Smith answered many queaUn&i William P Dennehower, candidate
member of the original itroup of; pertaining to borough ordinances ..to succeed himself as Judge of Cam-
American soldiers to land in Africa, governing the police, streets, side- s man Pleas Court, and also endorsed
Hi- was in the battle o) Ki nomination of mothei
Pass and » i > .' ibart C Long, member D t. Hon. Cl Beno fat
last April 9. H? received treatment school board and a representative of: ' ■ 'i": Ju;!^-:-
in various hospitals in Africa and the board on the Recreational Coun- Holland explained how. according to
la'-i-r flown to New York from where>!I. oreFented some In • ■ uiitio:i. Montgomery C ■
he was transferred 10 Plioemxvillc DQ the progr."* belnjt ■ '''1 from participation tn
rteneral Hospital. He is r-onrlr. **-***■ atntetlr flcM' poH'-les. but T-m -» In^aeeetfy -toe
from his injuries '
The first information receUed. bj Itreet H ; ■ : DtK he* ;.ii'." Judge Dannehower
h^family, of Sgt lieDermoU was projeet, when tompleted, will pro- wae unrt i snl due to a
td in a letter from him Th? vide recreation and amusement for j death .
letter was received in the morning jail the citizens of the borough and| Chairman Crawford thai
delivery of mail. The news was re- at the same time serve as I domin-ied the amiable president nf the
ceived as shock bv his family and UH factor In 0 lllded Wlr.--ni.ir-h Valley organization.
bis I energy of the young -lemen; • M Obun can
home on the telephone ai Sheriff, and t^ re
to members of his famil
New York hotel, advising them be 1 than ouiids charaol
had Just arrived there from Africa, Mlowing ■ u here was
that he wns on the way to recovery. ■ general disotisslon among the
Sgt. McDermott was cottsldei be result
one of the best football players In thai a number of qii<-
this section prior to entering tbJ '
V 3 Army and served aa playei ■ "Mis manner, di-manager
ol tag subjects for discussions to rected her message chiefly to the
Football Team
. ins wife being the form- Consideration was many! urging them to j
er Miss Battle Mil] r While stlD mlng primary election on Bep- vote out in order
a patient at the hospital, he lb' M and a borough tlckeE. and sane form of goven
■ OTUdderable time h fb namei of the follow [ the sake of the sons, husbands bro-baa
previously spoken at numeroul
meetings in the interest of rats.n- . James Web- who are unable Co
funds for the successful prasecutiJii <■■ Kncikl. Frank O. WaLson and John f 4 i:-corder ot
Arthuj i ■'. followed
. intl at which '.. EHwil v.
were held | C. • l>orp for Clerk of Courts.
tfoOara tl I Whudow J Rushong for Coroner
delphla Steel i iron. Walker Bro-; of sis year.-.; : Surveyor.
Ears, Quaker Chemical Products 'or un Attorney Frederick B.
Corporation, Hale Fire Pump Com &" '' v grotm and
peny. Philadelphia Cnlforni Com- Of the P J Robenrteth ■' rerehed.
pwny H c ■ •- ind Toatn OouncU Raj i Plero '!
Kimble Glass Company ft Wynne, constable—Harry » i Conumsdonara Pe-
. ra and Hlllegass, even in lieu of
rnffPr Out f\f I rk\v'^»-:0- Watson- Inspector of Elections the man] ihroughout
»- ujiri t/ui in i.inur Arthur Taylor. bog the new ooun-
.Merion Schools i Tfw «™UP also endorsed the sa the m
county ofttces as have statuttan District and rnsj
fine projects throughout the coutiv
mi the A I. and West Seventh avenue, porch. $25: chew's parochial grade and blgtl **r|',|m V y W Will attend the service. Ooetlno Colo'iali). 211 Harry street.1
scnooj ^ aoors opened for the ■».) Ill
. Uowtng names should be| plastering. $150; Samfli-l Kats. 301 44 iea*on thll
repairs, MOD; Qrade schools resumed .sessions
bane of the ' ■ .. ,<. :i. . and the
REOOADKB MJss Bernadette avenue pavement, MO; Marlon D*-lhtgh school resterday Mass in St
Clark. Mi-s Betty Jean Heflernoni SlaeinUtLLss,, 110011 West Third avenue, uatthaw's R C Church preceded
Ends
'ines
Season
•r pleading
riving without the consent of
tk I'HU'S ',|- '-,■•,:,■"" Private Thomas Louis
Daluaemu, Si of Pottstown R. D. 3.
' ; months
■ ■
■ Qrant,
ill., where he
O* ^^ rp O ' - » lu,' "' V1"' *mnM* "«•""""■ t,"r "u I caUOns ai SUIIl- the O. S. Array,
\&V&& U) StCD I WO llPfilflm PUf- *-*'v J" mobile from Montgomery Sq.
> I ^B" l ■ ■ hu.Hln-ri nier llODie .., ;ni,,-
lebold.
'•The r
house operated bv residents of thi after Le-area
for mothers bold
i'land children <>1 Phuadelphla, at lookout for him from the Police Slow down strike at.I. Chairman Myers. I-SZF"^ °^£ t
Wood Mfg. CO. A. KratZ leave Nor- <»■-..;>•. There are 303 boys.
ee to Step Two Resign
[ p Production!OPA Posts
both opening sessions. With Bel
'Joseph W. Kavanagh. admlnistra-!
tor of the parish, addressing the pu
ptls.
I Two hundred and eighty three1
; young men and women are enrolled
In the high school, girls exceeding
> boys bv 83. There are 100 boys. 1831
' girls.
A total of five hundred and eigiity
275 personti given va-cations
at sum-mer
home
plant ends ristown board I girls enrolled
hospitable doors af
$rd inmlnn. on Tuesday,
Close to two hundred and seven
After ste
*-ent on quite a spree When be
ran out of gasoi;:
At a special meetln? of Local; When the Norristown
2904, Dnlted Btealworkan of Am-; Board convenes for its reorganlza-|eph. Chestnut HI . Sr. M. ohvene
Several changes are noted In the' — v~omcn ^ and KlrU, w,.; be DM a was In
Ration^ sUu-rs of the Order of St! X, Pf '^ ?""
faculty of the school, which compri-
, :';'d Julj At II
:.U .1' I:i.!i:in-erlca.
CIO. comorHIng employees of lion meetlne in the Court^ House hu been usjjned here In place of; - or s aaiMI 0[ LaI)i ,.An ,..,;.
John Wood Manufacturing plant.; tonight only 12 members will be on I Sr s.. Felix Instructor of lufh ... d ,,,._. mi).,u... w].;i „„, ilen automobile
held Wednesday nl«h: In the Polish the rosier as a result of the resig- school English and mathema.i no Md tour old Una and
■ It ration yesterday ot Lyman A.. Amta Aloysla hM been named high ;is
l-
,, ,„:, ,1 imam the 900 men.Kr.nz. Norristown real estate dealer. I school history- Instructor, replan.v ,,
. , worker, mwaM • . > K«tl terminated hLs connection Sr Alma Patricia. wj» has b . , » j,
up production. serlou.,ly hampered with the Board at the request of ^ferred to the Central High « !mta 0icll„
by . worker,'slowdown slnoe Aug » lymond F. .Ashenfelter. OPA dir- SehMlAUenuwn : up two
J" 19' ,K^VP.^.^^}^!.'3Xfoi:JLc^Sr^n trarLterred*;""' M.M..-1 Krotchko. president KraW was th; second I total of pardon In Ohio and came to Limer
.pplng up of the board to quit within 24 hours., the Ho£ Child P»rwh. North Broad ^ ,ir;K > wtheConshO lck where
work, in conformity with the rr- Wednesday morning. Dr. Prank G > reel Philadelphia, and is^replaced, Cr^_. durmg th(1 ,„, tJ
quoi- of the War Board and the Myers. Norristown cniTOpractCor, re-1 by Sr. Josaph Aloysia. Sr. Rose 3I6 Fay ftWi
[Union, as produrtton is essential to signed as chairman Of the group ith grade, has ...
.,,lir. On Monday, two days before he transferred to tlw Epiphany Pans!: car
' No further development in ne.:n- r-igned I>r. Myera fired Miss Mary (Philadelphia, where Sr M. Irma T-^" contribution was inspired V\
tlatlons for con . I ^l™. 22. as chief clerk of the Ellsab
and the local . Mrrt charging her with negligence here bCmtjgfc instnicor. Si_AI- C;.(i
-a()W^,-,r ,and falling to obey OPA BStniC- pheus will replace Sr. Ro* Bea
R. O. Davidson, international nons « ™*"u" JV1"?' , "i early In the season, taking over the Army,
representative of U. S. of A.. CIO. Dr. Myers claimed Miss Fa rbairn grade teacher has been transferred rep
J
arfltlon o( imriLs on two OCCBS 11 WSJ broughl OU
presented a report of conferences *»" 1«* »" **r duties and that If she to St. Viiieeni s iwrhli Hanover. PA. ^
between hlmscll «• ,w':*n °" :h" J00^1"111^1 at T 'S 1('|,1:U('ri bN * OatiifrtneL^ occa^:
i'l-.tm-iim tK> Wv Labor. *a*ipu stamps worth 900.000 g»ilorw . imelda ...... .1 Mrs. William. B. Read of ■ -Brvn- In Huntingdon K< ■:
of gasoline and 5050 pairs u( shoes as
The slowdown. \: is stated, re- on August 20 would not have oc- principal of St. MaUlir.v' High ,
sul'ed from resenlment of the ma cured He said aha was Instructed School with
mated by ovation and eni
. foregone conclusion who
the next Sheriff will be.
D:-. Frank P. K Bark'-; C ■■.:■
next presented.
Mrs. Marj H Beerer. candidate
Jorlty of the close to 650 men and l0 nav<* onl>' a three d
women workers, over d-lav in exe- al! kln°5 °' coupons on hand. : KeSllfnS Job IH
cution nf a contract between the Raymond L. Rlppman. of Norris-iU " ,
ind the local, following a iown- County OPA Coordinator, will llOtl mall S OflJCC
vote by workers in Mav. naming the Pr^de at Friday's meeting until thej
Union as the bargaining agent. Mellon ot a new chairman, r '"
failure to agree on certain conril ^""ted that ihe Job will go b
tions was given bv the management K H,'[n wll° u now nead *>f the
•aaon for delay m sfgnhig Norristown fuel oil panel,
of the contract. Thf debt] i ,
ally crippled production A i^ ( OUIICII I*rotet'ts
•■Lii'pd
113
tyddn." West Conshoriockeri
ident of the vacation horn
, was found
Mr- H ibu
tlona ni resldeml
its main suppori
Alden Atkma, vice-president of Ration BO&l?d Mail
the local, was in charge of a social
program which followed the bus!
ness session.
ts of the U. S. of A CIO
in Montgomery County will hold
West Conshohockt'ii town council
at thf September meeting Wednaa
day nigh: property
committee tu have a mail b,ix
eting Sunday afternoon at 2 in] equipped with lock, installed m aha
■ U ('. Davidson, -H l>orough hall and also have a new
: -old phy been endorsed by the Montgome:,
sical din :■ .Republican Primary Cam- "> reftrrred to all the listed candl-
■■ n Conimittee.
Ujabea OCM "•" resided
ftv N J.. meeting will be held on with
months, has been dropped from B iptember -i al :ii v am club.
ool ixist.
[I was learned that i':.
tot
ownstup school board, wns
accented two weeks ago fcdlowln,
a raid on his shore
i said
FIJI Takes Alleged
Draft Evader
tnty Detectives w .tI,
•"iT^w" ' ■■' 38, of '
In addition to all the candidates
Utroduoed, Ciiainnan Crawl
Chairman Llovd
H. Wood, present as n
and Campaign c irnmlttee I
Barl B Bechtel, who is .
Frank DuE-is. superintendent of I ourren Terrace* pfvmVirh TOWTT* t "* A. ^ *
;ru. .sa.d ungr, r^JTi Autocar Company
job would felUled by Ralph Mil- bd H, wns rpv:,
The Arnw-KkV) 1 ■ Etta, Atv.rd
Del Vi'ihi". who .aid he lived m ^' '■■'■' on the All
I
land owns a
jew-lrv Til ^l at^mo°n ^ Bl*\? *'"-
ho saburtan Station ', ■'■> l" CoUegevi:;
Count) dd there Is no
C'urren A: an, lor Ihe
: forming a county coun ■
cil. If successful, offlfi.
named from acb ive l ot y-.
i ounty,
(iroup Makes
Surgical Dressings
H dneslnga are now being
dsu Wood Park
House every Wednesday from* 10
■i p in. and on Thursday
'■■ from 7 p m. la 10 p m.
making
surgical dressings ma) come :<> the
Park House Within the above men-tioned
hours, bringing with them a
■ . ■ :
are sponsored by
U Emergency Medical c
merly known as the Oonshohockeo
Boms NUI do Oroup, under the
ton oi Mrs Charles Smith!
and Miss Anna JDunrion. The Com
Croodwlll group will con
mei ■ on Prldaj
for this work.
Slight Change in
Bus Schedule
of Harrisburi;
Unger was arrested on July 30 in
City apartment with Mil
' of Kala-C'ynwyn".
whose husband store It:
Building.
Both were relea-ted In $200 bail
tion by the Cap.- for selecUw
May County Grand Jury when ar- J*'1 VlochiO was born m Italy but
ramncd in Ocean City. , Is s nal H mar- ■
sad ha. two children. £*"££.
that am n
:.■ acb reducing chu «s On- ''■ ■ '■ <■
by Rob-
Patterson, the unct- : .
Autocar prealdent.
cord of the man having registered A"p A,ltor:,r company I
■ 1 " ■ Hit original award more
i he "Star" award
perfon
Autocar to
special oiiicn ifti'irinu ciasan. un- i"' »-<> IUIUCU -.(- .■• .■... Uon >.f thi. ,mn i)tuJ . rffl
get was known familiarly as a i from Philadelphia late Wedne^.! .
•Oreefc ood." tl moon. ,.lWl. ,,n ,,.e A;mv.Nau ..'p..
Dfaorce proceeding agalnsl — pennant as it is dlauiaved bv Au-v„
f- were Man,,! bv Warner M. niMr.Mt. iocai. at g J^
raid, H- is the father. The Washington Plre Company dlrecllv encaned on war work both
a ■■» CMUte»- delprua S
* ., : I — ' smoulder- Hun tnrans thai all At •
Al mm.CM.i stfM tl- •. nab avenue ployeaa, who have been hi
Eleventh from wiiich
a.rime, reported to :. homes. A booster stream was Used
his Plymouth automobile was stolen] in subduing the fire No dantag
from tn front of his home last night j resulted.
SchuylklU Valley Lines, Inc .
tn the op-al
buses thai run betwei i
Conshohocken and Norristown by .
day On thai da;-
. prnoeed on Main street,
r
On the return journey the buses
will start from Berbati
eel departing rrom Mam
and Swed aa M shown
upon UM waleh are
printed elsewhere tn thi
i tnpany will continue io
■ i: trippers be-tween
Nnrrisiown and Conshohock-en
in the morning sad
rush hours ns ben '
BALANCI IV ntvh HTATI
A balance of $68881.21 remains
[button in the ■■
tils borouah
'■led bv **>
look plated on the door leading to
tlie council chamber.
The action WSJ '.ik—.\ :
guard against possible thefl ot in,.:
addressed to the Weal Conshohock-en
Ration Board. Previously mai!
. :o the Ration Board has
been deaeered to the homes ol UM
secretary of the board or borough
officials. I; was reported to counci:
that the mail carrier is required tc
■ mall to ha H I
headquarters. No ration stamps an
the headquarters as then
ire mailed direct to the applicant-'
from the headquarters at Bryi
Mawr.
Mosman reported that h<
has found doors unlocked in tt«
Borough Building and said ui hi:
op::::on there are too many key.-, t<
the building issued to former mem
bers of council that have not beet
returned
Burgess Mosman reported two ar
hiring the month, both or
chames of disorderly conduct, E
fine of $5.00 and OOSts, was imposec
in each
Mr Rhoads of the street commit
tee reported DeHaven avenue, St
mon sir; betweer
ibeth streets. Craw
ford Hill Wal it street. Airy stree
down to the otate road and a sec
tton of Britt-Molr avenue !iad beer
■>iled and chipped. Tlie bridge a:
spring Garden street and State road
■ a) Moorhead ave
Qua and Pr.mt street and gutters
throughout the borough were
cleaned during the month
Orders were granted for bills In
tht amount of $126492
The treasurer reported a balance
of gl2.066.06 m the general ac-ount
Presiden' Rhoads presided. The
M
Ingram and Leonard
Anthony Lochetto. of West Am-bler,
today resigned his $2,184 a year
Job as custodian of recon
Office of Register of Wills John H.
Hoffman, and at the same
said to have told the latter he had
Veterans Convention
Opens in Phila.
A number of local residents will
■
Uon oi the I ■ .'ii World
War v ■■ i udli
been offered a $3,500 posit.on by emng tam:: Benjamin
Fred C. Peters and Lloyd H Woe
Lochetto said his nastgni
submitted to Hoffman after the la
<i me in and asked who I
was supporting in the Prun
Lochetto i. bold Hoffman
.,>[K>rtiUK the Regular or
; of Pred Peters from top
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Be s
si and that
tffman.
■■ t ssked htm: \
sure you k: doing?" "fS™ „
o which . ■ ""TVE
i Pi ps
trom a number of states
brUllani
I
jheld for the 1
through Monday.
A c .. hoboi ban man will pzes
j ide at the sessions of the
1 convention, and a Oonshohockeu
! woman will act m similar oapacU)
'at the won Damian
B i . 30 .
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' , ideal '•:
loffman
idded.
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Will p •
3 Month-. Sentence
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EC . .
Beys Ksbbad House
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were comml d to the it
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They W"
tankln an: d
recovered most of the $2(HI .
The robberies o
Mrs. R, B. B
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canned y- *
•■'. ot the
rood which the bo;
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ddnotlU, ; 1
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i 1«> sltu.WOUKIRS MKtTINd
n tneettog of orgai
'he United 8'eelworkers oi Amer*
lea from Montgomery County will
be held in the office of Interna-tional
Representative R. O. DaUd-aon,
in the Curren Arcade. Korris-lown.
at 2 Sunday afternoon
" | .; -••-«fd
" "its .: inbung ■ i
.' -II. ! , .
latUlg that Lo-,he;to,,lo;:'1- "*" "J
M
Hoffms . "J» llj-ld
I at the hotel t
told him Pred P ' " Ior deceased ,
, B ,3500 „.. , ■ held tomorrow morning at
erwri awn l-.ti•.i- HJ »nl*H thai h,. h ,. ■
Commissioner P c Ch,,r('tl- p«
3. Pe;.- Parade of dele
he development be gates.
.lewed * —
no offer of any Job to ('oUIltV TroaSUTV
Inthony l M betto En
back door,
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mile fro::.
MI.IOIM i tried
igton. ar-
Ofnoer John Monaco. Am-seen
hii:i for tang Halance $869,618.38
'Joh Norristown
Jewelry Store
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quarry worker a
truest within the confine.
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Oalning entrance through a win- Banding obtslned tod
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airy valued at $370 and $5 in cash' Tilis lo,:'1 is sTTQSS that BIti
' rml-ted to drive
Main street. Norristown
Mrs. Clifford Cos el. win '
proprietor, diseou-red tht
when she opened the place . .
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checkup revealed 3i;
rings valued a1 St"1 \(.l\l> IO III 1 I' LOCAL
wrist watches total value $70. were INCOME TAXPAVt- lt>
1 Three ■ganta of the V. B tati
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by the DiTteton chw- ■■: the ntenoi 4 $tno and
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the Conshohocken Post Office:
IS hours ol 9 a. m and nrWERYF HOI.IMAi
4.30 p. m. on Wednesday. Scptem- The Conshohocken Pr^e Librarv
mercial printing. We can serve your bet 8 1943. -o uabtl local taxpayers will be closed all day Monday Labor
m a vetting enrdjin the filing of estunated Income: Dav. ft
taken
Norristown police
The RECORDER prin-i-'.t plant
equipped with autorr..
chinery for speedy, quality, com-