The Conshohocken Recorder, February 17, 1948

              ®l)c Ccmsl)ol)ochcn ficcorftcr
ESTABLISHED 1869. NO. 7771.
Mrs. McGrath
Succumbs To
Heart Ailment
Longtime Resident
Survived Bj Ou-kiml
\MII I our < iiil'h tu
CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.. TUESDAY FEBRUARY 17. 1948.
Rotarians Hear
Story (»!' Flag
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...rally 'old
tin Rotary dub at Rul-
Blai i Bon ■ b),
^resident oi Uw|
j Dfiir,. FI«K company. Oal
■ club.'
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early Baft, he launched1
Pollowiiw a long illness. Mrs A.- '' he shown* of'
IIH F McGrnth
Wallace's Bid
For Presidency
Is Denounced
QO Offi.ial Speaker
Sserlal to rot-iiiohiKhrn Recorder
Uy I'entia New- Of
The Public Utllttl Commission
-. ■ ..'■■ DTOffei
1 allowing the Ptuladtlplu.
i ompsny to trie new tanM
rales by 11.041 I
| The riitr increase under the al-
,iif land represents a drop of
\l 1.1 trill I ',\*)'2 iHllllt'l* *278.21c nom ,.ie amount originally 1 sought bv the company whicii
lit lil In VirriotnV. n M lit Id III W11UIUV1I '' 1*1000 customers in Dela- m H k. M
»D-.ecl, ariing .tuhat. 'hi.e .".C.-.I*O« is OpP~O.S- ■ »nd Lancaster counties
tne Qtu/t of thj^oor coun a polltki
Utility Commission Approvet ^■WiJtf YflQliff PlVflrPM1
Killed In Crash
OCCIDENT MCIIM
For Increased Go* Rales In This Area
■ w BChl dllle ol
The Philadelphia Electric com-
,;;:■■„ ,.»■> wasgiven ptj^on » put)-™* ^^-^^^"^^
Orath. died unexpectedly yes'crday En . :.<j Hcl- w«nn™ Third Part* <fi.ti.inrH- "
monthly
table
lioo Ulnlmuni charge
130 per 1000 CU
the next 1800 ou it I
:000 cu It for
tU Xt 68000 cu ft ]
N j>er 1000 CU
thi next "oooo cu ft.
JW per 1000 cu It lot
the addition!
Fuel and ra* material adjust- ,
msnt els, ,i rump- fo"!; m-wymakwi *0Uxta* hjme al 9 a m RIITIHEI v .-in Pwlaix nth'*)
On Ridge Pike
Driver I ncotudoui
liter Earl) Morning
Collision ^ iili Pole
Buddan death ovfrtooh
afternoon at her home. 14a West ' '' britfl
Eighth avenue. She bad
Wallace. Third Party standard-l'
1 ;;itf "W j.i'. in ,ui KtMras notlct. MforKeO It 1
Ae tou bed also on im!,- ;;nnuaj hanouet at City"Hail. Morris- ; Qn or Mon 1 hurS(lit'
rhe local comprise* emDlbm *o ;|1' U»*Uon (edetennint the
traaahautoondltlonandwai son. thi in oTOan WoodsSS^SnpaSy
fined to her bed for itfenl month „„„ lhn„ ,„„r htiniiFmt1 „,.„ ..„,'«>* Oimrgan wo start* on thl
daughter of the bite «««»> .
2 a. Sunday
do- pavren «"»■ /""•' "
H riee- nmnihij rate m Isamyunk
birthday party
emblems I enan heard the forceful talk of
and Mary Walsh McNui.• - I h- - . . , . ,, f> | fl Cialg CIO regional dimlor ,..10P.u the same day for a period
Mi born In Noerlstown fan) had p (inure »i which he declared mm Wallaot
aided in thl, borough . Cinwyd: Jacob In his eighteen ye—
IMpIU . „ B , ' : in, sr. i has not advocated
thirty years. She was a member of lTvl . H labor"
st MiittheWs church. - man til 01 Phoenlxvilie md I
Surviving. In addition to her hus- " sl Blak. ■ j Weber pian' • )n full", as a preventive of PV
bond, are two daughters. Jean and ?/,",;" , '!. ,:',' Lil'j; "' "'': oI war. Cralg said, "ir another war is ttirnm # „ pruiWsed t«nn The
Nancy, both at home. M '."■'"T1 .If.?^. E.UrT ., ■ *" »ub-win.
of Norrlstown. and Dm.
It oo Miiuniiini charge
■Uowlruj 200 cu
1 30 per 1000 cu. ft. for
■ R1 18O0 cu
BO iwr 1000 cu. (t for
tl B0JH ill
50 per 1000 cu it to
it
serving wlih the Merchant Marine
somewhere at sea. two sisters. Nel-lie
and Cecelia, and two brothers
James and John McNainara. all
Norristown.
The funeral will be held Frtdi
morning from her residence artl
.solemn requiem mass In St Mai-thews
church Interment will be in
St. Patrick's cemetery. Norrlftown
Mr- \nii;i <:. Clark
A li(c-lrng resident c[ Consho-afm
Anna O. Clark died
Saturday evening at the home of
a son. J. Donald Clark, 913 Fav-member
of St. affattbew'i
Twenty Women
To Aid Scouts
his eighteen years of public life ,),,,.,.,,
'I initial baaiinaa were held las- iFuel am! ra« natarla] adjust-r
u .. i ..January 8 and 9 when the PliUa- mem elaUM aopUaa to all gas »up-
Urging adoption of the Marshall! ((,.lpllli) ncc'iu cumpnnv ofTered pllea in exeaaa ol :'300 cu RJ
ici apaeahaaUngaervloe montb-ly
rate table
180 per 1000 cu ft lor
the flrsi moo,) cu ft
.55 per 1000 cu ft for
the addltui-iiil use
• Fuel and raw material clause
1 .i!.ir
PaJado ivvl n ttnj COM ,ls fln()lhcr 275 bil-'
Uotii m.stead of y billions".
■ if we cant prevent war
by put line those people in Eurnpc
biick on their feet . he pl.oile.1
Urging nil union members to "tot chiefly
ittcft lust month in an effort tu
ik.se the proci-eding amicably
bo ihr new coin-:
panv offer, as conttitsleti witii tin-1
Tiginal tariff No 20, are reflected apohe.s to all gas
Mag
Il-Ul.ls .In.....
elilldrrn piilurrd ubuvc. «ho HJS
killed earl* SUIKIJ* niornint when
Itir .1 ul l.il.- in uliiili *he ».i»
riding era»hed into .1 pole .ilion,
(he RMft pikr .it II....... Hill.
SoUdtora \rv Named
For Camp Campaign
ut and get the people to VOti
sai.t tiuii eio PoutieglAeUon to "not
n party nnd is non-pnrtlsan". but
that «•' vonl roto foe any
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by reduction of 10 cents Minimum charge
net 1.000 cubic feet for Miace .house '" proVUtfon m Hale SH ..I Tariff
monthly
inent oi the e<-ononiic structure'
He urged repeal of the Taft-Hart-ley
Ac. taylni that H "leaUfleU both
management and labor ;■
Auwunoameni rjdown togi to i i . . out tbali
the »»<■•:?> rtpn oeal '""hiems".
■Otnen nain U'OOO-Vrar-Aro striken
m the durrenl Girl Bcoul Camp Rev. John P. Knury. assistant rec-
■■ $*t6
aOd coiomerci.il. ■
Th* original tariff contemplated ]
upport only'one application of a fuel and raw DU-I
; .uiiiistment clause to all con- ,
sumption, but the Commission did
not accept it Instead, the Com-mission
required exemption oi n.
first 2.000 cubic feet per month
under rates O • cooking, hot water,
and HD < combination of use
Fund I'.rlvr bemg held I-, raise M6.- tor of St Matthews Catholic fo1 "Jj1"?- .hQt Wit*r* and i
liurch shi- was'tinrn' in'roiishn' tHy) (or bnpTovemenl a1 Cami Kt« churfh and former overseas Army s'„ ne"u,1» ■
locken, daughter ofthe lataJonn *•£! ' 9 etoplato, add that •ait-down The sdjuauneni etaiua_talni Into (Fuel and nw mi an ambulance to atontaomery h.
and Cailiarlne .Repiiert. Clark
Besides her -son, she is survived
tor, Caroline, wife of Fran-cis
Pairnaclt*; mid two brothers.
Edward Clark and John dark; and
rour 'iiiiii'lchiltlren.
Funeral will be held tomorrow
■ i trrTHatnd yaai old ii,n«ideration costs of raw materials mem oiauae applies to all n nu in,i.i
Mi In June Yast 2a-year-old
j Cedar Hal ind moihei
A o! two ehtMran, died at Sacred
Heart hospital. Norristown. wit li-lt
out regainii
iter the sedau Hi which she
Was a passenger Besgaltj
around a utility rompui.
teal north of Joshua road
Bn eaeort, llaaon R. Oil
of 305'; Bprtnt Mill avenue Oon-wlu>
was ui
when admitted to Montg fl
pitai. is beginning to amerp hram
but is unable
M: eoadlU BI w.i
moi alng t»\ physic
. •; oyd Prankenfleld
John i ebobL ol W
ship police, said he was the dl
i the eadan, arhloh wai travatlni
north "ii Ridge pike when the trgg-J
ed> ctecurfad
Trailing the sedan were Mr gndj
Mrs Frederick l.ukens who live at
the home ol Mrs V ■-■ \\.\>. • : \
Bertram and Ullian Fraderkk, 428( R uncoln Hatu. ol 109 Fast Hth
Easl North lane OatUl IIciKhLt. avenue, wai .main rlc.t.-d prtal-tne
neat 100,000 en, ft Tiiey pi nahohocken Com<
39 per 1000 cu fl lor her companion, were hurled to UBttmUnltj Ct* rUa] nieet-the
next 350.000 cu ft concrete roadway, in their RUto-llng, last nlKht nt H in the Haywood
37 per 1000 cu It for ' mobile nnd removed her to the hns-; annex ol llic pul-lic IIIKII school
the additional use pnal OUlnger. who is the husband' OaetgaW Dnofcwag n-elected flrgl
Ptttl use of the former Mis.. Jean Robinson, j vice-president; in rjsorne T Ink
50 per 1000 cu. fl I Ci-dar Heights, later was taken in etis A us aKUin Hie chou
I iisiil. nt ami Hni
FIVE CENTS A COPY
( OUIH il Adopts
Annual Budget
Of $12«w331
I'lIX It.Mr I IKUUsged|
Uni-im»h r.llljllow-*
Samrtea inenaaad
11 an adjourned
ghl adoptrd the
. lor rX-
.. and pro*
F five per*
cent in tin I bocouah
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i ,i ■. i h
\ rats ol twenty
■ n tm general borough
debt ser-the
same as last
dmllai
Pa P.U C No 20
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rate table
g50.00 Minimum charge
allowing 50.000 cu
55 per 1000 cu 11 [or
'Chest' Meet in«
«nd I ^"
Re-Elects Hain
Trusleea Orgajiiac
Earl; N<"\i Month
■ tary and
bir.lduui m.v|>eo(or was set at $2M0.
■ H asajtotant aecrei iry was
set at $1500 The salary ol the chief
WW stl si 12703 20: ser-geant
of iHillce. 12473 88 each of
'men »2J20f;2: iraffle of-ficer.
$9504ti M. ml
i iew w. re raised to "•'.> rente an hour.
The appropriation 1 > the mUltary
oraanlsatlona was reduced from
lllj „. n h, to goo each, and the
niimU't \. a' ill-
No nllow-ano
was made lea Uie $> n n 1 mar-
;ied to the Oommunlty
I - understood thai the
sum of $4000 will i»' appropriated
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Ordinances establishing the salar-and
es-the
tax rale were adopt-ed
The bond uf thi
will be set at $50.ooo The ■<
tolleitor will be esubUshod whaaj
... 11 the 1S.4H duoliiale
Mr Shaw reported M .. ipt .■! uil
1.ate of $168.05 to put till
nd truck In repair ready lo in' trant>
Arm Id femd I" Joseph Snow, who plD>
\ier-
I'Jled to begin their botise-to-house ouoiing the parable of the loaves °**d "' "•' manufacture
nnd fishes in Illustration as a b.b-
Mr.v Watson s Koklvs. 3«r. Bast ]]r:il eiunple to the lenders thai
'• tor street; Mrs Francis Paloclo. Hwi mtls, provide for th-ir follow
piled >
Hoe I
rl M;i .te Sibole
100 West 1
Law. 3(Xi : Miss
O] W it
morning from the William \ M
funeral home. 708 Payetti
Solemn requiem mass will be suntr
In St Matthew's church Interment
will be in St Matthew's cemetery.
Charlea \\. Marita
Funeral services lor i'1
Marks. 87. retired former loca] non- rorker who died Fridav ;.i his horn ■
The labor situation is as old
ns the human race", the clemvm.ui
said
Father Kiniry said that the Oath-otto
church baa IOIIR been tnterest-ln
labor, and ns early ns 1B93,
Heart Attack
Proves Fatal
Day Of Prayer
Observed Here
ll 1 laration said In effect that
nd'stem- "tobor unions are the moat bene-
■ . M, Harbura Wa I '1 .I11-1 (ili Vi laiilriwaliI
Slriikcit \l Mnmi-
Local * Jnirrhf- Join
In Servieea Friilttv
forrasi again nuined third
and Mrs Lukens Informed
Whltemarsh police they wan
ward bound after iitteiidinc a eele- L
brauon held at the horn.
Lukan-I mother Mrs atabr iwehe men.^rs ol the
JHIO rvi. llr„ 1 ...,„„....,- ...■member board of mistees. wh— ■ ^ -. -
cel1 ehb«rait?i„o«n «o(f MMVn' rO.»;«": Jri'i,. . three-year terms are expiring, were prtel .1 ol theChavrolel agen,c,1y., waigioo
gimlvanary Mrs Ukena rormerl]
1 Walt.-, I Law- and that M. Moor- agreed to have
1 idy lor deliver) no laksf
ind placed
slOO on daposiL Mi Shaw moved
thai the truck be placed ki
Mi Dolanski seconded the motion
which carried
Mr Shaw reported that he had
whose'contacted E. Francis Moore, pro-was
Miss Doris Oalni
Yost's children
r«J. "»n«l f"
in New Castle. Pa
morrow afternoon
till ' ■: -ri 1 home. 31
with iin 1. B
dl! be held to
■ lunch , ii
b\e? S:^d^Tmo.?nf hl. , r. "" Hv"'<«• -. street: Mr Marks rpent mo«l of hh "fe ... .n,„llf|,,.. rtiMMkn 124 FH-I
years ago. He was an artlve mem-ber
of at Mark's Lutheran churr)
in whlrh tie aerved a:
• .1 mu». In wlnrii the lahoriin, .
John J. Gavin. 329 Spm: ttd."
| „ 1,,H1rn',M H°,w,a"d' ,™''1'',,,f^ Stricken with an acute heart .1- T«-o churches ol '111.- ,omn.
ST SUS,tt7tASSB,SS,-S: «* -•- -.toll- -e room to i &^ "J*^^ )"""'' '"
M Wfkt 1 :U guests including repiesen-1 another after doing some P*>n^"» ^v 0, ^„r onFrirtav Bomugt
I Vast *ti.xii. tatives of both managemciit and Tin the kttchea of his homo on Frt-1 flTHnrhwi unWi >n nu"<tf"g th* ^y.
daj i.iglu. Jv*epi. Wkatstwakl. .17. !ln the Steele ehai>ei or tli« Met.i"- I ff"rtuV^ rf°®?* rSIf*. *i!f. •!£!*?'
120 Weat Seventh aven.ie. died al- OCttSt church
day tor their mother Tin
ire looking after the low
-.1: i'. fi : mi i i. ■ Band (Vrl
s resident of Collegevlll" wa dd
nt'woiid '" ,mV'' '•■maiTtrd
The Injuries Includetl shock, eon-f
the brain, a brok.n bat k.
* George T Jackson. Harry Rowland
Thomai Oaldwell, A |
waits and Charles Miller.
■ I
amowa, iKinaid i* Horsey, Rev
labor.
List •/ Guests
Among the special guests were
Paul D Wood, supervisor of Indus-; ™*t lnsUntly
trial relations at Alan Wood Strel A physician summoned to HM
company; Harlnn P Rons, president i h.nni, found the man beyond aid.
?, of Upper Merlon At Plymouth Rail- runeral services mere held this
I >*■ Farhart. assistant to
■ Pi ■ 101 c E.
Davis, st Alan Wood Steel com-pany;
Burgess and Mrs Ellas Blalr:
Fourth avenue: Mrs I?
line 241 West [lth avenue
He w .s , i,l. B irgeaa William March, of Norrls
CcnshohtKken Lodge No in uaStta sTLiI 31S town: Rev Donald Stout, pastor
Knlghw of pvthlaa. and n ptisi ei,un-h John
■i UntU the tin,. il vvnncehh,, pprreessiiddeenntt ooff VthOMe CheMer
he moved from this borough to Hr ,,„,„ „f Montcomerv County Industrial Un- ,
km cout.-.i and Mn Lvnch These *n^to.yjnenl '"
nreti has been named guests, in addition to the speaker-i
and Rev were seated at the speakers table
E. <: i d bv Mr Row-
Helahts, rhairmsn oi Cedar BalghU land were Prancl Bosnian ■upervl-
-ind Snrlne Mill. i sor of mainlennnce at the Alan
Mer. peneral chair- Wood plant; Mrs Scanlan: John
communi'v sold U IS] Arrovn. president of L-ical 131. Uni- ti]
ted Auto Workers; Harry "
president of Local
Castle about tWW&ty years
... ■ .■ mi moor ol Km. i '.
420. F. * AM. and of C'.mhnhock-
. n Ci unell Ordei I [ndepend
He Is survi\ed bv Ins wii' Mi
Nellie Bartlett Marks; three riangh-
ICai ■ M ore
icmie Crawford. We.st
point; Mrs Mnrgaret Roth, of Bryn
Mawr, who al ptn
underuoing obsenation in Brvn
Mawr hospital; a son. John Marks
Philadelphia: ten rrandeh'ldren and
six great-gran! hi1dr;-n
Barnard W. KeeBan
Bernard W Keenan
dale street. Philadelphia, a native
morning from his homo, with sole) I McCar-hlgh
mass of requiem al 9 In 84 l" . i hUlory of the
Mary,s C„at.h. ol„ic chi_urcht .[nt.srmenl. p£ro*ject. Mi1- Charles Messlnuer p.( ,
was at St Ben.. (: UncOUl Ham as organist lor
A native of Poland, Mr Wisnie-'the
wskl nsslditl here f<>i fort] flstfl Pnrtlcl|>ating in Ihe sarvj
H« retired rWveral ycurs ago from the foUoiring woman Oalvary Bkds-
Tompklrw Kubber; «'"i"»i. «» Btantoy R WI
I William Robinson Forsytli; Pres-
SUrrivUlg are Ins wife, France*..! t-Vterlau. MTl eh.tile I Smith,
and three daughters two sons
two nephew Thai an Stalls wife)Chester winters, st Mark i ith-of
Edwaid Decker. 325 Spring Mill'eran. Mrs William Nagele. «
ftVaOUC John. Lvdia and Helen a' Russell C Eib.
home, and Maximilian, of Oak Park, Mont/ Methodlsl
McCartiev DD.. Mrs William
Ham. Mrs Wil-lism
B Head. John Z '
"west ' """ ,,f W ,llD D^sih «»s due to) George T t likens, Al Slickers
K„ 'churches1'' I ■•■n^nvuw hrlt.ml-.ae. ■ I Ml John T
vice at Primitive Methodist church tag to Dl John C Simpson OHInger Doran [ ■■igr Smith,
and the third service was held in suffered concus-sion of th<-bram a-al Spcnoer I. .lone- He> A
Bton Lutheran chur. h whtlcmarsh ■ rt«'P laceration of th. leM ear Lag, Harry E31"?.
_„ * ,. ., „,, - ... __, Coroner Winslow J Rushong ..flMis Henry ■" elOsttia Br W ilm.-i !!l,:d_UV: !lMftl MontgtS ■ -he Bath. Oeo,,. Buck-scene
of ihe accident Sunday after- ''' rorraal H
noon and Inspected the dell " r,1B't'1
sedan at a Barren Rl ■ ' i-i. . r Mai i h .'
enraae I •■"■hrduled ...
Throughout the day scores of mo- « "'■ board of
daflnlts announeemenT will be
th- impression a pole had been '''.""..r.--,.
driven through Hie center, from top
to bottom, the front and n
n.e to the rod
hlgfl like a topsa, due to the force
The wind
(' [.andis.
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The annual ri |
tieiisiirer was made in lOiilim- maii-
■
thet the
■ . -
One response Is expected from resi-dential
solicitation
Spring Mill Couph
Ii Ah Marks Two EvenU
Karr f5ss |kowskl itapsOPSi Five grand'
United children also survh ■
Rubber Workers; Michael Krotch- Maximilian Wi-uiiewski. notified
ko president ol Local 2964. United; Friday night of his father's death.
Steelworkers, representatives of 11 re Saturday morning
ladles' Auxiliaries of Locals 1302
Of I/MHlS 'IV,. f ',,rk 4 illlilh.
2322 and 2077. Mrs Karl Hill, seere- ■
tan Of the M'.ntiromerv-Chcster In
William end Charles Vandegrlft. Mrs Lewie McQulrns,
Mrs Samiiol Olass
il's Baptl
planned
pushed out. half of It smashed swsy
the ntl> rod and brnV-Theodore
0B
Howard Andrew Clayboss, dm-
«h. h-»-kei
Cancan1 Cntaaiig
QIIOUI bSel
noU- A quota of $500,000 ha. bOOB .<•
fled Harry S Steinmetz, chief or.jor the 1048 Cancer Crusade which
able to police, of the accident in -i personal will !*■ held In April 10
■ 'he police station m Barrel', funda for the expanding program
than Kridnv of thsl week
red thai th.- ■-«.
in c on all
■ ,r.ij.ni-'tf and I
council v to the
... i ■! ■■.. inotion . anied
. ! Mr. WlUlams moved thai the in-lire
ill be allowed
i. Feb. 12. the day the uurk
was taken out ol -
ol iiMturtng
the police car be left in the hands
of the finance committee with POWOT
to net. Ruggerio seconded the mo-
Wsber Kiieliel """ aWrt carried
M, TadaO mOVad thai the care-laker's
job al the borough dump.
Seventh avi ■
ei tuinattti and thai thi itraei com-mittee
ije noiifled to take care of tlte
D .,M, r \i; \\ LUiattu a onded the
notion which carried Mr Blalr
moved thai the gobot be requested
11 no one
■
ttu dump MI i id id ■ ondu ii the
motion which oati k I
Cooper reiKirtexl receipt
ol brochures of mouc\ counting nil-
■ kMO Mr
WUllanu moved
public sal. ■ IscUM the
i.i .. inn-
■ ■ I to have
lng meters
iin.s unounl would be
Td If a counting tnaihine was
tstandir-^ ■ : rni°" Counni and rcpre
'Contlnned nn Pa»e Flvel
At North Lane
Skull Fractured
llv Fall On Ice
Six motorists escaped Injury at 8
Sunday night in a collision ol two
automobiles at North Line and But-ler
pike
Joseph Cardamone. 324 West
Third avenue. Informed Ofhcn ■
Movd Prankenfleld of Whitemar;.!.
township pohce he wa- travelme Wcrld Day of Prayer was observ-east
on Butler ptk. when a sedim m WM» *&**StX^SZ ^SSmTSTmSii
near thl
Mr and Mrs Lu:eiv m state-ments
to the police. >ald they
of this borough and a foreman
the I<e Rubber i Tire corporation, K.!i ,tr.. k 204 Bai H
since 1010. died siidri.-nh Saturdl Snrlng Mill, durlnu the week end
of a heart attack whll
friend In the vtstnltj of hi b ,v Mr
Mr Keennn suffered a heart condi- K.1 itrick
ti"!i for several monttu although _ , ,, .„ .
he was able to be about " ■lsanor Ferrainll. 18 dsueh
A son of the late Bernard snd|M Res teT or Mr and Mrs. Nicholas Fer
Marv Kfiriiri Mr Kmim wit Ssmoles Ol CoT llo'ii-'hen ani rsioh, 10 We" ■ I«
bom in This borough aid ■ •" S^red Heart hospital. Nor- driven by Thomas P Oraywacs . Special music
hen the greater'"art of tas i - H- ta 1HH7 I the fractured Old Elm street, approached from hialUlghtod the program
was cnUwedal foreman f trie "*»"" ,,,"v :l" ^ » ; u!t of a faU on *e' N°rth talW- - ■ Trun,,)r' lUlH *"s ""''" ,y 1?^'
TemrTm^m of J L, R h I : m,,^ ■, ... sundav night With Cardam.uie were Bh
Ideni OOCUrred shortly Schuldt 320 West Tenth avenue and A. crdion ?ek-ction- were pltyedbj ^™n
wg \[ ,,„
ded life WhCl edS dwell- ftf,rr 9 in the vicinity of Fourth Frank Greidus 445 West Tenth ave- Rinald Yellets A vu al BOH iaKS . ^ ... ,t[ui ,_ ^ ,
I ■ ie and Maple street while the nue. John A Kelly 132 Ford tree' Time te Be Holy" was ofTered by
The ceramoni Waa ■ ,1 (i senior in Conshnhoeken high and Harrv J Sprouse. 226 Brlttmo.r Mrs Pem-r Ramey
Ham Y Brown ,]G (lnrn n dance street, both of West Oonshohockan ..■>.«
in SMS hall, 505 Maple street ac- Grzywacs assumed respoiiMbillt v y^ <>s| ^)f |<> ( , }| 11 ft* ||
cnmnanled bv a friei>d Miss Thar- for damages to both cars, which Wf"'
Vlrguldl. East Eighth avenue, estimated at a total of $50
also a public high school senior he was traveling south
Striking her head on the pave- lane, halted at the stop sign and
ment. the girl was brouaht to her proceeded to turn rin.it onto Butler
by a young man acquaintance pike, failing to see the other car. ac-
The family phvsician unable to be cording to information filed with
,it reached that night, ordered her re- police
Miss Maud Si.*ebeer. of the Bap- HJ1I Officers Frankenrteld and Le- „f the Philadelphia cUl kfj Dolnn.
ti • churcfi wai chairman ol the bold arrived at the teenc 1 momei 1 Americai ■ the n gton which car-event
and : later, but Mrs Yost already had nouneed
the bsglnntoB of the aar* been taken to MM tug) Buckle] The absentees ware Messrs. Canal*
Through the police radio aystem starunn on April I. volunteer dl Heilsasai'ikl Hunstergar, Moore
TM Wtirld at Prayer' was the Officer Frankenfield t. , ,,k contrtbul mss, President Flero pie-general
theme. Montgomery hospital send nn
K... Stanley R V\«i. at C al- hwlanre Office. Ld
..pal church was Hie passing motorists assisted in plaC- ,.,e(l by the local division
principal speaker , hohorken men m the aim m-r. * nt of the monev rais-
■■ ambutance. while Frankenli, 1,1 dl- JT«U b?S In Z^twTcSlimi
Mr. wesl pronounced UIIF trailed on nearly loon :
,_ which coatrt the^ highway be
nut that la^t year oontrll
MiM Laura Evaama
Seriouslv II
Fortl
her AT Tire corporation and was at
vmerit as usual on Friday
He is survived by a son.
The funeral win be held tomor-row
afternoon from a Philadelphia
funeral home. Interment will be In
IB Pen < '■• nwtai a.
Hra. r.i-i|iiiilin,i Ho||n
Funeral services for Mrs Pasqual-ns
Hello widov.- ' I Adam BetiO
iho died Sunday morninR, will be rick'i I
teld Thursday aaotnlng trom her David Harr-ev. Rebel Hi'!
i- a street. At a celebration held Sunda
■ ' 1 irch a" that
.itk-d b'
Annie Maxwell, of Ph
nnd the late Alexander Ki ;
brother
Only cue member of Mr
■
Plans Anniversary
abut
200 feet south of the pok
■
ut the s|Hcd limit Bel ween t he
abutment and the Btayton
■ I DM uid'h ..:
lane concrete highway, hi,1
the national prouram totaled $47-
650 but that nearly $70uoo
turneil to thh ;<rea rot reeusroh. pm-
One of the most important plans
of the Phlto ■ n.v Philadelphia.
Americai ■ ■ . n she fa
Bpe
With solemn ri-quo-m DM '■: home, til
hnrch Interment wlllv of the famllv gathered _
■ Matthew's cemetery to honor the couple: Reuben Sam- She suffered severe headache
A native of Italv Mrs Bello waslosSS and sin Charles, PhiUdelnh'tv
ton of this becough the past Bam
itnca pud
Matthewi church interment will daughter. K "»trick.
rel at home; Rose, wife of 401 1 11th
Anthonv Pi/-elln. of Clearfield Pa: nr,rt fami'v; Mr
May. wife of Paul Bruno, of Mount W.
Venion. : Oreland
Its of John
Grace, wife of Harry BeldinK: and
Louise, wife of Leroy Beldlng Bba
Is also survived by 12 grandchildren
.il to the hospital ImBM
ring her yesterdav morniiiff f|,„in 11.,••.<■
91,. .i.ff*p*rl a envprp hon/fi ' "
night following the fall, her familv f*av« 1 hundred psTSOB
rays at the hospital revealed the local exchange
.thi.e^.skl«u.llll -fracture a.KAna. cmnflhc at MOllK fll'Vril*
The parents of the gl!
■ ■ '
\l I Own iriiit c I nis iuir that Wll. ^ htW aMln ,or
nd two great-grandchildren
\!..- H.m nrr 1. Smilh
Miss Florence Inmnn Smith
dsughter of David and Florence
-.lth of lOlfi Maple street,
died on Saturday after i
of some time
Funeral services were held this
afternoon at 2 at the Ardell fun-eral
home, 300 Faj
a' Cold Potni
Ins are her pares.'
brothers. Harrv. of Plymouth Town-ship,
and Howard, of this borough.
• taslinued nn Page Thrrei
phone company Nb
conduct a and Fayette street last night and
■ the tour of in i -
'rations given by guides who
explained the various intricate op-erations
connected with the service.
\<t- nam
niaht. to-
The usual assistance lent income morrow- night and Thursd..
■ ta Of the Internal from 6 30 to 9 The visitors are
Revenue Dejiartment. yearly at the shown how calls are received and <%,
post office prior to Mar'h 15 dead- transmitted, how the mobile radio h,
line date for filing personal income service is operated, as well as the n„H ntv. „ mrt )n thr, .
tax returns will not be avnitable entire plant equipment mrltidins i^v w-lliam E Garman one-
Postmaster James P the special television cables Th" .„.., memhPT ,'
Meaney said totavj : Wur consumes approximately an church and now n
Lack of personnel sufficient to hour and a quarter urrb Noel Carroll. 7
.:.] man-,
ner is cnen as the rea-son for i aT- \il*.|i(lino' \avtl Srlinol ' ,>,p christlan Endeavor Society Ttnth avenue, rel
dstance Aid la rwmm "* ' it T p. m
preparation "f the income tax re- C W Wlldhaber. chief fire con- ti\u Mlnnl< Johnston homi
trcdBssfl, UPN. son of Mr and Mr
Internal Revenue Charles wildhsber of SWl Eas: Sixth will be the guest speaker at ■ heWs rjarorhla' —
in the Kesris Penn Trus' svenue is attending Advanced Plre nine at 0
nd fnmii'
wife' Bruno"".",f Ml V,, I „.....,„, '|M\ Vtll
in N Y Carl of Or. ' "'' °,,M "'
KIlDSl
CJrayson
Kiipntrn ■ 'Kai and
Joan Ashland Belgtita ps . a ttrand-
■rnn and his familv; Mr
Kenneth A Kllnatnck '
nue, Four genarati
presrnl
f 61
street, who has aarvad ..
OoeauSohoekan baroaali auditor pf
the past l. J seriously
Mawr. 1
•apactty with Smith Rudy A' Co,
' ir many
■
. ■■-. and sdjaoi
Montgon.erv county win ming.s member of the firm csll-formatlon
renters and cllnio, where «"d a nehhbor of M
formation Oai
and medlosJ ad '' r'"" "','
.nth of th. noe Xlrs. Mcarjsy soswad Mk
-as dry In that 80-foot stretch Ais^n%f with her hou
ixilire said thev found I ;,,id had a key t<> the home When
i mark but they were im- ... , ««•■.,, .. ■ the front
ble to determine wfe f .Mural Will >|H»llMir ,|,,., bs found thai another key
had ban bs lock from
A \anetv of new and old articles Believing Miss Evnns was in th»
■ wrona. natgji-
' ,' Mar\ H \\ , r. h roof
-' on Fridav and Bat- to try t" i through a
ri story window As thi
' to aid with UV „ !„., lying
■ ■ was part-
. The
*' n" h V'"'1, ■ known whether she WH
I prepuriiiif lor vorit or whether
■ttrtckan Friday
mark
Bundsv
of th* Pr'M. • church
had been made by
I 111 open With the automobile
skid chains and a wrench
the morning The - ( "fMnaed m Page l"»ui
designated ss "Old Tim*-!
and it i« exnect-d .hsi m f OOtJnUef Cla-*fBfl
mer memlw
The weekly skeKh
ken AH Leagw
■>ror,ni)h teach it elas« Log as uMial to HH league I die
Re\ Robert M Anderson, of In the basement of the par)
Philadp'ohin exeeiift-e e-reti.rv of every Thursday night at B Al-t'"-
Nstion«l Assoelmi. i ugh lurtailment of fi»:
wepenh Will be th» Bin l ■ -< ilted in the upi>er thMM
KiiHitnii"(* Suit-he
morniriB --hurt n servlee at park house with the
1C 4«. There wtH I- R rdatform the health office, being hea-i.
—-™ pt J 31,
nine alb because of th'
hurehaa are exo»«ned to attend there Marvin Detwiler Mori
bat of the class
night
■ he was removi >■
Ital When her ailmej,
M.-'- M V.
prepamt: htsBI Evans U the only living
Mc-nil il \i!f»ii"ioii-lanar
KiosxynsU. 1" West Elm
totaaaaj TIMM III ■
■
lull I.M or iin,in,i
member of a family thai hss been
thi lower
rjppar Menu:,
and the borouph or Wi > I
hooker
nue, was admitted to M>mgomerv building. Norristown
Meaney dLscloaed.
Fosimaster Control School at the Naval Reeeiv- Rev John Tsylcr
ing fMstioo. Wsshingtoo DC in charge
As a public .service to i
and tsxpavers of Conshohockei, __ _
The Bsesea-r ta printing on page lion- I :inttr- >iirlil
1 of 'i; leal of th. ■ ,. Owens bj serving a< chair.
budget for liMS wh;. I N1Bht to be held by
tor. will be | pncumonle for
.mprming
a time ctl approved at Its meeting on Fri-day
evening
the Lions club next Tuesday night
at $ IS at Spring Mill Ore house.