The Conshohocken Recorder, July 29, 1949

              ®l)c €onsl)ol)ockett ftccorifcr
ESTABLISHED 1869 NO. 7922. CONSHOHOCKN. PA- FRIDAY JULY 29 1949. FIVE CENTS
Stan SidewalksCouncil Wfll Re-Surface &STSL,.
At Barren Hill 0 nA TL* C OfYmprSmi*
0.AMM1S 8 Streets This Summer
St. Mary's Church V, ill Break Ground
For feu $250,000 Edifice On Sunday
Rev William H Mown
of Conshohocken Presbyterian
ciui.ch *UI conduct the sixth
Town Council at an adjourned third ward councilman, who re"i^m7 ^".^^"^w!,!;
meeting Wednesday night discussed quests repairs for thl* street, »-;*■*■. 7 30, at Mary H. Wood
the deplorable condition of moat ported he hopes to have a large! Park. „-,„„ „* ,».. Mr„
of the streets In the borough and portion of the material donated Tto musical portion £2" £1'
\|>|IM.\. - Projed ;.-d to ascertain the OOfl ol which would reduce the goat to>»ce will be conducted b> the Pres-oltlng
and chipping eight thorough- property owners to a moderate sum Urterun choir. Kenneth.. J™"™"-
farts in the worst condition, with Repairs to Maple Sue. i Mfidtf '^1. wll be heard taffttWlJ
'the undemanding the work wUiOiaaad Boll. Mr Kelly and Mr * »^ ™L*S* gP-fg*. ""
be done this Summer II cxpre.«ed belief that the «£*■■ ^^L0^.^- ^-„, v*
Borough Engineer William T street should be completely rebuilt . Sceiiea b> the Seaside wB»
Wuldrew submitted an estimated Mr Capaldt voiced the opinion that «» toP"' ™ R,'v Mr »oone> s
Is slated to be started August 15., cast of $1,500 to construct a per- to spend money In malting tern- M'|n''111
rostdwm] m Jones Street, porary repairs would result in;
Vs liit<*in;ir*li lio.ir.l
.[.row* Project
\t S|H'rial >l«'ftin«
Barren Hills much-discussed
tdt*.iik along Oermantown Pike Muld'rew
n, to an announcement by; m.njnt «~>,„ gn« «™t, por.n ^e-J^™.;; ^;;,«S„ha^
Stephen Laubert. supervisor and £'„,£.„, Pleto reported that he program In re-bulkllng the here tor se.ersl sea.vms. this being
road superintendent Whltemarsh t^jitve, enough «!u* will be do- thoroughfare and suggested that n; the nrst year thai they have wtn
Township supervisors granted nnal nated *llh which to build this tund should be starled next nwl»»» auMOora In even of incie-approva,
ol the project Tuesday JUJK. »» greatly reducing the .;• Ihl^jjw nrrMm Si.St "C^Uni™
rS^'a^SE """"' *' ""I ^meer Muldre. submitted a 2£HK£*5 ^T^rnary I Cgjjch, Fltth Avenue and H.rry
.dewalk "merit orimanh ™t of M-MO to improve Minor' Clarence Cooper there is a balance [street
The ^*l . ". . Of mint hdlaraar
Cut BY Blaze
b, "oarents' for'"the*"saTftv of'scTioo'l Street between Hector and Elm of 14.023 11 in .he special high' .
SulSSwll"be buS In the State Streets and extending from Poplar fund, which President Piero <""?'^pi kM^ C«w.w * «
H-ahwav ^intriment \ r eht-of-wav to Cherry Streets amounting to 1W0 can only be used for street work. tllflllP ^PFV M P
?i th( itMni Jf niS. *»»»■ ?«* He explained thai and g.4.000 00 balance In the gen- - *> ^*-
town Ptlte from Joshua Road to I»b™ u" this street would amount erai tund
Churcn H*»ad to about 4° percent and would be The Hat of streets planned to be
The sum of 12000 has been ap- borne by the borough Sixty per-.oiled and chipped is Seventh Ave- (
propriated in this year's budget c*"1 of ** cost »°uld be required nue from Hnllowell Street to Spring
for the sidewalk As this Is not Ior material, to be paid for by Mill Avenue. Jones Street from
sufficient to do the entire Job. a f" of PfoperUes abuuing on Eighth Avenue to Spring Mill Ave- Jwo Trunk I jllllt
complete section of sidewalk .will be the thoroughfare. Charles Omhoski,
built with that amount, the work
to be continued when more money
becomes available. The first section
will start at Joshua Road and pro-ceed
south.
8. iiiimeiu favoring the pWjm
began eerller this year when re-
I areas scattered along the
, Pike proposed the sidewalk as a
safety feature In view of the heavy
truffle. Children traveling Oerman-town
Pike to get to Barren Hill
Consolidated School were required
to walk on the highway.
Length of the proposed sidewalk
• Continued On Page Putin
Area Firemen Pa. Week llrufi
Will Parade
Purl iei pule Tomorrow
\t Soudertoii II..ii-in-
At least four volunteer fire com-ls
approximately a mile Length caJ,,_. of && area v\\] participate
of the section that $2,000 will build f""" 7* a , * , mZ,*L
has „ot been deflniteiv announced. » * "■»* Saturday at Souder-
Avoldance of taking over private ton. a highlight of housing cere-property
was arranged by the sup- monies of the Souderton Fire Com-s?
z£sss&F%r2j% -">•'"-r;<"^*™""' „ Departmenl luu a lUlv-loot right- Spring MUI File Company aill
ca-»ny along oermantown pike.! march with 50 menland Iwo l rucks
which Is <u .11 u.sed. leaving sum- "> <["'■ »f™,m.?«"*S by tn.e Hilu "
cunt space on the west side for Taylor V.F.W Drum at Bug e
uhistruition e.r the walk The State Corps, ol Roxburough The "atlal-sllpulated
In ihe agreement that Taylor outfit recently won a ISO
It could claim full rights to the prize marching with Spring Mill at
man so-foot area any time It Pwkasle Buses will leave the fire
would be necessary to alter the house at ISM Plre chief Paul
Plkt Such alteratin Is not con- Sm»1 will lead the Spring Millers
templated within the foreseeable D"" cerloda preparatory to the
future • parade nave oeeu held for aeveral
Proiicrty owners abutting the weeks under the direction of Drill-,
atdwwalk from Joshua Road to master Reuben Kllpatrlck. eym-
Chestnut Street have been notified P»"y president Final drill before
to remove fenr-es. hedges or other the parade wi-s held last nlghi
irrowtn or oblects ihev wish to save Charlie Prlmavera 3d. -«BIBr-yenr- --
I liiinnin of 11M MOIIILOIIM ' >
( ountv ab<tervsnrr of Pennsyl-vania
Week this year Is llarr>
Butera. labovei Norrlatown real-tor,
who was appointed by John
A. Punell. «.outheastern regional
luirmsn. He will be rrspainslblr
■ (-nlni.il
*3*i K T- Liiar ,-sjijT-iw tun. am niri ui- L/uaifc ' _— " TT~ .. —_ ;■■*,
ou private property, over a period Prlmavera. will accompany Ule fire- "-
Jt years auSh 'uilug. have grown men «■■••»«, ">Hn« on one of ^JSuimlSmUU
aaM been planted and built in Uie(the vehicles
Stttc's rtght-or-way Harmonvllle Plre Company will
lirsir I'HOI'USI i. | be In line with 30 firemen. 14 me
,,eS,u'r„Tt? ssrj. s 5? •-«heDoS.i?TS1u'ts;, penditure nit to exceed g500 for „hl . ,,, , d ^ eontmaent
the consulting services of Thom^ -h^„^n„li?dp^ecom^p.r.y plans
march with a representatl
on Mni0BM DIMUM
The comhinanon of a nearby
fire, followed by a severe electrical
atom, wrought widespread tevoe
with !(li>ph:ic service near heiei
IH.VC m«ht and MflMd UM 'ill. ..:
I hoodoo urea* from phun-the
seel ton MM Rldue Pike and I
| Joshua Road. Bairen Hill
When an abandoned roudstand'
'on Ridge Pike near Joshuii Rotid.:
fig mill l| known as 'The Oreen
'Light', caught 'Ire at 6:40 !a-t
:ilght. Barren Hill Plym-niih gad
Harmonvllle companies qTnrklv
!quehed the blaze, and damage ap-
I peared slight
| But the fire had been severe'
I enough to eat away the sheathint:
; of two important Bell Telephone
| cablet, strung in from of the stand
| which Csfiry the wires between Nor-i
rlstown and Philadelphia and New
1 Yorit. and also afford si-t\...
manv telephones in the Barren Hill
area. Including Whltemarsh Town-
■.hip police station
The telephone service at the po-
' lice headquarters was blotted on'
I from shortly before 1. until 11 15
I p. m , all calls automatically trans-
I terred to Montgomery County Radio
| room Prom there. Whltematuli
; Townf-hip poll< ■ were conUc u i
, through then automobile radios
All culls between Norrlslown and
Philadelphia and Norrlstown and
OroOUd will IM- lirokt'tl "ii BufUaft] iflCT-noon,
;ii i foi a haMbome, an ^tO.OOO Bl
Ibury'g Cavtholic Church.
bnprtta»ivw eerawBlea. in which txith
eoclnUaiticaJ and civic dlnitertoa will par-
Udpate, will be in-l-i on l£e alta of thi- pro*
ruetura, ;i shurt tfiatamw '-ast of the
proaonl chvrchi and on tha aama axtonalve
pjtnsn property on HM Bgrthaaatafw eeraar
>f Kim and MtvpU Btroata.
The ground -breaking serv ices «ill opMI wttll
a brief nU ■ (he quaint, stiplcd ahlM
church, after which an in.4t.rmnl public procession of
clerty v.v.< ,irrs \MII wend Itself from
UM hurh to Elm Slreet. nrniind Elm IO Oak. and
north nn OBK IO UM Mda gOtflBM "1 ihr church prnp-eny
liic -trotiiui will be broken n short distance in-side
the Oak MM
Judge E Arnold Porn-j.1. of Montgomery Count]
Court, will make an address, immediately toflowlna
ing of the ground by Rev. Sebastian J Jer-zak.
rector of the church for 21 years.
Paiher Jer-ak will turn the first spadeful of fresh
earth, followed immediately by Judge Forrest felon-signer
Casimir P Lawmcxek rector of St Johns
Catholic Church. Philadelphia. Burgess Ellas I, 8
Blalr. visiting clergy, civic officials, and church
founden.
Eniwcially made lor the event, the spade will be
silver-plated and engraved with the date and occa-sion
Later, H will be enclosed In a case mid pre-served
as a memento of the historic program
Rev Francis Sokol. rector of Sacred Heart Cath-olic
Church, Swedesburg. will preach the sermon
Following the ground-breaking, the proceftnlun
will re-tn.ru lit atepi '-«* ■: to the church, where sol-emn
benediction will be held Rev Fnther Jerrak
and Moilsit'liiT Ijtwulerek will offirlmp wtU\ I ttlM
clergyman yet to be selected.
All orKOinrj.tkin.v ciuos and societies affiliated
with the church will be officially represented In the
procession and attendant ggntaH
i ontlnued on Page Fawri
9th Clemency
Plea Denied
Arrhlleelt' roneepUun of the new S*M.MM
Kotcrofl slonr edifice ••< M. Mary's <atho.tr
i liioili ground fur whlrh will br broken at Im
ui.wtr i-eremitnlri. Sunday Hflernoon at I
C Oi C Will Sponsor "llahy Shotv"
On Borough Playgromndt Nmsct Week
ConshohiK'ken't vninaest citl-l ol spectators li anticipated again
.ens" will come io the front next!this year
week when u town-wide baby con- Awards will be granted according
tMt will be sponsored by the Con- to the following classifications
rhohocken Chamber of Commerce! Baby judged as cutest boy. baby
The babv contest will be conducted nudged as cutesi girl: baby In best
through the borough's seven neigh-! costume baby in best decorated
Refusal „, the ninth *-«|S^.^^^ri.ITO SS?*' "^^* "«*—«"
plea of Jacob Big Jake I^hman. ^^ . ,,.by conieat and all con- A committee of judges on each| ^'ptoSTed
formerly of Devon, for the slaying (avta will follow ihe iame general, playground will officiate during thei lAttn. mVinsii
"* - local man in 1031 was re- plan Thtrtv-Purents special!
**- second man
l*anlon lioanl K*■ Iu-« ~
"Hit. Juke" Lt'hmun
Robbers
Plead
Guilty
Admit lliil«lii|i«
< M No. 2 ('.oni|>aiiv
And Ritter Office
Th-> two men a bo pieadad
I'tiiliy to rnlilnTV fturim in
connection with hold-ups nl
No 2 ftt% • ompnuv nml tht-
Hitu t PUianci Compwu waaa
,■inaml.-it to thf County Piison
this attrrnoon bf JlMlffa Wil-liam
F. Dannchowcr fee await
MMtanoa o^i^aaBbat b\
Tin' priaonari admittad th**ir
part iii th»' hold-up «1 the fire
lonipiiny on March "21 and at
ili. tiniine,' cnnt|mny 08 May
jo.
m'PLICATI-. KF.V M tin
Edwin J Kelley. 41. 217 Kast
Ninth Avenue, mid Judge Uanm -
hower Iha: lie iurinniii->i me krj
from which a i'u,,livate was made
so that entrance could be gained to
the fire company on the early
mormon of March 21 Hf said
that he gave his key to u William
Vogt. of Brvn Mawr who had trw
duplicate made, and who. alolm
with an accomplice, stole S*7t from
the fire company safe after hold-ing
up the watchman at gun point
Vogt li now in the County Prison
awaltim trial His companion wtv
wai iileiuified as U'w Stmcciom
of Philadelphia. Is now at large.
Kelley said that hi' received $100
from proceeds of the fire company
hold-up The funds were divided
ui Sirscclnn's home In Philadel-phia
Kelley became acquainted with
Vogt at Lee Ruba»er A Tire Cor-poration
where they were both
inK activities in the county for , New York had to be re-routed.
.nn)
W. Seers In preparation of develop-ment
plans for Whltemarsh Park.
In. i. will
late from
October 17 until October -l
Children Home
From Hospital
\ ictiiiiH Of KxploMon
Ilo-iMl.tli/t'il M.i\ 2'.\
Four crews of telephone lliu-mi i
worked through the entire night to
repair the damage, originated Ur
tin- minor bia/i Although about
hi.l( the interrupted service was re-
■tofcd bv inidniBh:. repairtrun dl.l
DO) «'■( an "all clear' until 5 20
this morning.
William S Cashel. Jr. ma:iag«er ol
the Norrlstown branch of tin* R. li
Ti If phone Company, recalled th^i
last night's disruption of servlc |
was sjjuoet slmllai in nature, al-though
not so extensive and oc-curred
at virtually Die exai t spo;
as that of last December 18. when I
a heavily-ioaaded truck and a coupe
Leonard Jankowskl. eight-year-old cull(d«". causing the death of tbt
Thtrty-fivt dollars In mr- contests Parents are given a special
™,r.«i wH<nMii.t hv the fttate thandlse certificates will be award-1 Invitation u>. enter babies In the The second man who pkadet
ported Wednesday by the State t^ ^ ^ chtimbf.r nf commerce tcntest Tlie event is open to the pullty was Joseph Clrillo, M, ..I
Pardons Board. , RS TlKm m ^^ events public Registration will be con- PhUndrlphm He admitted his par
The four-member board refused piie baby conteiu, have beet. t»nt;ucted on enr|, |i1nyKrnimd troniiin ,h* hold-up of the Rntei Kin
Lehman's appeal during tt-s July ,,u,..Blu[olK leaiuie at the play- 1 10 p m next Friday, until Judg- *""' Company when U30 was ob-session.
He had claimed continued gTOunAt lor u number of years. For inK time at 2 M p m Parents arei'»»"»^ »> kuiiuolni Clrillo Identl-
.oi.liuemi-nl in Eastern l^H«*ttary i the post two years the contests, n^ked to contact the lnatructor on "«• Vt*t -iiid Btraccione as In-would
be detrimental 'or his physi- | h,,.^ llnrtfir lh„ unmumrshln! ihe nearest ntnvtriiimd ctineprntn» ""npantons. He said that Vogl
re. drove the gel-away car. which be
'longed to Vogt. and the funds wore
divided in St rat clone « home in
Philadelphia He recolved 1330,
driver, and burning . tbt
ieni pians ior wnitemaran i-ars. mimh_r ... Bremen and a truck
OleeT!n,W:r"h'p,rre.nr 'JZZ . ™?'(££ CuTv ^"oSS...y. Germaniown Pike and Joshua. ,orty.flvr st
m
ront ,.,„ p.r,|c|p.ie ,„
. mM -«— ,^ ,..,„ »™ M. . the demonstration tomorrow after-
S,.e,"„nBof a^i-Sie ^r-lKiur '<■ *><*'™ Jh'JWest «1* cjm-
■ruvri nn* nn n.iticr Piiti. fmm ■ pany will be headed by the thirty- —■ .~-m— *
JKS-g^ane to the TowSmp Unr' Ave piece band o, the Willo* Orove I sc, of Mr and Mrs Frank Jankow- ^^ cgljlefi
was disapproved following Invesll- Po»t, American Legion, followed by slci, 135 west Eighth Avenue, wasj Bllice then two ininnr Butomo-gatlon
bv the supervisors. Plymouth the fire company's six drum ma- bought, to his home Tuesday night bite crashes at about the same site
Township comrrlssloners proposed jorettes. Oie piece of apparatus! \|oiit«jmery HosplUl Norrls- nave cuuseo minor utllltv damagt
at 5M Julv mtelliig Uiat the two will be in lhie Tlie firemen wffl ;r TL?^ JlrT- o.TiJnt! "» "«"» " though fate con-u-
wnshlps Jointly establish the ex-. l*ave the hose house at 1 p. m by t^twn. where he had been a paiiein sp[rwJ wltM ^ a, th,a spot Mr
tension. bus The band will go direct to. since May 23 receiving treatment .Cashel said today. "There
The Highway Department will be Souderton and meet the firemen for third degree burns about the we can do. as all the mishaps that
requested to conduct a traffic sur-'at :he point of formation , resulting from burning anti-1occur could have occurred at any
other spot "
,haee been under the aponsorihlp! the
cal and mental health ;t, tfw, chBn)bw ^ Ooanmero*. Theidetailo or other information
Lehman baa served more than, numbt,r „, entrants has Increased,karding the baby show
seventeen years In prison for^ the h nd ca„ai.|lv audlen-. ifanlinued or. Page Fotiri
fatal shooting at Fayette and Mar- - '
ble Streeu. In October. HOI. of
Ralph Spanish, who resided In Qtttrnt /)/>«/#'/1 \'W
West First Avenue He was sen- tfaVrin l/f.MMMfl
fenced to death Mav 27. 1932. but as /■/ |j t
the penalty was commuted to life iiOt'tl If/ I OSIOI
Remove Signs
OfBrand Names
TiipriMim* ( um|i|\
w nil Nam Slut.• 1.ui.
did Btraccione. but Vogt got nn(»'
S230 Vinft said Btraccione "held
out" on him
In both cases Bemeunt Harrv
Bnear was the only Commonweal'*>
witness and he told how the po-lice
gang to arrest these two from
information received bv the police
department
vey at Skippack and Butler Pikes Formal housing ceremonies will.
at Broad Axe to determine advis- be conducted early in the after- 'reeae *> badly burned was the
ability uf Installing a traffic light, noon, with the parade slated to I child that akin had to be grafted
The intersection has been the scene start at 3:30.
of numerous accidents and near-accidents
over a period of t4m*.i|'^ll.r.^f |>Pil,w,L,|.w
and is repeatedly reported as re-1 VMItBl r rCdt IM r>
imprisonment in January. 1033 ,. . __
In the official version of the fiii I i$it llt'l'l*
shooting .m file with the board.
the prosecution contended that While h.- was attcndiiiK
Lehman fired the fatal shot dur- services 111 Conshohocken laM main
Ing a quarrel of*T 'he tt»**rt of Rev lessr M Mack .if Verkes
two slot machines from a (ambling < tost his barn and most of Its con-eaubllshment
at Elm and Bansom tents when the structure was set
Streets. Lehman was a partner In, afire by lightning during the flash
the operation of gambling places atom that swept over this area
In Conshohocken and Devon, ac- m the early rvenlng hours Dan---
cording to the record | age was estimated at $45,000
In his defense. Lehman Pleaded, RfV Mr Mack was summonrd home
not guilty, claiming he had been; ,nrouf,h „ telephone call to the
drinking heavliv prior to the' shoot- c^u^oho,,,,,,, police department
ing. Lehman -vserted in his petl- whfn nc arritrrt the barn had
lion that he believed he had paid ^ cotT1ptetely rar^d, with only b,ran.d J,amM,',f *?* """T1 "»»• I Intersection of Butler and Sktppack
his debt to society durtoi Ui im- Uw ,1VBJk ^..^ved ThederK, "B.n
d"**''" n
h/,nTT^ S^S. TSf "**• CroW A"
W in Injur«'tl
III Two-Car (iraHli You can ■•till get your favorite
L !,. . . . JhtP- *■ th' result of ,. tw.>-vetiicle
Signs dlsplaylngUie trade and, accident, last night at 7:» at the
prlMinment
repeatedly reported
quiring traffic control measures.
Erection of a blinker light on
Bethlehem Pike 150 feet north of
Church Road was approved.
27 Permits
During July
Four \rH <»ar.i"i'-
' to both legs He Is able
about, but he must return to the
hospital for periodic treatments.
Leonard, with his brother. Law-
, rence. 9. found a can containing
iantl-freese In a garage near their
home on May 23 Not knownm HM
contents of the can nor realising
Quest preachers who will occupy the danger the boys In some man-the
pulpit of Conshohocken Pres- ner applied fire to the liquid. In
byteriau Church four' Sundays in an instant there »*■ a burst of
August during Rev William H flame which burned both boy> p..
vacation ha.e been aii-xbuut the legs, faces and arms,
nounced ! Their rather had just returned from
-- dln-the
;
At Preabyterian
During AII,UIISI
Leonard W. Bell
Dead At 80
i nn. ril 'tiiiiKtrroH'
I'or April Iltisiiii<-s<T.iii:iii
Puneral sen-Ices for Leonard W
Conshohoekens oldest busi-ness
man. proprietor of a oarber i
juncea t ineir tamer nao irturtieu iruni h , -,, p. , M„,lir R,r-,,
Rev Cornelius Muyskens. pastor aork and was slttln, at Ihe din- "f.p *' '" ^rfow afternoon
of the First Presbyterian Church ner table when he heard the ™L .* "S. SVXH^™! Home
of Ambler, will be the gtiest minis- screams of his two children. He " 2<™*; "»£^'J^f!L RT;
ter Auinist 7 rushed them to the office of a local JJ c SSdlfTchM, Interme I
, \ ..I <«iVi H'V Elwood P Reeves. Jr. in- physician and then look them w Vlu ri In R'versldV CeYneter •
■MM \ allH- I .. *8.<X-».t „,uc„r , ..nance and economic. mf hospital >"" '5^rU^'V»nTt,lflTr»,ce'
at Temple Ln.verslty. win con-; It was feared for some days that wU, ^ conducted at the funeral
Twenty-seven permits were Issu- duct the service August 14 Lawrence might lose the sight of i,1,mi.>oili,<Sv lim-ed
during the month of July by August 21 Hev Aoner Richard one eve He res|>onded to treat- UZt, of m, IAIW Vn 4->n of
Borough Secreury Clarence Coop-, will preach here. He Is pastor of ment and was brought to hLs home tn|s hoLuVh 1>~»c- " w
er The new buildings lor whlcl, the Arlington Heights Presbyterian ubout two seeks ago. Leonard was i^ Bell died Tueadav evenlmt in
pennts were Issued were three two- Church. Pittsburgh. ! detained at the hospital for the aaStmowvHciiilaJ Norrlstown
car and one single-car garages. The A senior -student at Princeton slower treatment of skin graftlne He enleied ihe lioeultal on Jtil- I1
total estimated expenditures amount Theological Seminary. Thurslon St [ The father Is prominently Iden- ,mfl,rimin» an oneration two d«vs
to M.W3 Clalr. will be the guest preacher UfleC. with the Polish Eagles Home ^"X-"1; mouJ^feSlon
■•" Building permits Issued during August 28 'Association and the Community Mr Be^ a son of the late Wash-
•'■'!»'. ",Ci1^: ,«, w , r, o. ''"" -^'Hoall I-eague lngton A. and «m»nila Busier Boii.
,»i^td^™Jr&,Wra ■5ZT ~, ~ ta™ •" thl. borough eiaht.
^e"s',rf£J5. ,1300 Mary A ,„P,.„„K .„ the h„„d.n, com- "••><<<*"»» BoiqAd >^ttffljF£'u£2> & ^
Rakowskl. 337 East Sim Street. brlLt ,rlttee of the conshohocken Plre Mrs. Timothy Bkmg. 1514 Butler cai xiloal^ ana entered upon his
steps. 125; afy\v\a t^k^wfki_>™ Com».anv No 2 will be held •hlsjPlke. has returned from Bryn Mawr professional career at the age
Hand Concert
Is Well Attended
I4ir larcsilH.ll UIIIIKM1 H-il 1 III I It I K i ■ t-u._._.,.., .-. _. . a._ .. "
man Is pastor of the Meunonlte ' 5SSJT.SJ, ■"^ ,*,f'
: Church at Yerkes, near College- g'['•*' ''* *".'.! ,
one o! the largest crowds to
emble u MacKentle Park. West|«nd Mont Clare
"otishohocken. was present Tues
lialaMawll iKlat •I■n■JjuUrICeUd wWtaaas- HMirlsl. (JJeCnIHnIile Matz-
! Plre comiainies ahlcli saved the Z_ , s'l«™Mr '■ ,; Mated by Philip Miller 0OJ1
home and oilier nenrby ilaelllngs : T^* '»»' prohlWU signs bearing North Mervlne street. Philadelphia
came from Collegevllle Itj.|.p. ''"' «•*■ mark or the trade name- The second vehicle hgurlng In the
Limerick. Oaks, 1/iwer Providence of any beer. brew, ale or brewery c(,i|bi|on was a truck owned bv
being displayed outside taverns, M.r|e„ parms. Inc.. ol Marywaler-bars.
cafes and taprooms or dU- I(rt rjmrt. Bala-Cynvyd. operated
"" 40 8 s.m..|, M,.,-lH leT'lea""0." rS^Me^TLSS.: ^^StSe".""^.".^";!*" 3""
i or thi- season Automobiles- ... _ A . .. .. u lino- iHt.tr aivna rnrr»ntlv n« riu i' "Woou oireet, Mann>una
Montgomery County Volture No |ln_k then signs currently on Bt-j ^m., U)M wiittemarsh Town-
' ship police that he was traveling
concert of the Automobiles
lined both sides of Elisabeth Street -^--=,-,-■ m* ~~,"m".,L~"^L.Vi^ play ^»~IS&hh:^JVX £asEN&£BLMr«« .
vtnod near the navllkm and alona Judges Oeorge C Corson and E ineha. In «ta» another law Another truck was In from of him
inTraK.laTO^Xcl-^^ *'"'" "' "" MonWom'ry S efiecT SnlSi the e^ndlture »"" »• dld '"» "• "" Ml11" <*•
Oranway string Band of the L A J™J™ J Bobrrlclh and Lewi, ^ J » calendar yeai to onveri were released under their
K of .wrrlslow". under live direct- ^Bn"V , MDh'»; /°rm" 120 firdlaptoy asWI lllnfllUH
ton of John Tlmlx. leader, wa, the, l«"1 '"""}' *"' '"d.r
c'!jr„?J Law. similar to PennaylvanlaS .
first of Its kind ever heard In the ,°»«t«»» Refreahmenu were served recently-enacted tradesmark law are I i„ll- Ts' rviwil
T' !T&^orR.r^{^SSS cSSouS^ JSSS. ^firArT Ymk "" J""V ^TrelldeturT'.ere 4W—-
v™l"l.f,„oS? h! Pl8i, rasrt. ^l I"™"*" n»>-'«" »«"■ turn M'n"*~t mg ihe lelevued baseball game
LK TNoreiahvwn^2eV,P'l, all parts ol Ihe Ninth District were , a , ., . ~J latw.sn Ihe Alhlellcs .led St. Louis
leessss "a™iipAresc-lIa.Utedd th"n^h^.ns,; •>"«"« -l" *««>»' -■«'■>« •" l^"-" Kolilllil II-numbers
t be dispensed with because of the members of the <_»nahohocken
IIl'Tn .^wri «. ihe nmmi 'Legion flute Convention' in PitU- Al ( ||;»|l|r |)i||il,-l iJon". C'Ub, wntfh'n» thr conlf*> 5,1 * llr"tlml W?h.,h' P'1"" LwBh The Semember meetlm. will '*l ^ J,,ctl " ■ >"<"» ■ Claude h\..;lng. telecaster who liar,
rtion that there is a posslbillt
i' return engagement
GirPl Jaw Broken
In Tall From Kike
burgh The September meeting will
be held at Jenklntown Five members of the Conshoho. k- sfiken to different gn.ups on varl-en
Rotan nub attended the charter "."» ««»»«*"■ in this borough._ had
\ .truli....ii.;:
Bank. on tw
East Elm Street two pair_ steps evening at the lire sUtlon. Ninth] Hospital, where she was a pa.lent thirteen when he entered the shop,
and pavement. $135, Henry sauter. /,venue and Harrv Street. Plans for for two v.eeks and underwent an of 13amuel Baker, located at 340'
aer!lhe erection o[ a new fire house on operation. She Is stendily Impiov- East Hector Street, a.-, an u,-pren-the
company's property at HID Pay-|tD| Mrs. 31ons is a member of theltlce. working as a sweeper boy at
ite street will be discussed a 1- staff o[ the local Bell Telephone the Schuylktll Iron Works of the
the cameraman show the local Lions
;\'w'Vo''V,''V.-.kI'JV11Vi'rH.,n.n' Club wno, w«e nuests of the min.p-
M Ul[. ment at the name Mr Harm
.. House. Schwcnksvilfe The> I'"'11""" lhe *7ou»>- !U|W
were Bd I»H-ident
West Francis L Prcaa, John S Black-
Klb hell tnd Ed.vard '
present IIIK the group.
Sheriff of Montgomery County IK
' In the group but I just can't point
him -ml
block wall. $110
James Knoeller. 426 East Ninth
Avenue, alterations, nenr> ,hougn mere is no thought of build-1.
Last Ninth .Avenue^ ^ ^ ^ lmlM(iiRtf. Ull„T, Thr
work of raring the former Uptown I
nrhurm
, $35: Owen Kllcoyne, 413 ^
Seventh^AvenSi two-clr SS'J-" c0mP»n>. P™Prl>- ^ '"
garage. tMO: Patsv_ DIPaolo. 2M ;
« .itninur.1
>atsy DIPaolo,
on Pa«e Iwarl
firemen ourchased. has been com-pleted
The salvaged building mat-
. erial was sold and the site on which
the structure stood Is bflng graded
Loral \«'H>
thinHI.Siiliinlii\
Alan Wood Steel Company durUig
the week and at his trade on Sat-urdays
and Sundays, barber a-bopi
remaining open seven days a week
at that time.
i ..ntinurrt On Page Foun
Firt'im'ii < .ill.il
\lo\«> Law Olflkc
Edward J. Wlsnlewski. Esq.,
day moved his offlcea to the second I
floor of the Talone Building. 110 Plymouth and Harmonvllle Fire
Fayette Street, from his former lo- Companies responded to two calls,
cation at 4 East First Avenue A !»»hin an hour last night The Qrat
native of the borouah. Mr. Wls-1""-". at <•■ at » d™P In Mogee-.
nlewski is a graduate of Conaho-! town, in the West end of Plymouth
hocken High School, VUlanova Col-| Township, quickly responded to
lege and the University of Penn- their efforts The .second blaze, oc-aT.
vflnla Law School. He servedkurrlng at 645. brought them to a
with the Marine Corps In World vacated roadstand in Barren Hill
War II. attaint!-* the rank of cap- The fire was quickly brought under j
tain He was a former law associate 1 control. They assisted Baren Hlil
of Judge E Arnold Forrest IFire Company at the second blaze
The Oeorge Clay Fire Company
will meet In monthly session in
the lire station Tuesoay evening
Cornelius Flanagan Is president
Tomorrow afternoon at 1:341 . _.
Ihe bi-weeklv broadeaat by The (Ja\ I irciiltli
Keeorder. on WFII.'s Suburban
News Round I |i will bring U>
Ibttenrrs an intere«tlng rriumr
of happrnlngv In this communllv
and a foreeasi of things to rontr.
Tlie Ret - -der Is one of twelve
newspapers in subarban Phila-dephla
participating in the
\'J1I suburban News Roand-t'p.
-i\ suburban publcalloas repre-sented
each Saturday afternoon
on an erery-olher-week basis.
Be sure your dial K set at 560
tomorrcw at 1:31) p. m lo hear a
in--- program that Is tailored
ius4 for T«
First National
weeks' vacation
A 13-year-old West Conshohocken Mrs Donald Suymiin.
lrl suffered a broki n Jaw and loss Conshohocken. is vacationing from. turn. Seth K
1 two teeth when she was thrown duties at The First National Bank V. OwmtUUl . , ,. J • ii
from her blcvcle on her wav to Sgt Francis Blake, ol the Con- The lognl ehto presented the I nirk. \ 4ir IJillHlr
Lavan Dam. Balllgo. Tues-'shohocken Police DgftaittW ■ ■">' wttB ■ .sneik-' A ,.„, Cl>intj,s(j «,->], u trmk that
iiav afternoon Ivacatlonlng this week ' rod. suitably lllaofibad. Othn W1(H Bjajtfna a left tuni from Kiirlti"
sh, U Mi.ry Orrtrude Kelly.; ;'* «;luh '"- Mill Avenue into Sixth Avenue early
l Mr and Mrs Thomas ||lir| J., \orris.lowii .ifternoon Both vehl.le*
Kelly. 2B Front Street Btcyclingi,,uri "l "TriMUWii „ traveling east on SprlnK Mill
alonn Balllgo Road the girl was Mrs Mary Clark. 415 East Ninth Tlie < lu.rtn was presented hy!Avenue -T^^ cnr W(U (jrlveti bv
thrown over the handlebars when Avenue, was treated yesterday Joseph A A bey. of Reading, for-|pTarH.ls •t|jch(.. 486 Minerva mreet
the front wheel struck a rock on afternoon at Montgomery Hospital mer district ifovernor The speaker' phiUdelohia The truck uwned by
the roadway Mary Elaine Kane for contusions of the tight elbow i t the event was Hoc Owen J. Rob- Ben j(,|1(WOn 4316 Terrace Hleeel
was accompsnving the Kellv sir! and bruises of the left leg after erts. former associate Justice of the R(),,borough _. operated by Rob-or.
another bicycle she stepped Into the side of a Supreme Court o| the United Stntes'ert C]inton 34]5 Master Street
A passing motorist brought the truck at Main and Markley streets. Mnladelphla
girl to her home Bryn Mawr Hos- Norrlstown. accordlnn to Not i,| M-I||.i.»'«'r Vim.-..
tiital reported that the upper jaw town pettgg
bone is fractured, that all her teeth
M11-jiil.1l \.liiii>««iioiih
Paul Farrow. 241' • East Hector
Street Matthew Etchlson. 253 &ut
Elm Street, medical: Sandra Wen-hold.
East Third Avenue, surgical,
were admitted to Montgomery
Hospital
The Alim -Scheldt Brewing Cm Kail.I OlIirtrTt Al Park
are out of line, and the upper Up &-,.„•..-„„ I .... 'I,,,! Ti "»n. brewers ol Val- The Norrlstown Band, under the
u infected r r*" l,irt * lA r- *•■« »• lej R»p Beer. Rains Head Ale dnecimn Of Clarence TleUbach, will
"W.ulftsW'
Mrs Thomas Eagan, 13 West ''«! Prior Beer, announces the up- nraagttl a public band concert on
\t . N.i'h A 'iioi 1 exiiected home to- point ment of Tliomas M Morton iTl.ur--.day, August 11, at the Mary
ifirf.l morrou ir<»m Sacred Heurt ROa-l*1 advertising manager: John F ! Wood Park. donaUnu 1U scrvr-M
The August meeting of the Wush- pttat, where she had been und. U supervisor 0! ■ ..... m Anaiiijement
iigt-jn Fire Company will be Held Ing treatment for a fracture of HM dlatrt I sales, and the advaiue- m, UM ttOgMaTt were made by the
Monday evening at 7 30 al the flre!leK above the knee She suffered ment of O H OreenfleJd to Jen- Conshohocken Chamber of Con,
utUuii Weal Hector street Thorn- u iracUire of the same leg a few eral galai manager, uicliidang alljiuarce. wtiKh »uousored two -lm-
A* Johnson president, will prFatae 'years agn branches 'liar events last twimmer