The Conshohocken Recorder, January 10, 1957

              ®lic Hecmfcr •MHO, Fa. Tliui.«d«y, January 10, 1957 TA H-ltilKl — BK I MHO 10c
New Traffic
Program Gets
Council OK
OaB-Waj Sinii-.
• il.liti.iiiul M<lir»
In Revised I'ru^rMin
* I' nd !<iu n-ivid,. ma-jor
traffic proUtaa wa.< intro-
.luc-il 11 las) nitrhr« meetitlff
_"f Coi
CounrJI,
It would treat*' one-way,
■
remove parkin* me-tefi
in Borne eectjonj and in-
School Directors
Push Free Vaccine.
Balk Medical Polio.
Ability to
Pay Ignored
In Action
• (V • LsOtM "I rt«ik \ao
uin in piwent jmlio are to
stall them in uvw areas .tnd '"' Kiwii cWldftn iniuVr *ua-pk'f-
nf UM Conriwlwckwi
.school district
Diraeton BmirDvtd tba pro-jett
at a meetinn Monday
. rtnajf ;. -t\-
rnth traffic lijhl ,,t i strat-
■gk point. Klimination of
partaag on Lower Fayatta St
in lati- nfti-rnoon hours also night
"as \,, The injections trill be under su-
Ward councilman and chairman of
the publli- safety committee, the
program was given approval of
slclan. Dr Robert F Kat/
The physician, after conferring
wiih thi- board at it* request car-councfl
Bowrvaf final "anion'muii; "5r £ the lati* »**°n ««« "oca!
bv ih?,S Phy»ic«ni aw of the opinion lbs
waZZZr^ZJLJSL *3 ■dmmiatratlon of the Salk vaccine 1(1 'should not be directed by a school
agency any more than tnjfftloni
of tetanua or smallpox *'
,,,,, „ „ .„„ 'There was « decision reached
and ordinance committee*
adoption bv council of
Brunt ««i<l in presenting the plan
'- the hr-t phase of a new n iiirruii, •u•i! IUCHI Ol" . I)!
■< .lluatlnn and I. SevJtoo K,lU ln(orm«' «* »»«>. ar
Wrfcaag
looking for
'i be restricted to traf-fic
movement one-way are both
East and West Hector Streets East
Bun St and West rirst Ave West
M is already one-way from
■ n.'s 81
Brunl'* plui would eliminate me-tre*
an htvat iayrtie Bt Imm Mar-
"■ In Kim. on H>M Mm -.1 from
Prtmeipml ^>//i7v
ientiling. II i/7
>♦"// Insurance
The Conshohocken school
system is losing its grade school
■
higher remuneration
Harry C Brown of Trappe,
"i Hi the public elemen-tal
v schools a year and a half,
will enter the Insurance busi-ness.
Feb 1.
Biown submitted his resigna-tion
to the school board Mondav
night
I owe a lot to teaching It is
a wonderful profession". Brown
said today "But the n
anon is not enough lor a mar-i
;ed inn it'
n was a member of the
faculty of College-, ille public
schools for aU yea is. serving
live years as teaching principal
Coming here m Sept 1955 as a
teaching principal, he was
made full-time principal In
Kcpirnilxr
He is a graduate of Weal
siote Twii-h-ri College
and lias taken post-graduate
work at Temple University,
Montgomery
2V2 Lawmakers
Get 14 Posts
Court Orders
Mental Test
For Attacker
(•mini Jur> ImlirN
GHbr Heights Man
hi Mcl/^cr Can
Arrangeinents are being made to
have Ronald Bovell. IS. of Roberu
, Ave and Durant St, Cedar Hemhta.
undergo a mental examination. II
«a* learned yesterdav after ihe
Junuary Orand Jury had found true
I hills against him on a charts of
amumooile without ion*cr
owner
Bovell is accused of liaving at-tacked
Mrs Ella Metsger. 64. of 114
E 14th Ave . Whiiemarsh Tap on
th<- night of Monday. Nov M
He ■llegrdl* grabbed Mrs. Met*-
tee while sbe was am walking the
famllv do*; close i.. her hum and
forced her Inle a rar which he drove
a short distance away in White-marah
1 wp. and beat and attack-ed
her Then he drove her bark and;
pui her out af the car near her1
home She w» hospiuilied foe »ev-gfffj
weeks.
Assistant District Attomev Rich-.
iml LOW is hnndhng the Common-wealih
case against Bovell He asked
Judge DamxlHJwer to have Bovell
undergo a mental examination
Attornej Vlncani ciniio. roiun-
; tar>' defender for the vouih, ajag
said he would petmon for a pey.
He said that Bovell* defense to
the charges would be baaed on in-
I sanity.
I The attorney said that while talk-ing
ti Hovel I in the County Prison
he noticed scars on the defendant's
wrists
He said Bovell told him that on
!lie day he was first brought into
prison he slashed his wriats with a
UltM which he had in nil
.xiasesslon He said he sough; to
■ <mmit suicide
Jlrs. Knowles ttacina
Ta District Court
Oft Jiulff€>\ Order
Lt (rtn. Installs
kiwanis Siaff
Conshohocken Klwajus Clu
m
I Uontgomer.' County Medical Ho-clety
passed a resolution, agreeing
that such injections should be paid
for by families able to afford pay- Phil.i
menl."
John P Hubei 3d asked
iiher areas handled the Balk
lo-jireientive shom
"Some are charglnt for
»me are doing It through
.i ttniiK — some throuili lh<
Arrest to'oS 1*^*2*?*. ["'^T "'^ * **U
from rayelle la Forresl. 7, o . -
During the dlacuatw,, on meter . ?' ^"lL,C
w "g;.. P^wd'nl
elimination on W Elm St Harrv Consho-
Rowland president said install* nocken Physicians not give the Salk
In the Usak oetween :::'" ■-■**'■• * iepre»-
Porrest and Oak has been unfair Trtar* what they prefer, Dr entatives in the 8t*te Leguiature
to residents there from the begin- KuU r*Ptlpd M HarrUburg are appointed to 14
rung He said the entire block Is FoT ,ho** ln ""**•■ ,n* ^rvice °' tne standing committee* of the i.
'Mdentml, and residenU ,nd free v*ccln« are both available, House of Representative*, accord- conduct an annual banquet Batur-haee
no pkee to park in front un- and n*vp **•" svalUble for IB, in* lo a release today 'day night at Batimgarts Si>rlng!;elfi
month*' the doctor said ' The county delegation has one Hotel. Flourtown. lo Install officers
* ■ meters will be p.'aced on Fust Erb 'hen asked, "isn't it the scliool ch*irman*lup and three vice chair- to serve during 1W1
according to the pro-1 board's responsibility to see that manships with representation being l.t. On* Nirhelas ■eeaano of t on-
■ ■ it is itiitde fsM wsaj Ittal children have the injection*" mr'uded on most of the major com- nhohorken will be Isatelllng officer
EVWUM will compensate to s "We feel it Is the family phyi,- mlttee.i. of the House and give an address dwrimg the cere
int for lo*.s of revenue Ciao'i re.-purwlbiUtv" Dr Kxtz said Committee *s>igiimen',s were an- aswny,
ilnated meters, BrtuU said Dr K;.t/ then lUeaatd that no "ounced Tuesday morning. Serving on the banquet comiui:-
•ii of meters on east and one had been denied free service. Morion H. *rtteroit jr.. neu rep- tee are Russell Cardani
as >fT Payatle 8t in the and ^id that all ntnr physicians 'rpentatttc from /*i.« dWrtm was H-lpii F..l.«jiieio
Cion of the borough, pro- present at an emergency meeting """"ed jerrefart, uf th<- Houat Mum- installed wrlll he Jack Fein, presl-
DteeUllg does called to make a dectilon on the C*10' Cor noro I ions comrafffae a nit dent: Alex Plermanl and J Wilder
re in BrutUs current pluu, problem said they would provide osiipned to trne Honking and vise presidents, the Rev, Warren
..uiv uin m later propoa- aan free of charge where required Building and Loan Attociatiom D. Kuweit Jr. serrelarv; Nell t. A msjor soven-point program in
direcno.1 nf ii H' <l'd only ow b0rouBn physkian commn/ee. Jsfofor FeAfctas and O'atrlsm. ireaaurer U hitenntrsh townahip forces a one-i
1, M«.t™ QVW on*'"*By *** "bM,n* (roni thr meeung. Munwipai Corporal,on> Mmwtitl—i fnsulled lo the board of directors half mill Increase In ihe proposed
rieetu .UlT,^i .!«»*, y "We d0 not *ant Wttlt** medi- Other county alignments to *-'» be Edward Cnrdamone, Armand' budget in general taxation for 1»7
It w Jl be'easaerlv c""'' D' Ka'~ a,*'r,fd "We '"' «««»»"«• include Clcotti. Ralph ralconiero. Antlumt II was determined bv ssjpgaafc
v.'i.htHfaaiSh.ii 11/peop/e can pa*/or tacft (njeefsoni Approprution, Herman B Wll ""
11.21B? ,h** •*<«•«-<»' " ">*» connof i*redt. vice chairman
■ n« ve iciest nlt'hn?rU pav "e "'"' «,vt " "" Borough., Floyd Brenninger.
' through the Visiting Nurse Aksu- Itectioiu and Apportionment
cintion If parents are too proud Thomas H W Jones, John A
:o come to a doctor's office and aak L^fore. Jr
tor free injections, they can ar- Highways: Brenninger, vice chair.
range fur them through the VNA'. man. Wlllaiedt.
he added Insurance: Wlllaredt.
\ "Many children aged six months Judiciary. Jones
to nix years who really need the Judiciary Special: Jones, chair-
Injections are being dented them men.
, bees use parents feel they will gri Liquor Control- Brenninger
! Decision on Contempt
Charge Due Toda\ mi
I in Washington. I). C.
Hra. Man bmrtaa and bar HHIMCL Bawgj
aawyar, <-f Phtsaarklphla, a U. 8 Dlatrid Coarl room 19 in
WuhiiurtoB, I) (",. at 0:80 A M, today broutjht
fmm Jttdga ROM RI/.U-V that tiu-v appear befora lum at
;i:30 this afti-iiiuon.
Irkf.1 ulu'ii Ii.' ««. irit,irm«Hl liy Attonn-v i,, |
Ccwdrich. of Waahiajton. I>. c. that Hra asewwlaa waa not
hear hi« verdict bacauaa the attorney had tailed
to sii inatrucl the Prrmouth asfaetinj librarian, Judae ftiaJe)
said:
We i in'i raa these courts
I will expec:
you io have your < :ienr hen
3 JO tins ulternoon
iler.'tood the judge
make known hi*
O'clock today Had Mrs Knn* M
appesreii ht would
I latta iiaiiuiii HUM; in* vera.rt at
| that hour
A \ Ooodnch.. Sswvr: < rep-
>'- capital, told the
; judge he had known the verdict
was to be handed down todvy. but
the hour, nor that
I Mrs Knowln pie>en.-e was re-j
quired
The ot'o'itrv .mid »ie had been
t fold by
i er;iei f
| qofimp hod been said to ih
the attendant muit be thf.
At II ihl- moin.ru Mr* Kn
agon.
:*i Thieves Take
Station "
$5000 Supplies
Ijike \^< in N l.oolnl
H> riiii'M- gatiaay
Al KoH W Mhinytnii
Seven-Point Program
In Whitemarsh Forces
Half-Mill Tax Increase
'iiiil thin
(hi Fayette St.
I/i /{//.si7/ Hours
Pi int, Ini-dlnsor unload-i
■ l \» icri-iiiipd iin Lower
i la si. from ihe lsa%ger|<
i i i I LT-[ Ave.. between 3:3g
-■I *
■ned.
i uppruved was a ne<
lor-ereen" addition !■
•Mi lighi Jt Mm am
■ -i to BBBCJ left lurni
i > cite to we-1 Elm.
them fre? later through the schools".
Dr. Kats said.
j It was at this poiii-school
physician .said phy*._.tn,
felt the project .should not be a
school project.
, "We feet the health of a chiid
is the /unction of the family pfivsi-
I iContinued On Page Eleven'
Oraco. Albert Marlnari, Cosmo Nar-ciao
and John Storti.
.*{ Sniiori Vie
For Srliolm-iliif)*
Two seniors at Plvmouth-White-m
«n>h Hi«h Scltool ban been
named finalists in nations) scholar-ship
competition, among 7500 high-est
scorers in college apitude n-
, smmntlons given 1C3.60O senloi in
Pub.li Health and Rimtiin.ii —ThJey are J,eanneK 1T_Lhompson.
I iianlliHi.
Ways and M<-an^ Ufore
Welfaic and Child Care
aassQaal
Lafore was a member (
Commit;ee on Committees which
lecommcoded the assignments
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jaai
Thompson. 4t73 S. Warner P.d
<r* LafayelU II1II. and Mart Ann Hun-eke,
daughter of Mr and Mrs. John
M Huneke. Hallowell Ave. ris mouth
of Ihe township at * er-organliation
meeting .Handat niglu al Ihe lawn
ship building that Ihe ran- would
advance from six mill* lo six and
a half mills
Among many factors pushing the
proposed biidui■' forward S45 270 0S
over the 1956 budget me these cued
hy the bonid of supervisor.-,:
1 Maintenance mid repairs. In*
il.diug construction, of more
miles of loadway than ever —
close to 30 miles of roads under
township responsibility. This
includes keeping highway ma-chinriy
In good repaU.
2 Incrgaaj is :h< ceat c* g>rbait
collection contract
3. Construction of additional side-'
walks for welfaic and safetv of:
residents A walk-way from!
Thieves carried off 17000 worth
' . Hr '"t. of IWt-ju.i about everything the*
"" could move out. from a 1*66 station
wagon to State inspection supers-tate
Sunday night from Lake ■
automobile agency or. rumi. 300
was going about routine dun She Port WashiuVton
was holding ■ ttarr hour for chil- »t . ,
dren of the Filends School And "« l£t "" *"t0ve"4 b"
Sawyer, locsted in City ■'•rr'» rt*ck_J **n"l m»n*9«
Hall Philadelph... was trvui, to ^.Jaf *'"'" ^ "^ MOndMV
make reservations by train or plane *
so he and Mrs Know lea could be Flrck discotared tuo *e(s of toot-
' in court at the designated hour Pr'"fs m the »no« leading to the,
j Attorney Sawyer, meanwhile ob- rfmr Qf tne •alfding A cells-lamed
a reservation on the peon- "ai b*0****
l Railroad for his client ' M- K Lake, head of tag I .i m.
They left at 1:06 for Washington; said the stolen art
:;om log 30th Street Station the station wagon, valued ut 92000,
| Mr* Know-its spent last nigtu sod W000 worth of o:h-i '■«»-,^<i
with Mis« Alice Ambler a niembei three adding machini
of the Jeaues Ubrary c-omniltiec writers, a chec-kb.*** and abgO
and long-time membciof P',,iii,i ili w^ftgr, 38 ntspec linn
Friends, whose home Is opposite the mechanic's tool boxei i
library valuaJHe tools an auto rag I a id
She had a suitva»e nith her. in rear seat speaker, a large eo
cate ot a summon* to the capital, of motor pan* and •
Each time the telephone rang the about 146 Igj easj) taken lion an
fiouflilt that might be It. Nothing office dolt
rrlatne to the trial came through ' Officer* Robei: Hipp and D
•It Btkl been tins way every time' Russo of the Whitess
Miss Ambler ssld. "Mrs Knowles poiire determined that the i s. o i
has never learned of developments asgon had been driven
- - *f * •.-»-# __ ^H, -K a more than Ivlailman s Wife I ops Snow Prophets ^^ ■ * j Third Ave
They will now face three-hour
ollege boards Jan 13 At stake an
four-year college
oiJonnell of 141
Conshohocken, a senior
| "O-nh. It's snowing!". Mrs William J m s' Matthew's High School, a
S Irwtn Jr. 109 E Fourth Ave. ™nte*t finalist there the Rev w»l-cnlled
happilv frotn the from window lcl La"t. principal, announces.
of the living room of their sttrac-
•he home, about 10 Sunday night Fil'l'llll'll til HoilW
as hea nusband. long-time Conalvo- E " * ■■" ■< »" ll"llc>t_
hocken letter-carrier, eat nearby \,,u imtiriliu
"But I'm late again. Mrs Irwin -1( ** .\|lj#sll clIllS
said, this tune sadly.
The lateness she spoke about was
Spring Mill
I Firemen Pick
Dinner Orator
Lafayette Hill Shoppiiiu Crit-ter
(o just past Barren Hill
Consolidated School on HIT
II
Improvement mvi i
of street lighting In Hie town-ship
lor safety and welfare of
residenu
With addltion.il staff ihe po- ln h*r c*',r u,lt" *(ttr °'hers knew turnpike at the For; V.
lice payroll is inn-raged Police u T1|P" ■°* «*ualty has to leave entrance, aui .,
protection is u vital need lor 0M "n ">"rgenry basis". "° further trace o: cither Hie car or
welfare of residents "*"■ stoowltg center of s bitter the stoien good*
Undei ;i new law. Hie township Vesr-and-a-half long conttoversy. L%ke "«! !'« robber> ■ : •
MUST piovide further benrflis over »i'*I«* earlier communistic "rst hi had e*rj
for cmploves and must make kfTlUgtlang waived a Jury trial in 'n hu 32 years In bi
an appropriation toward llic r'vor ol tn'" J"d"«'» aecisiou in her
police pension fund . case on Monday
Maintenance of a larger town-' ThP serious contempt charge grew
ahip building, providing facll- oul o( n*t <U;m ;«"1 F»« *» •
onlv for townahip8*11"1* 8Vib-committee hearing In
arashlngtan •»>■' the "Si ■
and police, but also providing not h,v* "Uthotuy to question her
recreations! meeting and class ;on her P*sl ■ Th* Senate sub-rom-spacc.
civic, youth and worn- ml[lw attempted to have her admit
(Continued on Page iletem I'"*' *he had once been a com-
'munlst Although the declined to ZU ^rTi.
■ did not seek cover rh
Ki ill Haliv \\ ins under ihe Plfta Amendment.
I i.-i 1957Title
I'ITSI)\ txiiaii
KliM'lion Tiiesfhiv
Conslvoliocken Flet tion of three
elders and four trusreea is sched-uled
for the annual corpora tion
meeting of the Ptesbvtenan Church
next Wednesday night ■ ■ bjg
. Third Ave, and P*ratts
Charles Zmger rhairman of
B,mh,r.n u, *■ bo,'^<, of t™"***- *'» preside Judee Rlsley, ■Jrsrsj: j*jr--ft ^rdS
■
paajgj
annual snow- contest,
glorious fin: of ihe Fourth DISH
Co Firemen's Assn
down from
Mrs. Irwin •
. M. — waa
to ihe first al
loses! of the hundreds of entries re-reived
from all parts of the big com-munity
roverrd bv the Recorder—
the WINMR'
Wednesd;o
iin gfl CM lii:n,
... nrecede
Ur^i,u,er of the « Firs,M«ttft 'T^^^l sun.r
TSZ*. plea fo, \ia\\\\\S^V&\^\ eS "^
biue-eytd daughter of Mr god Ml. a fSSti ir^rt ofacaJtlai but t^ifT^^nuTTf " ' "
Kill, 1306 Midland Ave did admit w.pottattt evidence pre- T- --- "»nareg»llonal meeting
■rrlMd I Eloapttal At itn.'ed by Sauyer This included
t:M A M New Year's Day. first'firo leffen from Senator Witltam ,
publican Club and solicno, to Petal b.,uy sported born to parents In *. Jenne, ,R Indiana, head ot a
J Reilly. county sheriff and to the; the Rerordei-Sentinel area this Senate iigstiaHrfag. u-ruten to Met
borough of Conshohocken. will oe rear tdtth Sawuar. Plymouth Meeting
will speaker at the 33d annual banquet N»ni*r *U1 receive a host of gifts: former jeenes Ubrary librarian.
from public-spirited business houses whom Mr* Knoule* replaced.
Mniitgomerv ■ "" . _»■"." " / ™ h#r* iConfinued On Page Twelve]
i»P M nex'iJan * m ,n* sUsdiCotluai of the '
Barren Hill fire ""■ house, Hector St. and North
II ptke and Church Lane.
Spring Mill — Walter Phlpps Jr
president of the Conshohocken Re-
Barren Hill - A 114 000 7M-gal
Ion pumper, placed .n service las
h.r 1«| prrflcttonu.tl^ Record^. „onth „,. ,,,,„„ mil Fir, Co
Hound .!t»r 111, J.u mwini! „, gp^n, Ml„ ,lr, Co „ , w p M ™
tiinmirv
I Two hundred persons. Including
Sunday, when the fust measurable
snow of the 1966-57 season dsnred
rky skies
guesa — Jan. I il I
bll late as compared ,
"•" HPT"— lh. ;„;.M''"'omrui'Tl'",,,. p,,^" """"*" "* """ """'"" ■"
-- w rrpl.cn . IS-yr.r-old .pp.r.iu« «*«>uled lo .urnd.
■old to Lower Providence lire com-, Reubeii Kiluamcr., prntdrnt. will
pany lor 11000 \ be touttn..lrr A four-.ct profrs-
... J*" "T ,r"c*,*" """'"'"'iKon.l floor iho* .111 br prnrntrd
rdrrirtH £odte 'hr0U■', ^T^^!!S^lt^O»S^nT.-pl»M0|Tjh-«r»OTpl.»
Sin 1. Av, .to cHoi? ", P^n.iloii of I1000iii.de to W111..-,,,, d.nclM.,'P.u, smith .nd John
-mrprrd,c,1„„d,;r,.Mr.~r.u, r,"?.,l7 "™ ""°U'h >",b"c' rucher .III receive rnrrv.l,,,,,.
He 1. * U'hr-m.n .1 Y.m.ll.w.r- ,.,... . until Jan 20 Kllp«trlck I. .ctlne HB
aHillattnaVl£M'n!'t,°' ;,!;*°i!"! "<'^"'m"*,'",'. "Jthn,'" mmrreen^pm; "„"„""o'arr"W"""P'"r't'm"ir'er".b"lon"i'-ltm""r
r,.., ,,,«,-„. M K„„„ -y«5 £^£££2 "»P«"> «"-- • •* * »
his seiaulh tn Ihe rnnle*t. selling _ — '
kind nl rtsroed of Its ... n , „ | 11-< * 1111 II Kls'l'l
I'll! follow.
I III SMBBSSM. ( OIIXCIH's.
The ■sstasae meets a: 7.30 ;oinor-row
nigh: al Conshohocken r*re»uj-terlan
Church. Third and Fayet:e,
, with the Rev. Theodore F Kennedy.
llillli'ler
DiJoseph to Enlist Aid
Against All Lotteries
His crulier predictions started with Sfllior . lioir Parlv
Nov 3. and mummed for Nov. 10.
.-. I-.. ,
Third winner waa Russell V
Adalr. asVH ( old Folnl Hill Kit Fit-to
I< Maassffs] -• member of Ply-itHtulli
Tsfp -■ IMI.'I Knard Ills pre-
IIKIKHI gaju 'HJ lii.cirs in advaarr ut
Baas nasal sam BBS«M Mr »ur.scd
Jan I 4l ' B .i.il ilu.r r i-
Remant K ^^Jn^^ph. rli«- taking place In ne?eb» rammun
torney ..f Montromgrr ",rv niJOM,p" »■<■ « he can g«
« IT. I-BSS. in an i-xclu-^"XStaV~
»!>•» Illtrr, Mil WltK till- „••«.. „„!,.,|r„. .,„i,,„, „„ lhr lell.r
POiper 'in Kri.lRi- )i - C0nC*n< *• ^" •» .Ivlwd In cancel the.
• i.-i t. .1 .ffiit tu rnlisl thr aid " <•" p'~ecuilnn
p all ,1,-tno. .M,m,.-.v. ,„ 0,\^£S& ffSLj-fJA,,
iiotfeaa - The senior choir RenbenKilpatrick lZu",7,™
of the Presbyterian Church Joined
In an Inlorma) holidnv narty. Sat- Spi :■
■ron] niiihi at the home ol Mi *00 E. HCst) A
and Mis Huwutd Metsiei of Tliree' Piesideiit ol Bprtfil Mill PlpJ Co adelpnis rotuil
Tuns Mis Me:/Ifi la a choii mem- «t antlUul glectiofi Turadsy night M..!:
a iTat-k-'tiew/spaper a editorial philosophy BaV
mandtng enforcement on a I'.ate■
Kilpatnck. II he is abW to obtain the ronprr- wide baals. oi i referrmlurii pgnUI
elected gUortfd tiiedistrut gttorne) ol Phil- tlnic eitassna oi the cnmmonwealih
for example the to legalize bingo and OChssi - \ i>^s oi
ondmtrd lor the gainbl tig pici.tdiug inccane lor
of Mi.-
MRS. WILLIAM B. IRWIN 3d
m ■ ■■ Hill hospital, unteet fin i sningnHs ahgaajbaa
I « -lur iio-n and wofaen n(.'more Ulan IS and the Jung fair held bviliewoiit dktrllabsi .inendes
nrrr agawajgau awBsM An UUuetaul urugrwin IU- ! Isswrsaig W.i , rl( „!,.„, u, -im
lehtdMl |suskta and re^realuueiiti '<" » HiBstlai M<*pr. prinun.ili. ■
1 aid "i itvearisia Ucsarga u liaitw
ed arrangement*. iPrankmOeld pSOBSSall iron, Katnijl .. BUM tummu lhr ».nrr,.,n »..s ps.
™* J1'hhAliiiir.' Co uevauae of Fi. nkeufield uus the rhoite foi pure annually IS an auLtimouilc quested lo instruct all distil. : at
Ole Man Winter s delaying action' a-„„„„.,_.. ._ *■„,„. treasurer succeeding the late Enforcement of the statute also torneva through the gfl
on this snow business — the pre- -'»■ < »Hluani» lo *l« el Icharlea Pumavera. who niled the would adversely .
dictions hate been pouring in Since, Representatives of five COLsho-. post many years held on July 4th bv St John theilsw He promised immediately he
the first annoumeineiu 'was ba.k in hocken industries w;;: att;nd meet-; James A HeTantm do K, On second thought.
No 1 piedicnon was snow for. tng a. Ph.ls Chspter. Na:;onsi ;n fill the unexpticd term o[ Wol- 'across the Kcl.uvlkill liom the he resided gtsstl an ordei would be
- 73 days before the first Assn of Cos Ar<.umanL> nex^ ;.!eni,olme ss director Prank Kne- Ud
hie aajnaj ,n tually whitened Tbun -■ a Phijs. restaurant be! and Charles Kane were again dependent e Dai liarr irpgrf laaiWl I
Oet :
measi
he landscape
(Continued on Pape Sieve*)
Richard J Halioran. assistant c
j trailer York Corp. Yotk. Mil i
| elected directors lor threc-.'cai w
i l«
hai
gggddj •;. lie- He Bgsgff sep> his
promise, explaining Sep- n 'hrougrl
M his department of ptAV
IK relations ttagl he would act
after the elrruon '
A'.'.oincy DiJoseph also
apologized profuse)} on Frirtty :o
Spring Mill Volunteer fire Co for
his Inter/erencr las: Jul> in deny-ing
the fire company the right to
give away IM cnah nightly during
an annual Inn He said he ion-fened
later with the A:torn, v OJggts
eral. through Clmrles O Moody,
chief ctiunty itaissjllfg. and sat er-tained
thai the plan to asm .
pii*i-s nlghllv without wliuin tick.
a or i taw Ii <u Use
o giuiiiUs waa r-niiiri, ti-^al
Mr:<iiv\liiir, bills aeta itilKfllii.nl
.t-strldui in Hitirisliuiu pfl
1 opium of. Inn,,,,
siale and sura) lontruls gag
In three Mils Inlrodnred b.
twmbiifnei, Thomas II H IBBBBBJ
Floyd K. Brenninger. Mnni
ganter* Cewalt Republican.
Twr> would BUtsWtai local option
hiimn and raffles while the
rurrently srr .
Bf'il to Senator Jcmepci H C'*irk third would establish a ■|ee,ihr^>ei
ather nominees on the Demo-|ganaes cf chaiKt tontiol commitiee