The Conshohocken Recorder, January 6, 1931

              Stye Constjoljockcn Rccortrcr.
jlili-h.,1 1869. No. 6.WJ PVBLTSilFD FVFRY
\v AND FRIDAY
townships
Kn(I ^ car
Free Of Debt
duashes case Honor Twins
\jjainst (ampbill
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al It. |. rl
v i: (i v K 1
The court has granted ■ petition]
of ihe district attorney for ■ nolle
<>t Harvey I
Campbell, nf NuHlglOlll. and tor-borough,
who wa.s
luwBitinii trial on the charge of as-1
• wult and battery, which arose tr..m
imartbU difficulty in a Norristown restau-ll-
\s Newes!
Vrrivals In *.'»-
< ONSHOnOCKI \. PA. II l SDA^ l\M Ul] *.. 1931
Misunderstanding Cause For
Delay For Traffic Lamp
at Ridge and Butler Pikes
SUBSCRIPTION ntlCK
II -u A IKAK .'RICK TWO CENTS
\iiiiu-
I tferrhanti
ROADS
Bull) Diairirta Have Good
Highwtn Systems.
Taxea in (Jood Shape
An annual statement of the Ply-mouth
towl
■ :
Cf£ Orann' .UU
I* Mowing tin' total assets 912.940.92
, ■-. none, at
year.
. port is to be audited bv
of the township this week
: Hurry O Heist.
tVNeill, Jnhn Marple and
Franklin L Wright, township com-missioners,
lire affixed to it.
An approved statement was dis-tributed
vesterday at a monthly
meeting of the board of nupervis-ors
of Whitemarsh township, which
adjoins the Plymouth disti
report showed Whitemarsh.
i in the second class
lule the neighboring dls-llir
I
19379.57 as the
labUltlrs mine
The Whitemarsh report Li tiw
first submitted in twenty-five
years showing the board of super-visors
tree of debt. Total expcndi-ilie
year were 159.415.78
LtlOJ HI tin- tn
♦1,43076 Total receipts were $60-
W54
The Plymouth township report:
Balano January 1. 1930.
cash * 3.827.95
Bank Interest 91.85
. Wemle, tax collector
rani early on the morning of July
1930. The case against the de-lendunt
is now ended. Campbell
b) Attorney Dennis
O'Neill
Last September, m a dot P
-d down, Judge Knight refused to
grant a petition to quash the
' illed against Campbell
and tin- case went to U I
JUiy, where true bills were fOUnd
tn charges of aggravated assault
and battery and assault and bat-ery.
and the bill of resisting an
.fflcer was ignored.
■
asked n tn .
'.he townships and tins bofOUfh
that Mi< ia aacer-ttl
following an -
W 1) Hid» ■
Board of Count)! Ooma
I said, this morning, that H
.
9185
411 at
2631.67
5907 (M
20987.93
Account 1926 duplicate
Account 1927 dupllrnte
Account :
Account 1929 duplicate
Account 1030 duplicate
Total $33.922 29
Penalty for delinquent taxes.
■4gggBa>f?e* opening roads, refund
^P^^Bnpensatlon Insurance pre -
LKetc, bring the toul receipts
In W8.0SU.04.
Hxpenrtlturrs
We'nt--nane* and repair of high-
$2894 80.
labor, teams and trucks, $332600.
oil an patching 93009.02; removing
snow $38.00; road foreman, $987-
00: miscellaneous. $28,90; total
$9.293 73.
Permanent Improvement of high-
■ sdges, etc.: Slone. ballast
etc 94.572.60; labor, team and
• 'B39.33: roller, $666: road
$4.47877: bridges and culverts,
3; surveying. $36: excavating.
miscellaneous. 77.45; total,
•a
$4f
$1
V
Jng of highways, $278 43;
n: nance of fire hydrant*.
$| appropriation to Harman-v
.re Company. $650; board of
li . .. 9296.
Salaries of township commission-
ITS. tJOO; treasurers COT
■ y*a salary, 9400;
solicitor's fee. 950: premium on
l bond, $53650; mlscel-
1661.40 Bank balance
t II. 1930. $11.26917, total
CXpencUtUrW, $36.05004.
Treasurer's Report
Amount of old duplicates out-
December 31. 1929. 911.-
1367(1 exonerations allowed. $116-
$0; .iiuount collected on old dupll*
itM 99.01466: amount due town-hip.
92.005.44: amount of 1930
duplicate. $28.113 94: exn
$895.82: amount collected
930 duplicate. $20,987.92; amount.
■laliiiice due township, 96.24020:
penaltv all duplicates,
198 48: total balance due town*
ilp account of all duplicates and
Vcnied penalties. 99444 12.
suirtnent of Asaets and Liabilities
ii bank. December 31. 1930
0969 17; A. P. Wemle. account old
tea. $2,00544: 1930 dupli-cate.
96.24038 road equipment. In-offles
fixtures, etc which
brine the total assets to $12.94062
Ri i ipts durlne the year in
Whi'emarsh township inchided
96406-11 representing the balance
■easurv from the preceding
7 474.82. amount received
from 1930 road tax; 93.04R.9O,
amount received from 1928 road
ta>: amount received from countv
nld, 94.060.50: amount moatvad
from loans. $9500: amount receiv-ed
from public department. $6 75:
amount received from interest on
deposits. 9"3.so.
Among the exnenditures during
the vemr were $5,574. for renalr and
maintenance of stone brick con-
(1 bituminous roads: 925.-
• r permiipent Imnrovement
of roads: $2 287 80 for road
waces- 93 144 43. for eom-
Dn of secretarv and trea-fun
r and Alar W Prankenfield
t«x collect^-* $14 W0 for pavm»nt
$1000 for annmnriatlon
fomoanies; $3,491 76 for
hment of a police denart-ntl
$420. for supervisors' attend-ance
n,t monthlv meetings; 9285,
for r<*im rent and lli»ht
Arsets Include «1 43076, rash In
hank: 94.448B1. due on 1930 tax
dimtirate and 94.000. machinery
,a"H tools
eU Two motorcvelps. valued at $500.
W nollce ear, *S0O and oih"r pollc
equipment valued at $300 were
Records For
Calvary S. S.
Miaa Katharine M<< o*d
\>:.iiit BeaCtl Srhuol for
Parfect Aucmtuni.- W iili
Haaiinl o( Tan Vaa
Eight Taaf Recarda,
Katharine MeCord, daughter of
r and Mrs Samuel H M. OOfd
of 114 Harry street, again claims
Mtheari honors for attendance In
Calvary Church Sunday School
She has not missed a session in ten
foam
Matl in attendance Is Elwood
: West Conshohi>cken. who
preatnl every Sunday for
BUtty t]\r OtBST members of Hie
Sunday School, in iniditmn to the
above, have attained perfect at-t.
iidiuic*- for the year 1930 This
b| ona-Aftb of llw total enroll-tuent
Three members have attained
• iKht yoa/s perfect attendance
They an1 EaatM Knrl Frank
Kiliblr and DOtOtby Keddington.
■ inbers have not n
.sundiiv in M«vn years.
I'erfeit Attendance
MAIN SCHOOL
Se*en Yeam
Blllv Adams. Anita Borland.
Ptobatl Herron. Wilkbw Klrkpatrick.
Daniel WcbsU-r. Floral Webster.
SIT Tears
Dora Coover. John Herron. Kllza-belh
Swarts. Robert Webster.
Five Years
Sara Duncan. Elmo Wood. Re-becca
Wood, Nadine Wood.
Four Yean
Hum. Anna Kilmer.
Helen Kilmer. Dorothy 1'ltt Balm
Itattlwa Si-hifiik. i
Three Years
Bobby Durn.
Two Year*
Kennedy Forsyth.
One Year
Jean Buckley. Olive DodsworUi,
Oeorge Lord. Alfred Lord. Charles
McCarron. Thomas McCarron
Rachel Read. Earl Riley. Alan
Wood. Mildred Kohansby
Absenl One Sunday
Charles Harris. Mary Ilirron
imurl Horn
INTERMEDIATE DFPARTMENT
Six Years
Margaret Adams. Pauline Bor-land.
Bessie Grain. Jeanne Redlug-ton.
Five Years
Ethel May Brown.
lour Yearn
Billy Hastings. Ninry Herron
Russell Shade
Three Years
I.mv Durn
One Year
James Graham. Paul BeUel
Kennrtli Rilev Almeda Heller
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
Thrre Years
Oeonte Clark. Dorothy Durn.
Mary Kilmer. Ell7abelh Krieble,
Ben Rediiigton. Doris Shade.
Two Yeam
Ella Jane Herron, Murjorlc Her-ron,
William Heruog. George Rob-inson-
One Yesr
Frank Dieslnger, John Graham.
lanlM CiriMlUi, Elaine Riley, Ellen
mi.-. Helen Sands, Eleanor Mae
■wart9
Absent One Sunday
Jean Rexlington. Clifton Wood-ward
.
Janet McFarland has been pres-he
started
BehoOl in April.
Tin flowers on the altar this
Sunday will be In memory of Mrs
the gift of her son
Philip
Shower
Gifti an Kir-i Haiti. >
hum in Kan i eaj
-I \|tl|> COME HHST"
Roaal Twini Bon Plan Yaar'i
Mi>niin^. Load («">-
teatanti l«> 6 Bonn
The twin daughter and the twin
son of Mr. and Mrs. James Rossi.
445 West fin street, will Mftan
honors as Conshohockens first . .-
0J gills, offered by Id,,,,,. lts mil ihan
l.;,M-ftrat
baby
born in tins oooununiti li
Year, will i " lhe P*11"
of infants, at once.
i at tin-
Rossi home vrltbin 33 ml
Ha* Year's Day.
Ii *., .1 polttl gttrt wlm-h di'-
livered the Infanta Bfl had always
been taught by his mother that
ladtM ooau first," so the small
girl twin, was the first one on tin-aaana,
grrMnj In the itossi home
as a lit.le gill clock in the Irttoj
room mantle pointed tfl
liniU's baton sawn, In Uw moni-
Ing. At exactly 7 22. her little,
binther WHS born Even with her
t-i-'i najortt] od
hard to Imagine a little t
bossing a little brother, and saying
know better, I in older
than you. anyway."
The twins, together, tip the MlM
enameled baby scales, at a little
more than 15 pounds, 'l fa
nine hall takfJ the lead ■
also, welglng a pound more ihan
her small brother The trio-mother,
daughter, son—are all
doing excellently, and the only
grave problem that ihe family has,
in connection with the twins, ts
what their names will be. "That's
TI big question," said the young
father of the first 1931 >
enough to settle on a name for one
baby, but when It's two. uh-oh. as
Andy says" Indications are. how
■war, Hint Theresa and Ralph will
soon be decided upon.
The mother of the twins was I
Miss Maria Laurla. before her
marriage She is a niece ol l-'m: '»
urtetor of the Oasa iw. !
tauninl, and former nmi.
the Riant Theatre. Her parents |
both died In the influcnSB epidemic
loaan years ago. A brother
of the rather of the babies. Is the
well known pugllb-t. Midget Fox.
There are two children. In addition
bo the newly-born in the lium!\
II,. , go Joseph and Dam
father is employed in tin- boiiei
shop of the John Wood Manufac-iipany.
Dr. P. X McCarthy was the at-tending
physician at Ihe birth oi
the tVUM
Clrme Conlestant*
Three other babies W
contestants for the honor of being
named Conshohockens first
1931 baby. Two ol them were born
within a half dozen hours of the
Rossi twins, and the third less than
24 hours later. They an
fanl son of Mr and Mrs Onarlai
Woodring. 1730 Butler pike, born
at 12.30 p m January 1; the In-fant
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Al-bert
Jordan, of Rebel Hill, born at
1:55 p. in. January 1; Infant
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Lasota.
iitn sii.rt. born nt 3 3o
nuary i
Why is not tin- triiflie '..■■■■ When peflnttl
placed a! th. inier.M,ti„n o! Rldfll ' v'" "v ',,,' A ' * T C
lanal luUar bithwayi i ,. m„.r.
uy tha p:ymomh township aom-gfjofjon \
tra and the WnJteau il ■•ion was
dered by the oovntj given to tha P H: Oocnpnn]
Vged W omen
Badlj Hurl In
Fall (hi Stairs
taohe to tha pole This
tred and not uhal CfM asked of
■ qUBM fa
Whlti-
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■ ■ ■
Mi Kollm- Hated that Mr Sht-p
■
board of Co
■
Mr Bheppurd sUtad that a re-baen
siade to the A I al
Mr-, \lin- Smilli. T-. in
Hoapital. II... Con.
ni—iiin uf Brain
mROS] IN l» \ l( K
Raahand and Wife in Hot-pitaJ
... Reamh of CoUla.
ion. Dritera I nlmrt
delay in InatalHng the traffic lamp
The oounty baa placed tin- ordnr
with the PhJuidalphtt
COnpftny ror ftanlahlni and
stalling the lamp The county has tary oi tin W)
Davidson. Mipervisoi
Whitemarah township atatad mat the A T ina tin
did not iindeistuiui the oaOH rormi
for delay, thai tha township ls| Now. attar all
anxious and willing to do Its r ; nding, the la::.;
tha lamp installed and wfil aratUni to hi
pay Its share of the maintenance ('unipwiiv is anXlOU
u Plymouth township ■
BBctata oi tha latter townahlp and the oil
Mr Davkt-JTh* way to gal || tb P I ofhcials
; that the supervisors had say is KlAtp I
no word from the Ply- Have BM A T • 1 Company BjlW
mouth Board recently. paTHllartfffl B0 WWtaaaarah town-
Forrest Rollins, of the Pliil.idi-:- ihlp Hi'1 prtrUata of making mi at
Oomsany, sai.d,, tola farhintnl to tha pola ai B
Btonan tava DM c<.mp:in\ an ordat The Ball TBltpbona Oompan) haa
iump. The lamp has been i given pertnisston for the Ufa DJ the
purchased and W ready to be ln-|pol< Itfl comer In Ply*
Tills work cun be done mouth township.
P. U. R, to Sell Mrs. NujjtMil
l'icki'ts by Mail
Elected Treas.
Of "Phillies
Health Board Students To
Organizes Organize Band
Was! Siilc School Board
Givea Fanaaf lalatj ol
\1ll-i. |'eriili--loll to i >T
^.iiii/i u B;unl. \iil I i-lit.
u\ Fund.
Itfi-|(>< i> Dr. Lukena Preal>
ileni .Hid I lio-. % bite See-retar)
and Bealth Ofl$oar.
Invattigatai < lomplainta
ol \\ iiier Sii|i|>l>. Raport
Numerous complaints raoatwd byl PaimUakm to organize a band in
Thomas S Wliite. secn*tary of the fetal ibocfcau public
local Board of Health relative loischool was grajH<
the ubnoxiou.s taste of the drinking | Conservatory of Music, of Colllngs-mailll
oi the.wood, N J . al the n-gular
ug an analysis of the water madc(servatory during which time they
name the cause of the dis-jgnarantee the band will ba
(render a concert At the expiration
Secretary White, following theloj ihat time the baud wll1 99 tuimd
a. took the mattai up wUhlovei to the teacher at aauato to tha
-i burban Waierlachool.
Company, who attributed the trou-l Thtoonferacl fortwtoacrean parti-
!)!.■ to tha fad Naatuunlny Oraaft |ttona to iu •
the source of the supply hen In tha audit.
Served LeeT.&R. Co.
36 Years, Retires
Addison A. Lindsay, of 1700 West
Erie avenue. Philadelphia, and a
former resident of Conshohocken.
has retired from the employ of the
Lee Tire and Rubber Company,
Spring Mill, after 36 years of ser-vice
He has been placed on
firm's honor roll, his retirement
taking effect January first.
Lindsay served as traffic manager
for approximately the last 20 years,
being In charge of the shipping
department prior to assuming that
post He became associated with
*i
Deaths
Samuel 1 etlrr
Following a linget.ng Illness Sam-uel
Leflar. of Brlttmoir avenue, fo:
many years a real
shohocken. died In Bryn Mnwr hos
pital Prtdav afternoon He Mtf
ancty yaai i removed
to the hospital on
ferlng from a complication of ail-ments
. removed
to the West side in November from
New Brunswick. N J, where thev
had Rone about a year
Mr Lefler and two of his sons had
• nptoymanl
■
Deceased Is survived by his wife
and the following children: Samuel.
Jr.. Joseph and Josephine, who re-side
at home: George of Bridgeport
and William of Raiding His aged
mother, who resides in Manayunk
also sun
The funeral will be held from bJi
Inte home tomorrow morning.
Elba Herbert
Elira. wife of Joseph Herbert i
Dj this borough for manv
years, died at her hom< I
street, on Saturday afternoon, fol-lowing
a protracted Illness. She
was sixty years of age
The funeral will take place from
her late home tomorrow afternoon
I I I I A » vrs.ll MI \ l
The financial slaterm-nt of the
Le-e Tire Ac Rubber Corporation,
of this borouiih. for the year ended
October 31. 1930 shows a net loss
after ousting loss, interest, loss
on Inventory adjustments and
the Lee business tn 1994. John j other charges. $799,111. compared
Ward, of 117 Harry street, has with a net profit of 9489.930. equal
«<le traffic manager, sue- to 9192 per share on Uu
ceedlng Mr. Lindsay ' Mock In the preceding fiscal year.
fioaen over and the mli
getting sufficient air
Dr. George T Lukens, whose term
a- ;i member of the Board of Health
expired on December 31. 1930, wa.'<
leupix.mtid Of President Fiinli.iiin
Diinril. for a period ol five
nan, was reeleeled president ol the
last nights meeting Tho-nas H
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and health officer
The annual report of Secretary
White wai lUhmtttad and showed
■
were reported during the year:
Scarle- Ie\ei. 7: dipi ■
whooping cough, 1, measles. 47:
pox. 6, mumps. 4; tUberoU-i
mioiiia 2,
making a total or
F'ortv-two parmlta were issued to
children U> return to school follow-ing
a periiKl of quanntthm Parents
of 92 children made all
«.irking certificates.
■ Is; lied to Ulna*
ty-inne employees of restai
and each restaurant and ■attna
house in the Ixirough wa.
"iice durum the year,
Complaints as
against 103 cesspools. 12 outdoor
toilets and 72 alleys, yards and lots.
I "no dumping signs" asgft
Tha milk sold hi the borough b>
each dealer HI
■:\\K the year by De Ha!
Malta J Harkins and found io pa In
good condition. The flail
■ an Inspected twice t
Health Officer White !■
tOI :i4 elliplove. | of | hi
farms and
The absentees were Messrs. Lobb
and Sage beer.
Will Welcome Agent
Tony Denedo. Ill v, .
Magistrate White at 9
afternoon charged with
F;tr1 II I*en/ a aajgaman for Cohen
■
Belli testified that he went to
do house and collected
a watch which a daueh-ter
°f IJinedo had purchased from
Q Finn Tony came Into
the house at that time and acted
In a disorderly manual
and grabbing a butcher knife.
admitted his guilt and
. permit Ben? I
and make collections
ned that he acted on the
spur of On- moment while he ma
angry
Tony was charged with the costs
or the case and dismissed upon
payment of same
ium was awarded the Ebinger Sani-tary
MamifiictiirniK Company, of
Columbus. Ohio, at a cost of $54 00
9100 was donated to tin i
Mnrkiev Library Fund, making the
amount ol the fund about $400.00
This amount will be turn I
Ux Richarda, luperttama principal
■•. in purcbaalni
lx>oks The balaiue of the 9000.00
the goal set by the Alumni Associa-tion,
will lx' turned fiver as soon as
raised. Many memlx I
Alumni Association are to ■
from in reference to a don
the library fund.
Su|)ervislng Principal Riiliard
was given parnuaalon to purchaai
the amount of $5 oo for
■■.-■nt Par*
mission also was given to purchase
twenty-five diplomas aerttfylni
fnmplelioii of the four-v.
Insurance In the amount of 962,-
tba new school building
was award) irpar. 954,
nooOO is on the building and $8
000 00 on the c ntents )
in ihe amount QJ $66.00000 oil the
old building was award-
Sx-hrack. 936.000.00 is on the build
ing. 97 500.00 on the contents and
922.500DO storm.
•tie first
raod Monday 91
which tm i a program,
including a dabatt on capital pun-red
lh' re*
i Titcrtatnment ot
Ohm wi',1 in held on Janu-ura
b-'iiw
■ nt to IX'
)■
e was In-sinu-
ted to procure bids o,
buUdtngi
ii !>orted a balance
of $io,93r>i9 in the Benaral
:.klng fund, und
9404307 In the special building
fund
vere granted for bills in
the amount of $91053
All me-nbers were present with
•ldlng.
IHKI.IVI- III BBAND
Mrs. Alice Smith 71, Who makes
her home with her durn
Mabel S OveiholUer, of WJW Waal
in Bryn Mawr
injured as the
' lull down a flight of
stairs, at 2 this morning, at the
OverholtM i
An X-ray pholoaraph i- BatB|
made today to determine the lull
■
leruig Wl1
probaltlv con 1-iis.sion of fen
The thud of Ihe aired wouutii^
body falling down the flight ol
floors of the house, awakened bat
daughter. She found tier inottui
dazed condition, unable to tell
the accident occurred I >i
John D Perkins USM immediate!,
called and after giving the .Ideili
woman first aid. ordered her re-moval
lo the hospital Tha Ho I
i-any ambulance
in r tin ra
Act iLstomed lo arising early in th.
morning, it la ixiie.ed the aajed
email fehOUfhl it was near dawn,
and was about to descend I
| Ilixir. When she pin hed
down, in some manner
Ith is B former R
0 Another daughter Mrs
West Tenth avenue, next to the
Orerhottser home
TWO In Hospital
A CoiisiioiKKkvn couple are
•..rtheafit Hospital.
Philadelphia as the n
dent, last night at 9. In
Philadelphia
They are Samuel v.
oaretakBT al feha Red nanl apart-ment
house, itth kVemM and Pay-
. Efcey een
riding in Woodward's sedan, which
was driven by Warn'ii McQuinis.
Of 999 East Seventh avenue,
propiift and pu>t *< hfin ol th«
Waahlta Tribe of K*--;
i a gash In
which required
Bloaa, and internal in-juries
His wiff is being held at
pital, under ofa I
McQulrns aaoapad injury
Tla- cui which ikjaawiped the
Woodwai-d car. was rti
vouiig enoian, aadd to be Miss
Young Both tin ■
uwe, afte
MI. an nt- ot and ara bataa glvan
a hearing today at the Mtl
pfa .ideiphta
Legion in Round-up
For Members
Pui
i the Pei uroad by
□venlence
■
back and
fui th between PranJUln avenue,
■ ;ihia and
between U
phla, and I
■ ill ix' given fen
■
local at'
■ mi'iK e lor eon-
Ba an ex-
■ .
Iking tor the n i
tended
mutation I U be pur-
.(i ana refusal
Pi
Minis Life To
Avoid Arrest1
V nli Husband.«.. IV Nugent*
Will Look \fi.r lli.-i-neaa
.-■ ' lull
IHH DS l\\o <>l FICES
I- ir-i Woman to ba an I tm
iili\<> in LeagtM Clun in
I'l.ila.l.-li.l ia
Mrs. Mae Mai <
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Hall ClUb,
iKea lwr
position in omen in
■
Announcemenl rd Hra Nugent'«
■
the newly ata ted Hoard ol
on oi the iluh. held yeaterday at
'the Liub offices, Fidelity-Philadel-phia
Building.
hand of
Mis Nuueiit. Is retained as busl-managi
r Tna asaeuona of
I liri.iifiiiil Lift* of I'lirtiii-r the Oonahohoeltan couple places
I AMI li.. ;,l...ii the haiidlnii; "t the routine (luh
Fndmg a four-hour Bat) '' °r
f * woman to the |>osl o! treasurer in
Joseph Nolan | ,(S M ils b^ii.
.'! w. ' I-. inl n .ii i anada ■ i renteen
Mountgomerv Connlv ah ' organ-ihiouMh
the bead reeterta- aftei '„.L,ni
v'c,TJ*2'i° di nt William F. Bak-now
ration than aaaaaii
w.-l I
Him.
Self
>im Han Barriradea
i If in Home. SI t-aa
OAoera Enter.
lie dlad three hour', later m Mom
■omen BoapltaL Iforristoani
Nolan i in nod in- hogne Into a
fort when lie. Mend
Moyer TJptx-r Ch*vi«nd Township
constable, arrived ai 11
■anant
with threatening a neufhoor with
a Kim New Year's Day
After six weeks of
drinking. It was charged. Nolan
I I.lnloid
Shephard. of West Point, and
formerly <a thii thorough and
■ to shoot bin
■ \4oyer tried lo
■erva the a/arranl yeaterday, Nolan
warned him off 'Stay away, or
I'll hhoot." he shouted and backed
into the house boltim.'
Unwilling to use his own weapon.
■ iitl«hlp for Nolan
Moyer atniunoned Ohlef ol Pottot
ed to api>roaeh the door Nolan
veiled another warning that he
would shoot to kill
catching atghl of Nuten
,■ -1 to lilt
front door, lin>V:e m ■]
after him Nolan had barricaded
tumaeU m a bedroom on I
floor.
"You won't take me aUvel" D9
shouted as he hent'i
approach Two Bhota followed
Moyer and Chestnut forced Hit
door from Its hinges und (bund
Nolan On B bed, his face covered
with b'ood He had fired a 22-
cnliber bullet Into hi. mouth
The American Legion lloutidup
lor members will be eon
Friday January 9th, and Hi- mem-bers
of John F DeHaven Post are
speeding up their oaavaaa in an
■ffort to s. tad 100 per
ix-rshtp.
Burgess John D Hampton <i|
this borough, and Burge
MeFlhalton. ol West Coiishohoek-en.
an' co-op-era ting with the
Laikmnalra m then- drive (ng new
end have issued the fol-lowing
pro laiuatlon:
W/HERKAB, John F I* Haw n
Post. No 1 ■ 1
Roundup lor inember" in the De-partment
Ol Pennsylvania, and
War Veterans who should be
elttl the local post and
lend their support to activities and
THEKKFORK. John i> Hampton
Burgess vi the Borough of Con-
■
t the Borough
h ii ken. by \ir!m'
power in '.
■ ' ■
nth 1811, as Ameritaii
hip Week and we
uige ai en of the T.1*?, ,y, . M
World WBJ reaWlna ll w;>'«r "H11> crested In Amblet
booken and West On l!Kr o( driving I
and vidi ,*11"'' ln,,lx
Verdict Airainst
Jas. Delaney
jury In rourt. at Norrl*tow
rnonilni leturnad a verdict of
miiltv against Jamea Dehu
this borougn
charged With fulling to
motor Oparstor*! card aftl
IUBJOO with a eaj driven hv Thmua;
DIFante. Norristown. on K
Dppar Marlon, on Nuvenaber 3<t
UM
Delaney ndml"-
to show his card Ba]
nol know In Finite and believed
that he was only required
his card to an officer. He atsc
Dfysanka faded b
show his card.
I The Jury In returning a verdle'
■ renounced Delai ■
divid' the oo
Knight Informed the jury the ooal
rlded when a vriilc'
of guilty had been found Judgn
JKniKhi a lelaney to pa]
■ Moil to her wi.le Bit*
N shares
Ub, tltfOUgtl the
death ot Raker. She Is one of the
rnemben ol the Haker faction
the Club, whieh hold the con-
• :"n trolling mten-st In the 5000 shares.
I^wls Charles Ruch. ol Brooklyn.
I d of the lute president
ami insi eltcifd to 1111 bla r
the owner of 1300 shares. BJ
Raker WidOW of the president, owns
800. giving the Baker faction con-trol
with muni thai
John K Tener former Governor
■
Id-iit of the Watlonal league, was
eleeted lo t tie Hoal d of Dlreelots '
aii.i- atgetad a an aakei "t Ha aaard
^in. of
New York new ■ n ■ pre i
lrwin. Jr.. Philadelphia al-lornev
and new secretary: and J.
Matey Mcwiniams
iiie foUoartni tribute is paid to
Mrs. Nugeni. by one of Phlladel-neetion
with her new appointment'
and youthful grad
i employment ot
> League
: 1-telU III her work, hap-py
in her yob and a universal fav-
■ : ■ :
U a game that she was
oi of affairs" of
the Phillies
Today, thai handaoma young lady
who has developed into a matron or
poise, power and pulchrlt idr. has
II prealdent of the club.
Of Itl itOCk, and
Woman magnate
bory of the game in thi.i
John F DeHaven Post Which We
■ dutv thev owe t.i then
■riots and to !»■ th-means
of not only perp
this organization and its principles.
but those principles upon which
this government of ours Is founded.
as well as the preservation of the
f those who mad" the
supreme sacrifice In the World .'.
Those serving on the membership
local post are:
Walter W ' Joseph
iger, John
weeks le-gality
and was
fine of 950 and
Jail.
Charles Meyers, of Wlssahlckon
pleaded guilty to drivin,
i was sen-tenced
by Judge Knight to pay tin
costs, a fine of $10 and to serve
the mouth In Jail.
Returning to his home saturated
with drink and in a quarrelsome | Aldinger
moid Htanlrv Saraalan. 095 < < « £*"!&. JEX?
reel drove his wife and Williams, lun Forfaee, Fnnl Minntck,
out of Ihe house Jumcs Graham Richard "rennor.
rare clad only In scanty Howard pennington. John Shade
„Ioht in -.lice err-re and Paul McFarland .
summoned and Troopers Brtle. A meeting of the port will be
Rellly and MrBride answered "nlng at 7:30 oclock at
call and placed the enraged man,which time final Instructions for
under arrest on the '•harpe of belnc the last davs of the drive will be
drunk and disorderly and placed Riven and reports of the progress
htm in Jail for the night
At a hearing befort Magisira
.hoe In Norristown Sund ■ ANDFII-morning
he was released alter bil SONS, an K Hector at. 1*29-tfn.
wife refused to press any charge —Advertisement
POOR |H*TKI< T I'llV-H 1 W
At a meeting of the M
rd, this mornint-
}{■■ bn i
Of the board for the sixth
Uee year. 1W
, r served as
head of tl.' ■
DT. John Perkins. Of tl
m for the
poor board lor this, the second
The board adopted a b
this vear amounting to 9209.000.
This Is a re-duet ion of $5000 from
amount.
. it\
o known to everybodv in
■
■
i F Raker, who
< t the or-
■
Tlie widows cnuttv In the club Is
a t ejethei two women
■
tug In thil
; QM Na-ils
ago.
I ,ne Hie
■■■ •■ rou-alnng
In i
MIIH I1; the lii
Mae Mallon Nugent s career has
■en odd In the •
Horn In
■ rated tha
lullet as
■
■
h Mr Raker pa
■
When tin ' suffered
!: he was
irom one
>f which ba died several mon'hs
it «nng In
: re conduct of the
if th*1 handson.'
■
led on. and so ln-ln
baseball
■
with the national game.
Mrs Nugent Is rather a mod-
.■■ gbotrl bat can
Rhe ri'"~ ■ • ia aliout
-n base-hull
and her eve lights Up like
that of a debutante with an of-i
million-dollar blowout
for her d
talk basebalP
nnd did LinilbcrKh know
Twoi
Oet your Msgartn-« at Brown'i. lltn
and Wells. 8-ll-tm
—Adeerttf**maiit
..ce-.-1-iiirtr« at AHI'FH-BON'S.
217 E Hector «t i-aa-tfn.
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