The Conshohocken Recorder, November 6, 1931

              I -l;il.|i-lir,| 1869, No. filltn
®fjc C0nQl)0l)0ckcn Kccorfrcr.
PUBLIBHFD FVYRW
1 I KtfLlAY AND FRIDAY lOSsllolinCKI N. PA. I 1,'lllW. NOVEMBER 6, 1931 BUB8* IRIPTION I
|1 60 A VKAH PRICK: TWO Cl NTS
"Cheer I |>" Campaign to lie
Waged on Tuesday \\ it li
Workers to Vial Ever) Home
Drive fur Funds for < otnmunit) t enter to B« Made in One
Da) i.. Provide f..r Year's Budget Irtivitieg ..f Gen,
ler Ire PUnned lor \ll the People. Rocordi
Show Great Vttendanee. Captains and Udefl
h. Heel Honda) to Complete Plain
ATTENDANT I I OK vr \H
11 Kivm Mil CENTER
P.irh ll»u-p
Anni-\
lUrJetk i -i.t
Special IrttvHIai
Tiit.if
Identifies Prisoner
John Brunnar si of mi FW Elm
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us the intruder who uttcmpled to rob
f u revolver li. the
U hi* will
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i in- poaiuva idenufleaUan w:
made n( 'In- count] prison In Nn
rurtown ab.ere Bruno* m held fi
drill in tj | ■
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Pledge Ai<l
For Relief
List nf
General
wiih ii corn* nf itmoif v* repre-men
end women of the
town enrolled ti, aid, th. i
tv Cental Chei r-Op Can |
be iffc! ben ;■;;-
•four h(*ur
Communi'- I tail budget ,
wilt set i it tn ii brilliant
at 8. In the M.nv It v.
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Campaign, meeting for H "rally"
program
ertimimg until tabs
ni night, the workers wUI cam- nn
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inn to visit every home In the coot-
PO nil. there will b,e . .|
iminif. Canter, and In every home
when' there Is an Inoonw, an lnvi-tatlon
to ihara in now
lug possible CommuDitj
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Mturaa for the
tf-mbor I93i at the Community Gen-ii
total attendance of
120. 3S3 peraoni ai Community Cen-ter
activities during ttti twelve
i
siderable Increase over (lie previous
I became of its extent ana
ate cheek, is at-gauge
of the place which ■
rotish'ihiK-kiii, among
thlnkina men and women
A resume uf the •
on at Uie Center shows a myriad
ananber for rasa*
from thr child ot H few yean to]
the adull 1 com]
ties la publlahed hi tin- in i
in connection with thla article
Budgei rarrd
In. line with HIP drmands of thr
time, the yearly budget of the com-munity
Center ha.-: iM'i'ii "pared to
Tin- bone" this year. Only thOM »■
pendltures, absolutely essential to
carry m program no* $14,108.45. but Is Included In Unit
in operation at Uie Center, ment
has been ael as %vm. two thousand' other pledge*, Included In the to-il
but not prevtouaty published
[are as follows
.. «M„. raB*"lwl , „J Mr. Patrvaanra committee
Mrs William A COOMT Of HB Ml. „,,,„,. . .,,,,,.„„ N
to aeneral chairman AhlH.vMt. ., Tl,lin Mr, Jra„
ofJhBjDhaer-TJp Campaign |Allan Uu,h ,,„„,,, ,llakr p^y
Seven captains will man the five f:|lnm Mr „„■ Mr ,,,. .,, „ H ,
I the borough .j
division the campaign ; ... , ,tl, , p 1)iuis ms R^
been divided. Mrs Francis K. Collins p i
will oapUln the first ward: M Mr. and
Prank 0. Paltetl -ti
>*" J ' '," " ■" ■ rlatlnuui, Vlota
I DtuUap th- thtnt. i ■ . S;im,1(.,
Wood Jon; i and Ui i: .,,,,,,, ,, ,, M
he fomth at, Onrge T
litiK and IMrs Oeorge B W
fifrh Mrs Alan W .tones will di- JJ, W!l]]!im Smallwood, Itnlph
rk om-ide the borough lauits, N rjompbell Pranoto n I
PaRt- o ive ■ Robinson, L
Aide* J|, 1 ]
The aides for the Cheer-tip Cam- Man-ant Mi F Lukens, Annto M
palpn are as follows FIRST WAHP I ; Hath
M* I uni " rani s Webater, John D
Botto. Mrs. William p.- Haven, M A King. Bryn
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ill til I • ORP« Hi DISBAND
The Wc
I R
more.
The nrgsnlaathai. ■ buhrark of
the inn ■ (irand
Army"' Inn In '■-■
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linn-Tit was deotdad at
M '■ A K
nf the
ra «ith
which tbe local reUei
wu lurrendi PI
al BWOl I
beaded I
Protesl Plan Learion Plans w,;,m;n toCoaipete Republicans Sweep County
l^ la l ni(|ue ( ontcst * . . *
Of School to
Save Moiu'\
Armistice \h\\
EHorl to \l.,.li-li i
ii.ili.'ii S,l 1
tail-
| »l k|**| I l| kl]
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|flower ■■ ■ nation-
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Street Parade in Morning
\\ i111 Local 1 >m.uii/.i-lioii-
and Scnooli
wtti i n s \ \ i: $:,ntum t in i: c II H i;\n i
SufQ{estion i" Factorj t<i Vw
place Minitr- * hjtpoaod
h\ Pareata
I'u-I ami \n\iliar\ to Mtend
->. r\ II.' Sunda). in t'.il-
\;irv P. I!. t Inured
Car Forced oil Road
I Killed, 1 Injured
j A Unlit purd irurk « I
off the RIdgi
! bill, near bglerlue si 7 M tins
-I'll of one
j niiin and ■: urtea to
another. Tba dead man la Albert
Smith, 55. nf Burlington, N J and
| the liijn"
of Burlington i '■
immittee (ii\t-
Contributon i
Fund of >l I.Miil.l.V Do
nations to !!• for 2d
Weeks.
The Ruth Qtssa Ooaipany, and its
btu aum ol
$1000. to the relief fund raised by
i: ihocken RoUel
nun. u further report on the con-tributors
reveals today.
Thai amount, howi vw a not ad-
UUotutl io lIn published total
In Uontgomery hospital
ma, Buffering with a oom*
j pound fracture of the left u n
: injuries to tba face and to
: skill] la fractured
Ba a in a aanU-oonactoua oon-
I (Utton and can i
i the Bootdcnt
and the body of tba
ilead man were iHOUgbl tO tin
BJ two lien, who said
they were on their way to work in
Philadelphia In the confusion In
taking tin- Injured man and tb<
tody ol Smith Into the hospital,
to of Hie persona who
brought the men In were not ob-
Poiice questioned Doraett during
perlodj of conaolousness but he
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jot the acaanwnl Ba staled that ha
and Smith wen nn their way to
|deliver furniture to Prof David
Campbell and as Hn-y wan IS-I'
cendlng Sklppack Hill thfli ear
was forced off (he road by a car
.:■ the hill. Th< ,
(led for fifty feat and a
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lapsed into unconscious-
.■mi again bmng re-vived
told the (xiiict* he could not
remember anything His condition
i.s serious.
HI.lie IHIIII .■ are InVestiRntlnit
the accident
mone. Misses Mary' and Am
ctckl Mi. ' ■ afarj 'i:.
Kttambeth Collins. Joseph J Collins
SFCONTJ WARD Mrs John F
Hlrkcv. M v
Evclvn Ph
band. Mrs Char»S Km-ble. Mtsi,
M-irv Kehoe, Miss aiarta f> nu "
Redmond
THIRD WARD-~Mrs
Molony, Mrs A Conrad J
R«glrn Nugent. Mrs WUfTl
■if Mrs
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Cov.
FOURTH WARD Mr- Randolph
Orimmett Wright,
Mrs. Spi" Ur Anm
Mrs. Vcnion OOt
Mildn'd PsJconer, Mrs Reth K
Mrs Robert B Burd, Mrs
Fdwarcl 11 Di RUIoi
■ Miss Marmrct r i
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Found Guilty <>t"
Store Holdup
Alexander Nesypor, of Philadel-phia,
was found r '
a Jury bei Knl tit of the
charge of robbery In i
up nf C. James
a) Main and
POOd streets. Net. :
the night "i October «.
Kaplan, a companion of
n the case
and both will !>■ sent meed on
November 13
alleged that the two
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Wilson hi t to close
the place of bUSbaeSB tor the night.
Nesypor is alleged tn have pointed a
Mr \ I) Wood SUai M L Wo/xl,
MI. it a wood Bdward 0 Dala
Bryn atawr; Bdward 0 Page. Bryn
Publishing Companv,
a/giter Cnrr
Mary Brooke. Walter Carr. Ellza-batb
Oolllns, Edward Dudd
■ ler. Wetter Han
niitn Harry B He)
Irving Heywood, Walter Hoopaa
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linn i Harrison, Sam!.
Weltn
Bchank, Harry Cunningham,
I arnaU Potnat'S < nmmlllee
Alice Nlllerauer BBOllte F 1'
Wilson, Aaron L R ith (Or.), D. T
it Liggett,
Lillian M Bteele, Anna c
yir M. ( ..%> I iimmitlce
hanta)
.1- enh R Mi i)
R :■■ M i- Moore, F M
Phillips. Dr. D A Dubrofl Jo ■ p!i
'. irdt. Her-nii'ii
Kmyn. (i.'orge L. Sim
Zach. PraiicLs .v IfcDttHUOtt, R*d-mond's
Shoe Store (25 pairs of
shoes),
Anne M Redmond. Nathan Kalh
tment Store, Jamet
A Lynch, Sarah Bmnn:
Pan ily. Her-man
Klorline Altnar Bgotl
order'. Herbert J Tole u aaaa
■om).
Charles Ed Wood will donate 1
quart of milk each day-
Mr. ClartliHalle's <'ominillre
(Industrial)
Ruth Class Company $1000 00
Hellly-Whlteman
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H. C Jones Comp.
Merlon Worsted UHJ
: UTfal Iffg Co ....
Quaker Chemical Products
12(ioo
166 00
aw pg
600 00
100 30
Wilson and dsananded 50 00
money. Kaplan Is said to have Alan Wood Steei Co 100.00
been the one who received the cash.l The committt-e |»lnt out that the
The two youths then escaped J Alin Wood Iron and Steel Company
They were arrested later tn Phila-'tn addition to making a donation
detphla on suspicion. Wilson al . ! fund, carried 01
he want to Philadelphia, positively stvc relief work among Its own cm-
Identified the two defendants. They ployees.
were brought to Norrlstown and . ■ ..
committed to Jail lor trial \ VOTTt HOME PAPtR -gi.50 A VB.
pronun
-till b"
will bi-third
$:>
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bookan achool district a' plans have bean oarapli I
fOroed tO contiiiu. il:. eoniiiHiaiiuii Jolm F. DeHavcn Post Ami
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In an effort to save the Iocs :>., next Wedn<
durtrict the nve hundred dollars. There will be i Hottei. m-whlch
a costs to operate the con- morn '"' 'h,'V
Ins, of Hi
■ (tort was madi
the last month to aboUah oondl- annual ball, usually held
th >' make the elaaa in .. d with
. local post will pai ii< tpate
According to the ■aho ;,,. Ninth DlaUiet parade to ba
t i,, tct
ated in any school district, arbl
r mm
i ntirely
in the district Tba phi ■ the ex-oi
residence of the minor employ- oepuon ol the Qeorge N Althouae
not affaet the ruling p
The local district baa -*4 boys oorpt ol Horristown The
and Kills, to whom this ruling inuons will include the Q A R.
- nine of them Si „ BUUU
I at the OUfton yarn p . v i v, , .;,„,] children of
ocordlng to the board. tms borough and adjacml
The board decided that if the „u,, ,,f ,,„,
\ml IJoronjih in Election;
Vllnio;lit Defeats Keelor
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li,- fur I ill if-,- I
I :, k,l
M., i'-ri-
.illit\
M \ M ill Hi Kl I-Seven
('mtn,ilimn and Two
Si heal Dimtort
I l.,i,-l
WIN \\ 1111 STICKERS
aepuhlirani Cul to
Democratir < amli-
,l.,i, -
\l I I nulli illlHTI I ,,1111,-llv
Swrene; Defeated.
Oppose Manager
,.l
■ 'I all the
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The Republicans i si i p t
lid at tin-table.
P
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sihi rware and flower i
luiidwms win furnish tl
■ The put
rat, which
will Include an exhibition of all the
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i well as
Selling Jobs
Leniency For
Mrs. \\ liilnion
I pper Mrrion Wniii.ni Ac-caaed
i»f Shootm^ NeJfjh-bor,
I-(Hind t-niliv uf rVa>
iau!l and Battery. Sent-ence
I>i*!Vrrcil.
Mr- Mary C Wliltmore. of Hughes
Pnrk Upper MeriDii. wns found guilty
nf auault and buttery bv a jury In
tba OOUnty oourta ywtterduy, alter
lour haunt del I limit ion
JIIIIRP William* e\presa<<l
I be vrrdu t snd BOCO
00 ttie trouble the Jury hnd In reach-I
ing ■ verdict He nldted "that if thi»!
detciKiant was guilty of anything !
sue WHS at least guilty of i
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- been an outrageous iiiin-j
carrlsga ot luattes."
The woman win sccused of firing a
t from a revolver which she car-ried
in n hoUUr whlih i-he had made,
that struck K DSSghbOf Sirs llrttrlelil
When the tVO WODMn became fin-
Druiiid in ii quarrel started by their
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The quarrel occurred March 8 18.11
and tba caaa was on the ■
list, which Is now being heard before
lUOgs V.';:: | w isl pros-ecutor
Is t
-ilatnut (1:
ItSBors wan Drought Into
sour! thm morning, for sentence and
bat conn., tor len-iency
sayin,: tba aefendanl aanaota
■ hat tiext February
Piuaruutor Web r opjinwd letting |
(he wfjiwin «o nupumshed as he said
her crime was a serious one,
Ji.dge Williams uimoiinced that he
r M-iiti'ine until March 37.
1933.
Benrenrei reotb
Ralph O'Neill. 1H i^f (ieorge street.
Morristown arreatsd September 11,
Itb stealing gasoline irom
re 'AHS brouthl i>e-
'bi* morning, and
to serve an months in the
county jail.
A plea was made fur a suspended
SSntanoa for CNSIU it being stated
that he la not a (hlrf and crook but
only a fool
Judge Knight refused a pies as
O'Neill «M found guilty of stealing
' la"t year
mid was given a smprnded sentence
I »ur Minitii- sentence
Joseph Notorla. of Amhlir. mat.
sentenced by Judge Corson. this
morning, to pay Hie oosts of prose-
OUUoa a One of $50 and t> \
In Jail. Notoris was convicted of
| the prohibition laws
N"t l.i.lllv
Pattat, of Old Lancaster
road snd Harry J Mullen of Low*?
Sea found not guilty fo the
charge of driving s mov I
*hlle intoxicated The District At-
' rmed the curt
there w«a not sufficient • ;
ask for a conviction
OUfton Vain Mllb won;,!
dismiss this minor group, and em-
1 hers and
: t he school-age employ-ees,
for whom no oont
classes would be
problem would be solved
twenty tune boys and ftrla return-tool
as full-time pupil-.
the continuation classes could be
: The Clifton Yarn Mills
ana agraaabse to the n
to cooperate lully With
the school district
But this to what hapi* tied As
soon as the Clifton eompanv noti-that
they
deatred them, to ojuit work md ra-ttirn
to school as full-time pupils,
litest,
relatives and friends
registered strenuous objection In
many Instances. It was pointed Mil
the boy or girl, thus ■
was the sole support of a large
family In practically all instances.
his wage was mutli needed in the
PtoiuStS also came to Sutierln-tendent
I.andls and the aobooi
directors, with the result
plan to abolish the continuation
classes was abandoned.
r, Clifton Yarn Mills will
not emiiloy any more boys or girls.
under 15. at present and
that after a sufficient
number of boys and girls :
age of 16. the continuation classes
will soon be automatically aboUab-ed
"We aro positively not taking on
any minors, that Is under 16. at
It Sherman, an official
of the Clifton Yarn Mills, told a
RECORDFR representative toda]
■But we have not made this an
mflevibl.- nil'' It may change as
soon as economic conditions, do.
We want to cooperate hi v
with the school dbrtrtct. Yet. II
■ muad on page Fighti
local and sdjacenl On oompanies
s*'ih K slitoheH is cbsurman ol the
parade BOH :
John A. t> poat crm-
AIII be chief marshal
undo «iii i>e divided toto
■even omaloua as follows:
Panrt ntvisasa
laarabali A J DeHaven,
Past Post Commander: O. A. R.;
ilpe-Blnns
w Csworge N Alt house
Mt, Drum and Hn
■aaeaal Divasiaai
Council,
a bohoeken Town Council.
ih.ni DiHataa .
Paartb iMiisiini
C'onshohoekeu LsgrJon Cadet
Hand. John F DeHaven Post Drill
Team. "Miss American Legion"
Float
(Continued on Page Eight)
A Hackrl
V'— e~t:issi Director of I . S.
Ejnploymenl rVajene) Telia
\\ .inii-ii of \ iriiiu- Prac
ticea Thai rare Died
igjainat Workers.
■ ol the peace
ditor and two
i orongh
loan ol 198,000 fur coiistriii'llug new
i: ti'-ket in Toi
their candidat tton oi-
T'rn.i: mode i
oneratton "t mam ol the
Hi puttti sni t sve aU U
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loner. AJbrlghl with Bd-ward
ECane fot diati li I
■■ both Hn !»• in-ocrnlir
and li"-
. .. over in-
Kane polll "id was
tmdlv Iteat.n in the l« ■
N > ■ the it publican oandldatc
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ID | AJbrichl
hnd to cut om- ot their own candJ
tnd Rldgway ran
l«-:iiiiil Hun tn k. t
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maty th 1 >• mo-arata
atocttng bii
the minority Bwrnbrr on the board
to ii ttvoty BOD
twe.au i>i J Rotn Keelor, who is
oompMing ,i aaaond tana as A
county conuniaakHoar, to
Albright, ot i ■nsoato The tattei
won by u inujoilty of about BiKi
■lor would
i« given supoorl by tba Renobll-
The vot.- does
■ b
i ■■inn lunen were
elected in He- wards All
acted with thr esei
one oouncilroao an re pl« ted on the
i: :,■ saot pttoai
un i ongacre, »'
n nomin-
BUOn In tt* Ion, ami
ran as an Independent II was a
two seats
Mie and
i. .i ■ ,.i n„.
Republicans prcsenl council were the can
and Demo
eratlc tit to i ot tba
■ ■ d him to ' tit-1 the i •• Ba
ticker campaign and
■ '.ni' ("niiiii-llv. who re-oelved
IH-; votes to 85.
Steel Executive
Killed in Collision
Senrcb Ends
(imlor IU(\
Police Hnnting Edward Fre-h.
ifi r mi Larceii) Charge,
111 in I H< le
! IM.I f'-r
Find
Home
Trial
Bdward "Dutch" Pnhafer. D,
wanted since la bj Whlte-marsh
township police for .'tupping
an automobile in Oedar Drove road,
nnd later sought In conn
pioinient agenoleo in Philadelphia port wa
ami Uirouehoul tbe oountr) as -a " baa bean the poUoy at tba
ternhe and vieious racket, ifn Democrata io permit only two
Edna Roihwi ii Oarron, asatatanl to torms to an office holder This rule
01 of Uie U. S Govern-(worked against Dr Keelor, and
aphrymeni Aaenoy, Phlla-denounosd
tba sj
. AlUancc,
at their monthly meeting, Wednes-day
night in the east room of tin
Knights ol Coliiiui. i.. t.-utiuuarter*
"The Rovernnient t* »tt—ptttig to
mcrvsce to
the working man, by sataJ
i overnmenl sgenetea, whk li offi r
all the :i Hn* paid
agency, but gee Sbaoloti
■■■ii ton iin sud ■
i ii.se to a hundred women
■in mat ... ....
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superintendent or mat
Industry gets his p,
ami finally thi tout
- nan Than
ly, after the applicant had paid th<
Itnd with his work
ami a reason for bis i
truntned up Than tba v:
:-! (lovernment r mnkn -
on votes t->i bla opis'tn'iii
The following Is the VOW) for the
county
The Mo; ty vote to-tals
for oouatg office conleata,with
five districts still missing are:
Ciiiinlv CornmN-dnnrr*
31 51}
H Stanley Drake. Rep . 30.08?
I .11.685
.T Rain Keelor, Dam ., .10.887
t'ounlv Cnnlniller
William 0 Itvin Rep 84.18a
11 ,v I 9,191
Nhrriff
Lever, Rep. .., 33.7S14,
.Tutu. i» Qauger, D. * L ... Bas3
KeiKier Of WiUs
in of the ■ . "■
D. es 1
hll I I H HV Al TO
Keltie, a valuable collie dog own-ed
by MLis Mary Clark
Fifth avenue, was struck by an auto-mobile
and died two days later.
rk al
Heflner resided nt Montgomrrv
I '«*! road, Rose-inoni
He is survived by his wife.
Ruth M, and a daughter. Ruth
The funeral will take place Irom
his late home on Sunday afternoon,
at 3 The body will be taken to
Van Wert. Ohio, for Interment. ,
Mr Heffner came here at the
complet ton Of the Rainey-Wood
coke ovens at Swedelan'l
years sgo n- generaj manager and
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ship police, re-enforced by Bergeanl
Prank Jactpiot. Ofnosra Barry Wil-liams
and Michael Ba ! Con-shohockeu
pottos department, win-to
the hoi
■ ■ Height-
Community church officer, and con-ducted
a thorough i
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I ii h.ili-r was brought to tin-borough
and placed in toll H< am
then cm bed 11
mltted to toll in default ol taotw
bail He i agreod
to give him ball bill It S
tamed bla pro i Id jointly
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could not is" m
j party left I
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bto borne,
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ed tba street and fell to tbt
BV iiiiiiutf
and taken to hi
t tO faint-in
connection with the
ai ii- t and ad the at-tack.
Ought ill connec-tion
with ■[ ■
automobile belong ■ I
■
Clerk or Ceania
Paul <'• Hum i"t ger, Rep
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( imiih I rrasurcr
Ocnrge H I
Ham B Haii/.U. D A 1
'■ndj Building In tornivr \-ai-. Hie |0V* , !,i'',,',! **•**■*>
■ •■ . .. .. ..^ ' L.luii,'. I,' tf,,i,,. 11
a robbery al AUantown
to this morning under a >■■ •' bureau, with oranchei
at the home of an uncle. .1 H WU- hi each slate was opened In April
in the Olmbel
Ofaoan Harry Btelnmeta ;
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0,073
Bscaswar or n..,i-
. .33.778
Andrew B. Robinson, I) fl
Roy W Heffner. first vice presi-dent
of the Alan Wood .'
instantly killed In an au-tomobile
collision on DeKalb pike.
Qwynsdd, Tuesday evening about 8
o'clock. !' old.
H< liner was driving norih on
DeKalb pike when his coupe side
swiped a truck
Into the side of a second truck
which WHS lying towed by the first
motor vehicle Heffner s car was
be road against a
hank on the right vide of the high-way.
Tile entire left side of the car
demolished and torn away.
The front was wrecked.
H' Utt ra at 111] wa - rushed nnd
he died instantlv H» WUi
Montgomery hospital by Thomas
Falro, of
Frank Stansburg 22, of 724 Wood
street. Bethlehem and I'
ioca, 4* WM South 1Mb street;
Philadelphia drivers of the trucks.
wen arrested by Slate Highway
Patrolman C M Ross, of College-vilie
But were discharged bj stag-
Istrate Ralph McLaughlin, when
rge R. Huff,
•1 Lssued a certificate oflCotUtei of 2308
death OUa to an unavoidable acci-[street, Pliiladeiphi;
lor the aid of it M war
but own :■.<■ uni'in
ployment of the present time, I
d us purpose
only eolation or oneaiplo)
■ toyn ■ nl atri
declared, "And II
problem We urge evi-rv eomnnihif.
even man or
■ bo is out or wort .
to ead b m who ■ an
kind oi a Job, temporan
Or other.' ■
fj coinrnunlty. and bavi
i ■ with u.
■;. ■ troo
■ ■"■ pie for a man 01
tO work, we will givt |>n !
a i man or woman III Con
lor that Job"
Mrs. Carroll urged the members
Alliance
■overa-ll
■ which win combat
m paid mpioym
Bdward I'1 Kan. 1. ,v I.
Hire n.r Of Poor
j Wayne Ba bm r, Rep
c Hum, Rl p
i
ward Hi Avoy, Hem
I c Raaaar, Lib
i orimrr
it Ronald Dettn Rap
ii Roam
( "Hill t surv< tin
I
tt,731
10JKB
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111 Bit
10.004
The oil,. in the
I bird wards In the PI rat-waul
Com
sat nt the polls during the
pan of ii,. that DO ii -
regukvittea would ooour. Tiiere
■ ■• • t..i- the one
seal In town council .!■
r hi the primary "leetioiut
on both the Repobttcan 1and t>m«-
Mantis Sweiney, who with Prank
Ruggerio, for oooatabsa, on the
■
lost in thg prlinan. s waged a
Blake, who
was the candidate on the Republi-can
and Democratic tickets Stem-pie
and Blake wert
former having a majority or 72 and
[the totter a majority of 69
The Duaabet of straight badaaff
Cast was probably a low record for
■ l ;,. . .
eratlc There was much cutting
00 the pntt Of the Republicans to
aid Ralph N Camplwll. for school
board who tost the R ■
nomination and won a place on
Democratic ticket, and the
Democratic candidates, Edward
Kane for district attorney and
Orover Albright tor county rjoav
tithsioni r
In the Third ward. Thouu. M.--
Carter Reptihtleai
John it'-iiiv Derooeral
Councilman John ftauMUy was
rOT re-i-li'i-tluii In the
Fourth ward by WUluun Longacre
Connelly with Counclln
Coyne won both tin- Republican
and Democratic nomtnaUn
■ ■ ■ non day bla frtenda
i' the poUa with
I OoruseUy by 85
ill tin'
Second and Fifth ward.' John
i- a Candidata on boih
for i inmeil atnl hail no op-poaltlon
in the Fifth ward.
Mihiiim..i i i-l and
teanUnued i p
Barbers Discuss
Sanitary haw
Died
Mr- Matthew
ng his au-
■■
the mill h.: ■ bled While
he was aforklng about thi
ptM U and Thorn-rame
along When Coulter found J Her condition failed
id not get his car stswtad.] and after being hum.
Mi iaarbsslo
Pniiowinr a proh u '"i illness ....
■ II.
dclphln.
rnorning sin- « i
■
an oper-
■
July 2nd she remained In the
ami n the
■
improve
period
The Conshohocken Barbers'
■ ■
Robert Ril
■
The bill, dealln
eouipmenl the last
■
ive on January 1st
in compllanae with a n
■
r
■
tnd win remain open on Thurs-
■
■ .' h tune
I ■
Board of Health will !«• p
tow and acquaint
the members with the ■ :
ll which will I
. In all shops
tbe thro youths agreed to take him Uf four week
bo 'i •■ RMgs pike win a he n- to the
turned the following day to removo . . hai death.
bar husband she b
i She is
theft was reported t< 'I- Wl
land plant A few months age belnuu both of arhon
was made first vice president of the I was begun Many of tbt
Alan Wood Steel Company
was widely known hen He was a
- the Norrlstown Rotary
Club and the Plymouth Country
Club and a director of the Norrls-town-
Penn Trust Company.
: mere] will take i
home. IKT lab
Campbell and Flnwood warn ar- log Bervicea win be held in sts.
rested and later pleaded guilty .n Cosmos and Damian Church at 10
barer escaped and was| Interment will be made In St
a fugitive 'mm this morning. .Matthew's cemetery.
I lltl MIA !!!>( II 11(11.
o\i it< OMI u ii ii HafOKl
bt fin- occurred In (he
apartment of M
■
aen ar«
■ ■
called an airedale dog wg
■
plunged
■
found the dog unconscious It
was brought into (he open air
■
Woman's Screams
Toils Robbery
in Pn betlel that ha
Boberi Neti. »i6 East
■
i -■ h ;■ i beck by
' Who tWO IIHH-;
stuck a ruckle plated revolver in
the ribs of J
bold holdup gnj
■
■ store fron icm, she
let mil a ■ ■
A brown
rat drawn tignti ovi
' her iiUS-suuri
the wail
I
■
i a llgut .
darkness
"l ih'' railroad
■ : riv i r
and his
lid recog-
■ ■ ■
tandii
1 htm u>
' he was
ttill 'in re
the stoi ■ ■ ■
■ .
•Mhd
Bahy Ooaobsa r«'psireO ana rttirsd.
Andersons, 'ill Hector ■Vreet.
Adi rrtiHnicnt