The Conshohocken Recorder, August 17, 1934

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l-lal.li-h.-,! 1869. No. (.Tl.'l CONSHOHOCKEN, PA., KKIRU. \l (.1 S T I 7,19 11 PRICK. TWOCFNTS
Plan to <ii\«'
Jobs lo \i<l
17^00 Need)
I « I) Count] Vlriinii-lrah.
Onllin,- PUlu for W in-tat
Relief Work
Record Crowd 93 Today, Mrs. Linda B. Shultz I jiiiccd FoW Is
on U,.iii.i.no- |o Celebrates_bLy Makin?g New Gown «W•it.hi '■l•>rai-li
01 Corn \.T ninety ihree-\ear old resident great „.
|l#.\4 4 '■•v-« it ■■' w* 1 told her family
» 11 M M> \f\ \f\ \ central D| el mi interesting sewing on the down
NEGULAR P\>
I. I liminatr "Soldieria
Ud la Be Bused
\i-4il nf Family
Smuts Join in
Camping Contest
A Patrol.'
it Troop No 2, associated!
... Church, .
pab in ii
itiKioniii camping POPtart, at Her-i
i nuts, New
ud Delaware win
M Griffith,
A leader. William Fur-
I Mil ^ GRUl I' \l PXHk
IV...
ided Skies Pilled to Dan
■II irdor nf ^ osfiaxteri
in Cotuhohoc-ken Da)
■he
■vim on th* gown which be
ittan tonight daughter. MR Chase, will wear to
She is Mrs Linda B Shultt. who the weddlio: I she
• her grand-- have the prlvusge "l thai slso BBC I hilnit<l|ihi;in Sentenced
• chase 19 ratal daily sod keeps, informed Three Mnii.li- in lail
Today murks the through this medium and radio, of
nunetj HUM! mftnatfaie to bsi long
1366 Kino for Liquo!«(J,M|al. ||<ko|lls
Law Violation
ToHold Field
Daj Sports
■ Huvmuiio
■
"" .cuts qualified lor entranct
into the contest by reason of baatr
Ul a piehunnary camping
I UlM dis-trict
si ■ Isis in the
prtng. They
A Oft ; «
employment (or the 17,600 jobless
■
b] Uwbl ■ FB 01 eolin- Ed
there
M HO men «W nigh
and u< n ■
township and borough, muruetoal
liy and school district
; in Court ,
Room A :ti the Court Rouse to
for an
hour and it halt, explaining the
ilattona which wUl be In
npj tii*- winter monthi on
work-rebel projects in the county
one or the biggest ehai
■ 'A ho
able to ailriid '
irrent world events
A member o( HoUnsee Chi
sal heslth and in pos- Church, WVM Oansbonoesso. the |{ | \{ \; |
.11 her facuhn Ifi kwc regularly, rarely
Shultz is taking an active Interest mining a religious gathering there
fir-i Picnickers ;il Purk .it (> 1Ii ,"'- toutfgjhts bun- the rsasarksbly iethra nonoasa-
.... ' dinnei sad throushoui m wsa bora nearKagie, uwchian
v H. tu Leave at 8.15. h^ be rownihlp Ohsstsr county, August
Raim Spoils Sporni :,! frlanaa. Oorsrt IT i«4i Later tfw remowd to
■ : Btttbers Huntingdon cmimv and mr tt»-
OoGihoh willow ol the Immediate family, m dinner irs, has resided
Stole 2:1 t:i
Annual MTnir of Communit)
I I111..I1 to It.- UlM
Tniniirrou
I - -dl.-woma... Mrs
, , Shult/ ll at present engaged in by John Fetter and byjcouraglai weather, turactad ■ maklI1K ben.ll Hll utracow |own
year and wimli lbs will wear at the mar-
|C 'ii her tr'-at KranddaughUr.
ni»tory of tins traditional outing. M
A check-up of Uios' w;,
returned
Sunday. Harry
■ the troop,
brother. Howard Hmitli. u<
aoutmsiter, win motor to
re and return wuh the boys
ineiu due to ejeathel of uther con
dltionK.
The new phm el ixitlined b| Mr
ils for workei
their weekly pay check* bSStd on
the btuigt 1 reqahemente of their
tsrntues law ol time In tiny onp'.
week will not necessitate the work-,
lu|HHl Ihllil
Garden drops
iniiinyt-" I aSopen ■i-«»r U1 ■ i■ves ^S.ta.ti■ s t. t■ ci
a- In < )|n-raliiiii nf 2$0
Thrift GardetH in t lounty.
ia \rr RitedaiPoor.
Good Percentage.
Pat k n. . utlnf-polnt for the oTl I * il M ' I O
minutes
1
■ ■ .i.tll 8.15.
everal hundred
IMIUIUS and children, their huliday|
I irit triumphing over a cold Ud . , _, . . . . .
diimpeiied atmo-plu r. were gatb- l'l\ lllniit h luun-hi|i School
red r id] to rtdt Thej disdained ,„ Qpen September hi.
t the oiu-
Ina until a clearer day.
-What1 tiny nld "iflai all the
Tun planned for today. ||
lie food go begging1 What recent report of am state ^j,. Wl. . --ain?-
, going without funds for that I Emergency U-liel Board on the With Ulla atalwsrt pluloe
particular period, but th. H am of Thrift Gardens in lh:>
will be Ibithcfsnlnt, as long as the poonts m the POOntb of July shows
I garden with a total acreage
wuh the regulations.
■ Consbohoeken.
She has one son. by her first
Morgan Sboffner, of
D hobocken three grand-clilldren.
Mrs Thomas Chase Mrs
Usurtae Oavsghnn ol ns.i 1 '"±[U\":
urnmi lie bride ol Waltei (• HUM tree) West ConshoboeBen< and
Milter B. at Martin Sliolliier ol Parkers Land-
Uenortsl Chapel "l lag, Ann
ud men, women and children w;,ni to have the honor ol making ami apeixlcbudran and seven
Although skfea ol the earl] morn- ,h(. K„wt] whJeh I shall wear to H grand, hikhen
threatened ■ downuoui
i«rj man
■ ■ ■
at
\\ onian Drank
Open Schools l> i n i men f
Albert Dan M Dstphl aaan ha
conducts a small farm. OS
an oppoi Lui • ■ ape ■
■
a BBS ol 13U0 imposed Upon Kim
DBS in which Hie
defendant pleaded] gulltj to keeptna
liquor 1* r tin purpose ol sale with-
1—m I out a license, and the unlawful pos-
■;l|or
1101 \i Detoctrre Ohartae ausr b
IMil >K , 1;ll,| WM mads 0B July 21. and a I
Busnttt] ol Uquoi au imimi on the
tu lti.lt. prsBUBBI ol I):-.- whitti hi an old (;
.,. tinni baass
I ''•' Judge Knight, before BS
lint inlurm-
■d Ati.n-.i-. Waaase Keelj
Tons Tomansi of PbOsdelphia these was ao aitarna- An elaborate program
went out IntO Hockledge to the t'Ve but U. follow MM , , , ,, ,
d down 11, the latest .section lli,tl '"r ™" "* " ^ ,w,a w
laid a trail ut corn tram hei hen "' >•» ceaertng Isgun easea las morrow 1 "'»* and
ce is a line ol either i3O0 or North lane under th) all
two. or : 1 Hetghti Oonununlty 0
Judge Knight Rjxad IBS hue at ,,,.,^,.,.,1. .in rtl(i ,i„. mnlnr
»3oo. and declared thai Ui default "" J*00"* ' '
the defendant would have to serve church
\ R -
rwo PI..,,1 t.o.ii
bary, Order
% rtbdrawn
0 U 11 1 11 1 l{ 1 II
1
- prom Sunda) Srbo
■ r.nlii ipah-.
Bib, ( oiil.-i
.1-
coop to a field of tall grass DSarbj
When the hens followed the IraP
wrung tlieir
and iilaied them in a bi
Milh 1 Bald In
e months In )mi
175 Pupil- lo He Sent (0
Outside Districts,
Township .sihools will
shdwan 'philosophy "P™ fl"- l"«' tM "«« ls|«aBiaar
Ml-, t .lllierilir ^ aklllin-ki.
89, Urank Liniment.
Physician Gives lir-i Ud.
Taken to Hospital.
will Recover.
pleaaad guilty to the
Eenca today and was eenb
three man
It was testified that other r.-si-dents
of th-- victim bad bean
11 baring chickens recent ly
Bled that he made ■
■ aUng ohloaeni
Itur|I«r« W, re Drunk
Jklward Ryan. Ckntrge Rogers and ,
Karl Stalker entered pleas of guilty < nlil Poml Baptllt t
New Organ
For (llhirr
Pi
The schedule for wcrkers will be
burglarising the home of W
Decter'. a Philadelphia lawyer.
No in Bryn Mawr avenue. Lower
Merlon on the mgin of August 7
The family was awav at the tlnte
Most oi the loot ooniwrttng ohlefly
of rlothhm. was found, according
:'.'iiant Duk.- in pawn tbOpS
and speakeasies The main trouble dl I ' new pl|>e orgutt
Mrs Catherine Yakuboskl 29. of! wtln nu. thfag BSSU, the policeman IB Oold Point Baptist Church, the
it was announced by C C Tay-; 48a old Elm street drank a quan- >sald was liquor drinking Dnl to the Wight] teal
■ thousand Ol more plcnlck- |or Mi)iervUrilig principal at tBS tfla Of . Widsb known liniment Kvan and Rowers were very frank the church to take plaee Sunday
wed thai not onlv were thev , , ' . . ,, ■ J ebout their acts, but Stelker ll- morning at an elaborate program , g regular ineaung m the board held abortlji banors noon tooav. at her Ihlltllih olll, ,)( Ml ,,„.„.,., stlu1s begtnntng st 10 45. at Uie church
■ -lot of rain', ii well aeearsljoa TttSSdaj BlgM at Plymmith; \xmw. ;i«| ..n his body and another Plymouth Meeting
lulled to spoil the fui: C"i-iw>lidated school
ithougii it did cause the postpone* About 175 pupil
Sunday Schools of the
churches throughout the rkahstf
have been invited to partJclpats In
'or adulla
and Children, and superintendents
of ine Bundaj aehoola will act as
Judges A number of awards, pro-aen,
will
i).- awarded R« W Barle Oar-
I >rili- nian pastor, is in charge of the
ipe Or«*n w\\ ,.ull,. '"!',',''','f„.l').v",'u„K. Bt ^, , n.by
Specul Service, Sunday. Ocnti ! *Ul b« bdd Patron, of
Former Putor le Preack ' "'"' *'" "^ "kKl w c**t
,'ote for the baby they desire, and
Prof. |)iiilil\ lit Copsole, the .luld adjudged the most pop-
■ alar will be presented with an ol-
Much interest centers In the tiaclive award.
A watermelon party will be held
on the lawn adjoining the ehuroh
at 9. and old-fashioned hay rides
will also be a feature.
Ih, event is open to all persona
Mis Lillian Prehaler
le leader of the Junior church.
Immediately upon discovery of |rj his possession, denied thai be TlM instrument is a Robert Mor-memlwts
ni hat taniilv had robced the house. Mil claimed to gan. with two manuals and I*(j«i« S|>(>b ll) \|H
rushed her to the office of Dr. T.I that he had found the shuts In a pedals, elect rn- pneumaiie a.uoii * "w«* * ... ,. Sick Veterani
of 'J". are betBg maintained in the
Sfl te\JlttTi^toiSpSL!!!2 A lorl or, *H *"?"*& V " l l 1 TL lui V, T *»rk«l :.1M hours in the gardens tI^|l( il( lhr u,hlt.U(. program w,u be sent bv the board to high
lod. hta checka wtUbe ro- ;tni) the production Is considered ,.,,t.[lul([, M,11(. thai hools In Oonahobocaen Norrls- ivu.rme Pordyce, here After glv- field. consisting of swell organ of 17
owing to ing her necessary first-aid treat-. Judge Knight direrted that: sU)pm. , great organ of 12 stops and
working -ome U TBS toil, wing Is the repor (| (,((,t l|u[[ ;hi, T.»-AT^^tiit* mam- tnenl he ordered her removal to Stalker., plea be Withdrawn "no | |M-dal organ of 0 Mops, also a
the day- to unle- Iuli (1, Robert n BesUy, Jr. Ger- T]v, nPk) duv proarani. howevi hospital She was rushed In that he be held for trial by Jury Degan harp o! 49 notes and chime
men! weather tack nt material, or den nmcjTtSOr: :, field a little later at the cost (,f ;,: pupils la the nmbulance of the No 3 Plre and imposed a sentence of six Q( 20 notes The organ was rebuilt'
Dttaei teasOBS, not attributed to Gardens In aUBBlfl No hOOW itarnion Ki Id playground. Tin r)(lfif. t(l |^ noo Rab HUI Company and admitted at 12 20. months each on the other two ulut installed by the Dui*t Organ!
him. |gardens in sample. 114, total sere- date will be announced soon 1034-35 have r. ll 1220 Company of Philadelphia
t6; No sample gardens In | William Conlev supervisor of from all rii- '■ A stomrcl pump removed the Sentence Deferred Prolessor John H Huddy. Nor-anee
with an order to i;t6. total acre-: lhe Harmon tk ■ xtn-nded for out-' majontv of poisonous substancH In the case of James Allen, of ,lsU)W„ organist and ohota
Snd SbsenOB mm age, in. total do. gardens in (,,.,„ the woman's system, and Philadelphia, who pleaded guilty, at st Peter'! Church Han-en Hill.
' " K* employe Mi Ptet! oau ,,n,. Knd a^istm,, |lim were Miss Marv quired for outside high" school 1 while she Is sertoufcly 111. her com-1 to attempted buralary In breaking, wl|| preside al the console at the
'M>- condition of sample gardens: Klrkpairick. supervisor of the Third Uilti0,x The number of pupils readv ; plete reanerv is ex|>ected Into the home of Joseph Tierney dedicatory service, with Miss Dolly
esceUent, IB; good. 155; fair, 64: mid: Miss Mergsnet for hieh school education increasesi It has not been learned how or in Lower Merlon, sentence was de-,Builey. whe will serve as organist
poor. 13. 1 mid Mfss Alice Talon* n-- inrl,ia?!v Che woman imbibed the pots-' ferred until next week In order the nf the church, ss awrtstent. Pro-
Causeh for poor gardei Oott chatnnsn; Mis- -,,„, interior of the Black Horse'mous liniment, which is used for record of the man in the Phtla- ■ ft!Ssor Duddy will play a fifteen-j „
tion of plants at time of planting. (Catherine Hart U ,lul Ivv Rock MSB - sternal purposes Hospital and delphia courts could be investigated minute reclUI. to open the program ", ' , ' r.,,r Ir »-„,„,
8: plant diseases or blights, unfa- Khkp.itrkl: minor police authorities both were unable He admitted having been arrested Rt.v Charles W Caulkins of ""
vurable weather, seed germination. I r ember ol the He.reaiional Coim- r).pairs made to all BUlldlngl 0. the to give anv explanation of the act. several times Paciorvville, Pa , former pastor of
of garden. 3: Insects, ril; Chief of PObce PranelB BlskC dlstrtel A concrete curb was put In Mrs Yakuboskl is said to have Lieutenant Duke, of lower Mar-. cold Point Church, will be the
poor SOU, 1. and Harry Smitli of the BlSCk Horse eehool and a I.,ken an active interest In politics. | ton. testified, as to the arrest of Al- K,„.S| preacher Dr J. Havergal
[ sample gardens: total '■ venue. lundj about mid LS w<-U known among it m August 10. after he had sheppard, pastor, will preside at
building are being Imled at rsstdsnte here. hroken a cellar window the service He has written a spe-gardens:
RorOUffh Vsk^ Thlrtv I»ays for Drunken Drlvlne cla\ dedicatory ritual In which the
oye must be ruminated train
I necessary
: ace i" hi office by protest
foreraan
Borne ot the rsgnlaaten
I
l !.■ saw regulations regarding
the furnishing ot tools, equbansnl
nud inaletials by the separate pol-
Representstlvee frora ten Vet-
1 orelgn Wars Posts in
Mucks and Mmitgomerj count tea
all.-uded the monthly meeting
the Bt-county Couunl held at the
headquarters of Conshohoeken
Post No 1074 in the Mary 11 Wood
Park House Wednesday evening.
ol the twln-oottnty group
were discussed at length.
A report of the work being done
foi the patients at the \
lUeal Miij-divisinu with the Federal roun:v vield In quantity unit: To-1
ent providing the money mato. i3f. bushels.
payroui are to eii.ii tor the ,
coming winter
Al protects must be lasting eco-nomic
importance. The ^ppllca-
111 borcughs, townships and
BebOOl district I can bS received
starting after August 18. A pro-vision
that only one member of a
family
oabbagl IM Inadwls, 167 gardens;
19 3-4 bushsat 133 gar-dens:
beans 257 blishelB. 226 gar-
1 bunches or 8. 202
gaidens, carrots. 822 bunches of
8, 144 gardens; cucumbers. 6ft 5-8
bushels. 180 gardens: parsnips, 4
bets, 8 gardens; turnips.
The three schools will reopen
AM' rrOJei'tS S<>ptember 4 C O Taylor, super- Ynilth Kw'flnPS
vising prlnelpal stated In his re-,1"Ul11 ,J. 'V .
William Engle,
:
congregation will Join.
The program Is as follows:
RBJOITAL
may be employed on t. : QSS, 2144
la continued from the put
winter and the nrsi to obtain am-new
plan will
I who have been n
on rebel as or August 1
years wm be given em-ployment
Private proj)
is piopeny HI publicly owned, will
not be considered.
The hourly rale for th. diiler-ent
sections will be OJtJ
(Continued on P.iae Three)
Womans' Club
Holds Meetitifr
A meeting in the nature of a
new members oi
nive board of the Norris-
1 own Business and Professional
Club was held at the
the praalaant, Miss Mar-ion
n Myera, Three Oaalaa, upper
Mellon
Man] phaaea or BM club work
l he future event
of Interest planned was the plonk
of district tune to be held tomorrow
nt Valley Purge park.
Lunch.- of 8, 151 gardens; swias
chard. 68 3-4 bushels. 83 gardens;
lettuce. Ill bushels. 164 gardens:
squash. 78 1-4 bushels, 129 gardens;
corn. 74 1-4 bushels. 58 gardens;
onions, 5 -3-4 bushels, 9 gardens;
IBUHUS, 61 gardens: cauli-flower.
1-2 bushel. 1 garden: rhu-barb.
3 bushels. 2 gardens; kelo,
I 1-3 huhel. 1 gardens, asparagus,
1 -4 bushel. 1 garden; spinach. 5
' gardens; pumpkins. 1 3-4
bushels. 2 gardens: cantaloupes. 1-4
bushel 1 garden; endive. 1-2 bushel
1 garden; okra. 2 bushels. 2 gar-dens.
No persons working on sample
Hardens Aduli male, 263; adult fe
male. 81; children. 84; total. 42b.
Approximate hours spent in gar
1 ';h ir.filp, 3871; adult fe
male, 854: children. 439; total. 51Ci
pleading guilty to operating 1
vising principal stated in his re- »""*■» «^I«K*U .,n Oreen street. Roy^
lurgess Hampton. Joseph Qulnn port and everything la ready for Jaj| SetlU'lU'e ersford while Intoxicated was sen- Prelude and Fugue In B flat
borough secretary, and Councilmen the fall sessions Two new teacers •. ,„ed by Judge Knight to pav the
Thomas M< |H,>n elected for the nw '-_ ! Whpn R6bnt M Haliowe]i, Jr
o-ll. John Kelly, and James McEvoy one for Pivmmith and one to the Prrklomenville. appeared .
UonteomU) Count* Ooufl mid nod Tax ColUtlil I. J^ h|i u>> artlllrtD^ "i" Ro,rr»fnrrt police i..r
Norrtotovn »hrn plans tor Foulkr lurnpd In «bnut J3.500
.k.- 1A1J *nV ^1,1,^1 ,#. ■!* »
Traffic Light to
Flash Tonight
Major
costs and serve 30 days* In Jail Menuet Celebre
Engle was arrested by Chief Bertz Cfabnes of Gloucester
Bach
Bocsticrlni
16621
Williams
From Water Scenes)
Handel
the 1934 tax duplicate
bv Edwin 8 Fret/ .0111.1. Howard Aurh DTI
administrator William I> RldgWS] meeting and all members' 01
OmmisMoinr. und J M board Ware presenL
Kiefler, supermten<l< ~ ~ T
: and Don-manual labw |^orni*T Wife .-ASKS
wan made by Mr $27,500 for Support
Preu. as to how the work would be
summary
.onurlmn iSmlhe «« •f'»Jj^ ; policman. tntlfvlh, .™ln« Englr,; PnlUm John M Duddy
JU<1K.- KniBht was lenitnt with lhr __ ,,,„ rt„,„„H„„, „„,„rt h, „,, .,„.,^,'„„,
„„. v.mtl.
II,l],,.vrU was tlinvled to pay the
, roata and a tine ol .10 'Howpvpr,
rird on and the manner in which
are to be paid
Town council has already map-ped
out a program for a number of
operations in the borough end
made application lor LWL)
Tin-, application
■
will necessitate the expenditure of
thousands of dollars
A petition asking for the restora-tion
or a $27 50 ssupport order for
Pauline DttntOU Wanamaker and
her two children. John and F-i -
_ . nanda. was filed this morning by uesnaa tag The truck belonged on
' -« rv.i'd Attorney Aaron S. SwarU. repre- the farm of Robert M Hallowell.
'■I-, r , ' '(!.■,! WMitlng the wife. when lbs son worked It was al
tain John Wanamaker, bus- |eged the defendant was warned
"'. band and father, Is remarried. He by Slat, officers.
has been paving $20,000 annually,
£? SI^."i: mch,d[ T ™ i SS or Jui*. Harold r
removsl of the trolley tracks from
Work of connecting the traffic
lamps at Elm street and First ave-
Thls event (Hue on Fayettc street, hung by
wm be held in the afternoon and Brapfcrnea at the Phiiadeipi
evening Plans were made for unplctcd
ber business meeting \vh; rBOOB and will be placed
will be held September 20 the place m operation lor the first time this
to be Announced later. The eve-. evening.
nings program will be in charge of Two-hour parking signs were
the health ooramlttee. of which Mis. erected to the resinned areas this
earn is chairman. Afler week bv a force of workmen from
the meeting, refreshments wan the KayatOBC Automobile Club, un-wrved.
1 der the direction of Chief of Police
Those present were: Miss Mar- Blake In addition to these, signs
io" I1 M dent; Mrs. j were also placed warning of street!
Florence K Insley. corresponding having dead ends.
Itri M Qertrude Bonn- ——
lot. recording secretary: Miss Mabel ¥„„.:«« I»nii| Vuirrls
I ,i. 1 1 Horence Be8-ilj*?K,"n ' OSl ^""rUS
wick. Miss Katherine Todd, Miss! Ikfliniinir {'(in.nirl
Kmmi ri Beerbrow-! ' dl" "*■ * »■•*■*•■
ar, Mi Louiae Dager. Miss Edith
Finley, atha I'M hn Carn. Mrs.
Jean Bacheldor and Miss Janice
Bach Idor.
Hector end 1 . opening
and grud.:
;;;"^ni.n
h avenues, opening and
I MVVI \l Af'0|-ITTi:n>
■ Howard Wilkinson, a member of
the John V DsHSVOB Post. Amer>
lean legion was awardrd the eon
j tract to paint the Interior of the
1 Legion home at a regular meeting
jOf 'he post held Tuesday evening
today Th* work will be started next week
It *wa» reported that Howard
Knight He bad paid $22,000 on a
Orel reduction and the $20,000 or-der
was marie early this year, with
he understanding that It would be
Attorney
Knew BM defendant, stated he gntioh standing
knew him for a long time; and. Call to Worship Invocation,
never knew him to be a drinking Lord's Pnujn
The police chief stated he R,,I„ j0hn E Lindsay
-11 ton of Organ
covered the identity of aie drunken Edmund D Brack
driver. Chairman of Organ Committee
i'l....,l nn Probation acceptance and Indication o(
"" w| Pete Lewtnski. 30. Linfield, was Organ
ehareed ptftc*d on P"108110" wtl,,I) hr Prayer of Dedication
! Dleaded to using a check sent to Rev Charles W Caulkins
his father Michael Lewinskl. by Hymn 310 'Congregation standing
the State Highway Department, for Offertory . Berceuse ... Kinder
$720 bv forging the father's name Anthem Ohoir
and getting the check cashed. ' Sermon Rev. Charles W Caulkins
Knight heard a plea of Bolo John E, Lindsay
Mrs Katherine Stetler. a neighbor. "
that the boy should have different
environment" The court said thLs
might be true, but he could not
provide with a foster home at his
tge The court told the bov to be
1 good in thr future and sent him
Ktter. field agenl of the home He had been In JaJJ 22 days
if Animal Indntiv l>e- The money was used to Buy cloth-the
fine will be reunited
Judge Knight added, 'I am doing
this because In my opinion It prob-ably
was your father who was to
blame BUSTS than vou "
Young Hallowell was
with operating a truck fur com
menial purposes with a dealer's
Field ARent Rounds
Up Owners of DORS
!U-dMinU> pourM, .nnut ononlne "ay 9he*h5ad nTo,lSbenen^nlottlfneednoTffl-
,,1,S =1 J."..- :! "' "" m'"« "' lh" nCW P"U
Eighth to Spring M
Lane Bean, counsel Burpau
parbneat of Agriculture, came U
town this- morning and despite tin Wife Will Carry Purse Htrhign
tion.
ing and grading of Ash st 1
Elm street to the Schuylklll canal _\SKS Permission IO
opening and grading 01
street trom Eleventh to Twelfth
: (I tile building Of ■ OOB*
I
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to Twelfth aw
dered Opened several dav
w:th the husband on relief work,
and spending a large percentage
of his monev for liquor instead of
supporting his wife. Judge Knight
made a suggestion which was ac-cepted,
and for the next few
months at least the wife will carry
■era the purse strings, according to the
A petition asking for the court's presented with summons to appear, court
permission to borrow $1,000,000 before Magistrate White where a! The case was that of Joseph Frl-from
Recinstruction Finance nne and costs was Imposed In I day. of West Conshohocken, who
fact of published statements that
the state officials would not bother
about checking up on dogs that
have not been licensed, scooped a
dumber of unlicensed can Irs In
IIStnUrrrrtnlWw ^SsI1.tM11l(t1l0.ll(UHiUll *■ ""to" were nn( located but iii others the own-ers
were identified and all
summon
Benediction
Organ Posllude. lirand Choeur
Spence
Organ Committee -Edmund D
Brack chairman, c Clarence Fui
mer Mrs John Klllmer. Miss Dolly
Bailey William *otts. Jr.
t.n Committee — Miss
Edith Marple, chairman. Mr Hugh
Uttterauer,
Mrs Raymond Wolf. Miss Dolly
Bailey. Harry Bailey
.... the Reconstruction
rporatlon, and pledge assets of OSSM Ahere the owners ran not bsiwai charged with non-support by
The nnancial condition ot !„,ed Merlon Title and Trust located the dogs will be
ough at that time did not warrant
carrying out the oeder
Truck Strikes Man
Kitchen Wrtlorurv
OoraptBT, was filed with Judge'
Knight thll morninc by A
Aaron S SwarU representing the
State Banking Department. If Hash The memoirs
approved and granted by the RFC guided rook
Judge Harold C Knight
Mind Henry K Fort. PhUad-lphia.
not guilty of a charge ot disorderly ftttxh and Jack Allan, delegates,
conduct on an appeal by Attorneys!1eft Monday for Ens to attend the
Larselere and Wright Port wasl8tate Convention oi the Order
I July 29 bv Chief Wlsler ' o*1'"? held th,s *WK- A complete
Lower C.wvriedd He was alleged report of the convention proceed-to
have argued with the officer in** will be made at the next
: Peace Urban Imposed a, meeting of the post.
fine and costs. Judge Knight ruled Aside from the awarding of the
nn evidence of disorderly- conduct i painting contract only routine
had been produced at the hearing business was transacted Post Com-
.1 freed Port ' mander William Schrack presided
On KidpXe I Ike would mean a dividend to be Vegetable Soup: Uke hash, only
Ipald depositors, The bank closed |
Struck while wnlktng nlonp In rvtnher of 1031 wftb n -'< • , ;in lri| ,f
Ridge pike near Manor road, liability of $7 000 000 The amount' vouve got a bum tooth when vou
Springfield uiwnship. Tuesday of dividend, which would be avail- ral
38 of j able from the loan, has not been Angel Food Cake Sweetened air
phia was removed to the announced | And a promise lhat never comes
Memorial Hospital. Roxborough true
MOOSK will. HOLD ! Grapefruit: Borer A
HI,(«K PARTY TOMORROW rival fib this one too deep')
i Parsley What restaurants put on
The annual block party of the top and vou have to take off and
for treatment.
Prank Brehm or Pain
driver of the truck which hit
him claims he did not see the man
on the road He was placed under
$500 ball to await the outcome of
bnf injuries Officer Ed-ward
Turner of the Springfield
township police investigated the
accident
His injuries art
cetious.
1 Mar of Mooee. Conshobock-' who invented it anyway'
en lodge will be held tomorrow at j Toast-Points- What women'
.First avenue and Harry street The' magazine writers are nuts on the
Hawaiian Serenaders will furnish' subject of.
music and there will be all the1 Prunes Bride's Biscuit, etc
usual attractions with several new;lure's gift to the lokesmiths
ant attractions The- public is Invited, i Spaghetti Itsllenne Houdtni |
..Oswald Moser is chairman toou the ■sort*
his wife, the mother of 7 children
Judge Knight asked Friday if he
would agree to have the state and
county checks paid to his wife for
a while
Wife Want* Sapport Increased
Mrs. Eva Moyer. of Pottstown.
mother of two children, sought to
DOUii increase an order
month Tor the support of '.he chil
made some time ago of $30 per
defendant was c.ran-vHle
Moyer. who, through his coun
sel. Attorney Joseph Prince de
clared he was making only $11 per
week and could not give more.
It developed the man was In ar-rears
$350 Judge Knight stated
it was a poor time to ask for an
Increase, when the amount of the
former order was not met. The
defendant stated he would be will-ing
to pay more If working condi-tions
improved
MY!: PAKlll.lIl UtOM
IVI1I sIUMI -C1NM-I.
report received by 01
courts Paul (j Hunsberger from
n Industrial Sc h ool.
shows five inmates have been pa-roled,
giving th.- data they ai'iivad
: Miiutlon. all being Ml-tenred
from Montgomery county.
The) ar.' Albert Zuaunan, robbery,
November. 1931; Louis Sharpies*,
June, 1931; Douglass
larceny of automobile.
July, 1931; Thomas Wogan break
Ing and entering. November, 1931;
Roeco Oolodonta, fabmlo
and larceny. Julv. 1932
Poet—"'I wish to submit a poei
of mine "
Editor—"All right, but I'm Wry
Judge Knight continued dispoai- .busy now Won't you please throw
I tion of the case until November 9 Mt Into the wa*te basket yourself?'
Those Puriling Line*
I don't know so I'm asking von
What does it mean, this- "aferdhTf
Who'll tell who was first to 1
The crazy word of "etaoin'"'
Poe the poet got his fame
By writing rhymes of somber hue
But out-Poes Poe the mournful
sound
Of e-ta-oin . shr-d-lu!
many
patients who racolVC no govenimen
nranpfinnatUin was also made t
committee was appointed to enlist
: all post* in the two
counties for their unfortunate
delegation from ihe Chester-
Delaware county council was
repre-nt.
iiioi, mi Bureau
In Philadelphia rVrmsi
men requiting aid in their claims
ihould be represented, it was felt,
by a man placed at the bureau by
the poets m look after their m-
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inesr Philip Coyne.
ic Conshohocken post, was ap-membei
..1 11,
Montgomery county coBunl
cad IT with othar iwsls in the
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The proposed clam bake tot 1
purpose ol securing flags for the
louncll was postponed liecause
unbar of benefit avgi
scheduled at tills UOH ■
ous posts of the counties.
lath-■ ■ -A' re pi■ ■•■nt
from Bridgepoi 1 Norrtatown, North
I'enn the Stlteler-Wells
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■ii Bula-Cynwyd
and the last lo bi
ouncil, the Consliohocken
post
After the business session
Which Council Communder Ober-l
social program
was enjoyed. William Kearney,
Jacob Rusei Daniel Han Lngtoa
and Frank Houser were in charge
rrsstunenl com'nltbM for
the Consholiocken po..i Command-er
Coyne, a! the opening of the
■ . tin to be held to this
bormigh. extended a he.
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Family on Relief
Husband Goes to Jail
man receiving $7 weekly from
the State Relief funds w.i
by Judge Harold O. Knight
morning for aetUi
beating his wife
The defendant William Burnett.
, rj r,, ,
while he
us intoxicated July 24
wire told of being
struck She said she had sought to
withdraw th
refused by the dli trlcl attorneys'
office
gUll are on relief" asked
Jurist "Yes, answered the wife, I
admitted itu ret elvsd tnadloal
Idren and the $7
weekly allowance She n
don't pay rent.'' and Judge Knight
b ll had the won;"
"they bought virtually evi
"Well I 1 ■ VOU,"
but we will ki
husband In Jail for a urni
then Imposed ten days in Jail,
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