The Ambler Gazette 19300605

              The Ambler Gazette
VOL.  LII-NO. IH
AMBLER.   PA..  JUNE   5,   1930
.75  A   YEAR
¥
AND COLD POINT
ntU9   OF LOCAL INTEREST   TO '' READERS
'^Friends' School Closes with  Exercises
crv June 10—Tvvin Sons to Rev. and
Mrs.    Richmond    Taylor — Supper
Benefit  by   Harnr.onville   Firemen  —
Industry  Slack.
Closlnff  exercises  at   the  iPlymouth | babies'a«  to  monthly'gsiin"^."" and  tiie Meeting  Friends'     tchool   will ' -
Did You   Know J
that the ¦w;«'1 Baby Ollnic held at the j North  Penn  Community Center,  But- i ler   Hvenue,   Amtiler,     on   the   second I Tuesday afternoon of each nwnth,  at 2  o'clock 18 one of the mo«t interest¬ ing: events in this section?
The loveliem. Ijabies and their moth¬ ers gather a,t the Center at that time, and while the babies anjd; mothers ex¬ change greetinfi*. the babie.s are weife'hed and measured, ga-ins and losses noted, following which one of the )eia<lJng' physicians of the North [ Penn .section exiamJnes the ba,bies for any possible unsu.spected defects, and makes recommendations for the cor¬ rection of ajiM defect noted.
There   i."   great   rivaJry   amonp   the
i
SPECIAL ASSESSORS
LUTHER   FRETZ,   H.   J.   DAGER,   D.
pypiLs
E.   BIDDLE
PALMER COMPANY HONORS ARE RECEIVED
cord time. Betty Robinson holds th. / iTiitional i-ecord with 11 _ seconds flat. , Eleanor expects to run in tlie national ] track meet at Dallas, Texas. c>n July I 4 th, and g-reat things are expected of } her. She won this event last summer at Boston and also at 1'ittsburgrh.
Miss Towler is e<iually good at the broad itimp. She won .this event eas- ; ily ¦with a leap of IC feet. S inches. Summary of events in %vhich Amb¬ ler .scored is as follow.?: 50 yard da.sh. second place won by Dorothy Newsom: running broad jump, first place, Klean¬ or  Towler;   lOO-yaid  dash,   first  i.lace.
m DUeUN AND
Each   Takes   a   Ward   for   Assessment   P'"«>B''ess   in   the   Junior   High   School iEleanor Towler;   javelin,  second  place
Purpose*   —   Street   Needs   to       Be Studied   —   Heeker   Street   Proposi¬ tion to  Property  Owners. The regular monthly      .se,ssion      of
 4«ui.4_.   f r-. _ "LuK,     .-.ui-lPa-n   Cassel;    basketball   throw,   sec-
-Athlel^   Compare   Favorably   «.th ; ^^^ p,^^   Margaret Deuchar.  Amble,- Lar»er   Schools—Girls   Win       Track :,alled to place In the hifrh jump, reluy
, and shot put.
Meet.
MISCELLANEOUS    ITEMS   OF   IN¬ TEREST
Jaax^e on  Tuesday  evening  from  T^tb   month!"wLt7r''^Veret'f ^*^^f ^Bose^ Hnf ,6^^        borough   council   was       held  teacher   of   penmanship   in   the   Anib-'  fve.a  concert   on   the  lot     opposit^^!
S o'clock      in     the  schooi      buiWdng.   aged   six   months,   made   thrg^^ates^ ^^h  >« Jim.or  high  sc-hool,  received  from  B«*^^^^
rsHom/iB  ami   r,fl,.-..nts     are  invitprt   t<.i „=.!., 1L"® following members:  Mes.srs. Allen, , t?e  -A..   N.   Palmer  Company   of   New  June SOi,  at 7.30.
On   Thursday,   Alay   29,   Miss   Coyle, |     The  Ambler  High   School  band   wil
acher   of   penmanship   in   the   Amb-iSive  a  concert   on   the  lot     opposite
.;;.]th  ler Junior  high  sc-hool,  received  from  Beed s   garage   on   Thursday   evening.
JMeiMis and   parents     are  invited   to   gain
attend   and   enjoy   the   program   that        All m.ithers and Uables in the North Ki;„''W^»m7,'»r'rT\.'".T'''''?.'  ^,'^7'" ' iZl'^rtViU.TZ^'^^v,'"'\*'"'
vnn be given  by  the  litUe  folk.  This    Penn   .section   are    welcome    to   avail ^!^S' ^^es/^i",?'' «t,H„ f'  ^Z^"*'^^"'   ^*l*"'^ *"** ^^^'^ ^'"^^««-
of   the   services   of     this r»T ^^   -^ f,'    l^  ^''*  "^""^''s  went      Pupils in    Junior high first stri
uie   .ei-vites   oi      uijh ,.^^   ^y   Actins:   Secretarv   Thoma..*   a    ¦nrtn   -h^   v.^r^r,-^^   v „ i.,i
progTOm  is being prepared  under  the! themselves supervision   of  the teachers.      fcchool j clinic win dose on Wednesday, June 11.        I
Chaxles K. Raldcliff and lumiVJi-, ot! Flourtown road, below Cold Point, lias I purchased the former home of the! late Wilton Ressler and family from the Montgomery Countfci S. P. C. A. I ^nd is moving therein. Mrs. Ressler i "vacated the premises last week and 1 has taken a house lait 151 East Ninth | avenue, Conshohocken.
A fine roast beef supper win be ser- } ved this .Saturday evening in Harmon- j yille fire house  by the firemen.      Thie Ijadies'   Auxiliaiy   'vv'iU   assist.       This t'Upper  is 'an  uni.ual  occasion,  and  is oTie    of  the  monster benefits    of  the ^ company. Many tickets are being sold i and several hundred will be provided { for.  Kverjone  is Avelcome.
.Miss   K-.n.te   Liddle.     R.   N.. Center,     is   in   charge   of   this Ne.\t   clinic  on  June   lOt.
of   the work.
Brown,  Deck,   Biddle,   Cavalier,  Davis'i Yori:   city,   awards   for   pupils   in   the
enth and Kighth graO
  upils in    Junior high
by  Acting  Secretary  Thomas  A.  win   the  bronze  honor  metlal.     When Fouike,  Esq.
War  dead  in  the   cemete.-j-  at  Cold: ^'!==*'"9   Ordinance   Makes   no   Provis
Point were reverently saluted on Me- ;
morlal day by a vanguard of legion- i
naires    from   the   DePljftven   Post     of |
'Pcnehohocken. A large crowd    assem- :
liled  as  the  ex-servicemen and se^'eral
^they reach   a certain degree  of    pro- I     The matter in reference to the es.- i Aclency,    they   are   allowed   to   write .tension  of Heckler street  was report-   their   examination,   which.  Is   sent   to, ied  by Mr.   Cavalier,  but  ina.smuch  ae  the I^aJmer Company for  critici.sm.  If | jthe owners of  the property located  on   these   examinati'jT.s   are     satisfactory.' jthis   street   are   not   willing   to   t^hare   tiie   pupils   are   awarded   medals.   The,
in the burden of grading and other following have received bronze honor, : work to be done thereon, no deflnitJ mwltils: I<la A\-yhranski, Helen Linde, ! ipction was  taken  excepting  to  recom-   Grace Rocco,  E1sj».- Gordon,  Reba  Carl   '
mend to the committee that some form .Myrtle Johnson,       Mary       Pimpinella, |
of   re;ief   be   given   in    placing       the Ma^'"" Bff^"''"'".      -Mildred      Keyner, ;
street  in  a  passable  condition.   It was   Marie Camasso, Irene Mortimer, Eliza- i
also ¦ suggested    that   Uie        property    beth   Plumley.   Dorothy   Johnson.   Bft-
owners   lay   curbs       and       sidewalks. ' ty Colfax, Angelcna Varrese, Angelena
Engineer "Weir advised  the laying  out   BUt^'ig.   Anne   Fox,   Gernard   Meyers,
  of   the   said   street   to   the   full   width'Anna  Rotelli.   Janet  Bradley,     Robert
COMMISSIONERS RESUSE DISPLAY'of  40  fet.   The  secretan-  was  directed   L«v^ls,   Lewis   Capreri,   Henry   HchtA/..
to   notify   the   property   owners   that I Vernon Undercoller, Ralph Bishop, Ed-
the boro'iigh Is willing to p^ace      this  ward  Davies.   .^amiiel   Cricium.   Philip  pleasant evening Tuesday at dinner" In
street  on  the   borough  plan   with       aCalamaro,   Clifford   Martin,       Victoria  _pj,^j   gj^jg   j^„    <Uscus,sing   principally
width  of 40  feet and to  properly .sin-- ! C«liberto,    Jvicholap   Palermo,        Civiai..--    .--  	
ALL FIREWORKS
PERMIT
HEAR CAMP PLANS
REV.  J.  M.  EWING   MAKES  INTER- ; ESTING  REPORT
Committee   Considers  Several   Propos- 1 I     ed Sites, and Will  Make  Definite  Re- I     port Shortly—Kiwanis  Convention to ;     Be  Held   in  Atlantic  City, j
Ambler   Kiwanians   enjoyed   a   cool.
ion for Display—Dr. Corson Reap¬ pointed to Board of Health—High¬ way  Work.
Plymouth   townsliip     commis pre
 ..         „, • .^,        , — V. ', 7" "'    „",*""''tne   underprivileged   child   camp   nro-
face   the   street   provided   it   be       cut   Sfenore    Dorothy   Robinson,        Robwt   j^^.^   ^  „g^^ ^„j  conservaUve  concep- down  to grade at the  expense  of tiie,F]ury,  Georgfe   bchuler,  Edward Amey  ^^^^   j,f  ^^J^  ^^^^  .^^.^g  pre-„entsd   in   a
short address  by  Kev.  J, M.     Ewing, pro .    .
property   owners  and   that  curbs  and |an<' Marion TelPopolo. sidewalks   be   laid   according   to   dir- I    For the next award, which is a
Military salutes were  fire^l  about  two;   *^^      evidentlv   intend   to   sti>nrl     Iv'     ^^''-   Cavalier reported  that the deed   more  extensive  examination.   The   fi.l of    the  graves  there  and   taps     «as !^°/Y' .^^/^^^^ 1°  thi  niee      1°.",^^^  drainage  course  from  Wis.-a-;lowing   have   received   progress   pins
fiounded. The prayer wws offered by'j"^ Mondaveveni'^A/refused to ^^^^^^ hickon avenue to AVis.saliickon creek'Janet Bradley, Hyman Barbacow, Mar thie post chaplain. Graves were «fter-''^"^pg;^^^"''f„^«^^"^{|f^,7y'"^^f„'' July JC '• "°^\V *^^ ^t"'''' °' ^'"^ ^- ^' >'"t- , io" Flur>-, Jeanne Evans. Mary Malo. ~ y^?_A^''™^'^'^  ^^"^ morchcxl   by  thej^jie  ordinance  as  passed  makes      no  ^'
tison.  Mr.  Cavalier  reported       further'zl,  Ir\vin Jones,  Louise  Boccuti   IMick legionnaires. ' Drovisi'on'for "thV lssu~ince"'of"Dermits  11?*^^, *"".°'"'"J'   owner.?, delintiuent       in   ey Sergio,  Anna   Donato.  Grace Roccc
Howard Charles, of Plymouth  Meet-   ?or dlsn^avs    and  so  t^ Is  Is       Zn   '^^^ ^l^-'"^ "^ """"^^ ^"^ sidewalks are   Nicholas Pullia,  Ida AVybranski,  Doro mg. has .rifely recovered from p:feuro.  ^^^„^Xe  manufacturT of    firewo^k.^ ' fJ^r**-'"«   ^^"'^^   "^'^   ^^-^'-^   sati.sfa.-j thy Johnson,
;   that   property   owner.?, .delinquent       in   ey Sergio,  Anna   Donato.  Grace Rocc-o.   health  and happiness to children.
one of the club members.
That the camp for underprivileged boys will be a definite loss was first pointed out by Mr. Ewing in his ad¬ dress. This will not be a paying camp 	
nor one to cai-ry its.own expen.se. The I  ^""''   ^-ray   observation   nt   tho   hos- cost is an  absolute  outlay,  the  return     f't'i'  to  determine  lii.s aliment. for  which   is   the   compensation        of        A   large   swaim   of  bees   selllod   ott ¦ - the   chimney   of   the   Onorge   Fillman
Horsham   Friends'   School    Old   Pupil*
to Meet on June 23—Fire Co. News—
Conard     Descendants     to   Meet    on
June 21—Dresher Notes. i A reunion of tho Cld Pupils' asso¬ ciation of Horsham Friends' .school 13 planned by a nuniber of tho fonnor jrupils, and notices are being pi-ovidcd to send to all who attended tho school or taught during its existence. The Ptms set the date of the reuniion for S.aturday, June 28. The g.atherlns will be on the Ilorsltun Friends' Meeting plot. Airan^finonL-s further provide a fine progirani of music, ad¬ dresses and motion I pictures. Tho old Horsham schoolhouse, ^vllich haa stiKid since LSSO. will bo the scene of .1 gala gathering. This historic bulg¬ ing, in its anticiulty servod .as a ischool since 173fl. but was rebuilt T.'i yeaxa "go. ' In 1!)?2 it ceased to provide schooling for Fi-iends and was con¬ verter! into public school use for .six yaers. It is now iiso/l by the ITorshflm troop of Boy .Scouts .-is a hoadqiiarterij.
Jack RIckley. of Jforshfuii. is driv¬ ing  a  handsome  Jf.irmon  roailster.
Mrs. Clarence Tomlln.son. of Hors¬ ham, successfully underwent an op- er.'ition for remov.al of ga'l .stones last week in Al.Inirton hospital .ind is re¬ ported greatly improved. IMrs. Tom- linson was in vei-y serious condltlori during her ojieratlon, but is well re¬ covered.
Mr. and .Mrs. .<?cott Holt and family, of West Phlldjilelpliila, -Werpi entertalrt- ed liy Mr. and Mrs. Charlps Rutlier-* ford,  of  l^alloweV.  on  Sunday.
E.irl   ITeniy.     HitUowell,     h.a.s  been, ill  for sevei-nl  weeks and  h.'i.s  under-
pneumonia  find  is   again   able   to  rvin \v|tliln  the  township,  the state depart'- about with  his  comp.Lnlon.s.      The lad  ^e„t ^j j,,,,^^^  ,^,„,   industry   has  step-
; torily.
T>f.ftv nr^ir:.^ T-r<.i„, ai- in- I     ^ camp carried on by the I'rinceton Betty Colfax, Heinz Wolfl, I club  was cited  by  Rev.  Mr.  Ewing as
'Henry  Bu(ssin,g Civia  SIgnore,   Claude
¦was critically ill for several weeks,
Edwin   White,
*)f   Xarcissa.
.'ind
ped   in   .'ind   stopped   same,   which
Mr.   Davis   reported   that   ihe   stie«t   Kalb.   Albert   Hurst,   John    Dull,        J. signs   have   been   ordered   but   not   yet   Walter   Green,   Anthony   Lusky.   Alton
u7n wa^'con^;,;^^ T;^"'the"m;mi;;;; !'!":;^'-*:'i-„i'^! f<;'•^!'":y."¦"^"':;lv"^'- S):r'"'^'L.fj'^']. ,^'^'¦;^^"'^,.^'"""^ r-
ItJeorge   Young,   of   Plymouth   Aloytlng.' ^f the  board   all of whom  were  pres-''"^   '•'*  address  a  letter  to   the   Wis.sa- : han.   Louis   Zolla.   Pete   Krisan.   Allen have  completed  their  examinations  at i ^^    ,\.j,h   president  Marple   presiding .^''''^°"   ^"''¦®   company   with   reference l burroughs,    Ralph   Bm-rell    and   John
,!<tate College and are  expected  to ar-       ^'he   comparative   treasury     balance   ^'^ ^¦'"^ refund of the iviyment made by , Hopson.
rive home this Friday for tlie summer .j^.j^i,   jast  vear   shows     about       $320-)  the   borough   covering      compensation
holidays. 'more than at the May meeting of last  ""'"'¦"^"'¦« P>-eniium.
Since the  n.-u'iow escape of a nuin-'yp^r. '     A vote of thanks was extended
tier  of Hives   in   tho  sliulit   trolley  ac- j     _^  refund   of  $12.75  was  received   on   Justice   of   the   Peace   Urban   for cident last week on the Conshohocken-   payment of bill to the Mather Co. made ^lonation   of  a  docket  for
Norristown  line,   in   uhich   Mlias  ^-'Ihv-   ]yj.( month. therein   violations   of   borough
Jn, of Harmonville, played a hero role, j ,p,,g following bills were ordered iances. Mr. .Slavin .-is drawn a i>etition to paid; Yoch and Roberts, ?30,17; Luk-r ^Ir. Davis reported that suitabl lirge the return oi the two men opera-L.^g an^j Yerkes, $254.02; G. and W. II. clothing and equipment had been pur tion   on   the   cars.   The   onp-man   cars' Corson, $99.32;  Good Roads Machinery ,'chased for the chief of police. No fur
hou.se in H.allowell last Mond.-.,y and remained for several dUvs bofore thev disporfied. Kffr.its t,. .1l..,lo.iu-o t,hem| were  at  first   futile.
John Haag. Horsham, contractor, has .started the erection of x 2-car concrete blocJ< garage for Clarentee Blckley and  f.^milv.
The meeting of the ITor-'iani FIro com) any on Monday evening drew a meagre attend.ince and the session was liiief. P.lHs amounting lo .fin were
ijecording: complete the work in the Palmer man-   Inhand "reIative"to"the pVlnc"eton%amp I  ^^^'^"0^X1 ^"lnnm,ncL^''nt''"''"''"'' h   ordin-iual.   and   it   requires   greater   skill   in   was  turned  over to  th°  ....-i».-«...,.i.-...'  !   IT ."^r""^'"'-       Announcement      wa.q
similar to that conceived by the Am¬ bler Kiwanians. Here boys are divid¬ ed into sets according to ages. Each is given three weeks in camp, and anly a confined number attend at one time.
The   choice   of   boys   should   ever   be
tho.se
The   pupils   wtio   have   received   the ^ carefully   selective, "'and    only       	
; previous  awards  are allowed  to  work   deserving of help, health and    chang(
to   for a student's  certificate.  In   this  e.x-   of    environment   should    be       chosen
amination   the   pupils  are   required   to   '^-his  data  which  Rev.  Mr.  Ewing  had
to the underpiivileu
j execution.  If  their  papers are not eli-   ed chiki  committee minated  by  any  of  the  14  reasons fur;     Luther Fretz. chairman of that com- irejeciion,   they     receive     this     award,   mittee.   reported   his   committee       has , which is coveted  by  many  students  in   viewed    several    more   sites   and    ha.-
In this stretch, where  u-affic  is  heavy  ^p    j^.   Romano and  Fisher,  $490;   F.   ther   Information   was   received, from-iig5  schools  and   colleges.  Katie   Pal-   teen  well  pleased  with  one which pro- at at* times,  is  apparently a danger-! ]]ji(„pr,   Jr.,   $.'i.2.".;   monthly   pay  roll,   the committee in reference to the con-   ""Bio and Rose MinetU have receiv.ed  vides   possibilities   of  an   Ideal   camp
ous   practice   by   the   company.       Mr.   ^^92.50. |dition  along  Ridge  avenue       at      the, this award. '   ! This comrhJtteie  has secured prife an    , ¦       , -     	
Slavin's acticm In circulnting the iieti-:     .Secretary    Sheppard    reported        the  Bresbyterian  church,  as  it  was  statei!     Several   pupils  who  had     previously   relative data on a  number of plots  of ' "'^'^ "  ^"^^ sum.ner except on  the call
lion   is   supported   by   many   residents   jn30  population as 4373 with 71  farms,   that the representatives  of the  church   received these awards have done addi-   ground   in   various   places   and       will I   "' *'^*' )>resldenL  N"o Pians, as yet, are
jntx> realize the danger of this system',,^  compared  with  3201   in  1920. had not as yet reported to the commit-: tional  work  und  are  the  recipienis  of   present    the    information   .and   choice'  '"¦'"'If ^y either the firemen or Auxili-
made that the piles of dirt fidnT tho bottom of the tire protective reservoir are being leveled along the hanlts and grji.ss  seed  will  be sowed  thereon.
There was no meeting of the Wo- nien's Auxiliary of the Horsham Fire company.     This   body   will   not    meet
and w'ho  urp«>  the  sei-vicos of  both   a;     -rbe   state   highway   department   has ^ tee  their plans for the future. ;high  school  business certificates.  They   to   the  club   vei-y  shortly,
anotorman and a  conductor. returned  to  the  Bell   Telephone  to.   a|     Mr. King reported for.the light com-1 are Rose Romano, Tlieltija Shutt, Hel- ,     The   national   convention   in   Atlan-
A   three-act   comedy   "The   Mummy  pei-mlt  fee   it   had   charged   for  permit   mittee, stating that the Keystone Tele-: Ien  Ziegler and  Angelena Cassel. tic City,  June  29  to July  3   was-men-
and the Mumps," was presented in to open a Plymouth township highway. , Phone company has not removed the | On Saturday, June 1, another com- Honed by Trustee I-eldy'Heckler He Grange Hall. Plymouth Center, liy a I 'pi,e cross-over on Newhope street Poles near the property of Mr. (raft, munication from the Palmer Company explained the arrang«j^nents necessary group  of members  of  the  Haws  Ave-   bas  heen   opened. lAlso   that   the   traflic   light   on   Eutler , was   received   showing  these  addition- 'i^r registration,  and urged many mem-
Tiue Methodist Episcopal Church, Nor-1     Belvoir   avenue   near   Saw   Mill   run   avenue  and   Main   street      has       beenjal   awards   had   been   granted.   These   bers   to  attend, ristown    under   the     auspices   of   the:„,as   reported   as   needing   a      gutter, ,strtick and  damaged by a high auto-IwfU be distributed later. As the opinion of the Individual club
Parent-Teachers   AsHociation    of   tHa ' which was ordered
ary for a summer ca,rnival,  as is tha custom.
The descendants of Jolin and Sarali Conard will reunite ag:i.in this year In the Horsham fire hall on the third Saturdajy in June. A series of meet¬ ings of the executives of the clan have been  lield recently and arrange-
mobile   truck,   that   the   OAVner   of   thei     Bronze honor medals:   Lucy Palermo, ! „„   one   matter   to   be  brought     before i  ments are on foot to'liave a  fine pro
Ilii.-iK-s.   accordiii).;   lo   tlic   state  act   of ]!i23. y.
\)v. Percy Corson, whose temi ex¬ pires on the Plymouth board of hmiltli. was   reappointed   by   the   commisslnn-
The question of an assessor npiioint
md
OfTicers Irg.
Julius Wysockl. son of .Wr, ;\n.l Mrs. Benjamin Wy-^ocki. Butler Pike, llar- Tnonvllle. and Miss Joser.hine T.,evan- doski. djiughter of .Mr. and Mrs. .fos- eph Levandoskl. of Marble street. Conshohocken.    were   married   .'^I'Tvday
nt     10   o'clock   In   ?t.   Mary's     Polish   ment   was   considered Catholic   church,    ("'onsholiocken.    The  names were discussed, cotiple  win   reside   In   their   nmv   Imniol     The   road   force   avIII    resuiface   .b-f- in   Hannonvllle. ferson   street   after   nqiairs   are   com-
Rev. and Mrs. lilchmond !>. Taylor, pletod to Ca'dwell lane. WIdeninu lln' of Harrishurg. are receiving con- corner was considered as an hninovp- gratu,'Utions   upon   the   birth   of   twin  ment.
sons on Sunday. May 23. These boysi With regard to securnv.; signatuics are name<l Edmund B. and Earl J. of property owners along Slaixn Taylor. Rev. Taylor was former pa.s- for sidewalks, there is difficulty in lo- tor of Cold Point Baptist church, and eating several owners. Draln.age con- untU a few montlis ago resided there ditions are such that improvements with hij family  In  the Baptist  (Inncb  are necessary.
President Deck lequeslcd that llie highway commiltee make a general survey of sti*eet conditions througn- DUt the borough nnd report at the iie.vt meeting all work of nn iirg-nt character which should be accomplish¬ ed this season, also with  rccomniend.-i-
I   tions  covering   such   woi^.
Harvey  Heath,   Vernon  Harp and Job; Berwind.
Progress pin: Edward HavIes, -An¬ gelena Varrese. i:isie fioicbm. Mary .Minetti. -Marion Hcfsnider. .\nne Fux. -Mildred Reyner, Elizabeth I'hnnby Mai'ie Dressier, .Angelena I'ilfggi, llel,a Carl,    Robert   Lewis.    Samue'!    Cricium
esceni   days.
Kiwanians   Kra.nk   .Mclhoy   and      .A. ; liljfelbautn.   of   the       Ul'-nslde       club. ¦ wnvi-   Introduced   by   Bresldcnt     Frank King.   .Mr.   Mcllroy.   who  is   well-known
Grace Presbyterlnn church of Hors¬ ham, the active church. Howtrd I-. Frame, pastor. Morning church ser¬ vice .and Junior C. 1-.. 11: Children's day exercises next Sunday, 2.30';  Inter-
IVIr.  -Allen,   ot  the   lin.'iiu-e coiunilttcc.   lOdward   Amey.   llenr.v   Scholz.   .Marion
reported an allowance of approximat ^ly   $14,000   to   the   liighway   oommiltci.. 'of   this   amount,   $2:i00   had        alrci'iy been  e.xpended.
Mr.   Yetter.   of   the   law   and   unbM
committee,   reported   lines   collected   lo-
,,.,,]  jalin.g $100, and      payments      ri'ci'iv.i
from   vendor   fees   and     nilscellaneou.-'
receipts   totaling   $51.
= ,.er.T,nr'e '    -^  'li'a^'n   f"  I^-'ni   street  at   the   fire
WUh her face infi.-Lmcd  nnd swollen,  house  ot  the  old   Plymouth   Fire     Co. and her body  as  badlv affected.  Miss  demands some .lianges,  as  the  pipe  ¦ ¦ Sara IVfay Culp. h.as suffered extreme-  too narrow  to  sa ly     with' ivy   poisoning  for     the  past  of   water, week   MI'S  Chip, who Is the dntighter! of     Mr.   and   Mrs.   AVinfield   Culp. Plymouth      Centre.       has   heen     very,
DelPopolo.   \'ernon   I'lidercofler.   I'liilip (^alamaro,    .Alvin    .McClellan.    Gernai'd Meyers.    Ralph    Bishop.' Clifford    Mar tin,   Betty   Colfax,  Tony  CiUbcit(j,  Jos¬ eph   -Melograno,  and   i'"ellx  Zolla.
Improvement certificate: -Allen Bur¬ roughs. Gi'oige l.amelza, Claude Ka,b, and  Louise  Boccuti.
Student's  final      certificate:       Marl. The  report  of  police  work   was  a.Kso  AVolff,    Maude    Urban,    Civia    .^Ignoic
Mary   Malozzl.   Pauline   f^ohcn,   -Maiioi! Flur.v,   Janet   Bradley.   Phyllis       M<Vo-
Kiwanis l-'oUies t(j be prosented by klie Glenslde members on June 16 and 17, and urged the Ambler members to Sttend.
Meeting was adjourne<l early after the dinner that all miglii enjoy tile cool air out of doors.
read,  received, and  ordered  filed.  Con sideratlon   was  also  given   of  secuiin
an assistant to be on duty in the boi- grano,   1-ouis   Boccuti,   Jennie       Oajn-
ough  while   the  regular  police  ofilcers bone,   Mildred   Cather.s,   Marie   Haniil-
safelvc.ire for tlie flow  fire engaged in  court.  The matter was ton,   A'ictoria   Lusky,   Tony   Ciliberto,
referred   to   the   committee   with       In- George   Bolce,    Henry   Bussing,    I'oMx
structlons  to report at the  next nioci- Zello.   Hyman   Barbacow,   Alton   Biir-
'nf  P   L   Wriaht Reoublican Ccinty Chair-   in&-   Building   permits   totaling    $2(1..Mi fell,   AValtcr   Green,   I'aul       Marincolu.
of  F. L. Wright "eptionc   n v                             ^^^^  ^^^^   ^^^^^^^^   durtng   the       month. Ralph   Burrell,  Joseph  Meogruno.  Pete
, .J             ,       , ,   .^'1     T7,.„nuiin   T,    AVright,   ot     Plvmouth       Treasurer,   Samuel  A.  Faust  report-   Krl.son,    Louis   Zolla,   Albert       Hurst
stiBceptlble  to   ivy  poisoning  and  ^'^^' ^^^^ui'.Wm   U   AV r fe ^^^^^^ ^.^      ^^^  ^^^        ^^^ ^^   ^.^^^^    ^^^^^  ^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^.^^,^^
before,    s-ne  townsmu,   1. ,_  _,    .,._,..    ^ylth   reference   to   the   purchase   of   .1   Betty   Colfax,  and   Grace  Roccn.
new automobile  for the  iiollce  depart-       High    school    business       certificate:
ment was referred  to  the law and  oi--   Maude   liban,   Katie   Palermo,
der committee, who were Instructed  t"   Rose  MInettl.
report  at  the  next  meeting. '     Despite  the fact that Ambler
."(uffered severe attacks ia now confined to h( ' tinder a doctor's core
i;;'n;:;-Vonfi\^cdtoherbedandisun..Montgomery^^^ —ce   to   the   purchase   of
iniong the Ambler men. mentioned the'   mediate and  Senior C.  E.,  7.15:   even-
'" ¦     '¦  '¦     '       '     I   ing woi-ship .-it 8.  Rev. Marchant King,
j Jifssistant pastor of Mt. Airy Bresby- terian church, gave the s.icrument ot communion   last   .Sunday   morning.
The Aid society of Grace Presby¬ terian church enjoyed a luncheon at the Ford Craft- shop. 1211 Chestnut street, Phlladf-Jplila, on X'.'ednestJ'V'. A fine inogrum is i rrangod for the (Children's day exercises nt-\t Sunday at 2.3'') at Grace t reabyterian churcli at  Hor.silij.m.   Evei-yone  welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. George Zeitler will en¬ tertain Mr. and Mrs. Frame next Sunday.
The Intermediate C. E. society of Ontario Presbyterian church, of Phila., held their thiixl annual conference at Grace I'resbyterkm church of Hors¬ ham on Memorial day. Mr. .Arch Mc- Quilken and Mr. Cliarles I>ruin were the .speakers. Personal and methods conferences were held. In the evening
Upper Dublin Commencement The 4O1I1 annual comni'iicement of the I'pper Iniblin lownshi]) schools will be held next Tuesda\' evening in the auditorium of the Fort AVa»<li- ington building. -An Interesting pro¬ gram  will   be  rendered.
The list of graduates is as follows: Edward -M. Arnold, Alary .Anpe Bar- dens. Albert Clark Barlow, Enos John Bartol, Joseph Taylor Battersby, Jr., Dorothy Ellzalj^th Beam. August J. Birchler. Francis Edna Bundy. Eliza¬ beth Colgan, Myrtle E. Cooke. -Albert 1 Lillian Lager, Thomas Jefferson Dun- | gee,   Richard   B.   Farrlngton,     Myrtle
Alma Firman,  June  E.  Kower.     John 1  ^  c^mp  fire  song j>ervice   with   devo-
Kteraoocioi-...^.^.-. ,"-j^j committee   at       the      annual
orT'^-'r:Lth'cl^'^<'     "^^^^^^ Of.the committee held recent¬
ly 1" New Brtinswlck^ N. J„ -^h^ly in Norr,«t„wn.^ ^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^ ,^ their parents, Mr, and Mrs. J°""; j^^,^;^^^.,^^ prothonotaiT, ^vho was el- Ljfiuletta. orndav  to' ected  temporary  chairman  at  the  Oc-
A flnuphte'- ¦S'^^,^°'^" °" .^^^f^,,,!' fober semi-annual meeting, to succeed Mr. .'.nd Mrs. Samuel Eio^xti. of n> too^^^ rieorge C. Corson, who resigned Tndustri^s     in     Plvmouth    township   upon  his   elevation   to  the bench.
and    vicinity   ¦'";,*', ,«'f<-'L';"'"';-;%it!;e' Youth  Freed of  Robbery
spring  .spurt subsides,   For  some  tlme| „   ,       „    .^ ,1
lie mills of the riiillP Carey Company A <1 ar.u-e .,f bmrfaiA- v.as quashed and the F J. TAvino company were! .Monday at a habeas corpus bearing. .'l._.-  ...   r..„  .i™o  nr,,!   nrdnrs  weitt    when  Judge Wllliaims directed the re-
le.a.'^e   of  El wood  Ambler,   22,   of   Con- liohookcn.
Mr.   Troester   apiicared   before       the   forced   to   compete   In   the   open   class
.   Leh nuck, James Haggar, diaries Ilea-i  tional and an  address,  "Ch.rlst and I"
'*"'','cock,   norena  Delma   Heath,   AA'illiam , by  Arch   McQuilken,     and  a   decision
Harrison  Hibb.s,  Lillian  May  Hill,  K- j  service  concluded  tlie  conference.  The
."jlen Jergensen,  Dorothy  C.  Kay,  Phil-I young  people  showed   their  apprecia-
ip  C.  Keldel,  Burkhart  Adolph  Klein- I  Hon for the use of the church by pre-
member.s of council and requested that  with  siich  strong s^cllools as tlermm-: J^;-; Yors"'Taylo7'"KnIght,       Cyrene , senting   a  very  fine  communion   Iray some  action   be  taken  relative  to  the .town,   Lanca.ster,   ^^'''^i'J,"^';';"'^!;,^;,^;;'; ,'Eheplierd Knott, Edith Frances Krok- ' with glasses
condition   on   Park   avenue       between   tral,   AVest   Catholic,
Rosemary   and    Trinity   avenues.   The' and many others, the locals broke  in-
matter  was   referred
committee.
to   the   hl.ubwuy   to the scoring by gaining 4 1-4  points.
In   a  class
which   many   schools r"
ier, Gertrude Landers, Elizabeth M. T-ane. Mary C. Lane, Margaret E. Laur- er, Kenneth IT. Love. Dominic .J. MaJ- lozzl,  AA'alter  McCrork,   John   -Anthony
,,^, ;Mclntyre,   Georgean  Frances  Milligan,
I
.nhead of the cftriacity, but today th'e situation Is reversed. The Ivivino plant still seems to Iwdd its own In output, bv.t the Philip Carey Compaa^.' Is slack, and some departments are on liart time. Thus far tbe Corson time interests h.tve heen working strongly ¦.n tlie irjanufacture of land lime, which demand is now about at an end QS tho jilantlng season wanes.
Mrs. Anna Rambo remains quite weak after her operation for appendi¬ citis in Bryn Mawr hospital several weeks ago. Her condition has improv¬ ed but slowly, ns she Is a sufferer of diabetes. Only la-st week Mr?. Rambo was abve to sit up for the first time sincva her operation.
Mrs. Sarah Nagle. victim of an .lutomobile accident five weeks ago, returned home from the hospital last week. [She Is a resident of Re.achvllle. Mrp. Nagle was injured )iy a p.asslng car as she awaited a trolley car on <1<>rmnnfown  plile  near  her  home.
Permission was granted the Kiwanis  failed   to   seme.   -Ambler   partially
Club of  Ambler to  hang signs  on  the   deemed   it.s<-lf  after  the       defeat       .... ;_,     ,       _,,        ,   ,,, ^      ,   ¦,     ^,
poles  of  the  Borough  at the  Inter.sec-   Lamsdale   in  a  duet meet  by  doubling (Charles  Ed\%-ard   Minor,   Lucinda  Mac
tion   of   .streets.   Mr.   King   who   mnrle   the latter's score at Norristown. - °"'"#^^J' E^xN^rd Moore Parker^ War-
the   application.    fulK-     explained    the;     Houpt   led   the  scoring  by   throwing,If"  ^httw  Patterson,  Walter    Bowden
situation.   Consideration   was  given   to , the javelin   140  feet for third  pla.c  in ^ff"*^' ^™^ ^'i','?''®''J^*""*"": S!'*'"lr
'I'int.oHoo. .^ ,     , 1,     ,   „   the   appointment   of   speclaj   ...ssessors  an   event   in   which   the  record       was !^''°"?,'V„^'"^\,A''<^® Elizabeth  fcandi-
Andler was .-irrested last week upon   r„,  ,j,^  borough   of  Ambler  in   accor-i broken.  Lynch  took  fifth in the  broad i^^or-^.  W"«l^^l  M^'-fc'^P^^fchrope, Loro-
he  strength   of  a  statement  m^'lP    '.v   dance with the provisions of ordinance I Jump  with   19  ft.   10   in., "and  tied   for   t^'y.''lay   Sharrow,   Etta   May   Rose
rdward Frehofer   17.  implicating him ^o.  229  adopted  at the  special  meet-   Afth in the high jump in spite of the   fjn'th,   Anne   Stevens,   I>aura   Garritt
th Kd
in the .rolbery of the home of lister; j^^' ^^id  Ma'y  inh  and thereupon   on  fact (hat  he  cleaned  5 ft.  G      inches./gtevens,  Maxy A.  Stone^ Elsie Lillian
M.    Dennlson,    In    ConSholiocken    Iast|motion  of Mr.  Cavalier, duly seconded   which   is   3   inches       over       Ambler' November. .       . _      —
-At the hearing JVehofer denied having made statements to State police involving Ambler, and the prtllce had no other evidence to sub¬ mit against the prisoner. Judge "Wil¬ liams from the bench ordered Ambler released.
(f-r-'
Pnpv.  f,)
Plymouth Scrapper FractJres Hand Kicholas Manclni. Plymouth Meet¬ ing, got into a fight ^vlth several men Patnrdny nlfsht. He landed on the jaw of one of liis oppoivnts with suf¬ ficient force to score a, knockout and at tho same lime fracture a bone ir his hand.
Manclni was treated at the dispen¬ sary       at    Montgomery   hospital,   and [ sent   5!om<^.
by   Mr.   Koempel   and       unanimously i school record. .,,    ,      ,     ,      .„, „ ,. „-     1
adopted,   the   following  persons   were      The track season  closes AVednesdav *IaJ"io" Louise Wallace, Grace AAorth-
appointed as special borough assessors when Drumm's tracksters meet I>ans-   melon.
for the \|-ards designated. First AVard.  dale  and   Springfield   in   .a   triangulai
Luther    Fretz,    for    the Second ward,   meet   on   Ambler's   field   at   2   p.       in
Howard  J.  Dager,  and  for  the  'JIuid |Though Lansdale is the favorite, Am-
ward, Daniel E. Biddle.  The salary  or | bier will  make the meet closely  con-
the special borough    assessors will be tested due to Us fine all-around team
at the rate of $5 per day. A resolution j     Lansdale   came   out   the   victors   in
•^¦as al.so.adopted for tlie special com- the Ambler-Sprlngfleld-Lansdale girls' mitU-e, consisting of Messrs. Cavalier, track meet on May 29lh. The meet King, and Koempel, to notify the was held at Lansdale, and the win- special assessors and the regular as- ning team was awarded, a beautifu' se.ssors lo be present at the next re- silver cup, which It may keep until gular meetinn of borouf;h ctnincil. 'next year, or permanently if it suc- The commiltee of  p^unning and zon-jceed  in   winning  three  years.
Taylor,  Florence  B.  Thompson,  Adele Louise  Troise,   Jame.s   Wallace   Trow.
ing, through its chairman. Mr. Koem¬ pel, was direicted lo inspect the trim¬ ming of shade  trees  and  enforce  the
The Ambler girls netted 18 point,'- all toldv Eleanor Towler ran .thi, 100-yard dash in 11 3-5 seconds, wliicl
borough  ordinances  regularlng  same, .lis but 2-5 of a second off mitional re- / when it  was dlscliarged
Bullet Kills Boy, 3
Accictentally shot in Uie body \vlth a bullel from a smaUl rifle. Thomas, 3. son of Jlr, and Mrs. FVank Blanco, of AfcKean road. Prospectvllle. died in Chestnut   Hill   Monday  afternoon.
The boy and his sister Mary, 4 years old, were playing with th© rifle, when It v.'as disch.rged accidentally. P.ir- enfs were called and th.' boy was given lir't aid treatment and, then rushed   to  the  hosplt;i.'>
P.ixenls say the chlMren were alone Pit Uie time, and ¦ it is not known whl(h    child   wa.q   handling   the    tVn
The Senior C. E. society, of Grace Prestyterlan church of Horsha.m, held religious services at tlie K. G. E; home la'^t Sunda.v afternoon. In the evening meeting at tlie church at 7.15 Mr. Muyskens, a misslonarj' from Indi.a, was the .speitker. He gave a very Interesting account of the living conditions and caste dlMinction In, India, and of the evt ngelical work carried on by him and his co-workers.
On next Friday evening at tbe hninio of Mr. and Mrs,. Helmliod. the Senior C. E. society will hold its regular monthly busine-ss  meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Ov.'en T.aylor. enter¬ tained their nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Peter AVllkes. and daughter, of Ellwood, N. J., at the K. G. K. fliome Davis Grove.
John Sr-ohn. resident of the K. G. E'. home, Davis Grove, spent the holidays at tlte home of his daughter. Miss HenrietU .Spohn, in AA'est PhBhdel- phi.o.
James Jamison. Jr. and wife and Mr. and Mrs. John Pfeiler and chil¬ dren, of Rosemont, siient Sund.v(y with tho foi-mer'.i father, Jcmes Jamison, of the K. G. E. home.
Mrs. .'^i'lvester llnbb.trd and son. Sylve.ster. Jr.. of Hallowell. visited at the home of the former's piu-ent.';, Mr. 4i.nd Mr.s, William J. Met lelland. Sr., of  Cliestnol  Hill,  over the weelc-end.