8/7/2019 Our Town August 23, 1929
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PRICE, THREE CENTSarberth, Pa., fricay, August 23, 1929olume 15,
No. 48
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Narberth Ave.Narberth, Pa .
Chinese Honor Dead a t Two Hurt, Antiques \Fireside Reporter
Finds Many Residents HomeOld Merion Graveyard Lost in BamFires From
Vacations-Visiting Continues Strong
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Autos Wanted ForTrip to Shibe ParkChildren t o See Big
LeagueGame Next Friday; lantern Fete Tonight.NEWS OF
PLAYGROUNDS
WANTgO - Twelve mo th er s o rfathers who hR.ve eRrs and wouldbe
willing' to drl ve about five orsix hoys o r g ir ls to Shibe
Parknext J o ' r l d a ~ ' , August :10.This request is made
bccause Connie) ' fack and Mr. Shibe wan t t o entertainthe
descrving b oy s a nd g ir ls of thc
Narherth playgrounds when t he A th l e tics p lay the Boston
Red Sox onthat date.Drivers of t he car s will stay to sce
t he g am e a nd then b ri ng the ir g roupsback after i t is o
ve r. Automobiles willleave the playground promptly at 2:30P.
),1.
If you are willing to help out in thisundertaking, write to
'Allan H. \Veathcrall, playground supervisor, ca re Nar herth
Public School, s ta ting that youwill bc o n h an d, and also
telling howmany children you wil l be able to take.
School Opens SoonThe schools o f t he borough will re
open for the fall term on Monday,Septembcr 9, at 8 :40 A. M.,
accordingto a s tatement made this week byPrincipal Ge or ge H .
Wil so n. Theschool off icc wil l be open on Tuesday,Scptember 3, f
rom 8 :30 until II forthe registration of new pupils for an yof the
grades. Pup il s i nt en di ng t oenter L ow er M er io n f rom
Narberthm us t r eg is te r a t t he s am e t ime if theyhave not
previously a tt ended the Na rberth schools.
Indian Missionary to SpeakThe community se rv ices which areheld
every Sunday evening at 7 o'clockon the l aw n o f the Lutheran
Churchhave 'been well attended. The servicesnext Sunday evening,
the 25th, will bein charge o f Rev . A . F. A. Neudoer'ffer,who has
served as a Lu the ran m is sionary in India for seventeen years
,an d intends to re tur n in th e n ea rf ut ur e. . H is t op ic
will be "My Ex -periences in India." .
Funeral of Miss MorganIs Held on Monday
Mid-August finds many o f o ur resi- Miss Jane Alexander, of
Brookhurstdents r et ur ni ng t o t he ir h om es a ft er Avenue,
has j u st r e tu rned to her homehaving spent enjoyable weeks moto
r- a ft er a three weeks' stay at Amitying to northern points or
having taken ville, Long Island, N. Y.advantage of the cool, dear
skies and Miss Susan G. Baker , o f Anthwynthe radiant beaches at t
he s ea shor e I Road, is a guest at the Seaside Hotelresorts. And
the/ mountains, from in Atlantic City.all accounts, have claimed
their shar
