Eriwsrd Rupp, a priiM*n«*r in Korea three year*. rake, inscribed with “Welcome Home Ed die at reception yesterday attended by more than 75 relatives and friends at the heme of his sister. Mrs. I rank Taylor, of Odar Grove Road, shown with him.Joyous Family ReunionWelcomes Home POWUncle Kboies Home' I than 7S flWtl mh* welcomedThey mere the words that greet- the oddier home,ed returned Chinese Red prisoner. I At the dinner mere Rupps at* CpL Edward Rupp formerly of ten. Mia Tayiar and iwr familyOulph Mill*. Sunday as he mu Mrs Anna Stmcmutei. Mr* Mlt; reunited with hu family at thelGoe. and their families; hi*home of lua slater. Mr». Frank im: her*; Harry Rupp. Jr . ofTaylor, of Cedar (Jrore Road. Whitemamh Tmp.Tears of Jo carne to the eyesOulph Mills: Calbert Rupp. Front fit. West Oonahohooken Walter Rupp, Rebel Hill and their fain-of the returned prisoner's father, I UP*. Another brother. William Harry Rupp, 86, mho realdes at the t ^np, reside* in CaliforniaIll'll) Ivupp, DM) *• ««V# niui ’ «* v v«K • i roiura m vaiiiuiihnTaylor homr, u he saw Ills son arrived m Phil* jeip atfftr Wib tnet time m fmir years. n Thursday, at the MrOabrThe soldier had made hu home home, with a slater. Mrs Catherine Me The World War II veteran wh*Cabe. In Philadelphia, before en- captured in Korea about four tering the service He saw for th* months ago after hu arrival and first time some of his nieces and pent three years as a prisoner of nephews at the gala lamilv re- the Communuuunion yesterday. Rupp tttNflflfl Bud«lB»Hand% turkey dinner «m served j School Oulph Mills, and was em*In the afterminu. followed by a ployed In Conshohocken industrieshiifln %amner hl»r fnr nmrr h^fnr# tt'nrbl Wur tl