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LARGEST WEEKLY CIRCULATION IN G R E E N E COUNTY
DANIEL CARD1NALE INSTANTLY KILLED
WHILE OPERATING HIS BULL-DOZER
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Catskill, N. Y., September 12,1946
Vol. 9 — No. 13
Ninety Years Old
TWELVE MEN ARE
PLACED IN 1-A
BY DRAFT BOARD
For Greek War Relief
S9 ftrt P A r \ r p n *
GREENE COUNTY FIREMEN TO HOLD
ANNUAL CONVENTION HERE FRIDAY
Struck on Head
Will Assemble in Evening at Auditorium of Catskill
Their investigation indicated that
High School—Big Parade Scheduled
Cardinale had apparently been sitClassifications
Announced
ting in the driver's seat, and that
For Saturday Afternoon
while the.bucket was in a raised
—Six Teen-Agers Reposition, that he had reached forport for Registration
Woodruff, President, Village o& .
The 58th Annual Convention of
ward to disengage a cable t h a t )
Catskill
the Greene County Firemen's Assohad become caught in the tread of
Response: E r n e s t J. Foster, Presciation will convene in Catskill toA group of 12 men were placed
the machine. While he was in
ident, Greene County Firemen's
morrow evening and the program is
in 1-A as fit for military service,
this bent over position the bucket
Association
as follows:
while 19 men were listed as disdescended and struck his head.
Business
Session of the Convencharged,
according
to
a
list
of
clas7:00
P.
M.—Registrationof
deleMrs. Cardinale reported that her
tion: President Ernest J. Fossifications announced by the Greene
gates and members a t Convenhusband did not come home for
ter, presiding
County Board of Selective Service.
tion Hall (Catskill High School
supper, stating that he had some
Order
of Business:
Six
teen
agers
registered
after
Auditorium)
extra work to do, but that he ex1. Appointment of Committee
reaching their 18th birthdays.
pected to be home early in the
7:30 P. M.—Convention called to oron Credentials
Following is the list of classifievening. When he did not appear
der by Roy C. Moon, Chair2.
Report of Committee orl
cations:
by 11 o'clock she. became extrememan, Committee on Firemanic
Credentials
1-A—William
H.
Lasher,
Franly worried, and finally, shortly after
Activities of Catskill, New
EVA D. CONINE
3. Calling roll of membership
cis A. Straight, William H. Brown,
midnight, set out in search for him.
York, Inc.
4. Acting on questions relatSaturday, Sept. 7—and Eva D, Searles S. Jaycox, Milton D. OverShe contacted the -police departPresentation of Colors
ing to membership and due3
ment and a taxi was secured for Conine was busy as usual about her baugh, Corliss F . Varnuum, Allen
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
5. Reading of minutes and a c ,
her"and she and her son, Daniel, household a t the home of her T. Schoonmaker, William D. J a n of the United States of Amertion thereon
daughter, Mrs. A. T. Tompkins, at sen, John E. Keyser, Paul E. Bark(Continued on page 8)
ica
0. Report of standing commitOak Hill. To her it was just anoth- man, James T. Pavlos, William
My Country 'Tis of Thee (all
tees
er Saturday morning really—sure, Fort.
PEDIGREED JERSEYS "FLY" T O GREECE—Thre© aristocrats of
sing)
7. Report of special commitit was her birthday, but why show ' l-G—Fred E. Vail, Clifford L.
CBS's "County F a i r " program—two Jersey belfers and. a Jersey
Opening Prayer: Rev. Louis V. S.
tees
any special attention to it as her Callahan.
bull—enter a Veterans' Air Transport at Newark, N. J . Airport for]
Hutton, Pastor, F i r s t Baptist
8. Reports of President, Secfriends and relatives seemed to be . 2-C—Ivan S. Moore, Nuzio J . their flight to Greece. The prized stock, valued at more than $10,009
Church of Catskill
retary and Treasurer
doing?. She'd seen lots of birth- Tufano, William E. Coager. .
and donated by the Borden Company, are winging their way overAddress
of
Welcome:
Everett
E.
(Continued
on page 7)
seas
as
part
of
the
Greek
Wat-Relief
Association's
"Give
A
n
days - come" - and~gb f but of course
3-A—Ellwood D. Brandt, HerAnimal" campaign, which calls-for the re-stocking of Greece's
this
was
her
90th
.
.
.
t
h
a
t
might
The
September
term—of
the
bert
A.
Truesdell,
George
H.
Scott.
The second Greene County Hobby
small farms now. Until these animals can bring farm production
1-C (enlisted)—Samuel B. MunShow is two months away, but col- Greene County Supreme Court con- make it a special day and tomorback to pre-war levels, the Greek War Relief is urging all America
row
she
was
going
back
to
her
vened
here
on
Monday,
with
Justica
roe, Sr., Howard N. McManus, Jr.,
lectors and creative hobbyists
to send pennies or dollars to the Association that a §12.75 thirty-five
pound food package may b e "telegraphed" today t o i h e heroio
throughout the county are entering Francis Bergah presiding and there "winter" home in Prattsville where Norman P. Wager.
sha_ has many friends and relatives.
were 76 cases on the calendar.
but starving people of Greece.
1-C (discharged)—William H.
exhibits with the Committee.
Owing to the fact t h a t Justice
Ninety .years "young" is the ap- Steenburn, Jr., Joseph P. Konopka,
This year's show will again be
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sponsored by the St. Martha's Bergan excused so many trial and propriate phrase to describe this Claude A. Drake, Venizelos KousCatskill taxi operators seem to
Issuance
of
the
w
e
e
k
l
y
.
OP
A
grand
jurors,
it
was
necessary
to
alert,
sweet
old
lady
who
is
beloved
pos,
Rudolph
Coby,
Leonard
O.
EdGuild of St." Luke's Episcopal
be of the almost unanimous opin- Commodity Ceiling Price Posters
Church in Catskill and it is expect- draw extra panels of both. Seventy by her many friends and relatives wards, Fred J. Covey, Thomas M.
ion although there may be some for fresh fruits and vegetables, beed t h a t during the week of Novem- extra trial and 35 grand jurors in Prattsville and Oak Hill. She Macko, Albert Zimmerman, Wilexceptions, .that this year's busi- gun on March 23, 1944, has been
ber 11 through 16 that thousands were drawn, the latter not to r e - was born Eva Tuttle, in the Town liam R. Teator, Donald Thome,
ness for them was not so lucrative
discontinued until further notice, in
of Greene Countyites will visit the port until next Monday morning. of Ashland, Sept. 7, 1856; married William Francis, H a r r y E. Rose,
as in several past seasons.
the 16-county Albany area and t h e
Court
was
then
recessed
until
Wedto
Dwight
Conine.
Her
children
Charles
W.
Myer,
Michael
Zowak,
Richard
E.
Turrell,
Greene
CounThe
Catskill
Board
of
Education
display.
They give a couple of reasons remainder of OPA Region- I I ,
nesday
at
10
a.
m.'
are
Chester
of
Prattsville
and
Mrs.
Clinton Cook, Charles B. Legg, Jr., a t its meeting on Monday night, ty 4-H Club Agent for the past for this. One is t h a t more people
Over 100 hobbies ranging from
The following additional Grand Laura Tompkins of Oak Hill. She William R. Erie, Donald C. Ding- fixed a tax rate of $22.50 per $1,000 three years, will sever his connec- used their own cars, this being the Lester W. Herzog, OPA Adminisstamps, coins, clocks, buttons,
has three grand-children and two man.
property valuation for school and tion here on Oct. 15, and will return first year since the war began, trator, announced.
painting, needlecraf t through china, Jurors were drawn:
Timod with t h e discontinuance
great
grandchildren.
library purposes. This ' is an in- to Oneonta to enter farming.
George
E.
Deyoe,
Athens,
R.
F
.
D.
1
The
following
were
new
registhere there was no gasoline rationglass, silver and a host of others
of
these posters throughout the
crease of 70 cents over last year's . Mr. Turrell tendered his resigna- ing. Another is t h a t arrivals by
Mrs. Conine is well, active, keen- t r a n t s :
will be shown. The evening's en- Leon Copleston, Coxsackie
country,
the move follows Secretion
at
a
meeting
of
the
executive
rate
of
$21.80.
minded and well-read; keeping her 12.541 Ronald F . Morse, Windham
Day Line boats were not so numertertainment will include programs Alfred Bullivant, East Durham
tary of Agriculture Clinton P . Anboard
of
the
4-H
Club
Association,
Perry
Weirs,
Ashland
The
budget
approved
by
the
hands
busy
with
making
fancy
ous
as
in
the
last
three
years.
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12,498-A Donald C. Dingman, Coxof music, movies and special talks
Board totals $163,110 of which $74,- which accepted it with regret.
On local taxi operator sold out derson's order, effective September
sackie
on hobbies by the exhibitors and Frederick G. Reinhardt, Greenville rugs, sewing and knitting as gifts
During
his
three
year
.stay
J
n
the
jWn-ia .for school .purposes and $4,to friends and relatives and keep- 12.542 Ira'Powell, Tannersville :
-J.hefore the_£jid o^ -ihe.jseasoni. rHe 1, freeing, all^freahfruits and vegeothers who are volunteers for the Herbert Kerr, Tannersville
county,
he
and
Mrs.
Turrell
have
William
K.
Hobart,
Acra
l-T^O-for
the
library.
ing
hex
mind
active
witfi
reading
said he obtained a better price for tables, except oranges and bananas,"
12.543 Mario F . Ribet, Catskill
occasion, and these special proCollector Lewis A. Freese will be made a host of friends.
the newspapers and staying abreast 12,541-A Charles Mintzer, Catskill
his car than if he had waited until from price control, because they
g r a m s ; offer an opportunity to hear Claude Campbell, Ashland
with current events.
Mr. Turrell assumed the duties later and he was satisfied with are not in short supply.
12,535-C Delbert Higgins, Hunter. given the w a r r a n t and will s t a r t
first hand about the exhibits on James Overbaugh, Catskill
Mr. Herzog reminded all fruit
Fred
Chamberlain,
Westkill
collecting
the
tax
next
week.
of acting county 4-H Agent in what he had earned with his taxi.
" I had rather wear out than rust
display in the main hall.
and vegetable retailers that in view
Egbert
Dibbell,
Elka
P
a
r
k
"I
was
about
$1,100
to
the
good,"
August,
1943,
succeeding
John
D.
In
his
annual
report
which
was
out"
is
a
phrase
she
often
uses
and
A snack bar will be run for the
Charles Weissel, Leeds
submitted to the Board Monday Merchant. Serving during the war he said, "and I sold my car at a of the fact that oranges and banaher recipe for a long life is to
entire week for the benefit of the
J?fl3-A_re_sjill_und.er_prlcfi control,
Harold Conine, Ashland
make it a busy one. Last year, a t
jiight^-SuperintendenL
iLT«_Sek]-years T _ho-and.-his-predecessoi 1 -sa\v*j-P rofi . t ^- L*ave-no-other-means-ofpublic and exhibitors. Last year's
these dealers must continue to figearning
a
livelihood."
Howard-VedderrHunter
-89"she
T-ode~^hrmiglr"th"e~^uow"
"on
lers stated that the policy of pro- 4-H membership reach an all time
-show-was—a—gTeatr-Hucces3~and~lt
ure their retail prices for both
Another
taxi
operator
said
he
a
tractor
when
the
car
couldn't
moting
success
by
the
maintenance
high.
looks like 1946 will exceed .the Raymond Yager, Tannersville
these items in accordance with ex- .
get through.
of smaller classes, use of helping
During their stay in Catskill, ran three car3 this summer and
earlier show in interest of exhibit- Robert Warren, Catskill
isting OPA markup regulations.
was
perfectly
satisfied
with
his
Last week a t Oak Hill, where she
William Spencer, Windham, R.F.D
Prattsville, N. Y.—The 137 local teachers and providing extra help both Mr. and Mrs. Turrell became earnings.
ors and the public as well.
OPA said the maximum retail
to
pupils
had
resulted
most
satismembers of the Reformed Church
spends her summers, she was en- patron-members of the Cooperative
Several hundred Greene county Philip Whitmore, W. Coxsackie
prices for California oranges and
"I
didn't
operate
a
taxi
last
factorily.
and
actively
identified
with
its
intertained
at
parties
and
a
lunchGrange League Federation Exbusiness men have assisted by be- Douglas DeLong, Hunter
eon. ' H e r friends in Oak Hill look change will conduct their_annual
Superintendent Sellers reported terests. Mr. Turrell served as a year," he said, "so I can't make for bananas, effective Thursday,
coming the underwriting sponsors Arthur Eldred, Climax
forward to her return next sum- meeting Thursday, Sept. 12, at 8:30 that a drop in registration during member of the consistory, and was any comparisons. But I did a good September 5, 1946, are unchanged
of the show. This year's show will Ralph Boehm, Climax
business all through the season from the previous week.
mer.
p. m. (E. D. S. T.) in the Masonic the past 10 years had been suc- also active in the Catskill Rotary and am perfectly satisfied."
feature an entirely separate Phila- Ed. Wilson, W. Coxsackie
Decontrolled by Secretary AnderHall a t Prattsville, R. Cecil Beers, ceeded by a definite increase notab- Club, which he now heads as presitelic and Numismatic Exhibit of Charles W. Becker, Prattsville
son's
order, and by individual OPA
Catskill
probably
h
a
s
.
a
s
many
dent.
Prattsville, committee chairman, ly this year.
stamp and coin collections, the re- Arthur Palmer, Surprise
as if not more taxis than any place orders issued within the past year,
The Board authorized the clerk
Before coming to this county, he of its size along the river. Many were the following fresh fruits and
announced today.
sponse being so large to the re- David Sherman, Catskill
to
sign
a
contract
with
the
Veterwas
supervisor of a large farm of local residents patronize them vegetables:
Paul
Augustine,
Sr.,
Greenville
Two members of the Patron's
quest t h a t these collectors exhibit,
Committee will be elected to suc- ans' Administration for the educa- purebred Jersey3 and Herefords a t throughout t h e year and do not
t h a t a special division has been Ernest G. Cole, Tannersville
Apricots,
cherries,
hothouse
"Wilbur Mott, Catskill
ceed George H. Vermilyea, Lex- tion of veterans in the Catskill Oneonta. When Mr. Turrell and consider the fares charged as ex- grapes, pears, plums,
set up.
Italian
his family return to t h a t com- orbitant. One can go to any p a r t
ington, and Claude G. Conine, schools.
prunes, berries, table grapes, apJunior exhibits of the arts and Leon Osborn, Windham
The purchase of a hand trailer munity, he will resume farming, of the village for a quarter and
The annual financial campaign Prattsville, whose terms are exples, grapefruit, lemons, peaches,
crafts as well as junior collections George Pflegl, Catskill, R.F.D. ;
for
use around the school grounds having been conveyed a large acre- that is reasonable enough.
T.
Merritt
Elliott,
Greenville
piring.
Chairman
Beers,
W.
P.
for the Catskill district, of the
tangerines, cantaloupes, onions,
will be shown. Special awards will
age by Mrs. Turrell's father.
Greene County Council; Boy Scouts Dibble and W. B. Ives, all of Pratts- was authorized. The matter of inspinach, snap beans, carrots, letbe presented by a corps of judges Raymond Smith, Catskill
creasing the insurance on the
Ross
J.
Ruland,
Cairo
ville
continue
as
committeemen.
E.
of
America,
will
open
on
Sept.
16,
tuce,
sweet potatoes, tomatoes, cuand on the opening day all exschool property was discussed, but
cumbers, eggplant, peas, peppers,
is is announced by Vernon Over- B. Lutz is' the local agent-buyer.
hibits will already have been judg- Carlton Engle, Cooksburgh
no action was taken.
white potatoes and cabbage.
baugh, village finance chairman.
ed for the excellence of the display. Perez Steele, Windham.
District Manager Fred Norton
When
court
reconvened
on
WedThe
campaign
will
run
for
14
Also decontrolled were a large
Hobbyists desiring to participate
will review the last year's operanumber of canned and frozen fruit3
should write or phone Rev. L. Dud- nesday morning, case No. 40, Ro- days, and is scheduled to close on tions and the program will inSalvato-Antonelli
and vegetables, peanuts and peanut
ley Rapp, St. Luke's Church, Cats- sary Perrella against Florence L. Sept. 30. A large staff of work- clude slides of G. L. F . services.
Hognestad and James E. Hogne- ers is being recruited for the drive. Chairman Beers pointed out that
products, popcorn and edible tree
Resources
of
savings
and
loan
a
s
kill, N. Y.
Marie Antonelli, daughter of Mr.
Although this is not the year for sociations of the State of New- nuts.
stad, a negligence action, was reThe Council's goal for 1946 has local patrons' annual meetings pro- and Mrs. Nicholas Antonelli, Thomo
town elections in Greene County,
ported settled. N. Joseph Fried- been set at $35,000, of which $20,- vide patron-member3 with the
o
son street, Catskill, and Robert A. several towns have filed with the York increased B.l^r or $59,158,759
man
for
the
plaintiff
and
Carter
&
during the first half of 1946, from
000 is needed for Council operating machinery for controlling their co- Snlvato of Jefferson Heights, were
Leon F. Spoor Appointed
Board of Elections designations to
Conboy for the defendant.
including camp operation. operative.
Local committeemen married nt St. Patrick's Rectory at fill vacancies. They are as fol- total resources of $728,848,214 as Performed Fine Service
Village Clerk by Board Case No. 53, Theresa Story expenses,
of January 1, 1946 to $788,006,973
The remainder will help with need- elected at these meetings not only
As Traffic Officer
against Edward G. Reimers, to re- ed capital improvements for per- determine policies for G. L. F . oper- 1:30 p. m. Sunday," Rev. John lows:
on June 30, 1946, according to figWojtna,
assistant
pastor,
officiatAt a meeting of the Catskill Vil- cover for personal injuries, was set
Windham — For town clerk, ures just released by Zebulon V.
manent development of the camp- ations in the local community but ing. It was a double ring cereGrant F. Morse, Republican.
lage Board of Trustees on Monday down for trial. H. M. Chadderdon
Special Police Officer Bernard
Woodnrd, Executive Vice-President
site a t East Jewett.
in addition play an important p a r t mony.
Greenville—For assessor, four of the New York State League of Cummings will retire from the sernight, Leon F . Spoor was appoint- for the plaintiff and Mnynard &
"I am confident t h a t the people in deciding policies of the Central
The bride was attired in a melon- years, Frank O'Hnra, Democrat; Savings and Loan Associations.
ed village clerk to succeed Alan O'Connor for the defendant.
vice on Saturday and expects to bo
of Catskill will respond again this G. L. F., which is used by more colored gabardine suit, white lace Chnrles F. Mesow, Republican.
Piser, who resigned.
on
duty again next year.
year in their usual generous and than 150,000 farmers in New York, blouse and gloves nnd a white
Savings in these institutions inLexington—For school director,
This
summer, in addition to his
Mr. Spoor is a veteran of World
full-hearted manner," Mr. Over- New Jersey and Northern Pennsyl- featheT hat. She wore a corsage Hergert J. Cross, Democrat; Ellis creased likewise during thi3 same
duties
at Catskill Point during the
War II and is employed at the Tan- Officers Elected by
baugh stated, in announcing tha vania.
period from a total of $631,490,900 arrival and departure of the Day
Vredcnburgh, Republican.
of
white
astors
and
baby's
breath.
ners National Bank. He has begun
campaign date. "I have
o
Prattsville—For assessor, Chas. on J a n u a r y 1, 1946 to $692,904,791 Line steamers, he has been doing
Mrs. Anthony Barra was matron
Catskill Rod & Gun Club opening
his new duties.
no doubt but that our quota will
Moore,
Democrat; Everett Fan- representing an increase of $61,- traffic duty at Main nnd Bridge
of honor and she wore a blue suit,
Potatoes for Ensilage
The board approved the sale of
again be over subscribed."
cher, Republican; for collector, 413,891 or 9 . 7 ^ for the period.
streets, where he performed excelpink lace blouse and gloves, with
At the annual meeting of the
the former Merkle residential propLouis P. Apy, Democrat, Nellie R.
(Continued on pago 8)
Available
to
Farmers
While
the
increase
in
savings
lent
service. He not only directed
pink
fenther
hat.
She
wore
a
corerty on North street, bid in by the Catskill Rod & Gun Club held last
Ives, Republican; for school direc- nnd loan resources was 1.6% less
,
Q
.
traffic,
but also looked after the
sage
of
pink
roses.
Friday
night
at
Edgewater
Inn
on
village for unpaid taxes, to Charles
tor, Aldrodgc Newcombe, Demo- than the increase shown for these
safety
of
pedestrians.
Greene
County
farmers
interestupper
Main
street,
the
following
Albert
Salvato
was
best
man
for
SENTENCED TO J A I L
and Louis Porto.
crat, May W. Shaver, Republican. associations for the same period of
One day recently two small boy«
ed in raising potatoes for ensilage his brother.
officers were elected:
Birger Swanson of Cairo was arThe board set Sept. 30 a s - t h e
1945, the increase in savings for the who were walking across the street,
President, Roy C. Moon (reelect- raigned before Justice of the Peace are urged to make application as
Following the reception tliero
date for n public hearing on the
first half of 1946 was 28.7% greater undoubtedly would have been run
ed); first vice president, James William E. Weber on Tuesday, on soon as possible with the Agricul- was a reception for about 50 guests Christian Science Radio
petition of . the Adirondack and
than that recorded during the com- down by a car, but for the watchful
Connolly; second vice president, a charge of disorderly conduct and tural Conservation Department, nt Hickory I/odge in Kiskntom,
Mountain View Coach lines for perProgram
on
Air
Sunday
parable
1945 period.
eye of Officer Cummings.
Louis Snulpaugh; secretary, Floyd was sentenced to six months in th? where detailed Information is avail- following which the bridal couple
mission to enter the village through
o
—
able,
it
was
announced
by
H
a
r
r
y
A.
This is the most dangerous spot
Ward; treasurer, Roy Hover; di- Greene County jail.
left for n trip to New York. On
upper Main street from Route 9-W
"Forgetting
Those
Things
Steele, assistant in conservation. Tuesday they went to Columbus,
in the village and many Catskillrectors for three years, W. Walter
as well as at Bridge street.
Percy H. Gardner
The local office will assist in pre- Mo., where Mr. Snlvato will enter Which Are Behind" is the subject
inns believe t h a t a traffic officer
Henderson, Charles Mautecr and
of
a
Christian
Science
radio
proshould be on duty there during cerStrike Closes Day Line paring the necessary blanks for for- the University of Missouri.
Charles Foote, all reelected.
gram which will be broadcast over
Percy H. Gnrdner, a former resi- tain hours every day.
warding to the state office.
,
o
Station W E A F , Sunday morning, dent of Cntskill and a t one time
Republican Clambake
Mr. Steele stated that the potaOwing to the maritime strike
September 15th a t 8:30. (G60 Kc) employed on the Catskill Mountain
ATTENDED REUNION
TO CONDUCT BUSINESS
toes will probably be shipped loose
in New York Harbor, the
This broadcast is made possible Railroad, died Tuesday a t his homo
William J. Simpkins *«
About 400 attended the annual
and In carload lots, approximately
Hudson River Day Line was
Among those attending the 23rd
Vincent R. Perrella of Round
through
the
courtesy
of
the
Nain
Summit,
N.
J.,
following
a
long
clambake of the Greene County Re- Top has filed with the Greene
20 tons to the car. The price is 20 annual reunion of the 51st Piorreer
forced to curtail Its Reason by
tional Broadcasting Company, ami illness.
William J. Simpkins, a former
publican Club at Welkcr's in Kiska- County clerk a certificate to concents per hundredweight at the Infantry, formerly the 10th Rega week.
is approved by The Christian SciFuneral services will be held at resident of Leeds, died on Sept, 8
tom on Tuesday evening and it was duct a business a t that place under
government point of purchase. iment, held a t Flushing, K I., on
The company was unable to
ence Board of Directors.
his late home tonight and the bur- a t his home in Tuckahoe, a t the
Shipping charges will be paid by Sunday, were the following from
obtain tugs to tow oil tankers
pronounced the best event of the the name "Mountaindale House."
o
.
ial will take place tomorrow at 1 age of 82. He was bom in Leeds
the farmer.
to its boat* and as a result the
kind ever put on by this organizaCaUkiU:
I
N
F
A
N
T
BAPTIZED
p.
m. in the Jefferson Rural Ceme- and moved to Tuckahoe in 1PXXV
last north-bound boat came np
tion.
Mr. Steele reported the potatoes
Clifford A. Overbaugh, Mr. and
tery,
Rev. Louis V. S. Hutton, pas- Ho was a member of the police d e - .
MEETING
POSTPONED
Carol
Lynn,
infant
daughter
of
the
riter
on
Monday
and
made
are
now
available
for
shipment
Mrs. Hugh Glennon, Mr. and Mrs.
Among those present were Contor of the F i r s t Baptist Church, partment in Tuckahoe and waa
The
meeting
of
On-U-om
ChapMr.
and
Mrs.
Warren
Knaust
rethe
final
return
trip
on
Tuesfrom
Suffolk
and
Nassau
counties
Dewey
Robinson,
Mrs.
Bettie
Seegressman J a y Le Fevre and wife
chief from 1921 to 1938, when he
day.
on Long Island, and also from bede and Mr. and Mrs. Percy H. ceived the Sacrament of Holy Bap- officiating at the grave.
nnd Supremo Court Justice Isadora ter, D. A. R, called for Saturday,
retired.
Mr.
Gardner
was
a
brother-intism
at
the
morning
Service
in
St.
Wayne, Cayuga, Genesee, Orleans, Roe.
It was Intended to operate
Bookstein. Many prominent Repub- Sept. 14th, a t Bronk House, on 9-W
Mr. Simpkins is survived by a
Steuben,. Livingston and Wyoming
the boats until n e t t Sunday
The next convention will he held Luke's Lutheran Church, West law of Mrs. Elmer Cole of Catalicans Jn the county were also han been postponed until Saturday,
kill.
son,
Louis Simpkins.
J
Camp
on
Sunday,
Sept
8.
counties.
and
Monday.
at
Hempstead,
L.
I.
( September 21st, a t 2:30 p . m.
present.
While operating a bull-dozer in
a sand pit in the Embogcht last
Friday, Daniel Cardinale, a local
excavating contractor and truckman, was killed, but the accident
was not discovered until several
hours after it happened.
I t is believed that Cardinale was
caught between t h e hydraulic
bucket and the arm of the bulldozer tractor.
When her husband had not returned to their home on Division
street at 1 a. m. Saturday, Mrs.
Cardinale went in search of him,
which resulted in finding the body.
It is believed that Cardinale met
his death between 7 and 8 p. m. on
Saturday night.
Coroner Mahlon H. Atkinson, M.
D., and Trooper H. J. Burmester of
the Catskill outpost, investigated.
It Was found t h a t Cardinale had
died of a crushed skull.
SUPREME COURT
MAKING PLANS
CONVENESHERE
FORHOBBYSHOW
TAXI BUSINESS
NEW DECONTROL
SHOWS DECLINE
ORDERSISSUED
ISCHOOLTAXRATE 4-H CLUB AGENT
FIXED_BY BOARD TURRELL^RESIGNS
ANNUAL MEETINGS
OF C. GJ^F. LOCAL
BOY SCOUT DRIVE
STARTSSEPT. 16
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Fulton New York
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