Saratoga Springs NY Saratogian 1930

THE SARATOGIAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST J 5. 1930.
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THREE PRISONERS ESCAPE WARREN COUNTY JAIL LAKE GEORGE
Blair and Colman of Hudson
Falls, Held on Larceny Charge,
Still Free; Brown Recaptured
A s e c o n d a t t e m p t a t a jail b r e a k , a t t h e W a r r e n C o u n t y
Jail n e a r L a k e G e o r g e v i l l a g e w a s s u c c e s s f u l l a s t n i g h t w h e n
three prisoners escaped after they h a d s a w e d the lock from
t h e d o o r of t h e cell b l o c k a n d h a d f l e d t h e l e n g t h of t h e c o r r i d o r t o l e a v e t h e jail b y a w i n d o w a t t h e e n d of t h e c o r r i d o r
from which they tore the screen.
One of the escaping trio
was
recaptured less than 300 y a r d s
from the jail by elate troopers who
were called by Sheriff
George
Brown of L a k e George to aid in
the search for the prisoners.
Still a t large are George Blair,
26, and E a r l Colman, 27, both of
Hudson Falls, who were being detained on c h a r g e s of larceny, second degree.
Authorities a r e confident
that
Blair a n d Colman had accomploces
waiting for t h e m outside the jail
with a n automobile. Sheriff Brown
said t h e y h e a d e d south toward
L a k e George.
T h e prisoner who was recaptured
is J o s e p h Brown, 22, of New Can a a n , Conn., charged with m a n slaughter, second aegree. H e w a s
a r r e s t e d several weeks ago after
an auto a c c i d e n t in which Mrs.
Neil T r i p p of L a k e George, a n d
Joseph G w o s h a w of Syracuse were
killed w h e n t h e i r car collided with
Brown's.
Brown said t h a t he w a s
unfamiliar w i t h the countryside a n d
immediately after leaving the jail,
lost siirht of his comrades. He
tried to h i d e n e a r the Outlook
hotel a n d it w a s a t one side of the
hotel t h a t h e w a s caught.
I n the same cell block with the
men who cacaped were
Josepn
Pedrlck, of Brooklyn, a r r e s t e d on
an abduction c h a r g e ; Juliuu Young,
Negro, and Beecher Eaber, both of
Glens Falls, who were a r r e s t e d on
separate stabbing charges. Neither
of the last two a t t e m p t e d to accept
the chance to escape b u t Pedrick
made for the open door and freedom only to halted by the sight of
Mrs. Brown, the sheriff's wife, who
had rushed out a t the first noise.
Sheriff Brown, who answered the
calls of his wife w h e n s h e saw the
men fleeing from the jail, stopped
to get his gun a n d w h e n he appeared the men were already out
of sight. H e immediately
summoned the trooners and
deputy
sheriffs. S^t. W a l t e r A. Purcell of
Troop G. is in c o m m a n d of the
troopers while the deputies
are
working u n d e r Sheriff R i c h a r d A.
Hall of Glens Falls.
Authorities accused P e d r i c k of
neing the ringleader in the attempted delivery about three weeks
ago when three h a c k s a w s , an iron
b a r and a quantity of copper wire
wa3 found in the cells. Since t h a t
time visitors have n o t been allowed to see the prisoners.
R O U N D LAKE
MANY ACTIVITIES
AT WORLD WIDE
GUILD GATHERING
R O U N D L A K E , Aug. 14 (Special) — T h e World Wide Guild of
E a s t e r n N e w York, Missionary society of the N o r t h e r n Baptist convention for girl^ and women, is
holding its second assembly this
week, h a v i n g 1hcir g a t h e r i n g s in
K e n n e d y H a l l with outdoor exercises on t h e high school campus.
One h u n d r e d ten are registered
and a r e u n d e r the supervision of
Mrs. C. W. Gammons, Schenectady, w h o i3 s e c r e t a r y of E a s t e r n
New York, and Miss P e a r l Townsend
of
Greenwich,
assistant
c h a i r m a n a n d r e g i s t r a r . Dr. Clara
Beach, who w a s a m e m b e r of the
faculty last year, will t e a c h t h e
Bible classes. Other m e m b e r s of
the faculty a r e : Miss Josie Willis
of Howard, W e s t e r n New Y o r k
W. W. G. secretary, teacher of
methods;
Miss E s t h e r
Phelps,
field secretary of the guild, classes
in d r a m a t i c s ; Miss Allcne N r y a n
will teach, " I n d i a on the m a r c h
and Wonderland of I n d i a " ; Miss
Lydia Hulier, W e s t I n d i a n treasurer, "Between t h e Americas,"
Miss Florence Todd of Oneonta is
in c h a r g e Of m u s i c ; Miss M a r y
Estey of Brooklyn,
teacher
of
swimming;
Miss Helen
Yager
Oneonta, in charge of sports and
Miss F a n n i e H a r t e r , Ilion, will di-
PEP UP THE VEGETABLES
W h e n t h e vegetables begin to look the worse for bad weather,
Insects, or lack of fertility, side dressing with a nitrogenous fertilizer may pay. The new mimeographed bulletin V 20, "Side Dressing
Vegetable Crops", tells w h a t fertilizers to apply and how to apply
t h e m . T h e side dressing usually most benefits leafy crops, such as
lettuce, endive, spinach, chard, celery, and cabbage.
Many transplanted crops are often benefitted by a nitrogen fertilizer, if applied
soon after t r a n s p l a n t i n g .
If the fertilizer strilsfes the leaves it
d a m a g e s t h e m , but if applied to the row the leaves regain that
dark g r e e n color.
Office of Publication,
State College of Agriculture,
Ithaca, N. Y.
P l e a s e send me a copy of the mimeographed bulletin, "Side
Dressing Vegetable Crops", V 20 which The Saratogian has arr a n g e d to h a v e sent to its r e a d e r s who fill out this coupon very
plainly, preferably in ink:
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rect the m a k i n g of b a n q u e t favors.
The girls a r e
under
student
g o v e r n m e n t with Miss E d i t h Estey
of Brooklyn, c h a i r m a n of the Student Council. A largo a m o u n t of
Guild literature it! on t a l e in the
book room and Miss P a u l i n e L u n n
of Oneonta conducts t h e departm e n t . Special guests d u r i n g the
week will be Mrs. A u g u s t Rohl,
N e w Y o r k District W . W. G. secretary, Mrs. B . B. H a t h a w a y , of
Belgian Congo a n d Mrs. D. M.
Collier of Albany,
director of
W h i t e Cross w o r k in the
New
York district.
The mornings a r e devoted to
classes, afternoons to outdoor activities, and in the evenings Vespor services a r e followed by ent e r t a i n m e n t s In uuditorium, either
plays or lectures. T o m o r r o w night,
the closing night, t h e Guild banquet will be held a t Hotel Orient.
The purpose of t h e m e e t i n g s are
for a house p a r t y g a t h e r i n g and
missionary study g r o u p s a n d Bible
study. The lecture T u e s d a y evening on her work i n P o r t o Rico by
Miss Lydia Hulier, w a s m o s t int e r e s t i n g and i n s t r u c t i v e .
The play given last evening on
the high school c a m p u s w a s written by a Guild m e m b e r
from
Schenectady. I t w a s t h e fifteenth
a n n i v e r s a r y of the organization of
the Guild and w a s in the form of
a human birthday cake.
This
evening in the a u d i t o r i u m is to
be given a t 8 o'clock, a play entitled My Country Cousin, w r i t t e n
by Miss Virginia Edsell of Rochester, a Guild girl. I t is hoped
t h a t a large n u m b e r will be present as the admission fee is nominal for a good wholesome play.
A t t e n d a n t s this w e e k
at
the
meetings include, t h e Misses Catherine Bower, M a r i o n
Herslink,
Myrtle Pcacre, T h e l m a Reif, Anna
Mae Herslink, E t h e l
Schumm,
Mrs.
Alice Lange,
Amsterdam;
Mises E d i t h Estey, M a r y Estey,
Carol Flemming. Stella W h i t m a n ,
E t h e l Sodden, K a t h e r i n e Fisher,
I d a Caruso, Aurelia Tarallo, Mrs.
E. A. Atkins, B r o o k l y n ; Misses
Marion
Taylor, M a r i a n
Getly,
Gladys Eddy, Mrs. C. A. Millard,
Granville; Miss P e a r l Townsend,
Greenwich; Misse3 M a r i o n Flemming, Dorothy P a t t e r s o n ,
Mary
Benedict,
R u t h B r o n s o n , Mrs.
P e a r l Slcason, H a m i l t o n ; Misses
Hilda Lynes, Priscilla Clary, Rose
Guyette.
75, Mr. Collina and Mr. L a h r , 76,
and Leslie G. Brown, 1.
The trustees, nine in number,
met a t t h e close of the polling and
adjourned until a convenient t i m e
for the a p p o i n t m e n t of
officers
and c o m m i t t e e s .
Many s p o r t s are promised for
Labor D a y at the Casino.
Fire
works, a w i m m i n g
contests,
tub
racing, etc., will be enjoyed, Manager H o w a r d Lenox a n n o u n c e s .
B r i d g e Party* 1
Mrs. J. W. B. Coleman gave a
bridge p a r t y Tuesday evening in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. R o b e r t
D a n a a n d Mr. and Mrs. F r e d Nickols of N e w York city, who a r e
spending two weeks in the C u r r i e r
cottage in t h e Circle.
Guests included, Mr. a n d
Mrs.
Dan<, Mr. a n d Mrs. Nicko!a, Mr.
and M r s . J a m e s R. Stevens, Jr.,
Mr. a n d Mrs. William G. Cox, Mr.
and M r s . Dalton H. Blanchard, Mr.
and Mrs. William McMillan, Mrs.
Jame« P . Connor, Miss May E n sign, M r s . A. W. Hollister, Mrs. J.
H o m e r B r e w s t e r , Miss En«ign winning first prize, Mrc. B l a n c h a r d
second, a n d Mrs. Connor consolation. A w a r d s for the g e n t l e m e n
were won by Mr. Stevens first, Mr.
McMillan second, a n d Mr. Nickols
consolation.
Personals.
Mr. a n d Mrs. William G. Cox a r e
e n t e r t a i n i n g Mr. a n d Mrs. Oliver
Davis, of Holh'wood.
T h e Rev. and Mrs. L e s t e r W .
W a r d of Schaghticoke, have been
in t o w n a t t e n d i n g several confertnces recently.
Mrs. J a m e s B e r n h a r d and d a u g h ter, J e a n Marie, of A m s t e r d a m ,
were g u e s t s yesterday of Mrs.
Harold H . Corhin.
'
H a r r i s o n Goddard is confined to
his h o m e with an a t t a c k of tonsi-
Virginia Hall, F l o r e n c e K n a p p ,
Virginia Acker, E l i z a b e t h Thayer,
R u t h DeLong, Olive Souler, Oneonta; Miss P e g g y L a m p h e r e , Richmond Hill; Mr3. W . S. D u n h a m ,
Rockville Center;
Misses
Grace
Beith Mae L a Bonte, Mae K n a p p ,
Salt P o i n t ; Misses E d i t h Slater,
E s t h e r Harney, M a e Clark, Vivian Bishop, R e b e c c a Kirby, Marjorie F a u l k n e r , M a r g e r y Wiltzen,
A n n a Rost, D a i s e y m a y
McCouberg, Schenectady; Misses Marie
W r i g h t , Anna E w i n g , J e a n n e Gillette, J a n e Gillette, Mrs. J. A.
W r i g h t , Scotia; Misses Marjorie
R u r s e l , Helen Gale, Sidney; Miss
Helen Dean, Mrs. Ellen
Dean,
Stillwater;
Misses
Anna
Mae
Graystone,
Margaret
Pritchard,
Jane
P r i t c h a r d , Nellie Owens,
L a u r e n a Ogden, E v e l y n
Jones,
Louise Rider, E v e l y n J o n e s , Vera
A r t h u r , Florence B r a n t o n , Utica;
Misses M a r g a r e t W e k t e r , Audrey
B a r n e s , Velma Green, W e s t Oneonta.
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LABOR
DAY
litis. Dr. W. M. Goddard is the
a t t e n d i n g physician.
Mrs. H e n r y Abeel is ill a t h e r
home in the Circle, under the care
of Dr. J. R. McElroy.
Bobble Ellsworth of S a r a t o g a
Springs, who is a guest of h i s
g r a n d p a r e n t s , Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Ellsworth, h a d the
misfortune
Only
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IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
The delinquent Tax List of Saratoga County is
being prepared in the County Treasurer's office
for the annual Tax Sale. All persons owing
taxes are hereby notified and given an opportunity to pay before the list is advertised and
cava the expense of the Tax Sale charges.
George O. Slingerland
County Treasurer.
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Sunday Services
The Sunday services in the auditorium August 17 will be preaching a t 10:30 and 7:30 by the Rev.
David W. Reld, N o r t h
Adams.
Prof. A. Y. Cornell will furnish
the musical n u m b e r s .
Mr. and Mrs. D e w i t t P e r r y , who
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H e n r y F. Brink several days, returned to their home in Otego, yes-
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Mr. B r i n k .
Divine service a t the Malta
Ridge Methodist church Sunday at
10:30, the Rev. G. H. C. Bain of
Rouwd^EiKe preaching the sermon. Sunday school a t noon, Epworth League service at 8:45. Sunday, August 24th, there will be no
service in the morning.
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B A L L S T O N SPA, Aug. 15. —
•Special)—The
Saratoga
County
"vCotor Vehicle B u r e a u has recoived
its 1931 allotment of 12,000 automobile plate* for pleasure cars.
The colors, yellow and black, are
the same, but changed to yellow
background with black
figures.
The 1930 plates have the black
background w i t h yellow figure*.
T h e 1931 allotment of pleasure
car plates does not exceed the 1930
consignment, a n d today the Mot#r
Vehicle B u r e a u reported there p r o bably would not be m a n y plates left
over.
T h e commercial trailer a n d motorcycle license plates have
not
been receiver 1 to date, but are ex; ected within a few weeks. T h e
s.ze of the 1931 plates is the same.
T h e 1931 issue for Saratoga coun' y n u m b e r s a r e 1D-7001 to 9999,
2nd 2D-101 to 9000. The 1930 issue
n u m b e r s are D-101 to 9999* a n d
1D-1 to 2000.
T h e 1931 plates are expected to
be issued to automobile a n d t r u c k
( wners a b o u t December 1.
Tuesday, while on a hike to Mount
Lookout, to slip and injure one leg
necessitating the t a k i n g of eight
stitches. Older boy* who were near
conveyed him to the office of Dr.
A. O. Roberts, who attended to the
injury.
Mrs. Harold H. Corbin was a
guest of Mrs. P a u l D. Owens, Troy,
Tuesday.
Hotel Arrivals.
Recent arrivals a t Hotel Gotha m are Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Geer,
Troy; the Misses Grace Andrews,
Beatrice Andrews, W. B. W. Andrews,
Dorothy
H . Andrews,
Brooklyn; George H . 8chenke,
Hamburg, G e r m a n y , Count .Griffaky, W a r s a w ; Charles
Simpson,
Hudson; A. F . Peck, Detroit; Mr.
a n d Mrs. Lincoln Smith and son,
Brooklyn; Mr. a n d Mrs. Samuel
Smith, New Y o r k ; Will Spendapenny, Brookline, Mass.; R. Mottage, Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and
Mrs. C. Mills, Miss E. Mills, New
York; Mrs. S. K. A s h m a n , Yonkers; A. F. Fields, B . C. Fields, F .
M. Fields, Brooklyn; F r e d Eastern, Charles E. Young,
James
E. Watkins, New Y o r k ;
Henry
Roder, Schenectady; Mr. and Mrs.
J o h n Schenkel a n d daughter, New
York; Anthony Leonardo, Schenectady^; Mr. and Mrs. J o h n Richter, Albany; F r e d e r i c k Promweed,
N. Y.; Mrs. F . S. Shields, Mrs. C.
Short, Florida; Mr. a n d Mrs. W.
R. Lyon, Dobbs F e r r y .
Ruth
Cross man, R u t h P r a t t ,
L a u r a Crossman, Bessie Cornell,
Miss E t h e l Shippey, H u d s o n Falls;
Miss F a n n y H a r t e r , Miss Florence
Moore, Ilion; Misses J e a n n e Roberts, Elsie Snell, P a u l i n e
Goldsmith, Mechanicville; Misses Charlotte Cornell, E m i l y K e n y o n , Alice
White, Benita H o w l a n d ,
Mount
V e r n o n ; Miss H e l e n Clark, Miss
E d n a McNcar, N e w b u r g ; Misses
Mildred J e n k i n s , F l o r e n c e Dutcher, Vivian Dutcher, D o r a Blanchard, Florence Todd, H e l e n Yager,
P a u l i n e Lunn, F r a n c e s Townsend.
T h e a n n u a l election of three
t r u s t e e s for a t e r m of t h r e e y e a r s
w a s held W e d n e s d a y in t h e auditorium. G r a n t Gquld, E d g a r F .
Collins and J. B. L a h r w e r e elected to succeed themselves, 76 votes
being cast, Mr. Gould
receiving
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