Pelham NY Sun 1934

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THE
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of a proven excellence
in one of t h e fruitful
sections of residential
Westchester County.
A N e w s p a p e r for the Pelhams v v
TWELVE PAGES
PELHAM, N. Y., FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1934.
Price Six Cents
VOLUME 25
An advertising medium
NUMBER 19
Class of
ted at
Sch ogi^Tomo r\
t
M. Pettee Defaults To
CHAMPIONSHIP TO 8 9 - ^ I e
New Bank claims Baer. Dempsey and Other Notables
44 GRIEVANCES
Will Be Honored
BE DECIDED AT 1 Q q d fn
ARE FILED WITH
Will Attend Dinner In Honor Of CLUB
J y o
w
ON
SUNDAY
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TOWNASSESSORS
Many Taxpayers Discuss Valuations With Assessors and
Leave Without Filing Complaints.
More than one hundred taxpayers discussed their assessments
with t h e Board of Assessors at
the Grievance Day sessions on
Tuesday, but only 44 applications
for review were filed, according to
the report of John E. VHter,
chairman of t h e Be*rd. Adjustments will be made during the
next few weeks.
There w a s no evidence of the
disorder which has marked previous Grievance sessions when taxpayers jammed the town board
room and raised stern opposition
against valuations placed on property by t h e assessors. The board
was busy during the afternoon and
evening.
MEMORIAL LIBRARY
BOOKS AVAILABLE
FOR CLUB MEMBERS
Literature Section Establishes
Library in Memory of Late
Mrs. Robert A. Holmes.
New books in the fields of fiction,
biography, poetry and travel, a s
well a s standard works a r e now
available every Tuesday morning
to Manor Club members from the
Susan B. Holmes Memorial l i b r a r y
>
Although t h e time for filing
claims againsffthe defunct Pelham
National Bank ham officially expired Receiver Warner Pyne ia
still accepting proofs of claim. According to Mr. Pyne i t has been the
custom of the Comptroller of t h e
Currency to accept claims a t any
time during the life of t h e trust,
although the legal notice published
recerttty, set June 9th as t h e closing date. Mr, Pyne reports t h a t
several claims have been received
since June" 9th. T h e outstanding
claims are' all small amounts.
RALPH H. MARKS
FIRST CHIEF OF
MANOR IS DEAD
Established Grocery Business
in North Pel ham in 1894.
Was Chief From 1904 Until
1919.
Ralph H. Marks, who for many
years was in business in North
Pel ham and was t h e first chief of
police of Pelham Manor, died a t the
Hotel Alexandria in New York City
on Saturday morning after a short
illness. He was 70 years old. Mr.
Marks came to Pelham in 1894 and
conducted a grocery store here.
He was appointed head of the Pelham Manor police department in
1904 and remained in command until 1919 when he resigned to enter
the insurance investigation field.
Chief Marks was in command of
the Pelham Manor force when
Philip Gargan and James Butler
were appointed in 1909. Gargan
succeeded Marks a s chief. Butler
Chief Michael J. Grady Of Manor Geo.
1933 Title Holder in SemiFinal.
Boxers, Theatrical and
Radio Stars, Judges and
County Leaders To Attend Function at Travers Island Tuesday Eve.
Members of (^lass to Conduct Commence!
gram; Prizes and Honors to Be Award*
E. K. Ludington, Jr., will defend
his title in t h e first round of the
Pelham Country Club golf championship tournament on Sunday in
a thirty-six hole match. Either
H. W. Comfort or Village Trustee
John C. Duncan, Jr., will be his opponent. Comfort and Duncan will
play a semi-final match tomorrow.
George M. Pettee, who was to meet
the club champion in the semi-final
has defaulted because he will be
out of town over the week-end. The
first eighteen holes of the final
match will be2 : n a t 9 a. m. on Sunday. The second round will be
played on Sunday afternoon.
Five hundred friends of Police
Chief Grady of Pelham Manor will
storm the New York Athletic Clubj
at Travers Island on Tuesday nighi
when a dinner-dance will be given
in his honor.
Max Baer, heavyweight chara»
pion of the world, will be there;
Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight
champion, will be with Baer. Both
of these stare of the fistic world
have postponed vacation trfjft'for a
few days in order to be present.
This news was conveyed to Joseph
V. Connolly, resident of Pelharawood and head of King Features
WILLIAM E. RUSSELL, J r .
Syndicate, the great Hearst g e * s j a p e r s organization. Mr.i Connoll.v
who generously offered to provide
entertainment for the dinner-dance
will have "Bugs" Baer, the great
humorist, as toastmaster. During
the evening the following will contribute to the program: Vincent
Lopez, Eddie Dowling, Harry RwhI man, Olive Jones of the Stork Club,
\« •_* • J m L o i. I 4 . Rubber-face Gallagher, the facial
REILLY'S APPEAL
OF ZONING WILL
BE HEARD MONDAY
W. E. RUSSELL, JR.
HONOR GRADUATE
AT LAW SCHOOL
Chester Park and Pelhamwood Taxpayers Will Oppose
Maintained High Scholastic c o n t o r t i o n i s t i M U t ^
g r e a t car.
Average Since Early School toonist Believe I t or Not Ripley, Granting of Permit for TwoDays; is Graduated Cum and Jack Lait famous short story- Family House.
writer. Bradley Kelly will direct
Laude.
the show and Clark Kinnaird, radio
In t h e quarter-final matches,
played over t h e last week-end,
Comfort defeated C. L. Williams, 4
and 2; Duncan defeated A. BBaker, 2 and 1; Ludington defeated
R. C. Ingalls 4 and 3. Pettee had
previously defeated A. R. Moore 3
and 1.
The semi-finals of the Governor's
Cup tournament will also be played
en Saturday and t h e final on Sunday A. F . Maxwell will meet Fire
Commissioner Shirley R. Guard and
Paul Gulick will meet C. H. Ficke.
In the quarter finals Maxwell defeated F . H. Farnham 2 and 1.
Guard defeated H. D. Shattuck 4
and 3 ; Gulick defeated H . E. Henneman 2 up and Ficke defeated A.
L. Bieber 6 and 5.
The C l a s s ^ A l 9 3 4 , largest in the history of Pelham
Memorial HighTscljool will be graduated tomorrow night.
Commencement exercises will be conducted by members of
the class in the a u d i ^ f c m of the school. Supt. of Schools
Joseph Clifton BrownMIl make a short address to the graduates. W. W. Fairclougn, principal of the school will present
prize awards. School Trustee William L. Chenery will p r e - ^ .
Awards and Arj^uf*^. /Lve^T
sent t h e Men's Club
ducation'
will praplrt diujemaa.
president of the Boa*
$75,000
Towrlftnd
School Tax Litks
Sold on Wednesmay
Town and school t a x _liens
amounting to $75,000 were sold a t
public sale by Supervisor William
M. McBride on Wednesday. Pelham Manor village t a x liens
amounting t o $25,000 were purchased and $20,000 worth of North
Pelham liens.
The bidding was spirited. In
many instances, liens were sold a s
low a s seven per cent.
The unsold town and school t a x
liens amount to $9,973.84. Supervisor McBride reports that last
year t h e town had to take over
approximately $16,000 in liens. The
unsold Pelham Manor liens amount
to $2,832.29. The unsold North
Pelham liens amount to $2,150.59.
Diplomas will be presented to" 89
pupils.
• , «• •
The invocation will be offered by
IcVickar Haight, RecKs Church. William B .
pnt of the Class ofj
the address of
leniors will offer
pnt topics. They
boras Smith.
can
L
Kaiid-
er, " i w ( p a f a w f Leisure of t h e
Workin|
A musical program will be presented b y the high school orchest r a under the direction of A. J .
Fregans, . head of the music department.
There will be five awards made
to members of the Senior Class
Scholarship and outstanding accomplishment The names of the
boy and girl who have attained the
highest mental, moral and physical development will be inscribed
on the Memorial Tablet in t h e
corridor of t h e school. Loyal Senb^yjardedj_to the
P r o t e s t against t h e demand of
announcer of the WINS station will former Mayor James Reilly for a
variance in ilic Nuith Pelham zonA i ^ u i a a s uecii esliiun&iicu
04
I a t police hcaUl^ua,
ing ordinance to permit t h e conCHARGED REDUCED
Literature Section in honor of the ters a t the present time. The for- struction of a two-family house on
late Mrs. Robert A. Holmes. Mrs. mer chief was a frequent visitor a t
MALLIN ENTERS
Linden avenue in Chester P a r k will
(Continued On Page 8)
Holmes, who was president of the Pelham Manor police headquarters
PLEA 0££U1LTY
be raised by the Chester Park AsManor Club from 1925 to 1926, was
Funeral services were held a t the
so:iation and the Pelhamwood Asalso honorary chairman of the Lit- Riverside Memorial Chapel, 76th
County Judge
sociation a t the hearing to take
erature Section a t the time of her street and Amsterdam avenue in
yesterday
permitfe
place at the Town Hall on Monday
passing, and was especially inter- New York City on Monday mornnight.
Both taxpayers' associa- Will Appoint Committee to against James J.
ested in its activities. Her mem- ing. Interment was a t Mount Zion
tions have gone on record in oppoAssist in Studying Real Es- ' * " • ' ! ; U ' . . i\.h,if**~rn~>tii Zf't
ory is also honored by the Susan B. cemetery. Gargan, Butler and Sersition to any change'm zoning re3rd degrfce assaWt and
rewivW-mV: school. A Senior Scholarship Meu*l
Holmos Garden Trophy awarded geant James Burnett and others
tate
and
Building
Conditions
r
strictions, fearing t h a t niodifkaplea of guilty in County Court a t will be awarded t o the member of
arrmmll;^*: -QUgJitjJ^.GariJ*'" * ••—- f-! i ha<. '
..At I"
"* h i m
tion for Reilly wi'l weaken the en- Here.
i White Plains yesterday. Mallin is the graduating class* who has at> " fcixhe MamH^puh to (.";• «ar-. aii*ndea tr.E .. . :.;.
»
tire structure of the zoning ordinawaiting sentence.
' cjen ' -hich seen from the street contained the highest '"average in
Surviving a r e t h e «•*•*" Mrs.
Mallin was arrested in North Regents marks.
tributes most t o t h e beauty of the Rachel Marks and a son, M, rtin H . 115 in New York City he was the; Town Leader Ward V. Tol- ances.
John T. Brook, president of the
«cqmnWMy
«
bases his contention that Pelham Builders Supply Co., has Pelham on May 25th on the comranking student and Valedictorian
Mfcrks of New York City."
Junior, Sophomore and Freshbert is Elected A State Com- he Reilly
i
should
be permitted to erect the been appointed chairman of the plaint of his wife, Kathryn, who man Scholarship Awards will be
of
his
class.
He
was
awarded
the
CTlb members pay a nominal
mitteeman at White Plains twe-family house within t h e re- Pelham branch of a county commit- charged t h a t he broke into her made to the members of these
E. F . Eilert medal for scholastic
rental for the use of the books in
stricted zone on the ground that tee which under NRA auspices will apartment a t No. 105 Fifth avenue classes who have attained t h e
excellence.
This
award
was
esthe Hbrary, most of which have
Session.
there were other such dwellings in conduct a survey of real estate and and assaulted her with a rolling highest scholastic averages dur(Continued on Page 4)
been gifts of members. Mrs. HenChester Park prior t o t h e enact- building conditions throughout the pin.
ing the school year.
ry B. Heylman has been a most
The
Pelham
delegation
to
the
ment of the restriction in 1931. His county. He will during the coming
generous donor.
county Republican committee con- application has been rejected once. week announce the names of five
Mrs. Hilliard C. Birney, forme*
vention at White Plains on Tuesmen who will be associated with
head of the Literature Section, and
day w a s : Ward V. Tolbert, Pelham
him a s the Pelham committee. The
a member of the club board of dileader; Ben L. Fairchild, Ernest F .
eet-up calls for a banker, a mortTentative plans for a campaign
rectors, is chairman of the commitEilert, Mrs. Ward V. Tolbert, Miss
gage man, a builder, an architect
to raise sufficient funds to purtee in charge of the library.
A. Seed, Mrs. Selleck, Mrs. J . E\
and
a publicity man.
chase
"Pelhamdale,"
the
famous
——_—*_
Ackland, Mrs. M . Godfrey, Oden,
Revolutionary W a r home of Col.
Sail for Europe.
The committee will do in Pelham
Mrs. A. T. Bolton, Mrs. James L.
E a r l y hours a r e prescribed for
"I think we're
right,"
said
what will be done in other parts of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Connolly David Pell on Iden avenue, were
Gerry,
Robert Molitor, Anthony
discussed
a
t
a
meeting
held
a
t
t
h
e
Departing from the usual custhe county—make a survey of con- the good burghers of Pelham Mayor Sprague after Simonelli
of Benedict Place, Pelhamwood,
Smith, Domonic Amato,
M. J .
ditions and report before July 10th Heights b y the village fathers and had gone.
are sailing tomorrow a t noon on Manor Chib on Saturday. The tom of holding the annual com- Early, J r . , Gordon Miller, Thomas
no extension of the midnight curvoluntary
committee
will
meet
mencement
exercises
in
the
School
"Absolutely
right,"
seconded
the S. S. (hamplain for Europe.
Thomod Thursby
Injured on the probable sum of money few on restaurants that might tend
M. Kennett.
again
on
Monday
a
t
10
a.
m.
Hall
on
Second
avenue,
the
graduawhich
could
be
used
by
homeowners
Trustee Passmore.
After a stay in London whore Mr.
Critically in Pelham Heights in improving their properties, or to disturb their righteous slum- A short time later, Thomas M.
tion exercises of Saint Catherine's
On the surface the meeting went
Connolly will be engaged with
Parochial School will be held this along smoothly, underneath there
While Cranking Automobile. potential builders of homes, gar- bers will be granted. Mayor Tal- Kennett, publisher of The Pelham
business transactions, they will j UIViVIVEiO KJEiLtlwitSEi,
in t h e Church.
were whispered conversations of
--:
ages, etc., if money was readily bert W. Sprague and his fellow Sun, who was attending the bachevisit in Scotland and Ireland. JoCAR RAMS GARAGE year
The
exercises
will
be
held
on
Suna fight between t h e Old Guard a s
Thomod Thursby, 36, of No. 19available on long-term mortgages board members handed down t h a t lor banquet in honor of George
seph Connolly, Jr. # will accompany
ruling on Monday night when J u - O'Sullivan a t f i e Tik-Tok Restday
afternoon,
June
24th
a
t
three
represented
by
Harry
R.
Barrett,
Bonnefoy
place, New Rochelle, was for that purpose.
his parents,
--W**'"'
An automobile owned by William o'clock. Very Reverend Monsignor
lius
Simonelli, representing t h e
secretary of the Republican County seriously
injured
in
Pelham
This plan is calculated by the Tik Tok Restaurant a t No. 115aurant, appeared and handed a
Gillett of Prospect avenue, Pelham
note, to Mayor Sprague. This note
Entertain in Honor of Daughter. Manor, was slightly damaged Fri- Francis P. McNichol, pastor of t h e Committee, and right-hand man of Heights, late Friday afternoon, NRA to offset the timidity which
Wolf's Lane, petitioned t h e t r u s - imparted the information t h a t a
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer C. Rey- day when it rolled down First church will preside and will pre- the late leader, William L, Ward wfeen he was r u n over b y a n auto- the bankers of the country are
tees t o extend the curfew until number of prominent citizens, innolds of Peace street, Pelham street hill in North Pelham and sent diplomas t o the graduates and and the new county chairman mobile he was attempting to s t a r t showing in making loans for con1:30 a. m.
will
also
present
the
prizes.
cluding Town Leader Ward V.
Charles
Griffiths,
allied
with
the
by
cranking.
Thursby
is
a
t
New
Manor, are entertaining a t a dinner crashed against the side of the Pelstruction purposes. I t is believed
Simonelli pointed out that t h e Tolbert, Rev. Father Arthur A.
Rev,
Daniel
J
.
Downing,
Ph.
D.,
State Leader
Kingsland Macy, Rochelle Hospital with a broken that if ready money is available, a
party a t their home this evening town Garage at Fourth avenue. The
restaurant was being conducted in Campbell, Ernest F . Eilert, Fire
large volume of work can be crefor 28 guests in honor of the grad- car had been parked on t h e street of Cathedral College, New York who were demanding the elimina- back.
a quiet and orderly manner. He Commissioner
City,
formerly
assistant
to
MonDominic
Amato,
tion of Walter W. Westall, a s a
Thursby, a painter, had been ated and thus relieve the unemployuation of their daughter, Miss and the brake became released in
said t h a t an extension of the cur- Town Counsel George Lambert,
Florence Reynolds from Junior some manner. North Pelham po- signor McNichol a t Saint Cather- retributory act for his stand on the working a t t h e home of Village ment situation.
few would permit the proprietors
ine's, will deliver the address to public utilities legislation.
U p to Truatee John C. Duncan, J r . , a t
High School.
lice notified the owner.
The appointment of Mr. Brook to begin to realize some return on Councilman Henry H. Sirnmen and
No 1 1 7
the graduates.
others were present a t the dinner
a few minutes before the opening
Monterey avenue, Having
The afternoon will be concluded of proceedings, it was believed that fi™»hed his work for t h e day, he was made by Col. John B. Rose the investment of several thous- and that a slight extension be
chairman
of
the
Code
Authority
for
ands of dollars they had made in granted in this occasion.
by Solemn Benediction with Rev. Westall would be nominated, but P r e p * r e d to go home in t h e autoAfter
Vincent de Paul Mulry officiating. the name of Pliny W. Williamson, mobile, owned by his employer, the Builders Supply Industry. In equipping the place. He complain- reading the note, Mayor Sprague
The following pupils will receive county supervisor from Scarsdale, , a m f s Sneddon, of No. 25 Beech- his communication to Mr. Brook, ed t h a t when the management had passed it over t o Trustee Passmore
diplomas: Gorham Head, Cecilia was put before t h e convantion, fol- ™ o d » v « n u « . N * w Rochelle. Al- Col. Rose outlines the plan for pro- to p u t out its customers a t mid- with the comment:
viding funds to build homes for night, they went into North Pelthere
Murtha, Virginia Kennedy, Thomas lowed by Harry Barrett's declara- ]ru*\
"This seems to be a plea to you,
, w a f n o ™ t n € g s t o those who have steady salaries and
A new type of entertainment j Members of Pelham Country Lightbody, John Burke, Dorothy tion that Weatall's name would not « * »<*ual accident, police learned can shoulder the responsibility; and ham where there is a 1:30 a. m. Roy."
curfew or t o other places.
has been arranged for the mem- c l n b w h o h a v e m a < j e reservation* Dickson, Dorothy
Kain, Cerey *'"" ."" . 7 7 " * " " mm* ™
that the c a r was in gear a t t h e as an aim of t h e survey to ascerHaving read the note, Trustee
"We've watched your place," Passmore said:
bers of Pelham Country C u b to^ ftnd M
Wells, Patricia Miller, Lucy Reilly, *" p l a c e d b e f o r e t h e ™ « « n S
d,nner jndude:
time and when Thursby tried t o tain what volume of supplies in
commented V i l l a g e
Attorney
Ben Koch was redesignated for crank it, it leaped forward and
morrow night when the club will I
George Kelly, John Carey, Alfred
"And what difference does that
building materia) can be expected George Hinckley, "and the reports
go nautical for .the observance of> J - *• R u y ' . M r - » n d M r « - W - J - Chausse, Gerard Murtha, Mary County Clertc. Walter Ferris, for passed over his body. The car
make?"
as
a
result.
I
t
is
another
attempt
that have come to me have been
"Showboat N i g h t " There will be I Donovan, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Barbara Huntenburg, Fred- 20 years assistant district attorney, then continued to roll down t h e
"None so far aa I can see" said
a dinner a t t h e clubhouse after j J. Dufismore, Judge and Mrs. Frank erick De Stolfe, Jennie Miller, was named for the post of District driveway, a t the rear of t h e Dun- to set the wheel of a stalled indus- good. According to them you a r e Mayor Sprague's rejoinder.
try
in
motion
again.
running a quiet and orderly place
which t h e party will adjourn to Roberson, Miss Lia Villari, Mr. and Helen Baker and Thomas Burpee. Attorney. Seabury C. Mastick for can property, passed over a lawn,
"I'm in wrong with t h a t crowd
—hut t h e l a w is the law and t h a t anyway but it doesn't worry me,"
the Showboat Periwinkle t o wit- Mrs, Archibald F . Maxwell, Mr.
State Senator. 25th District. Her- and finally w a s wrecked against
nee* the first performance of "Per-I' and Mrs. H. E, Henneman, Mr. and
specifies
midnight
closing.
The
bert R. Smith for Assemblyman 1st the home of John H. Hinn.an of
Depart for Quebec.
said Trustee Passmore.
District.
Ralph A. Gamble, for No, 116 Loring avenue.
Mrs. Charles A. Muessel of the people of this village stand back
winWe Purities," Members of the Mrs. Harold W. Comfort, Mr. and Auxiliary Members
The curfew was not enforced
of t h i s . "
Assemblyman, Second Assembly
Periwinkle Players will entertain Mrs. K. R. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Police removed Thursby to the Esplanade, left on Monday for her
that night.
Entertained
By
Post
District.
the club members during the din- A. McGregor, Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
summer home on I^rire Memphre"We want to keep this village
hospital.
ner a t the club and this perform- Bowen, Mr. George Playle, Mr and
Pelham delegation was honored
Members of the Auxiliary of PelThursby underwent an operation magog, Quebec, Canada. She was quiet and believe that this law will
ance will provide an insight as to Mrs. Henry H. Sirnmen, Mr. and
ham Post No. 50, American Le- by one of their number, ex-Senator at t h e hospital on Wednesday. I t accompanied by her son, Charles, aid ua," said Trustee John C. Dun- RADIO & ELECTRIC
what will follow on board the Peri- Mr*. M. J. Smith, Col. and Mrs.
gion, were the guests of t h e Post Ward V. Tolbert being elected state is reported t h a t he is paralyzed. jr., and her daughter, Dorothy Jane can, J r .
SERVICE CO,
winkle. The evening's entertain- Frederick W. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. a t its meeting last night a t t h e committeeman.
"I'm against any extension,"
Electricians
ment has been arranged by Henry j Joseph C. Rovenaky, Mr. and Mrs. Masonic Temple. Commander Sid
To Attend ( ommeficement.
said Trustee Roy Passmore,
Sopt. Pillsbury Engaged.
H. Sirnmen, John G. Shattuck and Frank H. Gilchrist and Mr. and ney Smith presided.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
J
.
Smith
of
"So
am
I
.
"
said
Mayor
Sprague.
130
Fifth Avenue
The engagement of SuperintendJerome Beatty a t Mayo < link.
Charles A. Muessel.
Mrs. Maurice Colrette.
Cliff
avenue
are
leaving
on
Sunday
Convinced
of
the
futility
of
h
i
s
Pelham
1306
Jerome Beatty of Lor1n| avenue, ent of 8chools W. Howard Pills'•*•
Do You Ride ? 12 miles of excel- writer of popular Action is a t the bury of Schenectady and Miss to attend the graduation exercises mission, Simonelli left the room.
lent bridle paths on Sound Shore, Mayo Bi%ther*-CHwte a t Roeheater, Welthie B Baker, supervisor of ele- a t Hill School, Pottstown, Pa.
excellent mounts, Pelham Riding Minn., where he is undergoing mentary grades in the Schenectady on Monday. Frank E. Smith their
•MtMiaii
Academy. Pelham 1745.
«<rr. treatment for arthritis.
school system has been announced. son is member of the class.
" H A L F A CENTURY
O F ROME
HEATING"
Mr. Pillsbury wag superintendent of schools in Pelham before assuming h i i present position in
SEE—
Tel.: PaHta«2U4
Schenectady.
To Meet Monday
To Discuss Plans
For Pell House
William E. Russell. Jr.. son of
.•!.. a n a .Ur» W iliam L . Russell
of the Boulevard received the degree of L.L.B. cum laude from
Yale Law School a t t h e annual
commencement exercises held on
Tuesday. Russell has been an outstanding student at Yale. He w a s
marshal of his class and w a s
elected to the Order of t h e Coif,
national honorary legal fraternity.
Russell has maintained an excellent scholastic record since Bis
early school days. When h° w a s
graduated from Public School No.
JOHN T. BROOK
TO LEAD SURVEY
FOR NRA LOANS
I
PELHAM G. 0. P.
DELEGATES AT
COUNTY MEETING
COMMENCEMENT AT
ST. CATHERINE'S ON
SUNDAY AT 3 P. M.
Pelham 12 O'clock Village
Curfew Will\Be Enforced
OWN CAR RUNS
DOWN PAINTER;
BACK IS BROKEN
Country Club Members To Go Nautical
In Observance Of Night On Showboat
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