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Illon—With t h e F e d e r a l . U n ion voting Saturday t o accept
the a g r e e m e n t , b e t w e e n the
company and- union, a n d to end
{he stc^ke. e v e r y worker la
"'ready to t a k e up hia poaitloo a t
the plant hare^ Monday m o r n
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F o u r ottter local
l o d g e * o>
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the A, F. I* TOted Friday the
s a m e aa the Federal did. It ha*
been explained by union lead?
'Mhat e v e r y o n e wilj not be able
to start work Monday but plant
officiate will do e v e r y t h i n g to
get the Plant on 100 per cent
production a s soon a s possible.
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MONDAY. JUNE It, l « 4
DWst ttwofc I m p Mates
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. fHcriaafo to Middlofillo
Herkimer—-Mora than M from
•Christ Episcopal Church mad*
a pilgrimage to the Church of
the Memorial a t Middteville
Sunday afternoon where a prog r a m of choral e v e n s o n g waa
g i v e n l a honor of R e v . W. p .
Prout.
The Christ Church choir p r e sented the musical part of t h e
Program.
Rev. Gordon L. Kldd,
rector of the Herkimer Church,
preached t h e sermon
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Cooperstown — Catharine U
NeviL aeoretary a a d t r e a s u r e r
of t h e Cooperstown H i g h School
Alumni Association, a n n o u n c e *
t h e a n n u a l banquet of t h i s
g r o u p will be held J u n e 17 at
7 p. m., a t t h e Hotel Fenlmore.
Prof. Carlton C. Murdock,
B. «L, A . M.. Ph. D . professor
of p h y s i c s a t Cornell a n d a
graduate of C o o p e r s t o w n H i g h
\ S c h o o l , c l a s s of 1M2, a n d Colg a t e University 1307, will be
the speaker.
Frank B. 8 h i p \ m a n . w h o retires t h i s year from
t h e Board of E d u c a t i o n of t h e
Cooperstown H i g h School, following 3 * y e a r s of s e r v i c e , will
also be on t h e program.
D a n c i n g in the lobby of t h e
hotel will follow t h e dinner.
OTSEGO S.P.C.A.
Frankfoft^-At t h e end of t h e flrat
Herkimer — H o m i n g t h e Fort
Herkimer — T h e annual H. Q.
Avovweek period at t h e Frankfort Plain team s c o r e l e s s until the laat
Munger Cup golf tournament a t the
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Mohawk Valley Country ^ l u b p r o inning,
the Herkimer
Rangers.
J'.;
, Soft b a l k L e a g u e tftb^Lnion Fork
greased to the s e m i - f i n a l s \ t h i s
Hoe team' Is holding" t o p honor* Press L e a g u e e n t r y , w o n a F tf> I
weekend, the process of ellmina>
with four victories and o n e defeat victory
at t h e H e r k i m e r
Fair
tion being marked by a 86 h o l e . c o n S
vio their credit, while t h e F i r e m e n . Grounds S u n d a y afternoon before
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teat b e t w e e n Duane Hoover. Little
Cooperstown - r Fantmor*
aad
Masons a n d t h e Beckwtth's S h o p a large crowd.
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F a l l a and Earl Congelton. H e r k i St. Christina Troop* of Coopersentries a r e in a t h r e e - w a y t i e for
mer. B o t h were tied a t t h e oonA m O'Toole pitched a four-hit
t o w n Qlrl S c o u t * w e r e l a a t t e n ' Dion—With t h e number of atusecond position w i t h t h r e e w l n a g a m e for t h e R a n g e r * while Qoweye
ciusion of t h e required I I hole* a n d
dance a t t h * annual putlog of O t -7 d e a l s t » t ^ i d u a t * from t h * liion
t h e e x t r a round became aacoaaary
and t w o losses each. T h e C. K. R- allowed only e i g h t
Grippe. Fort
w h i c h w a a w o n by Hoover 1 up<*ego County S o c i e t y for t h * P r e H i g h School y*t\ijip known, plana
and Earle's Soconya are tied for Plain shortstop, knocked a h o m e r
F i r s t round elimination;
John
vention o f Cruelty t o Animate h*ld
t a r * nearly complete far the c o m third with o o e victory and four out of >the park In t h e final Inning
Sadlon. w h o scored a 77 in t h e
at "Ollmmerglen." of Mra. W i l l i a m
4***ac*mant
exercise*, t o - b e held
loasea.
to score Fort Plain'a only runs.
q u a l i f y i n g round, w o n over F r a n The league s t a r t s into its second
T. H y d e
agent,
hare
Saturday
T u e e d a y morning. June 16. ia-vlh*
The score:
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cla J. Moore by default. R 8 . F l t s live-week
period Monday
night, R a n g e r s . . v
afternoon,
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Richard
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Herkimer—The
annual
banquet
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R*v. F. W. Alnslte, pastor *t the
Earie's S o c o n y s face each other;
ward t h * s u p p o r t of t h * o r g a n i s a ' B a p t i s t Church, will
dahvcr the
T u e s d a y the C\ K. R. and the M a of Court Halpin. Catholio D a u g h - Autenrlth 2 u p ; Charles L. Earl
defeated Ralph D. Earl:
Duane
s o n s will m e e t and Thursday t h e
/ g r a d u a t i o n sermon to the c i e s s In >
tion.
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ters of America, will be held MonHoover w o n over B. I. Watera i a n d
Firemen a n d Beckwltb's S h o p will
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day night a t t h o Mohawk Valley 4; Earl Congelton w o n over Leo
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• t • • t . ; _ __ i „ n c e f o r Herkimer County will be cross bats. T h e league Is d i v i d e d
Country Club a t whieh
Michael P o w e r s < and 4; Grover C. Inger- received her* of t h e m a r r i a g e o n the afternoon and "Teddy" pollc*
into three five-week periods of 15
A novel program h a s been arheld a t N o w a d a g a Grange Hall. Karnes each. There atill remain to
. ranged for commencement, opening
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e prin- soll defeated Henry M. S i m m o n s 3 Friday, a t H u n t i n g t o n . L, I., of dog o w n e d b y Domlalck
Moffre,
Newville. Saturday afternoon, atart- be played SO g a m e s to complete
< w f t h t h e entrance of the ( l a s s
and
2; R u d y
Bartle w o n o v e r Mis* Helen Young, d a u g h t e r of Mr. Oneonta, w a s awarded a medal In
cipal
speaker.
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Herkimer—Although they outhit
the nenson.
• members to the processional numand Mra L e s t e r Young. Warren, t o honor of hia s a v i n g D o a r d Pagluci,
George Hall € and IMiss Katharine O'Brien la t o a r t the Frankfort I n d e p e n d e n t s 11-8,
ber "Nobility." by Sir ArUtut S u l - 4 p. m.
William McConnell, Elmlra.
T n * Oneonta. from d r o w n i n g la t h *
Standing:
Second
elimination:
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D u r i n g t h e three-hour s e s s i o n a n
mistress. Rev. Qustav Puriflcato of
Jllvan, played by the hlgn school
bride
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W o n _Lost_ TC. the Herkimer Orioles failed to
S u s q u e h a s n a River. February I S ,
will be delivered by Dr.
(address
connect w h e n hits m e a n t runa a n d St. A n t h o n y ' s Church will g i v e i n - feated Fitsgerald 3 a n d 2: H o o v e r mal and N * w York S t a t * College 1933. S i d n e y
H orchestra.
H . Coleman. TTew
I'nion
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Bartle
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Cornell
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ware d o w n e d S u n d a y by a 7-4
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Elisabeth vV earner will g i v e N h e I Karl
of Teachers. -Th* g r o o m I* a a a r - York, made t h * rrnitintgflim
Firemen
defeated
Ingersoll
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up.
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count
.600
ia to lead c o m m u n i t y
singing.
count.
- S V l W r - M e J t t i r the Nc*da o H * * " • « « •
y t r y o u t ,for t h e
Charlea Earl for t h e remaining c h i t e c t They will live l a Etaaira.
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.600
a l s o take Masons . . .
William S a n d e r s o n ,
wild
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"Phil" Annutto and John Macrina S o n g a n d dance s p e c i a l t i e s will bo elimination.
^ " P ' S n h o o l ! S S X o N u i h t h t f - t ^ R i n g i n g contest will ah
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.600 of the Oriolea featured with three- a i v e n by Miss Marjorie Ratnour.
All singers .must be m e m - I H e c k w i t h s S h o p
Department.
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Academic Curriculum in 1MI." and bers
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« \ local Granges w i t h i n t h e l ( ' K R
In t h e s e m i - f i n a l s Hoover m e e t s
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,^n0 base hits, but t h e baaea w e r e e m p t y Utica, John H a y e s 0*Nell. a n d
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Cooperatown — T h e C o o p e r s t o w n A s e o d a t l o n . w a s a l s o In a t t e n d a n c e
- Louise Plunkett, valedletoria". will
Earie's S o c o n y s .
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.200 on each triple. Anthony Cognetto. vocal s o l o s by T. Edward Russell, Bartle and this alone a s s u r e s
and addressed t h e group o n " T r a p .
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^ s p e a k on "Education at the Crossclose match a s both have
been Band will play a c o n c e r t o n t h e Ping."
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utica,
playing hia first g a m e w i t h
Baptiat
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"Troads."
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-TKANKFOWT N O T t t ^ " ~ Oriolea. figured in t w o double play*
T h * i v e n T w a a wall attended b y
Mrs.
Florence
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"The Maid of France." a one-act
Frankfort—Or. A. W. A!U>nes and and connected t w i c e In four a t yille, district deputy of the Cath- t h i s season. Johnny Sadlon m e e t s d a n c e l a t h e E. M. B . A. Hall will m e m b e r s h i p loeally a n d t h r o u g h • play, will bo grven. with a cast i n winner of t h e Sma1r--Bari
H. Waterbury, Frankfort, accom tempts.
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olic Daughters, will be a m o n g the t h e
follow t h e concert. Music for d a n c - o u t t h * c o u n t y .
cluding: N a o m i Congdon aa Jeanne
match.
panied Dr. Dias and George Tnompg
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honor.
Mre.
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Daly,
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ing will be provided by t h e R o y a l
* D'Arc: Helen Bedworth aa Blanche.
»on. yion. on s fishing trip to Cape
Club Orchestra.
^ n c e n t over the weekend, the party National A u t o Supply la a a E R A grand regent of the H e r k i m e r
' a flower girl: Robert W a c h t m a n .
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Chapter, will also speak.
Little Falls—John
Maiello,
M. returning Sunday with a fine catch Sunset L e a g u e g a m e .
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Carl
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R. H. E.
Hondrlx. aa Fred, an
E n g l i s h w h o conducts a barber s h o p on of black bass.
The Matrons' Progressive Club will Orioles
000 000 121—4 11 4 bridge, which will follow t h e e n t e r Richfield
Spring*—The
Junior
T o m m y , and Fret! Schremp a s W e s t Main Street and resides a t
Independents . 1 0 3 030 (TOO—7 S 2 tainment. Mrs. Grace Farrell la
c l a s s of t h * l o c a l .high aehool will
Garald Soamea. a n Bngllsh l l e n - 337 S o u t h Mary Street, w a a o v e r Batteriee:
Cirlllo. P a p a l e o a n d general chairman, a s s i s t e d by Mrs.
sponsor a c a b a r e t d a n e * a t t h *
come after Inhaling gaa a t hia h o m e
tonant.
"Ooooeretowa — T*a ease* ara
Macrina;
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, Parker, Green and Daly. Mra. O, C. MacDonald, M i s s
Herkimer—Three auto
a c c i d e n t s Parish How— June 33 a t •.
Sunday night. H i s w i f e a n d b r o t h ,
Margaret
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O'Brien. Mrs. Gertrude Burns, Mra. occurred i n this vicinity over the
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County B u p r e m * Court h*r* w i t h
Barrett
Art of Trumpet Plajttag." inter- er-In-law, John Fertno, he'd left t h e
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Carl Falk. Mrs. Albert F a g a n . Mias weekend according t o reports filed
RICHFIELD i P R I N O i N O T E S
listed for today's s e s s i o n of Otaage
speralng her d e w r l p t l v e talk w i t h residence a n d Maiello inhaled g a s
Myrtle E v a n s . Miss Ruth Underbill, with s t a t e and local police aix perRichfield
Spring*—Mr. a n d Mr*. J u s t i c * R i l e y BT. H e a t h , Ithaca p r t »
from a stove. H i s nephew. Alfred
aoioetlona on t h e trumpot.
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M r a A g n e e Kelleber a n d M r s , A . s o n s ware injured, but n o t seriously. J o h n Mulligan will m o t o r t o I t h a c a « * < " n g .
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Another f e a t u r e wtU ho In tfca Caatalde. smelted t h e g a i and g a v e
M. Allen.
Little Carroll S w e e t 4 - y e a r - o l d t o d a y t o attend t h e c o m m e n c e m e n t
T h e y a r e : S t m e r J. Skinner a n d
form of a debate on t h e proposi- ^ h e a l a r m . H e waa u p s t a i r s In t h e
U n i v e r s i t y Leetla S k i n n e r v s . A r t h u r J. K i l e *
d a u g h t e r of Mr. and Mrs. Roy exerclae* o f Cornell
t i o n : -Reaolvod. T h a t Democracy apartment.
. D o l g e v i l l e — T h e m a n a g e m e n t of
J
b fcooing Ground t o D i c U t o r s h l p ^ ^ ^ H ^ - -^ - . - - J e r e J-, Mr
S w e e t , 17 E a s t Boulevard S t r e e t w h e r e their d a u g h t e r Winifred, will and T. Pranch> Horaji. n*gHgeao*;
t h e -gpolford H o s e - C o m p a n y t e a m
Canajoharie. suffered a bad c u t o n be graduated w i t h t h * B. S . d e g r e e E v a Gaffney va. W a l t e r M. G o l d '
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l a t h e United Stataa aa a Jf hula... C v n ,
first aid t o Mal
w h 0 s f a V e
her forehead, c u t a ^ a b o u l th*_*vea, i n home economical,
smith, B l m « e M i l l i n g Company,
S t J o h n s v i l l e — V i l l a g e officials
«•-- —nriso> t w o t e a m c a p t a i n s x>i the f ^ g m _*^_
*W ^^„j^_«.««* .w^
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chin and shoulder. She waa a p a s Richfield Spring* baaeball t e a m Inc., E d w a r d Balkin a a d Moore
are complimented a n d critic ixed in
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aehool d e b a t i n g t e a m s whlc.n made Maielh, w a a t a k e h . b e f o r e R e o r d e r I ^ ^ r Le a t" ^ "1 0 *0 / lLl±"*in*
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h «e wleading
a s e - the report j u s t m a d e publio of the
s e n g e r tn a c a r d r i v e n
b > \ h * r waa defeated S u n d a y b y t h e S. a a d Construction C o m p a n y , negligence 1^
t a k e n n«^ftM«.r!*
t o H e r - I ^ ? ^ f f *Pxp*n»e.
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anch a fine record last w i n t e r wttt «Donovan
father w h i c h figured In an
of the books
C. Filling Station. 4-3.
Lee Welch vs. Alexander Phlnney.
V-» head t h e afflrmatiTo a n d n e g a t i v e klmer Jail until he^ can" be e x a m the Collegiane. w h o play here Fri- recent e x a m i n a t i o n
d a y e v e n i n g a t 6:30. ^
^ _^ ana i i n a n c e s o i xnta v u i a g e , uiat««»
Herkimer
with a car driv*a_by J a m e s ^
n e g l i g e n c e : L o w i a P, Murphy ^ r a .
aides
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— Incd t h i s morning.
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The
Collegians,
managed
by by John Doyle, a m e m b e r of the be heard by County J u d g e F r a n k G r e s c h e l P l e a s a n t Avenue, Herkl
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Curtis R, B u t l e r a n d Samuel L .
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W p l o m a a will he presented by
••Duke , • Miller of GloveravilIe> In- staff of t h e s t a t e controller. T h e Shall a t a s e s s i o n of S u r r o g a t e ' s qaer.
Woodburn, aagllgenc*;, Jo**ph A .
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Mm. l > a r « t t Mac*, president of t h e
rludea m a n y college captalna h a a d - report covers t h e period from May Court Monday morning.
T h o accident occurred In E a s t
Beang. Jr^ r*. Arthur M. S m i t h
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Board o f Educatton, and Earl P.
pieked for personalitv a s well a s 1, 1932 to D e c e m b e r 81, 1*33. a n d
T h e c a s e s : P r o c e e d i n g s t o tell Main 8treet. Mohawk, a n d both
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W a t a i a . superintendent of schools,
n e g l i g e n c e ; 8 e m u e l Woodrow v s .
baseball a b i l i t y and t h e lineup i s : a copy h a s been received by Mayor real property, estate of S i m o o n 8 . cars w e r e damaged. Mr. a n d Mrs.
T r a v e r - M a c k e y Company. Inc.. a n d
First base. "Chick" Kettridge, c a p - Ruah F. L e w i s a n d V i l l a g e Treaa- Rogers. H e n r y H . K e n t a t t o r n e y S w e t and s n a u n t suffered minor
William
Coleman,
negligence;
East
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James
T h e for petitioner; estate of F a y e t t e J. bruises.
Misses Anna and Elisarrnn of B o s t o n College: s e c o n d - b a s e , urer H. Frederick Guhrlng.
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Norman
Clinton
Chapter.
D.
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met
with
Little Falls. A m o n g t h e speak . ! Marty McDonough. Colgate, a n d c r i t i c i s m ' i s principally of minor i r - Klock. R. F. Livington, a t t o r n e y ; beth Ochodrlnski. Highland A v e n u e
Michael
Mrs. George Griggs Frtdar-<or the W. Getman, n e g l i g e n c e ;
Herkimer,'
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Gresera a t t h e county Democratic bar- -•ated by m a n y aa the best college regularities.
e s t a t e of L u d w l g Marcsewskl. R. F .
first meeting of 1934-3* s e a s o n , \ T h e Hlckey v*. E u g e n e Youngs, m a l i chel
ear.
suffered
bruises
about
the
becue a t Mohawk Park S u n d a y will player in t h e E a s t : third base, J o e
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Village Clerk W . 8 . Hopkins, w h o Livingston, attorney; proceeding t o
newly elected r e g e n t Mra. Van A4- cious prosecution; Irene Hobb* v s .
be Mayor John Boyd Thacher. A l - Siske, 1933. captain of. . M a n h a t t a n acta a s collector of t a x e s and w a t e r compel accounting, e s t a t e of P a t - lega. The. accident w a s reported t o
Earl P. Elmore, n e g l i g e n c e : L o r e n
n i o n — T h a Dion W. C. T. C. will bany, a n d Leo J. O'Brien, president College; ehoctstop.__Jimmy N^'n". rents, a a well aa clerk, i s compli- rick- H a r n e y , Dunmore, Ferrio 4k Police Chief W a l t e r I. Bronner.
^ P ^ ^ o V t h e regenta round tabi* I g ~ J • l I ^U S t o " ^ S i — "t m
L,^^5
A
three
c
a
r
accident
occurred
on
• h a v e their annual covered dish s u p - of t h e Legislative Correspondents' former
captain
of
Springfield. mented upon t h e eficient manner Burgess,
sld in St. Johnevlll*. w*r* glven~by T S T S . i . , „ _ _ ^ *
' twn ^ C
attorneys;
estate
of
held
Charlea
Butler,
a
a
Infant
over
age
R o a d Miss Blanch* Guardenter and Mra.
M T t t t h e O l d - L a d i e s * Horn* In Association and political* writer for .Eastern. L e a g u e t e a m u l e f t field, i a which he baa performed hia d u - George. W. V a n Alatyne, D u n m o r e , t h e Little Falls-Dolgevtlle
M o h a w k W e d n e s d a y , afternoon. .
Steve K u k . c a p t a i n - e l e c t a t Col- ties. C o m m e n d a t i o n ia also g i v e n t h e Ferris 4k B u r g e s s , a t t o r n e y s ; e s t a t e after w h i c h H o w a r d Plato. 17. Glenn Gray. Mrs. V a n A i s t y n e report- of 14 y e a r * v s . Central School D i s the Albany T i m e s - U n i o n .
A program of m u s i c a n d readT h e latter la a personal friend g a t e ; c e n t e r field. Johnny Brooks, village treasurer a n d Mayor L e w i s of Llbbie L. V a n Aistyne, Charles Salisbury Center w a s arrested by ed on the guest day meeting held a t trict N o . 1 o f T o w n of Lauren*,
Weat Wlnfleld. The chapter w a s rep- negligence.
^ ^
i n g s will precede t h e supper, w h i c h of Gervaae Crsedon of t h e local Colgate, baaketbafl c a p t a i n : right and the board of trustees.
L. F e l l o w s , attorney: e s t a t e of J o - the S t a t e Police a n d fined $5 for resented- by-two~inembers.
when
J a k e Edwards, captain o f
begins a t *. T h e program will be Young Democratic Club. Both were field.
The fact t h a t t h e fir* c o m p a n y i s sephine Peltier. Fred J. O'Donnell, driving w i t h o u t a license
The chairman of the cemetery comCOOPERSTOWN NOTES
D a r t m o u t h and formerly In t h e given 11.000. t o be s p e n t aa it s e e s attorney; e s t a t e of Frank R. Gage, brought before J u s t i c e F . J. F r e y ^ t mittee reported that the application
In c h a r g e of M i s s Grace Roberts c l a s s m a t e s a t Niagara University.
.
.
•
Cooperitown — Mra. Charlotte GhaCape Cod L e a g u e ; catchers. Clar- fit. w i t h o u t audit by t h e village Wilbur, W l n a l 6 w . e s Bennison, a t - Dolgeville.
and Mrs. Minnie D i n g a will be In
for 11 government markers for solP l a t o w a s driving south on t h e diers' graves had been acknowledged ham Bailey and son. Graham Ballsy.
ence Anderson of Colgate, football board, is criticized by t h e e x a m - torneys.
c h a r g e of t o o supper. __... _
FRANK LESKOVAR
D o l g e v t l l e - L i t t l e F a l l s Road a n d and that the verification rechecking accompanied by Dr. Joseph Griffin.Publication of a report of
Little Fall* — Frank Leskovar, 62. oo-captain for 1934. and "Dutch" iner.
Judicial
settlement,
e s t a t e of
New York. University professor, were
• _ * « » . LESTER W W W
— 13 Ward Street, died in the local hos- Offenhamer. aluo of Colgate, a n d t h e the water c o m m i s s i o n , w h i c h w a s George W. V a n Aistyne. Donald L . struck a c a r driven b y Andrew H u - was completed.
recent guest* or Mr*. Bailey's parents,
yital
Saturday
night
of
cuiupltuationa
The
chapter
voted
that
the
auperdac,
DolgwviHev
whlchr
wras
l
e
a
v
i
n
g
ToTTowing
pitchers:
T>land
Sleat.
N.
abolished
IMon — Mrs. Jo»ephTBo~ Bishop, 56.
a couple^ o f y e a r s ago, Brush, attorney: - e s t a t e _of J o
**- and Mrs. John T. Graham j t f _
•He- w*«* -born- tn^Auetria - March- iT
ir of the-town—be. requested
TtKr aephina Peltier, Fred D^-Mclntoeh.
wife of Lester BIfbop; thts vWagey 1872. end came to this- cowrtry- 4d V. V.- ^Lefty^TJTTne; KoTy I T r b l i r w a s also "termed! Improper.
home here, Graham will epead
appoint
Mrs.
George
Gray
town
bU~
died Friday night at Pine Crest Sana- year*
wag knocked torian. They also voted to hold a the summer
ago. For the last 12 years he P e t e Pero, U n i v e r s i t y of Virginia, commission published Its report a t attorney; e s t a t e of Calvin E. Klock. The uudac rear
with his grandparents.
•
-plr
Arium. after a- -long
illness.
a g a i n s t a c a r o w n e d by Richard H. card party July 13.
had
been
employed
In
railroad
section
Toronto
International
League
p
l
a
y
a
cost
of
$111
to
t
h
e
taxpayers.
Attorney Clermonte G. Tennant left
Mrs. Bishop w a s born in Ireland, a ganga.
Fred D^ Mcintosh, attorney: e s t a t e Hoage,
* daughter
F
r
a
n
k
f
o
r
t
*ebich
w
a
a
er, a n d Jack. Bittner, Broolyn City They had n o fight t o do so, t h e re
of Patrick and Eltsabeth
Chapter Day, July 1, win be ob- Friday for Clinton, where he attended
E . K a y , J a m e s H . Greene, .parked nearby. _r_ _ ^ ^
his wife, Agnes, to whom College, n o w t h e proeprty of t h e port s t a t e s . The, fact- t h a V t h e r * e - ^ofr t Clara
. , - . . -**rv*4—by the-«hapter by attending the 30th- reunion of his clasa and
Carney. Sba^had been a resident of heBesides
^ a t « ' of c r a i r a ' « . K a y .
0rniy:
waa
married
In
Austria,
h«-is>
surT h e H u d a c m a c h i n e w a s damaged service a t St. PaoHs Church l a a Commencement Exercises of Hamilton
Ilton for 23 years and was, for a n«anreation c o m m i s s i o n is g j v e n s n a j p - j a m e s P , fi'Dinnell, a t t o r n e y : JudlC-' ^-ber of -years, an operator In t h e llion- vived by t w o daughters. - Mrs. S*red Tankeea.
College. He will viait Chi Psl Lodge.
Troopers body.
prnpnatlon, and t h e truaf«»« An n o t | _"j xl J ^ , , , " . _ . . , , J ^ __,^ *Z»
i the m o s t of t h e three,
Carden,—H?rRlmer.
and—^tr*—Ga*l^
chrl—settlement and aalo of real Frank 8 t f i t t e r a n d F r a n k H. D o n o Miss Eleanor Becker w a s a recent
Telephoaa Exchange,
She was T Halten. Albany; three sons. Frank and
The program w a s . patriotic* comaudit
t
h
e
c
o
m
m
i
s
s
i
o
n
'
s
bills.
member of the Church of the Annuo- Rudolph. Little Falls,. and liouia .Lea
property, eatate of Oscar F . Caul- van i n v e s t i g a t e d .
memorating Flag Day. Mrs. Grimes truest at variety shower given by her
a
l
s
o
criticized.
•fta HOT*klns. E s s i e R- Henderson, a t t o r n e y ;
and one si«»<*r. JUas
T w o e a r n w * r * d a m a g e d l a J t o - - :«*<* » J a p w p u b l i a h e d at Springfield sister, Mrs. Leslie S. Dlckison. this
She leaves, besides her husband, her kovar. -Oolgevllie Peabody. Ma
eatate of Luella B. Smith, Ri F. hawk w h e n a m a c h i n e ^ o w n e d by^ C e n t e r by the Dooglas* Brothers In vjHage. Mr. a n d Mra Dlefclson and
Pauline
Leekova„
^father and^ brother, rifto J i v e - in Dub Mis* Becker me toted to Worthnort.
a t t o r n e y ; — e a t a t e — - o f Elgin Miller. Mohawk, figured in a 1874.
Un Ireland: a «Tit*T% T*rr Edward —The funeral wWl be held Turvlav.
^^-raTWOWIssnTedlby Mrs. Herbert "
Pauline Eeker, S c h m i d t St P e t e r - crash with o n e driven by Mrs.
Muryli*. and a wephaar, Bnhart, Myr, \ p. m. from the home, 13 Ward
O Hara and son w h o had been viatting
E A S T SPRINGFIELD NOTES
phy. lilon: one aunt. Miss Catherine STTPwr; TtWT—Trufman—3--—Menadu*.
•
ft •
| -a
••«
•
j s o n , na t t wnl
o r n e y s ; judicial c o n s t r u e - S w a t l i n g of Mohawk.
Th* acciEast
Springfield — William
H . at the home of her parents here. Mr.
pastor of the Universalist Church,
Dnjgeville—A R e g u l a r -meeting of
H » n » nnfnrf+A
a t . p O m c r Of O t S O g O Guardenter and wife of
Brooklyn, and Mrs. John Becker.
Burial will b e in. Fair- the Manhelm unit of t h e H o m e B u 4
^ n l r a V ^ i l W held from t h ; home officiating.
n and
H. Bellinger, attorney.
Main Streets.
IBBI* were na w » « in » n - • i . . . — t | | xt mnvt their _ M r s . W. H. Martin. Brooklyn, h a *
•'
of her aunt. Misx Camey. 11«Weijt view Cemetery.
reau wan held T h u r s d a y a t the I n g •*' h r Ii ins In HI on Chestnut
j u . g t t e e t at 9 a. m. and from thejChurch
personal injuries, aeording t o Chief household goods to the c i t y . where ""'"•il
FLOCK OF BLUE EAGLES
Street for summer with her grandham* Mills Chapel.
,
S t J o h n s v i l l e — W h i l e it h a s been
of t h geu rAnunciation
at 1:30. on Monthey will continue to r e s i d e
Bronner.
Herkimer—The
new
Blue
Eagle
will
t 1
,t r M,
Jomn
Mrs. E d w a r d Pendergraes, J a c k - the -custom t o h a v e t h e b a c c a l a u >~* 4 * y ^
* w*U^>e-«ade in S t Agnes be on display by more than 500 mer- " h « wui be h e r
The Central School children of the - ! i 2 S * - u "
'• i. Cemetery.
ruott^ejntn the arrival of her paranta.
fifth
aad
sixth
grade*,
and
t
h
e
Conchants- i n Herkimer—County ^Accord- son burx. g a v e a lecture o n h o o k e d reate s e r m o n t o t h e g r a d u a t i n g
I*,
and
\
f
»
a^Ktw.
yartln a t
I
//•*»#
f
i
a
w
t
i
f*ils?ftf
Jsll~
H
ing to Donald Gregorv of the NRA~ m a s . AtyQtfx " T J t f t f j l f 9 W€1*C p T C S C r t l
tinental—School
v i l l a s aJVLjl^tVfCiU. fry
tn
AT T H E « A P l T O t
office In Herkimer, the Boy Scouts T h e n e x t m e e t i n g will be held J u l y one of t h e village churches, a
apent the day in "-Albany Friday.**~!Z
They *F OUego Lake cottage.
Mrs WlllUm Seattle, who ha* been
llion—One of the thrthn depicted in throughout the county distributed the 11.
visited the Education Building, the
m o v e m e n t w a a started this year t o
Frank Buck's "Wild Cargo" thowlng new eagles Saturday.
Office
Building,
the
river
port
and
have the service in t h e high exhool
sett Hoepltal for past several weeks
Herkimer—^Th* annual m u s i c d e at the Capitol Theater tjjdaX-Ja the
the Capitol.
The new blue eagle post era were
tEOO—MaeOOUOAL
auditorium.
T h e s p o n s o r s of t h e partment recital of S t F r a n c i s de
has returned to her aome on rinnanr
episode of a man-eating tiger trapped distributed aa follows: Herkimer, 105;
Miss
Medora
Bell,
w
h
o
has
been
Dolge^•ille—Mr. and Mrs. William m o v e m e n t
H e r k i m e r — Class d a y exercise* visiting her grandfather and auat a t Street, this vinage.
circulated a
petition Salea Parochial School w a s held
ha a pit and roped by Buck. The Sul- Little Fall*. 140; llion. 1(X>; Frankfort Spear,
CT,V-"r this
tfcii village,
v h i i i i were« n i a
i it SWest
S IIIUYCIUTTMV v . . . - « « » v ^ _•» . y — - ~ o a i e s f n r o c m a i s c n o o i w a s neia w e r e held b y t h e g r a d u a t i n g c l a s s
Mr and Mrs. Durlend Preston and
tan of Jenore cornea to the eacamn- 75; DoUevllle. 70; Mohawk, 60.
the Guardenler Jiome. returned t o
tetb^we^te^Vhe
w e ^ i » m f o n « «"• m « 1 m I b ? " * £ " J ^ l e \ *-»"**'
»«ernoon at t h e . cturch
daaghter, O e m M t r Cleveland, OhloT
Mr Gregory la aeoretary of the dime of Miss
of
St.
F
r
a
n
c
i
s
de
Sates
Parochial
/ m e n t with a story of a man-eating
Coxackie
with
ner
parents
last
SabH e l e n M MacDougaL
a c D o u g a L • u a t l n g clasa, and the s i g n a t u r e s of u n < i < r direction of Rev. D . J. M c are guesta of Mr. and Mra Robert
r in*
titer whose ralda on natives had Compliance Board. He w a s aasimed Poughkeepaie.
.
School S a t u r d a y afternoon, which bath.
and Second
Lieut. all but t w o of the g r a d u a t e s we*e Carthy.
Preston, thia village.
«w«ix
brought a" reign of'terror. BUCK, long bv Webat*r Rich. Frankfort: Gilbert. Richard I.egg. Alma. Neb., member secured. It w a s aaid t h a t theae t w o
included
t
h
e
p
l
a
y
"Ideals
of
L#fe."
Those t a k i n g , part included J o a n
Ralph E. Edgecombe. Transient s u friend ef tho Sultan, volunteers to Hanerty. Mohawk: George Srht#mer, of thp 1934 graduating class
CLARK—MILBREO
The
given,
under
t
h
e
direction
of
Mother
member* could n o t be reached at
Wilkinson.
Robert
aet a trap for the '.'striped fury- and Little raTla: Fred Hc-lton. Bulge* llle.
ceremony was performed In the cadet the time, hut they had indicated D u m a — C a r o l _ _.__
_
T^rkime^-Mio R„th L. Uilbr^
^ Z U ^ u ^ ^o^V^SS^
Marriott. A n n Pryor. Mary
Rich. Mary Hubertine, vice principal
r~ —^©©JWCTBTX
chapel at the military academy.capture it alive.
.BARBECUE E V E N T *
married
t
o
Edwaro^t
'??±m-r* .V M C T W *»." wotel Fealmore.
;
•Mrs. L e g g .la iha—duagMcr of later t h a t - t h e y w o u l d h a v e s i g n e d , j j c a t h e r i n e "^Fagan.'' *Ann " Caaterri A m o n g t h o s e tu participate In t h e W.>opepstowu.waa
Clark.
Schuyler
LaJt
.
a
r
t
h
e
'
h
o
m
e
e
V
' Most of the v i l l a g e c l e r g y m e n Y v o n n e Robarge. Philip O'Donnell. program w e r e " Katherine
F a g a n , °f M r « - Harry Shaver, East
Little
Falls—The
committee
arcangHERKIMER NOTES
Ferdmand—MaeDouaal
who
formerly
Herkimer,
MARY O W E N *
ing for the Democratic- -naiuetue at iTSlded—hi—this Ullage,—After three ware opposed tu h a t i n g the baeca- Elizabeth partioa. Elizabeth GOkey. Frederick Lucey. James—"Watson. sister ef the groom. T h e wvtldlug w a s —Herkimer — Salvatore George w e ,
0
Ition—'Shse Mary Owena died Saiur- Morelitnd Tark June 24. of which months in Nebraska the couple will laureate service a n y w h e r e but -tn a
Cecilia Fagan. Catherine Bleaking. Charles Nagle. Jr.. Ruth Furcha, P J " ™ ? * by Rev. M. D. gin. pastor among the students to receivesa de~
T a t her home- 74
7*-West
.darafternoon
West \j<rh«»l HnfUv i« oh.irmsn. reports go to Texas where he la to be ataof
the
Richfield 8prings
Methodist free of bachelor of science a t FerdR
a
y
m
o
n
d
O'Bryan.
H
e
l
e
n
Dunning,
-emireh.
and
let
the
Board
of
E
d
u
Paul Austin. Helen Barsex. MarNorflT S t r e e t TBter~«H riinasa of foui that there will be four boxing Douia tioneo.
^ ^ "* " * *
couple waa attended by ham University.
c a t i o n k n o w their w i s h e s a t a s p e - garet Murphy. Lola Keddell. E l a i n e J a m e s O'DonneirTTereaa M c E v o y , Church. The
1-6
and two wrestling bouta. - J h e mat
Joseph c Sclaldo, Herkimer, i*T* i^^
E»dr*«. Herkimer, and
Miss Owens waa born In llion and contests_wJll_b« betwTen "local boys.
Francis H o l l e m n . K e n n e t h Rogers. £Orlo
cial
m
e
e
t
i
n
g
of
the
board
Friday.
Oeraghty.
Terence
Mooney.
Arthur
Petrie of West Exeter.
ceived his degrea of doctor of dental
A L U M N I MEETINO
had lived here all her life. She was and fn rinjr contests wetl known^boxGeorge Mankm. Charles Falk. Carl
T h e Board of E d u c a t i o n decided
surgery a t the University of Buffalo
Dolgeville—A special meeting of the that, because of the petition of t h e F a g a n . Mary F a g a n . John Manion. La P a g e . Y v o n n e Robarge.
a dan rnter of the late Mr. and Mrs. ers from" Utica, Herkimer.. Hion and
C
a
t
h
FOST OFFICE LABORERS
~
Herkimer taxpayers have only one
Jacqueline Manion, Gertrude Hofffweus end was a member of the U t t l e Ka 11a will compete." Sam Mooie. officers—and intereatert " " " b t n of.
Herkimer —b wWlUlam
Lally, park mor* month in which t o pay their
. erine Flaherty. Robert" L a c y . E d TAurch of the AnnunciatioB.
n
X'tica. will referee the boxms; bouts tba DolgeviU* Alumni Association will graduates, w h o apparently favor man. J u n e Cresa.
village
t a x befor* the I per eeat eelta^^«^
J*"
»
«
p
o
l
n
t
e
d
fireman
She leaves e n * brother. John, and and Albert Ladeau wffl offtciate in be held a t the request of President hearing t h e s e r m o n delivered in t h e
Catherine Helmer, R i t a K e r a a a , ward End re*. J a m e s Morrison a a d i - - r* 1 ^ 0 ' J, h * n * w Postofflce Build- leetien f e e is added. .
a sister. Anna Owena. IUc*.
Kdgar Moore this evening at TrW in high school, there w a s nothing t o Mary Magadieu. Donald B l o n k o w - several others.
the wrestling matches.
ing in Herkimer, a t a salary of 11 2se Dr. and Mrs. Howard C- Murrav
-It i a understood that Wayne' Roa the offices of the W. Arnold Petri* do but acquisce. and a s a c o n s e - akL Mary Helmer. Shirley L e v i t t
according-to County Chairman Alex celebrated their 19th weddm* a a a l Tmnsportatlon, osmapny of this cMy Insurance Company. The purpose of quence. Rev. George H. Kling. p a s - Catherine
R. •». I. COMMENCEMENT
_
ry Friday.
Friday,
Raabach,
Patricia
Kobintpn. through whose effort the veraary
will enter a team ia the tug-of-war the meeting is to complete the final
"•£
,Eton—Mr. and Mrs. Edward ^ l a x a x t contest.
Burrr C. FFoot U
t kk >
N e w Torav wh* h e *
appointment
waa
made.
The Job ef
Plan* for the party to be green i n t o r of S t P a u l ' * Lutheran Church, O'Bryan. William Riley, Geraldino
,
0
t
h
u
,
l
d
l
~JL o f this village spent Saturday In Troy,
honor of the graduating class of 1334 w h o is to deliver t h e sermon t h i s Geraghty. Mary. M. Raabach, E d n a
l5r^L J(L. *^
' ' « " a a given to been vTaltlna B a parent*. Mr. a n d
y
— ftrr» they attended the 10*th comWliiia"m Thiei: Eureka V e S u e ^ T S r k l * ' S & ^ " ' F O * . K7
ftr-tha local high aghooL
year, will preach In t h e high school M Cunningham.—Rita—Daly^—andKa*t_ Bridge, left
j.
m e n c e a e n t exereUes--oT the R e n » » j WHEN *TEAMBOAT BLEW,
auditorium. It la s t a t e d , however, Alic* Bleaking.
*
laer Polytechnic Institute, of which
^
- - . _- Plattebur_
Little
Fall*—Monday,
June
18.
reh aa n
n 150
Herkimer
-l- their son Edward waa a graduate.
The Reformed Church Ladles' Aid
t h a t the a r r a n g e m e n t will n o t ba
ir — More
s t o r e it n
l o o satt-- p
»_. .
the explosion of Titus Sheard
i
They also heard the address given call*
tended
Society wHl hold a silver tea with
H
p e r m a n e n t one.
- , Meamboat
which
blew
up
June
Is.
Mrs. Irving R. Devendorf, Tuesday
4 " by Prime Mtnleter R. B. Bennett of 1896. a s It was carry tn
1
afternoon. Mra. George L. Porter te
*
the Dominie* of Canada Three hun- to therirtcyels inztfF^lf
;
of
t
h
e
16
Country
Club
a
t
w
h
i
c
h
Bamual
assisting hostess.
J ~dred and ftttT-f©wr students^
~
BClORTINO-CAMauONE
"r9
D o u g l a s Earl, m e m b e r of t h * H a m -ffuMengers lost their lives S3 years
The Reformed Church Cenaiatory
sradoated.
.^_ v Bt. JohnavtUe—At a service aolemnago today.
All the famous ' riders,
ilton
College
g
r
a
d
u
a
t
i
n
g
clasa,
w
a
s
meets Wednesday night.
iied at 10:30 Saturday morning In
. 'V
were to race. Including Bald and
.
T
h e Methodist Ladiea' Aid meet*
host
t
o
m
e
m
b
e
r
*
of
t
h
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S
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C a n a j o h a r i e — T h e barn a n d *Ko St. Patricka Catholic Churr!T thia vilILION X O T E t
Mohawk — . T h e international Tuesday afternoon at the chureb.
TiJIlIPJLCooper. One of 'he >un'|\«T»
Am
Tlion—Mr. -ana Mrs J T. Goodwin of the TWaJity. Jerry Ki4g*i«»r-d!ed on the farm of Mrs. Frank S. V a n - lage. Miia Beatrice J. Campione. . H e r k i m e r—The Justice" Court Fraternity a n d their gueata.
president* "****
**
t^^,;,
r w i » i ftf t n t Method tat iAdies'
y t
are attending the commencement ex-« jmryjg the pest rear
VaTft-ertburgh. thht -xttlage^ l o c a l e d i daughter—e^ Ma, a a d . Mra,
tn- w h i c h Louis- Sudakow, T*r . T.ir.yH TTiiTiti»t-'« o r c h e a t r » w h i c h agara Fallsr
Canada.
s u p r e m e Aid will hold a covered dish supper
efctms at" Tufts' Dental College. Bospiayed
a
t
t
h
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H
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m
i
l
t
o
n
senior
ball
Mapletuwn, Durncd t o the ground i Campione, South DfCiaion Street, be Frankfort, is the defendant, w h o
a s h a y h l o f L a d i e s of , the" O r i e n t meeting Friday with Mra. Jessie L a
ton.
Their con. Dr J. Lawrence
. . —~*-~~-A
.« - . . . - « - - ~# «•<» l**t week, furnished t h * music. Mr. visited, a Joint m e e t i n g of El Mvstic Grange, 424 North Main Street.
S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g of u n k n o w n o n - came the bride of Antheny L._Sclortl
__BROWN^BRONNER
7
t o
Goodwin.
receives
tm> degree of
no. ton. of Mr. snd Mrs. Joseph Scior- nr ~rVZ
Miss Jane Hart, who Is to be mar• • d , « i« ' H « 8 « J " • " ' P « " «
» » « n u * hia studies Z u a n h a f. Mohawk, a n d Moyoba
gin
t
D. M. D. ..
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LitQe Falls—Announcement :s made
ried to Patrick Bouchard. June 30.
1700 Catherine- Street, Utica.
fJail
r ; - for
• - - driving
"-<--w2i ?t h*o!u™t Ia '.this fall a t H a r v a r d L a w School.
T h e Canajoharie* fire department tton.
Mrs. I.oiila .Brir.k «i*4"i6n Junior. of th» marriaj5<-- of Willard Brown. 10
Zuanna
»>.
Fort
Plain,
S
a
t
u
r
d
a
v
County
waa
honored a t a shower held by Mrs.
Rev. A. A. Cunningham oftielated. A
-AitaBv, i r > spending TWO w«eks with Ward Street, this rity. and Mrs. Mary w a s s u m m o n e d a n d the c o m b i n a - nuptial
n i g h t in Odd F e l l o w s T e m p l e here. Chester rrraies. Friday.
«
license and without proper plat**
high
mass
followed.
SILVERWARE
PRESENTED
ber parents.
Mr sr<1 Mrs. Peter V.. Brbhner, Copenhagen. They were tion responded, but t h e bul'.din?*
John Coffey, student a t Rensselaer
P a s t S u p r e m e Ashayhl Mrs. Betty
The maid of honor was Miss Marion on the car. is n o w being reviewed
Herkimer—Silverware valued at 350
Kaggertv. Manhattan Avenue.
Polytechnical Institute, apent t h *
waa presented to the~~ North 8chool Bryant. E n d i c o t t w a s a l s o a g u e s t weekend
A benefit card part)- will be held at married at Copenharen. I^ewi?- Coun- were practically a total blare w ^ e n Sc'ortmo. a sister of the bridegroom. by County Judge Frank Shalt.
at his borne in Creek Road.
Aw « l » n m . r tn* t h . T ^ n V a n d . • Hems Eaonotitlae Department by the Mrs. E m m a T o n s . F - o r ^ t a a i n P - . t He m u r a a d Dundey night waoi* h e —
TBS Elks Movne Friday evtwing. whew tv, a week age by Justise C ^ R^n. discovered and t h e firemen . o u l d „nrt rhi b»«t man waa Anthony Rlxxo.
pinochle and whiat will' be vllle
do little. T h e tenant. Fred J o n e s . The bride wore a gown of white satla. H e n r y F. Coupe l a w office in t'tlca. North School Parent-Teachers A»- department prealdent of Ladiea' will take a month's a p e < ^ training: _
with a train and veil, the veil being appeared an^T asked d i s m i s s a l un soclotlon Friday. Tne donation
and" prTzee awaraed '
Auxiliary. Patriarchs M i l i t a n t w a s in *hep work\
Following a we ing trip—ro-the' l e s t eoTHtderabl* machmery:—
caught to a cap. She carried a beauti- ground t h a t t h e police Judge had cne of the objectives of the group a l s o p r e s e n t
Adirondacka. they are now settled In
Stephen Lamaa. student at Alaful bouquet of calla lit lea. Her maid
NtCHOtAg-BOVER
—_
_ - J their home on Ward Street. Mr.
bama University, has returned toand 'the money w a s reason through
Mr*.
Janrla
received
gift*
from
no
jurisdiction,
that
the
S
o
d
a
k
o
w
of hewer were white organdy end
KiHa yattirdav—r-.orning ArT Brown U a retired Xew Toik r'enlial
card parties and benefits. Tit* IIITST "BOTH Kiiannaa. D e p u t y
S u prerae4-H*e*4m
corsage. The bride waa given la mar- family needed the "defendant's s u p
The St Anthony Church benefit
S t Mary's Church. Father DeLee ra:lmad entfneer who upends his
is
an
menogramed.
A
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h
a
y
h
l
Mrsv
J
e
n
n
i
e
-TronTbull,
port.
- riage by her father.
street fslr, which w a s tn_*eaa1on t h e
joined in marriage M U c i E t r a Bover winters In Florida, where he met hia
Little F a l l s _ w a s p r e s e n t e d a b o u - past week, will be continued another
Th»>re wer* thrc* hride.«maids. Miss
L o u i s i s n o w on parols
from* / L E T T E R OF ADMINISTRATION
and Alex Nicholas, both of Wear Ma'n bride last winter.
Mary Campione. »i*ter of the bride. Elmlra^ Reformatory an,
q u e t Several o t h e r officer* a l s o r e - week according to Anthony Blasting,
A nuptial maee followed
t
e
r
s
of
administration
chairman.
and^ the Misee* Harv Gtgiiottl ~aad~ able t o obtain work. H e h a d been
—.ceremony. The wadding breaJTfsif
were granted to Ina B. Garner. Old c e i v e d flower*.
-The Ladies' Aid Society of the Rewas enjoyed by Intimate trt»nds of
Mrs. Sophia E . Perry,
Vtica,
The stated m e e t r ' g ' R , c h H Sciortino, both of i t i c s . The d r i v i n g a n old car. owned by his Forge, tn the estate of her brother.
Canajohari
were James Campione. this mother, to the river bank to ?«• Charier A. Rresh. Webb. The property great ashayhl of El M y s t i c Zuanna, formed Church wHPTiold a silver* t e a
the couple at Three Islands, Newport,
of T e k a h a r a w a Chapter 4?8 O. E. ^ ushers
at
the home of Mra. Irvtagie.» Dee-en village, a brother of the bnde; Stephattending ewtp** waa Mr. and
S.. t h e final m e e t i n g for t h e s u m - en 8ciortino. T tica * brother of the driftwood t o burn f o r fuel. H e w a s »alne» ts.OOe a n d Is left t o t w o broth- presided. Mr*. J d a J. B4i*s. W h i t e * - dorf. Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. JiitiM Re*d. EAM Monroe Ptre»t.
d Mra. Minnl* H e m p s t e a d ,
The D ; Or-U. A. Mw will meet Wed- mer, w a a well a t t e n d e d Friday « v s eoiw: amil rwjiitp Puts«o, f t i o a
— Appiwhended on o n e
The bride was attirea in a figured
n
-n4Mg. with t o local members a n d
Immediately following the ceremony It w a s pointed out that the boy H Brush. Rochester: three sisters. Mohawk, had c h a r g e of t h e b a n - « £ a y night a n d elect officers.
blue enaemble with blue and white
Mias Eileen Gardlnier, daughter of
v i s i t i n g d e l e g a t i o n s - f r o m O t s q u a g o the wedding party drove to Vtica. drove' only 12 or 15 feet on public Mr*. Turner. Hasel Puller and Alice quet. T h e s u p r e m e a s h a y h l invited
accessories.
She earri«u Briareliffe (
both s u a n n a a t o a m e e t i n g of Mr and Mrs W. J. Gardlnier. who Is
rosea. Mrt Reed wore a printed «n_-4
Chapter 2t7. F o r t Plain, and S h a r o n wh<-- a w^ddins dinner waa served streets, t h a t t h e remainder of the Preeaner.
be married to Edwin Klippel. Dion,
Pioneer Zuanna 1, S y r a c u s e . S a t - to
sembJe with beige and white accesSprings
.Chapter
394.
Sharon at the Casino De Pare* Restaurant trip wras through fields.
soon, waa honored at a variety shower
ELKS DELEGATES
S^.turdaj
«\ening
a
reception
was
held
aories. and carried y»l!ow roses.
urday.
_
Springs.
T h * bearing will be continued.
held a t the home of Mrs. BoweQ TayHerkimer—Seven members of HerIn the Sons of Italy Hail in T'tica.
. The bride fa the daughter nf Mr.
kimer Lodge. B P. O. E1ks._1.43«_ will
R o u t i n e b u s i n e s s w a s transacted
and Mrs. Roy Borer and a graduate j
After the reception the couple left
sttend th* Annual State Convention
- « ^ P ^ 1 ^ . B y n w ^ t o 8 a » t o r ef Mr.
A PPL BY—ANDERSON
by t h e c h a p t e r , a n d later a p r o - for a trip to New York City and the
of the local nigh school. The groom
of
the
Elks
Association
at
Saratoga
and
Mra. H e n r y Byrne*. Margaret
Mohawk — Mias Emma Andersoa, Springs June 17. U . I t and 30. They
g r a m a p p r o p r i a t e to Flag Day w a a New England states. I'pon their reis master mechanic at the' Mohawk
Street, has returned home for the
g i v e n . T h e a t t e n d a n c e ronteat. w a a turn they will be at home a t 133S Mohawk, waa married to Roy Appley. are. Dr. J a m e s W. Gravea, exalted
-Valley Paper Company.
. . ».
;
aummer. She ia a student a t Oswego
Frankfort Saturday morning at the ru>r: Charles E. Cranial!. William
>*onnei Scshoot
^
recorded aa f o l l o w s :
Mrs. Irene Mary Street. UOca.
Following an eastern trip, they will j
of the Blessed Saeraraeat hy
Lambert G. Anderson. Grover
Rocco Moore JJS. 331 William Stwet.
Mrs. Sciortlno attended the local Church
he at home to their .friends at 44
Bracebridge'a
team. 3.760; M r a
Rev. John R. Keaoe. The couple was GolickL
Mohawk-r-MOre than :04 parents Herkimer, ot.derwent an emergency
Weat Main Street.
Edith Dfllenbeck'a team. 3.350. T h e high *'-hool - Mr. Soiorttno was edu- attended by Mtaa Rita Cavanaugh. CT Ingersoll. Percy Blunt. F. A. Miller
and friends attended t h e annual operation at Hirkimer MemorlalHo*dark horse prise waa w o n by Mrs- cated In t'tica and Is employed by Mohawk aad Leon Nits. Herkimer.
REALTY TRANSFERS
the Scala Packing Company
exhibit of work done by t h e Patxu.-* Pltal early Sundav morning by Dr
The couple win reside ia Mohawk.
Sophie H e n n e m a n .
Herkimer—Ft^derich Schade to c i t i s e n , First National Bank of Frsnk- Hollow School District S. held S a t - reported good Sunday sight.*
T h i s will be the last meeting e f
fort. prooerty In Schuyler: Tony urday night, under direction of Mi.is
MOHAWK NOTES
ORDAINED TO PRIESTHOOD
the c h a p t e r until- September 7
- f 4 - T R * A S U R Y DEPARTMENT - O f f i c e
m
Mary S h a u l a n d Mra, M a r i e t t a T-.
1 tM Joniipvitle -^* Rev. George D.
Mohawk—Th* King's Daughters of BChoffl
i 2 0 i ' J to
, i 2Domirdck
, 1 ^ m i ? u S <Chuff,
£ u n * Ppropeztv
/ 0 ? " ^ la
. .
of the Comptroller of the Currency.
CANAJOHARIE NOTES ~^
Haacerty, the first native of this vil- the Reformed C h u l A held a P»«le I ^ " ^ A ^ h F. CTem«ta t o M a r - Windecker.
> Washington, D. C . June 13. 1J34.
JOHN R. WHITE
Canajoharie—One of the moat -treala** to enter priesthood, was or- at the home of John Vroomaa. Paine* ^ . c l ! R t t " t , * J S ? j a . T t l ! . , n . , i T ^ n ^
A
play
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pre.1 .
Notice is hereby given to all persons
Canajoharie — John R. White. 33. dained Saturday at services at the Hollow. Saturday
fort: Julius Breckwoldt to Victor 8. sented by- -these student*,
evenlnga of aoftbaB ID CanajoJulia ^ous
\ . who may have claims against ^The
BauoVr. property In DolgevfOe.
hari*
a former resident, died at hia home Seminary
_
that
^rlday evealnav
of_ i h a ^Catholic
F««-*>g* . The Vppr
P»
•
NathJtiat Bank of ClayviHe." nf Cliy-"
Daladhh.
P
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i
n
e
J
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n
u
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l
t
In S a * Francisco, calif —Juns IT. ae-TMrsslbh
Mlsulon Society of America, Mary- 'held its anual exhibit in Grange Rail
viOe. N e w York, that the same must
l
Ucasx,
A
n
n
a
Kiska,
George
Sgast*,
cording to Information received here.
JJ2? il
9»n»Johari* PoetofOca w t
knoll. Most Rev. James Anthony at Deck. Setureay n i g h t A two aet
be pressated t o T. Edward Russell.
H# waa the Oldest child of Joseph Walsh, M M . D. TJ.. the MaryknoO play waa preseated.
W a l t e r Petri*, Richard S w i f t . Sigia
Raeerear. with the legal proof thereof.
White.
M
D..
and
Marietta
Rosehoom
west of the vinage. T h e
Ucasx. i t a r o l d Lapman, Richard diamond,
t withta tares months from this data,
General conducted the servT h r e e , were arrested by Officer
w
m n wt> th# ttnt
wMte and. with his sister. Mrs. Peter Superior
Caplee.
Walter
Sadloa.
rielen T.?
ice. Seventeen other young orient*. .Ward Decker this weekend tor traf• er they may be disallowed.
5
«*"•• ••>•»
b 1 *.w '
L.Schenck.
a
few
years
ago
pre" .the second game w a s *ak*a by
.'f-Near Picnic Ground*)
' flc violations. Raymond H. BlrkerJ. F. T. O'CONNOR,
i
DMadlk.
sonted the family r e s i d e n o to the were ordained at the same time.
the
local
Postal
men.
Sg-11
^ ^
Comptroller of the Currency.
Father Haggertv haa been assigned i rayer. Frankfort paid 33 for passing a
V:llaie of Canajoharla a s a municipal
D u e t s were s u n g b y John D a l y
The annual twnmjer ptcnte ef «»e
to
continue,
hia
atudies,
after
orditraffic
light.
Redney
Oilman.
East
building
Gloversville UP\ — T h e body of and Chart** Moaber.
T h * play Monday 'Evening Cluh w a s held FriNbTtCE OF T' RESISTRATION OF
University. Herkjmer had his case adjourned until
On* slater, Mrs. Schenck. Brooklyn, nation, at the Catholic
with Mrs. James Rosetwrough.
i • TRADE MARK.
Washington. It waa prertouslv thouirht I July 18. He la alleged to have driven Lauren Marti ing. 47. w a s discovered '"Auctioneering t h e Class' w a a pre- day,
survives.
Otsego Street.
>
N'ot**e ^ hereby g h e n that the
he would be sent immediately to the with improper lights. Urn Hopklnson. in a wooded section near Caroga sented by George Sagatia. r h a r k s
At the competition of burfe and
W**t End Brewing Co . of L'tica. S e w
1
forel n m on bo M th F aSuada>
* Eeat.
• Herkimer, left IS ball for passing a Lake Sunday, his head
almost Mo*her. Donald Petrie." Richard sftertoon.
in conjunct io* with H e
. Tort, have filed their Trad* Mark
at 11 o'clock. Father Haa- ! traffic liajhi.
Caplea.
Frank
Hadcox.
W
a
l
t
e
r
S
a
d
"tfernoon.
in conjunction with ib*
garty will s l n a h j j fjmt high ntass in
1
«
"Ctlea Club, The Famotu Utica
lon. Anna Kiska, J e n n i e U c a a s . E d - 2tatw Convention of Eagles. R*VT*M**4
, *
- • * » • • • ^»
Southern Baptist convention r e - St. P a t r i c k a T h u r c h . thta vQlag*. t*
. Beer" with ta* secretary ef state of
hosfgr'field
W. Smith Post 333. Amertcea Leg***
afi nam York, t e be weed e * Beer and
**.•, B w n * r n ?7 , . < > f , h * 1 *** * r«<^piioa at the home of Mra Edmund Wordew. suicide. Martling h s d been e m - w a r d Lampman, Dora Ost render. Bugle and Drum Corps. w e * f l r * t
will be bcM la the imsrlnau Tantii
is* JV>d*r*on is to be married t* ployed by t h e Grooman Hotel a t Joseph fJaladtk a a d Michael D s i a - nlsee. with a.twUaw ef M per •**«,
> —a— *
«f a^rery description.
room*
B1ackm*n of L'Uaa,
. .
dik. A
. . j
.
Caroga Lak*.
. .:
ID a field of-ftv*. .
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" t l o n s m u s ; a s compared with r?.39f<,00* in 19X7.
TJEMTE WILL IE FEATURE
"Tte Maid of Franco," One-act
Kl'
Flay, Planntrf
^
EN
Midiaol Lirtli, Ren, Is Spoakor
—Uticans Will Assist
Dr. Earl Balis, Cornoil, to Spaak
at Ntwvllls Session
Miss Helen Young,
Warren, Married
Independents Win
Tilt With Oriole*
Little Falls Man
Overcome by Gas
Ten Cases listed
For
Otsegotourt
Six Injured in • _
Auto Accidents
Dolgeville Nine
To Play Collegians
r
Said .£tin^
\W.CTJLWllHoli
Supper af Won
Criticize, Commend
Methods of Village
at J
Shall Will Hear
17 Caset Today
J?. Plans Events
In East Springfield
Thatcher to Address
Democratic Barbecue
;^
Home
X
BureaiUnit
To Give Senior Sermon
in School Auditorium^
f.- ^.^^ T^ringr
Parochial School
Music Recitat ~
St. Francis School
14
1
t
Samuel D. Earl
Fetes Sigma Phi
MafrtetoimJknai^
Are Burned
Court Reviewing
Justice s Decision
.-H
* n .l? rsrSSS5nS^ fort Plain, Mohawk
Zueamas Meet, Dine
Canajoharie 0. E. 5.
Concludes Season'
aCAPTiTOLU
Paines Hollow
uchoot exhibit ~
:j
LEGAL NOTICES
DEDICATION
MEMORIAL TABLET
Man Shoots Self r-'z
Near CarogaLake
A. N. RUSSELL PARK
»5 O'CLOCK TONIGHT
Come and Enjoy Your
F a m i l y P i c n i c I ™*
s
^
* °/ «
ill the Park Afterward*. -EarJ» «t received irooo for opera.
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