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FAIRPORT, N. Y., JTJNE 25, H)42^
Seventy-first Year — Number- 21
Herald E»UbUfth*d 1872 PrmanliiTflfA/
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- ^rtainly—were—deliciouSi-T^otc^only"^fi3~f~ : enjoy"ihem-iinmenseiyrbut'aliso;
the lucky fellows around when I re-i
ceived them.
I am also receiving the Herald-Mail
and I sure do enjoy it. I will be
TdolphjrTfor it every week and" en joy
the ne^vs from/the home town. Thanks
again.
pi. T. Williams
Co. B 1st Engr. Bn.
APO No. 1 1st Inf. Div.
Fort Benning Georgia
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STAMPS
Every Farmer
Is Urged to
Attend this Meeting --
Front George Soles
T o the Editor:
Dear Sir:
I received a copy of the June 4th
issue of the- Herald-Mail and noticed
thaV-^ny-oa4rd--did^not^reaGh^
tirna to correct t h e error in regards
to my attending St. Lawrence U» I
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^
Because^ of the small attendan
~ Arrange*1 h a i r T u W d a y ^ f r n i & r
purpose^ of enlisHng^farm^rs-;
new organization Free^Fatmersji
to combat the inroads made^jby
L. Lewis and his follQwers,"• e&jpei^i)|y?..
the United Mine W o r k e r s y | e ' D | | | i ^
Ju
was—adjourned to n £ x t l J ^ u ^ < O g ^sze.
hinfi, June 30, at 8 o'clock
k in the s a
place.
_ Some have thought that the movement is for dairy 1 armefs onlyT" - Hof
every farmer of every nature is.:
urged to-join i n - t h e movementy-aridthis applies to all farmers in the
Fairport area.
(The editor of ; t h e
Herald-Mail is putting it straight t o
you farmers. It's to your vital,interest to attend this meeting Tuesday
night, Don't let anything keep you
away)
The following appeared in Collier'g
-W^eekiy-May^SOv
oeklsfe^"
John L. Lewis has launched ahT*ambitious scheme which, if i^ goes' to
its logical fruition, will m.ake fiim
food czar^-of-the—United Staiesy^AyV
man ^wh"o"Tan control a nation's J |obd -,
s u p p l y - h a s a strangle hold on th%t
:
nation's t h r o a t
'
- LewiB i s - t r y i n g to haul, first,_alL,the dairy farmers in the land, and
then all the other farmers, i n t o — h o l d
your hats; TOW— his " U n i t e d Miners
Workers Labor organization. These
alleged unionists would turn over t o
^^j-in-ariditinn-tn-genP-rmiH monthly
dues, the power to deal for them with
jobbers and middlemen. Thus Lewis
would boss the whole American food
supply setup.
^ v F ^ l y r t h - o l i g h ^ s r i d e a ^ h W thi§
5!fl|
iriistake could have been made. It
seemB as though three of the four
boys that came to officers school with
me- are from northern New York and
PVT. DONALD R. EVERDYKE
did, a t some time/ attend St. Law
U. S. Marine Corps, Co. E, M. B., fence, therefore my card or name wa3
-Nr-YrD—Pearh^arborr^rHT-^e-is-j-Efl^eo^
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I T years old, a n ^ h i a r people live at g ^ y o u can'rectify it in your next
1 Monroe streety Fairport*
issUe arid sof let me thank you in
advance.
To get down to the issue at hand,
I want to thank each and every one
that had anything a t all to do with
making and sending those delicious
S3SI
chokies to "us boys in the service."
Tjhahks ever so much.
Now that I jiave received my first
IsjutT 6f~th^~H^^d-Mail~let me"gdd
" I R i n H l be looking forward ' to' ' i t
every week. When I have the spare
time, which isn't too often, I jujgt go
AJ
F r o m Chas. ^ a l i e r /
oVer^nd^ver™thei-4>aper^lootang—for*
*
~
T o Fairppr^Wjir-Sengcej-Glu
J u s t a Tidt?:{o; let you know that familiar names and mention of places
— we mien in tlie'service a p p r e c i a t e ^ o u r that*!, as a citizen _of. Fairport,Jcnew-^
I remember years ago (about 1935)
thinking of . ^ s ^ n d I wish to thank
Mjc^_Lynch,
one of my High school
_
y o u ^ r " t h e - 0 o M e s j - they^were_swell..
N
instructors,"
told'
bur class" that we
- Sincerely,
should
makeWt
a
point
to learn somePfc. Charles H. Sauer
ten minutes of our
Co. A .6.0.1st- Parachute Bn% thing n6w every
&m
4
———=--—"-i——-^PortrKobber^Canal^Zone^-™ w a k m g dayi^If onTy Mrr Lynch knew
how valuable t h a t lesson or sentence
•mi
^^Fro^FJ^Gawlla=i=V .
h^^become-to^me^in-the—a^myr-^OP
- - - - < ? - Bure he would know that everything
Dear Friends:
he t a u g h t hasn't/gone to waste. Some- -I received the package and a news-- how I think he knew all the time he
p a p e r ^ r o m > y o u recently, and I wish made, t h a t statement that most or
to express my appreciation to you>
^and^ho8ej^who^nade-4t>H308Bible—fpfe
Here a t officers' school my day
me to receive the paper weekly. Thank- staytfl a t 5:30 a. m. with a rush for
For the list of graduates and 'ad- idea is indicated by the fact that a
The 67th annual conWenceiqfte^li6f I Andrew C. Lynch, High school
you very much, and sometime when the-showers and wash basins. After Fairport High school took-place^^^tf- principal, announced the following dresses of the salutatoriah and vale- bona fide farm organization in New
im\
state, where Lewis is staging h i s • • <$m
there is really some excitement I will I lfave shaved and showered~next~ day evening in~the "aodltoTiumi yKlch- awards:
dictorian—see—page-three.
initial big drive, has undertaken .to
write a letter for' the newspaper to comes drill for 1 5 minutes until about was packed full with the class; Q£^8&"
Senior cup, Alice Jackson; frateririsure New York farmers up to $10,The
Baccalaureate
print.
6j3te a r m . Then*~a quick breakfast faculty and friends. .The diptamafL nity cup, Sam Ansuini; sportswoman's
:
000 for any barn that may be -burnedKeep-on printing*. .
(a good .one too), and at 7:45 I am were:, presented by Superintend^iii- cup, Alice Jackson; highest Qhr"EngThe school auditorium was filled by "peaceable organizers" from Lewis'
A-C J . Gasella
<$£$
marching a mile to my first class, Thomas. -G. .Coffee; and^ musical gUn|g lish F , Barbara Pierce; second highest Sunday evening a t the baccalaureate union. What kind of union is i t
Group_9, Sq. " I "
;£%?
v
which, l a s t s - t w o hours. At ten ,we b'efs^eYe giveh;by the salon ensembi^ Old English - F , John Deal; French service, the" class in cap and gown oc whose ^prospective members begin to
.
MaxwelFField, Ala.
havea"*'break" or smoke period, then of the Rochester Music, guild. ~Tbi n i ; ' - R o t a r y club, $5.00, Floyd-King;
F r b n i ^ e o r g o 1 Warner. - -'-*
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miipyajUQn^wagugiYgn by, JR.ey,.Righa^ rehcB II. *-• Ejej^h^€lub ! ^$2.5£, Alex
Dear-Sii'sr
JSccurzio; aftT"Rotary club, ?&"J0u7
course we have the usUal 45 minutes 0 \ Ficken, pastor oT" the ^Congregabring them blessings
I want to thank you for the pack- off for dinner and then back for two tional church.
Helen Matz $2.00, Arthur Neiss $2.00, direction of Miss Genevieve Watson,
We hope this bid for dictatorship
age and .the Fairport_Herald-Mail. I more two-hour classes. A t 6:00 p. m.
Joyce Fisk $2.00.
instructor in music. The invocation will be kicked in the teeth. ———-'-The
senior
gift,
presented
by
Lyle
sure do appreciate it very much. I we have another drill period which DeMocker, president of the class, conwas "given by"Rev."*H. M. Rosenberger,
Special applause, we believe, is~due
always like to know whaj/s going on lasts about 45 minutib. At 6:00 p . m . sisted of the new curtains placed over
pastor of the First Baptist church.
to
Thomas E. Dewey who once broke
in Fairport. Thanks again.
we eat and "fall bug' for s^udy hall 'the north .windows of the auditorium.
Rev. Lincoln G. Archer, pastor of up a lot of rackets in New York a t y
Cpl>George Warner
from 7:00 prm. to fLl:00 p . m . So
address to the graduates was
the Methodist church, g a v e the ad- and now has taken the-field- to fight
Headquarters 1st O.M. Salvage there you see why it is necessary to The
given
by
Dr.
.-Betas
Canfield
of
the
dress,
choosing as his 'subject "The this one up and down New York
:——1—Depotr-Gamp-ieOr-Va.——— b^^*orr - oW^JeV'~namo , "~ta^
TJmversity" "ofriloclrester faculty—OTT
ATTstocracy of Usefulness." He told state. It takes real courage to fight
something new every minute possible. "Permanent ..Values of our Latin
the graduates that commencement for even a phony union.
Fi56to- Glenn Granger .
For
instance,
in
one
course
on
American
Neighbors."
Dr."
Canfield's
them means that they have met cerWe hope the various farmers' orThanks a lot. The' cookies were
material,
that
lasts
five
days,
we
get
address,
-some
of
it
in
lighter
vein,
tain standards and requirements, and ganizations will exhibit no less cour;-very<jgood and really appreciated.
trot~all"TCTy—interesting,r dealt
.that—from ..navv—on they are to^faceJi
—United and hold, they can l i c k
-^NevifB '"from; home in—the^-paper is f OiiiujhajoiuwxiitRn - fo>sts«the
manners
and
customs
of
the
Enough
about
myself
and
studies.^.the-un
tried-andthe-unk.nown.
Takin
is;—Divided—and—ttmorousr—they
Something (worth looking forward to.
people
.of
those
countries,
the
many
Let's
hear
from
ydu
other
boys
yiaf
:
a
lesson
from
Paul
aruT~Stt5s
sihgwill
be his meat — and we'll suffer
TS
Thanks again.
this paper or direct. To Mrs. -Blood Indian tribes, etc. He Spoke in some
ing after midnight, he told the young for it.
^2ir
• •
~Pvt. Glenn Granger
~^ 5.
people that there is a dawn for them,
-3rd Tech. Sch. Squad (sp.) and her class, "The Busy Bees" of of the many Indian languages of that
"£>
in which they may begin making their
•;?-i
• Lowry , Field, Denver, Col. the Raymond Baptist church, my very, region, and all in all the talk was
Legiou
Aids
best, especially to you Mrs. Blood. thoroughly appreciated and enjoyed.
' : Bar., 6 8 7 5
•
Thanks for yjmr wonderful Jiard and
In
RecruitiIlg•
somecTay Tliope \o thank you person^
F r o m . Johh/DeDoittenico
Harold E. DeVoe, commander- of
^ ^
ally for i t I shall never forget those
Daar Friends:
Brooks-Shepard
post, American Leclass
lunches
our
class
had
in
the
Many. thanks ' f o r the package of
gion, has received the following emer- » --.vj
-'i
swell'cookiej; Aftor being forwarded church years ago. Let me see, there
igency
request
from
the
national
comfrom^"Ft&l£nox. where I was pre- were the Bluhm boys, the Sauer boys,
— :#
mander.
viously sjESfiohea, I, received your box. Andy Richburg, Edward Valentine^ a
'$
The
civil
aeronautics
administra-,'
of delicious cookies* here a t Camp fellow we called "Happy" because of
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tion has asked the American Legion
his
permanent
smile,
Jack
Bell,
my
Polk) Louisiana. I want to thank you,
to assist in recruiting men whom the
. Mr. Miner, for being so generous in brother Harold, and a few.^otheTs
army air forces want to train as spe-^
v
sending*'nie week^yv a copy of the whose names I can'ti think* Of just
cialists in four kinds of flying: Glider
now.' Yes, Mrs. Blood/ we shall never
Herald-Mail.
pilots,
service and liaison pilots, in. .
: I-..Had h o trouble whatsoever in forget you.
structors,
a n d . airplane
co-pilots.
-^cons'Umlng^he^^kie^l "•• My military • Come now, let's have a few lettersv
Training
of
the
first
class,
to
consist
police platoon /quickly disposed of maybe I_ won't be so prornjpt J n
of
5,000,
must
begin
July
TT
answering "them all, but sooner or
tnem. . ..... i^. ...V ",\
The air forces have made it possible
I will. If you haven't time for
;
- • The-localf pahor ;is -most' graciously later
for men between 18 and 37, who want
BARBARA PIERCE
a
letter
a
card
will
suffice.
My
adappreciated mm trhave- quite a few dress:
to serve their country as fliers, to do
Honor Student V
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boys1 : i h my MiP. ^platoon who hail
so, even though theynnay Trot be able
George ^goles -'
from Rochester and vicinity. I thank
to meet the rigid physical and mental
Officers'
Candidate Class No. 27
you one and all.
requirements of a combat pilot.
Ft. Sill, Oklahoma
Lieut. John DeDomenico
Training courses tak e . from 8, to, 40
Dear Mr. Miner:
Service Company •
weeks, depending on ffyihg experiThis
letter
is
for
print
if
you
wish.
7th Armored Division
ence
of candidates.
Applicant „in
Gamp-Polkr-Louisiana--— 1Ve- v tried-hard-to-thank-you-all—forexcess of the first quota will be given
Pleiue turn to paaro 7
priority and assigned to subsequent
From Alex. Scar'azzo
classes.
Dear Frieirids:
\ .
For details and registration blanks
I received your Fairport Herald- Surprise on/
call on Mr. DeVoe at 65 South Main
Mail and I appreciated it very much. Father's Day
street.
I really enjoy reading it every week,
A surprise party was given in honor
if y o u ' s e n d it. V I t ' s Very g r e a t to of x Geo. Rausler of Macedon 6n
ROBERT HOCKENBURY
"What's New
hear about the old home town. So Father's day, by his children and
:
r
Honor
Student
III
JOHN
DEAL,
Valedictorian
until then good by and good luck to grandchildren. Those'attending were
In Blackouts"
all of the Fairport friends. Thank Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rausler JrV and
You can have a complete blackout
you. I'll be seeing you soon on the daughters N a t c y and Joyce of Fair-;
room without using black materials.
next furlough. Thanks again old pals. port; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Smith*
Fairport's model. hlacknuLrnnrn_:ai_2Q_
—"
P v t : Alexr-Scamzzo
aml~"a,aUghter' H^TeTTTJi"Ne^n[TlqrTbTTB7
South Main street has^a special group
:
193d: Field. Artillery .
Charles and John Rausler of Mace ,
of
cheery,.light-proof shades. ,iv««v
1st Service Battery
don; Mr. and Mrs. Afvin Ros"e' and
See
the. cretonne, beige, ana .whiteCamp Livingston, La;
daughter Jeanette, and Miss Helen •
ri
faced
shades;
the light portable winRose of Victor, also Miss Vernice\
dow panels used so effectively »Vxour
From Emanuel Apostal
Brizee of Rochester. Supper was
windows, regardless of size andahapo,
Dear Friends: ^
served and a good time enjoyed.T.
can be made light-proof.
Various
I too w f s h t o express my thanks
E
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models
"and
window
treatments
now
;v>«
. i o n the lovely cookiesjand f,or the,free
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on
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The hours are from 2 to 5 daily,
Mail. ' I t makes one feel rather good
Hospital
Graduate
except
Tuesday and Wednnesday. Also
t 6 , k n o w t h a t . h e is n.ot alone in this
open Saturday evenings from .7"t6; 9.
Marjorie VanHall, daughter of Mr.'
struggle, b u t . h a s fill the. people, .esIdeas and visitors are welcome.
pecially; jtVosfi' ttom his home , town, and Mrs. Jacob VanHall of Walworthri
Prepare for a bomber and feel a lot
RFD, will be graduated from the)
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calmer.".*.
Watch
this paper for
MurrayHiU-school-at_Mount
Morris
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HveJ1=vfOrtlk"wKiTe a n H l i s e i u I , . a n f o l f
George Wagner 98 (Trig. 100); 3
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course.
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world always makes way for the kind
Andy Martin,.98 (Trig. lOOJlEnglish
room and board..
No postage and in Rochester,, where she/.will pursue
of mind that knowB where it is going.
j
Iy^yArchiliea Catsonis^ $5.00, Lyle
^^tner^Uiingiit:too' ^mriftrtf%;;io: :add;' Interests ^atotigv mechanical/; drawing
.. i n ; urging the young people t o - g e t * - : ^ i ^ t
DeMocker;. senior project, Archilles
——WMt^orQ-^Td-one-nsk-i6rT.t v •
into"
the spirit,of adventure, a h t t i b a z r ^ 4 & |
tJatflonfs, ^5.00, John Dealy 3 years
'••.Mis3^Va^IIalITsl)ne* of tfie^29 sta-^
r^SdV to take a dare, he said that 9 5 %
of science (science fund $5.00, Rausch
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five^
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