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R A
VAN NAMEE, local Editor.
Mia
••• Mt WfeMii
of
LowvWe,
OCTOBER HOME RELIEF
SUPERVISORS MET TESTERMY
IN ANNUAL SESSION
TOTALED $6,058.29
BIG AIDTOFARMERS
Fmrrn Credit Group Shows Urge Increase in Loan* This Year.
HOW TO CHANGE
RULE OF COUNTY
Costs In Lewis County *900 Above Harold D. MaroeUus, Chairman, and
September Total—Expenditures
M. W. Van Amber, Lowville,
During the first nine months of
Miss Maxine Barnes is in Syracuse
by Towns Given.
Clerk.
this year the Canton Production Before County Can Fatahllsh Mew
taking a course In beauty culture.
Mrs. M. W. Van Amber and daugh- Credit Association loaned twlc* as
Form, It Musi Be Favored By MaHome relief expenditures in Lewis
The Lewis county Board of Supermuch money and enrolled . twice as
jority of All Voters In County and
county for October totaled $6,068.29, visors met Tuesday'as a board of can- ter a r e spending some time with rela- many farmer-members as during the
an increase of $900 over September. vassers, to canvass the votes polled tives in Albany.
Get Separate Majorities In City and
Miss Mary Rebres attended, the same period of 1934. Whereas 183
The Increase was largely due to In- at the recent election,
farmers
received
loans
of
$107,000
Outside City.
wedding
of
her
brother,
Michael,
Satcreased demands for fuel and clothThe. Board of Supervisors stands a urday morning a t Oneida.
during the first three quarters of last
ing.
tie politically, nine Republicans and
Overwhelming approval by the votMr. and Mrs. George Cornish, of year, this year in the same length of
Expenditures
by
towns were: nine Democrats, and went Into annual
time, 366 farmers joined the credit ers of the state on election day of conMeririan,
spent
the
week-end
with
Mr.
Croghan, $180.68; Denmark. $427.19; session yesterday.
co-operative to borrow some $255,000.
titutlonal amendment * No.l, known
pationt in the Lewis County
and Mrs. Arthur Robinson.
Diana, $1,508.03; Grelg, $198.67; Harr n'-nl Hospital,
the county home rule amendment
Although the association can lend
Members of the Board
Miss
Angeline
Lorenzini
and
Louis
rlsburg, $94; Hlghmarket, nothing;
ruvm Christiansen, Bostwick street.
to its members for practically any r Fearon amendment, will have n o
Meda
are
spending
several
days
with
Croghan—Edward
Grunert,
D-.;Lewis, $78.89; Leyden, $602.70; Lowcovering from a * operation for
friends and relatives in Stanford, purpose, nearly half of t h e advances ffect until the state legislature enDenmark—Walter W. Bchloop, R.
ville, $832.68; Lyonsdale, $366.04; Mar" re 4
at the county hospital.
were t o pay up and renance current icts a law setting up a number of
Conn.,
and New York.
1
Diana—Charles
Mayhew,
R.
ti nsburg, $434.26; Montague, nothing;
Ladies Aid . Society of St.
short-term debts, most of which were tptional forms of county' government
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
O'Hara,
of
Inlet,
Greig—Frank
J.
Barnes,
D.
New Bremen, $180.80; Osceola, noth-, ,r-« church has voted $15 to the
for COWB or farm equipment. In ad- o take the place of the old supervisor
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
K.
Hatten,
of
EdHarrisburg—William
J.
Smith,
R.
ing; Plnckncy, $107.73; Turin, $50;
•Listed Welfare League of Lowdition
nearly a third of t h e advances form now in force in Jefferson, St.
wards,
have
been
recent
guests
of
Hlghmarket—Norvle H. Higby, R.
Watson, $242.50; West Turin, $475.08;
vile for t h e L e a 8 u e ' 3 Christmas rewere
for
outright purchases of cows. Lawrence, Lewis and moat of the otJohn O'Hara and family.
Lewis—Eugene Ammon, D.
county caseis, $284.29.
Next was cash crops and market her counties of the state.
ff work
_ ,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fay
L.
Parker
and
Leyden—Otis
Munn,
R.
Seventy-five per cent of this amount
When this law is enacted a county
" Bastian'5. Silver Slipper Orchestra
daughter J a n e t and Mr. and Mrs. gardening, repairs to farm buildings
Lowville—Ernest J. Wolfe, R.
is reimbursable by TERA and in adand purchases of new equipment. will have opportunity a t a referen• Watertown has been engaged for
Grange Sunday
Frederick
Parker
returned
Tuesday
Lyonsdale—Ralph
E.
Fruln,
R.
dition a total of $974.82 was expended
*h annuil Lowvitte firemen's dance
Martinsburg—Maynard W. Foote, D. from a five days motor trip to New Potato loans amounted to less than um, held a t a general election, to deLowville Grange, P. of H., has been for Items not relmbursible.
ermine whether it wants to discard
1%.
,7 be held Nov. 28- at the Academy invited to attend church on Grange
York.
Montague—Clarence
L. Carter, R.
x
The expenditures were for the care
Organized over a year and a half he supervisor form, The voters in t h e
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Hayes,
of
Arden,
New
Bremen—LaMont
W.
Monnat,
D.
Sunday,
November
17th,
at
West
Marof 380, of which 112 cases received
hundred and ten couples atOntario, and Mr. and Mrs. B. Barker, ago as a credit co-operative to make eferendum. will express their desires
Osceola—James H, Barker, D . '
One
tlnsburg Methodist church; services both home relief and work relief. The
, natu the annual charity ball, spon- at 11:15. All Grangers invited.
of Clayton, were week-end guests of short-term loans exclusively to far- >n some one of the new forms of govPlnckney—Henry
Baker,
D.
380 cases comprised 1,488 individuals.
nrfd bv Lowville Post 162, American
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moren, at their mers, the Canton Production Credit >rnmet made available to them by
Turin—George F. Hart, R.
In addition to the relief given, 19 famAssociation serves St, Lawrence, Jef- he state law.
>pion. at ^ e i. O. O. F . rooms
cottage on the River.road.
Watson—Harold D. Marcellus, D.
Johnson Home for Children
ilies had sons in OCC camps and 12
ferson, Lewie, Franklin, Clinton and
Similar to City Law.
UondaY night
Mies
Louise
Wlndecker
and
Miss
West Turin—Nelson G. Hayes, D.
The November meeting of the board families had reclpents of old age reEssex counties. I t operates under a
v G.rold Dnnnelly, probation offiCora
Morris
returned
Monday
to
the
It is expected those forms will be
lief residing with them.
of
directors
of
the
Johnson
Home
for
Standing
Committees
home of William S. Windecker, from national charter and obtains its funds ilmilar In structure to the several
of I ?wi8? county and a member
Forty-two new cases were opened,
children, Inc., will be held at the PubThese, standing committees were their camp on Seventh Lake, where by discounting its members' notes forms
J',j,' e K of C. of Lowville, addressed He Library on Monday, November 18, 15 causes closed, and 46 old cases reof government which have been
named: Footing artd verifying as- they have- been spending Beveral with the Intermediate Credit Bank, available to cities of the state under
\,,vtmir of the Holy Name Society at 2:45 p. m. Will each member please opened during the month.
sessment
rolls,
Barnes,
Barker,
CarSpringfield,
Mass.
months.
£
Monday night.
the optional city government act of 20
make a special effort to be present?
ter, Foote, Hayes, Hart, Mayhew,
According t o Albert W. Hull, assocl- ears ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goldthrlte will
nun.s of 36 trial jurors and 24
Monnat,
Munn,
Schloop,
Wolfe;
counleave Friday evening for Syracuse tion secretary at-Canton, the increase
uto;^
will be drawn at the
Before a county may establish one
Pledged to Fraternity
ty buildings, Mayhew, Carter, Foote; and Little York, to visit Mrs. F r a n k from 183 to 366 loans from last year
oiork's office next Saturday to
accounts of sheriff, district attorney Wolcott, sister of Mrs. Goldthrlte. to this Is due to t h e plan on which, of the new forms of government it
Bernard
J.
Rohr,
son
of
Mr.
and
.> a term of Supreme Cout to
Will Present Concert Program at and county clerk, Ammon, Grunert,
must be favored by a majority of t h e
Mrs. Theodore Rohr, Shady avenue, a
Mrs.
Wolcott will return with them the association advances its funds. total votes cast on It in the county. If
'; ho re beginning Dec. 2.
Academy Auditorium for Benefit
Munn; accounts of commissioner of on Sunday.
freshman
at
Rider
College,
has
been
Loans
to
grow
crops,
for
instance,
do
of Associated Welfare League.
Mrs Luther B Asklns has been
there Is a city in the county having
public welfare, Higby, Schloop, Monpledged to the professional fraternity
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Sanford, of not come due until the crops are sold, more than 25 per cent of the county's
: pom ,.;] chairman of the American of Delta Sigma Pi. This chaped is
nat.1
although
they
must
be
repaid
them.
White Plains, spent the week-end
oss Unve in the town of LowThe Lowville Civic Club is arrangpopulation, as shown by the figuces
Miscellaneous
accounts,
Foote,
one of 54 national chapters.
ing a concert program to be present- Hayes, Smith; accounts of justices with Mrs. Sanford's mother Mrs. Mary Loans to buy cows or for equipment f the last federal census, there must
,'-,,, " T!^ drive for new members
or
major
Improvements,
may
run
as
ed at the Academy auditorium early and constables, Smith, Munn, Baker; Garhseyr and attended the Clarkson
vVl b<- nuule between now and
>e a favoring vote of the majority of
Breaks^ Collar Bone
in December for the benefit of the treasurer's accounts, Baker, Ammon, St. Lawrence football game at Can- long as three years.
"-;;»r.k?i:iving day.
the voters of that city who cast their
Plans
are
already
being
made
for
ton,
Saturday.
Richard,
6-year
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Associated Welfare League.
The r.l'art daughter of Merton and
ballots on the question, and in adHart; accounts of coroners, Carter,
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Hara and son, the association's annual meeting at dition there muBt b^e a favoring vote
Harold de LaPorte, Croghan,
The league will also benefit from Higby, Hayes; accounts for printing,
ir,r aret. Moren Jinks, of Rochester, Mrs.
the
close
of
the
year,
when
directors
Charles; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hatten,
ba;-tis;> on S u n d a y b y R e v . W a l - suffered a fractured collar bone Mon- the annual Christmas party of the
f the majority of the voters in the
• •r I.eonold Rennet rector of Trinity day evening, when he slipped from a j club to be held December 4 at the Hayes, Grunert, Smith; highways and of Edwards, N. Y., formerly of will be elected for t h e coming sea- :ounty outside the city who ballot on
bridges,
Monnat,
Mayhew,
Barker.
son.
Massena,
have
returned
from
a
motor
r-.^o.;,; clinch. Mrs. Jinks was chair and fell to the floor.
home of l5r. and Mrs. Dwight H.
:he question.
Grand jurors, Schloop, Carter, Bar- trip in Canada.
While away they
t pt;>o«i and married in the same
Dr. D. J. O'Connor was called and Porter, when each member will doIn Jefferson county the city of
nes;
apportionment of county tax, visited Mr and Mrs. Eugene Sullivan
gave first aid. The child was taken | note money or clothing.
. -.iircfc
Watertown has mbre than 33 per cent
Grunert,
Munn,
Fruin;
apportionment
Th- following are .among those who to Lewis County Genjeral Hospital,
At the regular semi-monthly meet- of state tax, Munn, Wolfe, Barnes; a t Massena, and the Hatten cottage
of the population, but if the majority
vmrd I he week-end excursion to New Lowville, Tuesday for X-rays.
ing of the club, held at the home of corporation taxation, Monnat, Barker, on the St. Lawrence river.
ote in Watertown should favor one
York city: Mvs. William F. O'Hare,
Mrs.
Raymond S. Richardson, the Munn; examining books and records,
of the new forms when it was put u p
Regular Monthly Clinic
y <Se? Martha Milligan, Katherlne
program was in charge of Mrs. P. G. Fruin, Smith, Foote; county budget,
Lowville Grange Leads With 54ft at a referendum, and the majority in
y aha as.
Holen Jewett,
Marjbrie
The regular monthly clinic conduct- Williams and included a talk on In- Grunert, Hart, Monnat; apportionMembers — Turin R a n k s Second the rest of the county should be
Frown Ev.lyn' Stead, Dolores Mur- ed by the St. Lawrence State Hospital dians and their craft. Mrs. Williams ment of dog tax, Barnes, Barker,
With 319 and Copenhagen Third against, a new county government
Will be Exemplified at Club Rooms
jr.y and Harriett Scholz.
plan could not be set up there,
will be held in Watertown on Tues- was assisted by Mrs. J. Yale Moore. Foote.
With 257.
of Watertown Council Sunday
Orer. Fenton, \Vho has been guiding day, November 19th, from 9 a. m. to Mrs.
H. J. Richardson, accompanied
Some Officers Unchanged.
Accounts of supervisors, Fruin,
?:r deer hunters in the vicinity of 3:30 p. no., at the House of the Good at the piano by Mrs. H. R. Steele, Hart, Ammon; erroneous tax, Wolfe,
That Lewis county granges have a
Evenlng, November 17.
Regardless of which new form
Number Four, was brought out to the Samaritan. The clinic will be con- sang "The Land of the Sky Blue Carter, Hayes; expenses of ' county
combined membership of 3,369 and might be adopted county clerks, she'•ome of his daughter, Mrs. Henry ducted by Dr/ Paul C. Lybyer, first Waters."
Mrs. R. S. Richardson officers/ Barker, Mayh&w; accounts
The third degree of the Order of they have made a gain of 47 during riffs and district attorneys will conFk-haab. East State street, in the assistant physician, and Clara E. Ells- played a number of selections from for lunacy 'examinations, Ammon, the Knights of Columbus will be ex- the year is shown by the annual re- ihue to be nominated in primaries
Virkler ambulance Friday afternoon, worth, R. N., Psychiatric social Indian music.
Foote, Higby; supplies for county emplified at the club rooms of Wa- port of Deputy Master Edward F. and elected for three-year terms, as
: with an intestinal ailment.
A report of the mid-year meeting buildings, Wolfe, Higby,* Fruin; ac- tertown Council on Sunday evening, Linstruth. The county has 21 granges they are at the present time.
worker.
with an average membership of 160.
of the Northern New York Federa- counts
Other officers may be appointed, or
for law books,
Barker, November 17, at 8 o'clock.
Current Topics Club
Lowville, one of the leading granges nominated and elected, accordingly as
tion.held
in
Watertown
was
given
by
A
class
of
75
candidates
from
the
Schloop,
Smith.
Vote on Amendments
Mrs.
L. P. M. Gaylord, president of
The Current Topics Club will meet
Councils In the 51st district will par- of the state, not only in membership he state statute defining the strucLewis county voted in favor of the
ticipate. Councils In the'district are: but in the high rank of its work, has ure of the new forms may provide.
i the home of Mrs. Arthur MacKen- $55,000,000 bond issue for unemploy- the club.
Leray de Chaumont, Rosiere; Car- 545 enrolled. .• Turin comes second, If appointed the appointive power
ment relief by a majority of 153, tabuthage, Carthage; Thousand Island, with a membership of 319, Copen- would rest with the county governingjrogxaru will be in charge of Mrs. lation of returns as made to the
LQWVILLE F R E E LIBRARY
List of Lewis County Pupils Who Clayton; Watertown, Watertown; C. hagen third with 257 and Denmark body or manager as the state a c t
~ Bvron P.o-.ven.
board of election showed.
J. McMorrow, Lowville; St. Stephen's, following close with 251. There are would specify.
Won Pomona Grange Prizes
Book Week, November 18 to 23, proT h e vote on propositions and
Croghan. Arrangements are being four granges In t h e 200-300 class,
in
Lowville.
Once a new form is .set up t h e
SI.Six) for Building Fund
amendments:
Proposition 1, yes, mises to be a happy time for children
Denmark,
Riverbank state act would provide for the transmade to accommodate over 500 mem- Copenhagen,
totnI of more than. $1,800 was 3,208; no, 3,055; Amendment 1, yes, in. the Library. There will bevexhlbits
and Leyden, the two latter having fer of powers and duties of present ofAt the fall meeting of the Lewis bers who will attend.
eive-J d.irinK the year in the "build- 2,782; no, 2,989; Amendment 2, yes, of books, new and old, each afternoon,
222 and 207 members respectively.
ficers and departments to officers
County
Masters'
and
Lecturers'
conferThe
degree
will
be
conferred
by
and
members
of
the
Current
Topics
: fi:ml" *T.\v-lopes. from members of 2,530.- no, 2,602._ amendment 3, yes,
In the 100-200 group a r e : Glendale, and departments' established by the
Club have kindly consented to be ence, held in Lowville Grange hall, Past District Deputy T. Edward Mc?!>\or'< p:irish. Lowville, according
2,602; no, 2,856.
Other district 169 members; Barnes Corners, 144; new form. Certain offices and departpresent to show the books to the there were representatives from ten Dermott, of Utica.
the I<?;><>: t issued Sunday by the
children^ and to read stories from of the granges in the county, and two deputies expected to attend a r e : D. West Leyden and Osceola, 143 each; ments would likely be abolished and
s'ioi. Monsijjnor Murray.
Sheffield Milk Prices
of the Juvenile granges. There were" F. Champagne, L. A. Conto, A. N. Adirondack, 142; Gardner's Corners, their powers and duties taken over
them.
Beaver Falls, 109; Harrisburg, by officers and departments under
The net cash price to be paid the
19 participants in the annual prize- Tebo, M. T. Paquette, T. J. Enright, 112;
The
slogan
for
Book
Week
this
Lou vill<\ Home Bureau Food Lesson members of the Shre (field Producers
the new set up.
year is "Reading for fun." With this speaking contest for grade children F.. M. Duggah and A. M. Phillips. 100.
Food :n relation to health is the Cooperative Association, Inc., for in mind, books of all kinds have been sponsored by the county service and Twenty Grand Knights of neighborGranges having less than 100 memThe amendment makes it possible
iopic of ;ht- second fodd lesson to be. grade B milk, testing 3.5% butterfat selected to suit all tastes>and all ages. hospitality committee. Pomona grange ing councils are also expected.
"bers are: Kirschnerville, 95; Belfort, for the governing bodies of any two
tiven the Lowville Home
Bureau In the 201-210 mile zone, Is $1.78 per
Among the new books are stories gave money prizes .for first, second • Foliowing_ the degree a buffet 85; P o r t Leyden, 75; Petrie's Corners, or more counties to provide by agreeUonday night, November 18, ln s t h e hundred pounds for milk delivered of our own and other lands; everyday and third prizes in four classes. The luncheon will be served in the club 74; Greig, 64; Erie, 56 and New Bre- ment for the discharge of one or more
Academv kitchen by Miss Rhilda during t h e month of October, subject stories and stories of adventure; real following were winners:
rooms.
men, 55.
rovernmental functions within t h e
Deputy Linstruth began his work territorial limits of such agreeing 1
Girls in 1 to 5 grades: Marjorie J.
arrv.er All members are urged to to the established freight grade and i happenings and fairy happenings; and
as deputy master in 1929 and during counties.
butterfat differentials. This is 16% | s o m e delightful picture books for the Grubel, Leyden, first; Marie S. BurMRS.
ANNA M. OASSNEB
•tend.
The amendment does not impair or
his Jong service he h a s built up
dick, Greig, second; Dorothy M. Bockcents per hundred pounds above the children's reading- table.
W. C. T. U.
price for September, 1935. I t is the
Best of all, because of its everyday enhelm, Kirschnerville, third. Boys Born In West Leyden September 29, grange condition in this county to a restrict the existing: power of the state
very satisfactory position, making an legislature to enact laws relating to a
Richard Zecher,
The retular social and business highest price for October milk since: helpfulness, Is our new Brittanica in same grades:
1879; Died in Utica, November
Increase in membership during the county, its cities, towns, villages or
first;
Hugh
Patterson,
Junior. With its blue and silver cov- Denmark,
r-.eetin.? of the W. C. T. U. will be 1931.
9, 1935.
other units until one of the new forms
past three years of 154.
ers, fine paper, good pictures, handy Greig, second. Girls in grades 6 to 8:
•eld Morv.lay evening. Nov." 18th, at
Deputy Linstruth h a s declined to is established.
Index, and the best material attrac- Winifred Camp, Denmark, first; Rose
Girls Basket Ball Teams
the hnn? m" Mrs. Eugene McOmber,
Mrs.
Anna
M.
Gassner,
56,
widow
After that, however,, the state legis- '
Dayan s-jv^t_Ho3tesses Mrs. Charles
Girls basket ball practice has start- tively and simply presented for young Bauer, Greig, second; ~MaroIyn Terry, of Urban Gassner, died unexpectedly serve longer and will be succeeded by
RittL?. chtirnian; Mrs. 'E. M. Sheldon, ed with 40 high school girls report- students, this set fills mosfTsatlsfactor- Lowville, third. Boys in same grades: Saturday, November 9, a t her home, Past Pomona Master John Peterson, lature may not enact any special laws
L'rs J C Otis. Ml33 Florence John- ing. There are only four members lly a long-empty place in our childrens Claude Bockenheim, Kirschnerville, 1553 Lincoln avenue, Utica, Death who has been recommended for ap- for a county or Its governmental units
first; Milton Mattls, Denmark, secpointment by the Lewis County but may enact general laws applicable
•on Plf\i.'C- notice change In date.
of last year's championship squad re- I reference-room.
was due to natural causes.
to all counties in the state. The only
Pomona Grange.
Except for reference volumes and ond; Donald 'Xerry, Lowville, third.
turning this season. The veterans are
Anna Fey Gassner was the daughexception made is that when an emerThe contest was an unusually good
table-books,
these
new
books
will
go
Dorothy
Gordon,
Betty
Steele,
Altsie
With Bird Shot
gency exists. Then on special message
one,
and Lewis county Pomona ter of the late Peter G. and Anna
SCHWENDY—SNYDER
into
circulation
on
Saturday,
NovemRaymond Campany, son of Mr. and Fairchlld and Genevieve McCarthy,
of the governor and a two-thirds vote .
grange is doing a very commendable Miller Fey and was born in West
Leyden, September 29, 1879. Her Francis B. Schwendy a n d Miss I r e n e of each house of the state legislature
Urs. Francis Campany, was shot by but remaining from last year's subs ber 23rd.
work In sponsoring these contests.
girlhood woe spent In Port Leyden
t. fellow hunt<,r in the left a r m and are Ethel Boshart, Joan Marie Lynch,
necessary legislation to meet t h e
Snyder Married Tuesday'
Still Confined to His Bed
and she went to Utica a t the age of
MI the left side of his chest while Mary O'Conner, Frances Ross, Grace
needs of the situation may be enacted. -'
Morning.
Edwin Guepe, who was accidentally
Attends
National
Convention
Tanner,
Esther
Whitehead
and
Leona
14,
and
had
since
resided
there.
She
bird hunting Sunday afternoon in the
The amendment makes a special
shot
by
a
hunting
companion
at
the
De
Witt
C.
LeFevre,
Beaver
Falls,
was married to Mr. Gassner Septemvicinity of the Flat Rock road. He Wood. Miss Peggy Smith, senior, is beginning of the partridge season, is
provision of counties within the city
Francis
B.
Schwendy,
Croghan,
and
Lewis
county
governor
of
the
New
ber 6, 1911. He died five years ago.
vas broupht to the Lewis County manager with Catherine Owens, 3d, still confined to his bed at his home
York State Association of Young Re- She was a member of S t Joseph's Miss Irene Snyder, Naumburg, were of New York.
'General Hospital, where the shots assistant manager.
married Tuesday morning in the recin Elm street The shot entered the publican Clubs, attended the national
•were removed by Dr. E. O. Boggs and
DEMICK—SURACE
tory of St. Stephen's church, Croghan
left
leg
just
below
the
knee
and
felnce
convention
of
young
Republicans
a
t
Dr
Porter, and he was re- Rev. a n d Mrs. Profio Give Luncheon that time a blood clot has formed Des Molnes, la., Saturday, Sunday the Original Ladies Nest of Owls, Father Martin O'Kane officiated.
;
Rev. Mr. and His. B. D. Proflo en- both above the knee and below where and Monday. The other thr^e repre- 1080.
x.ovecl to his home on Rural avenue.
The bride, a daughter of Mr. and Miss Vivian T. Surace, Carthage,
Mrs. Gassner leaves two daughters,
tertained a t a buffet luncheon a t the the shot entered the leg.
F r a n k Snyder, was attended by
Bride of Ralph Dlmick,
sentatives were State President Wal- Agnes M. and Catherine C. Gassner, Mrs.
Baptist parsonage Wednesday the
Education Week
ter J. Mahoney, Buffalo; Paul Lock- and one son, Rubert J. Gassner, all of Miss Mary Schwendy, sister of the
Castorland.
The American Legion Auxiliary, the ministers and their wives, also sevNeedle—Murphy
wood, New York, and Miss Helen Utica; one sister, Mrs. Terrence bridegroom. Arthur Hamblin, Loweral
laymen
of
the
Baptist
Monthly
ville,
was
best
man.
Civic and Current Topics Clubs sponMiss Evelyn Murphy, daughter of Goeckler, Westchester county. George
In a quiet ceremony performed in
-ored a program at the Academy Fellowship of Jefferson county. Guesta Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Murphy, Pots- H. Slbley, New York, past state O'Neil, Georgetown, N. Y.; one brothThe bride was attired in blue silk St. James' Catholic church, Carthage,
er,
Louis
C.
Fey,
West
Leyden,
and
with matching accessories and the at high noon Sunday, Miss Vivian T.
auditorium Wednesday night In ob- present1 were: Rev. Mr. and Mrs. dam, and Joseph Needle, Jr., son of president, also attended the conven- several nephews and nieces.
bridesmaid wore- brown silk and Surace, daughter of Antonio Surace,
w/ance of Educational week. Dr. George Upham and guest, of Phila- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Needle, Ogdens- tion.
matching^accessorles. Breakfaal^was of 97 State street, became the bride
James S. Thomas, president of Clark- delphia; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. burg, were marrfed Saturday a t the
l
on College*. Potsdam, was the guest Gri8wold and Mrs. August Kreuger, Lowville Presbyterian manse by the Johnson Home For Children, Inc., PERMITS O F DRIVERS REVOKED served In the home of the bride- of Ralph Dimick, of Castorland, son
The high school orchestra Castorland; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. John Rev. O. T. Anderson, N
The members of the finance com- Four Drivers Charged With Driving groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Solo- of the late Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Fowler and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
mon Schwendy, Croghan.
They were attended by Mr. and mittee of the Johnson Home wish to
Dimick. Rev. Patrick M. O'Shea, a s j-layd
Car While Intoxicated.
This propram followed the first Williams, Clayton; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.
After a trip to Massachusetts, the sistant pastor of t h e church, conWilliam Wilson, this village, express publicly their appreciation of
couple will reside in Croghan. Mr. ducted the service, which was witParent-Teachers' night observance of Ivan Cash and family, Adams Center; iincle and aunt of the bridegroom. the flnanceal help received from the
During the two weeks ended OctoRev, Charlea Stanford, Belleville; They will reside in Potsdam.
friends of the home in the village of ber 26, the state motor vehicle bu- Schwendy is employed in Beaver nessed only by members of the two
"he vear.
Rev. Lorimer W. Grippen, Carthage;
families and close friends.
Lowville, and from the other villages reau reports that in t h e Utica dis- Falls.
Rev. Fred Robert Tiffany, WaterKnights of ColumbusLegion Charity Ball
in the county in the last year.
Mrs. Jane Delessio, of Carthage, a
trict,
of
which
Lewis
and
nearby
town.
P. S. C. E X C E E D E D P O W E R
3ister of the bride, attended Miss
About a year ago the finance com- counties are a part, there were 24
The American Legion Charity ball
Members of Lowville Council, K. of
Albany.
—
The
Appellate
Division
Surace as matron of honor. Malcolm
on Armistice night was such a success mittee inaugurated a compaign to revocations and 21 suspensions of
0., attended trie exemplification of the
Official Referee
that the Lowville Post is planning an- raise funds to pay the bills, some of certificates of automobile registration of t h e Supreme Court ruled Wednes- Hlrschey, of Castorland, a friend of
second degree at Watertown, Tuesday
The Watertown Times says: 'For other dance in the near future. Near- long standing incurred by the home. and licenses to drive, due to various day that municipally owned electric the bridegroom, served as best man.
Jiijrht. and will attend the third deIn the afternoon the members of
vre? :n that city, November 17. About some time there has been a persistent ly 200 couples enjoyed the music of The committee raised in Lowville infractions of the motor vehicle laws. power plants are entitled to a "fair
profit" and may use the bridal party and a few friends
-00 ni'-mhers from councils of the 51st report in legal circles that Justice Ted Grave's orchestra. The permanent $330.30.
Included In the list of motorists who and"~reasonable
their
profits'
to
reduce
munlclpa
The members of the advisory com- were penalized during this period for
drove to Watertown, where a sevendistrict were guests of the Lowville Frank J. Cregg, Syracuse, Democrat, wave donated every year by Mrs. H.
taxes.
home law violations were:
course dinner was served at the hotel
Council Wednesday evening, when the would be assigned by the governor M. Donahoe, was won by Mrs. A. J. mittee in their respective
The court in its ruling held that the
Srst drKree was conferred under the to replace Justice Men-ell in the first Bradly, of Ilion. The turkey raffle was towns in the county raised $181.90,
Revocations: Charged with driving Public Service Commission had ex- Woodruff.
Mr. and Mrs. Dimick left on a short
direction of Grand Knight James M. department, appellate division, which won by Assemblyman Fred A. Young. making a grand total of $512.20. The a c a r while intoxicated, Albert BirchD. E. Griffith, D. D. Klngsbury, Clar- committee is happy to announce that enough, Gouverneur; Alfred Weiler, ceeded its power in ordering a rate wedding trip, and upon their r e t u r n
O'Connor. District Deputy A. M sits In New York.
reduction
for
the
municipally
owned
the
bills
will
all
be
paid
by
the
end
of
"It Is the belief of Jefferson county ence Young and Levl P . M. Gaylord.
Phillips, Watertown, was guest of
Constableville; Merl Crisman. South village of Boonville electric power will make their home in Castorland,
where Mr. Dimick conducts a meat
lawyers that Justice Merrell will be had charge of the arrangements for this month.
Rutland; Charles Bumham, Philadel- plant.
We hope that the Home will be able phia.
market. Mr. Dimick graduated from
made an official referee at a salary the dance.
T h e decision upheld an earlier one Lowville Academy with t h e class of
to run on its Income in the future, unof $10,000 a year, and will thereby be
I O. O. F. Quoits Team
by Supreme Court Justice Gilbert V. '29.
less a serious emergency arises.
Armistice Day Dinner
League Fays $1.52
The quoits team from the Lowville able to ease the burden of equity
Schenck that profits from a municipal
Over 150. people attended the 4th an- Donations of vegetables, canned
n
cases
now
piled
on
thei
shoulders
of
New York. — The palrymen's power plant may be used for tax re3d Fellows lodge won from the
goods,
fruit
etc.,
a
r
e
always
greatnual
Armistice
day
dinner,
given
by
Open Bids Today
League Co-operative Association, Inc., duction purposes.
Evans Mills lodge team on the local the active justices.
Justice Schenck
fully received by the home.
"Since the death of Judge William the American Legion Auxiliary to the
Today
the
board of education eafMonday
announced
its
members
will
«ourt at Indoor quoits 'Wednesday
held that since taxpayers raised th
The finance Committee: Mrs. Berex-service men and women of Lewis
I h t This was the 15th contest the M. Ross,' Syracuse, the fifth Judlolal county. Mrs. O. O. Smith Unit presi- nard Babel, Mrs. Gilbert E . . Black- receive a basic net pool return of money to build t h e plant and were pects to let the contract for t h e
team has won out of 20 pitched district has been without an official dent, welcomed the guest and short mon, Mrs. George-B. Morse, Mrs. Os- $1.52 per 100 pounds for 3.5 milk de- liable for any loss resulting from its school Improvement project Sealed
bids will be opened today In Principal
refereet. At one time the district had
livered during October. Ttye basic
*y them this year.
speeches were given by officers of car G. Smith, Misa Jessie A. Beach, price, which applies a t the 201-210 operation, they were likewise entitled Davis' office at the Academy.
The local team is a membec of the several official referees."
to
any
profits.
both the Lowville Post and the Coun- Chairman.
mile zone, includes a deduction of
Odd Fellows quoit league of the JefThe Appellate Court ruling annulled
ty organization. Rev. B. D. Profio
Snyder's One Cent Sale
Born
seven cents per 100 pounds for certi- the P. S. C. rate reduction order and
ferson-Lewis district. The team is
Free
Program
at
Moose
Hall
gave the invocation. The guest of
F
C
Snyder's
one
cent
sale
opened
born at the Lewis
ficates
of
indebtedness.
composed of Frank and Louis Baucus,
A
son
was
A
sound
picture
program,
consistdirected
that
the
m
a
t
t
e
r
be
remitted
honor, Lewis county's Gold Star
Milk containing 3.5 per cent of to the commission. Justice Schenck County General Hospital, last ThursHerbert Goodrich, William Denning yesterday and closes next Saturday. Mother, Mrs. Mary Cook, was present- ing of "Tomorrow's Citijen," "The
James O. Evans, Harold Lewis and It Is an exceptional opportunity to ed with a corsage of roses by Mrs. Greatest Crime," and a comedy reel, butter fat Is known as 3.5 milk.
had previously enjoined the commis- day to Mr. and Mrs. Noel Pommerv
obtain two articles for the price of
Aden Allen.
will be presented at Moose hall, Frision from enforcing the lower rate vllle, Glenfleld.
Smith.
Stewart
Harris,
county
comone, plus one cent
To Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Zehr, of
West Lowville Home Bureau
order pending a review of the case.
mander, and Mrs. R. S. Richardson, day evening, Nov. 22, at 8 o'clock.
All Moose members and their friends
The West Lowville Home Bureau An appeal from Justice Schenck' Croghan, November 7, at Idle Ease, a
of Iwahffilla Banquet
directed
the
musical
program.
Dinner
C. I* Carter Thanks Voters
daughter Muriel Louise; weight 7 %
The annual banquet of S t Ann's
was served by the daughters of the are urged to be present. This pro- will hold a progressive euchre party order carried the case to the Appel pounds.
I wish to thank the voters of the veterans, under the direction of Mrs gran) Is absolutely free.
Friday evening, Nov. 15th, at the late Division. I t Is expected that t h
Circle, Daughters of Isabella, was
home of Mrs. George A. Fitch. At case will ultimately reach the Court
Tuesday evening a t the Central town of Montague for the support Evelyn Lewis.
D*r. Ide's Louse Killer for All Aniwi«jff
Food Sale
this time the Home Bureau quilt will of Appeals.
with 60 present. The regent, given -me on election day as candidate
Mr
The
Woman's
Bible
Class
of
the
One lb. sifter top can, 50c; five 1
be
given
away.
for
supervisor.
« A. S. Cannan, was toaatmistress
Public Supper
Clarence L. Carter.
Lowville Chapter, D. A. R.
Ib. cans, $2.00 post-paid. Quality i»
Each lady is requested to bring: a
on'l the program Included remarks by
The World-Wide Guild will hold a Presbyterian Church wUl hold a food
Lowville Chapter, D. A. R., me remembered long after price Is for•Vorajirnor George L. Murray, pastor
public cafeteria supper In the dining sale. Saturday November 23 at the dish of food and every card player 10
The Ladles' Aid Society of the
J. S. Boweh store.
Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Ar- gotten. Address Dr. Ide, Veterinacents.
Rolls
and
coffee
will
be
fur^ St. Peter's church; vocal solos by
room of the Baptist church Tuesday
nished by the u n i t The public is thur C. MacKenzle, Trinity avenue. rian, Lowville, N. Y.—adv.
••!>•*. S. B . Fini|«gan and a* talk on Presbyterian church will hold its an- evening. Nov, 19th between the houre
Rummage Sale
The early history of Houseville w a s
invited.
J-iirr.pr* by Miss Madeline Hoffman nual fall rummage sale Nov. 16 in of 5:30 and 7.
Hr
the store in the Taylor block, owned
given by Mrs. Oscar Price and Miss
Modern hypodermic needles were
The Ladies' Aid Socletiy* of the PresMrs. Geo. A. Fitch.
;° toured Europe this summer.
Nellie C. House, and t h a t of Turin probably patterned after the stinger of
T;i' fonimittoe in charge was com- by Max Coahn. The Christmas sale
At the Mickey Mouse studios two byterian church will hold a rummage
Buzzards will not eat cows killed by by Mrs. William H a r t and Mra the bee, which pierces the skin and
p ^ - i of Mr3. Sarah Monnat, Miss will be held by the society Dec. 5-6. lads get $20 a week for doing noth-1 sale Saturday, November 16, In the
George H. Seaver.
The
society
voted
$10
to
the
Associatj tb.cn deposits the poison or venom.
lightning.
ing
but
putting
eye-lashes
on
Mickey.
\
William
Taylor
block.
*• -I'-'r. j Shepard, Miss Grace Kotary,
i!
ed Welfare League.
^ J.i:nt-s M, O'Connor.
rphone - -
~
NO.
Miss Madeline M. Wynn, daughter
of Mrs. Eva N.'Wynn, 801 Washington avenue, Oneida, and Michael
Rebres* of Lowville, were married
Saturday morning in St. Patrick'*
church, Oneida, by the Rev. Edward
P. Keneflc.
Mr. and Mrs. Milan
Hanno, were attendants.
The couple will live In Oneida. The
bridegroom is employed
by
py
by the
the Smltb>
Smltb>
I e e Bottle
B t t l Cap
C
C
I-ee
Company and the
brid h
b
b
bride
has been
bookkeeper at the
Ryan Motor Sales.
_
Takes Brooklyn Position
Margaret Schwendy,
y, R. N.,
., daughter
S c h d
l f last week
of Joseph Schwendy,
left
for Brooklyn, where she has accepted
a position at the Long Island College
hospital.
LOWVILLE CIVIC CLUB
I
LEWIS COUNTY GRANGE
ENROLLMENT TOTALS 3,369
K. OF C. THIRD DEGREE
SPEAKING CONTBT
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