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Thurtday, October 9,1952 TUPPER LAKE FREE PRESS and HERALD PagtS Earns Promotion at Quonset Point Base Donald Shuitlcf, &.n of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shurtleff of Chlld- wold, has been promoted to the grade of aviation electronics tech- nician, 1st class, effective Oct. 16th at the Quonaet Point, R.I., naval base. The rating is that of a first class petty officer. A Tupper High graduate, he will complete a four-year Navy enlist- ment on November 8th. Miss Frances R. Maddox and Miss Helen Teare have left for New Providence, N. J., after sum- mering at the Maddux camp on Big Tupper Lake. They plan to spend the winter in Bermuda. - BABY OF THE MONTH - We Are Now Taking Orden tor Christmas Cards Save 20% ON YOUR Xmas Portraits PriacUU Madeline Uulffre Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1. (Chuck) (iulffre SIS Park Street By Coming in and Making Your Appointment Before Nov. 1. die Oar Lay-Away Plan on Camera*! DONOVAN'S STUDIO Fire Which Destroyed \Junction House\ Lumberjacks Drop Oct. 19th, 1902, Jolted Men of Faust Into A Heartbreaker to Forming Own Fire Company 50 Years Ago (Continued from page 1> turned out twice to fight forest fires behind the Faust Hotel. . Al- so responded as Individuals to an alarm of fire at **ve Chemical Works. Received $50 from tha Brooklyn Cooperage Co. for this service\. \June 17, 1904— The New York Central station caught fire at 8:30 p.m. The company responded quickly and put out the fire before any great damage was done.\ \April 24, 1904— About 1 p.m. an alarm called the company to a fire at the Brooklyn Cooperage plant. The fire wu a big one, and the heat very Intense. The com- pany worked there until 5 a.m. The entire heading mlU was de- stroyed\. (A clipping from the old Herald, pasted In the company reoorda at that point, publisher a letter from Lowell M. Palmer, president of the Brooklyn Cooper- age Co., praising the Faust fire- men highly for \aaving everything except the heading mill and dry kilns. . Especial commendation Is due the hose boys, who lugged and tugged their heavy carts over very bad roads and ran their horses and themselves to the point of dropping from exhaustion.\ \May 14, 1904—- Cars of char- coal caught fire twice at the Chemical plant, at 10 p.m. and 3 a.m., but fire was extinguished before we left the hose house\. . \Dec. 14, 1904- Fire in Moyne- han'e house across Wolf Creek. Company turned out, but fire did not amount to anything\. \Dec. 23, 1904— An alarm at 9:15 p.m. for fire in Marsha's barn, in the village. The hose cart was taken out and hauled as far as Alpert's store, when word was received that the company was not needed\. \July 26; 1905— Alarm sounded at 11:50 p.m. Fire started In John Tobin'a small building, occupied as a bake shop by William Mullen. Company responded quickly. 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Company did well In saving adjoining building*. All other companies responded and gave aid and assistance. \Feb. 21, l»06— Alarm at 6 a.m. Fire at Chemical Works. Not much damage. Feb. 2, 190*— Alarm at midnight. Section ty in railroad yard on fire. No great damage. '•toy 35, 190ft— Alarm at 3:30 p.m. House of Joseph Mere on Maple St. on fire. Company put out two lines of hose. Fire out In half-hour. Company stayed until 5 p.m. House and contents gutted and destroyed. No insurance. The records on the early fires fought by Hose Co. 2 were appar- ently entered long after the event, with lapses of many months. In some Instances, between entries. They offer an interesting glimpse of downtown Tupper In its early days, however, and we plan to draw further on the old records In our next Issue Glimpse of HN.Y. In 1813 Offered in Spafford Gazeteer (Continued from Page 4) canal\ linking the Oawegatchle and Grass Rivers Ogdenaburgh. the report stated, \now contains 80 or 70 houses, mostly two-story A weekly paper Is published here The court house U a large, w«U- finisbed building and there are a considerable number of store houses, one of which U 3-story. Three large schooners belong to this port, employed from April to December In transporting the pro- duce of Ontario to ORdensburgh, whence It descends In arks Hnd keel-boats to Montreal\ The fort t.irrinonol by the British during 'he Revolution WR* \In n very liunous condition\ In 1813 \In The Mull* 1 t IJU'H iSltt 1 til*' Old R'll'- !!-•;! !>• th' » k of a v.>ssi>l nf Gouverneur, 20-19 Wildcats Come from Be- hind in Last Minute of Play to Score and Boot Winning Point Oouverneur, Oct. 6.—A touch- down in the laat 20 second* of the grame by Dick Tewuner to tie the xjgre and a auccesiful conver- sion by Dick Wer, broilght Gouverneur their third win in the NorUiern league Saturday as they defeated Tupper Lake, 20 to 19. It was Gouverneur's first home game and with fighting team work., the eleven broke up nine of 14 possei by Tupper's Bob La- Barg«. Wildcat Dick Dier, La- Bargre'a rival on passes, completed five out of ten. Penalties cort Tuper two touch- downs, which were called back by the twisy flag of the officials. Oouvenwur made the first touctodown early In the second quarter with TIISSIIIIII oarrytass the ball from the two yard line. Dior's kick over the goal post for the extra potat was good-1***** to \\ quarter, the visitors scored but faU*d wh«n tbey patted for the extra point. Dumoulin, Tupper fullback, made UM touchdown Score at the half was 7 to 8. A. 53-yard pass from Dier to Lloyd Leonard, ending on the six yard line started tne last half,, and Tesamer again carried the ball Into tne end tone. The kick, for the extra point was a little wide and didn't count. La- Bargw Intercepted a Gouverneur pass) on Tupper's ST yard line stopping a deep Oouverneur thrust Ssvtral plays later, a pass Interference penalty put the ball on. the Oouverneur 25 yard line. L&Barge passed to Charland for their second touchdown making he score IS to 13. Coach Frank LaFalce'e squad remained in the lead until the last three minutes of the game at which time UM agpacUtora want wild. Tupper Lake, taking the ball on a Gouverneur fumble on their own twelve yard line, took the ball over in the four tries, with a quarterback sneak by LaBarge. Beauehamp ran into the end zone for the extra point. With a little over 60 seconds left, Oouverneur fought back, coming from their 33 yard UM to pay dirt In seven plays from scrimmage. Mike De Castro car- ried from the 13th to the third With 20 seconds left, Tesamar made the touchdown, tying ths score, and Dier kicked for tM winning point. It's all right for justice to bs blind, but she shouldn't wink so often. 1 W FOR BOTTLE CAS DELIVERY SUNDAYS and HOUOAYS CALL 354-) Surprise HOUMHOU) OUTrTTTBtS I! ASEEL'S Jewelry 99 Park St. 511 AOTH PRIZED OK D»W 1 1 W 1 1. » B JUS! SAY CMARGI IT V I AR TO PAY Here's quality you can trust There's wholesonrf goodne» in c-ach frosty bottle of (lolce. Always ili'licious. always refreshing ... for the quality is continuous. :,,.-.,. |, i.| i i • Ull'-'li' II I .• . • . i :^'i , > i . :' !nio.-.t ;t.- •';\'• ' i\.•_'\> .nh iln» int.. Kurt • '• <\ n..; thi^ niilv MIII.T vlllnci 1 in Finn county huok in 1H13. was thon knosvn us Fronrh-Mllls Supper Oct. 15th at Presbyterian Church The Women's Lee^ru« of the Presbyterian Church will hold a chicken pie supper In the church parlors Wednesday, Oct. 15. Serving will begin at 5:30 p.m. Tickets are now available by call- Ing Mrs. Charles Borland (88-J) or Mrs. Robert Linea (998). The pub- lic is Invited. LOCALS Mr and Mrn Theodore Selgel are the parents of a son, Frank Robert, born Wednesday afternoon at Mercy General Hospital. Mr and Mrs. W. D Martin vis- ited relatives and frirnds In Otta- wa, Ont . over the past week-end. Mr. and Mrs Robert Lines re- turned Monday after a week-end trip to Huntlngton, L. T., where they visited their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Blummert. Little Wolf Club to Meet Monday Night A meeting of the newly-organiz- ed Uttle Wolf Club will be held Monday night, Oct. 13. at 7,o'clock nt Pineda Point? .summer camp of thi' club president. Normnn Schry- er. All owners of property about TjittlP Wolf I-akc are invited to at - tend P'-froshmonts will ho served fivpryhrxiv knows vheie th< bnck-bitor wtnnils the nmk-sbip- n»r !»is 1ri<- whnle world ';uns;im; 6 Bottle Carton 30c MM •«» BOTTIED UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COLA COMPANY V* p rrx LAKE COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. Snc ., p rained •• nd. mark. COPYRIGHT 1952, THE COCA-COU COMPANY I
