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•*'c* ^ •J N E W S P A P E R It reaches th e ones w h o are a b le to pay to k n o w w h a t’s w h a t about their friends and neighbors. d o m i n g C o u n t y KEW YORK ST^TE LIBRARY ALBANY N.Y. V O L U M E L X X V I I S2.50 P e r Y e a r W A R S A W , N. Y ., T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 18, 1950 N U M BE R 20 Postm aster Defines 'Definite Lottery Rules for All Advertisers Nurses Sign fo r Disaster R e lief in Area Red Cross Nursing Service Announces Preliminary Enrollment and Urges Other Women to Volunteer Kiwanis Chin Hears About • Wonderful Chinchillas Clarence Wares of Warsaw, ad- | dressed the Kiwanis Chib on last .Tuesday on “The Chinchilla, Nat- jive of South America.” He stated |that chinchillas originally came [from the Chinchilla Plateaus in (South America. He said that chin- I chilla is one of the most lasting furs on the market. There are only 52,000 chinchillas in the United States and Canada combined. Mr. Wares said, “Chinchillas i breed three times a year. A litter j varies from one to four. They re- j quire very little care and the food 'bill for eash animal is about one ‘dollar and a half a year.” j Genuine chinchilla coats sell from thirty to one hundred thous- Four Boys from Warsaw Going to National Jamboree at Valley Forge Editor Wyoming County Newspapers. Warsaw, N. Y. Dear Sir: You will recall discussions we have had during the past six months concerning the mailability of advertising matter which does not conform to the provisions of (18 U. S. Code 336); commonly referred to as the Lottery Law. On March 20, 19501 forwarded material, such as we had discus- In the Red Cross, disasters are . .. „ sed, to the office of the Solicitor everybody’s business; National and ana aoudrs for a ruling. I am submitting to local chapters. - j The speaker spent some time an- you, with the “whereas’s andj The American National Red swering questions, the chief quiz- therefore’s” left out, a definite j Cross Nursing Service has urged zer being Walter Sunderland. His, statement on matter, which, pre-jthe Warsaw chapter to set up a questions were of a technical nat- viously, I was on doubt. I roster of nurses, nurses’ aides, and ore and were quite instructive and I respectfully ask space in your (also women who have taken the inquisitive. publications, for the benefit of Red Cross Nursing courses, to en-| -------------------------- any advertiser who may unwit- roll in event of a local emergency i.-. ,-p » tingly prepare advertising copy for or disaster. Miss Dorothy B. Swart U S t C l ' t f l S A O Jt>C publication, which is barred from R. N., Nursing Service chairman'—— the mails. ’ ((Warsaw Chapter) reported that A A O llO r C C t 3 t St Primarily, any advertising, not-, the following nurses have enrolled, ice or announcement of any Miss Dorothy Usher, R. N., Acting scheme or enterprise, where any Director of Nurses, Wyoming Co. commodity is offered as a prize or* Community hospital. New Com m u nity Chest O fficers Elected M onday Directors to Hold Regular Monthly Meetings—Tentative Budgets Should Be in for the July MeetingA- (Warsaw Out Front in the Stationery Store Opens in Warsaw Next Saturday j Warsaw’s 1 first complete sta- County League tionery store, the Wyoming Valley ' Stationer's will open next Satur-i ’day, May 20th in the* locaton for-1 Yherly occupied by Browne’s res-J tavirant.’ I Downed Perry Team in Close Battle on Their Diamond on Monday a “winning,I* where a “winner is' determined by lot, chance, or a drawing of any kind is a viola Miss Rita Zimmer, R. N., Acting Director of Nursing service, Wy oming Co. Community Hospital, tion of the Lottery Law and is not Miss Mae O’Brien, Mrs. Ann Ga- mailable. | vin, Miss Janet Savage, Mrs. To be most specific, the above Olive Barrows, Mrs. Edward definitely means raffles, Bingo, Gavagan, Registered Nurses, Keno, Suit Clubs, Merchandise Wyoming Co. Community Hos- Clubs, Blanket Clubs and the like. pita). The publishing of names of win- j Mrs. Stanley Majeski, R. N., War ners of a previous drawing of any | saw\. of the above is a violaton of the Miss True Wilson, R. N., School lottery Law and is not mailable. | Nurse, Warsaw. The announcement of a “Party” Mrs. Justus Prentice, R. N., Pike, “Game Night\ or “Game Nite” N. Y., school nurse, Letchworth where Bingo or any related game( Central school. * is to be played, where turkeys or! Miss Frances Breen, R. N., Arcade any other commodity is to be rat-1 school nurse, lied is a violation of the Lottery.Mrs. Wesley Daley, R. N., Arcade law and is not mailable. The four Public Health nurses Code words, numbers, or hid-(of Wyoming County: den phrases w.ipch cojiyey ,a mean Miss Afina A. Schmidt, R. N., War ing, even though it be known *to] saw a very few, if it is related to any Miss Dorothy B. Swart, R. N., of the above is a violaton of the, Warsaw. lottery Law and is not mailable. I Mrs. Ethelyn I. Gresens, R. N., In short, any written or printed, -Perry, character which has any refer-,Mrs. Mona E. Pfarner, R. N., ence to any of the above is a vio-J Arcade. June D inner James E. Nash, Republican County Chairman Announces Testimonial Event in Honor of His Services on Joint Commit tee of ^Interstate Cooperation The owners are Mr. and Mrs.) On Monday of this week Michael'Plesums. Mrs. Plesums is spectators at Perry saw one of The first meeting of the newly a former resident and native of the best ball games they will see elected Boaid of Directors of the Wyoming County, having been this year Warsaw Community Chest was bom at Silver Lake and will be, T, . , , , held on Monday evening in the N. remembered as Gertrude Severns , was a crucial game for both Y. State Employment office. This of Perry. .teams as a victory for Perry would was an organization meeting with The Plesums also purchased the , aye ^ then} V far the league the following results: president, building their store occupies and d and a VJctory ^or , arsaw Ray Firman; vice-president, Wol- they have completed an excellent 'y0 gam®s a^ead of *he cott Humphrey, Jr., secretary, Ed- redecoration, complete with a very ii *n y^e rape *®jf “ie ' yoming ith Lester: treasurer, Earl Hub- exceptional array of the most mod: yc pions P- bard, all of whom were chosen for er show cases and fixtures in this Each team had seven hits. War- one-year terms. part of the state. To complete the saw received oqe base on balls Directors for terms of one, two picture, only the highest quality.and Perry four. There were very Funds raised by the boys and a. donation from the Warsaw Kiwanis1 and three years were decided by merchandse will be sold. I^ew errors and many beautiful' Club, the sponsoring rroup and Walter Klein Post of the American the drawing of slips bearing those Don’t miss this opening and you]Plays. Warsaw’s speed on the bas- Legion make this trip possible. Pictured are Peter York, Star Scout; numbers, with C. O. Gallett, For- will see why Warsaw should be es P'us a couple of bad throws Bob McWithey, Post Advisor; Wayne Zeches, Star Scout; seated: rest Gregory and Francis Kelly re- proud of this outstanding store jgave Warsaw a 7-5 victory. Robert Younger, Eagle Scout; Charles Peterson, Eagle Scout. Photo ceiving three year terms; George and congratulate Mr. and Mrs.j Neither team scored’ in the first by Milton’s Studio, Warsaw. KIW A N IS FORMS BOYS’ BASEBALL LEAGUE TEAM S First Game Will Be Played on Monday, May 22, Commencing at 6:3* P. M. Seventy-five boys have signed up to play Kiwanis Boys’ base ball in 1950. The first games will A testimonial dinner honoring be played on Monday night, May Assemblyman Harold C. Ostertag' 22 nd at the Park starting at 6:30 of Attica, who has served Wyom-I p. m. ing County in the State Legislat- j This year there are three teams ure continuously since 1932, will in the Grasshopper League and .be given on Thursday, June 22ndjfOUr teams in the Junior League at the Memorial Building, Village and games will be played every Park, Warsaw, it was announced Monday, Wednesday and Friday thfe week by James E. Nash, Re-'night. YOUTH MUSICAL A T BATA V IA ON THIS SUNDAY Warsaw Young People Will Take Part in Combined Chorus Wellman, Ray Browne and David Plesums on their Hudes drawng two-year terms; here. and Ray Firman, Margaret Powers’ ------------------------- and Kate Winchester, one year — terms. (Displaced r amily Following the election of offi- \W*|| r » tw - cers, there was a discussion of u 111 U V C i t CHI’ plans for handling the mechanics] a • n T* **. • 1 of the Chest. At the annual m e e t -'A V I S 1 £1 t t lT C lffC ing, which under the by-laws is to I be held in July, plans will be made j for inviting all groups desiring to make application for partdpation j Dace Epermanis, the Daughter is 150,000th Refugee to Come to This Country Miss Dace Epermanis, the 12 Eight Warsaw young people will in the chest funds, to have their 1 take part in a youth musical pro-j representatives present and pre-i gram to be presented in the First pared to submit their tentative j Presbyterian church of Batavia'budgets. It was also decided that this coming Sunday, May 21st at'the board of directors should hold >’ear old girl from Latvia who is 8:00 P. M. These young people]regular monthly meetings on the the 150,000th displaced person to will be part of a youth chorus of second Tuesday of each month.! arrive in the United States and about seventy voices presenting a The matter of necessary publicity 1 who is being featured every day in concert of sacred music. Among:was also discussed, but plans were, the news is to make her home on runners to second and third. Gro- the numbers to be sung will be not fully completed. It was, how-(the Ivus Patridge farm east of ver scored after the catch on Jim new venture inning. Sam Carlino started on the mound for Warsaw and looked sharp. However, Perry, which is probably the strongest hitting team in the league, started the second with two extra base hits and a drive through short for two runs. Walt Williams came in to pitch and put out the fire. Warsaw came back in the third with five runs on hits by Callahan, Batzold, Carlina and Stubley and a bunt by Eisenhard. In Perry’s half of the third, two bases on balls and two hits netted them two runs to make the score five to four. There was no more scoring un til the sixth when Bill Grover laced a single to left, Lee Cass was safe on an error which moved the lation of the Lottery Law and isj All nurses, nurses’ aides, and not mailable. 1 women who have taken Red Cross I \ T /T \ ’V,* The fact that the scheme or en-( Home Nursing courses and who'cl.easi responsibilities which terpnse is sponsored by a non-j wish to volunteer for this service’have devolved upon him as chair_ profit group, such as school, m their local communities, please' f , th -Lesiclature’s church, fraternity, social cr- cont.ct Miss Dorothy B. Stvart, ‘L S flu S a l “O Lord Most Holy,” “Now Let.ever, definitely decided that dur-jPerry at Cuylerville. She comes — ,.rr6..c ,Evqry Tongue Adore Thee,” “List-ing the drive, all gifts of $5.00. with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. publican County Chairman. The These leagues are sponsored by en the Lambs,” “Mayday Carol,”jand over, shall be published in the Bernhard Epermanis and a bro- dinner will be sponsored by the the Warsaw Kiwanis Club and are \Lo a Voice to Heaven Sounding,” 1 local newspapers, together with ther, Juris 15, under sponsorship Wyoming County Republican Com j affiliated with the New York State aruj others. (the names of the donors. The next of the Perry Presbyterian church, mittee, but will be open to all of jKiwanis Boys Baseball committee Youth groups in various towns meeting of directors will be held Their home on the Pattridge farm If'fimnvisfnff the* thirteen divisions *■ ' “ 1 — w ---- *— ------- s— ** ----- ^ 1------- -■» civic, fraternal, patriotic and other1 groups in Wyoming and surround ing counties. “Harold Ostertag has served Wy oming County and the State of New York with great distinction for almost twenty years,”Mr. Nash said today. “We are grateful for the devoted and enlightened ser vice he has given this county ganizations has no bearing what- Warsaw 338. ever on the acceptability of ma terial which violates the Lottery Law. The fact that an advertiser can produce advertising copy which is a violation of the Lottery Law and which has already passed thru (Kindly turn to page 4) Awards Given at V . C. T. U. Essay Contest Recently The Soutli Warsaw WCTU held their May meeting at the cafeteria room of the Warsaw central school on Wednesday, May 10th at 2:30 P. M. The S. T. I. department had charge of essays written by six _ children of the 7th grade. These Technicians of the Soil Conser- essays were read by the following vation Service have started their (students: “Evils of Alcohol,” by construction for the year. During j Charles Martin; “Effects of Aloco- Construclioh W ork for Year is Started Ly Service committees, the Joint Legislative Committee on Interstate Coopera tion. While many of us have said these things to him personally, the dinner will provide an opportun ity for all of us, his neighbors, to say it officially and with empha sis.” Reservations for the dinner may be made through R. F. Schornstein secretary to the Republican Coun ty Committee, or through local committeemen. Assemblyman Ostertag’s friends in comprising the thirteen divisions jn Genesee and Wyoming counties on Tuesday evening, June 13th. i J of the New York district of KL-j,ave been preparing for this con- $anis International. ‘N ,eert since February, and they The Grasshopper league teams earnestly hope that their efforts and captains are: (will be supported. The project is Eagles—Jack Parody i being sponsored by the Westmin- Tigers—Gordon Ahner jster Youth Fellowship of Genesee Yankees— John Spring. Presbytery. There will be no ad- Junior League teams and the mjsgjQn charge to the concert. How captains are: ever, an offering will be taken. Shooting Stare— Bruce Small wood. Comets—Jack Grover Milky Ways—John Wilyat Flying Saucers— Al Taylor ,The purpose of this offering is to 86 Pints of Blood Were Collected on Donor Dav is west of the home of Mr. and FredfPattridge which stands direct ly ’across from the Torture. Tree park and monumept, so well known in this area. Mrs. Pattridge is the former Avis Sprng, daughter of Sheriff and Mrs. Lewis N. Spring of Warsaw. Mr. Epermanis, in his native A total of 86 pints of blood were collected at the Masonic Temple1 on Donor Day, May 10th, “Bud” land was a fal'nier and agricultural Litteer, Red Cross Blood Program bank offic£*I< who was captur.ed by j help bring a Dutch pastor, the. chairman has reported. More than the Nazis nn^ forced to work in [Rev. James Norel, from Holland ,,30 donors were rejected for colds, slave ,nbor in Poland and Czechos- totlis country, where he will speak'low hemoglobin test and other lov°hi« and Dace has spent five of his people and his nation in the'reasons. j years in a displaced persons camp. The winner of each league has c)mrc}les 0f this area. His coming ( Th f - . 1 _______________ an opportunity to participate in vill b fine expeiience for all . The following volunteers con- the divisional playoffs in late Aug- h “ exPeuence tor tnbuted to the smooth functioning « ., - , R ----- - - , _ \ 1 i 1 0 hea 1 mm. of the operation, under the direc- B e lm o n t mid M iss U S S w i t h the Youthr°FenowI tion of Mrs‘ Paul Burgeson, Voi-'M e n Sentenced .sociated with the Youth ieiiow !unteer Services Chairman: ‘j ^ M o m lay ust. Official major league rules. Members of the local group, as- are followed in each league New Retirement rehip of the United Church are., , Marian Aimer, Alice Baker, Anita , . anen: Parke Higgins, Age Plan is Changed to 5 5 tlie past week an outlet was con structed for Otto Standish of Oat- ka and two outlets were recondi tioned for Joseph Daniels of Or angeville. Clearance work was done on the farms of Otto Standish of Oatka. Joe Daniels of Orangeville, Ray mond McGowan of Bliss and Law rence Jacoby of Wethersfield. A tile line was installed on the farm of Hollis Clark of LaGrange. Tech nicians of the Warsaw office have also been working on \stram sur veys” on the farms of Sylvanius Smith of Warsaw and Dean Ewell and Joseph Powers of Pearl Creek. All of the above work was done through the Wyoming County Soil Conservation district. The equip ment was owned by various towns In the county. It is suggested that any cooperator wanting work done give the technicians at the War saw office as much as advance notice as possible. The Warsaw of fice is at 14 West Buffalo street, Warsaw. Telephone Warsaw 192 hoi” by Sybil Boiitwell; “Alcohol and Athletics” by John Cofield; “Not Wanted” by Edna Bigelow; “Alcohol and Its Effects” by Don na Langdon; “Effects of Alcohol” son Chapter, Daughters of the mounts to approximately 50 per. J[ere Friday Nite Carol Offen. Prizes were awarded American Revolution will be held cent of his contribution under the by Mrs. Frances Smith, S. leader and refreshments served. Leland Brei is Executive Sec’y of tlie ABC Board 'Wear a Poppy on Poppy Day May, the Poppy Month for Vet erans has come again. The disabled Veterans in hospitals throughout the nation have been busy making these popies, and the money de rived from the sale of poppies is spent only for child welfare and rehabilitation. Remember, every person who wears a poppy not only pays tribute to the War’s Dead but helps the War’s Living Victims. “ Keep their memory in your hearts, wear a poppy on Poppy Day.. ” D. A. R’s to Hold Annual Meeting 011 Next Friday The regular annual meeting and election of officers of Mary Jeml Edmonds, Phyllis Neely, Janis Nev chairman; Mrs' Samuel Gayton,' Indicted on a second-degree for- ■nger, i Mary Ellen Rende, Patricia! chairman of the day; Mrs. Earl gory count by a grand jury that •Smith, and Doris Van Allen. They purhngame. Mrs Clarence Corwin, convened here May 1st Carlton (have been directed in their prepar-i^rs. Albert Kohler, Mre. Alton Fancher, 23 of Belmont Monday Members 0 fthe State Retire- 'ation by Mre. Henry Martin and1 ? fun^^r’., Lawrence Wallace, ant®red a Plea of guilty to a re- ment System may now elect to Mrs. Edward Firestine. The direc- ar_ Yofh- i charge of ‘Petit larceny and come under the new age 55 option - 1 tor of the combined chorus will Nurses: Mrs. Curt Baker, Mre.‘^;'as sentenced to die Wyoming al retirement plan. Under this be William T, Lane, music director, K^rmeth D°°dy, Mrs. Clifford Har- County Jail for three months, plan the member need not retire 0f tlie Wyoming Central school. V1J!G* . . j County Judge Barber B. Conable at age 55, but may retire volun-[ An invitation is extended to all'. Registration: Mrs. Milton Bar- »^«ed on order which permits Fan tarily any time after reaching age’people in the area to attend this'^avX’ ^ rs- Christy Eck, Mrs. Geo.‘£hm to deduct the time since April 55 with increased i-etirement bene concert of unusual interest and; Naim, Mre. Arthur White. (3rd when he -was committeed to fits. The additional contributions quality. i Herbert Glasier and Roy Schrenk lml' trom tlie three-months sen required are shared equally by the [ -------------------------- employee and employer. The ad- ditional cost to the employed a -( Perry to Play T. I. were Friday, May 26th at the home of 60 year retirement plan. I On Friday evening, May 19th, Mrs. Carl McWithey, 28 Bishop! Further information and appli-;the J. C’s will play host to the street. j cation blanks can be obtained, Robeson team of Perry at 7:30 I from the office of Civil Service’P. M. at die Village Park. Last nrena^ L TCniuf Commission at No. 4 West Buffalo’ week the St. Michaels team edg- . Following the w Application must ed out tire J. C’s in the last two S T S S J ? g° t0 be made before December 31, 1950'innings by a score of 13-8. the cemetery to decorate the grave I of Mary Fisher Hosford who was) ----------------------------- — ------------------------ — ---------------------------------- the first woman graduate of Ober- — — — lin College. j Hostess assisting Mrs. McWithey will be Mrs. Ira VanOrder, Mrs.' Joseph F. Price, Mrs. Addison Warsaw Won Over Perry 2-1 on Sunday On Monday, May 15th, B. Le land Brei assumed the position as executive secretary of the Wyo ming County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board with a permanent Fisher and Miss Inez Warner. appointment under the Civil Ser vice. Wm. Conway, who ’succeeded Mr. Brei has left to take up a po sition in the accoundng depart ment of Zeches Electric & Ap pliance store. Mr. Brei has had .... , „ considerable previous experience . ,e ® edition of the Warsaw and is exceptionally well qualified’^as aH eam e'cec* 9ut a 2-1 v*c- for the permanent appointment. !^ ry over Perry> newcomer to the Genesee Country league at the Warsaw Village Park on Sunday. Stellar pitching by Stu Baker plus a timely double by Rigby, also a newcomer, resulted in the hard fought victory. This victory leaves the team with a 1-1 standing and the team hopes to better this with Knitting Mill , Closed on Tuesday By Campe Death Ed. Lee Campe, owner of the Brown Knitting Company in War-(the coming months, saw died last Saturday, May 14th| We thank our loyal fans for at his home in New York. Charles their support and though the team Nettleship and William Lamb will play away for three weeks we attended the funeral services are looking forward to another which were ljeld in New York on fine game .at the park. Tuesday, May 16th. The knitting Score by innings: mill was closed on Tuesday in Perry 000010 00 0—1 honor of Mr. Gampe’s funeral. Vtarsaw 00000002 —2 Message To Our Citizens On Monday, May 15, the U. S. Savings Bonds Independence Drive opens through out the Nation, continuing through the Fourth of July. Its symbol is the Liberty BelL Its theme: Save for your Independence —Buy U. S. Savings Bonds. The year-round Savings Bonds program, of which this campaign is an important part, fosters the spirit of self-reliance and the urge for self-betterment that, along with enterprise, inventiveness, productivity, and thrift, have carried us forward since the first settlers braved the wilderness to build a free America. Through regular savings, we build up reserves against mis fortune and provide income for later years, thus lessening the burden upon others. We accumulate funds for worthwhile pur chases. Ajid, by saving for the lean years, we help to stabilize business and employment. As your Mayor, I urge all who are able to do so to buy an EXTRA, bond between Uie dates of May 15 and July 4, and to encourage others to buy U. S. Savings Bonds through the Pay roll Savings Plan and through banks and post offices. Through thrift, we can all help to secure freedom and inde pendence for ourselves, our community, and our Nation. HAROLD DOODY* Mayor assisted Red Cross Bloodmobile tcnw>- personnel in setting up the hall Orville Frazier, 21 year old Bliss for the operation. farm hand 011 Monday changed a -------------------------- former plea of innocent to an in- . . dictment charging second-degree 40 Area Students (grand larceny and pleaded guilty. Attend Open House (Judge Conable. suspended a’ six- 1 1 W a rsaw Hnenital (months sentence to the County at warsaw Hospital Jail and rixed his probationary About 40 area high school stud- per*od nt Uirce years; Deduction ents interested in nursing attended dme ulready served in jail, since the open house for students held at ^a^ March 28th, was also authoriz- the Community Hospital in W a r -.^' saw on May 12, National Hospital In an indictment returned a- Day. jgainst Helen Gleason, 42, of Buf- 'The visit included a motion pic- fMo, grand jury records show that ture, “Girls in White,” talks by Miss Gleason is charged specif- members of clinical divisions, tour ieally with unlawful entry into a of the hospital and School of Nur- cottage at Java Lake “with intent sing facilities and displays on in- to commit a crime.” Attronye Har fant care. Members of the Attica ry L. Brown today maintained be- Callahan’s fly to left and Cass came in on the overthrow at the plate. Perry lashed out in the 7th with two extra base hits after one man was retired but were held to one run as Walt Williams came thru in the clutch and struck out tlie last two batters. Warsaw plays at Arcade tliis week Thursday and Attica comes to Warsaw next Monday. A vict ory at Arcade would about “sew up” the championship for Warsaw Central, but a defeat at Arcade would make it a race between Arcade and Warsaw. The final league game is with Letchworth Central at Warsaw on next week Thursday. County Bar Ass’n Congratulated Hon. John Knight The annual meeting of the Wy oming County Bar Association was held at Warsaw on May 11th. At the annual meeting, congrat ulations were extended to Federal Judge John Knight of Arcade, by President James A. Mason, upon his birthday and the completion of 19 years on the Federal bench. Judge Harold P. Burke. United States District Judge from Roch ester was also present and con veyed his greetings to Judge Knight. Robert Bentley, as secre tary, read the following commun ication to Judge Knight: “I want to join in my tri bute to Judge John Knight. One of my satisfactions in life was to have appointed so fine a member to the Federal Bench. Herbert Hoover. This letter was then presented to Judge Knight who in turn fav ored'the Bar with some short re marks about its past history and reflections about the members who started the Association in tlie past, recalling the names of several at torneys who were former mem bers and who had served their clerkships under him before pro pressing to private practice and achievement. The Wyoming County Bar As- Hospital Guild served tea. (fore Judge Conable, that the nat- SQciation w a l aTso” honored by ‘the Visits from high school students ure of the crime intended should 'presence 0f Roland Logel Esq in the area who did not participate have been more clearly outlined in'e^gf Demity Clerk of the’ West- in the open house can be arranged an indictment against her. Pend- for individuals or groups by call- ing further argument by Brown, ing or writing Miss Dorothy Usher, Miss Gleason today pleaded inno Acting Director of the School. cent when arraigned at a special term of County Court. Perry Policeman lo Be Democratic Sheriff Candidate Chief Deputy Clerk of the West ern District of New York. The following officers were re elected for 1950: President, James A. Mason of Arcade; lst vice-president, Julian Hanley of Perry; 2nd vice-presi dent, Harry L. Brown of Warsaw; secretary-treasurer, Robert Bent ley of /arcade. The following directors were al so re-elected: James A. Mason off Arcade; Julian Hanley of Perry; Memorial Service at Rebekah Lodge, May 22nd The regular state meeting of Friendly Rebekah Lodge No. 3341 Patrolman Frank Murphy of the will be held Monday evening, May Perry police force on Monday con-(Harry L. Brown of Warsaw; Rob- 22nd at 8:00 p. m. at the I.O.OF. firmed reports that he was after ert Bentley of Arcade; Carlos Toan Hall, Court street. This will be the the Democratic candidacy for sher of Perry; J. Milford Newman of Memorial service paying tribute to iff of Wyoming county. (Arcade; and John Conable of War- the departed Sisters and Brothers.' He said he did not expect to be saw. Sister Erma VanAllen has charge opposed at the primary and that1 The following inspectors of et- of the program. FoUowing the he expected the backing of the election; were also elected: Glenn meeting refreshments will be ser- Democratic * County Committee E. Charles of Warsaw; George M. ved by.Sister Ethel Bryant and her when they met in the fore part of C. Parker of Perry; and Clarence committee. June. Greff of Warsaw. >1 ■
