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' ÎIKITED STATES' ' DEFENSE bonds •STÂMPSC V I 1 1 / $ 2.(10 PER YEAR—^-STRICTLY IN ADVANCE T H E M A C E D O N JO U R N A L . 'UHtTEO STATES DEFENSE * m » s STAMPS y i m •j . PALM Y R A , NEW YORK,' THURSDAY, AUGUST 6 , 1942 SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS tetters From Boys In The Service of Uncle Sam July 28, 1942 Dear Sirs: ¡Dear Sir, July 28, 1942 ja s t a short, short card to sayj Well, here I am at a new sta that I enj°y your paper very much. ition again and on my last phasi Hy address is changed to l° f .my tva'n'n£ t -0 becoming Red Wings Trial Camp Now Open The baseball trial camp for young baseball players will be held _______ at the Red Wing Stadium, Roch-i ester, on Thursday;- - Friday and' Due to the lateness of Labor Day Saturday, August 6 , 7, 8 , under the and to the early date set. for the direction of the Rochester Red final regents examinations in Jype Wingjs. This trial camp which is in 1943, it -will be necessary to start charge of Oliver French, president school before Labor Day this year. ¡Palmyra School Will Open On Tuesday, September 1 A. P. O. 253 Rice, California Thanks loads for the news. Dear Sirs: January 18-21—Regents Exam inations Monday, January 25 — Second tern begins. Monday, February 22—Washing' ton’s Birthday—School closed Thursday, April 22—Easter va- . - --- - ------------- - ----- I*»«.-»..« Bepins-School closed fat fact I will add tQ that, I Uave say lation, is for the purpose of'provid- in order that we might have a full noon) its the largest-in the world. Tlu> mg a tria for young ball .p.layexs.-aUeml.inca on opening--day ! best nursuit_ _p.il qt a ..in our air, mtPVtsTcd in playing professional There will be no registration Mnnd-w ^0lce came fi'om Luke Field. Thi\ baseball nnd^vho wish to bo seen in days before the opening of school, y.field was named after Fi T, _Tr _ , ' .»îl/if _ „ , j T * „ . ^ j - w ..w.», jiunuui U d iste u u u v ; v v e m , p -r, c,Q I ‘ . ° the ìàrp-fxsh - l • ei d is!0f Rochester Baseball Club, LeRoy Tuesday, September 1 is the date C y .E 33fd^A. H-: , e i DtS!Sltìser and P°P Keichner, scouts set for the opening. I t is hoped .that g me ^ tates, in jof the St. Louis Cardinal organiz- 'pupils arnT parents will cooperato was named after Frank action by professional scouts. .Those who have not already regis- , Luke, jr., the World War I Ace.! There is no charge to» r enroll, tercd or who wish to make changes Jost a line‘s to inform you-or^my Tj,e fiy,nK sehedule is rough, but , Pfayers will simply report to Red in their schedules will be given an it must be adhered to in this.Wing Stadium, 500 Norton St., opportunity to do so Tuesday crisis.^ ¡Rochester, bn Thursday, August 6 , morning. The complete calendar I wish to have the home town or any following day that week for the school year follows: I've been going^to^school here and paper addressed to this field for ¡%vith uniforms, shoes, and gloves , 1 Tuesday, September 1 — School next eight weeks. I -sure change’ in address. My stay here in New York will terminate this teek. I have learned a lot since Tuesday, September 1 prepared to pay thair own expenses , opens joy reading it very much Beim? while in camp and their transpor-, Monday, September 7 in the middle of the desert out , tation to and from camp if living Day. School closed e we don’t get to tow» very , outside city. I Friday, September _____ I wish to thank you very i If players are offered and sign a — School closed P. F. C. J. S. Murray much for making it possible for .contract, all expenses to the camp, A ------- J J lire had a good timc^iesides 1 received the paper without in terruption and thank you for it. Hy address from now on starting hen this ffeek will be often. Labor !5—Fair Day 144th Arm’d Sig. Co. A. P, O. 254 Pine Camp, isf. Y. I me to get the home town news • Happy Landings Aviation Cadet Antonio M DeAngelo Class 42-1 Monday, October 12—Columbus i including transportation, room and Day—School closed I board, will be refunded by the, Wednesday, November 11—Ar- Rochester Club. jmistice Day—School closed ! In addition—The outstanding, Thursday, November 26 — | | player in camp will be offered a Thanksgiving Day—School closed Air Force Advance Fly- ioad trip with the Red Wings to, Friday, November 27—Vacation Mersey City and Newark, with all —School closed (expenses paid ' \Wednesday December 1 Opportunity is knocking, boys,' Christmas vacation begins jif you arc interested in playing closed (at noon) ' professional baseball. ! Monday, January 4— School ro- ing School Luke Field, Phoenix, Arizona 23 — School More Fresh Airs Return After Vacation $6,450 For War Bonds I ,opens -May--#-*-fVlwol W>pPllS- Mnnilay. May 31- Memorial Day ebservi’d—School closed Juno 11-17—Regents examina tions Friday, June 18—F.ighth Grade Commencement—School elosed Sunday. June 20—Baccalaureate Sermon Monday, June 21 —Commence ment. , little New During Past Week Red Cross Surgical Dressings Will Be Started Here Soon This important activity of the Bed Cross will begin as soon as possible, in perhaps two weeks, depending upon arrival of supplies For this work Henr.y Griffith is \Eight more of the kindly donating the use of the York City childrep left the New tooms on the second floor front York Central Railroad Wednesday 'rhe salc oi Bonds an4 Stamps directly above the Library and is morning for their homes a f t e r / 01' weck cndln£ Auf?ustr _1*V taring them freshly painted. They spending a month in Palmyra with amounted to $0,450.00 or 95 71 /° »ill be ideal for the purpose. Mrs. Friendly Towners. Four children of w<;ek'y c,uota- A>,cadia headed Trank Coates is in charge of this remained for the summer, Viola the ' lst ^ 225.80r/f; Red „Creek activity, with Mrs. Alton Davis, «DeLeo with Mrs. S. Donk, William iscconcI with 9<3.82rv ; then Palmyra Mrs. Alson Upham and Mrs. Ho- Holzer with Mr. and Mrs. Harold 95/71 ^ . Arcadla was the- on*y ner Cloyd as assistant supervisors. ( Gilman, Richard Morris with Mr.' community over the 100 % for> the It is tentatively planned to start and Mrs. Elhvood Houghton and I Pa®* woe^' , ----- ---- tith two working groups weekly, Jeanette Bartle with Mr. and MrsJ ce ^ a or f ql i ^ ar^s> William Beal. Tuesday and Thursday afternoons Eugene Wissick. |the month of August is $6,739.20 Lyons Eugene Evangelist, thaT1 fo r i Charles Shutters, Earl Liable, Stamps, i Francis Boyle, Erwin Edwards. VRR1VES IN ENGLAND Mr and Mrs. Fred Davies have received word from their son Ar thur, saying that ho has arrived in England. * Ho would like to hoar from any of his friends. His ad dress is:. Pvt. Arthur E. Davies, 32039499 Co. B 205th Q. M. Gas Sup. Bn. A P. O. 302 c/o Postmaster New York, N. Y. Called For Induction; Will Leave Saturday The following Class 1-A men will leave Saturday morning, August 8 at 8-44 o’clock for Rochester: « Palmyra—John Mickielson, War ren Wilcox, Donald Lusk, William Orlopp, Frederick Keller, Donald Nussbaumer. Maccdan—George Hare, Francis , . _ I—about $600.00 more from two until five, adding others. Those returning Wednesday | . . Buv Bonds and « the quota of production dictates, were Madeline Bartle who was the 1 Th(f Axis J owcrs must be defeatod If all women willing to assist m Kuest of Mr. artd Mrs. Arthur i m m-r-_________ this work will please register w ith 1 skeels; Louise Bray, Mr. and Mrs. ___ . “ - fe Civilian Volunteer-Qfffe? stat -1 Convin Beal; Marie Balia, Mr. and W a y n e L l S t S i C W % which afternoon of the week Mrs Herbert VanDusen; Josephine j - . q . they will be available, the working Grillo, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L O m C S t S ID I r i f f l a r y shedule can be arranged and ev- Stevens; Victoria Zeblin, Mr. and Wayne. County voters of Repub-! «lythirg made ready to start as Mrs. James Webster; Harry Webb , 1 toon as supplies arrive. If some Mr and Mrs. William LaPlant; Labo’r Party enrollment will have iCan°m£0’ w,lham ^ Bellinger, Ray- cticr afternoon or evening better Louise Cifferi, Mr. and) Mrs. How* three glates in the primary election I T \ ! p C/°’ . ’ nits the individual, register to _arc] Fredenburg of ^ h y ^ h j J t t e n . - i - ^ ^ ^ g — ^ u^ S r u r T h T d a t e 1 ’ n ff ttat-effect Please-“register within ry Shean, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer; - - - . . I North Rose—Charles Charles Betts. Wolcott—Walter Bogart, Harold Vincent. Savannah — Arthur Alhvood, James Iocco. Red Creek — Walter LeRoy Griggs (Transfer), Roger Aldrich. Clyde—James Pangbum, Joseph Cambier. Rebekahs To Picnic coming week. You can tele- $tume the office if more convenient. For use in the Surgical Dr'es- aigs rooms, the donation or loan the following would be greatly Palmyra Rebekah Lodge will •ppreciated: small bookcase, a hold a picnic in the Union Club dock, a small wall mirror (this is Park on Wednesday evening at Ml just for feminine vanity; work- 6:30 o’clock. Members -are reques- ere must fasten a hair covering ted to bring table service, sand- •bont the head) a small desk or wiches for family and a dish to and chair. ,Tn regard to any pass. these items, communicate with ----- - fe. Coates, Phone 139 Wayne Legion Head Calls Special Meeting Makes Appointments A special meeting of the Wayne .County Committee, American Le- Moose Meet Friday There will be a special meeting Jf the Loyal Order of Moose on piday evening, August 7 . This is “ be the most important meeting, , , , ,, . , __ m„oa if tha j \ i_ • gion, will b& held m Lyons on Tues- “ we summer and all memherBi“ ’ . . . .. . ire urged to attend day evening, August 11, decide 8 to attend. -l-whethei-th^legionnai^^ -r^the 'county are’ in favor of accepting ♦ veterans of the present wars as ♦ ) members of the American Legion ♦ should they desire to join, the *.i The action taken at this meeting •*** + * + ♦ + ♦ VOLUNTEER OFFICE ♦ HOURS CHANGED ♦ Until further notice . , __ ., ¿¿legates ♦ Volunteer Office on Market + iwill determine bow the , d ♦ Street will be open for enroll has been advanced five weeks to .1 provide time for getting in the sol dier vote. No contests r<re slated in the Wayne County primary except for three districts in Galen where there is the usual contest over commit teemen. Names appearing on the ballots' follow: Republican—Congress, John Ta ber, Auburn; state senator, Henry W Griffith, Palmyra; assembly Henry V. Wilson, Wolcott; sheriff, Charles H. Wright, Huron; dele gates to state convention, Arthur N. Christy, Harry L. Smith. R. i Hayes Catchpole, Mildred Frick Taylor/Ford B. Fisk, Vera Curtis, Henry W. Griffith, Bert E. Valen tine. Reginald Stevenson, Stanley M. Petty, Henry V. Wilson; alter nate \delegates Ernest A. Smith, Charles I. Mead, Jesse C. Petteys, I.ouise Bastain, Dr. Floyd North Rose Betts. The following 1-B men will leave the same date and same time: Palmyra—James Alsdorf, Char les Papanu, Owen Zeigler, Gilbert Maylott, Asa Cortevilli. Macedon Center—Charles Holtz, Lyons—Edgar Smith. Wolcott—Richard Bishop. Savannah—Donald Dates, Les ter Adler. Red Creek—Clarence Crane. Clyde—Arthur Gehan. South Butler—Norval Brinkman. Softball News The League started another round this week with two tfamcs. Warehouse !), Clcasons '6 Merchants 12; School 9 Government Wheat Loan $1.30 Bushel In order that more Wayno County wheat producers may take advantage of the (government Games for nest week m case J wheat loan, Vernon^S. Cator, chnir- you have forgotten are: man of the Waynè County Agri- Monday August 10 — Cleason’s cult«>'«l Conservation Association v» Merchants/' . * a^ in ca'IinS their attention to Tupsdav August 11 -Warehouse {»ct '-hat :u'>' wlu'iU Krov/vr vs School. Guernsey Club Will Picnic On August 12 The farm of Peter Longrod, Ly ons, will be the scene of the annual outing , of the Wayne County Guernsey Club next Wednesday, August 12. Starting the program will be the demonstration of a home made buckrako by John Hutehby, a prominent Ayrshire breeder. Mr. Hutchby’s buckrake was made by his own design and includes a hoist, a feature which ’ | makes it doubly efficient. It carries j about 1,000 pounds at a time and is built on the back of a truck. Mr H. Riker, president of the state club plans to attend and dis cuss activities of the organization. He also will act as final judge in a contest for placing animals within a class. The program for the afternoon will be under the direction of Fred Chalupa and Edwin Daikjrand will include games for the children and soft ball game for the men. Tho iuflon meal will be-a-covcr- dish-din~] ner. Ice cream wili be served by the club. All friends and members of the club together with their fam ilies are invited to attend. j who is eligible can get 51 30 pw ¡bushel for his 1942 wheat crop'if ‘taken to nn approved warehous.- >> .'••oilii' of tl’v (. r •!< 1 the county. ' Vhnclorvtvr K: < uli'imm, Inc >i Lyons, New Yoik has been \ proved and some of the G L. stores are ngiMvirift _ wlu.nt . .1 shipping it to Albany Any.'.u' • terestod should get in touch \vit’> their local G. L. F., Vanderveer & Coleman,. Inc., Lyons,- lt>.nl f:<-::i rhoikrr, or tile Agricultural Co - «o vation Office in Sndus I Any eligible wheat giow.<i- in.tv also, if he has a good light ¡'inn ary or bin, well protected from the weather, store his own wheat and receive an additional 7c per bushel, making a total of $1..17 per bnsln-l On farm stored wheat consult you- local checker or the Agricultural Conservation Office in Sodus This is from 25 to Hf) cents nbovo the present market price, there fore it will mean several thousand .dollars more income to the farrn- |ors in this county if they take ail- 1 vantage of this »loan Some pro- dinters are under tho impression ^hat a government loan is compli-' • cated and hard to get and that it | takes several weeks or months be fore they receive their money This ' is not true, ns it only takes frew. 1 four or five days to two weoks af ter they file their necessary papers Went and information Tues- % through Friday from .00 to 6-00 p. ni. and Wed nesday evenings from 7:00 ' 10 8=30 p. m . . The * Volunteer Office has C. Lawrence, George- Catch pole, Hblen K. Heifer. Herman- McKuen, Lester B. Dobbin; members state from the county will vote at the | committee, Arthur N. Christy, Eva- state convention, to be held in ) lyn Gatchell. Donkey Baseball If you want to have a good old side splitting laugh don't miss the funniest event in Palmyra this year—the donkey baseball game between McGee's Kickers and the Garlock Growlers tonight at—^00 o’clock at the Palmyra Fair grounds. Eveny player rides a don- C. j key—soma go and some—well, just Thompson, Helen Contant, Charles j won’,t and don’t but what fun! Proceeds >vill be used for organ-, ization of Garlock Packing Com pany team. * ' supplemental gas ration ap- * plications and special pur- ♦ * pose sugar applications for ♦ * those who want them. ^ + 4 + Syracuse, August 13 and 14. The Legion constitution admits to mem bership only the veterans of World War I. Call for the meeting has been sent out by County Commander Democratic — Congress, Charles D. Osborne, Auburn; state senator, John W. Miles, Lyons; assembly, Carl L. Katz. Wolcott; sheriff, Emil J. Charlebois, Newark; dele gates to state convention, Charles Daniel L. O’Hair. The session will j P. Williams, John B. Keane, Kath- be held in the rooms of the Bert erine Wycklc; alternates. William G. Collins Post. I J. Doyle, Gertrude Harris, Mary Legionnaires differ in their opin- 1 G- Silliman; state committee, ClaT- lions concerning the advisability .of crice Pratt, Ethel M,_Foxt Don't miss this game. f t , « _ ] JUHS l U l l t a i l l UK W»V - -- --------------------------- Q t j K M a m f i n t * « ¡accepting veterans of the presontj American Labor Party —, Con- llZ'IT ï m e m o e r s 1 War in their ranks. Some contend gress, Charles D. Osborne; senator, WlU^MpAÎ- A TKYTi.f 1 1 that the latter will have their own I John W. Miles; assembly, peorge 1!1 ’ All m . ¿ jU S l * * individual organization; others that M. Pïoper, Lyons; delegates state,m g prisoners, 8 ’^t'Udy Club the war veterans of the present war, convention, George M. Proper, Pas-[ 'cl“ ed m actioh. on me®t at the Library being on the average, much young- quale LaSelva; alternates, Charles, Gordon formerly made his home Relative of Palmyrans Is Killed in Action Mrs. George R. Haight of Point Pleasant, Rochester, has received word from the War Department that her son, Sergeant Gordon E. Butler, has been missing since the first- attack on--the Philippine Is lands. He was stationed at _Nicols Field, Rigal, Philippine Islands. Until _the Japanese give out the names of the ones they are hold' he will be listed SOCRATES BOURN AS Son of James Bournas of this village, who was inducted in April, was recently promoted to corporal in a photo research squadron of the Army Air Force. He is sta-, The Directors of.tho Palmyra tioncd at Cotfii'fulo Collegi, Coloni- pnjr Association arc perfecting do Springs, Colo. Plan Streamlined Fair Speeders To Face Stern Treatment Tuesday eevning, August 11, at ?$> o’clock to discuss matters* ^mess, at the request of Mabel i J&ckman, president. er than the veterans of World War Bastian, Edythe Boyd; membersiW1” * J 115 aun'» ^irs* Basil Fleming I, will not have much in common 1 state committee, George M. Proper , 1 ^nc* ^ r- Fleming on Washington with them. Still others believe that Charles Bastian, Pasquale DeSelva ,1 Street, while he was employed at (Continued on Pago Four) (Edythe Boyd* Antoni© Colacino, lt^le dealers* To Cooperate On War Transportation County agricultural defense committees throughout the stat- have been as^ced to cooperate with local war transportation ad ministrators in the present cam paign of the War Transportation Committee of the New York Stale War Council for the conservation of tires, gasoline and motor ve hide equipment. Representatives of the county agricultural defense committees arc being asked tjj/servc as mem bers of local war transportation commifte\es at the request of R. C. Georgcr, director of the State War Transportation Committee. These members serve as liaison for tho local war transportation committee administrator and var ious farm organization and Fed eral farm agencies. These members arc concerned W.ith the problem of transporting tgricultural workers to and from work, and will plan to prevent the lack of such transportation at crop peak periods. County agricultural agent and assistants in Wayne County ser ving as secretaries of tho county agricultural defense committees .whose-aid has. heen-enlisted in-the motor vehicle conservation pro gfairflnclude: Morton Adams, E. i. Mortimer and D. Tyler of So dus. . '0 ■ - - ■ ■ mm B m> GARLOCK SOFTBALL TEAMS PLAYS MARION WEDNESDAY The Garlock soft ball team will play the Marion Town team at the Palmyra Fairgrounds on Wednes day evening, August 12, at 6:30 o’clock. No admission charge. plans for a streamlined Faic for j tho last Friday ami Saturday in September. In order that the ex- 1 hihitors, the patrons and tho em ployees may only lose a minimum of time from their respective oc- Governor Lehman has ordered cupations tho weeks attractions State Police \to interpret and a))- will be crowded into two days, ply the 40 mile speed limit law None of the regular features of literally ” He has asked the high- the Fair will bo omitted and scv- way patrols for “redoubled vigil- cral new ones are being planned, ance. day and night” and for The sam.e liberal premiums which “thorough enforcement of the law \ have been offered In.the past ojro Tho Governor’s order is based on promised .again for this year, ««cognition -of-tlie-toet-hisfh-speod-Harse-racesr stage-attpctioiiH inrtt- driving wastes rubber, gasoline, oil special events will follow one an- and vehicle equipment essential to other at a greatly increased tempo preservation of our transportation during the two days, system There will be plenty to see and _ Don’t be an unwitting saboteur much that ran be learned by at- of transportation. Take it easy, tending this year’s Fair. Keep under 40. That, and joining a • • • Car Sharing Club, are two definite O K c t t W a l i n n P n s t c ways to save rubber and gasoline. V a l l U U 1 USlo Red Cross Courses Continue In Summer Due to the interest shown in tho first aid activity of the Red Cross, classes giving the standard course are continuing right through the summer months. At^the present time three classes are beltig con ducted, two at the Palm^m Health (.enter, instructed by Slborta Way and Edward L. Hargrave, respec tively, and one conducted by .Tame« R. Webster at the East Palmyra School. The following have recently com pleted the Standard Course in a class by James R. Webster in Pal myra J E. A1nderson Harold Dayton Albert Frank Albo«#; Freyn i Leo Gilman Paul Johnson Harold McCumber Oliver Page Orie Richards Raymond Shovo Robert Lieb Jack Walton Lewis Black Walter Denny Frank Fish Henry Guest Melvin Haak Charles McClelland - 'James O’Brien Veryl Pembroke -= Jack Pieters Sydney Fitzgerald Alice Kommer Harold Gilman - To Be Inspected The Contact Squad consisting of Sergeant Boeff and Private Somes (if the Ground Observer Section of the First Fighter Command. Buf falo, will arrire in Palmyra tho forenoon of Monday, August 10, and will report to’ DiV-rict Director Ralph L. Hill and Sub-District Di rector Frank G Orlopp. During tho day they will inspect tho following observation poat 3 : I No. 120A - J. A- Whittaker, Chief Observor, Palmyra , No. 494A— James lt. Webster, Chief Observer, Palmyra No. -194B—John Madsen, Chief Observer, Macedon ’ Q No. KUGA —William G. Hoffman, Chief Observer, East Rochester i No. 4286—Frank Yakley, Chief Observer, Lincoln. | At 8:00 o’clock in tho evening of August 10, a meeting of the ob servers of the above posts will bo held in the High Shool, Macedon. Sub-Director, Frank G. Orlopp of Palmyra will be in charge of this meeting. Pictures will be shown and talks will be given by the Sub- District Director and Sergeant Bocff on the work of the Observers. An invitation is extended to the public living in the vicinity of these observation posts to attend this meeting to be held at Macedon in the high school at 8:00 P. M., August 10, 1942. 0 E S Picnic Palmyra Chapter, O. E. S. will |TioI<TtEeir annual picnic oil Prop ped Hill Wednesday aftsmoon, \August 12, at 6:30 o’clock.
