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A ! / 4 * - S £ - — v - iNDAOK DAILY ENTERPRISE, SARANAC LAKE. N. Y. SATURDAY, SEPT. 4,1918 ^ _p tA . » ,* - j i, ■— iimii i i iiiiiini.iwl>iiiii|f\ . ii iiiriiiTiV \ - J A ' ' J f g i l l i e C r e s c e n t M o o n r n Restaurant | NOW SE R V IN G ... Your Favorite BEER or ALE ; A Clean Friendly Place to Eat! “ HOME COOKING” ; Saranac Lake, N. Y. Tel. 1551-J : ^ AT ENTRANCE TO CRESCENT BAY ♦ ♦ _______ O f FREEDOM TRAIN NEW YORK, Sept. 4 (.¥ ) — Work will begin next TuesdayMn assembling a special, six-car New |York \Freedom Train,” which will tour the state for a year. The train will contain some 100 historic state documents, tracing the growth of religious, political and individual freedom within New York state. Dr. Charles Francis Gosnell, State Librarian and member of the State Freedom Train com mission, said no date had been ret for the train to start its tour, but it would be \as scon as pos sible.” Preliminary ents were made yesterday at a meet in g between officials of ihe com- ! mission and of the New York Central railroad. The train’s exhibits will be shown in each community in the ! state with a population of 35,000, and will be primarily for school children. However, adults also will be urged to view the collcc- j tion. The legislature early this year appropriated $50,000 to_ pay ex penses of the \Freedom Train” tour. The train will be assembled in Albany shops of the New York Central. - The exhibits are sponsored by the New York State Society of Newspaper Editors, the New York State Newspaper Publishers as sociation, New York Press asso ciation and New York Associated Dailies. Among the documents to be in cluded are the Albany plan o f un ion, drawn by Benjamin Franklin in 1754; the Charter of Liberties and Privileges passed at the first meeting of the New York Assem bly in 1683-84; New York’s first constitution, the one of 1777, and the state's ratification of the Fed eral Constitution in 1788. Chairman of the Freedom Train commission is Gerald H. Salisbury, editor of the Albany Knickerbocker News. 1,891 M AJOR C R IM E S ALBANY. Sept. 4 (A*)—A total of 1,891 persons were arrested in New York state in August for major crimes. That was three per cent below the average mon thly rate for last year and the first seven months of 1948, State Correction Commissioner John A. Lyons reported yesterday. Make your wants known; page 6 Parish House Events Planned forTomorrow BLOOMINGDALE, Sept. 4 — The Most Rev. Bryan J. Mc- Entegart, bishop of the Diocese of Ogdensburg, will officiate to morrow at a special ceremony and get-fogether to mark the blessing of St. Paul's parish house in this village. The ceremony will take place at: 4 -o’clock with priests of the Adirondack parish assisting. A band concert and entertainment will follow and refreshments will be served. The Rev. Patrick Thompson, pastor of the church, will be in charge. John Brown Chapter Elects New Officers LAKE PLACID, Sept. 4—Mrs. Samuel Strauss was elected pres ident of the Lake Placid chapter of the John Brown Memorial as sociation at the annual meeting held at the home of Mrs. Inez Carter of McKinley street. Other officers elected were Mrs. Carter, vice-president and reporter.;‘Mrs! Irene Hutchinson, secretary and Charles Walker, treasurer. The next meeting will be held in May of 1949. N. Y. INVENTOR DIES ENDICOTT, Sept. 4 LP)—Eu gene A. Ford, inventor of many calculating machine devices, died in his hotel apartment here today. Ford was associated with the In ternational Business Machines corp., here for many years. A Personal Message . . . “ The hospital is second only to the home and church in the affection of every family 9 9 1948 MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN THE GENERAL HOSPITAL of SARANAC LAKE SARANAC LAKE, NEW YORK September 4, 1948 TO OUR FRIENDS: ' \Within the.next few days yonr neighbor will call upon you to invite your partici pation in our Annual Membership Campaign. Your neighbor . . . one of a large group of volunteers . . . has joined forces with us as a member of the soliciting committee . . . to obtain your financial ^sistance. These earnest men and women have enlisted in this special work, so* this cause may succeed. Not only have they made their own subscription in a generous measure, but they have the arduous task of interviewing hundreds of friends. They are asking nothing for themselves, and are helping only because they realize ihe dire need for more adequate hospital facilities. May I bespeak for them your sincere and earnest consideration . . . When they call, give them the opportunity to tell you their story, so you may become more completely informed, and better understand the needs of our Hospital. The task before ns is to raise the sum of $25,000 with which to meet the deficit for operating expenses during the past fiscal year, in addition to the sum needed to make certain improvements in the building as required by law. We look to you as a friend of the Saranac Lake General Hospital, and of human ity, confident that we may count on your friendly support. Only yonr heart can be the final guide to this investment in 1mm an welfare. Make your gift as generous as your means permit. With your help, and the help of all others, we can be successful, A great Hospital must he ready . . . no matter who asks. You’ll help . . . won’t you! . Sincerely yours, A. C. 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Make sure NOW that you have adequate insurance protection. Call on Clinton J. Ayres, Inc. Phone: 1-200 88-90 Main Street Saranac Lake Hickey Freeman Clothes ! SARANAC C ^ -A K E ] F. S. Leonard & Co., Inc. G. Carver Rice, _Pres. Saranac Lake 94 Main St. Ph. 551 33 Main St. Phone 79 Lake Placid will- _ a ? < * jb - hilarious infonoitivc See Page 3 s • i l * **' ■ • | &
