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*VOL 78 Ho. 45 ENDICOTT, N. Y., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1931 Phone 1371 ^ New Loan Bill Sigh Petition Advancing Citizen Party Candidates HOE AND; of a' petition 7 'Ayith George' H. Nichols, vfflajgeltderkijlast night,'by the..? Citizens , party threw ;•- the •-raaypfalty/:contest into '; \av.tfir\eeVco¥riere'd,-race i ; be- ,' ;;tween^ameOV. Coleman, -..present^ii incumbent and Re- 4^publicXii ^npminee ; \Fred: 0: Democratic .William _JT: A^efspnrformer mayor : The 'petition' which was handed .''tOrllr, Nichols at 7 o'clock';*-Tuesday 1 evening Sff .named/ as i the . candidates }:- : dr^office,VDr. Anderson* of ,417.^-Mi^Mey;.; avenue for of 'z 3ll^Ad^n#avenue, as trust- ;f;r ^''^^t *6 ^years ;. Eugene 3h^l;M; : uf-'20^e i Dell-ave^ , '...nue^C;a.s'•'\trustee : for two • gears'; and indorsed Jonas A. Gates, ;JKepublican nomi ' riee-for .the'village board, r Walter B. Eekert.who was • 'originally named\ on thej ticket withdrew and] sw^Sbarra was substituted in ' his place. ,iThe comraittc of .£he\_new_parT.. ..;'compose\d of Florence H. Tiffany, \„-..George ; Pezzula and nana A, ~;WJieaton. \... ' i- i-'.-The'j - petition.,-, contained the : ..of ; 180 ^-.voters although it .''•»•%»»• stated -:1hat' only 90. ,*or. \5 V>.-?jjSrj'toift ' ofeaho ' laatvillage. VQto 'rne »£n«iy =t(? make the-pe* ;ZH&^Jtm&fe* •.-'• '.•.\\ '•• .-^llThoBe ^ r 'iiftiilne •' the -Citizens 6f £*.ho ' ln»tl village. -VP/to COMPETITION IS A BLAME GOOD THING THINKS BILL RAJAHS Gosh, all fish-hooks, they's lots o f things goiri' 'on this week. This here ne w party i s goin' to make things hum for a while anyway. Kinda bright ens u p the political situation a little bit and makes' competi tion keener. They's nothing like competi tion . .to bring out' the best that's i n a marn - Regardless of who wins out, th e winner i s always thinkin' a little faster than as though h e had the race all to himself. • See they's goin' ta-bo a Jot of money brought.-into .. town \through \the. \\soldier's' bonus. -That's-'good-stutT. —Mbst-of-the soldlirB 'didn't^teve-^a.- \very easy time of i t while they were acrost and most of. 'em ain't had a n easy time since. I only wisht i t was five thousand, in stead of five hundred that they was gonna get. • Yours, • , BILL RAJAHS- 200 INCREASE IN CIRCULATION SHOWN • .t.r IJnn>Seeley/, ,pag«r ,:vvnea>, ,r reu i&XAi :IJnsram,>i^ v,-.-I^aV,^I^<S?:lH>thaway f Deborah Ingramy^JbhnyArtvCobligh; ;,Bert . Hyatt;- Mrs^Berthi^UeyV-?eier . FyaUey^^«?^Hda-;^ewro6d; \ ..crt/- ^^c|J?raney;r>.'Mrs.i? Florence k '-'\Madisoni* Mrfc'-Margaret > .Telzlan; Mrs.: Lattice. Stone, .Mrs!.\ Glenn foxAf-Jii Ji Stbne ',V ;Mae :E,- CbrMn, - Elizabeth \\.C..; Mitchell,\ A.- 0. Free- manV-Jr.';>Mary'*.Teehoy' Arthur cHarlos, ; F^jWiHeidtman,'W. )U - ' SinIth,vHeiTnan. Beff,.'~Henry Sten- .. dick^t'&T^ '\ George '\ Wagener^''jj *Millard *. 1, VanDwyer, Jam'es;^]Sm\tb F; ' y Burgess, L; ,'H.*;DarrW,''B'\C'^ Green,- *Ai • -Vivian^-..Gflbe'rt^Westcm, F. T. \OaWeT j^' cr,•V•''Alex7.Lau'nt ,.^:FI ! »nk , Senio, Jatiies-Kennedy, H.-.E.-Barton,'- W. /' Lux./C.ilivDayjs;'\' 1 Joseph , Nick, t _.l^.ward5k-.Rdbt,''Ch'*rles;Hi Stil- .SnltUah/YMikev-KiroBi-^r.'Walter , .. epb;.' 'Smalrenp^cAi. i- Matthewioh\ ' r^apk^Battaglinl^May^''Esposlto. 1 • (airleV.Espositoj^Ffed^iPezrula,' •'\•; 'A^»lo7.C&iaIa,^F™nkfe rgp>;PJe«ultT^E^}67;rFiccli; -,K; ' - r Matu?s^'Jif Eipokifo,vToriy Glan- \\Parish';riPiuIiiRlzzutoirFrapk 'Rlz- tul^.EIprb'n^Rlzzuto,''-Marjs-' Rl«- -. -V auto^AisRizzu'td',;George jRhzuto, .line ; JDollo'g,^Lpuiso:-r' ; Julian, -:-\.'»\^LsStolla^tena 1 B&rnett,\ Pomeneo - ^Cerppodb,*iVcra'.**Rotunnb,- Fred vf,/ DeSancHs,'^IsideJ DeSarictis,-?-Zoo l;Fucd,^yictpr;.\Pez?u.la 1 Lticlanio Rottinho, : I«ui8>3WtMno,*A'ntoIri- r ' 'etta^Rbtunno^Tererinar . Rbtanno, * 1 Mike-JPucdi'F; OblUch,-Sam7.*I»t- *'j. Whciton,'Esther.iEldr'edgei.-. , I*w- ••Kl roDce^^;Eld^ge;v.vHarr^.^.;-Hei (8e; EmtUe' .-'Hcsse,-'% Earl '';-W.v.Hesse, IN LIBRARY REPORT Showing- an increase of 200 ;-more than' last February's circul ation and the fact that more than 1,000 .^people used, the Library claB-rooms, during the,past month, Ideal Library has^ proven its ac - yyity , \fpr- the past .'foar ..weeks; ^\a'd^dftTbrr'to'' tEese - nnteresfing facts* the monthly- rcpprji.'as.,, re leased by Mrs, Evelyn Eldredge, librarian, .depicts the many meth ods, i n which th e local reading is tiseil byj.Endicott's; citizens; T. ;./SSbn?-Edna- xayior,;--m^ 1 %chananrtlvan^ Samez, • Dean , ; Ricl»- \Ivey Murray ^Markowltz,-\ Saul :: vic«mp))c« > -?E.>L. /HJlkins,-(;Albert thisvyear, exceeded\ last year's -by 223 volniriei,,62(K';being th e iotal circulati6n.>-./<''f; '\^V--\.',sf»,i ... ; i353 i»lcttt%\*wer«<iwijedlbyjthe library^; 208 riag*a\aea~,.!. 16an'eH; : 155 p'eoplo rcpstered, an increase of,'40=over.last..year;\--123 ovcrdud |.npHces'?ma^c^^l89'iJboplcB'. , v jvero' mended;! -76.\ new. - books, were \cat-' nIogubd/^^^,^.i?^--^.'' \ Two,.b6ok'j*evJew--'m'eetings;were held-with an .attendance of fVvJSQ. Thq. Rev.\;Ja'njeslE. '• Clatlcev,'-va> viewbd,-—iSChe,^^Education ±j.pt, 3i Princess*'; and Charles. Haywood of Owego talked on -\Th'e Life, oh an?- American Consul fin'India.\ - Eight J story hours were \ held, .284 children-attending. The;club rooms were, as busy a s usual, 1084 people using o them, 'for .parties^ meetings and Jbther^'recreationl\- ; ;) The'library has exhibits every month of interesting and unusual obje.cts. Lee i LoomisB birds\' from India 1 attracted :pnnch'\J.attentloTiC At present! the • gods-rfrom V-India\ are- on. display, in many, brightly colored'.prints.'.'WhlcTn -j.are^direct' fro'nt.'i--(Calcutta, The' \legendary charactcj-'of-the-fgods^iBv—ropro^ sented;'iu-iheir7.bI_ub''-*sUiW;vmnd .many, hcaded-'and.*- many\; armed bodies'.\ \The\ next feature '/t6.'bb shown, i s aniexhibit'sponsored b y th'er Garden Club: :.Thlsr.wflt- ; -.bb, .welcomed by !;.wintcr-weary.' ; . peo- North Sme?;$&$f$$ To T>e Entertained by •5th Grade.'Pupils Members' of <tbe North {Side Parent-Teachers . UnitvwiU be en tertained, at: their ^'regular meet ing .tonight In th e schbolhouse b y the \pupils iof th e fifth'grade wh o will present aVnusical ^and health brogram.- The\ childreti^viU be. un der.,; the direction .ot''fheir..t?a'ch-. era,.\'Miss - Hopkins,'1 Miss •' Farrar, Miss \Scott and 'Miss ^Brauhsch- weiger.',;'./ , , £ Officers of the Unit .include'Mrs. Valenta,' president;'! Miss \Hopkins vfcerpresldent; •. •, 'Miss •\' - Claxton, trcasuref; and Miss'' -Every, \scere- tary.. ,>:•:< DISTRICTS FOR MARCH ELECTION AREJUTUNED The\ 1 election districts as out lined by the Endicott Village Board on March 8th, 1922, in the form of the following resolution passed at that time, were an nounced today by Village Clerk George H. Nichols; \that the Vil lage of Endicott be and the same hereby is divided into four (4) election districts, in pursuance of th c provisions of said Section 45 of th e Village Law, and that the boundaries thereof are hereby Specified as follows: \District No . 1 shall include, all t,ha't'_parl. °* said Village- of. Endi cott, being that portion thereof lying west of the following des cribed line- Beginning at thc Sus quehanna River \ and running along the center line of Vestal Avenue (formerly Bridge street) to .the north line of Main Street; thence in a straight line to the south line of Central Street at the creek ^bridge; thence In a straight line to .the south line of North Street at- a 'point which i s the northwest corner of lands of .the Endicott Laundry Company, and continuing in a straight lme to the-northeriy-boundary of th e Vil= lagc of Endicott. \Dist r ict No. 2 shall include all that part of said Village of En dicott, bounded a s follows: On thc north by the Erie Railroad Com pany's lands; on the east b y the center line of Washington Ave nue, and such center line contin ued from the Erie Railroad Com pany's-lands—to the Susquehanna! River;. south b y the Susquehanna River, and west by the east line of District No . 1. /'District No. 3 shall include all that part of said Village of Endi- eotti5' bounded -aa follows: North By lands uf Uiu ,niic,.nallro»<M?om. ENDICOTT BY MOONLIGHT Night View.JXom.RouritfcTop LOCAL AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER CATCHES • PHOTO OF VILLAGE FROM ROUND TOP The subtle bewilchcry and the silent beauty of Endicott beneath the white light of a winter full moon has been artistically trans- pany;~?euv by^toe easterly Vine of salaVVillage; south by the Susuutf- hanria - River, and west by the easterly line of District No. 2. -.District;,No.-4 shall include all that, part;of ,safd ^Village of- Ei* dicott, bounded- as follows: \North by th e northerly-'lino of th'eVil- lage o f Endicott; east by-the east erly line of, the .Village' of-'Endi cott;. south .by ..lands of- theTErie Railroad - Company, andVwest -by- the east line extended of District\ tie. 1:» Publicity Chairman of P.-T. A. To Give Address At Central _ Council Meet Mrs. Belle Eastman, district publicity chairman of the Parent- Teachers Association will address the members of that organization at the^regular meeting of 'the Central Council scheduled for 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon of this week- Announcement was also made that:' Mrs. Carl Smith, district chairman, would be. present, end give-a short fcalk.— ^_ . ; it-was requested -tha't~aU\ mem bers' of-th 0 organization be pres ent at the meeting as important facts will come up before the group for discussion. .Special and urgent request* was also made for the publicity\ chairman °t th e var ious'- units to attend .-in' order, 'to receive' additional' .advice, \from Mrs. Eastman' on th'e ' care and make-up, of their press-books. c skill of John Brauer who re cently caught with his camera the picture which appears above. Mr. Brauer, who' is chief drug gist of the Endicott-Johnson Medical staff, has taken many photographs of Endicott and the surrounding territory and his ar tistic arrangements of them have caused much -favorable comment among the nature lovers of this vicinity. Many of his pictures of _tree8, rivers and - .flowers- -With beautiful cloud-bank backgrounds- are comparable in excellence with the famed portraits ofV Wallace Nutting. In this picture taken at mid night from . Round-Top, ..Me. Brauer ha»^ canght:,„thei -spirit, of - ^ Be\ bold relief thc chimney of the I- B. M. plant. ^ The vivid ^streaks which mark the main road are not th e reilec- tion of the* moon, Mr, Braner ex- ,MIIIIIJ- ANDY KERR TO SPEAK AT U.-E. ATHLETOBANiET Andy Kerr, Colgate football I coach, will address a banquet in [honor of the U.-E. High school athletes tomorrow night in the local High school cafeteria. He is expected to be accompanied by Leonard Macaluso, all-American full-back and Les Hart all-East half-back of the last year's Col gate championship football team. It is expected that more than 200 players, coaches, alumni and guests will be present at the din ner a t which the youths of the 1930 varsity teams will be .award-, .ed. JJJeiri.letters for athletic-pro- ficieneyx Arthur^ Hand, president of the Hi-Club which is sponsoring the affair, will preside a s toast-mas ter, and a program arranged by professor Stephen O. Salmon will be given. The latter will include two or three acts o f vaudeville, a ten-piece orchestra, school songs and community singing. The girls of the Domestic Sci- P7if C department TirjflpT tha dk CHAIRMAN OF AIR SHOW COMMITTEE SPEAKS IN ELM IRA Audley D. Allen, chairman of the general committee for the Aviation Show to be spon sored by the local Aero and Exchange clubs in May,\ and Harry Stabler, president of the Endicott Exchange Club, at tended the meeting of the El- mira Exchange Club in that city yesterday noon. Mr. Allen addressed the members of the club on the aviation show to be held in this village late this Spring. He reported that the Elraira men who were exceedingly enthused over the project had prom ised their support for the en deavor. Mr. Allen was com missioned by them to obtain -two 12 -passenger—planes on the dates of the show to con vey the Elmira Exchangites from their city to Endicott. Plans for the affair are rap idly moving forward, the com mittee reports, and all indica tions point to the largest aer ial display ever seen in this locality. rection of Miss Coveny will pre pare and serve the dinner which will be in the cafeteria starting at 6 \o'clock. Those in charge of arrange- I ments stated today that a few additional tickets were available TflKTEEN-BHffifi— ARE RECORDED IN WEEK AT IDEAL EX-SERVICE MEN ABLE TO BORROW T plains, but .the\ effect caused by moving automobile - lights during the process o f _the five-minute ex posure necessary to th e taking of the photograph. On Jhe right of. the cut may be seen th e river and on peering closely one ma y view additional tickets wer e available Births during the last week a t the faint outline of th e Vestal for those wishing to attend and Ideal Hospital totaled thirteen, of bridge. x could be procured in the high which seven were boys and si x Many residents of th e village school office. were girls. Tw o were recorded have driven to the peaks of th e ^ e following men will receive on the 25th of February, to Mr. great hill t o the west of the vil- ^ T i etter8 following the pro- n ? d , Mr8, C^ton Peters of 609 Estimates that an a- mount in excess of $50,000 would be released to veter ans of Endicott and vicin ity through the new Sol diers Loan bill which re cently passed Congress, was made by local veterans on the basis of the claims thus far made by ex-sol diers of this vicinity. That the number taking advantage —of the- loan - would be between 50 per cent and 75 percent of those eligible seemed cer tain as the blanks were be ing made out through tk-* veterans organizations in the community. It was es timated by ex-service lead ers that more than 1,000 4nen -in-the-Endieofft-terri- - tory were eligible for the relief fund. The average amount available to each approximates $500, it was stated. This amount is based upon the actual days of service seen by the soldiers and by the length of time designated in the policies issued by th e gov ernment. The maturity of the . . . . . . , , —— „ — . policy is determined by a rating ^geitc^view mghtand^ «.Q0 per-.day for service in from its height and visitors to the Sylvan Battista, Albert CareyJM'- ™* Mrs. Byron Bradbury, at the United States and $1.25 per town tav e often exclaimed that Rodney Clark,- Vincent Dobishsisfr 1 *no bas been named Marilyn I day for service In Europe durinn no more perfect spot-exists any- George Games, Arthur Hand,plahie._,, 1 the World War. where i n the state. Robert Haskell (Capt).,,' Paul!^OSThei26th a daughter, Yvonne\_ Ehner Smetzler, adjutant o l T>\°™ •western slope of Lockwood, Jo e Minnie, ''Joseph!Marie was.bom' to ! Mr. and. Mrs. \the\ American Legion, stated that Round-Top one may. look far into c/NeiV. an d Ralph I*Tburettc,l Jack-Dyripa; of ,106 East Wendell 1 that organization, is serving as a mriii.ii -t - i^^^^-^-^^^gg^g^ to«»<r^^3»cket .*an^^ tuuium QuiJ:rt.-Parbuti.~7rh« ySarag, IpaoiBU, yiucUi;,Pulj^ 01»inie^hh-?ftl-^^l^^ tail-of th e landscape and the. clear outline o f . familiar objects. -In the immediate foreground is seen Ideal Hospital -with. its surround; ing-t. boulevard lights, standing- proudly lfke : a rinoderri chateau? on dwellings are.dcMly butlined an d the-farthestobje<^-from; vie w-be^-' como'-'clear bri close'scrutiny. -Par _ _ hx'the*bachgromid-aro seen/\'thefsliadbw»:>\:;Many lights, of Johnson 'Ciiy[ a\nd i \the\' v '--\^' ,> - i -'\-—* large -sign o f the Light, Heat and Power .\^company a brilliant blob in'the sky. VOh th e other side o f Iprb^aced^in'this 'paper tho\ background is depicted in I near'future. lng .Suac^hanna;', .;dis*pnearingl Cn i ey> ,George Into clumps, of; tree* -to \'emerge again \farther on until it takes'the (Mike Zappia. Garden Club Program For Remainder of • Tear Is Announced Union Business, Men To TMeet at Fire Station Next Tuesday Evening .it* i-'*- ^ £ '-J- - A' meeting, of the,Union Busi ness Men's' Association ha s been, scheduled fo'rV 'the \-\ evening ™ bif\ March 10th in'the' Union Fire Station, \\kccprdingV. -to - an-.. \an- norinccmentmade by George Toulson,-president, \ At a 'recent -\election' helS bjr ; thie organizationMr.' <jToulson..Swas chosen' president 'andj .WUUs ; M. Barber was''selected'as' secretary! and 'treasurer.^ '\.\ VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS PAY^- . : - IAST TRIBUTE TO FELLOW COMRADE ,Mombera~of the Major, Ray H. Humphrey, D, Sii.C/'posti.Veter- ant 61, Foreign Wara, paid \solemn tributo .'this aftorno6n,to:.the.-firatj of tteir'members.-\to-pass'.lbwaSr. in the;>fl,ve'-yett^jbf{/th|3ir^o/garrfra\-' tib'n's .existence'. ~$*ggtf?**$r-'*.£^ .HaihilCbn \Fjsh,\ •wfio;.'41ed 'Sunday, pilght :tffter a'.brief .^lj'ness^.was {an active;'member; of;thb.*;'po*st*\'«ni had' \hecm ,~cblbr.<.beater?of.' -ttb ve|- era'ns^ a'lnce .rhlaV^ombershipI.- Tiie new >;cbloTsV>-wlj^hSwere ^recbntly ary,\ rjwerb;' dlsplaycd>ln\publie':'for friends of the dead ..veteran said that it;always had, been his-am bition to carryithp• colbrsv in \pub- Hc.and;they regard.it its\ only fttr' ting' that' fie first.public\ anceu should' be. irt ; honor\'of /the Veteran •?w)ib''-)iold-'-.Jhem .-ini'such loyal .•Veyeren'cc,;' N : v ';.;i,v.'., '..V\*: v.i*'V: v j V.A' constant guard. ' wai'ilTnain> taincd, oyer,thb .bfcr.pf their, dead ibmrndo'by\\m\embcra'of.!'tho post from, the : Urae\; of .-hls'LdeatK\';...tin. his'.burlal,\ jThe;'bnitiref.;post\-at-; teridbi- the 'fflncralvin^-.body^ and £ group'oif- t^o-Nayyj^tjefans : ac£- e2^aa:pall-bearer8.V:A JWng}sttuad The'tentative program of the Endicott Garden Club fo r the re mainder of th e year, as arranged by the committee in charge, was, announced today. At th e April meeting which will be held on the 1st, Professor Stephen 0. Salmon will address' the group * o n \The Planting, Pruning and Care o f lawns'/* ~ Other subjects of each month are as follows: May, \Flower Ar rangement\.; June,' \Roses\, July, \LUicsf'i-August .'/Garden Party\; September, V!.*Fall Flowers\; Octo ber, \Autumn '\Bouquets\; Novem ber, \Storage of Bulbs and Prep- aratibn^fbr\- \Winter\; December, \Christmas Party, Evergreens\. The 'program ... committee was composed \of-^Mrs. Harry Hesse, Mrs. Evelyn-Eldredge and Steph en O.' Salmbrii •' '' R\eCTstratipn.GIerks-for~ - • 'Districts o. at \Village *' t ] Election . Announced Registration' clerks 'for^the^cpm; ln\g\'vniago':eTec'tibn^ave'' been \an nounced as follows: District 1 Mrs;.'Daniel * Brahn, ,S. Howard Aramerman, • R. C. >' Galbreath, Mr>.Nellie vWarner;;V,District^ -2: Fearl'Buckland,-Philena-Franklih, Minnie ; Whittemore; Mary Glea- son; District 3:;-\ Teresa\'L.'Demo^ Marion Sullivan, Elizabeth Hand, Emma'Hand; .District 4: .Frank Picdano, , Joe' Battaglini; ; Mary Minnie, Louise Julian.-.;/'.-?;'-' • •< Vfllsie : OfHidals AttehdinjrA\Mia-Winter , Conference at^Albany Glider Clab to Place Machine on Display at Avenue Headquarters At a meeting of the Endicott Glider'Club held in their . head quarters on Washington avenue last evening, it wa s \decided to place the Cessna'Glider belonging to the club ofl exhibition in their rooms. \Plans were also discuss ed for the \purchase-of a ne w Glider. The' group now-has- a-Unk- Av- iaUon'Tratnwr uv'thejr headquart ers and are raising money for th e organization by, the' sale\ of. flights in. the\ new; invention. 'At a re cent meeting' thg following officers wei«*'electe4:V;Thomaa McConnon, president; Howard lHa3don,'f vice- president; \Harvey/Tj^yis';^':.secret tary and treasu^r,T*^e#'V\ mem bers recently' a'dm^ttcdJare^* i Don-; aid\ Millen,- Harold^lPfercer, Wil liam Work' and 'Fred^JPrite^burg. , s^-JSd^XC'omi 6 ? ita.injBg^ofaJoi^asi^ri^di^^: ft .of' the; month. gfpn^-.ma'nager-p^.tte-Bafl^lr^/tl idrs.\ Alexander iCrnhan-lgionil .offlceiof 'tb'b*UnlteaT-Sfafes*'';fe , , the|U.-E. Basket^Dail. leam-- ; I of •204'Squires--'aveiraerwero': yeteransvBureau'^^are'aV',fonows? ; To Play I^t' .Game^of IfavoWd with a sbn^Geqrga'and a; :TheMJnited States -Veterans' Season Friday- jffightJ^ffBter, Mary_Jane, was. born Bureau has been \ authorized . by , Mayor James :yr_. Cbleinan; ,V11- lago Engineer ; FrankHn\Hunt and .Village-Clerk. George'/H.> Nichols Are, attending',; the : CMid-Wintef Conference ',ot >'offlcials\ of-' cities and. first-class; villnges iwhich'' is' be1ng,.he]d >t; Albany Jhis week. Thtf •'sessipns\ Vegin^tUiis^ ewP ^8r^p'nd.\wffl-ca\rryi. through ' t rtoi mo'rjw.y.- The^prbblems v of'. mun icipal; gbveranient^Ucbe ^aiscuss-' ed'nnd.maiiy '|speake\»-ofr'promin Mrs. Earl W. Knapp -Guest at Surprise- P^rty On Her/vBirthday A.party of Abpveral friends pleasantly surprised-. Mrs:'Earl : W. Knapp at her home/'on -401-* Ex change .avenue - last.' •• Monday - by staging a .visit .on. tte;v6ccasion of her,'bbrthdayV'Bridge Vaaa ^refresh- ments,; proved ,ihe'. ; i. diversions... of the \evening-.'''; ^ii'Jf-.'V-'T\'. : , .''•Among'those \present liiere Mr and^Mrs; H.''R.-Salem;-.BT.\- and Mrs..-. A.*D. Hunter/Mr.\-and Clayton..Shaw, ;Mr:land-Mrs.'\Gog; 1 Dbrnheimr Mr^- an8 l Mf£\\Afthqr' Deani Mr.-^d Mrs.:GeorgeiKusi Rovttj.t-Mr* va^5.;Mwi(.. ; ! Earlj'^/ Knapp. ...•--.-> Apalachin M.'/E:>,^GKiirfhi ^ \? t\\'^i;Nme'^,Trustees •i. Nino .fiT^ees,!;wereichosen-''j i ; , by\ the.-.Bpard ./oCthe^palachinV^M. E.'.church tb. govern;. that'bbdy at a' meeting^held'^fast 7week'}In ?\the chuwh'.parlors.\.->\.-.- V'' ; '-'-'v?:> .X' •c Those; elected' inductedGeorge GibsbnV\Channce£;Taylpr:andiSim : conr.Tnbau^h''for'fa'.te'rm-''of, i three years;.Earl'xMiller^V^ytoiTVjGiW- son,-.and Edward.?Gn»bnTfor?two years;, Roy? Hopkins) Gebrge'lPffl-' mer : nnd.-MatthewfSwnrtr ifbfe- bnp to Mr. and Mrs. Caesar George of recent legislation t o increase 'the The last basket-hall game' of 3& lAdams avenue. loan value of Adjusted\ Service'-' the local high school's successful Three infants wer e ushered in- Certificates'to 60 percent o f the' season will be played on next to the world on th e 3rd. A face value, and i n order to facili- Friday when the Orange and daughter, Mary Virginia, wa s tate the. handling of loans -. thru- Black netters meet the strong born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Irneil out the territory of the Buffalo quintet from Elmira Heights on of 122 Hfll avenue. A daughter, Regibnal Office o f tb e Bureau, the the U-E gynm court. named- Clelia, was born to Mr. following instructions should—be The main game of the evening and Mrs. Charles Fiacce- of 409 strictly adhered to. which will be started at 8 p. m. Oak-Hill avenue, and a son to 1. Loans ma y b e made only will bo preceded by a tilt be- Mr. and Mrs. Royal Bowen of after two years from the ..date of tween th e Junior Varsity squads Endwell. ' the certificate which appears in » of the tw o schools. This prelim- Today a son wa s presented t o -the', lower right hand corner inary game is scheduled to begin Mr. and Mrs. Otto Smith of 8% thereof. at'7 o'clocfc- Evcrgreen -street.- -The-loan-lvalue .of- the- Condition of Dr. E. N. - Christopher Reported As , Bans: Serious The condition o f Dr. E . N. Christopher- who has been ill a tjflcates shall not be less than 50 percent of the fac e value and the rate of interest charged on loans made in accordance with this leg- Union Group of Home Bureau To Meet mth'Mrs. Vivian islation shall not exceed 4%, per-. —— cent' If previous \ Ioaiishave The Union Group of thc Home been, granted the'..jtmount P ' such r JBureau will meet on ne*t Wedj loans-plus the^- accrued- interest short time at\ Ideal Hospital was nesday, March -11th, at the home wjn be deductbd irom~7, tKe\\ loan reported this' morning a s being of Mrs. Albert Vivian, 205 Jack- serious. ' . ' so n avenue, it was announced to- The many friends o f .the doctor *»7 ^ * e committee Jn• <**rge. iri^Endicott are very greatly TC ?..«^5 n ?, J ^ 11 Pftj^L^ grieved tp hear of his sickness and are wishing hi m a rapid re covery, x Pastor Entertains. Several Parishioners a covered dish luncheon to be served at noon. Mrs. Duncan will give a lesson in the wiring of lamps and\ the making of shades. served and games were played. Those attending included Allen At Informal Gathering Blomqulst, Haedi Blomqutst, Vera - ' / Blomqulst, Lillie Strom, Olga .A group of young people of the Kannenbnrg, Helen Nerig, Ruth Lutheran Church.of th e Holy Na- Ammermah,'Mr. \and Mrs. Paul tivity>metat th e home .of their Thalhofer, Lewis W. Haggerty, pastor, Thb\ Rev. ;PaiBl\.Slavik last Armond Gueder, John Hurst^ nighC^or an.; informal ^'gathering; Ronald; Garrett and\ Bertha Gaz- and:-i'.abc«l.,^1^reihnients,.\ were dik. v . •(^•''*'V£^ PERMITS TOTALING $14,685 ARE ^GRANTED BY VILLAGE BOARD' Permits f^of'.cqnstructipn-in En- dicptt.^at^a'-^tbtalj expenditure. of I14J6S5, were' granted' at': the*\ mec't- {^'o^.the ^vnragel'.bbaRl 'last,' Mon day'- higbtv.'By^'a .strange, co-inci dence; all but-one o f the -sfx per 1 - misslons\^granted were; .for' erec4 tibns-^on Robsevelt'.;avenue./,',',' .\'Included vi'tte .number ,p'f build ings.-were, r.thrce-\ dwbllingi' : \two garages and a combination office and; garage.-'/''\^\, v . ^; Permission! was^granted^tb'-In- 8«^llYa.^-T^<^n6re'*to' \erect an-bmce.\ and garage at'-T-'N.\ I JO- ].-\TtUwillico \3t . r '' : abbut' ' \\-^—' ; -^» tulld 'a' 't 1 ''ll\'^x'T'^''\i\^ v,-:-''v^'K .' , '-''i^-,.-'N\v- : **^''..c\--''^'V'' * ' \' • y ' ^ '•'-..'' ' - '-*'\!•;'-' frame dwelb'ng a t 208 N. Roose velt- avenue at an expenditure of $4200 and erect a two-car garage in'-'tie.rear to cost $200. William F. Root was. granted the right, ( to. construct a' dwelling and.'a tw'oArar garage to .the ag gregateRvalue' of $5,385.- \ Frank Janecek; will build a home at 122 N. Roosevelt\averiue, .which.v will ental. an. expenditure, of %4400...' \A •'...Tbfcearly indication of.;building kctiyity'js^taken'' byV'Jbeal ;,'con-' tractors rland 'building.lsnpply,\.meri chanEs* to ' { bc-a'fivorable; signVand totbe'-rthe.fh^t'-c^ia^fge^wave. of Springy and Summer'i'constrrictipn work 'in thisilocality...'.. Y^* value represented by 60 percent of the face value of the'ecrtincate. 8. Veteran's Note /United States Veterans Bureau ' Form 1185) ia the prescribed form to be used for this purpose and may be obtained from th e U . S. Veterans' Bureau and the various chapters and posts of the folio-wing organ izations* The American Red Cross, The- American Legion,' The Disabled American Veterans of the World War, The Veterans of Foreign Wars, etc. ,' , 4. It is suggested that the amount of-the note ba omitted in order that the maximum loan'' value may be computed b y t>\ ' Veterans' Bureau. This will as - sure absolute accuracy and elim- •' inate any delays which .might otherwise be necessary.in return- '.\ ing, the-note for correction. / , J 5; The date .of th'e note which must be at least two years sub sequent to thc date of the certifi cate (See paragraph 1;) should be entered on the line provided , therefor. The \Place\ should' ht> shown* as Buffalo Regional \Office Buffajo, N. Y. . * v \ \1 •-.''.. ;,-:6. The Adjusted • Service - Cer-.\ 1 fcficate'No.'.iyiU'l.be fbundiin the; (jp- lower' left. handjCbrrier., thereof - in \'\vV\ redJjjnd.the.date';required• on\.the note -\ form..' immediately ffollowing'^:'; the .certificate 'number js .the \same ,' ; as Wer^''to^in-i>,paraj^^bY^ : -^< ; Th'e'.'A number.7=will >be.'found; on*.' ^Jj; the\ fourth -.'Jine; of certificate\;.-:.' v inrniediately..''f.bllbwing ,/the-V- iaatna,! ,'.^«*. \of';tfie'veteran.'''.'*•-.' ; 'V .Vi'£fi : i r '7;>The\ veteran's, signature:,and.,^.;/ :,. .,j.5(continued' from•jwge\l)
