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*m*j*m+mnr, mm- PAGE TWO SUNDAY. OCTOBER 31, 1943 ADVANCE-NEWS I! Bouchard 4th Ward Candidate Auxiliary To Celebrate The Legion Birthday The American Legwn Auxiliary, * preparing to celebrate the 25th . anniversary of the f.mnding of the' American Legion with a supper party at the Service Center on lsa-; bell* St.. at C 20 p.m. the evening : of Nov. 11. Armistice Day. i The committee on arrangements. consists of Mrs. Joseph LavigneJ Mrs. Theo. (Jarno. Mrs. Mabel Luk- sich. Mrs. Carroll Barnes. Mrs William Norwood. Mrs. George H Madlin. Aid. Miller Entitled To 4 More Yrs. 'PHONE MAN KNOWN HERE, ^ ,., SAFE IN WOODS Candidate Northrup i«r A GUEST •hunt Prot^j-uoit minister* and six aieuibers of the Catholic clt-rgy i-rr* guests for luncheon at Offi- cers Club at Sampson. X. Y„ Sun- day of Capt. Harry A. Badt. VSN. Commandant, and Capt. William 3. Coleman, CSX. Kxecutive Offi- •er. The 14 cWrgynirn conducted •hurch services for recruit?, in the j absence of the regular Station! -haplains. The exchange was a j»art of the observance of Navy Church Weekend, held in conjunc- ; :ion with the Navy Day celebra- _ _ ,. tion the following Wednesday. ONE OF THE hi»::c*; ;.,>.::-•<!. <.,:. tests in the municipal election will be settled Tuesday when voters of : the Fourth Ward select a member i of the Common Council to sent- ' for the|next four years. I Henry J. Bouchard. Democratic candidate, who resides at 1F>16 Ford St.. is seeking The honor of repre- senting the city's biggest ward on ! the aldermanic body and his ex- \ ceedingly large circle of friends predict victory Tuesday. 1 Mr. Bouchard is a native of Og- densburg and while he has reside*! , all his life ic the Fourth Ward. , lie Is well known in every part J of the city because of his long j years of business as a salesman. For several years Mr. Bouchard j was manager of the former Jones- ! Mcintosh Cigar Store, how the site j of the Whelan Drug Company. He | remained in that position of re- j sporsibility nntil the store was *old. He then became associated > with a leading tobacco company as a salesman in this section and WILLIAM B. O'CONNELL is again his experience in the cigar store ' maki::>; the rate agains* Judge Jack proved most helpful. | Wells for the city court bench and An energetic salesman. Mr. \his many friends and admirers be- Bouchard has represented several ' II*ve he has the best chance of Aid. Max J. Miller is a candidate for re-election in the Third Ward on the Democratic ticket and there is a general feeling in that Thomas H. Laine, 69, of Lou , donville. Bear Albany, assistant ice president of the New York \*-:ephone company, was found T-: lay In the wood* near New- comb, where he had been missing «ince Wednesday on an Adiron- dack deer hunting trip. { The state conservation depart- ment reported Laine's -physical condition apparently was good\ after his discovery by Forest Ranger Grover Lynch, of New- comb. Lynch accompanied Laine , out of the woodland. j Laine went alone to still hunt Wednesday and failed to rejoin hi< party at nightfall. ( Twenty forest rangers were as- sembled at different points in the . NVwcoxnb area of Essex county. one of the wildest sections of the Adirondack*. • The rangers took *-walki<? talkie\ equipment to keep track of each other's position. , Laine was a guest at the Santa- noni estate of the late Robert C. j Pruyn. Albany banker, at New- comb, j The Laine deer In'3rd Ward \\f :Si;i»c: •i»»>r iiiibeit L. NJ; i—r-p • of the Tihrd Ward of Ogdensburg bunting party is again submitting himself to the • tion early this fall she said | included his son. Thomas C. Laine.; 5uffra|re of his eonst^,,^ ud • a navy V-12 student at Princeton, i. . ,„- . . «_. „ land several other Princeton stu- ] h * » ultlt «^ of friends in both dis '! dents. } Pa rtie » f **l be wni come through trict that his efficient, faithful j Mr Lal,^ is a c i ose business and with flying colors as he has in the service the past four years should ! personal friend of Henry H. Me- past be rewarded with another term. He j Conville, retired telephone execu- has served on a!! important com- j tive of this city, and frequently taktees. mas chairman of highways risited Ogdensburg. where he has numerous friends and acquaint- ances. Mr. McConville has hunt- ed and fished with Mr. Laine at different times in recent years at the Idlewiki Club and other sport- men's resorts in Canada and the companies in this district for many years. He is known to every busi- nessman in the city and is thor- oughly familiar with conditions not only it hit ward but in all parts of the city where his business du- ties takes him regularly. Always civic-minded, and an ardent booster his career to reach the coveted goal next Tuesday. Admittedly facing a strong candidate, who up to now had defied all efforts to dislodge him from the choice Judi- cial plum. Bill O'Connell this fall j October. 191 has caused the odds to narrow and f or over I bettors art- claiming it is an even for Ogdensburg, Mr. Bouchard has | Stephen proposition. been one of the most active mem- bers of the Franco-American Club an the Fourth Ward aince it was organized several years ago and is the club's president an honor be- stowed ©n htm by fellow residents of ward who will select their alder- man Tuesday. Mr. Bouchard's business exper- j \Jack may be going to the well 1 once too often.\ a Democratic pun- ster said yesterday. I Mr. O'Connell is recognized in legal circles as one of the leading • younger attorneys of the north i country. He studied at St. Law- • rence 1'niversiiy and Syracuse University before taking his law and has missed only one meeting; of the council in four years. An advocate of the pay-as-you- go policy espoused by the mayor, j he has acted at all times in har- ' mory with that theory and striven : to lighten the load of the taxpayers ' in ward and city. j Mr. Miller has passed his life in this city, except for his college days and the time he was bearing arms for his country in the first World War. The voters of the Third Ward will bestow deserved recognition of meritorious service and likewise honor themselves by sending Aid. Miller back to city hall for another four years. >fr. Miller was born at the farm of his late father. D'E. L. Miller, on the Heuvelton Rd. just outside the city. He was educated in the local grade schools and the Og- densburg Free Academy and Cor- nell University. College of Engineer- ing. He joined the V. S. Army ! and served in France ' a year. He has brought up his family m this city and pur- chased a homo at 918 Elizaxeth SL He has been m business In this city for a good many years and al- ways took an active interest in city government. He was elected to Adir0r.ci2.ck region. The nominee of the Demo* ; cratfc Party. Mr. Northrup has j served his ward, crty and county j at large so faithfully and well that' he has received a huge bi-partisan • support in a bailiwick predoml- j nantly Republican. This means that members of both parties are satisfied with his , stewardship and recognize in him ; a man who represents the people ; without thought of party affilia- ' tion, striving always for the public i good. j Supervisor Northrup is the dean of the board in point of length of service and is regarded as one of its outstanding Members. His chief interest, aside from keeping down the tax rate, is public health af- fairs and he has headed the Public Health Committee of the Board f'- several terms. So conscien- tiously and efficiently has he dis- charged these duties that succeed- ing chairmen have re-appointed him to the post Trom year to year. This is a rare tribute to his zeal efficiency and devotion to a cause 'of vital concern to all people and ' CQV() V*rt\7 an honor bestowed upon him by ^ drU -^^riy his colleagues regardless of politi- Departin& Spar Guest At Dinner Miss Agnes Nuttell was guest of honor Tuesday evening at a dinner -iven by members of the Ogdens- ure; Faemlty at the Et. Lawrence ,ut>. Miss Grace Merry was a de- i.irhtfully witty master of cere- monies and helped to make the .occasion a memorable one for the large group present. Miss Nut- cell wore a beautiful corsage of jrchkls. a gift of the teachers, and was presented with a purse to s:art her off on her career as a SPAR. Miss Merry spoke of the a on or this conferred not only on Miss Nuttell but upon all the fa- c-lty. The singing, gay and spirited, was led by Miss Rita Murphy, while Mrs. Helen Donahue accompanied :>£ the piano. Sixty were present. Those at the speakers' table were Miss Agnes Nuttell. Miss Grace Merry. Miss Frances Nut- telL Miss Jane Wallace. Miss Rita Murphy, Miss Mary Barber and Mrs. Helena Donahue. Uncle Gives Oath At the time of Mif$ Kutoll's resignation from her school posi- that she was leaving to do \war work,\ the nature of which wasn't dis- closed. When she took the oath of in- duction Oct. * in Baltimore. Md.. the former school teacher had the unusual privilege of having the oath administered to her by her uncle. Lt. Commander W. A. Skeen, USCG. who is in charge of Coast Guard recruiting In Balti- more. Lt Comdr. Skeen is a for- mer Ogdensburg resident. His wife is the former Miss Helen (Nellie) Adams. For the past few weeks Viss Nuttell. has vieited in Norwich. Conn., and in Washington. D. C . where she was interviewed and took necessary tests for SPAR officer candidates. She stayed at the home of LL Comdr. and Mrs. Skeen in Baltimore. Miss Nuttell IE now visiting at her home here, awaitinsc orders to report to the U. S. Coast Guard Academy at New London. Conn., for a six week indoctrination couree before being commissioned an Ensign and assigned to duty. Miss Nuttell is very well known in the city, where she vas active in many civic affairs, no- tably the Red Cross Motor Corps. Sargent's Reelection Is Assured ALD. MICHAEL J. O'HARE. Sec-f c * 1 affiliations ond Ward representative on the | Mr - Northrup was born at North- city council, is running f d a sec-^P 6 Corners in the town of Os- ond term in the election Tuesday. we E*tchie and in his early days represent the Third Ward as alder- ! ^^ and Seated in this city. *e | £*s employed *• manager of the , man in the Fall of 1939 and took ! has \P*\ 1 his We here and ,or * lfc . ,/.° rC L Farm _!:..*\ °™*d by Coming Events ST. JOHN'8 GUILD A special meeting of St loan's Ootid of St. John's Episcopal Church will be held Wednesday evening. NOT! t. at 8 p.m. at the rectory. A large attendance is urged. RUMMAGE SALE Ladies' Aid. Tuesday. Nov. a, 9.30. Presbyterian Basement. FRIENDLY CBOUF The Friendly Group of tha Methodist Church will hold a Pov- erty Party Wednesday. Novem- ber 3 at S p.m. at the home of Mrs. Carl Dickerson, 710 Jay St. Each member has the privilege of bringing a guest Please make reservations by calling «3-M or 825-M. Supervisor Simon S. Sargent of this city is a candidate for re-elec- tion as representative from the Fourth ward on the county board and his return for a fifth term is virtually conceded. Mr. Sargent. one of the most prominent and influential young Democrats in the county, has demonstrated his vote- getting qualities by receiving steadily increasing majorities at i each successive election. His uni- form courtesy and friendliness and a desire to be of service to every person in his ward regardless of political opinion have made him one of the most popular and effi- cient representatives the East End has ever eent to the county legislature. Mr. Sargent is a native of Og- densburg and except for hie school years has been a life long resident. He attended Notre Dame Univer- sity and studied for the bar in the state of Indiana before returning here to make his home- Since his election as supervisor Mr. Sargent has served on -virtual- ly every committee on the county i boan 1 and at present is a member of the Purchasing Committee. Hie selection to this post is in itself a high tribute to his ability, integ-' rity and efficient record of serv- ice and his popularity with mem- bers of both parties on the board. Alert at all times to serve the best interests of his ward, city and county. Supervisor Sargent has made a splendid record since his first term and there is no doubt his constituency will eend him back for another two years. His grasp of county affairs, wide and thorough knowledge of law and NOTRE DAME AUXILIARY A regular monthly meeting of the Notre Dame Auxiliary will be held Monday night. NOT L Each member is requested to bring set- eral wrapped gifts. VFW AUXILIARY The VFW Auxiliary will hold it's regular meeting Tuesday evening in the post rooms at S o'clock. All members holding slips will turn theSn in at the meeting. At KC Club N fYU-orn'hor' 1 0 legal rractlce and his mastery of UVClllUCl JL\J the mmnlir*tfwf miction «f «».. office Jan. 1. 1940. iene* and his wide acquaintance' j degree at the latter school. After, should prove a real asset for serv- serving the required time as of- i ice on the Common Council during fice manager for Atty. R. S. Water the next four vears. man. Mr. O'Connell vv.-:n on A card party will be held at K. of C. Hall Wednesday, Nov. 10, by the St. Marys Ladies' Auxiliary. The chairman is Mrs. Michael J. Leonard with Mrs. Hubert Ryan as co-chairman and the committee working with her is Mrs. Charles — , - , — - , - ^— j —^,d «, e , McCormick, Mrs. Leo Luksich. Mrs. hig ness visitor in Watertown Friday.' economy and lower taxes and on I J ate Senator Wilfrid L. McDougald [John Bowes. Mrs. Fred Erwin. Mrs. the late Major William H. Dan.eis of Ogdensburg. Later he was man- CttTlai kKf\ PPPOHNAI Q 1 *\\\' \ ,uc \ c \*\ «««~ ^J - *^ r of ^» e H. D. Northrup estate. auviAL /MTU rCK3WJl\ALa substantial majority four years ago \^ employed by the Ogdensburg mmmmmmmm \• • , and hag made an excellent recoid. i Coal and Towing Company, the Henry H. McConville was a busl-J He has been a strong advocate of|Hannan Realty Company an the number of years past has been in J the service station business on the ( west side. He was elected by a substantial majority four years ago HAS MIS FIRST 8IRTHDAY PARTY Michael Lee; Valley, son of Sgt. and Mrs. Leo Valley, celebrated his succeed Judge Donald A. Sanford first birthday Sunday at a party be'id at his home on Pickering St. Those who attended w*re: Jim- my Bateman. Chuckle and Jimmy McNally. Michael Hannan. Bobby and Virginia Richardson. Barbara own. Since then he has made rapid (various occasions cast his vote strides up the legai ladder. Mayor Francis B. Burns wae in against appropriations be deemed Mr. O'Connell was appointed cor- l Carthage Friday on business for | unnecessary. Mr. O'Hare is a son of Mrs. Patrick O'Hare and the late Mr. O'Hare, also life residents of tbe city, and no one is better ac- quainted with the needs of the city poration counsel by Mayor Burns to : ^ Cleveland Container Co. and has served the past four years in this office, in vhicb he has dis- charged th» duties with conspicu- ous ability. He is qualified by legal training, experience and tempera- ment for the ben< h and if the Lieut. Commander William Al- bert Thomson, son of William C. » manager of his estate at Ga- Eugene Bean. Mrs. Edward Barr bnels. In more recent years he other old estab- has been with iiahed firms. 14 Years On Board Mr. Northrup is now in hi* 14th Mrs. Al Harradir.c. Mrs. Edmond Dadey and Mrs. Floyd Mills. There will be refreshments and cash prizes will be«warded. the complicated question of taxa- tion have made him one of the outstanding members of the coun- ty board. His fellow citizens be- lieve it is good practice and makes for good government to retain a public officer who has made such a fine record ar he has established at Canton, and consider the city fortunate to have such an able rep- resentative. Mr. Sargent is a graduate of Og- densburg Free Academy and In his undergraduate days played basket ball and football After his grad- year as The games to be played will be'nation In 1921 he took a business Thomson, is visiting his lather and {as a whole and his own ward in' legislature. During all that time he \ particular. His friends and sup : kas been absent from only one porters on the west side expect to j » lo n and on that occasion he was see his record endorsed ir. decieive called, to attend the funeral of a a member of the county i contract, auction, pedro. rummy. Wright, Gury and Barbara Smith.' electors honor him next Tuesday Also Eadie. Deane and Lftir.ri Lee the city judgeship will be in worthy iRaxnie of Watertown. j hands tbe n»-rt two years. POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT sisters here. He arrived Wednes- day and waB joined Friday by his wife who resides to Buffalo. Com- mander and Mrs. Thomson will leave Monday for Buffalo. He will take command of a new ship now Bearing completion at Portland. Me., about Nor. 10. He has been in ••be Merchant Marine for tbe past j wo years fashion next Tuesriav The public is cordially invited to 0niy one ses-1 attend and anyone wishing to make reservations is asked to call Mrs. Hubert Ryan 8fr-J or Mrs. Al Har- — m. % DR. ROUND STACY FORCORONER Charles Payne has returned to Tnwanda. N. Y.. where he Is lo- cated, after visiting his parents. Edward Houlihan is receiving Treatment at Hepburn Hospital Wilfred Landry was a business aOler in New York City lart week- Leslie Russell has returned from a 6>*r hunting trip m tbe Adiron- fcacks Mrs. Ceorge Watt, formerly of bis city and now a resident of Cew York City, is visiting rela- ~ H*es hi Ovcdextsburg. r>rr Edgar Lajcte «T tbe UFAF wiaftinr i s ih? dry on fwr relative. and has never missed a radin* llf*-j. iommutee meeting. During his years' at Canton Mr.! T\ Northrup has served under the fol- lowing chairmen. Andrew j. Hanmer. Maasena- | ; barren O. Daniels. Parishviiie- W j I f- B™»wn. Norfolk; Dr. W. H. Mul-* /§ i Wland. Oswegatchie; Carl J. Hos- * JST P ^ irE; Alt ° n C **ruton.i <3JF1ne. Charles J. Cameron. Rus- '• - < «\l. C ** rlw B ' Scberm^rhom • .£ Morristown: Archie L. Billings' \:>. Han,n »ond; Morrt. P. H*wley. Co^ : tor; Milford Hewlett. Hennon , At present he is the only aqper-' visor now serving who served *» 193ft and lagL The b*t of standing committees \u which Supervisor Northrup has '\Ted follows Eqafflaation, «0aries. co^ty ! 2« w » •ccownta. ««.£; torks account*, pobttc welfare. 1 '••* age relief, returned school tax. •BMings and groaads. sheriff and '. «. •operrisors accauorta. miaoej- i M>«OUS accounts. toerxoU afXaxm Zj?* 1 *' *** «* *Dm**. re- g^and course at Ft. Man-'s Academy and then entered Notre Dame Univer- sity, wh*>re he received his AB de- gre. He then entered Notre Dame University Law School and grad- uated with tbe degree of bachelor FRANK I. BATEMAN is staging a comeback in city politics this fall and he promises to arrive with a bang. He was nominated by the Democrats for the office of alder- man in the First Ward, a peat which he held for four years be- ginning with the Wert administra- tion. At the conclusion of his term he returned to private life but butt year was again called to public service by Mayor Burns when he was named city civil service com- ntissioner in place of Lt Frank Mason, resigned. When Alderman Frank D. Bower resigned upon leaving the city a few months ago Mayor Burns appointed Mr. Bate- man to fill the vacancy and he i i now running for a full term of four years. Mr. Bateman a efficient rec- ord when laet on the council is well known to his constituents and the public generally and in return- ing him to office the people of the First Ward will have the assur- ance tbat th<ir interests wT b*- well ruard*':. i JAMES H. DA VIES. weH known (young lawyer «\f tbe city «n»fl •»*\ j tton. Mrs Harry Doyle to been re- • dal dry jadge. is tke Democrat* •N^rrtnr ueaiiDWii at Heipamn H©»- ' candidate tor iujuu-vkwi ta fke fcemWk, nblic bMltk ,,„ ... ^Ital far a few attmest SOT •everal I Firat Ward. MT DBTJOS to a «#ess- | ricufcare and kZ BJIUL^ **'*' * * \\ Kertkrup alwo »\«. «dnca- J**? appartkuanextt, efficers. of law. He practiced his profession in Missouri and Indiana before coming to Ogdensburg. Two years ago Mr. Sargent de- feated his Republican opponent by the record majority of 6S8. *~- <**- Records Group . Drafts Plans Intensive plans were drafted Fri- 'ley evening at a meeting of the 'vs War Records Committee lor •mpil.'ng data regarding every -::r.r.ization in Ogdenubwrg and its | -vir-e* on f'chtxng and borne --ir'« Mrs. Thomas D. Brown, charr- T.en of tbe Office of Civilian Mo- bilization, presided. Throughout be State the Department of Arca- vea and Records of tbe Educatfe* ^epaitme-m at AJbaxnr is caoperat- *« with Offices of Crrthac Mo- •rtbeatioB vnder tbe dUetitkni «f >r. Artkur Pound. JBaar York State lays ker of tke aoted aorta ttamihy «C that xuoa* and aagased at general ymrtioe kft Og- tbe part «4ghrt ar 1* He aas luoaaii known m of Cbe hawAng anaH»ers of Your vote and mppori at the poil* OR Elect*** Day woovld be appreciated. Thank Delbwrt fffaaley of Ak'«lL OL -s PBBewnig acujaaliitaniwi at Ogr- lemA^sg after aa aba* nc» of e^er ; K yean • jtke caty aad oaacry Mr and Mrs. Maaley Bfrwr of kaowV-dg* af avMBr afialrs -lyrai aw ar» wpcnaiun tke sreefe- aarticalarTy •*< wHh retectwes la the caty. ^keaare tke cowry legadatare THE MANY fRlE^DS ef Ed- P. Beaton of this dry are ' nW *c \ aieaaring to gtre aha a large coxcpliiaeaiUif vote In tke election Mr KaitL, — w \\ imext Tueasay wn*x he wiB be a acmf *ZTZ-U ***•* *• I «u*didaae an ike Democratic tfek- •gent ssr Tanoas estates, osaabia- lag thas work with ate otter actfe- «a* to aorb a way as not a, teter- fere With kfe aCicial dartasa. Dur- ** tke past atx and a half years et far It was voted U* aerastt repre- aentatrves af tbe areas exaiatoe to materia] after its aaaroeal by tke Tke report* ef eeweral ergaxtixa- tke afBoe af wJotrtrt car- «•«• *^rv handed ks at Friday Mr. Benton was tisim i a» j a«kt's aseetaag. tke arte Coroner L. L. THnrioa ef Madrid. Be has already T? * ' rnsinas Have TweKth Child HENRY J. PARKER i£ th- Democratic aominee for saponris- ar in tke Second Ward, Mr. Park ers pnbac acOiUJea are too wm\\ known to need asore tkax toeation at tMs tkae. Be k a ceaaaicaoau figure as fl aeac Mte of Of a i—ami f. far xnnre Ckaa a oaartor of a oaatary aad It la asfe to any there to more highly • taaa be. Be ..*ne af ki tke Baoaad Ward A aem. Ckarles £ . korx Oct. Sa tar pftal a> Mr. aad Mrs. Pradaa. M firrtmm &_ by Mayer Mara* to fir. _ ky tke aiitkai IF deaQi af Seward LeSkaac- TVr ftnaaC WaaCa fun nana cooM awr r ikeateoaf Ic k) i _.—- f - I r
