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Holtsville is well covered each week for news by . . . Irene Jones Mrs. George A. Cole spent the week-end in Brooklyn with relatives and attended a wedding of friends there. Mr.. Cole had as visitors over the week-end _ Mrs. W. Vaupel , - Mr. and Mrs. G. Vaupel and children , Miss V. Evans and N. Gerlack , all of Brooklyn , and C. Meyer , Mrs. G. Meyer and Miss A. W. Meyer of Rosedale. Mr. and Mrs. E. Ahearn had as their week-end guest ' Miss Vivian McBride of Brooklyn. During the we ek they received a surprise visit from Mrs. Mary Burns , Mrs. Nellie Donnelly and Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Glynn of Brooklyn. Mrs. Edward Ahearn of St. Albans was a guest last Monday. Carole Lee Vautrin , dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Vautrin of Waverly avenue , celebrated her fourth birthday last Wednesday evening with _ _ a party attended -by the im- mediate family. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kane at \Shangri-La \ cottage on Long Island avenue on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston and daugh- ter Judith and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weinrich e of Ozone Park . Mrs. James Hope of St. Albans arnd Mrs. Vincent Manning of Kew Gardens were guests for a week of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vetter and John Hope and also visited Miss A. E. Hope of Waverly avenue. While here they visited friends at Great Neck , enjoyed several motor trips and visited Roosevelt ' s tomb at Oy- ster Bay, fish hatcheries on the is- land and Timber Point clubhouse. Miss Evelyn V. Hall is taking a library course at Columbia univer- sity, which she. entered this week , after spending the summer vacation at her home on Waverl y avenue. William Laniont of Elmhurst and Miss Marion Olson of Oeeanside were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence . LeFever and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karr had as dinner guests one day last week Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence of Roch- ester , relatives of Mrs. Karr and their brother-in-law , John William- son of Penn Yan , while they were on a visit here to the World' s Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Siegel and children , Adolph and Rosemarie , of Brooklyn visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berger on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LoDestro and Mr. LoDestro ' s brothers , Tildio and Greto , of Flushing were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Zunno and family of Waverly ave- nue. While here they completed the painting of the new home on Waverly avenue which Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LoDestro will occupy in the near future. Mr. DeGeorge and daughters , the Misses Helen , Maria and Anna Rose and John Higgins of Greenville , N. J., were at \Greenville Cottage \ on Woodycrest drive during the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sonderman and children , Charles and June , of Brooklyn were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs . C. E. Walters and daughter Cynthia at \Lazy Daze \ cabin on Sylvan drive, Miss Sylvia Ratchick of Patchogue was a jguest of Mrs. Marc Ruellet on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Treulieb of Woodside . spent the week-end \with Mrs. Treulieb's parents ,-Mr. and Mrs. Anton Mihalik and brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Marc Ruellet of Waverly avenue. Mr. and . Mrs. Herman ^ Oberhue of Brooklyn spent the week-end at their summer home on Waverly ave- nue and had as a guest Henry Doer r ing of Brooklyn. Mr. Oberhue , Mr. Doer ing and Earl Albin of Waverly avenue enjoyed a fishing trip off Bayport on Sunday and reported a good catch of flounders. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kopsky, daugh- ter Marie , Mr. Kopsky ' s father and Mr. and Mrs. ' Joseph Lawrence of Richmond Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jakubik on Saturday. Visitors during the week at \Kip- lock' s twin Oaks \ on Long Island avenue were Mrs. James Monroe of Smithtown . Branch , Miss Eleanor Monroe and William Laury of Kings Park. Mrs. Henry Tanabe and daugh- ter , Miss Doris Tanabe , of Brooklyn were week-end guests. Mr. Kiploek also spent the week-end at his home here. Miss Virginia Schmidt , is spending a we ek with \ ' \ Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fielding at \Locust Cottage \ at Rocky Point. ¦ Mr. , and Mrs. John Jamros and daughters , Marion and Joan , have re- turned , to New York , after spending the summer at their home here. Their summer home has recently been com- pleted with celotex wall b-oard and an enclosed porch. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Riker , Sr., and daughter , Miss Dorothy Riker , were dinner guests of Mrs. Riker ' s sistei\ , Miss Emma Kaller of Patch- ogue , last Wednesday. During the week-end a number of Boy Scouts from Ridgewood camped at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. John Martin on Sylvan drive. Among them were Scoutmaster Leonard Litt- mann , assistant Scoutmasters Walter Martin , Leonard Wieland and Henry Schmidt and Scouts Arthur Wolfe and Eugene Ebbesberger. They enjoyed badminton and football. Miss A. E. Hop e and Mrs. Vincent Manning of Kew Gardens were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chappotin of Patchogue one day last week . A surprise shower was given Mrs. William Wrobel at the home of Mrs. - Arthur Read of Waverly avenu e last Friday evening, attended by Mrs. Harry Landahl , Mrs. William Clay, Mrs. Anthony Kreutz , Mrs. Clarence LeFever , Mrs. Fred Cohan , Mrs. Fred Griffin , Mrs. Frank Keller , Mrs. Rob- ert Scott , Mrs. M. G. Terry, Mrs. Arthur Terry of Holtsville , Mrs. Wil- liam Rigby and Mrs. Fred Vassel of Holbrook and Mrs, George Huebl and Mrs. Otto Basserair of Corona. Sev- eral games were played and the win- ners were Mrs. George Huebl , Mrs. William Wrobel , Mrs. Clarence Le- Fever and Mrs. Frank Keller. A delicious supper was served. Mrs. Wrobel received many lovely gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cunneen , who are having a two-week vacation , have returned from a motor-trip to Roa- noke , Va., where they went through the Skyline caverns , and Washin gton , D. C. They are now spending a week at their home on Barretts avenue. Mr. and Mrs. William Cunneen , Jr., of Hollis , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cunneen of Brooklyn and Walfried Meyer of Hollis enjoyed a fishing trip on William Cunneen ' s motor- boat , Amanda , on . Sunday ' on the Great South bay. . „ ¦ Mr. and Mrs. E-dward Daughtry of Bronxville spent several days with Mr. and Mrs , Arthur .Daughtry at \Midwood\ on Waverly- avenue. William J. Graham spent a recent week-end with relatives in New York . L Islanders Active In State Session Of Pulaski League One of the largest gatherings of Republicans of Polish descent in the history of politics in this state was the Pulaski Republican league ' s third annual convention , \which opened Sep- tember 7 in Schenectady, with an at- tendance of over 250 delegates from all counties of the state. The largest delegations were from Erie , Suffolk , Onondaga , and Schenectady. Anthony J. Keller of Monroe coun - ty was chosen permanent chairman , the other convention officers being Kalixt S. Synakowski of Suffolk , sec- retary ; Attorney Joseph A\ . Krup ski of Suffolk , first vice-chairman ; J ohn J. Sawicki of Nassau , second vice- chairman ; Mrs. Mary A/ Wodzicki of Suffolk , first vice-chairlady of the Ladies ' division , Mrs. Marth a Feler- ski , second vice-chairlady, and- John Macko of Onondaga , sergeant-at- arms. Among the committeemen appointed were Joseph Romanski of Suffolk and George Golan of Nassau on rules; J. J. Sawicki of Nassau , on press; and Benjamin Sadowski of Suffolk on nominations. The Schenectady unit entertained that; evening for about 600 delegates and friends at a \banquet and floor show , which Oswald D. Heck , speaker of the Assembly, and other prominent officials and civic workers . attended. - On Sunday the delegates attended the services in St. Mary ' s church where special service was held and prayers offered for peace in Europe. At the final session , Sunday, it was reported that the league has estab- lished units in 15 counties , and the membershi p runs into tens of thou- sands. Resolutions were adopted support- ing the Republican tickets nationally, in the state and locally, favoring con- scripti on for the defense of this coun- try and condemning fifth column ac- tivities in this and other democratic countries , also condemning the ravage of democracies by the totalitarian powers in Europe. Tlie new o fficers elected were : Hon. John F, Giminski , treasurer of the County of Onondaga , president ; Adam Feler ski of Rochester , Edward J. Mallin of Schenectady and s Mrs. Mary A. Wodzicki of East Northport , vice-presidents; Supervisor Edward B. Tyminski of Syracuse , secretary ; Supervisor Anthony J. Keller of Niag- ara , financial secretary; C. S. Ogon- owski of Schenectady, treasurer , John Macko of Syracuse , sergeant-at-arms. The headquarters of the League is in Syracuse. 4 \ ¦ ' Advertising Rate . .« ot This . Colnion 4 $ lines or less , first insertion .... 86e 4 Each additional line Cc 3 Each additions! insertion; of notice 30e -• ' ¦ • No reader in this column f.shall ' exceed 10 lines/ ' j • ' . ¦ • ' 4 \ Talking Pictures at Farming- [ 4 , ville Firehalh Friday, 8 :45 P. M. \| J Hoot Gibson in \Wild Horse '! ' 4 and a serial, \Mystery Squad ^ j 4 ron. \ Adults 20c , children 10c. i } ¦ ' ¦ ¦ .:: ' ¦ ' ¦ 9. ¦:¦ ' ¦ \ / . ' . . ' /Y ' . . ' 4 Card ; Party by, Waman ' s;GiiildY; i of St. ' An.drew v s^ Episcopal ch' ur . clv i < Friday evening, Y October C Tat [ 4 Medford school. ' Prizes , refresh-Y , I ments. Tickets 35c. ' ' \ ' . \ ' \ ' *Y- ' • 4 - ¦ .•>¦ '¦ • Y • ¦ ' ¦ • ¦ < ¦ . . . - Annual. \Harvest . Home \Yby ¦ j the Medford Hom e Bureau , at . • • ' . » 4 Community . Hall , Saturday, ever; ' ., | 1 ning, October 5. Sale of home- ; i 4 made articles , foods. - Entertain- J 4 ment , dancing. Admission free. ' , 4 • Y .:{ 4 Auction—October 7 , 8 P. M. I < at Centereach Firehall. 1 New , 4 Gasoline powered lawn mower ' 4 and a boy ' s bicycle will be sold ;] j for cash by the fire department. > ^?????-'??? ^????????'- '^????' . 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Pat. 2426 MARRIAGES BIZET—HANSON Miss Margaret Mary Hanson , daugh - ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hanson of Mastic , and Raymond Francis Bizet , Jr., son of Mrs. Jeanette. Bizet of Bishop court , were married Satur- day September 21 , at 1 o ' clock in the Emanuel Lutheran ehurch by the Rev. Carl G. Gernannt , pastor. Walter Dearborn and William Horn , both of Patchogue , were witnesses. Mr. and Mrs. Bizet are making their home in Patchogue. BELLO--RUPOLO Miss Anna Margaret Rupolo , daugh - ter of Mx. and Mrs. Michael Rupolo of Coram , and Frank Anthony Bello of New York , son of Mrs. Marie Bello of Selden , were united in mar- riage by the Rev. Henry Parascan- dola in St. Sylvester ' s R. C. church , Medford , on Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o ' clock. The bride , who was given in mar- riage by her father , was beautifully gowned in a white satin princess style dress with a very lon g train , trimmed with rosettes. Her veil was also very long and was caught at the head with a coronet of orange blos- soms. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and baby ' s breath. Her traveling: costume was a \black and red outfit. The bride ' s sister , Mrs. Anthony Sgambelluri of Haledon , !N. J., was matron-of-honor and wore a'gown of wine-colored satin , a shor . t veil and tiara and carried a bouquet of deep pink carnations. The best man was Nathaniel Cri- sera of New York , cousin of the bride- groom. Mrs. Thomas Cullum of Medford played the organ and sang \I Love You Truly. \ A reception for about 300 people ¦wa s held at Weidner ' s hall , Patchogue , ¦with the Port Jefferson High school orchestra furnishing tho music for dancing. After a wecli 's wedding trip to Washington , D. C , and the New Eng- !land sttytes , the couple will make their home in Coram , where they have renovated a three-room apartment in the home of the bride ' s parents. Mrs. Bello is employed by Robinson and company, Patchogue. Mr. Bello is a cutter in a bedding concern in New York . FARM PRODUCT PRICES The Long Island Co-operative G.L.F) Egg Auction , Inc., of Central Islip lists the following recent prices : Large white over 63 pouads; S- 7-40; large whit e , 34-37 1 /_ >; medium wdiite, 26-31; pullet white , 17-22; peewee white , 15-19; large brown , 30-34; med- ium brown , 22-28; pullet brown , 14- 18; 130 cases , September'24. Rabbits , 12; ducks , 13-15 Ys; Leg- horn broilers , I6V2-I8 ; Leghorn fowl 10-15; poor 7-9 ; Rock broilers , 16-21; Red broilers 17^-18%' ; poor 14-16; Rock pullets 20-22; poor 17^-20; Red roosters 17^-21; capons , 28-2pVfl ; heavy fowl , 16%-20 V a ; 169 coop s , September 25. Large white over. 63 pounds , 38- 41; large white , 34-38%; medium white , 26-31; pullet white , 17-22; pee- wee white , 15-19; large brown , 30- 34; medium brown , 22-28; pullet brown , 14-18; 114 case ' s , September 27. '
