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Early Peace 3 Air Lines Overtures by Seek Routes Through Rome Hess Bared

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S 2/o Thomas S. McQuire. 319 H. Whitesboro St., Rome. S l/o John H. Lloyd, 317 "W. Thomas "Bt., Rome. RdM 2/c Thomas J. Catney, Oneida. MM 1/c Walter J. Webster, Utlca. CSp (A) Michael Laurel. Utlca. R T 1/c Chester P. G. Kublk. Utica. S l/o Georg-e E. Cooper, Utica. SC 2/c Clyde A. House, Utlca. Cox. Milton L. Lamanque, Utlca.

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.ROME SENTINEL, ROME, N. Y..

FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 194«

Hearings by CAB On Applications To Begin Jan. 28

Supt. St rough Gives Names of Pupils With High Ratings

The human hands are capable of a hundred combinations of movement for every one that a horse's hoff can make. Advertising In the Sentinel pays.

General Auto Repairing

Sought to Contact Sympathetic Britons In Autumn of 1940

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Try Our Dependable Service a* By DANIEL DE LUCE Three air lines which propose Prices You Can Afford to establish routes through Rome NUERNBERG, Germany—U&— Confidential papers of Adolf Hitler are among a score or more whose applications for 96 new routes showed today that as early as the will be heard by a Civil Aeronau- tall of 1940 Rudolf Hess, the deFOR QUALITY RADIO WATER ST., TABERG tics Board examiner a t hearings puty fuehrer, was working secretly to establish contacts with in Philadelphia beginning Jan. 28. REPAIRS Sessions are expected to contin- "reasonable Englishmen" to try to ue six to eight weeks with sev- end the war. ^w A detailed account of his efforts eral of the big commercial air Dependable 24 Hour lines seeking permits for new oris contained in a 1,400-page reBarbara Amato, Frank Cappola, port to Hitler written by Hess' expanded service between WashPatricia Fountain, Josephine SalvagAmbulance Service io, Fazio Viverlta, Loretta Parry, ington and New York and other intimate advisor, Dr. Albrecht Haushofer, May 25, 1941, shortly f larie Zullo, Lena Ienni, Patricia GraC. F . HENRY applicants, ranging from estab- after the deputy fuehrer flew to ham, Sonia Straub, Beulah Trltsch, for Any Emergemcy lished charter-service firms to England on his vain mission. Joan Viverita, Kathleen Badolota, SOI Millbrook Road Betty Tomeo, Crystol Cotello, Joseph newcomers in aviation, filing Fontana, Richard Gryziec, Joan MfsHaushofer reported that a t the route proposals that touch virtu- end tretta, Stephen Swierczewski, Irene September, 1940, barely a Boiko, Nancy Carpenter, Patricia ally every small, medium and year of after the war started, Hess Fazio, Anna Filoso, Patty Nash, large community in the Middle was instrumental in sending a Sharlene Beck, Beverly Zawislak, January Atlantic area. Jeanette Palinski, Anna Parker, Patty letter to the Duke of Hamilton Cuilla, Nancy Felice, Alfred Fontana, The case is regarded as one of through a prominent Swiss offiGeorge Quentin, Anna Vacco, Minica the 'most complicated before the cial of the International Red Cross Verrepti, Barbara Whitey, Alice AlyFUNERAL SERVICE MYRNALOY AND MARKEY WED— Admiral William F. Halsey (left) extends CAB. ward, Oesiree Cataldo, Eton Graham, Swiss Official Unidentified Alice Federow, Richard Porter. CLINTON his congratulations to Actress Myrna Loy and Commodore Gene Markey, former film Air lines seeking routes through In April, 1941—a month before Buy Now and producer, after their marriage in a tiny naval chapel in San Pedro, Calif. Halsey Rome or Utlca are: Willett School Barbara Gilleland, Roger Pereto, Empire State Airline — NewHess' flight—this same Swiss of- vwrWrVArVfYrWftrWftfW was best man. (AP Wirephoto.) Michael Wojdyla, Thomas Brady, York to Buffalo via Newburgh, ficial, whose name was not disCharles Cataldi, Ann Marie Coluccio, Beacon, Albany, Hudson Falls, closed, conveyed a peace feeler Joseph (?imo, Jean Smith. Betty Lu"important English circles" Special Reduction berda, Marlene Alyward, June Mezza, Gloversville, Utica, Syracuse, Ba- from Victor Amato, Anna Marie Schiro, to Haushofer, as the" deputy tavia and Lackawanna; and New Anna Bak, Anna Guillo, Barbara Kefuehrer's representative, t h e retary. York to Buffalo via Poughkeepsie, port All Wool Chesterfield said. Gansevoort School Troy, Amsterdam, Rome, SyraEXPERT FURRIER • This document, now in the posMargaret Roberts, Joan Barrett, cuse and Rochester. Matt, John Huber, Jeannette session of Allied and neutral in416 N . James St. Ph.l245-M Donald Buffalo Aeronautical — Buffalo Relative of Roops Toepp, Barry Moyer, Patricia Lewek, telligence, outlining Haushof er's Norine Nevinger, Craig Smith, Rhoda to New York via Batavia, Leroy, part in the peace overtures, wa? Smith, Joanne Lombardo, Mary L. Awarded Letters effect Marturano, Donald Wimett, Paul Son'to Take Over Boonville Veteran eVSalto^ubur^SvSa^'Ond^ the "death warrant of the Ross, Donald Jones, Leon Dapson, a rofesso r s o n o f While They Last £ FTS* Herkimer, fflSKLSTSKSt Pgeopolitician Kar. Marilyn Slocum, Dorothy Hickey, da, Utica, Canajoharie, UTICA — Indicating that a lawBuys Van Ry Place Haushofer. Practice in Village Donna James, Mae Piccola, Bruce suit will be started to recover for Amsterdam. Schenectady, Albany, Christ, Colleen Matt, Phillip MontalHe immediately was marked Just 67 Coals to Go deaths of five members of the Roop CAMDEN — J. H. VanRy has Hudson, Kingston, Poughkeepsie, down in Gestapo records as havbano. CAMDEN—Dr. D. M. Allison, family of Boonville, limited letters Newburgh, Peeksijill and White sold his greenhouse and floral Camden health officer since 1919 East Rome School ing "sympathetic feeling and conOPTOMETRIST ie Joyce Tocht, Bobby Meyers, Harry of administration yesterday were business t o James *W. Baker, for- and local physician for 34 years, Plains. tact with the English.".His death 3 Snyder, Njmcy Winn, Marlene Ma- issued by Surrogate E. Howard Durham-New York Helicopter however, did not come until last ITS W. Domlntck 81* Rome larzo, Barbara Stewart, Charlotte Ringrose, Rome, to Anna V. Faust, merly of Boonville,"who took pos- announe&LJie would retire from * /O Price Service — Buffalo to Catskill via year when he was executed for Spadafora, GeSaldine Pomilio, Joseph session last week. The deal also ^medical practice the middle of this Tosti, David Rossi, Mary Ann H a -a relative of the Roops. t i l Main 8t., BoonvWs includes the VanRy residence with month. He has been a doctor for Rochester, Syracuse, Rome, Utica, possible implication in t h e July mela, Marie Lomis, Mona Benn, Danie Mrs. gaust has been named gen- possession of the house being given 40 years. Herkimer, Sharon Springs, Cobles- 20, 1944, death plot against HitGriffith, Ian Harrnacker, Roger For Appointment kill, Middleburg, Cooksburg, Ea^t ler and in new secret peace negoMauer, Michael Milan, Donald Hoist, eral guardian of Dorothy Jean Feb. 1. Following his e d u c a t i o n a t Arthur Parks, Virginia Bottini, j e a n - Roop, 16 daughter of the late tiations through Swiss channels. Mr. Baker's brother, Robert C. Queens College, Kingston, Canada, Durham and Ciaro. PHONE ette Pacenza, Dolores Evangeliste, Samuel and Dorothy F . Roop, and Arlie R. Stamper—Schenectady First Move In 1940 Florence* Guido, Rose Mary Piazza, sole surviving child of the couple. Baker, of Cleveland, O.. is a part- where he received his medical de171 W. DOMINICK ST. to Buffalo via Utica, Syracuse The. initial behind-the-scenes Thomas Tallerino, Nicholas Bottini, ner with him in the business and gree, Dr. Allison had several 9118 BoonvfUe t l - R Rome, N . Y. Pauline Come, Leon Clark, Ednabelle The petition for limited letters in- will come here in April. and Rochester. peace moves, according t o Hausmonths of supplementary work. Grier, Shirley Fentress, Doris Har- dicated that the only estate is the Buffalo Transit Company—Bufhofer's report, started when Hess Mr. and Mrs. VanRy came to He practiced for six years in Wilnacker, Nicolette Palmlero, Grace "cause of action for negligence in T.onas, Marlene Motter, Gerald SnyCamden from New Hartford 25 liamstown before n m i n g t o Cam- falo to New York via Rochester, asked him on Sept. 10, 1940, for der, Cornelius Woglum. Anthony causing the deaths." Utica, Amsterdam, advice how a communication might years ago. Previously, with John den in 1911, when he bought the Syracuse, Parks, Arnold Washington. Grace Mr. and Mrs. Roop and their Graham, now of Newark, they practice of the late Dr. H. L. Bor- Schenectady, Albany and Pough- be sent to the Duke of Hamilton, Clark, Carol Pepper, Kay McCormick, near whose ducal home Hess Donria Myers. Shirley Richards, Paul- children, Richard M., 14; Eileen., purchased the greenhouse business land, also hjs home on Main St. keepsie. CROSS-STITCH RUGS ine Bird, Joan Zimmer. Allen Green, four, and Thomas Charles Roop, ended his flight from Germany. Trans-America Freight Line,— Later he moved to his present operated for many years by the Nelson Snyder,. Joseph Sta^liano, nine months, were killed when the For You^to Embroider Dolores Saurini, Joseph lacovissi, late. H. Snow, and some time residence on Mexico St. He be Philadelphia to Buffalo via New Haushofer's advice was to conThere are four delightful deDolores Panaocia, Lenore D'Auito, Roop-operated c a r and a motor after coming here Mr. VanRy ^came health officer in November, York, Albany, Schenectady, Utica, tact personally any of three namsigns in floral and all over Judith DeLucla, Patrick Piazza, bus of the Central Greyhound ed British envoys in neural counTheresa Stanizzi, Joan Lucci, Andre Lines Inc. collided in" Sangerfield bought the interest of his partner. 1919, in place of Dr. G. Canfield Rome, Syracuse and Rochester. patterns. Very easy to follow tries, or to send a letter to the Hudson Airlines—New York to Clark, Randy Speaker, Louis Smith, Under the management of Mr. Lyons, who moved to Larchmont. the stamp cross stitch and last Aug. 29. duke through a "neutral interJanet Myers. Buffalo via Peekskill, Newburgh and Mrs. VanRy the business ex- Dr. Allison has been New York full instructions come with mediary." Hess decided in favor Kingston, Catskill, Albany, AmJay Street School panded until it required the erecCentral Railroad ^surgeon since each rug. Rug , urns in about Richard Wlgpins, Thelma Veway, thony Conde, James Cabo, Roger Pa- tion of several new greenhouses, 1911, and school ohysician in Cam sterdam, Little Falls, Utica, Onei- of the second possibility. 80 lovely shadow. Joseph Bottini, Antoinetta I^ols Schuler, Madonna Oster, Mary nara, The following April, he said, he Several months ago Mr. VanRy den since t h a t position was first da, Syracuse, Auburn, Newark, Faith Amidon, Douglas Campbell, Schiro, Selma Calicchia, John Perez, received a non-committal letter Anthony Festa, Louise Biondi, Agnes Rochester and Batavia. Wesley Pugh, Marie Connelly, Gerbought the Jacobs Bros, hardware instituted. I n both World Wars he from a Red Cross official by whom trude Green, Sandra LaSalle, Joanne Barbato, Joan Paduck, Anthony Sasso, store on Main St., which he will served as examining physician for Charles E. Moore, Los Angeles— Yezza, Alan Wells, Paul Cerjan, Peter Naguirney, David Richard, A "circular" route connecting the communication had been sent the draft boards. Daniel Larkin, Karen Granger, Rose Louise Vazquez, Luigi Bottini, Harold continue to operate. 186 W. Dominick S t . England. Hess decided he Burkhart, Jean Norelli, Jennie SanMarie Lemmon, Judy Trino. James His practice will be continued Syracuse with Canastota, Utica, to Mr. Baker received his honorPhone 1249 should go t o Geneva t o see Donovan, Richard Harvey, Jeremiah tora, Prosperine Storace, Lucille RizHealy, Michael Hurley, Judson Pen- zutto, Emma Martin, Esther Cac- able discharge Armistice Day after by his son, Major William E. Alli- Pulaski, Watertown, Gouverneur, whether the duke had replied. Ogdensburg, Potsdam, Massena, ciatora, Rosalie Carletta, Virginia son, who was recently released dorf, Glen Petrie, Charles Ghent. three years of service in. the Army. The intermediary had no mesJean Aklns. Sandra Clippinger, Ciancio. He was a medical technician with from the U. S. Army in which he Malone, Plattsburg, Saranac Lake, sage from the duke, Haushofer Agatha DeConde, Mary Malakie. ValTupper Lake, Lake Placid, Ticonserved overseas with the 20th ArBarringer School the 56th General Hospital, serving All Makes * erie Mortis. Karen Scott, Barbara Lorraine Bauer, William Edy, Elea- 25 months overseas in England, mored Division in France and Ger- deroga, Whitehall, Glens Falls, said, but told of a meeting he had Cornish. Eleanor Petrie, Virginia nor in Geneva with a "person Pettinelli, Gloria Rushlow, Barmany and other European sec- Gloversville, Amsterdam, Ballston had Schmidt, Roxana Scripture, Peggy Kraunz, Jerry Passer, Hedwig France and Belgium. known and esteemed in London Thurber John Hewton, Robert O'Con- bara Gordon Williams, Anthony When he entered the service Mr. tions. Dr. William Allison, who Spa, Schenectady, Albany, New and closely connected with leadnor, David Wagar, Rita Brady, Norma Hughes, Bonnie Sue Cllne, John was graduated from Queens Col- burgh, New York, Warwick, MidDursi. Sarah Sterling. Donna Watson, Madonia, Burn/i, David Pugh, Jack Wittmah, Baker closed out the successful lege in 1938, with interneship in dletown, Port Jervis, Narrowsburg, ing conservative" circles. Kathleen Baullg. Mary E. Dorn, P a - Leila greenhouse business which he had Joan Lutz, Joyce Sought British Contacts tricia Laird, Elsie Meyer, Nancy Poetzl, Haywood, Barbara Christ, Geraldine operated for three years in Boon- Syracuse, will take over his Oneonta, Sidney, Endicott, Nor"This person, whose name he Schoff. Knudsen, Stuart Barrett, Chris Mil- ville. A native of Rock Creek, father's offices and home on Mex- wich and Cortland. could not disclose but whose sinColumbus School ler, Robert Kraunz. ico St., upon the latter's retireSandra Lazzara, Joyce Perfettl, David Geirer, John Peterpaul, Mar- Ohio, he had previously owned a ment. He served in the U. S. Mutual Aviation of Tonawanda— cerity he could vouch for," the Thomas DePasquale. George Richards, lene Hicks, ltonald Edick, Laura Fan- greenhouse in Astabula, Ohio, and Niagara Falls to Boston via BufRichard Wire, Anthony Tosti, Lucille farillo, Nicholas Gisondi, William had been associated with a green- Army three years. Dr. D. M. Alli- falo, Rochester, Syracuse, Utica, report said, "exnressed in a long talk t h e desire in important EngGiardino, Marie Colangelo, Shirley Hughes, Beverly Gerrard, Ray Plantz, Springfield, lish circles t o examine t h e possiHe has taken son said he and his wife expect Albany, Pittsfield, Liehi. Barbara Carmella. Vincent De- Jack Clark, Ann DeLutis, Loretta house in Clinton. Angelo, Stanley Gorski, William Garo- Hawkins, Beatrice Anson, Helen Ceci, special courses in floral designing, to remain in Camden for t h e Westfield and Worcester, Mass. bilities of effecting peace overfalo, Frances Santora, Patricia Gitf- Dorothy Lewek, Raymond Patchen, as has his brother, Robert. present. tures." ford, Gerald Malarzo, Doris Caporilli, William Eychner, Lorena Bingman, OFFICE MACHINES Ralph Viscoml, Edna Stocks, Joseph Carol Bishop, Mr. Baker is the son of the forThe report attributed t o a William Knudsen, 214 N. James St. Phone 204-J Vitali, Louisa Santora, Maxine Per- Rhoda Poetzl. mer Mae Watkins of Camden, sis"moderate group in England?" a fettl, Dolores Ventura. Frances Ann ter of Albert Watkins, and his readiness to talk peace on a threeD'Alesslo, Joanna Danielle Mary Ann H. E. Alter School NORTH BAY — The Anthony point basis: Carletti, Josephine DeMatteo, Rita Nicholas Domenico, Patricia Ta- wife is the former Mary C. Cook Rosati, Wayne McCormick, Natallna verna. Harold Taylor, Albert Wheeler, of Blossvale, a graduate of CamMendl farmhouse, on the former 1. Recognition of Britain's Giannecchinl. Robert Denton, Phyllis Saldo, BevNicholas Dixon farm, was destroy- paramount interest in Greece, but den High School. erly Sherman, Marie Vlviani, Loneta Jennie Russo, Madeline Esposito, John Golley and Norma How- CAMDEN—Philanthropic Lodge ed Thursday by a fire of undeter- only nominal interest elsewhere in Helcne Natale, Delores Bottini, An- Wood. Nazarene FiOre, Joan Nicolella, Angoline Paoletti, Richard ard will remain on the green- 164, F . & A. M., installed Harold mined origin. Some of the furni- Eastern and Southeastern Europe. Greenberg, Robert Greenberg, Leonard Gerber as master for the ensuing ture was saved. Mr. and Mrs. 2. Restoration of occupied WesSumma, Cecilia Taverna, Joseph Nole, house staff. Rita Stumpo, Michael Spohn, Elaine year, a t a stated meeting held Mendl and their family moved into tern European states. Lauri, Ann Thomas, Sally Taverna, From Wednesday evening in Masonic the Wertham House. 3. Confinement of German Anita Riola, Donald Colangelo, BarMr. and Mrs. John Dixon and colonial demands t o former GerTemple. The service was in charge bara Gardner. New York's Leading COMM of John A. Litts, district deputy, children, Oneida, were New Year's man territory along with modifiJosephine Tardugno, Joyce RounsF a r Stylists assisted by H. Roy Orton, mar- guests of Mrs. Florence Dixon. ley, Harold Miller, Richard Dorsino, cation of Italian demands. Ronald Closinski, Joyce Gardner, Deshal. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wright spent Haushofer's list of "reasonable" lores Bussolo, Assunta Fuseo, Carol Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Britons started off with "a leadOther officers installed were Viviani, Doreen Sestito, Jack Fragola, CAMDEN — Dr. Howard M. rreomulsion relieves promptly be- Sal vat ore Grifasi, Carmella Mungari, Wiggin, Oneida. ing group of t h e younger consercause it goes right to the seat of t h e Stanley Plylipow, Constance Tyksin- Young was re-elected president of Stedman Tuthill, senior warden; Harold Mrs. John Riter, Rutland, Vt., vatives, many of them Scots," and trouble to hem loosen a n d expel ski, Dawn Wheeler, Josephine Della- the Queen Village Chess Club a t Edward Bovee, junior warden; J o 610 E. Garden St. germ laden phlegm, and aid nature Contrada, Juliette Primarola, Arlene a recent business meeting held in seph Tong, senior deacon; Gordon has been called here by the illness mentioned two peers and three Jeanette Taverna, Eugene under secretaries of state. Lafferty, junior deacon; M. Earl of her brother, Nicholas Dixon. to soothe and heal raw, tender, i n - Taverna, Tyksinski, Sam Cortcse, Carol Curtis, the club rooms. The group starts Eastham, secretary; James BillHe maintained this circle had flamed bronchial m u c o u s m e m Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dixon LIT« Guaranteed Furs Marie Linowitch, Andrew Giampor- the new year with an enrollment branes. Tell your druggist to sell you caro, Michalena Rondinelli, Betty of 15 members. Other officers ington, treasurer; Harrison W. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. "close relations with the court' (Only line of furs known ft bottle of Creomulsion with t h e u n - Bender, Marceil Schrader, Martha through blood and marriage and elected include D. F . Smith, Rome, Brown, senior master of ceremon- Norman Graves, Florence. to carry this guarantee). derstanding you must like the way it Smith. was also linked with "the older ies; Neil Cleveland, junior master Miss Barbara Drummond, New vice-president; L. M. Malcolm, quickly allays the cough or you are Fort Stanwix School of ceremonies; Clyde Wesseldine, London, was a week-end guest of conservatives," among whom he to have your money back. William Rossi, Dick Douglas, James secretary and treasurer. Phone 2118 or 1245-W mentioned two lords and one amsteward, George Rung, jun- Mrs. Glenn Wright. Ballard, Sheila Waterbury, Diana Committees were appointed as senior ior steward; Tracey Yorton, marFor An Appointment Lowell, Mary Monteith, Dorine Fuller, follows: Clinton Searle, L. M. Miss Marjorie Seibel, New Lon- bassador. Georgia Bowers, Lila Zingerline, Nora Donald H. Barker, organist; don, was a week-end guest of her For a Showing Ellis, rural shal; Perry, Ann Hintz, Sylvia Finch, Malcolm, Warren forCo«f1ii,Ch«stColds,Sronchih« Jane tiler, Clarence Miller; trustees, grandmother, Mrs. George Seibel. Are you saving Used F a t s ? Leta Daiell, Robert Minor, Richard area; entertainment committee, Stropp, Lee Suba, David Nobert, Edward Dupont, L t Henry Beck- John A. Lifts, Clarence Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. Edward DickinJames Black, Jack Reid, James McH. Roy Orton. son entertained Mr. and Mrs. lour grocer now has $, Mahon, Bruce Evans, Paul Borden, er, Harry Moldt, Palmer Bowers; The first degree was conferred Charles Wright a t Christmas dinEdward Dake, Nancy MacLeod, Linda membership, A. A. Bliss, Richard Gentlemen Prefer Complete HeinxBaiy Food fa*, Jo Wells, Dianne Pratt, Mary Joan Dorrance, Maxine Young, Clement upon two candidates. ner. Copla, Marcia Atkinson. Supper was served members of Mr. and Mrs. R. Mydinski and new Bee-Cooked Cmd hod. Sarah Caswell, James Ottara, War- Larranga, E. V. Trull. Mrs. Kath- the lodge and visitors preceding ren Edkins? Carl Sturtevant, Sandra erine Malcolm was appointed in the meeting, in charge of the new their daughter, Rome, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. W. Dutcher. June, Janice Taylor, Stanley Evans, charge of the clubroom. Strained Ibo&Juiwirlbodl of df fleers. Susanne Regetz, Bryan Holtz, Jeffrey Mrs. C. R. Strader and Mrs. Moore, Celine Nole, Jon Nobert, Peter William Brown were called t o Stagg, Spencer Nobert, William Joynt, Wessons Observe CHURCH SERVICES ' Harry Reppert, John Parks, Marcia Utica last week by t h e death of CAMDEN — Church services in Stevens, Marilyn Reeder. Sally Dee H « * » of th« n*w, forty, their sister. 53rd Anniversary Camden Sunday will be as follows: Himer, Virginia Jones, Marie Plun»ourisking H*mz \ff CoshShop Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sable and k e 1.1, Marcella Truehart, Nancy Trinity Episcopal Church, Com• d Csrsol Food lor your Barnard. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McDaniels, CAMDEN—Mr. and Mrs. Hugh munion service a t 8 o'clock in Karol Skinner, Martha Robinson, Wasson, Sixth St., quietly obbaby. Writ, to N. J. Hsitt Camden, visited in Rochester last charge of the Rev. Clyde B. James Mumpton, Jeanette Mcintosh, Cs., D*pt. N, Pttraburoti, Pa. week. Theo Marks, Patricia Knaurer,, Na- served their 53rd wedding anni- Blakeslee; morning prayer and MEN'S APPAREL Alonzo Delahunt and family dine Haider, Charles Hager, Sherry versary a t their home last week. Holy Communion, 11; Sunday Green, Jack Flnnegan, Bruce Evans, A daughter, Miss Margaret Was252 W. Dominick St. Ph. 158-J have moved to Camden. Mrs. Delaschool a t 9:45 a. m. Jack Elchenberg, Jean Duffy,/Donald Campbell, David Bechtold, Nancy son. associated with the Ilion Methodist Church, the Rev. Wil- hunt is a patient in Syracuse Shaeffer, Carol Skavdahl, Sheila school faculty, was a t home for liam H. Bradley, minister: 10:30 Memorial Hospital. Regan, Dick Flint, Barbara Yaffee, Sharon DeCristo, Bruce Englebert, the event. Guests for dinner in- a. m. morning worship with obKny Ratimler, Karalyn Scothon. Janet cluded Charles Kirch, Mr. and servance of the Lord's Supper; BULLDOZER AND Headquarters For Scritchfield, Peter Goldstone. Mrs. Edward Richardson and the pastor will be assisted by the Janice Wing. Lynette Watters, SNOW PLOW Peter Vrrioman, William Slevens, Pa- daughter, Nancy, Mineola, Long Rev. F . N. Churchill; 11:45 Sunday TABERG—Mass will be celetricia Rheln, Kay Lavarnaway, Mari- Island, who were spending the school; 6:30 p . m. Youth Fellowbrated Sunday morning a t 9 lyn Jones, Ann Johnson, Dick Davison. holidays in town. ship. Ann Aldrldge, Barry Evans, Jane o'clock a t St. Patrick's church, The Wessons, who are life-long Seventh Day Adventist, Elder Taberg, and a t 10:30 at St. JoSoellner, Harold Hyde, Joseph Borden, From Kindergarten Jeanette Anderson, Phillip Merry, residents of Camden and this area, A. S. Anderson, pastor: Sabbath A massive plow . . . sturdily conEleanor Raak, John Ringrose, Robert are planning to leave on Tuesday school 1:30 p. m.; missionary meet- seph's Mission, Lee Center; the structed with tip-toe balance dePrltchard, Peter Updike, Robert Rev. Raymond J . Foley, pastor. Through Prep Thomas, Jacqueline June, James for St. Petersburg, Florida, where ing 2:45; preaching service a t 3 signed Into Its structure. Ideal Services a t t h e Methodist Brand. Dolores Zawaly, Rarbara Trull, they will pass the remainder of p. m., conducted on Saturday, for huge earth or snow moving church Sunday: worship services Spencer Phillips, Edward Patten. Jobs. Easy to transport and steer! " Donna Odell, Randy Marks, Donna the winter with their son, Robert I United Church, the Rev. Ber-at 10:30 followed by church LaPIante, Maureen Kelly. Lisle House, and Mrs. Wasson. tram A. Walton, pastor: 10:30 school. At this service installation See It now . . . Jean Hlldenbrandt, Jay Fromer. Germorning service; Holy Communion of officers of the W. S. C. S. will BOT SCOUT OUTFITTERS ' ald Duffy, James Donahue, Charles will be administered; church school take place and all elected officers CombopiBJio, J o A n n Anderson, P. T. A . Will Sponsor 158 W. Dominick St. Lauren Vandeveer, Nancy Stagg, Faul ll:45v are asked to be present; t h e Rev. Rolston. Nancy Mear, Janet May- Local Talent Play Free Methodist Church, the Rev. C. F . Miller, pastor. cock, James Kehoe. Alice Jayne, C. J. Hessler, pastor: Class meetBethed Esposito, Josephine Dursi, The monthly meeting of the W. Robert Clarke, Robert Alessl. CAMDEN — A play of local ing 10:30 a. m.; morning worship S. C. S. will be held on Jan. 9 Sandra Williams. Carojyn Bask, talent will be presented under the 11; Sunday school 12 o'clock; evan- instead of Jan. 8 a t the home of Headquarters for Gormdon McCutcheon, Doris Knudsen. auspices of the Parent Teacher gelistic service with sermon 7:30 Mrs. Earl Hall. Donna Jones, John Gualtlerl, Cather- Association of Camden , Central p. m. Regular meeting of the Taberg ine Gorham, David Ferguson, Joyce Elliott, Richard Corradlne, Edwnrd High School in March. W. Francis St. John's Church, the Rev, Har- Volunteer Fire Company Monday Wolff, Richard Sprlggs, Richard Scott has been secured as director. old J . Qinnn, pastor: Masses will evening a t 8 o'clock at the engine Skavdahl, Berbara Mlllhouse. Henry Lavarnway. Robert Harvev. Winslow Anyone wishing to try out for thebe celebrated at 9 a. m., in S t .house. Ooetz, JoyBe Geary, Carol Burns, Bar- cast is invited to attend a meeting John's Church; at 10:30 a. m., in The Auxiliary of the Taberg bara Welt, Terrene* Prossner, Gall for a reading^ of the play in the St. Patrick's Church, WilliamsVolunteer Fire Company will Morrett, William Hollenbeck. meet on Monday evening a t 8 Joan Halthwalte, Joan Gualtlerl, Pa- high school library Jan. 8, at 8 town. o'clock a t the home of Mrs. Glenn tricia Gihbs. Charles Chrestlen, Ellse o'clock. A committee appointed to Aldrldge, Martina Powers, Cvnthla arrange for the play includes Turner. Eire, New Zealand and NewWestcott, Virginia Packer, Eleanor George Rung, W. Francis Scott, foundland have a single legisMrs. Fred Bartell, who has been Gyngell, William Thurber, Paul Swancott, Murray Qoldstonp, Howard Mrs. Donald H. Barker, Mrs. Karl lature apiece, with full legislative spending the past few weeks with Warcup, Clarence Strowbridge, Ronald Kirch, Mrs. Harold Tuck, A. G.powers. 814 ASHLAND AVE. relatives in Syracuse, has returnS l l W. DOMINICK ST. Smith, Janet Rudd, Carolvn Perrv, ed and was accompanied by her Farnsworth^ Mrs. Ernest Hale and Robert Leldlf. Geraldine June, Eugene 1 Humes. Phylha Goat*. Betty Dursi. Principal D. H. Barker, t Aft you saving Used F a U ? cousin, Miss Alice Foley*

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Rre-Cookecf Cereal Foodextra light,fluf^ and easy to digest! Made from three chMcc

Young Elected Chess Club Head

Mario W.Baronc

CREOMULSION

Clothes

Distinction

McCORMICK'S

Taberg

BOYS WEAR

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THE BOYS SHOP

MONTGOMERY WARD

Headquarters for

One Coat Covers

NU-ENAMEL

DEYOE PAINTS

No Brush Marks

Myers Bros. Lumber Co.

CAPITOL AUTO STORES

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