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1 THE DAILY MESSENGER, CANANDAIGUA, N. WEDNESDAY, ffEBRUABY 22,1938. PAGfffiEE SEEKS REASONS FOR DISMISSAL Legion Post Would Know Why Miss Lancaster Was Dropped What's Doing Dismissal of Miss Isabella Lancaster, child welfare agent and former war nurse, by Harry K. Dibble, county welfare commissioner. will be questioned at the meeting of the Board of Supervisors tomorrow by officials of Winnek post, American Legion.

Geneva, as a result of action taken by the post Monday night. Commander John E. O'Malley and members of the law and public affairs committee of the post were instructed to appear before the supervisors and ask for an explanation. Miss Lancaster, it was reported, was dismissed by letter ol January 9, saying her services would not be required after December 31, 1932. Concerning the action of Winnek post, the Geneva Times of Tuesday carried a story in part as follows: "Discussion of the case was prompted by Commander O'Malley's action in calling the attention of the Legionnaires to a letter he had written Harry K.

Dibble, county public welfare commissioner, at the request of the members, of the post, in which Mr. Dibble was asked for information regarding Miss Lan-, caster's dismissal. Commander Malley told the Legionnaires last night that he had written to Mr. Dibble February 9 Jast and that thus far he had received no reply from the county official. Letter to Dibbk The Legion head, in his letter to Mr.

Dibble said: 'For some time we have been interested in the case of Miss Isa- Trtday Tlw PUyhwwe "Half-Naked Truth," 7 and 9 P. M. Pan-Tree Room Dinner for A. play cast, 6.45 P. M.

Baptist Church School of missions, supper, 6:30. Florence Villa Boy Scout campaign dinner, 6:45 P. M. Masonic Temple Red Jacket commandery, address on LARGEST CLASS RECORDED HERE Academy Group for 1933 Now Numbers 151, Is Word of Lomber George Washington memorial, 8:15 P. M.

Grange Ilall Canandaigua Grange, 8 P. M. Thursday Courthouse Supervisors, 10:30 A.M. The Canandaigua Rotary club, 12:15 P. M.

Y. C. A. Business Girls' club, 6P.M. Masonic Temple Official visit of district officers toO.E.S.; supper 6:15.

Methodist Church Men's banquet and address, 6:30 P. M. I. O. O.

F. Temple Odd Fellows, 8P.M. Grange Hall Maccabees, 8 P. M. By far the largest in the history of Canandaigua academy, the 1933 Fiero Provides Bond for Appearance Before Fitch at March Term of Court Homer N.

Ficro. of Foit Hill avenue, former deputy county clerk, indicted for misappropriation of public funds, a felony, was arraign- class now numbers 151 members, corcUng to Principal Edward Lomber, who today announced H. its ed this afternoon at a special term of County court. Judge Fitch presiding. The court accepted $8,500 1932, Juno 27, 1032, April 18, 1932, $20.05.

The sixth indictment alleges that) Mr. Fiero "unlawfully, wrongfully and feloniously burned and destroy- STATE AD) CUT CLOSED HERE Adelaide Avenue Unit of Prepares Peti- lion to Lehman personnel. Ninety-five were ated in the 1932 class. Donald O'Brien is president of the, seniors; Robert Eiseltne, vice-president, and Evelyn Clarke secretary and treasurer. Violetta Adams, Katharine Anderson, Clifford drews, Isabella Arthur, Huldah Ay- ed an account and record in the form of a day nnd charge book covering a period ending 13, 1931, tinced itejbo'nTfor'hLs apiKarance'for'triai at i the same being a part, of the sys- irradu- rch tern of records used and employed bondsmen are Dr.

A. W. in the office of the county clerk Armstrong, Dr. Harry M. Smith, J.

Sylvan Baxter, 23, Hunts Hollow, Alice L. Mott, Cor- Charles F. Alirens, Other members are: An Hudson Browning Swell, John Falvey, E. Wilson and Albert HELP FOR TIRED WIVES lake Lydld E. Vegetable Compound tired during these turd WltM ttet A petition asking for no reduction in state aid for schools from the amount based on attendance for 1931-32 was signed yesterday after-1 noon by members of the Avenue school unit of the Patent-1 Teacher association, meeting the' school.

This will be forwarded to fh. of thlnftt. If you tired worn out nrrout. tryTyclta B. Vejetfl- bteGrauwund.

Wlmt you need to tbattrlU the to carry 98 out of every 100 women ho report that they are benefited by thin I ifnm vmir medial. Buy a bottle from.your iUttodar watch the Dancing Party At Masonic Temple, Victor, N. Y. February 22 OLD and NEW DANCES Dancing 9 till 1 Bill Including Refreshments Gents 40c Ladles 35c rault, Arlene Babbitt, Beatrice Bar num, Paula Barthel, Marion Bemis, Benham, Helen Benson, Wil- shaw, David W. White.

Mr. Fiero, separate although Governor Lehman, the director town of Naples, indicted on a the budget, senator Warner and charge of illegally possessing ex- Assom bi ym an Calchpole. plosives, pleaded guilty and threw A prize of $5j ff erec i by the Cen-' Fred Ker- himself on the mercy of the court, i tral to grade obtaining In view of circumstances the the percentage of member- I promise of Baxter to leave the com-1 ship in tne Fall drlve was won by indicted on'munity, Judge Fitch placed him Effa Kinnear's first grade arraigned probation for two years. children. An additional prize of SI Cecil King, charged with forgery.

iven them for thelr efforts by i i out of 27 fam- this grade, the Alice Carey, Helen Casby, William. Casby, Burrell Case, Alfred Clark, Evelyn Clark, Marguerite Clark, James Ciocci, Harvey Gloss. Vedah Clohecy, Fred Coleates, Mary Colgrove, John Collins, Donald Cook, Edward Cooper, Frances! Craugh, Alexander Curtice, Robert! Dewey, Charles Dutcher, Robert DeCausmaker, en Dobbin, Elinor Ferran, Howard! Finnerty, Gilbert Flood George Flynn, Benedict Fuller, Margaret Gates, Rita Gibbs, Robert Gleason, Sylvia Goetzman, Arlene Gurmison, Gratia Harral, Margaret Harral, and Mary Heffron. other indictments allege misap' ions of funds as follows: torney, saying he would handle his 24, 1932, April 11, own case. "Ontario County Health Service" Is New Title REPORTS SHOW CHURCH ACTIVE Gifts to Benevolences by Congregationalists Decreases in pew rentals pledge collections and the need for borrowing in the last year were brought out in annual reports presented last night at the 135th annual meeting of the First Congrega- MU tfcnal Church and Society.

Despite i Hoover, Hilda Johnson, Mildred terdav afternoon in the office of ed include publicity, program, sup Johnson, Benjamin Joyce, Mildred Ti pa i th service. Mrs. Stuart S. ply, clinics and medical advisory. I UJ'C AAtenuii.

TWTicc Re-election of Dr. W. B. Clapper, of Victor, as chairman and adoption ni The executive committee con- children enrolled 26 in their unit. A birthday party at noon for the pupils and a patriotic program were features of the meeting.

Mrs. Lee i N. Smith, Mrs. Daniel O'Brien, Mrs. I Lillian Sage, Mrs.

Murray Benham 1 and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson were the committee in charge. An hour of I observation of regular school work preceded the business meeting. I About 50 were present, with George Rice, unit president, ing. She gave two readings, "Why Children Fail" and "Father Learns Something." Roll call showed Miss Kinnear's loom represented by 18 parents and Miss Charlotte Carson's Howard Henry, Dorothy Higgins, of a new constitution and by-laws, yice and secretar y.

This committee Robert Hflliard, Josie Hook, Eliza- changing the name of the county' function between "meetings of beth Holcomb, Phyllis Hopwood, Heftlfch Nurses committee to' the general committee, avoiding de- Maxine Howell, Ruth Hoyt, Ernest County Health Service" lays entailed in summoning of the Hurlbutt, Elizabeth Hurlbutt, Jam- rked a mee ting of the committee entire board. Committees to be nam- a- uiv-i-'" m-ncrrum sun- W35 general activity among all auxiliary organi- Keister, Mary Keileher, Gene Ker- Holcomb, was chosen vice- Caldwell "Miss Carson announced the program, which consisted of two parts. the first by Grade 1 children and the second by Grades 2 and 3. The first grade program was as follows: Song, -'George Washington;" reading, "The Old, Old Flag." Patricia Men's Banquet Benefit Scott Memorial Class M. E.

Church Thursday, Feb. 23rd 7:00 P. M. Virginia Baked Ham Supper Sigl Speaker "POP" JEUDEVINE, Entertainer Sunday School Orchestra Direction Lewis I. Aberle Tickets 50c bella Lancaster, former county chiU lotions and the pastor, the Rev.j haw, Warren Kipp, Henry KunKie, Chairman and Miss Kate welfare nurse.

It came to our atten- Charles N. St. John, pointed out Laphanv Addison LeBou- renamed secretary, tion that she was dismissed from acknewledgment by the National i tillier, Frank LeBoutillier, The monthly report VT General," Travis, health nurse, shows visits. otm i rtiM ten years, apparently in a satisfactory manner. We are most anx- M.

Travis, to patients as follows: Instruction, Lewis VanDeusen; David Spaulding; "Two Soldiers," class exercise, her position, which she benevolences Lee, Roy this church amounting to $2,213, less than the preceding muth. was reiianieu acwcuaior. ,,0 notoi a-iuavia opauicuug, tiass CACH-IOC, lT Under the constitution, the objec-'HB; demonstrations. prenatal 3 chop Out:" song, "Lin- LtadeQ tives are direction of the county infancy, 3o. She had 78cases ol TM ln BBnrbara Sanro rd; "In the hQt.it.iT rmrsinff and berculosis, 9 positive, suspicious, st- nra -pbvthm hnnrf- rfass nubh'c health nursing service Dorothy Lockwood, Earl J.ougee iSKfimination of information on and 49 contact cases; 13 tl Clock Store," Rhythm band; class eus irwi jr -w I '-r i-i A fU LU1 i ceo Mn 1 GXCFCISG, JJiU XIUW ious to find out why, not only as year wnic -he said, "seems quite Jane Lowell, Barbara Lumb, Bernard -fetth matters led There were 558 persons register Earne the Flag;" and song, taxpayers interested in child wel-, a cre ditable showing." Francis McCarthy, Hel- Mem er ship is made up of the'ed in her distact to whom Lifctle Sisters fare but as menrfciterest- a i et ter to the trustees, McClure, Ruth McWiUiams, Ruth lic health commi ttee of the were paid.

She spent48 hours gecond and third grades: Shoe ed in the welfare of all ex-service i st Johll expressed his wfflingness Mayer, Robert Meade, Horace Mel- of supervisors; residents of the office, 103 in the field ana tray-, maker Mount ain Dance." people. The supervisors-and coiulty officers with whom we have conferred state that the decision and choice rested entirely with to accept a reduction in salary. This i ous Dnogene Moore, Walton Moran, a townfand not less than eled miles with a total expense Weasel," irtj 1 VcXlAwUO was recommended and voted upon. Melvin Morgan, Margaret Morns, members of the Ontario Coun-, of Dr. C.

Harvey Jewett and George Helen Moule, Evelyn Muar, Paul Medical society preferably health The report of Miss Minnie o. representatives of organiz- Kane, nurse, showsshe haderfU pei nn Viov VPPlStPr. SHe VlSlted -LU3. Stuart i W' Hamlin were re-elected trustees Murphy, Grace Musolino, Nunciata letter, more fully Ifor three years. March 19 was set.

Musolino, Anna Muzel" said last night' as the date for the annual canvass' ers, Donald O'Brien, three mem-i for-the financial budget. W. bers of the Bo3.rd of presided as moderator at tne an attempt to secure information society meeting. QC tn -whv Miss Lancaster was dis-' With Mr. St.

John presiding in.f- luUL1 miwd md all three iiad informed i the church Session, reports for the Pierce, Esther Mae Powell, nim that they knew nothing about 'year showed a membership of 614, ReacI, John STmarrer and that Miss Lancas- including 40 associate members, a mond. Frank Mce.M"yJ^} SsTuslresterl solely hands decrease of four in toljrt Jean Sangste W- of the county welfare department. An unusually large response "Members of the tew and; made to roll call My- in public health sons on her register. She visited Hazel Olm- members are the She had 56 positive cases of tuber- Pauline Panzarella. cmmtv nurses state health culosis, 31 suspicious cases and Patterson, Anna Pearl, fch Count Medical society Beverly Pierce, Ruth contacts.

She made 13 school and 8 in tuberculosis. Foi serve two years, so arranged that cases of scarlet-fever were half of the committee will retire She spent 64 hours in the neld and traveled Frances Savage, Ver-' onica Shannon. Marion Shay, Eliza- Jane Simonds, Craig ifesal had treasure) James Foster, lary, organizalions. Legion TM i Tflc OLalit- JDUulu. i 1, Charter Is Draped! teaths oartment of hi The committee stated tha.

marrj the urominent citizens of Canandaigua, toward local and other towns in Ontario ose.s. Rhythm band; songs, "Jacky Frost," Grade "Valentine Song" and 'A Song for February," Grade readings, "Two Letters," Emma Allen and Helen Brooks; recitation. Golden Keys," Marion Quick, Doris Me- Howard Campbell, Oliver Emma Allen and play, "Our First with Frederick Moore as George Washington; Helen Kornbau as Betsey Ross. Eetcy Moore as her I daughter. Howard Campbell as Rob- iert Morris, and Billy Sage as his 1 friend.

I The program closed with singing 'of "America" and awarding of the i prize to the first grade children by 'Mrs Rice. Miss Carson and Miss Marion Herrington played the piano le program, bo take the of the Christmas party, cac- owing to grip epidemic A TODAY "HALF NAKED TRUTH" THURSDAY and FRIDAY LOU WAS NO BUT SHf KNEW WHAT SHE WANTEpj CARY GRANT MOOR-E NO (j The Heartbreak and Hotcha Saga of Broadway YOU MAY SLUSH BUT YOU'LL LIKR IT WHEN SHE SINGS from officer. Had Too Much Work fr. Foster, the state official i the matter was referred, letter to the local Legion com-, oUtner a Locals Veterans' hospital ceive compensation eral hearc attacks, the immediate- of liis death He was worn en homestead on i checkers, maps of New York The Re, Chiles H. mittee.

pointed out that mended the employment, of additional help for Miss Lancaster by playing cards, jig saw puzzle and magazines. illustrated, such as These Frank H. Hamlin were the church Committee, members were George L'park place, was called to 3 ftr sorrc i IWoodside and Johnj vt, today to officiate at the funera; time past Miss Lancaster had been Bohlmann Charles P. A. Per-i a former neighbor.

Tne Rev ihe Smnli Auto supply compelled to care for more treasurer, and Charles J-1 Charles A. Mack, of tme or wm be called for upon re Than could possibly be accomplished cler were re-elected. stead, will take charge 01 tne mid- by one person and that he recom-i otll er officers and committees we ek service in tne Congregations 'chosen were- Superintendent of the i church this evening. school, Dr. George 7 3.

anr conducted a For several he store in The tie Besides his iffffiKE-SIB SaS 8 and William of Canandaigua, and Thom- 3 Kaienv. of Pius- Murphy reported 46 burgh. Miss Theoda -V. conditions in Ontario, he (Mr Foster) had been careful to point out that Miss Lancaster had served the couiily long aacl faith- fullv, that she had been called Snrankle treasurer. Basil T.

son, Donald, have returned to SSerfntendent of primarj' depart-i their home her- after a vwo vreea, mSTMMiss ftte Klock; super-i visit with relatives in Mishawaka. B. Klock; super-; visit with relatives of Junior department, McCarthy; committee on; x.x.^. John T. -paid memberships and the welfare reoort of Mrs.

Thomas L. Smitn showed several families aided. Plans public 0 card party in the Legion Home Monday evening, with Mrs. Jesse B- Riggs and Mrs. H.

McMillan, chairmen. Awards to Be Friday Officers of the Community Girl Scout committee today announced the program for the annual mid- Winter court of awards, to be held Friday at 4 o'clock in the Congregational chapel. This will be followed rsfreshments sened by the Scout Mothers' dub in charge of a committee headed by Mrs. Claude Taylor. Other members are Mrs.

George Conyne. John A. Woodside. Mrs T. Harland Evans.

Mrs. Charlss W. Anderson. Mrs Althea daughter of Mis Addie M. of Rochester formerly of C.inandaigua Funeral services will be held from thr fam- Thursciay to handle an excessive volume of olence5rwilliam F.

Lewis, Os-1 Mrs. Howard C- Riker. of and that in making any Johnsont the Rev. Charles A. is in Geneva this week ui changes in the then existing organ-jS" Mrs Weeks.

Miss charge of th2 shop 01 aSrs. Edna, ization. due consideration should Mrs. Fred L. who is spending a vaca- given her interests.

derson, Mrs. Robert G. Cook. Mrs. tion in Rochester.

Rp RuSV at "The Legion officials last Haire and Miss Kathenne, iM)lOlU UI DtJ Riverside cemetery. Rocheoter. Besides her niothcr. Mr- man leaves a and orother. Mrs Margretia Bantrell and Frank J.

Bateman. of Rochester. education. weie careful to point out that thus Jar they were merely interested ir ascertaining ihe cause for Miss Mrs. Grace Thomas'and Lancaster's dismissal.

What action A stetson, was contemplated in case reasons were not considered satis- inctory was not discussed." CIRCLE HAS ELECTION committee on religious! Harvard B. Miss Mary D. Jewett, South Main Mr. St. John spoke of unusual interest throughout the year; emphasized the the cle of the Methodist Ladies cioly were re-elected yesterday afternoon at the annual meeting, held with Mrs.

George D. Baggerly in Gibson street. They are: Chairman, Mrs. Will E. Martin; vice-chairman, Mrs- F.

G. Baldwin; secretary, Mrs, Charles F. Bemis; treasurer, Mrs. Frank Wilkinson. Plans for the -were discussed and members for the Bed Cross.

posed also named to formulate a selecting young people tives to the annual ference at Wells college, Preceding the upwards of 175 wer- ner in the social rooms Women's society, with Wood chairman of ihe in charge. Thursday's Gathering An important cf ol Supervisors will be held tomorrow Owing to the absence- oi Senator Warner, clerk, wno must be 4lbanv Thursday, it is probable an- from a recent operation in Memorial hospital. Mrs. Mvron interesting missionary spea kers, Mus tana asized the need of bOTg Beatow J.orton Mrs- Frank Romesser The- funeral cf Mis. Prank Rome-s- of Hopewe-1.

who died Sun- dav took place this morning from Mary's church, the Rev. Michael Wall, rector officiating Bearers William Er.f-n. Patrick Ryan. Dawson and Edward Ryan Intcrnvin in Calvary The program follows: Selection by the Girl Scout orchestra, directed by Mrs Donald T. Fraer: flag salute, promise and Scout laws: presentation of tender- loot, troop badges Miss Eiizabsth Roberts.

Mrs. Gordon Holbrook and Mrs. Fiaser: presentation of second class badges. Miss Kathenne Cock; award of merit "cadges. Mrs.

Harold Kir.de: vocal selections. Miss Ehn A Harris, readings Miss i R. lap 1 S.to District Officers at by the REMOVAL SALE Will remoTe on Matfh 1st to new location below Bates Bros. Reduced prices to close out present stock- Ma-ttison's Millinery Store. Adr Wednesday and Thursday PREPARE FOR PAGEANT At a meeting 1 thf Queen Esther-.

B. Siandard Bearers society of the Methodist church last, nigiii -Mrs. G. Houston in North L. Wadleigh ana win.

Wadleigh. and Mr. and Mr.s. John of Cddwdl. N.

J- and Mrs. N. Duke, cf Wesi Orar.ge, NJ who were called here by the death of Mrs. Howard A. Lincoln have returned thtir homes.

William L. Wadlcich remained 'or several davs wiln'his I the Rev. H- A. Lincoln, in Bloomficld. nection wuh tn- bills.

nnd cussed. Kr. of hospital, Granger ill reported im- dbcusseu Porter House 25c Lamb Chops 20c Home Dressed Shoulder or Rib The Square Market street, plans were fliscusseu fo. a pageant. Study by Masses Ar 1 Louise Taylor.

Refreshments were sm-ed to 21 by Mrs. Houghlon. a- sisted by Miss June Bacon. Th: next meeting will be Unit of Home Bureau Plans for Card Party ysterday in con- ii.onthl; a a i iculariy th transferring of jur- of the work rehci bureau to the board prooably wili be considered at length. Unofficially trr- matter was discussed from the pomt'of possiblv naming commit tte of thr-ec to the work An ion will iv.v-c; OP taken by ihe board Iv saio today would be- fo the board to r'K-ct men.

Another matter be the flcc- 1irn of a county atlomty. Allrr. DeGraw. of Chiton Springs, and Albert C. Kirov, Geneva, have been rommaltd Fro.n what rj-n Itam- t-d 1ht- will the onl two nom- Wea Today's temperatures: 8A.M.

20 1IA.M 2 P.M. a5 Sun sets today, ries tomorrow, iomorrcw, moon, last'quarter, new, Feb. 24. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Bureau made i lai.s for a nublic 'party on Thursday evening '2, at a meeting jestt-rday Mrs. Jacob Hardenatmc.

La! favttte highway. The affair will b- jheld in the home oi Mrs. iBrundage on Ihr- Lafayftf- way The- third lesson on low co4 iiy Mrs Anna man. Mis Eir.o-y rn the 21st to tht ed States constitution for the Vgis lative committvo. and ciird part" plans were announced fay the- sotia' 1 Mrs.

Gilbert Wood, Mrs BIRTH RECORD iors to Mr and Mrs Chandler Knapp. of Rochester, in 1 General hcvpital. Feb. 13. Th" d'-at-h of one- child occurred Feb 15 Mr Knapp is a sou of high- Judge Waltfr Kr.apn.

ol thi- cuy, former resident to Be Entertained Members of the catt of "Tnat Family." given recently by group of teachers and Canandai- academv and stu- lor the benefit of ih'- buricti cf the Parent Ter-chf will of- entertained by th" Ceioiral Council this etcmnc at 45 at dainer in Pan-Tree tea room Colors will "oe for 3a. to include wnes and fner.ds of the cast, Howard L. Footer, director. Miss Mary Murphy, stage din-ctor. Ravmond J.

Ruw-fll. orchestra director. Mis RusvOl. and nvmb'r- of the commiUf-e arranging lor production COTTAGE DIRECTORY Further pten.s for cottage directorj- lst ei unng by sxccutiif mittee of the club, meeting with William street. A similar be he-Id next Tuesday Eastern Star chap-, f-r i.s plannim; dismct tomorrow con- -Ai'h a rcsni-ar in TJji v.ij] lhe of Deputy Grand' Matron Pauline Beam, of Hor.wa.

in Aw-Want Grand ti3r -r oi Fayctte. to 1h- chapter Mfmbtrs of Honrojc chapiT-s wjll bf cu'-1s at suppr at 51 to vrwco" the and in.tiaT:cui Gibson 15. in cha-C" -f A. V. Sis-on hrfr.ahnc "iin- z'm -nt In ounce- 1 I Paid Annual Levies Sid- CANANDAIGUA GRANGE DANCE'George Dewey TV; St Senr acfi Tones or- There were 14 members and present Mrs.

Canjot GeroTid was mission reseired. 16-46 assSstant hostess. THOMPSON TX DEMAND on and ar.nual iman- cial at the meeting of the Senera Falls Rotary Club Last night he a me-etJjg in Pfnn 7 an. This will be Washi: gton day OTeaKer a guest before Phslps Masonic lodge. Additional Local News on Page 8 Hosiery A CHIFFON HOSE which has every feature that appeals to the best dressed woman --sheerness, closeness of weave, subtle shades and a perfectly styled heel A decidedly feminine stocking of great beauty 79c A SERVICE WEIGHT HOSE built for wear with a lisle picoied top and lisle sole, MEMORIALS PERPETT ATF THE DAILY MESSENGER, GKO SPOT in greys and tans.

MEMORTE REMOVAL SALE Will remove March 1st to stare below Bates Bros. AH millinery 1 MORE GRAMTT CO. 150c and SL Mrs. Mattison's Millinery Advu Store,.