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THE POST-STAR, GLENS FALLS, N. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, DEMPSEY SUCCEEDS NIEMER AS LEGION HEAD Hudson Falls, Post Elects Slate; Installation: Set for Oct. 14 James Dempsey has been: elected commander of Hudson Falls Post, American Legion, to succeed, Hall G. Niemer. William Cornell has been named first vice commander with Guy P.

DuPell second vice commander, and, commander. Arnold Hermens, Other elected are: adjutant, thony Cirino; chaplain, Fred Davies; historian, Edward sergeant Harold Herzog. of the county committee are James Dempsey, William Cornell and Arnold Hermens, with Jeremiah J. Moynihan, Harry Leavy and Hall G. Niemer, alternates.

The installation of the newly elected officers will take place Monda, evening, Oct. 14, at Legion Hall. The officers will be installed by County Commander Harold L. Douglas of Granville. Mrs.

Ledley Is Home On Terminal Leave Mrs. John D. Ledley, the former Elizabeth La Varn, returned this week from Camp Dix, N. on a 60- day terminal leave. She will receive her discharge from the U.

8. Army Nurse Corps Nov. 24. While at Camp Dix, Mrs. Ledley was entertained at a dinner at Hotel Roosevelt, New York, by five former companions, who served with her in foreign service.

The group comprised the Misses Mary McBean of Togas, Grace Moore, Westfield, Anne Turcotte, Clinton, Esther O'Connell, Brookline, and Grace Smith of Framingham, Mass. During the war Mrs. Ledley served in the Palestine area and at Joshat, India, returning by plane to this country Jan. 1, 1945. She has since been serving in the Army hospital at West Point.

She is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harold LaVarn and on Aug. 31 was married A to John D. Ledley of Hartford.

They will reside in Hartford. Hay Opens Work Shop Frederick T. Hay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C.

Hay, Park Place, who served in the Navy in World War IL, has opened Hay's Work Shop at Willow Street, where he is engaged in the manufacture of cabinets, kitchen cubboards, room closets, chests of drawers and other articles. TO SERVE SUPPER The Willing Workers the Kingsbury Baptist Church will serve a variety supper today beginning at 5 P.M. at the Parish House. The public is invited. A free will offering will be taken.

TO HONOR LATE MEMBER Members of Sandy Hill Lodge, 372, F. and A. M. will meet at 8 this evening at the home of their late brother, Paul H. Wilcox, Willow Street, where services will be conducted.

TO HONOR LATE MEMBER Calvary Commander, 69, Knights Templar, will conduct a service at 8 this evening at the home of their late brother, Paul H. Wilcox, in Willow Street. St. Michael's Celebration Opens Tonight at Spa SARATOGA SPRINGS The St. Michaels' celebration will open here this evening with a concert by the Granville band from 7 to 11 P.

M. Tomorrow at 9.30 A. M. the Rev. Junepa Carola, D.S.B, Franciscan priest from Siena College will deliver the sermon at a Solemn High Mass at St.

Peter's Church, which will be followed by a parade. A band concert and street dance tomorrow from 6 P. M. to 10 P. M.

precedes the fireworks display at the West Avenue airport at 10.30. Tony Brooks' orchestra will play for the street dance Sunday from 7 to 10 P. M. The Beekman and Oak Street section has been decorated for the fete. Helen Bilonos, Ballsion, Bride of John DaBell SARATOGA SPRINGS Miss Helen E.

Bilonos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bilonos of Ballston Spa, and John F. DaBell of Baliston Spa, son of the late Mr.

and Mirs, Frederick DaBell of this city, married at 9:30 A. M. Sept. 21 in St. Mary's Church.

The Rev. Vincent de Paul Archambault officiated. Mrs. Joseph B. Nealon, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and Joseph Zuromski, cousin of the man.

Ushers were William 8. Kelley bride, from Rhode Island, WAS best and Mitchell Bilonos. The bride wore a white mid-Victorian gown with net skirt, moonbeam taffeta bodice and bonnet with finger tip illusion veil. She carried a prayer book with streamers of white roses and swansonia. Mrs.

-Nealon wore a gown of pink taffeta and pink lace mitts and carried a cascade of pink roses and delphinium. The bride attended Ballston Spa School and is employed at the Ballston Motor Sales. The bridegroom attended Saratoga High School and is employed at the Gideon Putnam Hotel. Er. and Mrs.

DaBell will reside at 38 Mechanic Street, Ballston Spa. Motorists Reminded Of School Bus Rules SARATOGA SPRINGS Motorists are reminded of the strict enforcement of the law requiring that traffic in both directions must stop when a school bus is stopped and receiving or discharging passengers. Troopers here report they have apprehended a number of violators. Hudson Falls St. Rose Student MISS JEANNE LAFAY Miss Jeanne LaFay, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Ernest LaFay, 39 Ferry Street, Hudson Falls, has entered the College of St. Rose, Albany, to take a commercial and Ianguage course for teaching. Miss LaFay was graduated from Hudson Falls High School in the class of 1946 at the age of 15.

She was the youngest member of her class and one of the youngest graduates the school. During the past Summer, she managed the LaFay Market with the help of her brother, John. VFW TO CONTINUE CLEARING OF LOT Commander Louis V. Thompson of Mayotte-MacNaughton Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, announces that work of clearing brush from the lot purchased by the organization in Main Street North of Walnut Street will be continued at 1. P.

M. tomorrow and asks that members cooperate in the undertaking. Two weeks ago tomorrow afternoon a part of the ground was cleared. Members are asked to report promptly with brush hooks, hatches and axes. It is hoped that the lot will be put in presentable appearance by tomorrow's activities.

The Post expects to erect a building there to be known as a memorial home. Munson Will Recorded The will of William T. late of the Village of Granville, who with Patrick G. Tierney conducted coal business in that place, has been recorded at the county clerk's office. The decedent bequeathed to Patrick G.

Tierney his half interest in the business in trust with income to go for the support of his wife, Mrs. Maude Munson, during her lifetime. Mr. Munson also left to Mr. Tierner in trust for the grand, son of the decedent, William T.

T. Munson, 320 shares of The Texas Corporation. The remainder of the estate is left to the widow. David J. McHenry and Patrick G.

Tierney are named as the executors. The witnesses to the instrument were Joseph McCormick, Paul V. McCormick and David J. McHenry, The will was executed January 7, 1942. Deeds Recorded following real estate transfers in Washington County have been a recorded at the county clerk's office: LeRoy A.

White and Myrtle White to LeRoy and Lavina Miller of Fort Edward, property in the Town of Fort Edward. Henry Baker to H. W. Baker and Bertha H. Baker of Fort Edward, property in the Town of Fort Edward.

The Champlain Spinners, to Morgan Baker of Whitehall, property in Whitehall. John Welben of Dresden to Alfred J. Wheeler of Whitehall, property in the Town of Dresden. J. Leland Sherman, to Ernest S.

Dunham of Salem, property in the Town of Salem. GIVES SERMON TOPIC The Rev. Nelson K. Crossman, at the 11 A. M.

service Sunday at the Baptist Church, will speak on "The Hope of the Pastor and His People." This is the last. in a series of three sermons. The Young Fellowship will meet at 7:30 P. M. Sunday at the church when sound pictures will be shown.

They are entitled "The Man of Faith," "The Beggar of Jerusalem" and "We Too Receive." The public is invited. TO SERVE DINNER Sanatatea 840, I. 0. 0. F.

will serve a public turkey dinner from 5:30 to 8 P. M. tomorrow at Odd Fellows' Home, Pearl Street. Reservations may be made with any of the members and tickets are now on sale at the Vaughn and Loveland Newsroom, Main Street. More than 150 persons are expected to attend.

PATIENT IN HOSPITAL Lester Nassivera, Broad Street, bus driver for many years for the Hudson Transportation Company, is receiving treatment in the Glens Falls Hospital, He was removed to the hospital earlier in the week in a -serious condition. CLUB MEETS MONDAY The Social Club of Sanatatea Lodge, I. 0. 0. will meet Monday evening at Odd Fellows' Home, following a meeting of the lodge.

MASONS TO MEET The first Fall meeting of Sandy Hill Chapter, 189, R.A.M. will take place at 8 this evening at Masonic Temple. CALLED TO VILLAGE Staff Sgt. Lee H. Wilcox, stationed at Philadelphia, has been called to this village by the death of his father, Paul H.

Wilcox. (Additional Hudson Falls News on Page 9) 1,004 INOCULATED FOR DIPHTHERIA One thousand and four innoculations against diptherla were given to children and adults in Hudson Falls and Kingsbury at the Wash Ington County Public Health Clinic in Main Street Wednesday and yesterday. it has been announced by Miss M. Gertrude Driscole, village and town health nurse. Health officials expressed themselves pleased with the splendid con operation of the parents and thanks are extended to Mrs.

De Berry Tayfor, chairman of the public health committee of the Woman's Civic League of Hudson Falls and her coworkers, as well as to the police department for handling the traffic at Main and Walnut Streets as the youngsters and their mothers crossed Main Street. Return clinics for those inoculated will take place October 2 and: 24. Two injections of tetanus toxoid are necessary and children and adults must teturn unless only a booster dose was given. Four Village Ex-Gls Plan College Studies John T. Hunt, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John A. Hunt, 13 First Street, has gone to Plattsburg to study medicine at the Champlain College. The young man was honorably discharged from the Navy three months ago as a pharmacist mate He served in the Navy for three years. James McKenzie Fraser, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Fraser, Coleman Avenue, who served with the Marines in World War II, receiving an honorable discharge earlier in the year, will leave soon for Utica where he will enter Mohawk College. Dominick Binetti, who was recently discharged from military service Monday will enter Siena College at Loudonville. He is graduate of the Hudson Falls High School. He and Mrs.

Binetti, recently married, have taken possession of an apartment at the Hill residence at 4 North Oak Street. Mrs. Binetti will remain in this village while her husband is in college and Mr. Binetti will return to Hudson Falls for the week-ends. Vincent M.

Brazier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brazier, Preston Street, who served in the Army six years and was honorably discharged several months ago, will in the near future enter Niagara University, Niagara Falls. He has been employed at the Socony Vacuum Station at Main and Elm Streets. Pep Rally Tonight The first pep rally conducted recently in the Senior High School has been reported successful.

The rally was staged. under the leadership of Homer P. Dearlove, principal of the Senior High School, and Harold Stone, director of recreation. The second pep rally will be staged at 7 this evening at the gymnasium when program of songs, cheers, movies and dancing will be carried out. CODINGTON PROMOTED Russell Codington, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Codington, has been promoted to captain in the Officers Reserve Corps. On inactive status, he is employed as a pilot by TransWorld Airlines. Mr. and Codington and daughter, Joyce, recently visited Capt.

and Mrs. Codington at Farmingdale, L. ATTEND GE SHOW Four hundred students of the Hudson Falls Public Schools, accompanted by members of the faculty, attended G.E, House of Magic show at the Glens Falls High School Wednesday. Mary Stevens, Spa, Wed in Philadelphia SARATOGA SPRINGS Miss Mary Eleanor Stevens, daughter of Mrs. George R.

Stevens of 195 West Circular Street, became the bride of John W. Davidson at a ceremony performed at 4 P. M. Sept. 14 at St.

James Rectory, Philadelphia, by the Rev, Father O'Rourke. The bride wore tan suit with harmonizing accessories and an orchid corsage. Mrs. Davidson served two and half years in the Navy Nurses Corps, a year of which was in China. She was commissioned an ensign in August, 1943.

She is a graduate of St. Peter's Academy and of the Nathan Littauer Hospital School of Nursing in Gloversville. Before entering the Naval service she was on the Saratoga Hospital nursing staff, Mr. Davidson was honorably discharged from the Navy with the rank of pharmacist mate, first class. He now is employed in the General Electric X-ray Laboratories, Philadelphia.

Mr. and Mrs. Davidson reside at 3716 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. TO ATTEND SERVICES SARATOGA SPRINGS Company, commanded by Capt. William A.

Phillips, will attend the memorial services for former members of the 105th Infantry, NYNG, and the 2nd NYG, who died in service, at 4 P. M. Sunday at St. Paul's. Church, Troy.

GIVEN PARTY TICONDEROGA Miss Geraldine Gibbs entertained at a corn roast as a farewell party for Miss Janet Jackson, who has entered the Albany Business College, and Miss Dorothy Durkee, who has entered the Memorial Hospital in Albany to take a nurses' training course. Several young people attended. A social time was spent. Card of Thanks For the many acts of kindness of Hudson Falls Post, American Legion, Company neighbors and friends, as well as use of cars and floral tributes at the death of our beloved husband, son and brother, we are indeed appreciative. Signed- Mrs.

Pliney Tucker adv. and Family. South Glens Falls Rev. David Evans to Speak At Youth Rally Tomorrow The Rev. David Evans of Ludlow, a former circus acrobat turned evangelist, will be the principal speaker at the Pri-County Youth for Christ Rally which will be held in the South Glens Falls First Baptist Church: tomorrow starting at 7:45 P.

M. The program also will include special organ and instrumental music as well as a Hyely song service under the direction of the Rev. Lewis Stewart of Cossayuna. The Rev, Mr. Evans is now engaged in full-time evangelistic work, and the first two weeks in October he plans to hold services in Cineinnati, It is not expected that this accomplished speaker will visit this area again for some time.

The Youth For Christ rallies are Interdenominational and all young people, as. well as adults, of every denomination are cordially invited to attend. Young peoples' groups from this village, Glens 'Falls, Hudson Falls, Fort Edward, Corinth, Warrensburg, Ballston Spa, Fort Ann and Cossayuna are expected to be represented. A rehearsal for all young people who desire to sing in a special choir School Taxpayers Will Vote Oct. 3 A special meeting of taxpayers of former school District No.

3, Town of Moreau, qualified to vote at school meetings will be held at the school Oct. 3 at 7:30 P. M. to vote upon the following question: Shall the Board of Education of Central School District No, 1 of the Towns of Moreau, Northumberland ad Wilton be authorized to sell the property of former District No. 3 of the Town of Moreau, the proceeds of such sale to be refunded to the taxpayers in District No.

3, Town of Moreau, in accordance with the assessments as they appear on the last prior assessment roll? MRS. ROUSE HONORED Among the recent social events at the Village Inn, 61 Main Street, was a post-nuptial party for Mrs. Walter Rouse of Glens Falls, the former Miss Veronica Myette. 'A dinner was followed by card playing with prizes being awarded to Mrs. Louise Toomey, Mrs.

Ethel Collins, Mrs. Zorada LaPoint and Miss Margaret Coffey. Mrs. Rouse was presented with a crystal set. MASONS OPEN FALL SEASON CORINTH- The first Fall meeting of Corinth Lodge, F.and A.

was held Tuesday night in the I. O. O. F. Hall, Maple Street.

Preceeding the meeting a chicken pie supper was served by Corinth Chapter, There were 44 members present. The next meeting will be Oct. 8. when Ladies' Night will be observed with the following committee in charge: Royce White, Alexander Elder and Elwin Parker, Master Masons' Night will be observed at a meeting of Corinth Chapter, 0. E.

8., Tuesday night, The chapter will conduct a card party Oct. 29. HOSPITAL NOTES CORINTH Mrs. Gilmore Dean and infant son, Hadley; Mrs. Iril Robinson and infant daughter, RFD 1, Corinth; Mrs.

Elwood Harris, Luzerne; Beecher Carpenter and Burton Aldous, this village, were discharged yesterday from the Corinth Hospital. TO MEET TONIGHT CORINTH The Past Matrons' Club will meet at 8 tonight at the home of Mrs. Bartlett M. Ide, HamIlton Avenue. Hostesses will be Mrs.

Ide, Mrs. Earl Kenyon and Mrs. Edgar Costello. Martha Stanton to Wed LAKE LUZERNE-HADLEY-Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Smead, Hadley, announce the engagement of their niece, Miss Martha Stanton, to Marry C. Fowler, son of Mrs. Blanche Fowler of Fair Haven. Miss Stanton, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Dewey Stanton, has made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Smead for many years. She was graduated from HadleyLuzerne Central High School and Plattsburg Teachers' College and is a member of the faculty of Red Creek Central School, Mr. Fowler was graduated.

from Fair Haven High School and Clarkson Tech, The wedding will take place in November. MRS. ROME FENTON VOCAL STUDIO Dr. Webster's Residence Voice Trial Free of Charge Phone Schuylerville 56-M STRAND Hudson Falls Now York SPECIAL KIDDIE'S MATINEE SATURDAY at 1:45 4 BIG CARTOONS IN ADDITION TO OUR REGULAR SHOW Plus MANY VALUABLE PRIZES from HALL'S 9 Maple Street NO ADVANCE in PRICES TRUMAN TRUMAN (Continued from Page said that "this can be solely to the drive of packers in creating this shortage in order to controls on the prices of Senator Mead (D-NY) a telegram to Secretary of ture Anderson saying that conspiracy among the big exists to keep meat off the Foods GIANT APPLES (Macintosh) 3 29c ALWAYS POST-TENS-10 RALSTON WHITE SUN-FILLED CLIFF SWEET GRAPE-NUTS DILL PICKLES I POTATOES Local 15 Lb. Pk.

"OLD RINSO LUX FLAKES SWAN LUX SOAP LIFEBUOY GOLD DUST GOLD SPRY TURKEYS FILLET OF FRESH BULL COTTAGE federal authorities should Chicago. But he said that If there exert all their power and influence Is such a conspiracy as Sabath to expose the conspirators." Mead, charged, he knows nothing about it declared that "a national emergency and that he does not think it is is at hand" and urged a council of fact. 1) various government agencies "to Sabath called the situation attributed take immediate action," strike of organized greed against the the meat The Justice Department an- American people" and added: artificial nounced Aug. 16 that it was investi- "I believe also that the refusal eliminate the gating complaints of artificial meat of the packers to buy and process meat." shortages to determine whether meat has deep political motivations released anti-trust prosecutions are war- and 1s deliberately intended to Agricul- ranted. embarrass the administration." "if a Mr.

Truman, commenting on Sabpackers ath's demand, noted that the con- California has a market gressman lives in the meat center of of vineyards. FOR YoUR GOOD HEALTH MARKETS REV. DAVID EVANS at the Youth for Christ Rally Saturday have been requested by C. A. Jones, who is arranging for the event, to meet for rehearsal at.

7:30 tonight in the Baptist Church. LEGION INDUCTS STAFF TONIGHT Commander Robert J. Mohr, has announced that a meeting of Mohican Post, 553, American Legion, will be held tonight at 8 in I.O.O.F, Hall, Officers, from Saratoga County will install the newly elected officers, headed by Walter Clatworthy, All veterans of World War I and IT, local and county ofifcers, are invited to attend. Refreshments will be served. WILL IN PROBATE The will of Andrew Taylor, late of the Town of Moreau, has been admitted to probate by Saratoga County Surrogate George O.

Tuck. The will bequeaths $50 to St. Mary's Church, Glens Falls, and the restdue of the estate to Fred B. Chapman and Salvator J. Leombruno, who are named as executors.

Denver Youth Pleads Guilty of Larceny. ALBANY, Sept. 26 (P). Harvey M. Glatman, 18, of Denver, pleaded guilty to first degree larceny today.

County Judge: Earl Gallup deferred sentence until Oct. 10. Glatman was indicted on a charge of second degree robbery in connection with the "toy gun" theft of $28-from. Florence Hayden last Aug, 22. The charge was reduced on recommendation of District Attorney Julia B.

Erway who expressed belief the youth could be "rehabilitated." UNRRA plans to purchase 000,000 worth of petroleum products in the United States in the first half of 1946 for use in foreign countries. FOR SALE One or two-family house, located in one of the best residential sections of Hudson 'Falls. DIAL 4-6726 Before 9 A. M. or after 5 P.

M. APPLES and SWEET CIDER REYNOLDS 50 Maple St. Hudson Falls DIAL 4-4087 he used to pay $15 for a permanent Phyllis Kinney of New Milford ow she gives herself Toni wave at home Today, thousands of women are giving themselves Toni waves in 2 to 3 hours at home. Easy, quick, gentle even for tome baby-fine hair. Use Toni for a professional-looking, longlasting, 25 lovely permanent! coni permanent home GREME COLD WAVE CLIFF'S CUT RATE (Lewis Pharmacy) 56 Main Hudson Falls Dial 4-4809 Store Hours: P.

M. Including Saturdays 2 CONVENIENT ADDRESSES 214 Main Street, Broadway al Bridge Hudson Falls Fort Edward LOW PRICES! Pkgs. Assorted Cereal 25c OATFLAKES Lge, Pkg. HOUSE COFFEE 1 Lb. PEg.

38c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46-07. Can 31c PEAS No. Can WHEAT-MEAL Pkg. (sliced) Jar 39c I Celery Hearts RED GRAPES, 100 Lbs. 2 Bunches 2 Lbs.

$2.89 ENGLISH" No-Rubbing Wax Gal, $1.09 Lge. SOAP Lge. Lge. Pkg. SOAP POWDER DUST CLEANSER 3 (ABOVE 23c Pig.

23c Bar Lbs. WHEN AVAILABLE) HOME AND FOWLS DRESSED HADDOCK I. 49c HEADS IL. CHEESE 23c CAULIFLOWER SPECIAL LOCAL Head NEW 1947 FRASIER On Display Starting Saturday SEPTEMBER 28 10 A. M.

to 10 P. M. You are invited to inspect this new 1947 style sensation starting Saturday at 10 A. M. We know you'll like it.

STAR MOTOR SALES MAIN STREET SALEM, N. Y. Med. 10c Med. Med.

3 Cales 3 cakes Lge, re Pa. 18..