Many Speakers Listed for P T A Institute in Ithaca May 25
The four day State PTA Institute in Ithaca at Cornell May 1 4 features speakers led by Mary D. Champney of Rochester as institute chairman. Leaders include Dr. A L Winson, Dean E Lee Vincent, Mrs. Robert B. Howe, and many workshop coordinators from Syracuse to Rochester. Local arrangements are headed by Mrs. G B Atwater and others in Ithaca.
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P.T.A. Institute
Ithaca
Wyaca
Rave Coared
New York State
Cornell
Sreland
Moers
Mary D. Champney
Rochester
Champney
Martha van Rennselaer
W. W. Hendenhail
Cornell United Religious Work
A. L. Winson
School of Education
E. Lee Vincent
College of Home Economics
Robert B. Howe
State P.T. A
Conrad
Henry Wightman
University of New York
Dc. K. Beach
Hilton H. Dier
Lake George
PT_“A
Philip H. Becker
of de Witt
Harold Bristol
Syracuse
John EH. Brior
Watertown
Lewis Lynn
Jamestown
Charles Mache
Buffalo
Rowe
Hilda Welson
Dier
Floyd B. Newell
Julian E. Butterworth
Syill
Charles M. Edd
Claude L. Culp
Ithaca Public Schools
Clyde M. Moore
Winsor
Mary
John
State Congress of Parents and Teachers In Public Education
G. B. Atwater
Auburn
Paul Taber
Carl Vail
Wightman
Edward J. Casey
Youth Braved St Lawrence Ice to Save Friend
In Ogdensburg Donald C Tulloch Jr. rode a mile and a half on a cake of ice from a boat to reach his father’s stand. A 15 foot ice section broke away and Tulloch drifted. Joseph Connor failed to restart the motor, while Joseph Crawford of Cornwall Ontario spotted the youth and launched a rescue boat.
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Ogdensburg
Donald C Tulloch, Jr
St. Lawrence
Tulloch
Joseph Connor
Joseph Crawford
Cornwall
Ont
Crawford
Life Insurance Men Head Talk on Wills
Malone The Franklin St Lawrence Life Underwriters Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday with a 6 30 p m dinner at Jessies dining room Representatives from local banks and the County Bar Association will attend Guest speaker William Haynes of Buffalo vice president and secretary of the Marine Midland Group Inc will discuss wills and trusts President Richard M Lytle will preside and urge all life insurance workers in the area to attend
Saranac Band Seeks Members for Summer Concerts
SARANAC LAKE The Saranac Lake Municipal Band prepares for its summer concert series in the village park. The membership drive aims to attract more local musicians to perform at local and neighboring community functions. Committee leads include band director Joseph Boland and band officers. John DeLancett Ford Towner and Carlton Kilrey are named.
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Saranac Lake
Joseph Boland
John DeLancett
Ford Towner
Carton
Clarkson Fight Song Adopted by Potsdam Clarkson College
Clarkson College votes to continue the Alma Mater contest for another year and adopts the new fight song. Winners Guy Harris and Gerald DeLisle tied in the contest with 275 votes to 0. Gold waddles honor ten student governors. Leo Gasper presides with a gold gaveler. Foster Rennie wins Tau Beta Pi prize for outstanding freshman achievement.
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Potsdam
Clarkson College
Alma Maier
College Glee Club
Guy Harris
Gerald DeLisle
Potsdam State Teachers’ College
Ide
Student Board of Governors
Leo Gasper
Glens Falls
inSgnias
Frank Beaman
Malone
Eugene Xlueller
Rochester
Hendall Atkinson
Watertown
Robert Darin
Niagara Falls
Herman Steinborn
New York
Ronald Eliot
Big 1919 New York county fairs set busy schedule
Roy Fairman notes Tioga and Genesee counties lead a packed 1949 fair season as 52 county societies stage shows. Tioga opens July 24 in Owego, runs eight days. Genesee follows July 25–30 in Batavia. Fairs spread through August and into September with numerous presidents secretaries and treasurers guiding events.
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Tioga County
Owego Fury
Jason Mead
Owego
County Agricultural Society
William M. Miler
Genevieve Lowe
Tioga Center
Genesee County
Batavia
New York State
Boonville
Broome County
Whitney Point
Romeyn Vaughn
Boonville Fair
Charles H. Fickbohm
Emvin R. Hargrave
Arthur D. Driscoll
Olmier J. Brooks
Harold 86. Brennan
Howard Latray Dies in Massena Visit
Howard Latray 41 of Brushton died yesterday at the Massena home of his sister Mrs. Agnes Greenwood from congestion in the lungs. He was born in Brushton and lived there most of his life. He resided with the Ormand Mayville family for years and never married. Surviving are three sisters Mrs. Esther Cousineau of Massena, Mrs. Marribelle Bretie of Brushton, Elizabeth of Troy, and a brother Edward of Gouverneur.
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Xialone — Howard Latray
Brushton
Agnes Greenwood
Massena
John Latray
Ormand Mayville
Greenwood
Esther Cousineau
Miassena
Marribelle Bretie
Elizabeth
Troy
Edward
Gouverneur
Fairs Compete With New York State Exposition Week
Labor Day week features three fairs in operation Vernon Fair Otsego County Fair Schoharie County Fair and Trumansburg Fair. other fairs include Clinton County Monroe Montgomery Steuben Madison Montgomery Steuben counties with races Sept 3 through 10 and 12 to 18 for the state exposition.
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Jland
Cliinton
Plattsburg
Monroe County
Hen- Tietia
Warne County
Palmyra
Labor Day
Weefa
Madison County Fair
Ait Brookfield
Fonda
Steuben County Fair
Bath
Vernon Fair
Otsego County
Mortis
Cobleskill
Trumansburg
Hemlock
Dundee
Town Clerk and Wife Mark 50 Years of Marriage in Gouverneur
Town clerk and Dr Harry C Rogers celebrated a 50 year marriage with an open house at their Gouverneur home 32 Barn Street. Friends visited while telegrams and calls poured in. Mrs Rogers, a former singer and Crane School alumna, and Rogers long served the town and county in public service and business roles.
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Gouverneur
Harry C. Rogers
Rogers
Julia Etta Crane
Crane School of Music
Potsdam
New York
Airs
Crane
John P Stone Dies in Potsdam Hospital
John P Stone Sr of North Stockholm died of pneumonia in Potsdam Hospital. Born July 15 1867 in Canada, he lived 65 years in Potsdam. Survived by son George. another son William died in World War II. nieces and nephews. Funeral at 10 AM tomorrow Buck Funeral Home Norwood. burial Riverside Cemetery.
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Potsda
John P. Stone
North Stockholm
Potsdam
Canada
Philip Stone
Charlotte
Hiaitie Miay Ouderkirk
Mary Dillenbaugh
George
Stockholm
William
Tommorrow
Buck Funeral
Norwood
Frank R. Hughes
St Philips Church
Riverside Cemetery
Infant Dies at Massena Memorial Hospital at 4 Months
A Massena infant named William Terry Warner died after 12 hours at Massena Memorial Hospital. Survived by his parents Leste and Randy Warner, a brother Robert 7, sisters Geraldi and Nancy 3, paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John O. Warner of Massena Winthroprd, and step-grandfather James Bush of Raymondville.
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Massena
Massena Memorial Hospital
William Terry Warner
Leste
Vian Randy Warner
Massenainthropod
Robert
Geraldi
Nancy
John O. Warner
Massena Winthroprd
James Bush
Raymondville
Woman electrocuted by 2300 volt phone charge
Mrs Towyathh te era Lucie Veronica Ward, 28, of a village, was killed when answering a ringing phone. She was hurled across the room after stepping on a register as the candlestick phone sparked. Police said a 2360 volt primary line had broken and fallen over the telephone line nearby during a thunderstorm.
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Jay
Troop B
Funeral for St. Louis on Wednesday
Eugene St. Louis 62 a Gouverneur groceries operator died Sunday at home after four months illness. Canadian born 1886 he lived most of his life in Gouverneur survived by sister Mrs Edward J Cahill of Barney Gouverneur. Funeral services Wednesday at 10 from St James Church Rev Frederick P Diviney officiating burial Riverside Cemetery body at Cahill home for viewing.
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Gouverneur
Eugene St. Louis
Grove
Canada
R. St. Louis
Edward J. Cahill
Barney Sr
Sugar House Destroyed by Fire in Potsdam
Firefighters were summoned to Francis Garant’s Francis Street home yesterday morning as overheated stove pipes threatened a wall. Minor damage appeared. Separately a sugar house on Samuel Snyder’s farm along the Eben Clarvys Mills road was consumed by flames with all contents and the wood pile. flames appeared from the roof before aid arrived.
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Potsdam
Francis Garant
Francis St
Samuel Snyder
Eben- Clarvys Mills
Services Conducted For Mrs Shatraw
Mrs Elizabeth New town Shatraw 74 died at her home in Winthrop Fort Jackson rde Funeral held 10 AM at Holy Cross Hopkinton burial in St Patrick s Cemetery Brasheralls In early life she married William Shatraw who died in 1938 Survived by LeRor Ce Shatraw Frank Shatraw of Fab ius Great grandchildren seven total
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Massen
Mrrs
Elizabeth Newtown Shatraw
Winthrop-Fort Jackson Rde
Holy Cross Church
Hopkinton
St. Patrick’s
Brasheralls
Wiliam Shatraw
Survi
LeRor Ce Shatraw
Frank Shatraw
Fabius
Miss Roberts Accepts Teaching Post at LaFayette Central
Miss Margie Ann Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Roberts of Newcomb has accepted a teaching position at LaFayette Central School. She will receive her bachelor of music and education degree this June from Syracuse University and will teach vocal and instrumental music at LaFayette starting in September.
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Tupper Lake
Margie
Ann Roberts
Lyle
Roberts
Newcomb
LaFayette Central School
Syracuse University
Miss Roberts
College of Fine Arts
School of Education
LaFayette
Peter Sam Buried Today at Hogansburg
Massena funeral services for Peter Sam 68 of Cook Rd Hogansburg were held today at 1 109 P M at St Regis Catholic Church with burial in the parish cemetery. He died after two weeks illness with his brother Thomas Sam as survivor and was born October 26 1880 at Hogansburg. He married Margaret Cook who died in 1918.
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Margaret Cook
Madison area dairy talks outline new fluid milk pricing
Oneida Madison county dairy men plan April meetings to explain a proposed new formula for pricing fluid milk. The program includes a 28 minute Syracuse conference recording and features Dr F o Hill of the ball shed Price Committees.
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Oneida
Madison County
Dairymen’s League
Oneida County
Syracuse
Waterville Central School
Earlville
Camden
Lebanon
Holland Patent
Conestota
Hubbardsville
Middleville
Remsen
Vernon
West Winfield
Solsvile
F.o F. Hill
Boy's Leg Is Broken In Garden Street Accident
Auburn. Thomas Eugene Brennan aged 3 of 26 Chapel Street suffered a fractured left leg lac erations and shock last night after being struck by a car driven by George Darling of 143 Osborne Street on Garden Street. He was taken to City Hospital where the fracture was reduced and his condition today is fairly good. The driver told radio car officer Robert Orman that the boy ran in front of the car and was knocked to the pavement by the left front fender and he could not avoid the accident.
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Auburn
Thomas Eugene Brennan
Eugene Brennan
Chapel St
George Darling
Osborne St
Garden St
Robert Orman
Milk Prices Down Friday in Seneca Falls and Waterloo
Dealers in Seneca Falls and Waterloo announce price cuts effective Friday. Retail milk falls from 22-29 cents per quart, wholesale from 20 to 18 cents. heavy cream drops to 35 cents per half pint from 49 cents, coffee cream to 20 cents from 25 cents. Wholesale heavy cream drops to 30 cents, coffee cream to 18 cents per half pint.
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Seneca Falls
Seneca Salis
Waterloo
Prior Groomed For First Base At Princeton This Spring
ONEIDA Willard Prior of Oneida a candidate for Princeton University baseball this spring is being groomed for the first base post. In high school Prior was first string catcher and in amateur games was used at shortstop. He made the basketball and football teams at Princeton in his sophomore year and played free sports in the freshman year.
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Oneida
Willard Prior
Princeton University
Prior
Princeton
World Relief Funds Collected in Potsdam Churches
Potsdam churches report varied totals in the World Relief drive. Mann's Catholic Church lists 1249 dollars, the Presbyterian 212, the Methodist 107, and Trinity Episcopal 109 to date. The Baptist Church runs a separate campaign titled shares for success led by Rev. Orio E Hess.
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Potsdam
Se. Mann
J. Thurston Travis
Trinity Exsiscopa
Baptist Church
Wt. Lea
Orio E. Hess
William Morse, Fowler Resident, 68, Dies
Gouverneur funeral services for William Morse 68 retired Tate employee and farmer of Fowler will be held Tuesday at 2 30 PM from Sprague funeral home Gouverneur with Rev Harold A Thomas officiating Burial will be in Hadesboro Cemetery Morse born November 28 1880 in DeNalb son of James and Jane Morse married Jennie Fields in 1904 He worked for International Tile Co until 1942 then bought farm on Emeryville road Surviving wife three sons Gerald Harver Stanley a daughter Mrs Floyd Frawley Mrs Archie Brezo and two brothers George Morse Grover Morse
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Gouverneur
William Morse
Tate
Fowler
International Tale Co
John Blackburn
Emeryville Road
Gerald
Harver
Stanley
Carthase
Sirs
Floyd Frawley
Archie Brezo
George Morse
Chubb Lake Road
Grover Morse
Hailesboro
Newark Man Drowns in Barge Canal
Isaac Havert 63 of 759 E Union St Newark was found dead by the Barge Canal near the dry dock between Newark and Lyons three miles east of Newark after a 24 hour search. Coroner Arthur Besemer of Marion ruled accidental drowning.
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Newark
Isaac Havert
Union St
Lyons
William Scheerens
Arthur Lyman
Peter Governor
Leon Hess
Scheerens
Havert
Marion
Hapgood to Map PBA Program
Malone L A Hapgood has taken charge of organizing the Progressive Business Association programs for the year. He will appoint three committeemen to help map the new program and announce selections later. The PBA plans lunch meetings at the Franklin Hotel every other week, with the next meeting set for Wednesday April 6. Benjamin B Bregman will address the group.
Boys Club Chorus To Broadcast On WMSA Program
Potsdam region presents a Boys Club Chorus program directed by Marian Weed broadcasting on WMSA Masena Sunday at 3:32 PM. The show includes interviews with L Mark Reagan president of the board Mrs IR Roger Dunn president of the Women's Auxiliary and Daniel Chase club director. Four chorus members will participate.
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Potsdam
Mirs
Marian Weed
WMSA
Massena
L. Mark Reagan
Roger Dunn
Women’s Auxiliary
Wii Oman
Daniel Chase
Tupper Lake Athlete Receives St Lawrence University Honors
Bill Frenette son of Mr and Mrs Charles Frenette of Tupper Lake earned athletic awards at a Canton chapel convocation. He received varsity sweaters letters and numerals for varsity skiins and jayvee squads in a special ceremony marking his recognition by St Lawrence University.
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Tupper
Lake
Bill Frenette
Airs
Charles Frenette
St. Lawrence University
Canton
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Rye
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Port Washington
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East Rochester
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Kingston
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Saranac Band
Clarkson
Roy E. Fairman
Roy Fairman
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St. Lawrence County
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Elmira
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Charles E. Baker
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Wadnams
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Elizabethtown
Franklin County
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F. J. Robinson
B. L. Johnson
Evans Mills
Jefferson County
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D. K. Briggs
Great Bend
Paul J. Woodard
Oswego County
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Seymour Hicks
Parish
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Cyril L. Seymour
Turin
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Charles E. Converse
Phelps
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Seneca County Fair
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Rero
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G.O.P
Watertown—Bank Club
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Anne F. Dickson
Ernest M. Eckers
Gloria Mudd
Ruby Lambert
Chares A.gaffney
J. Lying
Jefferson County Academy of General Practice
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Jer. J. A. Mishkin
Arnold J. Lee
Carthage
George S. Nellis
St. Louis
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Hogansburg
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