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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1950

Page

75

Shean Named To Runfor County Judge

MASSENA Thomas E Shean prominent Massena attorney was unanimously designated by members of the St Lawrence County Democratic Committee meeting in Massena yesterday afternoon as the candidate for county judge There were no other candidates The nomination came at the close of the meeting attended by 27 persons A large number of proxies were sent by committee members He served once as district attorney and was appointed by a Democratic governor to fill a term John D Vankennen of Ogdensburg was reelected county chairman with Arthur J Tyo as vice chairman and treasurer and Mrs Cathryn Devine of Massena as secretary McGuigan headed the nomination committee which recommended that an ale chairman a woman be appointed This measure was adopted

Massena Thomas E. Shean Shean John D. Vankennen Ogdens-tburg Arthur J. ‘Tyo Ogdensburg Cathryn Devine McGuiggans

29 Counties Share 4 H Stock Prizes at New York State Fair

Onondaga 4-H Cub members led in the Junior Cattle Show with 73 points, edging Livingston by 18. Jersey division contributed 35 points to Onondaga totals, while Livingston dominated Holstein judging with 42 points. Tioga placed third at 48 points, with Ayrshires influencing much of Onondaga and Tioga results among 29 counties sharing prize money across divisions.

Onondaga Ted ‘Ail Usose New York State Fair Livingston Jersey Ateast Jefferson Ayrshires Tioga Silas Stimson Spencer Delaware Chenango Dutchess Cayuga St. Lawrence Wayne Yates Lewis Greene Cortland Montee al ‘Orange Wyoming Oswera Genesee Oneida Branklin Herkimor

Gas Escape Traps Family in Watertown Home

In Watertown, a family was endangered by a gas escape linked to a faulty appliance. Mrs. and eight others were affected as emergency responders contained the leak and ensured safe evacuation. No serious injuries reported.

Advice to dairymen: Don’t cut corn yet for gains

Canton St Lawrence County dairymen are urged by Don E Huddleston to delay corn cutting. He notes corn in blister to early milk stages can gain in digestible nutrients and dry weight as it matures to the hard dough stage, advising feeding hay now and delaying harvest to boost yields and profits.

Canton St. Lawrence County Don E. Huddleston Hury Huddleston

Seven Women Will Graduate as Nurses Tonight

Ogdensburg announces seven women will graduate from the A Barton Hepburn Hospital School of Nursing at the annual commencement in the school auditorium. The class of 1950 includes Beverly Ellen Dalton Gouverneur Francine Elizabeth Gagnon Ogdensburg Patricia Agnes Matochik Pyites Barbara Ogdensburg Marie Sanford Waddington Hunter Thomas Malone and Margaret Jane Van Ornum Gouverneur. Rev. Floyd Brown will be the speaker.

Ogdensburg Hunter Thomas Malone Marigaret Jane van Ornum Gouverneur Floyd Brown

Ruth E. Clark Canton Bride

Ruth Eleanor Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl R Clars Canton Ohio became the bride of Archie Paul Cornell son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Cornell Canton in a ceremony at the First Methodist Church Sept 3 Rev Walter S Debbie officiated Mrs Cornell a Canton High School and Ogdensburg business school graduate is employed at St Lawrence County Clerk's Office Cornell attended Canton High School served in the Marines 29 months and works at Dewey Cornell farm supply store

Canton Ruth Eleanor Clark Carl R. Clars Canton High School Dewey Cornell Farm Supply Store

Fire Destroys Barn at Three Mile Bay Farm

A barn and grain crop on Cleborn Crouse’s Chaumont Bay shore farm burned yesterday. The blaze destroyed oats and other stored crops. Estimated damage is 8000 dollars. The farm, rented to Cart Rus gel, caught fire in the evening from an unknown origin.

Three Mile Bay Cleborn Crouse Chaumont Bay Cart Rus

Massena to Get Recreation Aid Approved by NY Youth Commission

The New York State Youth Commission approved Massena’s renewal of its recreation project for the year starting June 15. The village plans to spend 2650 dollars, with program management by Harold Carrhome and Edward Allen, and recreation services provided jointly by the village and town.

Massena New York State Youth Commission Agnensburg Margaret Jerry P. Reagan Roebling Bowman M Ferrine Bowman Trenton N. J Robert T. Bowman Atg Petersburg Fla Myron Guy di Ir Ogdensburg vondaer-Borden Company Pride Harold A. Carrhome Edward Allen

Water department surplus eyed for six month free service plan

Malone officials debated using the Water Department surplus to fund six months of free water for residents. Water Supt Van Deusen proposed paying up to six months of water bills rather than applying funds to reduce village taxes, arguing all residential users pay equally. He noted about 40,000 in the bank and 25,000 likely after July, with an estimated 19,000 needed to run the department until then and potential 15,000 savings under a no water rent plan.

Malone van Deusen Water Department van Duesen I van Deusen Ihe van Deusest Net

Laney Assigned to Fort Monroe as chief of Army Field Forces

Col James R Laney of Dublin Ga is named chief of the Army Field Forces at Fort Monroe Va by Gen Mark Clark. A West Point graduate and veteran of World War II, Laney previously led the 14th AAA Gun Battalion Ninth Army in Europe and served at Camp Haan California.

Kaw U. S. Military Academy West Point Camp Haan Calif Ninth Army England Jpart Rhineland Arndennes Central Europe Campui

Engagement of Shirley Timerman to Karl Hulse Announces

WATERTOWN The engagement of Shirley Mae Timerman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley D Timerman of Bradley Street, to Karl W Hulse, son of Mr and Mrs George W Hulse of ay, is announced. Miss Timerman is employed by Ack & Co. Hulse served in the Army and is employed as a radio service man. The couple will be married next spring.

Watertown Shirley Mae Timerman Wesley D. Timerman Bradley St Karl W. Hulse George W. Hulse Timerman Ack& Co Hulse

Watertown Opens Football Season in 1850 Projected Clash

Watertown kicks off its football season with a tentative matchup against the Red and Black squad as the city prepares for a Western Football League opener. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the game is slated for noon and highlights early league play.

Watertown Johnson ‘Omer City’ Legion Aube Bill Carihe Schata

Nomination Tomorrow for St Lawrence County Judge

The St Lawrence County Republican Committee will meet tomorrow to nominate a candidate for county judge to succeed the late Judge John J Livingston. Bligh AP Dodds of Gouverneur was reelected county chairman at last Friday’s annual meeting amid opposition from State Senator Paul D Graves. The meeting and nomination will be held at 8 PM at the Hotel Harrington in Canton.

Canton St. Lawrence

Bee Williams Called To Service In Marine Corps

Lt Arthur Williams of the U S Marine Corps Reserves has been called to active duty and is at Camp Pendleton California with the 20th Battalion awaiting sailing for Korea. A World War II veteran he served in the Pacific and was later stationed in Tientsin China. The report also notes local political nominating meetings and candidates across Canton Potsdam Ogdensburg and nearby towns with county officials and lawyers named in connection to the November general election.

Arthur Williams U. S. Marine Corps Haseen Camp Pendelion Calif Korea Williams Pacific Tientsin China Bt. Williams Ifather Hugh C. Williams Renssel Donald E. Sanford Ogdensburg Charles E. Bowers Canton Allan L. Gurley Potsdam Arthur B. Hart Gouvierneur City John HM. Wells Richard GC

A T IL Offers New Business Aid Course

The Canton Agricultural and Technical Institute announces a new business aid course for the current year. The program, in the commerce department, includes typing, shorthand, accounting, psychology, human relations, economics, and communication. It features office equipment like adders, addressograph, plate maker, audiograph, and typewriter. The business administration department adds a business management curriculum for students aiming for management roles.

Canton Agricultural and Technical Institute Sinesade Aden Syne Feulum Peowkivs Mac Busines Administration Department Busines

Miss Bruso Weds R J Richer At St Bernard's Saranac Lake

Mrs Cirice Bruso daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Bruso of Saranac Lake and Robert J Richer son of Mr and Mrs Donat Richer of Tupper Lake were married by Rev Bernard Doe at St Bernard's Church Saranac Lake. Attendants were Mrs Bernadette Styles and Rolland Richer. About 90 guests attended and they planned a wedding trip to Atlantic City before making their home in their new house in Linneiner. The bride a Saranac Lake High School graduate and nurse served in World War I with Army Nurse Corps in England France and Belgium and previously at Ray Brook. The groom a Holy Ghost Academy graduate served with Mountain Infantry in Italy during World War I and now operates a shop with cousin Bolland Richer.

Tupper Lake Cirice Bruso Clifford Bruso Pageville Rd Savanac Lake Robert J. Richer Donat Richer Park ,St Fathay Bernard Doe St Bernard's Church Saranac Lake Bernadette Styles Rolland Richer Aption Ticher Atlantic City Linceiner Bride Saranac Lake High School Champilin Valley Ho

Massena Leads in School Enrollment Across Three Districts

Massena shows 3,492 pupils in the public and parochial schools, 28 fewer than last year, surpassing Ogdensburg with 3,004 pupils and Malone with 2,741. Census figures place Ogdensburg at 16,128 in 1950 and Massena village at 33,136, suggesting Massena’s larger enrollment is aided by school bus traffic.

Massena Ogdensburg Malone St. Lawrence County

Engagement of dune M McManus and Joe Moxley

MASSENA residents Mrs. Edward Empey announces the engagement of her daughter dune M McManus to Joe Moxley, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Mosley of 44anus. Dune M McManus is a 1943 graduate of Iena High School and served in the U S Navy for two and a half years, while Joe Moxley is a graduate of Iena High School. Both are pursuing further studies at Clarkson College in Potsdam.

Massena Edward Empey Center St. Hes Dune M. MicManus Jo Em. Moxley Stanley Mosley Isena H High School Iena High School U.S. Navy Gr. Clarkson Ce St. Lawrence

Lewis County Retains Snow Program After Debate

Lewis County supervisors split on snow removal policy, keeping the current master contract approach. A motion by Supervisor Arthur Moore led to a vote excusing Allyn Boyle from voting, with $25,000 earmarked for next winter’s snow removal and $13,500 for county relief. Welfare Commissioner Stanley Parsons outlined three funds: $10,000 home relief, $1,800 building fund, and $7,200 for care at the County Home.

Lowville Lewis County Taalfissta Stanlecy Parsons

Jewish Rites Today at Israel Synagogue

Jewish funeral rites will be held today at 11 A M at Israel Synagogue. Strong local observance plans are expected, with community members gathering to pay respects and honor the deceased.

Israel

Ogdensburg Library Receives Cannon Balls Discovery

In Ogdensburg in 1760, a shipment linked to the library era sparks note of cannon balls found or archived. The fragment hints at a historical anecdote involving the local institution and military artifacts.

Ogdensburg Library

Whitman Retires After 32 Years

John A. Whitman of 23 Maple has retired after 32 years with Bakeay Express Service. He accepts a new job as manager of Gray Bro Bowling Alleys, with renovations completed this summer and the new venture opening late in the month.

Santon John A. Whitman Maple Bakeay Express Sanger Whitman Gray Bro Gray Firebers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Malone Board Frank M. Hill Potsdam Hospital Mary Monica Estelle Marie A. Barton Hepburn Eloise B. King Central New York Hospital Syracuse Central New York Regional Hospital Council Runfor Ruth E. Clark Canton Bride Archie P. Cornell Darby-Bowman Icol Laney Fort Monroe Shirley Timerman Madrid Recquet Lake Baker Post Canastota Golden Beach Bee Williams A.t.il Miss Bruso R. J. Richer Hiss McManus Willi Wayne Moxley Henry Juen John F. Converse Holy Family Church Converse Joanne M. Queltevie Rs. Ernest 3. Quilette Ogdensberg
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