104 Students Honored On High Honor Roll At Massena High
Forty seven pupils earned high honor for the first quarter of the second semester at Massena High School. One hundred four were on the regular honor roll. The high honor list includes names from Twelfth to Post Graduate levels, while a separate donor high list features nineteen names across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Chaszat
Jean Cline
Loix Chapman
Betty Johns
Wilma Johnson
Richard Slater
Lucille Termah
Thelma DeRushla
Corinne Dewey
Norman Hopson
Lawrence Hiter
Richard Seguaccy
Lilian Sprankle
Satenis Tarsiptan
Wiliam Wiliams
Marjorie Derouchle
Mary Catanzarite
Mildred Dear
Alex Duarte
Sister Alexis Powers Dies at Gabriels Sanatorium
Sister Alexis Powers, formerly Bridget Powers, a Mercy Order nun born in Newfoundland on August 23, 1900, died at 4 AM Sunday at Gabriels sanatorium after four years of illness. She taught in St Bernard’s and Massene parochial schools, later at Roses Point, and served at St Bernard’s until health forced leave. Survived by her mother Mary Powers, two sisters Margaret Powers and Mrs Elmer King, brother Mogue Powers, and sister in Brooklyn Mrs Cathence Culler. a solemn requiem high mass will be held Tuesday at Gabriels with burial in the Gabriels cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranac Labe
Siater Mary Alexis
Mercy Order
St Bernard's Farochlat
Gabriels
Alexis
Ife
Newfoundland
Mary Bradbury
Powers
Peter Powers
Sisters of
Bridget
Josephine Powers
Margaret Powers
Elmer King
Boston
Mogue
Cathence Culler
Brooklyn
Jeane
St. Bernard's Devs
Gabriela
Banquet Held for Massena Women Democrats Audience
The Women’s Democratic Club of Massena hosted a Knights of Columbus banquet with speakers including George Fletcher for mayor, Al Henry Mecktley and Tene Lambert for trustees, plus John Wey Whalen and Mrs H. AL Quentlie among others. Toasts and songs closed the evening as plans for a county meeting were discussed.
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Women's Democratic Club of
Massena
Knights of Columbus
George Fletcher
al Henry Mecktley
Tene Lambert
John Wey Whalen
Mra H. AL Quentlie
Matena
St Lawrence County
Bhic
Mastens
Gyecin
Napee i
Arnold Sentenced to Thirty Day Term at County Jail
Arnold was sentenced to thirty days in county jail by Judge H.R. Wile on Saturday after being found guilty of assault and attempted rape. The case, involving Arthur Howes of 124 Davis Street, included testimony about a weapon and a struggle in the street near the north end of Eric Avenue. The proceedings reflected a violent incident with Arnold denying the charges.
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Arnold
Willam
Arneid
Boe
Eric
mHeath
Jen
Elton
Norwich choir leads protest against taxes and local events
The Chenango County scene in Norwich features a Taxpayers’ Association protest against state taxes led by Delaware County figures, a Sunday music program at North Street Methodist Church, and a slate of local happenings. The event includes two Negro spirituals and a Netherlandish prayer song, with petitions planned to oppose tax increases and a women’s committee planned. The same issue covers a Bowler match between Norwich and Binghamton clubs, church visits by Bishop Malcolm E. Peabody, a school principal change in Ozelte, and a court hearing for a wife abandonment case, all woven into a busy local page.
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Norwich
Chenango County
Taxpayers’ Association
Delaware County
North Street Methodist
Lehman
Assemblyman
Irving M. Iven
Roy M
Eugene Weigand
Pate
Ging Church
Moses
Brewer
Burlesxhy Sullivan
Behabert
Jesus
von Weber
George Huntington
Paul
Schermerhorn
J. Kenneth Hallister
Merbert Hayek
Matthew W
Fred W. Tate
Malcolm E. Peabody
Jien
New York
Emmanuel Church
Peabody
Pariah House
Emmanuel Parish
Loally
Esther Lewis
Edith Bacon
John Spring
Enoch Arden Decree Granted in Auburn Case
A divorce decree granted in Auburn by Supreme Court Justice Ben Kenyon dissolves the marriage of Dorothy Annis and Maurice Annis after their June 6 1529 Slaterville Springs wedding. Also filed is an Enoch Amon decree by Justice Kenyon dissolving Parker W Hayden and Helen H Hayden marriage from Elton Maryland on July 25 1927.
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Auburn
Supreme Court
Ben Kenyon
Dorothy Annis
Maurice & Annis
James E. Quigley
Slaterville Springs
Enoch Amon
Kenyon
Parker W. Hayden
Helen H. Hayden
Elton
Dorothy M. Nolan to Become Bride
Mr and Mrs James Nolan of Moravia announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Monica Nolan to Joseph Augustes O Connell son of Mr and Mrs John O Connell also of Moravia The wedding is planned in Moravia Both families are local to Moravia with Nolan graduates from Moravia High School class of 1933 and O Connell from 1930 The groom works in Moravia retail trades.
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Auburn
James Nolan
Moravia
Dorothy ‘Monica Nolan
Joseph Augustes O'Connell
Mrr
John O'Connel
Mixx Nolan
O'Connell
Molly Astinesa
Lenten Meditation And Mother Daughter Banquet Highlight Auburn Events
Auburn hosts a Lenten meditation for men featuring Dr William J Minkle at the FMACy with the theme The Master and the Kingdom of God. The same town also holds its annual mother and daughter banquet at New Hope Methodist Church with guest speakers, vocal solos, and a main address by Mrs Paul S Jammer of Aclum.
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Auburn
Fmacy
Wn Ker
Willam J. Minkle
New Hope
New Hope Methodist Episcopal Church
Mia Ils Bacon
Ludlotreille
HL Wesley Racom
New Hope Church
Mra G Paillp Terrance
Locke Witt
Tomstistrens
Charlia West
Harriet Stoker
Mra
Paul Rowe
Moravia
Jenafer Anderson
Paul 5
Jammer
Acbum
Pauliin President of Democratic Club
Pauliin President of Democratic Club is noted at a meeting in Hotel Jehoshene. Other officers include George Lanpbrar as vice president Paul Grapes as secretary Richard Ferninand as treasurer. The next meeting is set for April thirtieth with further details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauliin
Democratic Club
Auburn
Ome
Tenth Ward
New'n Decerate Club
Hotel jOeherne
George Lanpbrar
Paul Grapes
Fchard Redinand
Spa-Bay School Board Meeting Notice
A board meeting for Spa Bay school is scheduled at Trinkty Method on Monday at the parsenage. Extecenel Chareh wot he heat is TM. Gather materials and note the date and location for attendance.
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Spa- Bay
Parnenage
Calvary Church Officers Plan Several Meetings
Calvary Church officers and teachers of Calvary Church School will meet Friday night at Mrs J Shopston 24 Ross St. J Hlmer Rosrell is guest speaker. The Steadfast Class meets Tuesday night at Mrs d EL Tilden 12 Ketell St. Hostesses Mme J F Schneider and Mrs Fred Skinner. A fellowship supper Thursday night at the church. A dramatization by young people. Kenneth R O Kester to present budget for next year. The Kings Daughters Society holds a social Friday afternoon at Mrs Congdon 7 Evans St.
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Auburs
Calvary Church School
J. Shopston
Ross'St
J. Hlmer Rosrell
Sirs
D. EL Tilden
Ketehell St
Sting Hosteses
Mme J. FL Schneider
Fred Skinner
Kenneth RO Kester
King’s Daughters’ Society
Congdon
Evans St
Massena Pastor to Address D E S Event
Massena Massena pastor Barker Le IWatern of the Methodist Church will speak at the evening program after the regular services. A community committee led by Mrs. Lona Merkley will provide refreshments following the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
Fev
Barker le Iwatern
Merthodist [Exarch
Waters
Aira Loniia Merkley
Malone Election Heats Up As Voters Prepare Tuesday
In Malone the first mayoralty contest in 46 years draws keen interest. Ralph J. Cardinal seeks re election for Citizens with Le Stanley Bowker of the Republican ticket challenging him. A slate led by Plumadore Deans and Mrs Ralph Child aims for two year terms, while Miss Child seeks the one year post after being appointed to her late husband’s unexpired term. Trustees include Edward St Mary Joseph Forbes opposing W L Clark, with Harry T Northridge the only trustee holding over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Child
Plumadero
Mies
Child
Dicket
Edward St. Mary
Joseph Forbes
W. W. Clark
Harry T. Northridge
All Star Basketball Game Divides Honors at Oxford Academy
The Susquehanna and Chenango sections of the Susquenango League split honors at the annual all star game at Oxford Academy. Chenango varsity topped 34 34 in a tight match while Susquehanna edged ahead late in the junior and senior contests.
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Oxford
Susquehanna and
Chenango
Susquenango League
Oxford Academy
Chenango Valley
Susquehanna
Ted
Fred Crane
Aston High School
Susquehanna Valley
Franklin
Sidney
Bainbridge
Afton
Deposit
Clyde Cote
Greene
Sherburne
Earlville
New Feriln
South New Berlin
Fred Fox
Crane
Rene Wheeler
Sherburne High School
Cole
Mr. Fox
Emil Best
W. B. Ruland
Fred Marciany
Oxford School
Chenango Aeytion
Tangan
Crete
Fremitz
WMBO Schedule Heading Notable Listing of Programs
Local WMBO timetable lists Monday and Tuesday airings across afternoon and evening blocks with music variety, talk, sports, religious, and public affairs segments. Notable items include Treasure Chest and Swing Time, with multiple host and program titles and several brand references.
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Auburn
WMBO
HiTin Pan Alley
Srj
Better
Marcellus
Club of the Air
Lyons
March of Values
Bulletin Board
Robert Baldwin
Skaneateles Buy
Voters Go to Civic Building for Village Election
Voters will cast ballots at the rear of the fire station for the village election new voting hours 10 A M to 6 P M in a remoted location due to town hall work. Republicans hold top spots on the ballot as voters decide mayor and village trustees with candidates Newton Fletcher McGinns Lambert Morrison and Prashaw among the contest.
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Massesa
Republians
R. A. Newton
George Fletcher
M. Henry McGinns
Tone Lambert
Tcket
Daniel Morrison
John Prashaw
Two Organizations to Sponsor Massena Carnivals
MASSENA St Lawrence Lodge 587 1 C C F and Zarl G Santimayy Post V F O V will sponsor carnivals in Massena this summer. No definite dates set but both groups plan on two of the best slows and rides in the country. The wage will allow only two carnivals a year to come to Massina. Both the IOCF and VFW petitioned the Village Board for the carnivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
St. Lawrence Lodge
1.C.C.F
Zarl G. Santimayy
Post
V-Fov
Massina
C.F
V.fw
Weedsport to Pick 2 Trustees Tuesday
Weedsport voters will choose two trustees Tuesday with only the Repulse ticket fielded. O. J. Kusche and Charles Cusick stand for re election unopposed as Kusche completes years of service and Cusick, among Cayuga County's young attorneys, was named last month to fill a vacancy. Similar scene in Union Springs with Mayor George B. Taylor and Trustee Fred renominated in a caucus. No contests reported elsewhere in the area.
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Auburn
Ghowen
Weedsport
Lica
O. J. Kusche
Charles Cusick
Kusche
Efeh
Cusick
Cayuga County
Poe
Union Springs
George B. Taylor
Fred
Citizens
Columbia Squires Alumni Beat Firth in City League
In Fulton Street School court the ColuntSian Squires Alumni defeated Firths 44 to 34 to open the City Basketball League championship series. Synnott, a former Holy Family star, led the winners with 17 points. A girls game saw Firths beat Ukrainian National Club 49 to 14. William Kutikowski won the senior foul shooting contest with 14 of 25.
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Auburn
Fulton Street
Coluntsian Squires
Firth’s
Synnott
Holy Family
Chamionship
William Kutikowski
Seymour St
Men's Church Class To Meet Monday In Auburn
Members of Sweden's class at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Auburn will gather Monday for monthly meetings and a social hour hosted by James Torraine William Millar and Arthur Schermerhorn. A Missionary Society meeting is planned Wednesday afternoon at Miss Margaret Allen's home with devotions by Mrs Magsey and a Japan-focused discussion by Mrs Taylor. The Westminster Club meets Thursday night with Miss Hannah Radley leading devotions and John Sager directing the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Westminster Presbyterian Church
James Torraine
William Millar
Arthur Schemerhorn
The
Missionary Society
Margaret. Allen
Magsey
Taylor
Japan
Westminster Club
Hannah Radley
John Sager
County Court Term Opens Tuesday in Corning
Corning Steuben County Court reconvenes Tuesday with the Louis Young case set for trial. District Attorney George A King notes a jury has been drawn and says the term may be paused if Young’s attorney pursues another case in Supreme Court. Several other cases on the calendar include Kantor, Stevens, and Ross Rosenberger grand larceny and stock fraud charges. Samuel Roberts case moved to Justice Van Voorhis in Rochester amid a bid to transfer out of Wheeler’s jurisdiction.
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Corning
Steuben
Louis Young
George A King
Youngs
Edging. Brown
Young
Supreme ‘Court
King
Jos
Kantor
New 4Th Berk
C. C. Corwin
Charles Stevens
Corning Automobile
Can
Howard Ross
Rosenberger Snow
Canandaigua Jal
Despreq
Supreme Court
Samuel Roberts
Cuming
John van Voorhis
Rochester
Roberts
Jjohn.c. Wheeler
Wheeler
Bar| Association
Club to Meet Auburn for Illustrated Paper
When the Art Research Club gathers Monday night at the Cayuga Museum of History and Art Mrs. D B Everett will read an illustrated paper on The Museum of the American Indian and the Heye Pollination.
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Auburn
Art Research Club
Cayuga Museum of
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Binghamton Exchange Club
Norwich Exchange Club
Binghamton Party
Juncheon
Tod Met- Sone
Joseph ‘Maritato
Gustave
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Samuel H. Pond
Mr. Weigand
Merton Perry
J. Kenneth Hollister
Arthur HH. Janige ¥On
A Woodall
South Otselie Central School
Ham Mondsport Union Free School
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Dundee High School
Joseph Paddock
Marshall St
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J. William Kepner
Kenneth Fernalla
Frank W. James
Padock
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Walton
Owego
Newark Valley
Owexo
Kurt Beyer
Val Singhamto
Binghamton
Or Smith
Fernayid
Green
Coleman
Byrne
Enoch Arden
Dorothy M. Nolan
Calvary Church
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Hobart
Matehone
Malone
Columbia Squires
Firth
Rae
Thos
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American Weekly
Sam Eekly
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