1948-12-23 - Northern New York Historical Newspapers

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1948 THE BREWSTER STANDARD—ESTABLISHED 1869 PAGE FIVE
on W cSr^ r dar * "*" aU " Brewster School
Lists Honor Students
Bernard Waters of the First National
Store will close at 4 p.m., Friday,
December 24. o
Brewster Orange "will hold a dance
Jan. 14 with Swede Stoltz to lead his
band In square and round dance
music.
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The Rev. Frederick A. Coleman, former
rector of St. Andrew's Church,
wiU conduct services here on Sunday.
At 11 o'clock morning service and at
its conclusion a baptismal service,
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Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Brady, Jr., and
Miss Carol Ann Brady will leave Newark
Airport on Saturday in a Constellation
for Miami, Fla. Their return
will be in time for the opening
of Drew Seminary after New Years.
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Walter Heady, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Solomon Heady, was seriously injured
Friday night when the car In which
he was a passenger with five other
soldiers on furlough from Fort Lee.
Va., collided head on wih a car coming
in the opDosite direction. Walter
is in Walter Reed Hospital. Washington,
D. O, with a punctured leg. and
his companions also are there with injuries.
Their 15 day furlough will
likely be extended.
Stanlev J. Grab, assistant manager.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company,
of Danburv. called on old
friends and acquaintances in Brewster
Tuesday. Escorted bv his associate
Ralph Lord of the Brewster office
of the companv. Stanley, one time
messeneer for Mabel Kenney Lapke,
former Western Union operator, toured
Main Street from the Prisco taxi
stand to Brewster Garage where Mrs.
Lapke serves as clerk and receptionist.
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BREWSTER
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. W. Dyer Blair. Minister
Harold A. Knapp. Director of Music
Mrs. Harold Purdy. Organist
HONOR ROLL «
First Honor Roll
Twelfth jrade: Catherine Lane, Anneliese
Stahl, Vivian Tebordo, Oene
Wallen, Jane Wallen.
Eleventh grade: Carol Jane Pagan,
Qualn Pugsley.
Tenth grade: Robert Millar.
Ninth grade: Margaret Tut tie, Clara
Willis.
Eighth grade: Marilyn Robinson,
Margaret Ronan, Ralph Turner, Robert
Schneider.
Seventh grade: Marcelle Genovese,
Sandra Miller, Peter Peckham, Robert
Pigat, Donald Seifert, Melissa
Smith, Anita Snidero, Ann Snidero,
Thomas Tlmms.
Sixth grade: Robert Bruschlnl, Edward
Conroy, John Gillberti, Evelyn
Born, Daniel Moore, Brenda Truran.
Fifth grade: St rat ton Kane, Kenneth
Gross, Elizabeth Kaoondl, Marda
Mar Conn ell.
Fourth grade: Mary Betcher, Philip
Blaney, Mary Jane Bloomer, Janet
Brewer, Virginia Eastwood, Linda
Fenty, Richard Folchettl, James Fueling,
Marilyn Knapp, Arlene Lobdell,
Frang McDonald, John Raybeck, Martha
Schutz, Dean Smalley, Alice
Smith, James Truran, Susan Wernecke.
Third grade: Hal Chrlstensen, Eugene
Hunt, Edward Hubbell, Lilian
Moss, Edna Oxman, Mildred Peterson,
Jennifer Truran, Eleanor Tuttle.
. Second grade: Ron a Blaney, Jonathan
Eliot, Elaine Fornander, Deborah
Ann Howley, Joanne Lacondi, Dennis
McCulloch. Walter Nelson, Harvey
Radler, Linda RIgdon, Ann Sheridan.
Florence Snodgrass, Betty Jane
Stark. Patricia Storm, Rochelle Tabachnick,
Prlscilla Todar, Burr Wallen,
Rita Walsh, Sonia Walter.
Rotary Santa Claus
Coining To Brewster
Local Organisation of Rotary WIU
Stage a Christinas Program for
Children on Main Street Christmas
Eve.
Well before lights go on Brewster
Rotary Club's Santa Claus, Roy Blake,
to some of our neighbors, will come
gliding along Main Street behind one
of George Spindler's horses or motors,
'depending on the weather, come
to a stop at the flag pole near the
Washington's Troops
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ews of Mr. Reardon,
bled at this house. The happy couple
stood In the parlor just in front of
the recess window, which that night
was a bower of fragrant flowers. A
gay young officer had made a wager
that he would make the bride smile
during the ceremony. She had just
uttered the words "I Will," in answer
to the question of the minister when
the thoughtless young fellow stepped
out and put a white rosebud in her
hair. But El Ice's sweet seriousness
did not desert her. Suddenly, before
bank and there meet the oncoming!the marriage ceremony had been flncltizens
of this vicinity. All children ished, we heard the well known sound
are welcome and to keep all secure iof the march of steady troops. An
their parents are urged to come along, 'officer preceded them, rode hastily
It Is nice to offset that lost feeling .through the locust trees and halted
which sometimes overtakes a young- 'at our door. An orderly gave a loud
ster In a large crowd. j knock at the door with the brass
Music over a public address system knocker and brought the. guests and
Crosby Wells, law student at University
of Virginia, is home for the
holidays.
Movies at the Cameo Theatre for
children after the Rotary Christmas
party on Main Street Friday are free
to children and their parents.
Mrs. Paul W. Freeman, home after
a'visit to her sister In the West, was
here on Tuesday with Dr. Freeman
to assist with her last minute purchases
for Christmas. >
ALFRED D. VORES, Jr.
General Carpenter Work
Repairing A Specialty
No Job Too Small
29 Prospect St., Brewster 2068
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
By Day or by Job
EDWARD GEBING
Brewster S267
READING NOTICES
CLOCK REPAIRS—All makes and
types. Walter Lorenz, Daisy Lane,
Croton Falls, N. Y. Tel. 614 Oroton
Falls. 33p4
GEORGE W. HALL SALES CORP.
OIL
Fuel.- Range - Kerosene
Brewster 2062
J. RALPH TRURAN
INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE
Tel. 2664. Goossen Bldg.
APARTMENTS, HOUSES, FARMS
G. E. IRONERS and Irons, light
weight, G. E. Vacuum Cleaners. M. J.
Fischer & Son, 4 Progress St. Tel. 654
or 572 Brewster. 23tf
BREWSTER PUBLIC LIBRARY
May B. Hancock, Librarian
Open Dally Except Sunday
2:36 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
When your radio Is in—see BILL at
Penny Electric, 8 Main St. Tel. 644
Brewster. Utf
SMALL Business for sale In Croton
Falls, N. T. Reasonable. Address Box
43 Croton Falls, N. Y. 36tf
CALL BREWSTER 3325 for prompt
Refrigeration Service. Geo. Schneider,
R.F.D. 1, Brewster, N. Y. 34tf
FOR SALE—Parcel of land on Joe's
Hill Road, near Route 6. Inquire R.
Genovese, Patterson, N. Y. 34p4
APARTMENT for rent, 5 rooms, oil
burner. $60.66 month. Charles W.
Folk, Real Estate, 36 Main St. Tel.
761 Brewster. Sltf
Mrs. B. O. Nichols entertained the
Tuesday Contract Club at luncheon
on Dec. 21. Mrs. Walter Howe and
Mrs. C. Ralph Diehl were guests. Winning
scores were made by Miss Julia
Towner and Mrs. E. W. Addis.
Mrs. Rose Englander has gone to
Middletown, N. Y., to spend the holidays
with Dr. and Mrs. Oree Carroll
and family. After New Years she will
be at her home in Brooklyn for a few
months.
The forest of trees at the Prisco office
and parking stand made an attractive
decoration to the Main Street
scene. On Monday the boys shook
off some of the snow which was equal
to any fall on the lands of Nova
Scotia where the trees grew.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Wells, Jr.,
and Olivia and Virginia Wells, returned
Monday after a week's stay with
Mrs. Wells' mother, Mrs. Harold Dow
at Swampscott, Mass. They saw Santa
Claus In Boston and found good
traveling notwithstanding the snow
fall on Sunday.
Mrs. Kenneth R. Cornell, Kendra
and Tom Cornell are on their way to
Brockport, N. Y., to spend the holidays
with the Clyde Brownes and
other members of the family. At Troy
this afternoon they will be Joined by
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Browne, also bound
for the Browne famllv reunion. First
Lt. Cornell at Seoul, Korea, is represented
by messages which arrived yesterday.
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will be heard during the afternoon. J myself to the door. An officer from feast was more than shared with them.
The first pause will be for brief pray- the camp at Newburgh gave me an More than 100 soldiers were fed and
ers and group singing, the reading of order from the Commander-in-Chief sheltered here for several days. At
'The Night Before Christmas" and read thus, and going to his mahogany that time our troops were quartered
the reception of the children by San- secretary •Herr
ta Claus. Gifts for each boy and girl a piece of parchment .and passed it
will come from Santa's bag. jto his guests. It read:
This year preparations are made!To Quartermaster Henry Schenck:—
for a larger crowd than last year. The Sir; Relying on your well known gencount
is made by a capable commit- I erosity and loyalty and your good
tee of which Samuel Oxman Is a mem- wife's hospitality, I send Major Forber.
Somehow they find out how to syth with a detachment of troops
get attractive presents and that's a hoping you will give them shelter.
eather in Rotary's cap.
Fire Precautions
For All Citizens
Second Honor Holl
Twelfth grade: Maffalda Carlone.
Joan Davis, Beatrice DuBols, Vito
Olallo. James Heinchon, Daniel.Hennessy,
Gene Smith, Edward Vanderburgh,
Ruth Williams.
Eleventh grade: Audrey Bergensten,
Nancy Crockett, Marianna Genovese,
Rosemarie Genovese, Shirley Howell,
Barbara Merritt, Mary Jane McQuald,
Clara Pigat, Constance Talbott.
Tenth grade: Charles McVey, Jacqueline
McMeekin.
• Ninth grade: Dorothy Durkin, Edward
Parrell, Joseph Gladwin, Ellen
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Nielson, Dorothy Peterson, Joan Ruf­
John Lobdell Tuttle on two weeks fles, Kenneth Shuker, David Smith,
vacation from Macy's furniture de­
Jeanette Vassak, Joan Zecchln.
partment, welcomed the beautiful
snowfall on Sunday and with Robert
El"hth grade: James Healy, Richard
Oelker and friends set out for Bradv's
Hunt, Roger Stark, Warren Radler.
with toboggan and skiis. The addi­
Seventh grade: Barbara Bailey,Bartion
of new trails at the club house bara Ferris, Wilkin Mead, Shirley
will provide more scope for the sea­
Smith. William Walsh.
son's sports, and the Brewster skiers Sixth grade: Renee Ackles, Gail
rejoice such fine accommodations are Adams, Nancy Adams, Joseph Barese,
within a short run of home.
Anna Carlone, Martin McNicholas,
Patricia McMeekin, John' Peterson,
Joan Pezzullo, Richard Ross, Daniel
The Senior Girl Scouts of Brewster,
Schutz, Beverly Taylor, Mary Lee
headed by Mrs. M. J. Cosgrove, sent Terwiliger, Gall VanScoy, John Wern-
out a'lovely greeting card bearing the
ecke.
signatures of the members, Rose Tavino,
Catherine Herdman. Janet Cable. Fifth grade: Phyllis Gardlnier, Elisa
Dorothv Durkin, Margaret Tuttle, El­ Meloni. Faith Snow, Roy Bailey, Harlen
Nielsen, Sandra Carollo, Shirley old Eastwood, Thomas Knox, Ronald
Tebordo, Dorothy Petersen, Faith Michell, Richard Zeechin.
Vanderburgh, Marilyn Tilford, Clara Fourth grade: Peter Boffell, RicR"-
Willis, Betty Welzenecker.
ard Cable, Anna Evans, Gary Pieback.
Helen Gallagher, Geo. Gallagher,
Vincent Genovese, Dale Gulya,
Deborah Moon, Jack Pilch, William
Rich, Maryonn Rossow, David Smith,
Kenneth Sterry, John Tate, Doris
5 WANTED—By the Putnam County
American Red Cross, used station
wagon In good condition. Call 8653
C arm el. 33o4
16:36 to 12 M. Saturday
V. Wachsmnth
REAL ESTATE
CHIROPRACTOR
Of All Kinds
80 Main St., Brewster. Tel. 444 BLANCO REAL ESTATE
Schenck brougn" out! In the Old Dutch Church at Fishkill. Mon„ Wed., Fri.: 16:30-1; 2-6
Gtf
12 Main St., Brewster. Tel. 436
(This is the church used as a prison Sat. and Even, "by Appointment For prompt Television Service call
in which Enoch Crosby was confined UPHOLSTERING and SLIP COVERS BILL at Penny Electric, 8 Main St.
and from which he escaped. On a bit­
Call Banbury 81893
Tel. 644 Brewster. 15tf
ter cold night in November a British for free home estimates
spy was shot while hastening to take
FCR SALE OR RENT—4 room bun­
a shelter there. The bullet went right BROWN UPHOLSTERING CO. galow, 3 unfinished rooms upstairs;
through the eastern wall, over the 31 Hoyt St., Danbury, Conn. also gas pumps for business on Route
heads of the sleeping soldiers, some of ARTHUR C. HAMILTON 6 between Brewster and Tilly Foster.
G. WASHINGTON, Commander. them weary after a long, tiresome Real Estate and Insurance Tel. 653 Brewster. 35o2
"So ,ln they came," Mr. Schenkc march that they did not waken at the
TOWNERS, N. Y.
continued, "and we had a merry wed­ whizzling sound. The old church bears
WHAT COULD BE EASIER? Get
Phone Patterson 3291
ding party with a march of soldiers, the mark of that shot to this day,"
your Gift Certificates In any amount
ragged and hungry. The wedding "Herr" Schenck concluded.
Office: One mile east of Towners and save shopping days. Goossen
R. It. Station on Route 216 Furniture Co., Inc., 92-94-96 Main St.,
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FRIGIDAIRE SERVICE Brewster, N. Y. Tel 2379 Brewster.
The members of the Brewster Fire
Authorized, Dependable
Department wish to extend to the
PUTNAM APPLIANCE SALES
MIDDLE aged man desires immed­
residents of the Village of Brewster
iate position as gardener, caretaker;
Hollywood Cafe
and SERVICE
and vicinity a very Merry Christmas
able to drive. Wife part time work.
and a Happy New Year.
TeL 686 Day — 401 Night P. O. Box 791, White Plains, N. Y. 36p2
Most of us have planned gifts for
BREWSTER, NEW YORK
Main St., Brewster, N. Y. 13tf
pur family and friends, especially for
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
FOR SALE—Two fur coats about
the children, but has everyone plan­
14-16 size. Reasonable. Phone 146
ned for a safe holiday for the family
WednesHay Special
School Transportation Danbury or write Mrs. Bailey, 4
and home?
Whit lock St., Danbury, Conn. 36pl
Christmas time with decorated
Central School District No. 1 of the
trees and other decorations around
Towns of Southeast, Oarmel and Pat­ YOUNG MAN. veteran, conscien­
Steamed Clams & Fried Oysters
the home can prove to be disastrous
terson requests bids for transportatious, married, one child, desires po­
unless some thought is given to the
tion service for school children over sition as handyman, gardener, chauf­
following safety precautions:
PHONE 955
the following route, to be known as feur on small estate. TeL 9-1344-W,
Bus. Route No. 7, stops and time White Plains, 36p2
(1) If not possible to have a flame­
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schedules to be furnished by the
proof tree,' set the base of Christ­
school officials. Bids to be filed with
BARGAIN — 1 16 ft. Toboggan $15;
mas tree in a container of water.
Nelson P. Tuttle, Clerk of the Board
2 pr. Hickory SkUs 7J4 and 8 ft. Bind­
(2) Do not use candles on tree.
of Education, Brewster, New York,
ings and Poles, $16 each; 2 pr. Wo­
'3) Christmas tree lights should be
and to be opened Monday, December
men's Hickory Skiis, -$7.50, $5.66 each;
approved by the Board of Under­
27th, 1948, at the high school build­
1 pr. Pine Skiis 7 ft. 53.50; 2 pre.
writers and when placing lights
ing. This bid is for the period from
Children's Skiis $L56 each or $56.66
on tree be sure they do not touch
January 3, 1949 to the end of the pres­
takes the lot. Bayllss.. Brewster 2135.
other decorations.
(4) When placing Christmas tree in qVcrtj merry gtifftW ent school year. The Board of Edu­
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cation reserves the right to reject any
home for the holiday do not place
and all bids,
ANTIQUES
near curtains, draperies or door­
Are Just right when yon are looking
ways.
ROUTE NO. 7. State Line, Sodom, for that unusual Christmas gift. Visit
(5) Do not allow children to turn oh
Milltown, Putnam Lake. Return to our shop.
lights on Christmas tree without
school by way of Dykemans and Tilly SOUTHEAST SHOP
supervision.
Foster. Approximate dally, mileage 66.
(6) Have some kind of fire exting­
Approximate number of children
1/4 mile north of Danbury turnoff
uisher nearby. If none ayailable
transported 56.
On Route 22
a pail of sand will serve the pur­
DOANE C. COMSTOCK, TeL S145 Brewster. 34o3
pose.
President HOUSE and PLOT FOR SALE
(7) Do not overload electric line with
NELSON P. TUTTLE,
10 room house, barn, garage, apple
too many extensions. Also never
District Clerk trees and dirt cellar. High ground,
run extension cords under rug.
Board of Education, Central large plot of land, one mile from rail­
By abiding with the above we can
School District No. 1 of the road on old Route 22. Needs some re­
all help make this a Merry Christmas,
Towns of Southeast, Carmel pairs. Phone S2SS Brewster. 27tf
not a disastrous one, which may
and Patterson, N. Y.
cause.loss of life or home.
Brewster, N. Y.
6 room house, Main St., hot water
C. FOSTER, Chief
December 8, 1948. 34o? and heat furnished. $85 per month.
Immediate occupancy.
Brewster Fire Department
A. J. DURKIN
Breeding hens require a reserve of
vitamins and minerals. Their rations Our Best Wishes for a Merry Christ­
Walsh, Anita Zubiller.
Third grade: Virginia Carlone, Fred
BREWSTER, N. Y.
should contain large amounts of animas and A Happy and Prosperous New
mal protein concentrates such as fish
Carola, William Gallagher, Donald
Tear.
meal, meat scraps and dried skim-
Grandstaff, Lillian Jackson, Theodore
milk and such feedstuffs as dried whey
Murello. Carolyn Robinson, Dorothy
CHARLES W. FOLK
and dried brewers yeast.
Schlavette, Selena Taaffe, Ernestine
85 Main Street
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Wilson.
Second grade: Robert J. Moore, Patricia
Miller, Harold Gallagher, Geo.
Ballard, Raymond Knox.
Sunday. Dec. 26. 1948
10:00 a.m.—Sunday Church School.
11:00 ain.—Church Service of Worship:
Organ Prelude—"He Shall Feed His
Flock?'—from •'Messiah"—Handel
Carols—
"Hark, the Herald Angels Sing"
"Silent Night"—Junior Choir
Hymn—"It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear"
Call to Worship
Invocation and Lord's Prayer
Scripture Lesson - Prayer
OfTertory—"When I Viewed the Mother"—French
Carol
Solo—"Nazareth" — Gounod — David
Balri
Hymn—"O Little Town of Bethlehem"
Sermon—"Joy to the World, the Lord
is Come"
Prayer
Hymn—"Joy to the World"
Benediction
Postlude—"Good Christian Men Rejoice"
Calendar
Dec. 27 — Westminster Fellowship
Christmas Dartv at the home of Frances
Megquier at 8 p.m.
Jan. 2—Communion Service and reception
of new members.
Jan. 11—Anmmi corporate church
meeting in R*ed Memorial Chapel at
7:30 pjn. Refreshments will be served
by the Women's Association.
WARNING!
All Persons Are Requested
To Keep Cars Off
Village Streets'
So the Snow Plow Can
Clean the Snow
VILLAGE BOARD
Dec. 21, 1948 Brewster, N. Y.
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