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Opp. City Hall ALLIES' BACKERS TO MEET TONIGHT Group to Defend America Will Hear Bascom, Loyzelle Give Talks The Glens Falls Chapter of the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies will meet at 8.15 tonight in the city court room in City Hall. Several speakers will be present, including Attorney Frederick G. N. Loyzelle, former president of the Glens Falls Trades Assembly.

This will be the first meeting of the chapter as body. Previously there have been several meetings of the executive committee at which plans were made to conduct local campaign, both to increase membership of the chapter and to. arouse public interest in the aims of the committee. Russell M. L.

Carson is chairman of the organization, Mrs. Walter J. Lapham, vice and Albert W. Harris, secretarytreasurer. Vicinity Obituaries Mrs.

George MeGinn McGinn, NORTH 53, of CREEK Bridport, Mrs. George died at 6:15 P. M. Saturday in Moses Ludington Hospital at Ticonderoga. Besides her husband, she is survived by one son, Ernest; and one daughter, Ella.

The body was brought to the McGinn home in Olmsted ville and funeral services will be conducted at 10 A. M. Tuesday in St. Joseph's Church at Olmsted ville. The Rev.

Father F. C. Hatch will celebrate the requiem high Mass. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Olmstedville.

James A. Durant Funeral -Funeral services for James A. Durant, former resident of Victory Mills, who died Thursday in Ellis Hospital at Schenectady, will be conducted at 9 A. M. today at the home at Ballston Lake and at 9:30 A.

M. at the Church of Our Lady of Grace. Interment will, be in Visitation Cemetery, Schuylerville. Interment of Mrs. C.

S. Lake CAMBRIDGE Committal services for Mrs. Catherine S. Lake, formerly of this village, who died Wednesday at Cambridge, were conducted Sunday in Woodlands Cemetery. The Rev.

Frank H. Frisbie, rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church, officiated. The body was brought here Saturday. Funeral of William R.

Lewis GRANVILLE Funeral services for William R. Lewis, former resident of Granville, who died Thursday in Albany, were conducted Sunday at the home of his sister, Mrs. John Worthington, Potter Avenue. The Rev. John D.

Owens of Fair Haven officiated. was in Mettowee Cemetery. Funeral of Mrs. Edna K. Visscher LAKE LUZERNE-HADLEY-FUneral services for Mrs.

Edna K. Visscher, who died Friday at her home in Hadley, were conducted Sunday at the home. The Rev. H. Borden Adams, pastor of the Rockwell Falls Presbyterian Church, officiated.

Interment was in Luzerne Cemetery. Bearers were Harry G. Evens, Bert W. Johnson, Lester Fowler and Smith Harpp. Funeral of Buell Rock WHITEHALL Funeral services for Buell Rock, who died Thursday, were conducted at.

2 P. M. Sunday at the home, Lafayette Street. The Rev. Edgar F.

Redfern, pastor of the Methodist Church, officiated. Interment was in Greenmount Cemetery. Funeral of John T. Chapin, Sr. GREENWICH Funeral services for John T.

Chapin, who died Wednesday at his home in Easton, were conducted Saturday at the Kinnin Funeral Home. The Rev. Mr. Sumner, pastor of the Easton Methodist Church, officiated. Interment was in Greenwich Cemetery.

Mrs. Charles E. Grooms Funeral funeral of Mrs. Charles E. Grooms SARATOGA SPRINGS The will be held at the residence, 14 East Harrison Street, today at 9 A.

M. and at St. Clement's Church at 9:30 A. M. Burial will be in the family plot in Greenridge Cemetery.

The American Legion Auxiliary conducted services at the residence Sunday night. Funeral of Mrs. Ellen De Witt TICONDEROGA Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen De Witt, 89, were conducted at the Congregational Church in East Cornwall, Friday. Interment was in the Cornwall Cemetery.

Mrs. De Witt had relatives and friends in Ticonderoga, and often visited here. She was a native of Crown Point. She is survived by many nieces and nephews, including Mrs. William Phillips of Ticonderoga.

Mrs. Phillips and daughter Doris, and son, William, attended the funeral. Mrs. Marian M. Braw GRANVILLE Marian Morse Braw, 48, died Saturday night at her home, 13 Buckley Street, after short illness.

She is survived by two sons, Fred J. Braw, and William M. Braw of Granville: two brothers, Fred 0. Morse of Granville and Charles W. Morse of North Clarendon, and two sisters, Mrs.

George L. Gilman of West Pawlet, and Mrs. Watson Roberts' of Granville. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 P. M.

at the home. The Rev. John W. Guyer, pastor of the Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Mettowee Cemetery.

John G. Herrick SARATOGA SPRINGS John G. Herrick, 58, a former resident of this city, died suddenly in Schenectady Thursday Surviving are his wife; one daughter, Mrs. Garton Barber, Bristol, one sister, Mrs. Laura Shepard, White Plains, and brother, Foster Herrick, this city.

Funeral services were conducted at the Daly Funeral Home, Schenectady, Sunday and burial was in Greenridge Cemetery, this city, RELEASED BY NAZIS, WAIT IS NOW MAKING SWITZERLAND TOUR H. GREGORY WAIT H. Gregory, Wait, nephew of Mrs. Thomas Adriance of Glenwood Avenue and a former resident of this city, who has been released by the Germans after capture while driving an ambulance with the American Field Service in France, is now touring in Switzerland with Joseph Cudahy, American ambassador to Belgium, relatives here were informed over the week-end. While stating that he was well and safe Mr.

Wait did not indicate when or how he plans to return home. Local Obituaries Daniel F. Rando Daniel F. Rando died Sunday at 2 P. M.

at his home, 32 Crandall Street, after an illness years. Previous to his illness Mr. Rando had been a shirt cutter at the McMullen-Leavens factory. He was the son of the late Thomas Rando and Ellen Gallivan Rando. Survivors are a sister, Miss Mary P.

Rando of the same address; two brothers, James J. Rando of this city and Thomas Rando of Mechanicville and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the family home from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 P. M. today and Tuesday.

FUNERALS Miss Frances C. Meeker Funeral Funeral services for Miss Frances C. Meeker, who died Friday at her home, 24 William Street, will be conducted at 2-P. M. today at the Wilmarth Funeral Home, 84 Warren Street.

The Rev. George E. Robinson, pastor of the South Glens Falls Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Woodlands Cemetery at Cambridge. Funeral of Mrs.

M. Alexander Funeral services for Mrs. Marguerite Alexander, an aunt of Frank J. Graves, 14 Haviland Avenue, South Glens Falls, who died at the home of a daughter, Mrs. William Slattery, at Standish, were conducted Saturday in the Roman Catholic Church at Standish.

Funeral of Mrs. Ada M. Alderman Funeral services for Ada M. Alderman of Ballston Spa, who died Thursday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Clifford Noyes, South Glens Falls, were conducted at 2:30 P.

M. Saturday at the Carter Spoor and Ward Funeral Home, Ballston Spa. The Rev. John B. Freestone of the Ballston Spa Baptist Church, officiated.

Interment was in Ballston Spa Cemetery. KIWANIS TO MEET WARRENSBURG The Kiwanis Club will meet Thursday noon in the Warren Inn. FACTORY REOPENS TODAY WARRENSBURG Warrensburg Shirt Company which closed down until July 29, will open this morning, 8 week earlier than expected. CONDITION IMPROVED WARRENSBURG The condition of Mrs. Berry W.

Woodward, who sustained painful injuries last week in a fall and who is a patient in the Glens Falls Hospital, is slightly improved. DAY" WARRENSBURG. The Warrensburg Fire Company, will sponsor "tag day" August 16. COLONIAL ARMS FILLED WARRENSBURG Manager Lee F. Stockton of the Colonian Arms, owned by Albert L.

Emerson, was compelled to turn away guests over the week-end. PLAN FOR BALL BOLTON LANDING The Bolton Volunteer Fire Department members will conduct their annual firemen's ball with a street dance here Friday, August 9. Cecil Potter will be chairman of the ball and will be assisted by Benjamin Baker, Cecil Monroe, Clifford Finkle, Everard Baker and Leland Monroe. TO SPONSOR SALE BOLTON LANDING The Women's Division of Christian Service of the Methodist Church will conduct a food sale at the home of Mrs. Kitty Rogers, Main Street, Wednesday from 2 to 5 P.

Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Laura Vandenberg will have charge. DAVIS' ENTERTAIN BOLTON LANDING -Mr. and Mrs.

M. A. Barnett and Mrs. Whitmore of St. Louis, were recent dinner guests of Mrs.

Adrienne Davis of Hague. Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere thanks to all who gave assistance at the time of the Wife illness and and death of our beloved Mother, Mrs. Lettie Powers, also for floral tributes and use of cars we are grateful. (Signed) Robert Powers, James Powers, Hattie Lashway. Mrs.

Howard Weston and Family, Mrs. Henry Henry Trombley and Lashway and Family, Family, Howard Lashway and Family. -Advt. I ELECTION SLATED ON FIELD HOUSE Interest Develops in Plans of School Board for Sherman Avenue Plot Widespread interest is developing in the Board of Education's proposal for construction of 8 $15,000 field house at the Sherman Avenue athletic field, to be submitted to the qualified voters of. School District 1 at a special election July 31.

The cost of the building would be met through. a bond issue which would be retired over period of years, The election will be conducted at the Senior High School with the polls open from until 9 P. M. "Qualified voters" are defined as persons owning or renting real property within the school district or being the parents or guardians of children attending school. Indications are the vote will greatly exceed that usually recorded school meetings for the election of members of the Board of Education and approval of budgets.

Comparatively little interest in school affairs has been shown in the past by voters of the district, with a few exceptions, but it is understood that the field house proposition is being widely discussed and that both advocates and opponents of the plan will turn out in large numbers to aid in deciding the issue. Questioned regarding reports tha? the Board of Education plans to IS. E. C. VIOLATION CHARGED IN BILL Alex A.

Mengarelli, Former Syracuse Ball Club Head, Faces Federal Count MALONE, N. Y. July 21. (P) Alex A. Mengarelli, former president of the Syracuse International League Baseball Club, WAS indicted Friday by a Federal Grand Jury for violating the Securities and Exchange Act and using the mails to defraud.

Assistant U. 8. District Attorney Robert J. Leamy, said the indictment contained five counts charging Mengarelli, from August 1, 1937, to August 1939, bought stock of Detroit Corporation sold it in Syracuse and vicinity by false representations concerning condition of the company, Leamy said sale of approximately 30,000 shares were involved. AUXILIARY DELEGATE BOLTON LANDING- -Mrs.

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