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I a a a a a THE POST-STAR, GLENS FALLS, N. THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1950 NEED GLASS? -DIAL 2-5824 Glens Falls Paint Glass Eat the Finest Pay the Least at Savage's SUPER-ETTE Broadway, Fort Edward Granulated Creamery SUGAR BUTTER 5 43c roll pound pEg. Maxwell House COFFEE Ib. bag 690 Mrs. Filbert's OLEO Ib.

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large 2346 Crisco 3 890 All Popular Brands Cigarettes carton PIANO PUPILS PLAN RECITAL Piano pupils of Mrs. Thomas C. Pickett: will be presented in a recital Friday at 7:45 in the Village Baptist Church, Those who are taking part in the program are Wayne Greenough, Edward Ellis, Dianne Myers, Richard Sweet, Tamara Maslachenko, Dorothy Tennant, Felix Perry, Shirley Varmette, Maryann Pickett, Thomas Pickett, Richard Sanderspree, Elinor Woodcock, Richard Montgomery, Marianne Choppy, Eve Louise Keech, Nancy Woodcock, Barbara Murray, Jo Ann Cook and Barbara Woodell. Assisting the program will be the Junior Girls' Trio, a newly formed group of young musicians consisting of Angela Cicero, violin; Joan Cimo, cello, and Nancy Woodcock, piano. The public is invited.

CHOIR TO REHEARSE The Senior Choir will rehearse at. Methodist at 1 tonight PERSONALS PUTNAM: Miss Joyce Dedrick has returned from visiting friends in Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dedrick, Miss Joyce Dedrick and Miss Norma Dedrick were in Plattsburg Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blakeley and daughter, Caroline, called on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis Monday ent route to their home at Needham, after spending the week-end, in Ticonderoga with the former's mother, Mrs.

Robert Blakeley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dedrick and three children of Ticonderoga were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Dedrick. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perkins of Fort Ann visited Mr. and Mrs.

George Mott Sunday. RECEIVES DEGREE AT STATE COLLEGE SCHUYLERVILLE Lindley DeGarmo, son of Mrs. Mabel DeGarmo, received the bachelor of arts degree at the 106th annual Commencement exercises held Monday at the New York State for Teachers in Albany. The graduation ceremony was the culmination of a week-end of activities including Torch Night and Baccalaureate services. Mr.

DeGarmo received the B.A. Degree with a major in mathematics and a minor in social studles. While in college he participated in the following activities and received the following honors: Vice president of Edward Eldred Potter Club, director, and corresponding secretary of Press Bureau, PI Gamma Mu, honorary social studies fraternity. MRS. ROZELL HOSTESS LAKE LUZERNE HADLEY Mrs.

Edith Rozell entertained at a dessert bridge at her home on Lake Avenue, Lake Luzerne, Tuesday Prizes were won by Mrs. Carrie Bloss, Mrs. Mildred Warner and Mrs. Mame Paul. Others who attended were Mrs.

Marjorie Brown, Mrs. Anna Ziegler, Mrs. Mildred Brown and Mrs. Jennie Johnston. DISABILITY BENEFITS INSURANCE at New Low Rates F.

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M. FRIDAY NIGHT HEIL'S SHOE STORE 180 MAIN STREET HUDSON FALLS Fort Edward Fort Edward Girl Bride Of Hoosick Falls Man Mr. and Mrs. The former Miss Jean L. George A.

Koehler, 7 Mechanic nuptial Mass Saturday morning reside at Canastota upon their ern New York State. Roy Elder Graduated From Siena College ROY ELDER Roy Elder, son of Mr, and Mrs. James D. Elder, 11. Washington Street, was from Siena College at commencement exercises Wednesday afternoon.

He received a Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring in history and minoring in philosophy and English literature. He was a of Sigma Omega, Italian Club, Adirondack Club, History Club, Opera Forum and College Concert Band. He is a graduate of Fort Edward High School. His parents were in Albany Wednesday to attend the exercises. Maj.

Gen. I. S. Hammond Buried at Crown Point The body of Major General Thom88 Stevens Hammond, 67, Illinois National Guard officer, chairman of the Whiting Corporation and a Native of Crown Point, was taken to Crown Point June 17 for interment in Forestdale Cemetery, where military services were conducted at the grave, General Hammond died in Chicago June 15, Among those attending the services were his widow; Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Hammond of Garden City, L. Herrick and Robert Hammond of Chicago; Mrs. Patton and Mrs. E. Button of North Hero, Charles Moore of Brandon, Mr.

and Mrs. Archie Sherlock of Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Snyder and son, Francis, of West Point; Mr. and Mrs.

John Stevens Hammond, of South Norwalk, Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Barker and Robert Barker of Albany, and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Barker of Glens Falls, General Hammond was born at Crown, Point and educated at the University of Michigan, where he won note as an athlete.

He entered the Whiting manufacturers of heavy machinery in 1907 and later became president, general manager and chairman. He joined the Illinois National Guard as a private and served an 'officer in the famed 42nd "Rainbow" Division during World War was retired in 1940 and re-entered the Army in World War II. He became chief of the Chicago Ordnance District and again retired in 1946. When the National Recovery Administration was organized in 1933, General Hammond, then president of the American Foundrymen's Association and the Illinois Manufacturers' Association, WAS put in charge of the issuance of the blue eagle emblem. Later he was executive director of the re-employment program of the N.

R. A. and at the end of the program became chief of the trade association division. He resigned from the N. R.

A. at the end of 1933. General Hammond was a grandson of General John Hammond who, in 1861, organized Company of the 5th New York Cavalry. General Hammond's brother, Col. John Hammond, and Col.

Hammond's son, Orson, who was killed in France during World War II, were also buried in the Hammond plot in Forestdale Cemetery within the past few years. Mrs. G. L. Hutchings of' Miami, is the only surviving daughter of General John Hammond.

IN THE CRADLE CORINTH-Mr. and Mrs. Wescott McCannah, Main Street, are the parents of a son born Tuesday at the Corinth Hospital. South Glens Falls MISS HARDICK WED IN CHURCH Miss June Anne Hardick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Hardick, 9 Hamilton Street, South Glens Falls, and William C. McMurray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noble McMurray, were married Sunday at P. M.

at the South Glens Falls Methodist Church. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. George Robinson. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Maid of Honor Miss Shirley Salmonson, Fenimore, was the maid of honor, and Frank Hardick, South Glens Falls, was the best man.

Bridesmaids were Miss Catherine Spellacy and Jones: McMurray, Harts The church decorated with baskets of red and white peonies. The wedding march, "I Love You Truly," and? Promise Me" were played on the organ by Miss Carrean Fowler. The bride was attired in the traditional white gown of frosted organdy, and she wore long lacetrimmed mits. Her tulte veil was attached to a seed pearl, tiara. She carried bouquet of yellow tea roses and white carnations.

The gown of yellow dotted Swiss. She maid of honor was attired in a wore a wreath of flowers to which was attached a veil. Her bouquet was of yellow and white roses. The bridesmaid's gowns were similar in design to the bride's. Miss Spellacy's gown was of green dotted Swiss, and Miss Jones' was of pink dotted Swiss.

Both wore corsages of red tea roses. The bride's mother Was attired in a a dress of navy blue with white accessories. The bridegroom's mother wore a blue crepe dress with black abcessories. A reception at the home of the bride followed the ceremony. The couple then left on a motor trip to Canada.

For travel the bride wore a blue waffle pique dress and a The white bride wool is graduate of South Glens Falls High School, class of 1 1948, and is employed at Kresge's. The bridegroom attended Hartford High School and is employed at Burton Lumber Company in Lake George. A shower was tendered recently for the bride by Miss Shirley Salmonson. Fenimore. Out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rapp, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph. Rapp, and Mr. and Mrs. William Barrette, all of Albany; Mr. and Mrs.

Elvin Seeley family of South Hartford; Mrs. Noble McMurray, John Noble, Robert, James, and Ella May McMurray, all of East Hartford: Mrs. Edmund Riche, Donald Riche, Mrs. Irwin Waite, and Mary and Millie Waite, all of East Greenwich, and Mrs. Marion Saltus of Mineville.

Discuss New Bridge LAKE LUZERNE HADLEY George H. Cranston, supervisor of the Town of Luzerne, and Herrick Osborne, Warren County Superintendent of Highways, spent Monday at the office of the District Engineer in Albany. They conferred with Assistant District Engineer Stickney regarding the proposed new bridge across the Hudson between Corinth and Luzerne. They were assured that soundings for footings will start immediately. Mr.

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OPEN THURSDAY 51-53 Ridge Street TILL 9 P.M. Dial 2-0991 HUDSON FALLS Will Show Films On Noted Evangelist The Rev. Billy Graham, well known evangelist, will be shown by film at the services at 7:30 P. M. June 27 at the Advent Christian Church.

The service will be under the sponsorship of the Men's Fellowship of the church, A sound film will be presented during the exercises, the setting being from the mammoth service Providence, R. where 8 thousan choir took part. Carleton Booth and Beverly Shea will offer vocal numbers. CONDITION IMPROVED George Evans, who has been ill at the Bingham Nursing Home in John Street for the past three months, is now improved. CHOIR WILL REHEARSE A rehearsal of the choir of the Baptist Church will be conducted at 7.:30 this evening church A.

RETURNS FROM FUNERAL John O'Connell, a former Hudson Falls' resident, has returned to his home in. Schenectady after being here to attend the funeral of his stepmother, Mrs. Maria O'Connell. CHANGES RESIDENCE Mrs. Clara Middaugh, who has been residing in Fort Edward, has taken up residence with Mrs.

David R. Finley, Pearl Street. WOULD AID AGED TROY, N. June 21. (P) A statewide program to help communities develop services for the aged was launched today by the New York State Association of Councils of Social Agencies.

WOULD END WAR PARIS. June 21 -The Foreign Office said today France is asking the United States and Britain to join her in declarations ending their state of war with Western Germany. It is not a final peace treaty proposal. VFW TO MEET CORINTH The VFW Auxiliary will conduct a public social party at 8 P. M.

tomorrow in the VFW Club Rooms. LAWN PARTY Tonight at 8 HOME 44 McCrea Street FORT EDWARD PARLEY OF GOP SLATED AT SPA PLAN PACK NIGHT Pack Night for Oub Pack: will be held Wednesday, June, 28, at 6.30 P. M. in the rear of the high school. The program will consist of a Fathers vs.

Sons baseball game and awarding of achievement badges. Parents whose boys have earned achievements are asked to contact the cub master, William Brouillette, before Tuesday, June 27. CLASS OF '49 HAS REUNION The Class of "49" held its reunion Tuesday evening at La Cabana on Glen Lake. Permanent class officers were elected, the slate being Charles Abraham, president; -Gail Rudio, a kins, secretary bet the nucleus for the proposed alumni association 'for the school. Plans will begin immediately and all alumni who are interested in this organization may contact anyone on the committee.

Dagmar Duell gave the welcome address, recalling many memories to the class. Mrs. Frank J. Kelleher and Mrs. Harold J.

Vaughn, advisors to the class, gave grief addresses. Tentative plans for the alumni association were discussed thusiasm shown by all attending. Last year's class president, James Flannagan conducted the election of permanent class officers. The centerpiece was made up of "49" in yellow with Kelly green and gold ribbons, with two vases of yellow roses also trimmed with ribbons of the same color. IN THE CRADLE SCHUYLERVILLE Mr.

and Mrs. Augustine Sirchia, Mechanicville, are the parents of a daughter, Diane, born June 16 in the Leonard Hospital, Troy. Mr. Sirchia is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Sirchia University Street. NAMED SUPERINTENDENT SCHUYLERVILLE At a special meeting Monday night, the Town Board of the Town of Saratoga appointed Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh town superintendent of highways until Jan, 1, 1951. CDA MEETS TONIGHT SCHUYLERVILLE The Catho- lic Daughters of America will meet at 7 tonight in Visitation Hall. SARATOGA SPRINGS The opening of the New York State Republican Convention may be over two months away, but arrangements to entertain it in Convention Hall already are under way.

A representative from the state Republican convention committee was in town yesterday conferring with James A. Roohan, superintendent of Convention Hall, regarding the many details that must be perfected before the doors open for the delegates. The convention will be in session here beginning Sept. M. A.

Koehler 15 Liberty Street, this village, Hoosick Falls, were married at in St. Joseph's Church. The couple will return from a wedding trip through North- GUEST TO GIVE BAPTIST SERMON The Rev. Howard M. Starratt, minister of the Village Baptist Church, will be guest speaker at a student recognition service, at 4:30 P.

M. Sunday in Methodist Church. All students in the graduating class of the local high school as well as faculty members and parents are cordially invited to attend. A candlelight service will be conducted, with the Rev. S.

Houston Evans presiding. County Legion Group To Elect Officers NORTH CREEK -The election of officers will be, conducted at the annual county convention of the Warren County Organization, American Legion this evening at 8 in the Ski Hut. County Commander John J. Castle of Luzerne has asked that all committeemen, delegates and alternates attend. The final business of the year will be transacted.

Garner O. Tripp, commander of Glens Falls Post, 233, has announced that a large delegation from Glens Falls will attend. NO MORE HORSES WASHINGTON, June 21 (P) Congress sent to President Truman today legislation officially mustering the cavalry horse out of the army and allowing creation of new basic branches of the army. TO ATTEND CONCERT SARATOGA SPRINGS President and Mrs. Henry T.

Moore of Skidmore are in Boston for the Boston Symphony Orchestra "Pops Concert." They are guests of honor of the Boston Alumnae Club which sponsors a concert each year for their scholarship project. GEDMAN'S DUPER-ETTE Qualic 1 278 Main Hudson Falls New California 10 lb. POTATOES 49c ONIONS 3 lbs. Sunkist LEMONS 5 for 29c RADISHES bun. SMOKED PICNIC HAM An extra good buy 'cause they're EXTRA LEAN.

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