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M WIMSj FUNERAL SERVICEi Mark A, Croaier, IWgr,
I A COMMUNITY! INSTITUTION SINCE ' 18 74 .¦ l II 170 Main St, Tel. Sayville 81Jh, ¦ . ,: , IHlinH1IIIMMIIMIIII -.Wia.all' I mini I ¦ II,fl
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byCharlotte Jones
who lives on Patchogue road, Holbrook.Ambitiou-3 young lady always on thoalert for items for her column. Her
telephone number isRonkonkoma 95F23
MRS. A. Bennett and daughterAudrey and son Richard of As-
toria are spending a week with Mr.and Mrs. William Hohn of Ellis ave-nue.
Helen Greenko, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Michael Greenko of Lin-coln avenue, had a very eventfulfiz-st birthday last Tuesday, whenduring celebration festivities at herhome, electricity was turned on inthat vicinity for the first time. Poleshad been erected on the northern endof Lincoln avenue recently, extend-ing a little south of the Greenkohome.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hanley anddaughter Dorothy Ann of Flushinghave been visiting Mr. and Mrs. F.Egle at their home on Coates ave-nue.
Edward Peters, son of Dr. and Mrs.Frederick Peters, who has been incollege at Tuscaloosa , Ala., returnedto his home Monday, having complet-ed his courses and qualified for aBachelor of Science degree in civilengineering. •
About 500 persons spent the dayat Mazanek's Sunrise farm Sunday,comprising for the most part theElmhurst Construction company ontheir annual outing. The organiza-tion came in eight large excursionbuses and also private cars. Dinnerand supper was served to the groupand during the day games and raceswere featured. A Gunning club ofLong Island City will spend nextSunday at the hotel.
The Misses Marjorie and DorothyAnn Jones are spending several daysin Brooklyn tbis week visiting-friends.
Mrs. Jerome Schlotman will enter-tain her bridge club tomorrow after-noon at her home.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Com-munity club will meet at Communityhall this evening. The group willhold a card party at the hall Satur-day evening, September 11. The Com-munity club met at the hail lastnight,
Adam Ritter , who has been spend-ing a two-week vacation at his homeon Coates avenue , returned to hiswork with the New York Life In-surance company Monday.
The local school will convene Wed-nesday, September 8.
Mrs. Alfred Steiger and Mrs.George Miller are holding al cardparty, at Wild's Bar and grill thisevening, starting at 8:30 , for the ben-efit of the Mother 's club of the localschool .
A bam dance scheduled hy theDemocratic club for September 4,has been postponed indefinitely.
A dance will be held by the SouthHolbrook Development Civic associa-tion at the Civic hall on Grundy ave-nue Saturday evening. This is thefirst dance to be held in the hall.
Mrs. G, L. Wild will bold a gameparty at Wild's Bar ancl grill tomor-row evening, starting at 8:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heine and fam-ily and Mrs. Charles Baack attendeda " get-together dinner , held by Met-lahatka chapter , Order of EasternStar , of Sayville at Jack Yerk's pa-vilion , Lake Ronkonkoma, last night.Mrs. Arthur Skidmore of East Islip,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heine , isthe matron of the lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. John Novinski of BayShore are the parents of a son bornlast Wednesday at the Holbrook hos-pital.
Mrs. William Rrownleu of NewYork is spending several days withMrs. David Ogilvie and family attheir summer home here.
Allen Heine , who with his family,is a summer resident here, is enjoy-ing several '-weeks' vacation, following
the completion of summ er courseswhich he took at Columbia university.
Joan Worzel returned to her homeMonday after spending a week inCopiague visiting her grandfatherand aixnt.
Fred Gick and a party of friendsfrom New York visited . here Sunday.
Char-les Hansen of Bay Ridge hasbeen visiting his uncle, Ole Hansenof Benj amin street.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Bedell andMiss Rose Morgan of Brooklyn wereguests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Be-dell Sunday.
The Mother 's club will resume itsmeetings the first day of school, Sep-tember 8.
Mrs. Anthony P. Cuccia and. MissBertha Prochazka of New York arespending- this week at Mazanek'sSunrise farm.
Two Men Are MdOta Ihidleg StillfcierYille Farm
TWO brothers were arrested anda still of about 1 500 gallons
capacity was confiscated last Tues-day morning, when Federal agentsraided a farm on East Mori chesroad, Manorville.
The brothers, Henry Neuhoff , aged35, who lived on the farm, and Jaci;Neuhc-ff , 34, of 178 E a s t 88thstreet, New York, were latei ar-raigned in Brooklyn before UnitedStates Commissioner Martin C. Ep-stein on a charge of possessing anunregistered still.
They pleaded not guilty and wereheld in bail of $1,500 each for hear-ing Tuesday. Assistant UnitedStates Attorney Harold O'Daugh-terty t o l d Commissioner Ejsteinthat ' the still was built in the openair, shielded from view of pa-ssersbyon a nearby road only by a copseof oaks and. evergreens and a. tallstand of corn.
tya.ry Hahn
records the doings
in Coram : each
' week. If ;you have
news for her see
her at Rovagna's
store.
MR. and Mrs. Walter Wycherleyand family " are spending two
weeks at the home of Walter Wy-cherley.
Albert Prager, who has been tak-ing, treatments at the Jamaica hos-pital for diabetes, was taken therelast Tuesday to be operated on foran abscess in his ear.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeSanto andfamily spent Monday in New Yorkvisiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Smith and sonWesley of Blue Point were dinnerguests of Mr. and Mrs. Michael De-Santo Thursday. The evening wasspent in music with Mrs. DeSantoat the piano , Wesley Smith playingthe piano accordion and MichaelDeSanto at the drums and xylo-phone.
The firemen will hold a dance Sat-urday evening in the firehouse andmusic will be furnished by I*arryHodkin 's orchestra .
Mi*, and Mrs. Frank Hagen enter-tained over the week-end Mr. andMrs. William Stevens of Brooklyn ,Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Noll and Mrs.Anna Noll of Mineola, Mrs. HowardMarshall Smith of Yonkers, Mo*, andMrs. William Scarlet of Far Rock-away, Mrs. A. G. Hagen of Wood^-haven and Charles Hagen of Rich-mond Hill. On Saturday they allattended the funeral of CharlesBohle.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaber anddaughters, Veronica and Marjorie,were guests of M:r. and Mrs. RudyHahn. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeSanto en-tertained over the week-end Mr. andMrs. Develo Brown and daughters,Shirley , and Katherine, of Syracuse.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyon andsons, Charles and Thomas; enjoyeda day's outing at Montauk Thurs-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rupolo en-tertained t h e following relativesfrom. Brooklyn over the week-end :Mr. and Miis. Joseph Pellegrino andchildren, Ida , Lulu and Michael ,Thomas Debole, Mr. and Mrs. Vin-cent Pellegrino , Nino Alvaro andLouis Leonini.
Frank Lyon attended a sales meet-ing and buffet supper at the Ken-sington hotel in Sayville last Wed-nesday evening , sponsored by theGulf company.
Parents of their children wlio willattend Port Jefferson school are urg-ed not to forget' to send them toregister 'at the local school this Sat-urday from 1 to 4. o'clock. Thiswill be the last chance tc- register.
Miss Kate Lyon spent a few dayslast week visiting relatives in Brook-lyn'. .
Mr. and Mrs. F. Hei merle and arparty: of friends from the city wereat their bungalow on Swezeytownroad over the • week-end;
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Blydenburghspent Tuesday visiting friends anclrelatives in- Mattituck.
Miss Thelma . Mills has roturnedto lier home in Huntington - afterspending the past few weeks witlvher grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-bur Blydenburgh.
The weekly horseshoe pitchingcontest between Medford and Cor-am took place at the home .of Theo-dore Bell of Wellington Farms Sun-day. The Medford team consists ofJohn Condon , ''Uncle Henry," TedMuller , John Gautier and ErnestBlacsar, manager. The Coram teamincludes Dr. H. Goldschmitt, man-ager ; Theodore Bell; . John Koderand, Paul Bonk. The score was4-to-.3 in favor of Coram, and theprize was a set of horseshoes ofwhich the- Coram contestants arevery proud ; There were many in-terested " spectators , at the game. ,
Miss Helen Butts: has returned toher home' inABrooklyfii after spend-ing' ten days with ; her . uncle andaunt,. Mi*, and!'Mrs. R. Lyoai , Sr,
Invitations are out for '; tlie wed-ding, of Miss Lena Rovagna aridGeorge Weber on Sunday; Septcrri-bar; 19j at St. Sylvester 's church inMeiifordA¦PpMt. and Mrs, Carl ' Heinnchs, p i.,ancMMrv and'* Mrs. '.Carl , Htohrichs,
Jr., of Richmond Hill spent Sundayat their bungalow in Swezeytown.
Miss Isabel Hobart of Latireltonwas in Coram over the week-end.
Dorothy D. M. Still
MR. and Mrs. John G. Erhardt ands?ms, Davis and Richard , arrived
in New York on the S. S. Washing-ton Thursday afternoon. Th ey leftHamburg on August 11 and stoppedat Havre , Southampton and Ireland.Mr. Ei'hardt, who has been Vice-counsul to G e r m a n y for severalyears, has recently been appointedan inspector and he and his familywill make their home in Washington,D. C. Mrs. Erhardt is the daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Davis. Mr.and Mrs. Erhardt and their sons willbe the guests of her parents for sev-eral weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Edwards andMr. and Mrs. William Joline wereguests of Mrs. Fred Booth of Green-port Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Dewar of East Or-ange; N; J.,- was the week-end guestof Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis.
The annual fair ancl supper givenby the Ladies' Aid of the Presby-terian church of Middle Island willbe held tomorrow. Pressed chickensuppers will be served from 5 to 9P« m,MR. and Mrs. George Edwards and
Mrs. Edwin Edwards and sonBilly and Christian Krabbe wereguests of Mi's. George ! H. Furmanof Patchogue on Judge* Furman'syacht last Tuesday,
Mrs. George Toder ancl children ,George and Doris , Mrs. GeorgeKempster and Mrs. Wallace Mott and.son were guests of Fred Mott at hishome at Montauk Point last Tuesday.. Mr. and Mrs. William Joline andMr. and Mrs, Leon Edwards and sonLeon spent last Tuesday in Jamaica.
The Bridgo club were guests ofMrs. John Wolf of Wheatley ridgelast Tuesday.
Mr. • and Mrs, Andrew Mailer ,John and L e s t e r Davis andMorvvin Still are among thosefrom this place who have enteredvegetables and livestock in the Suf-folk County fair which is being heldat Riverhead this week.
Mrs. David Goodfellow will behostess to her bridge club tliis even-ing.
Mrs. Carl Holschuli and daugh terSuzanne and Mrs. Raymond Still andson Raymond, have returned jt'rom afew clays' visit with Mrs. James Suy-dam in Cape May, N. J.
Mr, and Mrs. MacDonald arc nowresiding in ' the. small bouse; on Les-:ter Davis! farm.
Mr. and' Mrs. William Richterspent tho weelc-eiftl' at their bunga-low on the Mt, Sinai road, '
Mrs. Mamie La Rij o and son Henryof Roosevelt are spending some timowithr, Mr, and Mrs. Sidney., Ballanee.
PATCHOGUE MERCHANT FINEDFOR HAVING SLOT MACHINE
Pleading guilty to a charge ofpossessing a slot m a c h i n e , Jos-eph Brody, stationery store pro-prietor, of j 296 East Main street,Patchogue, was- fined $50 yesterdayby Justice of the Peace WillardB. Mbnsell. The charge was pre-ferred Thursday, when BrookhavenTown police confiscated the machinein the Brody store.
Well-knowTi Sayviliite"Capt. Frank" Rogers, Dies
HENY FRANK ROGERS of Can-dee aveiiue, Sayville, affection-
ately known as "Captain Frank" toresidents in that locality, died at hishome a week ago Sunday.
Mr. Rogers , during his lifetime,had broken nearly every major bonein his body, even to breaking hisneck . at one time. At the time ofhis death he was dockmaster for Isliptown at the Sayville dock. He hadfallen from a bicycle May 14 andfractured his hip and spent a num-ber of weeks in the Southside hos-pital and though making a1 good re-covery, succumbed to heart failure.
He was born June 22, 1866, in Say-ville and at an early age entered thebuilding trade. Mr. Rogers was ac-tive in Fire department activities andother organizations and always hada boat on which he took his friendsand strangers for fishing parties.
17 RECEIVED INTO CONVENT
Seventeen young ladies were re-ceived into the Congregation of theSisters of St. Joseph in the SacredHeart chapel at Brentwood on thefeast of the Assumption, Sunday oflast week. The young women, dress-ed as brides entered the chapel forthe ceremony carrying bouquets ofwhite flowers and were attended bya cross-bearer , a graduate of theacademy, ancl two small trainbearers .
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