Freeport News 19210408

              dunbar made president of freeport club annual election held tuesda night — committees for year appointed many new members have joined club waiting lilt it new beginning t grow — many events art now on program for near future forrest 8 iminlmr was siae president f ihe l''ri-t'|mirl club nl tin uiiniiiii election bald tuesday nigirt tl 	 flier officers hotel are vic president theodore h vmighl ; ireiin itn-r w f 1 1 in it ¦ f kruft jr secretary joel pitcher drnttyon for thraa years a l karl i lint m it smllli ]>. a kennedy uml arthur frank the newly elected president ippoint i tin following niiundtii'i'h i warn with him during i lie year ifnuse cominlllee — b t cheshire ii it smith prank pitcher rarrj i kalasy george iratthwalthe ray iiiimd ml hit mid arthur l frank knlerlnliiment ci umiltlce — theo dore vought b keeser ndriiiim mux ui tiiuniami-iit oomilattm clyds wal lace roy whlttaker frank kdcy looil verbeck mid fred lledell oomhuttm ii admlkhlntih — ii l maxniin and ii q anderson auditing cnmmlllec leonard ma lice atikuht johnson and john 1 itii.vnor collector kuhhhi itaiidnll rriu chili in starting nut iiihiit the administration of 1'rcsldent dunhar with every indication tiiat it is going to hi tln csntff df community social life for die yonng mi mid younger men of vrmpok and f«»r both men mnd women in the iiiiiny ncliil affairs ttmt are planned for the future at tlir present tiiiiii tlic cluli has a mambstsmp of iht in tnj ssn)oj das r>ri junior members 1!s non-re>ldent member ntul s honorary numbers during the past yeiir thirty new nuiiies have liei-ii nildeil to hie membership rotla there are heveral new candi dates for membership now oa the wilting h«t and thin list ik expected t > lie quid 	 extensive one in a hor tin.e wllliin the next couple of weeks the club will hold a subscription dance a hmvllii louinameiil ik now start ing and the schedule fora pool tourna ment is now being drafted thti conimiidlouh clubhontt in irove street in well mippuwi wl'lli all facili ties tut pleasure anil comfort of its li'emliers mid there tatfl mpldl.v grow ing nppreclutlon of tlu^fftotlltvm which ¦ tire ' mirtr ofivr h'ui'».*,,j|uil.-nieiiil1crs mid there is every likelihood hull a grenl many of them wlu shortly be come members legion veterans in smoke screen maxson's body back arrived monday — burial in wsshlng ton next week of oofportl harold max m jr ton of mr and mr hnrold k mnxmm of ixmg beach freeport who wiim kllied in action in france was hrofight hack to thll country this week it arrived hi lol>nken oti mon day funeral mfvlcm were held in hohoken on wednesday and the body hum then taken to washington where interment will be made nt the na f i • hi •¦ i cmmtwy in arlington where a grave has been reserved next to that of his comrade cufpoftl charles ionld who whs"1 burled then a cohpte of weeks ago reception given by old members s dimon smith new chief of fire dept but few contests in company elections combined societies of lutheran church entertain new com ers of past year a reception to about 1ih new mem hem who have aflilhili'il themselves with christ evangelical i.uthenii church during the past year was tendered by hie members of the com b tied societies of lie church at tin l''rccport club on wednesday evening there was a formal program in the early part of the evening and this was followed by dancing anil a general bo chilile lime the new members of the church wore while tags and i lie r hosts wore red ones the object of the re ceptlon was to make the niembers oh nnu new belter acipiahited with end other and apparently this object wn achieved elks hold stag fine show given albin johnson becomes p e r dinner to be tendered to archie wallace annual social event held at au ditorium—eight act vaude ville program enjoyed the veterans of will'ntn clinton story i'usi ni the american legion raised a ibtolcc screen ill hie audi lorluiu last friday night hut it was not a smnke screen of bntlle just a smoke scii 	 or clear llnvatias mid turkish elkarellos for ii vm the ode s on of the iinnual sinnker of the post alioiit hmt lneinheis of the post and friends gatowwi for the iiceasiiin which proved in be u inippy one for there was a gopd show mill i'lrlil ,\ of good mlowabip iii dav|f n el known story teller who bus iieeii welcomed t prmport on previous occasions was the lu-adlliier on the vaudeville bill he is an expert mi i lit ¦ anatomy of humor " there wimv elgul other nets on the bill all 61 which tint over the ootllgfata in gftid slnipe altogether t(ie evening was n anost enjoyable one no younq 0 0 p meeting some of the members of the executive jf committee were on hand i'he ineelinn of the exeinlive com in itee of the young ltepi|hllc;in cluli scheduled for monday night mid about which there vviis a considerable amount f mild railed to take place some of tile nieinliers of the ionnnlttee were us liuud bill not enough li irnuti in i husn w c t u meeting a regular nicvllnn of tlie s ' c i i was lield at tile home of mis i i llrown it'j llrooklvn avenue on m"i luy april 4 al t p h miss iliitlliu of tlie wa.vside home at valley slieani spoke on i lie work hclii done there fi>r juuilg wonicn the blka1 stag show the last event iniler the adtiilidstration of kxalted ttulur a 1 1 1 1 1 1 n johmoic and by the seni entertainment committee of cii rust exalted ruler archer jt wallace is clialrinan was held tues day night hi tho clubhouse there vviis a crowded house which enjoyed a first class vaudeville entertainment the equal of which has not been seen oil the new york stage in mmiy a ilay tile numtnix on the prograiy in cluded miss marie salisbury of keith client songs miss itessle m.eco.v broadway favorite prima donna jw prano miss leltle hale songs and lances ml-s kvelyn nlghtlngiile comedy magician ifnh wuiis monolo glst supreme miss lean lrvviu kld lliig mid ballads miss dorothy kel ler pianist and vocalist trio iv luxe character and novelty singing ; miss vcra ivinlour singing dancing mid kidding miss linrlnw and paul tolls pianists during kxalted ituler lohnson's ad ministration more than seventy-live ao rtal events have been held by the bit terlaiiiment committee al last sat urday night's dance al the ciuii bx alted ituler lohnsou publicly stilted that the work of this knlertii inineiil committee had been probably the most potent factor in hie upbuilding of membership in the lodge during hie present iiduilnlstratlon mid in recog ui/iiig the hard work of that commit lee it is intended to tender < halrnuiu wallace a testimonial dinner some time in april or may good vaudeville show fire chief 8 dimon smith in chief's car 8 dimon sm'th becomes chief of the i''reeport lire department ut the annual election being held thursduy night mid churlex it krltz becomes first assistant chief there is a con test on for the position of mcond us urtadt chief lietvveen lodvvard it bice ilamlllon king smnuel corker and john alauerhherker there in no op pokltlon to either smith or fritz kir chief s d.'mon smith hits heen a member of the ire department for the pant 21 years he la a member of vigilant hose cuiiipiiiiyt no 2 and iiiih risen from the ranks through varbiiis u/flivs in tlu.t coui(>uiiy and the lepiirtment fourteen yertmt nffo he u elected foreman of vigilant llu company mil merved one term lil next ortlce wiim that of treimurer of tlie depart ment in which capacity he served for ne term lie was next elected sec nil deputy chief in which office he erved two terms and then served a linllnr length of time as ftrxt deputy chief vfroni this position he advanced to chief of the department in this position he succeeds clarence williams who held the ohice for wo years there were few cniitestn in the coin darenber6 ill from auto fumes becomes unconscious while working on car in small closed garage lean ltedinl presented a llrst class well balanced vaudeville and moving picture bill to a house crowded with well pleased pull-ons at the auditorium saturday night i'rieda held a ca'i lever sketch and al itlchards baby drummer were eiisllv the most enjoy able bringing rounds of well-deserved applause sells two homes the residential properly on the northwest corner of long reach ave line and olive boulevard lias been sold for wuiiani i vnn ltiper lo \\ il ham k 1'cniie.v or llclltuoiv and the residence in south irove street near atlantic avenue owned by into ml sen ints been sold to itosi ot penult ton b.v william m duller ..| the ltd warily aguucy time's unfortunate change the little liny who is afruld to speak a piece in school in many cases grows up to lie the iiiiiii who isn't huppy un < is tulklny b.v the hour carl darcnhcrg former captain of the kreeport police force hail a nar row escape from death on thursday of lust weeli w hen the gas from the exhaust pipe of his nutoinitblle on which he wus working in the garage in the rear of his homf in nassau avenue made him unconscious the garage in which daieuberg was working was a suuill one and it was entirely closed while he was running the motor there was no circulation of air and soon all the air was con sumed and replaced hy the cxhuust gases when diireiiheig was found by his wife he was seated in tlie aulomohlle inlo which position he is believed to have climbed when he began to feel weak from the effect of the gases although not then suspecting hie cause of bis illness mrs dnieiibei'g called for help and roibe lieutenant rimer uajmor who lives 	 ir by in miller avenue re sponded bffnftl were made to revive mnrctihcrg while i r.ktiordoii lindsay was responding df lhtduj ordered him taken immediately toil lie nassau county hospital and he was ipilckly taken there in vttltoo't coin fort car kor twelve liours ihiienberg liov ered lielwcen life and death and then ills condition began lo imprc-ve and now he is out of danger falls beside train mil f young slightly injured in get ting off car mrs k young of is ivnrsnll nv eiiue was thrown lieivveeii the plutform and the rails at the ruilroad htalloii sun day nlglit vvlien alighting from ihu |]| ii train witli tier husband and two children some one stepped on her skirl as she watt about lo step from the cur to the station platform which caused bur to fall heavily lo the ground her leg was budly biul cd she was intended bv l>r cum mlim pany electlotih of the fire department helil on tuesday night the officers elected in hie various companies are hose company no 1 — kdward c smith captain ttaytnond combs first rieiltenant it d campbell second lieutenant ; 1 itaynor recording secre tary chiltou smith financial secre tary thomas lucas trustee valen tine wright delegate to new york state convention b c smith dele jfilte to soutlij'rn new york onven tlon k.v sm|h and ha.vniond comb wardens hose mymiy no 2 austin hoot i-oss ciiptali j kdvviikiy tliriixninrtiiii llrst le)itena job tllrscli hecojid lieutenant ; iv m kilwr*<jn rt»n>rdliih swrefary : oc^'-ie hebj bnuncla ^ 	 retary : krunkvolinh hftegate to new york state ciwventual aiihtln mont ross tielegatefjo sout'iern new york convention v h coz/ens llauillton king jr wuiliens w it cor./.ens a montross c ii braren trutttees ltayvievv bola company no 8 — p d combs jr captain mlllard john son first lieutenant ; mervln combs second lieutenant 1 stratton tlniin ial secretary s corker recording secretary kntstith lohnson treasur er harold beams delegate to new y w c a drive is still on for subscriptions total to date is under 1,000 association needs 2,000 to meet budget moving picture benefit to be given tuesday tag day held last saturday nets 356 — cake sale and tea will be held saturday april 10 the young women's christ inn as sociation drive for mmi to meet the expenses of conducting the vvorkol the association here during tlie coin ing vc;ir llnj i ill n considerably short of the goal tn date the total amount of the subsnipiioiisi sci tired is | irllle less that sl.ihmi r less than half of i he n u 	 in needed the drive is be ing continued tag day was held saturday mid the amount secured through the sale of the blue triangle tags was 8fia two more events mv scheduled in the budget drive of the association the llrst is the moving picture exhibi tion lo lie held on tuesday of next week there will lie a feature him the i 	 '¦ mall mid u v w 0 i him your town your country and your tilrl in addition there will be a vociu program in which the cho rus composed of members i.f lie nsso elation will render seveinl songs mrs mamie mallow is chairman of the moving picture exhibition committee a cake tale will be held in the y rooms in south crove street sidur day afternoon april 1(1 tea and ake will be served during the aajth tad everyone is invited the y solicits cukes for this sale there will he a very small admission charge to the tea1 mis william oinlncr i . liau iiiiiii of tin rake sale committee tim workers who have been engag cd in soliciting subscriptions in the drive me mrs fisorgn t ha-ji continued on pu york state conveiilion archie verity delegate to southern new vork con vention ; joe r.edeii and andrew chirk trustees i d cnmbs jr samuel corker wardens hone company no 4 captain w\t lls m summers llrst lleiitenunt win urlggs ;, second lieutenant arnold youngen ; flimnchil kecretary clen lamb treasurer james ciulkshank ; trustees william hyder charles u i'rii z and hllbert it johnson ; dele gate to new york state convention w m summers delegate to southern new york convention wm isriggs kng-lne compuny no 1 — cupttihi charles voght ; flrst lieutenant kd wnr«t nnch ; becretary m klein ; re f.inllng secretary chnrlex hnlitwln ' ttook lind ladder company no 1 oeorga boaaan captain ; john hart nmint ttrui lle(henant ; curtis fulton second lieutenant he was opposed by joseph hoffman ; l|i's streck jr 1 nanchil secretary chnrles a nlles recording secretary delegate to south ern new york convention ieorge hoffman delegate to new york state convention john iliirtnmnn ; william keegan william haynor and norman dean trustees ilurvey smith treas urer > , olive boulevard as parking space village trustees considering mea'ns of relieving conges tion in main street measures for relieving the conges tion tin main street are under con sideration b.v the village trustees and some steps to bring about relief j-lil probably be taken up at the meeting of the village hoard asj friday eve ning the principal nifusiirc now un der consideration is the making of a permanent parking space in hive bou lev aid either lo tlie east or went of main street 11 the establishment of g permanent parking space is carried out steps will he taken to prevent tlie parking of cars in main street cxcfjfcfmur very limited periods the estimates of the length of time a car should be per mltted to si a 1 1 1 in one place in main street varied all the way from one mlniile to half an hour main street is a county highway and supervisor hiram 11 smith brougbi up the matter or tratllc con gastlon mi ii village riaaltfs.nl bab ert i christie and the trustees went into the tnalter in a general way tit ih 	 sating hist friday night but laid ihe matter over for action at hiim weeks meet ing congestion is usually very heavy in he evenings and particularly smiir day evenings most of the cars are left there li those who gfl to some nearby place of amusement if ur rangeineuts am made for a parking space in hive boulev.iiid lights will probably be installed in the middle of the roadway and cars will be required to park either side of this middle hue with the frinil of the cars toward the vnler hendrick8on johnson mrs maggie m lohnson of lsi thnuiux avenue utildwln and charles ii hiinlilrksi.il of r norman place baldwin wv married al the parson agji of the kiceport method si church i'l'lday afleniihiu of last week hie itcv w k iiioiupson i d omclat llik the couple will make iheii liomc in hunaan place haidwtn \ freeport chapter 0 el s kreeport clmpler o k s will h.dd lt next regular meet ing on safurdiiy evenliir april n uvl ut * o'ctack sharji the star dejrreex will h ex emplified nlso bull ting and atlilla tion on krlday afternoon of this week the members will meet at the kxrel slor hook and ladder company's room on church steflsx near merrick road for a social afternoon committee mrs itnland baukney hraren auh tin and brooker the offlcers will hold a rehenrnal in the chapter rooms on krlday ufter noon april 8 at i o'clock shnrp after which they will join the other lmdle at the kxcelslnr hook and ladder company's rooms on church j«tre«»t nenr merrick road for refreshment an ohl-fiisldoned barn dance will be given by kreeport chapter ( ». k s on frlduy evening april it at the freeport tub oood music and other attractive features are promised ticketk sre on i : ¦. combine reception and ladies night men's club of m e church holds dual event fine program was rendered cemetery site to cost school dist 65,000 budget calls for raising of 149,561.88 by tax to run school system salaries of teachers are increased 38,000 the reception given to the hev i)r and mrs walter h thompson by the j men's club of the freeport m k : not to be raised by taxes in one year three truateea to be electej at an nual meefing of district to be held may 3 a proponltlon for the ra'slnp of 6 tnki for the aciftilring i;f the land com prising tlie freeport cemetery and making the land available for uxe as an addition to the site of the drove street school will be submitted at the iinnual meeting of the freeport school district to he held in the drove street school on mhv .'< at h o'clock there will also be taken up at this meetiiik the election of three trustees and there will be submitted ihe proposed budget for tlie year 1021 2'2 the gross amount of the budget is l!hi..!lil..'ts and the net amount to l.n ra sed by tax is 1140,881.88 the oo,imk for the cemetery site is church monday night proved to be one of the most successful events socially in ihe history of the organi zation as it was hie time for the club's annual ladles'tnlght it was de y hut the payments for it are to be dis tributed over n period of 18 yean be g nnlng next year the amount to he paid each year for redeeming bonds ih 5,000 cided to combine the two events and i provisions for taking over this ceme give many who imd not had the op portunity to meet the pustor and his wife a chance to do wo the hunday school room was comfort uhly filled and the program which preceded the hoclal was thoroughly enjoyed mlas lyllon wheeler gave u large number of readings while albert i,ewry hnrl tone two braces of holos and hud to respond to an encore after each minn annie kldridge the r khi)l«t of the church was the nccotu the club told of the high appreciation in which dr thompson ih held though he has heen pastor hut a few months mid spoke of the pleasure the men had in knowing that he wan to be re turned next year followiiik the formal pnirtifni the reception wns held the niemhers of the official hnttrd assisting pr and mrs thompson in receiving and in troducing to them those with whom tery plot are made in a bill introduced in the legislature hy assemblyman mc whlnney and signed two weeks ago b.v iovernor miller it requires hint the lund in the cemetery he acquired by condemnation proceedings the amount asked for w>,0(x cov ers the amount of tin awards to lot owners in the cemetery the cost of ex huming the remain there and re-inter ring them in another cemetery and the cost of such new plots ; the cost at tnnpp'ng and eeordlng the location of prof george puflols president of tlie new graves the removal of all tombstones monuments or markers and their erection at the new graves and such other expends as are neces sury to make the cemetery available as an addition to the present school site . the total amount of the budget for running the school system during hie ensuing year is l!m>,:t!u.:sm compared to l.r>4,:t70.04 of lnst year this is an increuse of approximately m,0()0 the they were not already acquainted an | et budget for the ensuing year is informal social ilhic during which fresliments were served concluded the function among those on the receiving line were pr tmd mrs thompson mr and mrs alexander rrndy mr and mrs william s hall wllllnm g miller president of the official board and mrs miller mid prof and mrs george puiviis toffee was served by the following committee of ladles mrs arthur dav ison mrs william g miller mrs thomas i tens mrs ffenrge dnbols mrs fred stunts mrs averll marlow 141l,r>(11.k.x as/compared to slsg,.'i7(m4 of last year fir an increase of approvl mutely i18,mo there is an increase in hie estimated receipts of this dis trict this year from uj680 lasi war to $ io.h.'c.5o for the ensuing year or ap proximately 188,000 the st of instructional service ih fife large item in the budget the amount required for this service for the ensuing year is si i,n<m and last year 1103,480 the hulk of this item is made up of teachers suiaries in the present budget they total h86,700 and in the previous year lr7 this mrs s a olson mrs j e clurk [ m »•' increase of w.(mm or nearly mlas annie kldrldge miss jessie ' tlin times llie uiuount of increase in thompson miss florence thompson hie net innlget to be ra ised by tax and mrs james sutphln mrs sutphln rind mrs pultois were he increase in teachers salaries as mrtde mandatory b.v the stnte law in charge of the decorations f/helpaassd last year as an emergency committee chairmen were music ar ' uieiisure to prevent the depletion of tliur dnvlson : entertainment james i"'e ranks of the teachers throughout sutpliin and refreshments fred ""* state because of the insiilllclenr slants the next event of the men's ages that were being paid club will be the annual boys night ' three trustees will be elected at hid which will be held ne\t month annual school meeting line will he the young folks league of fma elected to mi out the aoexplred term of dw.ght c kaker who resigned and ivvo vvill be elected for three years to loomed mrs hubert c kit roll and da vid sutherland jr whose terms expire july 81 is91 ^ the olllclal notice of the school meeting is published elsewhere in thin young folks name officers for year junior league oi temple israel formally organizes planning feature program issue carpenter white pie israel held an organization nncl lug lust wednesday night and elected the following otllccrs lor tl 	 nsulng year president david jacoiihoii ; vice president grace itoseusleln j secre tmy tnasls israel ami treasurer mor timer ltelss tlie league has been informally or ganl/.cd for some lime and david tatonson has^een its chairman the league tiickleimts tlrst hlg task wllli ¦ iil waiting to be formally organi/.ed lbs presentation of a double feature theatrical program last week and achieved success in hi undertaking the voting men and women who com ik'sc ihe prganliaura are now kmiking forwaril to carrying out n prog rum for the ensuing year that will be eiiuully fruitful with accomplishment on thursday evening of thu week the ttmt formal meeting of the league will be held the constitution and hy luvvx will then be adopted and hie vein's pri.gruiii outlined mat leiinie marie while of altilty ville and steplieu carroll carpenter of kreeport were married on wodnes ilay of last week march ml at the home of ihu bribe's purents in anilty vllle they were alteiided by lss mu.v chadvvick of llelllnore as hrides iii il i ami arthur white of amityvllle as bet mail the llower girls stsfs ihe misses kdllll and helen i'eckell the free|«irt guests were mr mid mrs charles cur|ienter mr and mrs ii 	 is pcckelt and mlsm i'lorence car penter the couple spent their hoiiev uioiiii in wushlngton dc 1 o o f entertainment to be given in auditorium next thursday evening the 111 i annual entei taliiineiil of the odd i'cllow will be held al ihe ainlihiiluin on thuisdu.v evening of ne\t week april ii " 11 oiintn hoy will be presented by the playerm of the kimmm-veit dramatic h after the show there will he dancing ami there will be pruc fur the dan cent and ulito u ilooi jnue