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TBE EAB&AV POST. FSEEPOBT, E. T, PBIBAT, VOYEMBER 5, 1919.
EDITORIAL GOLUHMS
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Oflicial paper of the Village of rreeport.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1915.
Pabllahed Fridays bjr The Naasan Post Corpontion.
JAMES E. STILES, Prealdent. as South Orove Street Freeport, N.
Entered as Second-claae matter April 3, 1914, at the Poat Offlce at Freeport, New York, under the act of Marcb 3, 1879.
should be
All communications addressed to
The Naasau Post Corporation,
Main Ofllce, 22 S. Orove Street,
FRBEPORT. Telephone 61.
Branch Offlce, 3ij9 Park Street,
(Between Jamaica and Myrtle Aves.)
Richmond Hill, L. I.
Tel. 317 Richmond HUI.
TUESDAY'S ELECTION,
If the elections throughout the Eastern States on Tuesday have any national significance and we firmly believe thoy do, it ia found In the indication that In 1916 the Demo¬ cratic party will be confronted with a united Republican party well armed and efficiently e(|uipped for a victor¬ ious campaign.
In New York .State the Republiian party and Its candidates won moat de- (I'.ive victories. The A.ssembly retains the sume Kepublican majority. Most of the up-State cities have elected Re¬ publican mayors. The overwhelming victory of Assemblyman Thotnis A. McWhinney In our Nassau county waa a most wonderful demonstration on the ,;art of the entire electorate of their confidence in his honesty, integ¬ rity and ability. .Majorities of ."),374 'are unheard of in this county and to Mr. McWhinney all honor is due.
Even its most ardent advocates could hardly have been surprised at the defeat administered "suffrage," after the adverse action in New Jer¬ sey where the cause had the powerful aid of President Wilson.
A multitude of conditions contri¬ buted to the defeat of the Constitu¬ tional amendments. There was an honest difference of opinion, there was plenty of misrepresentation
The Nassan Post adrocates the erecticn of a Mnnicipal Bnildisf and Anditorip^n.
It advocates ardently the purchase o motor tractors for all fire apparatus.
It urges the installation of an electric alarm system and the centralization ot fire apparatus.
It advocates the immediate appropriation of $5,000 to be expended for publicity in securing the establishment of manufacturing industries for Freeport
OCEANSIDE GOSSIP AND MENTION MR. MACINTOSH BOYS BRIGHT PROPERTK
HOWARD CORNWELL SECURES POSITION IN N. Y. SALES HOUSE —MURRY LEASES WIEDMAN HOTEL.
Mr. Howard Cornwell has accepted a position as salesman In the Mar- quardt Wholesale House on Liberty avenue, Brooklyn. His friends of Oceanside wish him success In bis position.
There was a social and entertain¬ ment given to the minister of the M. E. Church last Wednesday night. TBere was a large crowd there and
position with Floyd Fowler In the oyster business.
Mrs. M. B. Rider took judgment In Judge Neu's court Isiet Friday morn¬ ing againat Adelia Baldwin of Cen¬ tral avenue, Baldwin.
.Mr. Langdon Abrams has complet¬ ed his duties for the Adams Express Company at Long Beach.
More than five hundred automo¬ biles passed through Oceansjde to Long Beach last Sunday.
Mr. Charles Pettit has completed copying the tax book at Hempstead. He will soon be sitting to receive the taxes for the schools.
John Teddy and George Hill have returned to the Oceanside high school. They are taking up some new
ry of Wreck Lead, proprietor of a fishing station, has leased the Paul Wiednian Hotel on Atlantic avenue.
of
the proposed changes, and there was a good deal of petty pergonal poli¬ tics.
Thc general results of the election must be hailed, however, by all Re¬ publicans throughout the country, as a good omen with a direct bearing on national issue's.
____^ ""¦ DEAN OF WUTdt^ PROPHETS.
The results of Tuesday's election must be gratifying to Hon. George Wallace of Freeport, who seema to read the pulse of Nassau county bet¬ ter than many of our modern politi¬ cians. All through the month of Oc¬ tober he kept up the fight against the ponstitutlonal amendments and was practically alone. The vote nearly 8,000 In this county against the amendment, shows that he no doubt Influenced the people. About a inonth ago he told Assemblyman McWhinney that he would have over 4,000 major¬ ity for re-election. None of the other eetlmates during the campaign ex¬ ceeded 2,000. The result seems to be in the neighborhood of 5,374.
Surprise Mrs. Geller.
Mrs. Oeorge B. Oeller of Pine atreet was given a surprise party on her twenty-eight birthday anniver¬ sary by a number ot friends, both from home and nearby places. Among the many present were: Mrs. A. Hub¬ ert and Mrs. J. C. McQueen of Min¬ eola, Mrs. E. Ferry of Rockville Cen¬ tre, Mrs. Cook of Amityville, Mrs. Wild and two sons of Jamlca, Mr. and Mrs. Hanvey of Freeport, Miss Sarah Hults of Mineola, Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Nostrand of New York.
To say that it was a celebration Is to say the least. We wish Mrs. Geller good luck and many more birthdays.
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all had a good enjoyable time.
It is rumored that Thomas Mur-' courses of study.
The residents of Oceanside are re¬ joicing over the victory of Mr. Ger- , hard and his associates who were on Mr. Murry will fake possession when ' ^^^ Reynolds ticket. Mr. Gerhard got alterations Ure completed. j i„„ yot^s to .Mr. Meeker's 66. It Is
Mrs. Lowhien of Atlantic avenue rumored that the police force will has gone to Rockvllie Centre for the likely have a new chief. Winter. She will return to her own -^j^ Leslie White, who has been In residence on Atlantic avenue, Ocean- the employ of Mr. Stanley Davison as side. In the Spring. a plumber, has accepted the position
The Civic Association hi-'ld Its reg- of janitor of Long Beach school. Mr. ular monthly meeting on Tuesday White expects to have living quarters evening at the Columhia Kngine Com- in the building.
pany .\o. 1 flre house. i Joseph White has purchased a new
Mr. Elijah Terrell of Terrell ave- Overland car from Mr. Johnson of nue has been on the sick list for tlie Fast Rockaway.
Mr. John Lucy of Bedell avenue is (luite ill. having been confined to the house for a long time.
Mrs. F'rances Holmes, a trained nurse, is on the sick list and under a doctor's care.
Mr. Henry Rutherman has sold his grocery business to Mr. Stephen Cad¬ man of Brooklyn. Mr. Cadman took possession at once. The sale was con- sumated by Mr. Schwarz of Ocean- side.
Mr. Henry Rutherman has rented the Esposlto house on Davison ave¬ nue.
past week.
Mr. Paul Weidinar of Koekaway avenue, Oceanside, is roconsli'uctinK his home.
Mr. Robeit Combes ot .\tlanlic ave¬ nue lias completed his work at Long Beach for the winter. !
Martin V. Wright of Rockaway venue has sold his place to Mr. Alox- nder Mcintosh of Rockaway avenue, Oceanside.
Mr. John Baylis has erected a new uam on his property on Windsor place.
Mr. Baylis has gone into the flsh and oyster business.
Mr.'Charles Foster of Soper ave¬ nue is doing jury duty this month at Mineola. |
Mr. Edward Miller leased the cot¬ tage of Mr. Bert Davison on Bellevue avenue, Oceanalde, and has taken pos¬ session. I
A surprise party was given to the two eighth grade teachers. Miss Bow-! er and Miss Stoker, by the eighth j !;rade students on Monday. Those j present were: Florence Short, Ethel: Cooper, Florence Folger, Antra Lit-1 tell, La Rue Wright, Marion Helle-1 brand, Anna Steffens, Gladys Martin, | Cricket Kdwards, Henrietta Roller,' Arthur Cousins, John Klasses, Theo-1 dore Weber, Merle Poole, Chester! Francis, George Lawrence, John Cllpse, Eugene Pile, Albert Smith, i George Story, George Gahvestine and Alexander Coaper. |
Mr. Kussell Kane visiled his par¬ ents liere on Sunday. He Is employed in a motion picture house in Jamaica.
.Mr. Hudson E. Austin of Rockville Centre Parkway has moved his fam-! ily to Brooklyn, N. Y. ]
James Pearsall and Archie Rams-1 der have secured positions at Bridge¬ port, Conn., to work for the Bridge-1 port Traction Company. Thoy will leave Wednesday morning. I
Quite a number of people from' Oceanside attended the recent si f-i frage parade In New York.
The Oceanside Players jjave a drama and dance in Terrell Hall last' Wednesday. Between the acts ot the' Iilay two New York lawyers and Rev.' Arthur C. Watkins spoke in favor of the woman suffrage movement. !
The athletb association of the M. \ E. church held the flrst annual fleld day events Saturday of last week. |
Crossfleld & McCloskey of Freeporti have closed their garage on Long Beach road for the season. They ajc- pect to open It again In the spring. ^
There was a big parade of suffra-' gists through Oceanside on Oct. 25,' the Lynbrook Fife and Drum Corps heading the line of march. A big crowd ll.stened to a number of speak-1 ers for the cause. j
The Oceanside High School boys are t.irniing a basketball team and, they will be ready In a few weeks to meet any school teara on the Soutn! Side. j
Mr. Langdon Abrams has gone to work for Eugene S. HUI in the vege-' table buslneas. I
The hohiestead of Gilbert Henry Rhoades E^state has been sold to a Mr. Thompson from the eaatern part' of the Island.
Mr. Je«8le Francis has accepted a
SEAFORD GIRL ; MARRIED SDNDAYl
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CEREMONY CELORATED AT
BELLMORE CHURCH BY REV.j
I THOS. KING — OTHER NEWS!
AND PERSONAL MENTION.
.Miss Nellie .Nalone and .Mr. Wil¬ liam Roberts wer<' united in matri mony on Sunday last by Rev. Thos King of St. Barnabies church, Bell¬ more. The bride wore a pale blue i dress and a large picture hat of the same color. .Miss .Vnna Lyncli of New York was the maid of honor, and Mr. Louis Rousseau of Seaford the best man. '
After the ceremony the wedding party went to the home of the bride's; sister, Mrs. George Vogt of .New York, j where a wedding dinner was. served. The couple expect to reside at Bridge-1 port. ':
The hallowe'en social given hy the' Girls' Friendly in the Guild Hall on: Saturday was' a great success. I
Mr. and Mrs. William Schuster are entertaining a young daughter, who arrived on Monday last.
On Sunday night while returning I from a motor trip around Long Isl¬ and Mr. John Raynor's car caught flre and was completely destroyed.
A suffrage meeting was held in iiie Guild Hall on .Monday iiiglit. The
speakers were Rev. Vedder Van Dyke of St. Michael's and All Aftgel's church. Mr. St. Claire Louis of Port Washington, and Mr. Felix Reif¬ schneider of Hempstead, Mr. William Whitner Introduced the speakers.
.Mr. Fred B. Steck was the guest at Mr. and Mrs. George Wade.
The Social Society of the M. E. church will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Raynor on Friday night.
The Y. M. I. C. will give a masked ball on Nov. 12.
The Ladles' Aid meets at the home of Mrs. Mary Raynor on Friday next.
Miss Ehllnger is still In the lead of the contestants. The number of votes cast, to date, are Bertha Ehlln¬ ger, 1,974: Clara Walters, 1,006; Mrs. Everitt Manser, 137; Vera Kilian, 62; Anna Wilson, 7,9; .Marlon Klllan. 26; Mauretta Ketcham, 13; Mrs. Charles Haff, 10; Mrs. Wolcott, 9; Elsie Kldert. ,-,; .Mrs. Alfred Bowles, ¦j; Florence Southard, .">; Mrs. J. E. Baldwin, .-..
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