THE NA5»aAU POST. FRREPORT. N Y. FRTDAY. APRIL 12, 1918- -P»j|» 7
ROOSEVELT
Mr and Mn. C. Mtrch have rent- • houa« in Wood* avenue.
T)r. F. B. Berten of Main itreet piirchaii«<l a coupe automobile.
Mr*. Bert Lytle led the Epworth •Hfue prajrcr service laat Sunday reninfr at the Methodist Church.
eonftned to hla home with an attack of meaale*.
On Wedneadfty the iraraf^ of Miles • Browne In Charles street and De-1 l>«voise avenue was moved to th«» prop¬ erty of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Faath on Whitehouse av«nu«.
to Miaa Ellfott's daaa, Grade Six.
Principal M. E. Powell of Merricit nd Principal Hilton of Smithville South were visitora to the local achool last week.
On April l»th a dance will be gir- I at the RooseveH. Board of Trade (all, Stop M, by the Youne PeopleV aeial Qub of St Paul's Church.
Private Georire W. Eckatein, of tmp Upton, was home for the week-1
A reirular meeting of the Boya' Bri- ide will be hf<ld Kriday eveninjr in i« school auditorium.
Robert Wallace of Charles street M received a new motorcycle which I recently purchased at Hempstead.
The will of John R. Whitehouse, a well known resident of this village, who died recently in Lakewood, Flor¬ ida, has been filed for probate at Mineola. The document disburses $11,000 in cash, $2,000 of which is bequeathed to the American Bible Society for chafitable and other uses. Three daujrhtera of the testator, Mrs. Sarah A. Turner, Mrs. Helen E. Faath and Mias Mary E. Whitehouse, are willed $2,000 each, and three sons, John J., Charles E. and Arthur White- house, are given $1,000 each. The sona are made residuary legatees by the will, each to have an equal share in the estate. Mrs. Faath and Miss Whitehouse are appointed executrices.
The Eagle Honor Roll is composed of the following:
'Grade 8—William I/eber, Anna Montross. Lila Valentine. Madeline Van Nostrand.
Grade 6—Susan Smith.
Grade B—Irene Walker, Margaret Smith, Margaret Huber, Mary Kaza- nowaky.
Grade 4 - Elsie Ludwig, Kate Shen- kin.
Grade 3 Ansel Valentine, Evelyn Wood, Raymond Hascamp, Russell Rhodea.
Grade 2--Albert Clark. Dorothea Florence.
WANTAGH
The flremen wera called out Wed¬ nesday morning fo/a chimney fire in the .Albrfght house on Park avenue. ire firemen spilled a acuttle of coal down the chimney and this quickly extinguished the burning soot.
The Ladies' Aid Society had a thim¬ ble party last Wednesday at the home of Mra. W. F. Southard.
Mrs. J. Stretch and daufchter, Isa- lllc, returned home last week after pleasure trip to Ocean Beach.
Elbridge Lloyd spent Sunday with lends in Port Washington.
Mrs. A. Schlegel of Brookside ave- le entertained Mr. and Mra. E. Mey- of Manhattan last Sunday.
On Thursday, April 18, a smoker
ill be held at H. C. Reinhardt's Ho-
for the benerfit of the Roosevelt
C. Mission. The affair will start
8 p.m. Refreshments will be serv-
and favors awarded.
JServices at St. Paul's Episcopal larch next Sunday will be neld as Ilowi: Sunday School at 10 a.m., ling prayer at 11 o'clock, mid- : service held at the home of Rev. , Smith on Henry street, followed ' confirmation class.
Prank Van Liuskv has obtained a tition at the Mineola Aviation •Id.
Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Bergen have announced the engagement of their daughter, Blanche Violet, to I>eroy Post, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Post of Freeport, and a soldier at Camp Upton.
F.ldbridgp Lloyd has been eccepted IS n n^^mbr nf Alpha Hook and Ladder Company.
Harry Faath of Whitehouse avenue ks purchased a touring car and is Joying himaelf at every opportuni- afforded him for rides after busi- las hours.
The Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's
Kpiscooal Church was entertained by
• Henry SmWh of Charles street.
Private William Cheshire stationed at ^amp Mills.
A patriotic rally, to boom the aale of Liberty Bonds will be held in the Royal Theatre on Tuesday evening, April 16. Plans were fbrmulated for a local canva.ss by citizens at a meet¬ ing last week in the auditorium of the public school. Frank Wood is captain of the men's team and will have as lieutenants in directintr the campaign work the following: W. F. Pearsall, H. C. Albers, Charbs E. Whitehouse and Charles Delap. The women's team will be directed by Mrs. M. J. Connelly. Her lieutenants will be Mrs. Georp:e Delap, Mrs. .M. Stuart. Mrs. Joseph Faath, Mrs. Geo. Mole, Jr., and Miss Jennie Behr. Rev. D. S. Coors is chairman of the com¬ mittee on publicity and meetings.
Word has been received from Paul Lang that he arrived safely "over there."
I MASSAPEQUA
The sad and sudden death of Ethel Soderman has brought aorrow to the entire community. About three o'clock Tuesday afternoon, little Ethel, who had been sleeping, went out into the yard, and going too close to a rubbish fire, her clothes caught fire, and she was severely burned. Her mother was momentarily engaged on another part of the grounds, and was not aware of Ethel's presence near the fire, suppos¬ ing she was still asleep, until attract¬ ed to the fire by the barking of the dog. Dt. Edgett of Amityville did all in hia power to save the little one, but it was beyond human power to do so. She died at 4 a.m. Wednes¬ day. Ethel was flve years old, the youngest of two children. The sym¬ pathy of the community is with Mr. and Mra. Soderman in their sad be¬ reavement.
Massapequa on Tuesday
M. H. Ormsbee and family return¬ ed to Maasapequa on Saturday, April fith.
Mr. and .Mrs. L. B. Adams have re¬ turned for the Summer.
1 caught have K«en good sised, many weighing more than oi0e ipound. George Scharhtel's "Shack" has been the headquarters for many city flsh- ermert and also a nnmber from local territory.
The annaal meeting of the Presby terian Church was h«ld on Monday evening. The Moderator, Rev. Robert D. Merrill of Babylon, presided.
SEAFORD
Fi.shing for flounders in the bay
opposite this place is reported to have
been good up to last Sunday when an
; easterly wind prevailed and the ang-
I lers had a poor day. The flounders
EAGLE
Electrical ShM Repalrlif
Rubbers and Shoes Repaired while you wait. All work guaranteed. Reasona¬ ble Prices. JAMES nSCIfHA. Prtf. 35 Railroad Are., Freeport, L. I.
George Lieasner is now stationed at imp Merritt, N. J.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Behr ill with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. P^dward ft. Mowo- witz have returned to their home in Clinton avenue for the season.
If you h«ve a uond nffrr tn nwke. in Ihe »«y of property, you need not wnit for a hotter time thBn the present In which to make it. Try our olasaiflcd columns.
I Sergeant I^ewis Hengstenberjc. for merly of the M. G. Co., Tenth N. Y Infantry, now part of the 27th Divi sion, stationed at Camp Wedsworth, Spartanburg, S. C. visited friends
Light, Wiring, Fixtures. Motors. Phones. Bells. JAMES F. CAMPION
The next meeting of the Ladies' |
Guild of St. Paul's Church will be :
held at the residence of Mrs. R. Stu¬ art. I
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
n j Phone Connection Freeport, N. Y
Edward Uhe of Nassau road has irehased a runabout car.
Edward Hall of Charles street is
SCHOOL NOTES |
A pleasing program was given by the Siventh Grade to their quests, | Grades Eight and Five, on Friday af- i temoon, as follows:
Piano solo, Miss Sarah Underhill; welcome, Harry Walker; chorus. Sev¬ enth Grade girls; recitation. James Bam ford; vocal solo, Vera Abrams; j recitation. Hazel Willmarth; piano j solo, Helen Rhodes; Japanese girls, j M'iss May Behr, Miss Myrtle McKay; vocal duet. Sarah Underhill and Bea- ! trice SnTith; recitation, Simon Nath- | an; chorus. Seventh Grade boys; re¬ citation. Theresa Lipps; circus girls, Vera Abrams,'Florence Kohler. Helen Rhodes; piano solo, Beatrice Smith.
A.rbor Day will b? observed on Fri- dav of next week.
The attendance banner agrain goes
AMERICAN
THEATRE
70 So. Main St.
Phone 633 Freeport
Freeport
Sunday April 14
Bveninc 7.80 10c and 16c
Monday April 15
Ev<eninK 7.80 lOo and ICc
Tuesday April 16
Ev«nini( 7.30 lOo and 16r
Wednesday April 17
Klatinee 3.15 tOo and I6c Evenini; 7.U ISo and 20r
Thursday April 18
Matinee 3.15
lOo and I5c
Bv«nlnR 7.30
t6e and 20r
Friday April 19
Ewiuns 7.30 10« and 15c
Saturday April 20
Matinee 8.16
10a and 16<
Bvaning 7.16
lee and 20c
VIRGINIA PEARSON
stolen" HONOR
A Society Drama of Love and IntriRue
Hiildeii Hand Current Kventa
MRS. VERNON CASTLE
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Stranded in Arcady
Pathe Feature In 5 Parta ''TOTO," the famous Hippodrome Clown
In 2 Reel Comedy
^Onc NipTlit SdiiMl
MADGE KENNEDY ' '
OUR little wife
Goldwyn Production in 7 Reek
PAT UK t;<>Mi:i)Y
VAUnKVIIiLK
OLIVE THOMAS
—IN^
Betty Takes a Hand
TrianKle Keature in 6 Reels
Malrloioaiai Breakers Triangle Conedy
MAE MARSH
—IN
The Beloved Traitor
I'ltim the Popular Novel l>y Frank I.. Packard Cioldwyn Production in 6 Acts
CUURKNT KVIONTS
HERBERT RAVLISON
BRACE UP
UUie Bird Photo-Flay In 5 ReeU
BILLY VEST in 2 Reel Comedy
VArUKVlI LK
JACK RICHARDSON
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A Man Above the Law
Trlanale Feature in 6 Reela
lis Day ai Dmb Triaagle Caaiedy
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For Victory and Liberty
We are fighting for Liberty and we are going to win. But how soon, de¬ pends much upon the men and women at .home—on the farm, in the factory in the store.
The boys who have gone to the trenches are brave—worthy of the forefathers who first gave us liberty, worthy of the meri who yfroTL the; bltJrt, and who wore the gi'ay.
But upon you rests the responsibility of whether they have everything with which to fight, whether they are sacrificed or saved. Your an¬ swer will be the dollars you put into the U. S. Government Bonds of the
Third Liberty Loan
From the villages and farrr>s hundreds of mil¬ lions of dollars must pour into Uncle Sam's Treasury the safest place in the world.
Your money is needed -every dollar you can spare. Surely you will put your money behind the boys w^ho offer their lives, their all. for Victory and Lib¬ erty—your Liberty.
Go today to your local Liberty Loan Committee, or to any bank, for complete information then
Buy Uberty Bonds
—the safest investment in the world
Liberty Loan Committee
Second Federal ReMrve District 120 Broadway, New York
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