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Two THE ROCKLAND COUNTY JOURNAL NEWS NYACK, N. FRIDAY, MARCH 9. 1951' COURT CASE (Continued from Page One) torney at the time did not acquaint her fully with the import of it. From it all, she came away with the "distinct impression" that if she not the pending divorce action she would get 000, just like that. It turned out that she didn't, and hence the makings of a lawsuit.

dr Mrs. to Waite further told charged her a things that her former spouse "falsely," to induce her to enter into the separation agreement. In her against Mr. Herthe trustee of the fund set man, up a year ago, Mrs. Waite charged that this defendant had paid her an undisclosed former, attorney, the time of the execution of the agreement with the understanding that the lawyer then representing her would induce her to sign the indenture of trust without her bothering to read it or find out its contents.

She also charged that the monwhich was deposited in the Lafayette Bank and Trust Company was not in any way designated as trust account or fund. Justice Benvenga reserved decision on the day the CAse WAR heard, but subsequently dismissed Mrs. Waite's complaint. In the action, Mrs. Waite was represented by Leo Praeger and Charles Bricker of New York City.

Mr. Greene was represented by Isadore Kupfer of the firm Kupfer and Levine, while Alton W. Teale of the firm of Kennedy, Teale and Kennedy, represented the other two defendants, Herman and the bank. NOTICE Death Notices, Cards of Thanks and In Memoriam Notices will be inserted in this column at the rate of $9.00 per insertion, payable in advance. Death Notices reaching this office by 10 A.

M. will be published the same day. Carda of Thanks and In Memor tam Notices must be received by 5 P. M. day before insertion.

DEATH NOTICES KNIERIEM Gustave. of Brooklyn, N. formerly Piermont, N. on March 7, 1951, aged 73 years. He Is survived by one sister.

Amelia Knierlem and several nieces and nephews. Services from the Stevenson Funeral Home, Piermont, N. on Saturday, March 10 at 11 A. Rev. William V.

Berg officiating. Interment Rockland Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home. MORGAN Alice on March 9, 1951, sister late Catherine and Joseph J. Morgan.

Requiem Mass at St. Ann's Church. Nyack, on Monday, March 12, at 9:30 A. M. Inferment Oak HIll Cemetery, Nyack.

N. Y. Friends may call at the White Funeral Home, 43 South Broadway, Vyack. CARD OF THANKS PERPAK James. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our neighbors and friends, the pall bearers, also bowlIng teams.

for the messages sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received at the time of our bereavement. the sad. loss of our husband and father. Mrs. Catherine Terpak and children Garnerville IN MEMORIAM PHILLIPS Orville N.

In loving memory of our husband and father who died March 9, 1946: "Faithful and honest in all his ways, Devoted and true to the end of his days. A dear father, loving and kind, What a beautiful memory he left behind. We often sit and think of you, To think you could not say goodbye Before you closed your eyes. The blow was hard. the shock severe, We never thought your death SO near.

Only those who lost can tell The pain of parting without farewell." Wife and children FUNERAL DIRECTORS FLUHR FUNERAL HOME NANUET. N. Middletown Rd. Phone NAnuet 3-2266 FLENDER FUNERAL HOME 118 High Avenue, N. Y.

Phone NYack 7-0344 STEVENSON FUNERAL HOME Piermont. Y. Phone Plermont 2-0243 CONGERS FUNERAL HOME Bradford B. Bohr Ohio Avenue, phone COngers 8-6665 MOCK and McCLUSKEY Funeral Directors 88 South Broadway. Nyack Phone NYack 7-0573 WYMAN FUNERAL HOME Frank D.

Wyman, Licensed Manager 100 Franklin Avenue, Pearl River Phone PEarl River 5-2161 ALLAN B. SNIFFEN 154 Central Avenue, Spring Valley 10 Park Avenue. Suffern SPring Valley 6-0012 SUffern 5-0238 BROWN'S FUNERAL SERVICE Alphonso E. Brown, Licensed Mgr. 40 South Broadway, NYack 7-9818 GEORGE M.

HOLT FUNERAL HOME Haverstraw, N. Y. Phone 9-2159 HUGH E. WHITE Funeral Home" 13 South Broadway NYack 7-0318 Successor to Arthur G. Lord, Inc.

MONUMENTS WILLIAM COPELAND AND SON Granite and Marble Monuments 1 Wayne Avenue SUttern 5-0475 Bock MONUMENTS Phone TRAVIS, Ine. Nyack, N. Legion Post Keeps In Touch With Men In the Service Among the most important of the many activities an American Legion post is that letting the of servicemen and women who are away from home know that the folks in their community are interested in them. That is what the membership, 329, of of the Pearl John H. River Secor is accomplishing these days.

Through the medium of a hardworking four member committee that leaves no stone unturned to see to it the personnel of the armed forces who come from the Pearl River area know what's going on in the home town and are kept aware of the fact that the folks back haven't forgotten them, the is fulfilling home, this important obligation. Every young man or woman from the Pearl River area who has either been to active duty or has joined service tor recalled, the first time since the outbreak of the Korean War, receives regular communications from the Secor Post, designed to bring Rockland County right into the G. I. foxhole if necessary. The committee has worked diligently on this task, spending its time in writing letters to the service personnel, sending Christmas greetings to them during the holiday season, and forwarding is.

sues newspapers to farflung the globe. local, In addition, the committee and John H. Secor Post are now making plans for the erection of another honor roll in Memorial Park, to take its place beside the one erected during World War II, as a fitting reminder of those who have been called to the colors in recent months. At the request of a number of local churches, the committee has furnished a listing of the service personnel to these institutions, thereby enabling various religious groups to formulate their own honor roll if they so desire. Communications Read In return, the post membership has the gratifying exeprience at nearly every business meeting of hearing Arthur A.

Evans, chairman of the committee, read communications received from servicedo men in many parts of the world. In addition to Mr. Evans the committee is composed of Kathryn Mehl, Post Commander James J. Foley, and Charles A. Davidson.

Following is a listing of service personnel for whom complete mailing addresses are available through the Pearl River post. Anyone interested in corresponding with these men and women of the armed forces may obtain their correct address from Mr. Evans in Pearl River. From River: Bruno Ablondi, Jack J. Barnes, Palmer S.

Bethea, Arthur V. Clarke, Stephen M. Day, Lawrence Denk, Robert E. Doscher, Richard W. Doscher, Arthur Eichner, Saul Englander, Donald J.

Fisher, Howard A. Fleetwood, William Griffith, Samuel Wesley Haddock, Roger Hale, and Fred G. Herrmann. Also, Ronald Hunderfund, E. Kenneth Lauer, Carol McLaughlin, John J.

McCormick, Peter Mauro, Factoquiz 1. What was the relationship of John Adams, our second President and John Quincy Adams, our sixth? What is the alterpiece in church? 3. What nation was known 88 the Ottoman Empire? What does mavoureen mean? 5. How many days was the Biblical Jonah in the whale? 6. By what more popular name is the opera "Cio-Cio-San" known? 7.

What is a letter of credit? 8. What color is the blood of a lobster? 9. What was the relationship of George Washington and Nellie Custis? 10. What are dogfish? (Quiz answers on page four) Battery Check For Auto PEP. well cared-for battery readily provides the energy you need for fast starts and snappy pick-up.

We'll check it when you come in for gas. Rapid, Friendly, Courteous Service DRIVE Right Up, Sir At MANLY CHEVROLET RT. 9-W. NYACK NYack 7-0275 Our West Nyack Branch Is Also Always Ready To Serve You PTA Notes Approve Bill Unamious approval was given to the bill now under consideration at Albany, providing scholarships for prospective teachers, especially those studying to become elementary teachers, at the recent meeting at Balmville of the executive board of the Central Hudson District of the New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers. Orangeburg Unit A nominating committee will be chosen at the meeting of the Orangeburg P.T.A.

on Wednesday at 3:15 p. m. A panel discussion, "Discipline, Reward, and Punishment" is planned for the afternoon's program. Francis Campbell, principal of the Orangeburg Grammar and Primary Schools, will act as moderator for a panel of three, adult sand one school child. Mrs.

Margaret Susy, Mrs. Elaine Raichle, Earl Willhoite and Miss Anne McDaniel been chosen to present the views of a teacher, parent, and child. Children over eight are invited, Younger children may play in the P.T.A. nursery group while their parents meet. There, will be a charge of ten cents child.

Call Mrs. Dell at Piermont 2-0139-J for transportation. The Orangeburg P.T.A. has arranged transportation for any child in the fourth grade above who wants to attend the Rockland County Symphony Orchestra's young people's concert on Sunday. Cars will load in front of the Orangeburg Grammar School at 2 p.

m. There is no charge for admission or for transportation. Individual parents may attend the concert if they are accompanied by a child. Doors close at the auditorium at 2:50 p. m.

CHURCH GROUPS The W. S. C. S. of the Garnerville Methodist Church will hold a food sale in the Haverstraw Gas Office starting at 10 a.

m. on March 16. The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Spring Valley Methodist Church will hold a pancake supper Thursday from 6 to 7:30 p. m. in the Sunday School room of the church.

Mrs. Homer Taylor will be general chairman of the supper; Mrs. Clarance Browning will be in charge of the dining room; and Mrs. Harold Moles, in charge of the kitchen. Lawn Mowers Sharpened The Factory Way You'll like the way your mower eases through heavy grASS when it's been sharpened on our preeision machine.

A few minutes here will save you hours in the sun. SALES SERVICE Power and Hand Lawn Mowers, Garden Tractors Sickle Bars. ROE POPET Garnerville, New York Phone HAverstraw 9-2004 DICKMAN'S SPECIALS These specials effective until Wednesday, March 14, 1951. WITH THIS AD GAS RANGES 30 or 36 Inch, Well Known Make, with Robert Shaw automatic oven control, for natural or bottled gas. $89.95 Also in stock a good selection of Tappan ranges, as well as other famous brands.

Combinations Extension Ladders Very good quality; easy to handle. 24 ft. $21.60 26 ft. 23.50 Close 1st Qualitea $29.95 28 ft. 24.98 (Set-on-Bowl Type) Complete with Chrome brass fittings 24" Kitchen Base Cabinets $19.95 4" Soil Pipe 5 ft.

length $4.89 Dickman's still have a good stock of these hard-to-get items, and priced right, too! Black and galvanized steel pipe and fittings cabinets and cabinet sinks Builders and shelf hardware Youngstown Oil and gas space heaters Coleman gas floor furnaces, Tappan and Welbilt gas ranges P. DICKMAN SONS 37-39-41 New Main Street, HAverstraw 9-2484 NYACK STUDENTS BUILD GEIGER-MULLER COUNTER Robert Masur, John T. Moss, John Murray, Donald Keith Noyes, Raymond B. Partridge, John R. Poole, William L.

Poole, Charles H. Rust, Howard O. Rust, Stanley Rose, Porter J. Rowan, Bernard J. Reilly, William H.

Schonfeld, Arthur W. Stark, Douglas A. Stark, Herbert S. Summers, Carl E. Sjolin, Harry Sorenson, Emmett J.

Sweeney, Edward T. Thompson, John Upton, Frank E. Uebelacker, James D. Van Zandt, Raymond Vorhies, Raymond Van Name, Edward Woods, and Robert Eadie. From the Nauraushaun-Orangeburg area: Dean Bradley, Leon Bradley, Daniel Costigan, Robert Mills, Albert Nice, Ralph S.

Poole, George T. Slade, John A. Slade, and Roy Winne, and from Nanuet, David Zimmerman. Obituary Alice E. Morgan Requiem mass will be said at St.

Ann's Church, Nyack, on Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock for Alice E. Morgan, sister of the Catherine T. and Joseph J. Morgan. Interment will be in Oak Cemetery, Friends may call at the White Funeral Home, 43 South Broadway, Nyack.

Recent Births Good Samaritan Hospital February 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burton of Suffern a son, Richard, Patrick Chickering, Stephenson to Mr. of Ramsey a daughter, Mary Alice, February 28 to Mr. and Mrs.

Reginald Bohen of Upper Saddle River a son, Donald Joseph; to Mr. and Mrs. George Pierro of Spring Valley a daughter, Diane Lynn. March 1 to Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Petit of Monsey a daughter, Yvonne; to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mann of Congers a son, Edward Rocco. March 2 to Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Stemmerman Montvale a daughter, Nancy Gloria; to Mr. and Mrs. Norris Wanamaker of New City a son, John David. March 3 to Mr. and Mrs.

Karl Terrace of Haverstraw a son, Robert Martin; to Dr. and Mrs. Richard Sullivan of Haverstraw a daughter, Mary Ellen; to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Muller a New City Park a son, John Anthony, March 4 to Mr.

and Mrs. Ve- nerando Tagliarini of Spring Valley a daughter, Gail Margaret. March 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Antonio, of Suffern a daughter, Jean Carol.

COMING EVENTS March 10 Cake and food sale, Ladies' Auxiliary of the Nanuet Fire Company, at Boggiano's store, Nanuet, starting 9:30 a. m. Mar. 10 Card party, Halliday Nyack Assembly Rainbow Girls at Nyack Masonic Temple, 8:15 p. m.

Students of the science department of the Ny ack High School are at work, nearing completion, in the construction of a GeigherMuller counter. This counter is used to detect radioactivity in the atmosphere or in minerals. It is of a type used by civilian defense workers to check radioactivity aftan atomic attack occurs and is also used by prospectors locating mineral deposits containing uranium ore or any radioactive substance. This is one of several projects the senior high school science classes are undertaking un- Around The County Among the guests who visited Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, for the special series of events for days last weekend were Steve father of Dorothy Christos, class of '54; and J. B.

Stark, father of Ann Stark, class of '53. Both dads are from Nyack. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shelvin of had their ten-month-old Tallman, Edward, christened on Sunday the Spring Valley Methodist Church.

Rev. Charles Tibbetts officiated. Mr. and Mrs. William Lenahan Shanks Village, he is formerly of Nyack, are parents of a seven pound four and a half ounce baby boy, born Wednesday evening at 10:31 at the Nyack Hospital.

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