FOUNDED IN 1868.
VOL. 84.
NO. 20
THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1952
JEFFERSONVILLE, N . Y.
Visitors Impressed By
Visit To New, Modem
Liberty-Loomis Hospital
Steals
Show At Amateur Show
Given In Callicoon
Liberty Loomis Hospital ob­
P atricia and Teddy Anderson,
served National Hospital Day with
children of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
open house on May llth . More
Anderson of Jeffersonville, won
than 300 people were guided
first prize in their group and the
through the hospital by members
grand prize a t the Am ateur Show
of the Auxiliary.
sponsored by the Delaware Youth
The Liberty Auxiliary Unit, with
•Center, Callicoon, on Friday eve­
Mrs. John Em hout as chairman of
ning. The show was held at t h e
decorations, placed beautiful bou­
Delaware Valley Central School.
quets of flowers throughout t h e
Also winning first prize in his
building.
group . was Roy Sattinger of Jef­
Refreshments,
contributed by
fersonville, who brought down the
members of th e auxiliary units, in­
house with his Bumble Buggy
cluded homemade cookies, which
piano solo. Roy is a member of the
were served in the dining room.
Rhythm Four, a newly organized
Coffee and tea were poured toy
band which Is heard over Station
Mrs.
August Lott and Mrs. Joseph
WVOS every other Sunday.
Beiling of Jeffersonville, while Mrs.
The entries were divided into
Violet Mace of Jeffersonville kept
fo u r groups, pre-school through 4th
the cookie trays attractively filled.
grade, 5th grade through 8th, high
Mrs, Fern. Denman of Livingston
school and adults. Only two adults,
Manor and Mrs. Ella Schmidt of
Mrs, Carol Anderson, flautist, and
Jeffersonville were hostesses.
Mrs. Anne Robisch, vocalist, were
The visitors were delighted b y
KING AND QUEEN OF THE -PROM: The king a id queen, Joe Geiger and Roberta Mann, center, are
in group 4. These two withdrew
the cheerful atmosphere and ap­
from the competition and turned surrounded by their attendants following their coronation a t the Junior From Friday night. The prom, one pearance of the hospital along with
th e prize money assigned for that of th e most elaborate dances ever held at the Central School, was a huge success with over 250 attending. its efficiency and very modern
group back to the Youth Center. W ith the king apd queen are, from left to right, Bethany Ann Fuller, crown bearer; Carl Fredd, Shirley equipment. Some of th e latter
The prize winners were: Group Scardelield, Sophomore attendants; the king and qusen; Jim Graham and M arge Fulton, Senior attend­ shown the people were:: the auto­
I — first place, the Rosenbergers, ants; Pete' Moran and Adele Brown, freshm an attendants,, and Dennis DuBois, crown bearer. _Photo by matic electric iceless oxygen tent,
Anna Rita, Billy, Peggy and Leo, Schwalbe.
the electric suction unit for post
_
Jr., in a novelty dance; second
operative patients, and • the IsoRADIOLOGIST
JOINS
STAFF
place,
Betty
Peters,
.acrobatic F IR E D A M A G E S H O T E L
lette incubator, complete with a
OF
LIBERTY-LOOMIS
HOSPITAL
dance;/th ird place, Cheryl siausenthree pound prem ature baby. The
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berg, vocal solo. In Group n Pa­
Dr. Frederick Elias h&fi joiftCd efficiency of th e operating room,
tricia and Teddy Anderson took Fire of undetermined origin se­
the staff of Liberty-Loomis Hospital it was pointed out, is accelerated
f ir s t ' place, second place went to verely gutted the Hotel Leona in
as/radiologist. Dr. Elias, a certified by the new steam instrum ent ster­
Nancy Schadt, Mary Louise Napol- White Sulphur Springs this mom
member of the American Board of ilizer and washer combination. In
If
you
are
fond
of
good
music;
iello, Jean W ahl and Iris Altman, ing. Three fife'departm ents, White
Radiology, limits his practice ex­ the kitchen, visitors were impress­
if
you
like
to
watch
musicians
as
ah of Jeffersonville, doing a ta p jg uiphur, Liberty and Youngsville,
clusively to X-ray diagnosis and ed with the meal pack, which in­
dance, and third place to Joan brought the fire, discovered at 5:30 they perform ; if you delight in the treatment.
sures “piping” hot meals for the
intrinsic
loveliness
th
at
results
Glassel and F rank Nolde, both a* m. jQn--the^th.jrd floor, under con­
. The new., hospital staff member patients at all times. Also displayed
when
various'
Instruments
'
blend;
from Jeffersonville, piano duet.
trol.
is clinical instructor of radiology "Was the' iieavy dutyxSinger sewing
then
you
are
invited
to
attend
the
In th e High School group Roy Jack Wexler, who leases t h e
at the New York Medical College, machine contributed by the HurMusic
Club
this
Saturday,
May
17,
Sattinger was first with a . piano building from Evan Lawrence* said
radiologist of the New York City leyville unit of the Ladies Auxil­
at
the
Hotel
Jefferson
a
t
8:30-p.m
.
solo, Mary E tta Buddenhagen and th at no one was in the building at
Municipal Sanatorium a t Otisville iary.
It
promises
to
be
an
enchanted
eve­
Jan et Rosenberger were second the' tim e of the fire. He said he
and also radiologist at the Monti­ .The enthusiasm and interest
ning
for
the
versatile
music
of
Dr.
shown by the public in the Liberty
w ith a glockenspiel duet and Mary thought i t m ight have been caused
Oscar E. Schminke has brought to­ cello Hospital.
Loomis Hospital, said one of the
Louise and Lois McGrath were by a short circuit.
gether
a
large
group
of
local
tal­
directors, has made, .the Board of
third with a song and dance rou­
POPPIES ON SALE
ent.
Directors, the Ladies Auxiliary,
tine.
The
American
Legion
Auxiliary
and
the hospital staff more deter­
The program will include; Kyrie
Charles E. Lewis was master of U niform * P r ic e F o r A p r il
Eleison, w ritten by Dr. Schminke will start its Poppy Sale on May mined than ever to make the hos­
ceremonies.
M
ilk
A
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iced
A
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$
4
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2
3
who will play the piece on the pi­ 17th and it will continue until May pital an agency of outstanding
The special feature of the show
A uniform price of $4.23 per hun­ ano; Bow Down Thine E ar and 29th. Buy and w ear a Poppy.
service.
'
came as a pleasant surprise to
m ost of the audience. St. Joseph's dredweight : (46,5 quarts) will be God's Blessing, by Dr. Schminke,
Sem inary Choir,, under the direc­ paid to dairy farm ers for their sung by M artha Chocky; Grim
tion o f F ather Angelus DeMarco, April deliveries to 420 pool-ap­ Reaper, by Dr. Schminke, a t piano;
OFM, performed during the inter­ proved plants Jn th e six-state New Sonatine Bueolica by Dr. Schminke,
mission between Groups I and II. York milkshed, it was announced for violin and piano, to b.e rendered
^They sang four selections, includ­ here tod&y by Dr. C. J. Blanford, by a ! Swords and lisa Glassel; He
ing The Holy City and the Hal- m a rk e t1administrator of th e New Shall Feed His Flock, by Handel,
Mrs. Sarah Osterhout of Scran­ son of New York City spent t h e
leujah Chorus. This chorus seldom York metropolitan milk m arketing transcribed by Dr. Schminke and
appears in public, but because -of area. The uniform price in March sung by the Kenoza Lake Choir ton, Pa., called at the home of her weekend at their home here.
the nature of the show, for t h e was $4.56 per hundredweight. In accompanied by String Quartet and sister, Mrs. Philip Bietz on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Muth of
Mr: and Mrs. Cameron Gain, New York City spent the. weekendbenefit of the youth pf the com­ April, 1951, it .was .
- por. hun­ P. Rausch, clarinet.
at the William Nakao home.
munity, th e y were granted permis­ dredweight.
'r >
'
Also Valse_ Opus 18 by Chopin, Mrs. Roy Crandall, Alfred Cran­ Mr. hnd Mrs. Leon Gavett and
sion to appear.
played by Dr. Schminke; Der Asra dall of Jeffersonville and Mrs. daughter of Glenwood, N. J., spent
LOCAL UNIT MEMBERS
by Rubenstein and S tarry Night John Joyner of W hite Sulphur the weekend at- the home . of Mrs.
by Dr. Schminke,,sung by L. *Reich- Springs attended a meeting of the Louis Mall.
AT
AUXILIARY
MEETING
L io n s C l u b T o S p o n s o r
man'; Entracte from Carmen, by Point Mountain Mausoleum Crypt Miss Patricia^Jdall is spending
Attending the Liberty-Loomis La­ Bizet, played by C. Anderson and holders at Hancock, N. Y.
F ie ld D a y O n M a y 3 0 i l i
dies Auxiliary meeting at the Len- Paul Rausch; Even Song and Mil­ Mrs. William Lieb celebrated her the summer at her home here. Her
fiance, Emil Johnson of White
F o r th e first time in years. Jef­ ape on May 13th from Jefferson­ lion
Little Diamonds toy Dr. birthday on Mother’s Day, Sunday, Plains, spent the weekend here.
fersonville will have a field day. ville were Mrs. H arry Weber, Mrs. Schminke, sung by Ada Van Keu- May llth . Congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. W arren Mall and
The Lion’s Club will sponsor a Joseph Beiling and Mrs. Frederick ren; Sinfenia Concertante by Dr.
Also celebrating hisijjfcirthday
children, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Manfield day following the annual Me­ W. V. Schadt.
Schminke, played by C. Anderson this week was Erwin K H , printer zolillo and children and Miss Helen
m orial Day parade which will be Mrs. Benton, the hospital admin­ and Paul Rausch; Im m ortality by at The Record office.
held in this village on May 30th.
istrator, thanked all the women Dr. Schminke, sung by R uth Se­ Mr. and Mrs. Stanley , Norgalis Layman celebrated Mother’s Day
Lion Field will be the sight of who participated in making Open gar, and Sanctus by Gounod, sung and sons visited Mrs. Norgalis’ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H arry
this gala event, and plans are now House day at the hospital a suc­ by the Choir and accompanied by mother, Mrs. Valentine Reum on Layman. It was also H arry’s birth­
day.
\
being m ade to insure everyone a cess. She also listed several items the String Quartet and Allan Som­ Mother's Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Adler; Mrs. Ernest Fimpel entertained
good time. Next week’s paper will of which the hospital was most ur- m er on the trumpet.
are sporting a new Plymouth, the Monday night bridge club.
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carry all the details.
The Kenoza Lake Choic includes who
purchased from the Stoltz Motors Mrs. Ida Kohler entertained her
Mrs! Jqhn T. .Taylor, Mrs. Floyd In
have left for a Friday night Eucher club.
Eggler, Miss Patsy Bernhardt, few Jeffersonville,
days’ visit with their daugh­ Mrs. Evelyn Porter aijd Mrs.
Mrs. Ruth Segar, Miss Margie Ful­ ter and grandchildren, the Coopers, Mary Kohler have recuperated
ton, Mrs. K urt Chocky, Miss Betty in Baltimore. They will return on from the ..old fashioned grippe.
Esselman, Mrs. Clarence Roesner, Friday or Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meier and
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Ernest Fimpel, Floyd Eggler, K urt Seaman Thomas Festa spent last daughter Peggy of Clifton; N. J.,
I t’ll be “B atter up!” for the Jeff Lions at Roscoe on Sunday, May Chocky and Clarence Roesner.
week visiting William Grets. He spent the weekend visiting Mr. and
18, in the first game of the 1952 season, Pete Saulina, m anager of the
The String Q uartet consists of attended the junior prom held F ri­ Mrs. Roy Mall.
team , announced today. The game a t Roscoe will inaugurate the Dela­ Miss M ary Rausch, first violin; day
at the Jeffersonville Central Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fisher
ware-Sullivan League season for the- potent Lion’s Club representatives. Miss Ruth Rausch, second violin;
celebrated Mother’s Day with a din­
Boasting a 22-man squad today, the Jeff outfit will pick its starters Mrs. A. Swords, viola; Paul Rausch, School.
ner
a t the Antrim Lodge.
Bollenbach and Hess are building
from th e following list of veteran players: Tom Miller, A'lan Sommers,
Mrs. Roy Mall drove to Staten
Leo Graham, W. Hatten, Milt Gable, Joe Clifford, John Mesawich, A1 Sr., cello; Paul Rausch, clarinet, an extension on Amber’s store.
Tonjes, Arnold Sims, H. Schroader, S. Leroy, G. Keller," S. Bowes, Val and Allan Sommer, trumpet.
Mrs. Lillian Beitz, JVIiss Marie Island on Wednesday to celebrate
Erntz, Jerry Lucev, Winston Miller, Joe Curey, Saulina, Cliff McCoach,
Coster, and Mrs. Joseph Farkas of the^ birthday of her mother, Mrs.
S. Koblenski, F. Gustifson and H enry Knack.
the Bronx spent the weekend here. Mary Rost, who will be 83 years
CLEAN-UP
DAY
Sam Cohen, R. Rose, Thomas Festa and A. Siebert are on the
Mrs. Alfred Gruner and Albert of age. She will then spend a few
service list.
The Village Board has des­
Osianik are spending a f e w , days $ays with her daughter Doris Meier
McCoach or Sommers will take th e mound with Tonjes behind the
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pol- in Clifton, N. J:
ignated Wednesday, May 21,
bat against Roscoe a t 2:30 p. m.
* Mr. and Mrs. Milton Erdman
ster.
Practice is set f o r tonight a t the Lion's Field at 6:00 and at 8:00
as Clean-up Day, when house­
were
dinner guests a t the Jioxne of
A card was received from George
the team will hold a strategy session at the Mansion House.
holders m ay place, tin cans
McMahon, merchant seaman, from Mr. and Mrs. Donald Krantz on
H ere's the Jeffersonville baseball schedule for the first half of the
Mother’s Day. Also present were
and other rubbish in suitable
Crystobal.
season:
Seaman William Wunderlin was Mr. and Mrs. Philip Reum, and Mr.
containers for handling a t
June 15 Roscoe at Jeff
May 18 Jeff- at Roscoe
home on leave for a. few days. He and Mrs. W arren Myers and chil­
Juno 22 Livingston Manor at Jeff
May 25 Jeff at Livlngson Manor
the curb for removal at vil­
jS Stationed on a destroyer In Nor­ dren. .
June 29 Andes at Jeff
May 30 Jeff a t Liberty
lage expense.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank* Feck have
folk, va;
July 4 Liberty at Jeff
Ju n e 1 Jeff a t ,Andes
Mr. and Mrs. David Hickey and
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July 6 Delhi at Jeff.
June 8 Jeff a t Delhi
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