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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1952
THE LEADER
PAGE SIX
Marion Hill Becomes Bride
Of Robert Ruger Saturday
Betty Ann Miller Married
To Former Nassau Resident
Miss Marion J. Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Hill, 43 St. .Marks avenue, and Robert Ruger, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Ruger, 64 Nassau avenue, were married irf Christ
Lutheran Church Saturday afternoon. Mr. Hill gave his daughter
in marriage, and the Rev. Eugene K Strebel, pastor, performed
the nuptial ceremony.
Mrs. John M. feuger, sister-in-law Atkinson School Plans
_ot._;the bridegroom, was matron of Annual Faculty Dinner
Charles Place, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Place of
Greenville, N. Y., and his bride, the former Miss Betty Ann
Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Miller, 262 Wallace
.street, are to make their home in Greenville, at the completion of
a motor trip through New England.
They were married In the Transfiguration Episcopal Church on
Saturday afternoon, November 1,
by .the rector, the Rev. Reginald H.
Scott. Mr. Miller gave his daughter
in marriage.
Mrs. Robert Sinche)(Of Wantagh,
sister of the bride, was matron of
honor and Mrs. Jojm Schulze bridesmaid. Mr. Sinche was best man.
Roland Hildebrandt pf Mineola and
(Harvey Hlldebrandt of Paterson,
NJ., uncles ^of -the bride, ushered.
Following a reception at McCloskey's, Belimore, for 60 guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Place left on a motor trip
through New England. The bride is
a graduate of Freeport High School
and has been secretary -to the chief
underwriter of the Liberty Mutual
Insurance ^Company, in Lynbrook.
Her husband is an alumnus of Sewanhaka High School, Floral Park,
where;he formerly lived, and owns
a dairy farm upstate.
William Stockberger Weds
At New, Hyde Park Church
William M. Stockberger, son of Mrs. Clyde Stockberger, and
the late Mr. Stockberger, 193 Pcarsall avenue, took as his bride,
Mias Dorothy Ann Dopman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Dopman, 12 South 16th street, New Hyde Park, at a ceremony
in the Holy Ghost R. C. Church, New Hyde Park, Sunday afternoon. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The Rev.
John Preston officiated.
The bride was attended by four Career Forum is Held
sisters, Mrs. Varonica Schuster, as By High School P.-T. A.
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matron or honor, the Misses Mary Parents and students received exand Rita Dbpnian -~6f New' Hyde pert advice on "What Shall I Do
Park, and Mrs. 'Theodore Busch, of after Graduation," at a meeting of
Valley Stream, as bridesmaids. the Freeport High School ParentFrank Schhilaz of Freeport was Teacher and Student Association,
.best man. Mr. Busch of Valley llth and 12th year group, in the
Stream and Robert Huff and John school cafeteria.
C. Overton Tremper, the viceMarlowe of Freeport ushered.
principal,
officiated as moderator
Following a reception for 100
He
introduced
the following speakguests in the Valley Stream Park
Inn, Valley Stream, Mr. and Mrs. ers: Locke James, assistant to the
Stockberger left on a motor trip director of the New York State
through the South at_ the conclu- Institute, Farmingdale; Kenneth
sion of which they are -to live at Jones, director of Extension Work,
103 Pearsall avenue. The bride- Adelp'm Colleger David Tilly, Hofgroom is a^ graduate of jPreeport stra College, and Oapt. Edgar
(High School, served foui1 yearfc In James of -the 'Reserve Officers
the Navy during World War n, and Training Corps, also Hofstra.
is a Nassau County Patrolman. His During a short business" meeting
wife, a graduate of Sewanliaka Chairman William Parker IntroHigh- School, is employed In the duced the year's officers, Mrs. John
accounting department of the New W. Dodd, Mrs. Taylor Cushmore,
York Telephone C om p a/ n y, In Mrs; Garl -Hellsten and, Mrs. Harry
Eeldstein.
Hempstead.
honor, and Mr. Ruger best man.
William-Hill, brother of the bride,
and Philip Ruger, uncle _pf the
bridegroom, ushered.
A reception for 50' guests was
given'in the home of the bride, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Ruger left<on
a motor trip to Florida. They are
to make their home in Wantagh.
The bride is a graduate of Freeport High School and her husband
of (Brooklyn Technical High School.
The Carolyn G. Atkinson school
will hold its annual Faculty Dinner
on Tuesday evening, November 18,
t 7 o'clock in the gymnasium. Inrited guests will include all the
Atkinson t e a c h e r s , William S.
Hughes, principal, and the members
f the Board of Education. Dinner
will be served by the class mothers,
who are hostesses for the evening.
Following U& dinner, a movie depicting the art work of Atkinson
School pupils will be shown. It is
ailed "Art Points The Way." There
Irish American Ball
will also be dancing—both ballroom
,nd square—under the direction of
At Hempstead Saturday
3urt Cheney.
The Irish-American Society of
Mrs. William Barasch is in charge
Nassau, Suffolk and Queens will of arrangements for the affair.
hold.its Annual Ball^this Saturday,
In the 165th Regiment Armory, 216
Washington Street, ^empstead. The Umira College Club
Society has -ohoSfen"-the home of the *lans Tea for Pupils
Old Fighting 69th, Ireland's Own, The Elmira College Club of Long
as the site for this Annual Affair. sland -will have a tea honoring prosAl Moran of New Hyde Park, pective students and their parents
Chairman of the Ball Committee, n the Garden City Oaslno on Saturassisted by Jack Kelly of Great day, November 22 at 2:30 pjn. ElNeck and Bill Maloney of Douglas- win Brown, director of admissions
ton, have made arrangements to at the college will be present to inmake this a night to be long re- terview those interested in attendmembered by lovers of Irish and ing Elmira. Mrs. Joseph Casselberry
American Music. Two Orchestras of Lynbrook, president, has announwill supply continuous dance music, ced that a program of slides, records
"The Skyliners"-for American music and talks by graduates will be inand "The Inis Fada Gael" orches- luded in the program. 'Mrs. L. N
tra for the best In Irish Music.
Sanford of Gairden City is chairThere will be a grand mach at man of the affair, assisted by Mis
midnight under the direction of Louise Tyrell of Malverne.
Pat Hynds of Great Neck. Jack
Feeney, the well-known Irish Tenor of radio,.television and the concert stage, will be the guest soloist.
The proceeds from this event will
go towards the establishment of an
Irish-American . Center on Long
Island.
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There will be a Christmas gift table
with many, gifts on display. There
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meeting of Freeport Chapter, O.E.S.,
Monday night in Spartan Temple.
Officers also will conduct the Draping of the Altar in -memory of departed members. Members whose
natal days occur in November will
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER is, 1952
Eastern Star Marks
Its 36th Anniversary
THE LEADER
Freeport Woman Wins Mink Stole
Life Membership Given
To Past Officers and
All Charter Members
Freeport Chapter No. 586, Order
of the Eastern Star, celebrated its
'Thirty-sixth Birthday at Spartan
Temple last week. Charter members,
past matrons and patrons were honored and life memberships presented.
While the choral, under the direction of Mrs. Elsie Whitehouse,
sang "Glad You Are Here," Mrs.
Elva T. Bird, Worthy Matron pinned corsages on past matrons Mrs.
Daisy L. Hutton, who served in
1918; Mrs. Ann Lindsay, 1920; Mrs.
Grace M. Dunbar, 1922; Mrs. Helen
J. Noble, 1925; Mrs. E. Umise
(Braithwaite, 1929; Mrs. Catherine
Heinzerling, 1930; Mrs. Anna S.
Larson, 1933; Mrs. Helen A. Godfiey, 1935; Mrs. Helen T. Lyon,
193§; Mrs. Mary 'Cummins, 1937;
Mrs. Elsie K. Carpenter, 1938; Mrs.
Teresa V. Thayer, 1940; Mrs. Gertrude (D. Terry, 1941; Mrs. Louis S.
Richter, 1942; Mrs. Emma Dunlop,
1£43; Mrs. Florence C. Powell, 1944;
Mrs. Liddy P. Woerner, 1945; Mrs.
Dorothy L. Martin, 1946; Mrs. Olga
V. Myers, 1947; Mrs. Alice S. Cleary,
1948; Mrs. Katherine P. Glean, 1949;
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Hill, 1950; and
Mrs. Emily A. Schilling, 1951. Past
Patrons who were presented with
boutonnieres were Forrest Dunbar,
1919; Dr. J. Phillip Thayer, 1936,
1940; Frank B."Carpenter. 1938, 1941,
1942, 1951; John Hill, 1950; William Burney, 1946, 1947 and Raymond F. Clements, 1949, 1952.
'During the presentation of flowers
to the charter members, the choral
rendered "Many Happy Returns of
the Day." Those honored were Mrs.
Elsie Whitehouse, Mrs. Mildred
Christie; Mrs. Hutton, Mrs. Lindsay and Mrs. Dunbar.
Life membership certificates were
presented to Mrs. Emma Dunlop,
Mrs. Vivian Strohm and Mrs. Marian Schleutter.
During the .social hour which
followed the meeting, Mrs. Bird cut
the birthday cake and community
singing was enjoyed.
Hospital Auxiliary
Elects Next Tuesday
The Freeport Auxiliary of South
Nassau Communities Hospital will
hold* its regular monthly meeting
Tuesday, November 18, at 1:30 o'clock the board room at the hospital
in Oceanside.
There will be a plastic demonstration and the election of officers for
the coming year. Mrs. F. Howard
Mimro, president, will receive reports from all all -the standing committees at this time.
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and Village Chairman of the 1952
.pnlted Defense-U.S.O. "Campaign
met at the Garden City Hotel
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Edwin R. Lynde, Deputy Nassau Couny Attorney, and General Nassau
Bounty Chairman, presided.
Sound moving pictures of U.S.O.
2amp Shows and Lounge Service
with our armed forces throughout
the world were shown, but campaign
organization and instructions were
the purpose of the meeting.
Mr. Lynde reported the appointment of Hon. James L. Dowsey, Sr.
of Manhasset, former County Attorney, as General Vice-Chairmen
of the North Shore; Nassau County
District Court Judge Samuel Greason of Garden City, a Colonel on
General Eisenhower's Staff In World
War II, as General Vice-Chairman
of Central Nassau; and Mrs. Warene P. Purdy of East Rockaway, a
member of the National Board of
Directors of the American Women's
Voluntary Services, and Chairman
of the Nassau Unit, as General ViceChairman of South Nassau.
Rita Dancing School
Baldwin and Cornelius Company
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U.S.O. Campaign Group
Meets at Garden City
An urgent appeal for additional
volunteers for the 1953 March of
Dimes campaign was made today
by Mrs,. George A. Stevenson of
Floral Park, chairman of the $225,000 fund appeal for polio victims.
Organization of the annual drive
of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and its Nassau
County Chapter Is now under .way,
Mrs. Stevenson said, but more workers are needed in every Nassau community.
"Demands upon the National
Foundation treasury this year have
depleted funds that were raised
early in 1952. Chapters all over the
country have had to draw upon the
epidemic aid fund of the Foundation because the nation has been
through the worst polio outbreak in
its history," Mrs. 'Stevenson declared.
"It has never been so vital that
we make our quota as it is now. We
must do our share to. carry on the
Foundation's life-saving work, its
important research and education.
Conducted by
We must also make certain that the
Nassau Chapter will be able to conRita Nonnenbacher
tinue its assistance to the polio
victims of our county."
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Every day four or five appeals for
Mrs. H. Stout of 101 South Long; Beach Avenue, was Merripk Furriers'
ACROBATICS
lucky Mystery Lady for 1952: the winner of a lovely ranch mink cape aid are received from county polio
stole, which is given away annually by Merrick Furriers, Inc., 22 Sun- patients by the Nassau County
Studios at
rise Highway, Merrick. The presentation was made by Harold C. Weiner, Chapter, Mrs. Stevenson reported.
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president of the corporation, at a cocktail party in the fur shop held Many of the* 1952 polios will be
Phone: FReeport 9-4107
on Saturday, October 11. In this picture Mrs. Barbara Sherman of long-term respiratory cases, which
Merrick Furriers is shown congratulating Mrs. Stout on winning the means extended hospitallzatlon and
cape.
long rehabilitation periods, she
pointed out.
Anyone able to devote any time
Club. "We are sure the distribution to the 1953 March of Dimes camBoys' Club to Assist
of 'these posters will greatly help to paign which opens on January 2
Christmas Seal Sale
bring this year's ,Christmas Seal Id asked to write to the Nassau
Plans have been completed for Sale to the attention of 'the people Polio Chapter, IM'l Franklin Avethe Police Boy's Club of Freeport to of Freeport and we are sincerely nue, Mineola, or telephone GArden
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Northeast Civics Plan
vx-mber 17.
Fred J. Haberle has been appoint- 31st Anniversary Dinner
Patrolman Romeika, leader of the
The 31st anniversary dinner of
local group announced that mem- ed head of the advertising and probers of the Police Boys Club of motion department of H. C. Bohack the Northeast Civic Association Is
Freeport will distribute posters for Co. Inc., Brooklyn and Long Island to be held tomorrow night at 7
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displays in the Freeport store win- food chain, according to announce- o'clock in the American Legion Dugdows. These posters are a large red ment made by Henry Schmidt, pres- cut. It is to be a stag affair. Wil(at R.R. Station)
and green reproduction of this year's ident of the company.,He succeeds liam H. Schneider is chairman of
Christmas Seal which . depicts a Walter B. Bruce, who has resigned. the committee of arrangements.
candle of health shining on 'the
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tuberculosis.
•Reverend Ward -Glenn Gypson,
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