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THE BINGIIAMTOX PRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 1942. ev.G.,R. Savige New. Oneonta Methodist District Head 'You Make This Christmas the Nicest I Ever Have Had Rev.F.LLott Succeeds Him at High Street Mrs. Kilmer Tells Carriers SOO at 42d Annual Holiday Dinner Lauded for Sale New Superintendent Takes Place of Late Rev.

George Callender Appointment of the Rev. Oeorge of War Bondt and Stamp Acting Mayor and Pastor Alio Speak "Choose your own plane in life and do the best you ran." This advice was given to some 500 Binghamton Press carrier and street sale boys of Binfthamton, Johnson City and vicinity when they were guests yesterday of Mrs. Willis Sharps Kilmer, publisher of The R. Savige, pastor of High Street! Methodist Church, is superintend-! ent of the Oneonta District of the-Wyoming Conference was an-! VP V. I Binghamton Frew, at the forty- nounced today.

The appointment, effective Jan -1 annual carrier boys' dinner at the Masonic Temple. From the time that the bovs 1. was made by Bishop Krnest ft. Hichardson of 1'hilailelphla who also announced that the Rev. Kred and a handful of girls who are also 1 1 ress carriers beg their all out K.

I.ott of 4 3 Davis Street, executive secretary of the Board of Kducation of the conference for attacks on the heaping plates of fX f-V, vSA the last six years, would succeed Savige in the High Street pas APPOINTED New super- intt'llilent (if Diiponta District of Wyoming; Mi'tliodist Coti-fernice is the Kev. (ieorire R. Savifre. pastor of the I iich Street Cliurch. The' appoiiitiiieut is etl'ective 1.

iu.ejr mm an uie trimmings until jthe chorus of the final song. "Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition," the hnll.lnu i I torate. Mr. Savige will succeed the late Rev. Ceorge Callender.

1 k'n, sivcu me uoya in recognition of their loyal and faith- ervice, proved one of the gayest 11 the history of the dinners. You have made me very nanny Appointment of Mr. Savige followed the decision here Nov. 17 of the Wyoming Conference to continue the four-district setup. A proposal to reduce the number of districts to three was defeated, 153 to 143.

Mr. Savige is a of Har- by coming to the party today," Mrs. Kilmer said in greeting her guests. "We should look upon this party as tradition of what we must carry on today. You make this Christmas ror1, f'a.

He became a supply! pastor In 10 at Katonvllle, hile attending the me nicest ever have had. I wish every one of you a very Merry Seminary In Kingston, I'a, He i joined the Wyoming Conference In i v-iii lamina ana a nappy new Year." Other holiday messages were given by acting Mayor Henrv W. St rone Atfu I Hie Kev. Harry V. Mathlas, pastor ism) and held a pastorate in l.isle from 1910 to 1913.

He was ordained as deacon of Ihe Methodist Church in 1912 mid i ine jonn presoyterian Church; I'harles K. Messier, director of the if 1 as an elder in 1914. While serv- jitig at l.isle he attended Syracuse I HAROLD f. HOI CK University. In 1914 he Joined the Central New York Conference and was pastor in Clorkville.

lie was graduated from Svi'spom T'ntvor. noys iiun; ueoige F. Rogers, commander of Binghamton Post 8(1, American Legion; Ralph D. Whiting, Broome County Legion Commander; Arthur V. Baker, executive of Susquenango Boy Scout Coirhril, and Fred W.

Stein, editor of The Press. Acting Mayor Strong lauded the JS? GET TOGETHER'-Once again carrier boys of The Binghamton are guests of Mrs Yillis fcharpe Kilmer, publisher, at the forty-seeond annual Christmas dinner. Mrs. Vi 1 VT Ver Wlth the b0yS before tlie dinuer yesterday noon at the Masonic Temple. A hour.

nttfiilpfl I II. J. Bouck, Hv a BuKiumlun lrel Staff PhotoarBlibrr- oos lor tneir outstanding work le selling War Savings Stamps and sity in 1915. t'pon graduation he rejoined the Wyoming Conference and became nasliir of the Church In lierkshlre, a. He remained there Iiom 1915 to 19U.

He held successive pastorates In the Falrview Methodist Church, lilnghamton, Irom 1919 to In Siivre. Ifom 1920 to 1923: in the First Methodist Cliurch, Kndicott, from 1 924 to in the 1'rovldence I nonus. He said that the work they are now doing as carrier bovs 1917 Veteran, Joins Navy Although draft exempt because he is 45, Harold J. Bouck, 81 Uroad Avenue, who served in the V. S.

Navy during World War and War Saving Stamn agents 'v" I' louia teacn mem a lesson which would benefit them as time goes on. "All labor Is honest. It doesn't matter whether you are in one field cnHoattni. SUCCESSOR Succeeding Mr. Savige as High tStreet pastor is the.Hev.

i'red E. liOtt, executive secretary of the Hoard of Education of the conference. is going back into service for the Choose your own plane In life and rest of World War II. do the best you can," the acting Methodist Church. Scrsnton, from 1 925 to 1 929: In l'eckvllle, from 1930 to 1937.

He was appointed to High Schitet Methodist Church here from 1938 to 1942. During these years Mr. Savlire received his master ileitree in re mayor told them Mr. Bouck, an employe of the New York State Highway Depart ment, will report for duty Jan. While praising the boys for their outstanding achievement in selling of war stamps, Mr.

Mathi told his listeners "they had even more important talsk to "Continue to contribute to the in a naval construction regiment at Davisville, R. I. Sworn in Dec. 11 he has received a rating of chief ligious education and his doctor tt philosophy degree. He married Miss Whitman In 1907 and they have two daughters, Mrs.

Cordon of t'pper Darby, ald Dorothy or this city. He has been dean of the V.p-worth League institute of the Wyoming Conference since 1919 electrician's mate. Pupils Sell $2,600 in War Bonds Mrs. Bouck, who will continue to make her home at the Broad Ave nue address, also Is a veteran of war eftort by being your finest selves," he advised them. He explained that many mothers and fathers have been called into war industry to help in the war effort.

When they return to their homes, he said, they are tired and do not wish to discipline their children. Because such is the case, Mr. Mathlas told the boys, "act at and was made senior dean in 193J. 1 it. III A iv r-K' "AV is president of the Hinghamtoii Ministerial Association and has been active in Sunday School wot and in the work of the I'niled all times at your best.

Have the More than worth of War Saving Stamps and Bonds have been sold by tiie otllcera of the Junior Patriots Organization at West Junior High School, according to figures released by Miss Ksther Arlaskv, faculty adviser, and Benjamin Hoiii- Churches of Broome County. Mr. I.ott became pastor of Surah Jane Johnson Memorial finest thoughts and carry them out in action and deed. Show the world War She served as a chief yoeman at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Their son, Harold, will be It next June and, according to the father, also is anxious to get into service.

Mr. Bouck. who has served the State Highway Department the jiast six years In charge of electrical work in District 9. enlisted for the first world conflict late in 1917 and was discharged in 1919. At the time, he was sta Church.

Johnson Citv. after erv- boys in the armed forces that vou are doing your best." Mr. Whiting reminded the car rier boys of the 'boys in the other countries who are not as: fortunate," saying, "thank God witch, commander-in-chief of the unit. Besides the regular sales made by the Junior Patriots to persons of non-school age, Miss Arlasky said (hat approximately ffiuo worth of stamps was sold In one week to pupils In connection with another every. day that you live in the United States." Mr.

Rogers, first newsboy to sell a Binghamton Press in the i ing six years as superimteiident of the Wilkes-Barre, district. He subsequently was named secretary of the conference Board of Kducation. Mr. FaiU attended public schools and the State Teachers' College, Kloomshurg, and taught In 'he public schools for six years. He was born near Waverly.

Mr. Dott was admitted to the Dining Con Terence In 19uS. afier having held a pastorate In Speedsvllle for two years. He was granted a leave of absence to attend Syracuse University and was graduated from there In 1914. He was graduated from Yale I'nl- stamp selling project at the school Icity, related his experiences at i tioned at Hampton Roads, Va.

The Binghamtonlan was turned down by the navy when he attempted to enlist last May because of a minor physical defect. Anxious to get in, Mr. Bouck entered the Veterans" Facility at Bath to have the defect remedied and was accepted when he reapplied last month. the first Christmas dinner given by the late Willis Sharpe Kilmer, founder of the Binghamton Press, Vvf Vi(rtory aie Siven by The Press carrier boys from Binghamton, under the supervision of Miss Hilda Keery, a member of the faculty. David Bloom, chief of the staff, and Marilyn Bctlasse top the rec 49.

vpflfa ntrn vlv iUi Jirs. jMiiiier. xne program mciuaed plentv to eat, sneeeli es ords of the Junior Patriots with Urging the boys to sell as and gifts many War Saving Stamps as By a Ringiiainlon PrMl Staff PlMjtnfraplif r. Iheir outstanding sales. David was the first to sell l(ift worth of stamps possible in order to "make bums out of the gang across," Mr and bonds.

W.F.STRANG, MASONS Other outstanding sales have versity in 1915 with a master of Trucker Faces He received an'eeu made by Kuth Tuthill. John letters degree honorary degree of doctor of jCorton, Nancy Mottrai George Appeals Code 77 Binghamton and Endicott On Gas Issued ectees Are Inducted Today (Tirr rm oalu American region Ol Al nbAU l(j Bh Kin continue to award medals rtlVCT ir'nilllfFn for outstanding sales. (jULJI Al UlNNbR The entertainment, arranged bv iJ. Emery Kelley. featured the divinity at Syracuse university in i'.

Addison Heeler, Howard 1931. Koine. Norman Sail, Sheila Keats, He studied at Garret Theological i herald O'Datighlln, Richard Mar-Seminary in Kvanston. and '-oulse Kubin, Donald Ksia- Crash Charge William F. Strang of Rochester, Lt, yun.

who brought the house down lrew Theological Seminary from "'ook, lucnarn John 1S15 to 1916. il'eck. Robert Markham and Peter ot Aew jom state with laughter and applause. Rob-Masons, who will direct the joint 'ert Travis of Owego, ventriloquist He held rural Dastorates In the Crowley. Certificate Revision 42 Are From Draft Board 453 Here and 35 Are n.

i pfA.T. ni Village Board 450-Sworn in at F.nA Guilt Pleas in Person P.inehamton District In I'ninn Members of the unit who nuall- installation of officers of four red-haired dummy made lodges, will be guest of honor atia cimlc act' a dinner at 6:30 the night of Jan. cIeeb5r Junior in Masonic Temple High School won the hearty ap- Center and Flemingvllle and for 'be rank of lieutenant will in Accident Avenue Armory paetor of the Simpson M. K. Church in Scrnnton.

l'n ue permiueu to wear the official insignia early next month. in charge of arrangements for rj. ZZ," skill at baton-twirling. Rose Marie rrrstea alter nis truck, loaded 1 1 He served in Fortv with five tons of coal, struck a I Fort. from 192 to 1928 Requests for corrections in certificates of war necessity by operators of trucks, buses and taxicabs should be made In person to the 'he dinner are Charles H.

Bone and Henry G. Krager. The joint installation of the "fficers of four blue lodges will be registrants from Binghamton Draft Board 455 automobile at Fast Wind-when he was appointed district r.dmunds of Kast Junior High School drew roaring applause for her "cowboy style" accordion and sor Thursday afternoon, Frank superintendent of the Wilkes- anA 3 Tl l. 1 irfl song act. Group singing was led Binghamton ODT office, 64 Henry nrst in the Broome-Chenan 3 Kiegel, 18, of Sidney, pleaded district.

nocent at arraignment before Jus-1 He has been a trustee of the tice of the Peace A. K. Cady. Town Wyoming Seminary in Kingston. Masonic tT D1" Crawford i Street a.

his oral ions nrnvidod hA i 1 "mri, THREE ARE TREATED AFTER FALLS, YOUTH CUTS HAND IN STORE Three of four persons admitted to City Hospital during the Christinas holiday period or early cimcil XXtlUSe. QlStriCt ouam t.m registrants Mere sworn into the army this noon at the West End Avenue Armory by Lieut. Charles V. Jeffreys of the Syracuse Army Examining and Induction team. agisted by Edward anderline, muslc ODT manager said todav.

M-anu marshal, when he installs! nt, -a- r.i,..iii At the same tin VI TrrnBA or lnilsor. to a charge of reckless i and Is a member of the driving. (Federal Council of Churches of lhe officers st America. He wae a delevrate to I issueu an etgnc-point auDea manager of The Binghamton Press, the Methodist Ecumenical Con- i coue and urged farmers to applv i ne youth, who was arrested at complairtt of the Rev. Jasper Hamm ot East Windsor, owner of the damaged automobile, will be was master ot ceremonies.

He described the group as one which One of the Board 453 men was I Peter S. Iacovsmi. lfl Tudor Street, a volunteer officer candidate. He Isi MrTague, 3 Chspin Charles H. Sutman, 58 ConkMn' Men from Endicott Board 450 The lodges include Binghamton UdKe 177, Otseningo Dodge 4.35, -Mark's Lodge 1001 and Phil-us Iidge 1023.

Committee in to their local county war board transportation committee "where possible for them to do so." ference In Atlanta, in 19.11. He married the former Mifs Mabel Decker, daughter of the "expressed the best kind of be given a hearing Jan. 4 at 2 p. charge of I navlor- was Avenue. Two volunteer officer! lnduPted are: i ustice auy saiti A temporary field office of the a.

iiniwiu as a Kill, iruni He was released Hev. and Mrs. A. D. Decker.

Mr. i Decker was the former nastnr of Masoni visitors! Mr9. Kilmer. Binghamton district has been "aate rrom Board 450 were under 325 bail. tablished in the Elmira Chamber! worn in.

They are Robert J.l.iBei,h i y. State Troouer Al C. Dresrher the Oak Street Methodist junn tstisn, uuv w. "oemaker and Theodore J. ot Commerce with Willard E.

Rip- Spencer. 1403 Tracv Street Knrii. Kndi.olt. the Windsor sub-station, who ln.itnu,t'n r-ndlcolt. this morning wore discharged after treatment of minor injuries.

The fourth remains under observation. Three were victims of falls. Thi Injured: MKS. I.KI.A MACKET. of 2W trillion S'reet, who suffered a slight arm hum when elle fell against move curly this morning, Villi.

PKAR1S. 22, of 27 Robinson street, who cut his hand on a meat cutler In his father'a itore Friday nichl, ilichargcd. 1 Three Youth Rnnrt Among the adult guests attending the dinner were Mrs. Harry V. Mathias, Mr.

and Mrs. S. P. Risley, Mrs. Clayton Vogelln, Raymond Vogelin, George H.

Hale, president of the Citv National Rank; Miss Nellie Richards, Mrs. Alice Sharpe. Mrs. John ClaDD. "-fceseniauve, Mr.Cott, and Charles W.

Champ, 109 MKcc. "V4 Hill Avenue, 'esiigatea uie accident, said the House said Kndic.tt. truck was proceeding north on a The district manager explained! unlon- Albert M. Cianiagliiil, 10714 Harrison the highway to that all recommendations for I othe's inducted will leave fori Avenue, Kndlrott. strike the parked sedan.

He said changes, in original certificate al- -VJaKara Jan. 2. Those from; George Kiser, 4(H MeKlnlcy Avenue I 'be impact spun the automobile ENDICOTT JOHNSON GETS PART OF ARMY TAPS, BOOTS ORDER to Marine Corps Monday lowances, would be cleared Koard 453 inducted are: promptly by the local office. jl-oiiis K. Cook.

7 Kion Place. He said that the eieht-nolnt code H. Gallazher. Carlmn Hntel Three Southern Tier youths r-1- Holcomb, Ben L. Jog-are Claude N.

Sherman, secre- 1 around and that it was dragged John A. Krrigo, 2.3', Squires Avenue, several yards bv the forward nio-iiii? of the truck. VZr J- K-r-aatn'LU J'-l The trooper estimated there wa. lu lu urns- of the Binehamton Chamber Boston. lec.

2(1 ypNew Eng- to guide commercial operators in I Eugene F. Cahill, ICi Arena. their requests follow: a Kndicott. an aggregate of 1,000 damage. He land rubber companies received Spatilding, 18 Robinson STAM.KV RtSSKM of 14 Street, who fell on broken glass al h.s home Thursday night, receiving a facial cut.

discharged. 1 WAY NIC PRICK, of 44 Handel Street. Miinsei jvyvensm, 2S Thorp Street. sum no one was Inlured in the Clyde C. Ksposito.

Suuires Avenue, tieup. "Hfn U. S. Marine Recruiting Ration early Monday morning for Physical examinations and en-'stment, according to Staff Sergt. of Commerce, Alex M.

Robb, Fd-gar Moody of Rhode Island. Mrs. I.eta Miller of Oneonta, Carl R. Edmunds, Elmer Bahcock of Oneonta, Mr. and Mrs.

Tracy Darrow Kndicott considerable portion of army orders for 2,000,000 pairs of black carbon rubber taps for service shoes and 100,000 pairs of rubber boots, contracts for which were Joneph J. Higgins, 21 Beacon Street, Port Dickinson. James A. Wallace. 132 Hauler Street.

Waller D. Whitman, Chenango John V. UeMara, 40 Sherman Avenue, JoliniHin City. Do not apply for a correction until every effort to get along on the present certificate allotment (of gasoline) has been exhausted. Estimate the additional requirements believed necessary "with a patriotic stringency." If an increase in allotment is street, who rei-civ, a rigid untie Injury In a fall at his home Thursday afierniion, coiulitiun lepurml fitirij good.

'free Sanborn of th Incal'and Miss Jacaueline Ouinn WOMAN MOTORIST station. i announced today by the Boston IS HELD IN $500 recruiter Arrowhead Emblem Club recruiter ureed all 17-vear UimrO-l-mnaler Heart Victim Who Claimi .9 1 no have made preliminary ao-! BAIL tUK HbAKINC. list of awards includes to Dine, Go to Theatre absolutely necessary, "request a change In your certificate Louis J. D'Angelis. 181 Hawley Street.

James o. Johnson, 19 Sanford Si reet. Albert M. Cianiagllnl, 107' Harriaon Avenue. Kndicott.

illiam B. Km. 25 Sherman Place. Killtar Furman Hamm, 20 Conklin Are- rtiiuufrr I.O., All W'catlon or who desire to Join the marines to to Be Siattery in Hospital a 1. 1 Do not file request by mail if it Camp Arrowhead Emblem Club of the T.

M. C. A. will hold its Sain Alexia, 208 Bermond Kndicott. Klarood R.

YanSroten, No. Liberty Street. Union. Donald P. Drum, 207 Cleveland Avenue Kndicott.

Clayton o. Crawford, K. I). 1, Kndicott. Perman R.

Smith, 1009 Tracy Street, Knilicott. Roy Parr, 109 Lincoln Avenue, Kndicott. l.aP.ird H. Stanley, R. D.

1, Endicott Walter W. Crandell, 3D Arthur Avenue, KnUL-ol t. Frank J. Tomsey, 100 Tavlor Avenue Kii.liHitt. scheduled to reoort Mon first annual dinner and theatre ae: Roeer Trn-naHn ill Call In person at either the Bing-IPaull M.

Carpenter 8 Martha Street hamton or Elmira offices, "taking! Louis J. Joseph, sio Chenango Street, the original certificate with vou, to-1 Walter J. Heinrich, JIM Chenaugo gether with a SO-dav statement of s' Mrs. Helen Hallett. 31, of 9 Burr V.

Avenue, who was arrested Christ- 'r 0t Avon' mas Eve on a charge of driving 'een Brothers, Nashua, N. intoxicated, today was at Johnson John-libertv under I3ii0 bail pending X' 20 Essex hearing Jan. 2 before City Court i N. 4S.584; ludi-e William 8. Richardson.

Goodyear Tire Rubber Mrs. Hallett pleaded Innocent Windsor. 155.444. during a special term of court con-l Hubber boots): Converse Rub-ducted at Police Headuuarters'ber Maiden. c.400 Street Vnlon- Mwin Prty at 8:18 nd (Jordon K.

Kei.v a Male Th eroup will meet on the A man who Identified himself as James Joseph Siattery, former world llghthcavyweight champion boxer, is in "fair" condition with a heart ailment at City Hospital. I'olice. who took the victim to the hospital In their ambulance at 12:25 Friday morning, said he suffered a heart attack in the Grev- travelled and oil con-l i. ttiirnAil iviiarim, oil fine ireet. Time will be taken from regular Bs Window Broken, l-ranit t.

Sasina, R. 1). 1. rmiville. Christmas Day.

r-noicott Johnson hound Bus Terminal In Chenango Stflf Sf M- t0 members who have lost "renter, J4i Tracy Arraigned at the ln? I nollas. J.TJ4 Vestal Avenue. If you are a farmer, "apply for; Michael K. Bakmaa. 124 Oak Street a corrected certificate through your Warren L.

tldred, Sheldon street, county farm transportation Kinsley, 3 Sherman Avenue, mittee or the nearest ODT office. If it is impossible to visit an 'wo it' Telegraph Street. ODT field office, write the ODTi i' I-f''' Bn.ll.ott. i r. time, iiy.

1., C001I-! Street. Siatterv said he 1. 37 uu naaii nuciicu their lives serving in the nation's armed forces. The program, ar- Charle, w. Champ: log Weat Valley 21 South jvear Kuhber Middletown, a resident of Buffalo street, nion.

jMreet a passenger charged 6.464: Goodyear Footwear! 1-ast Monday a man Identified W. r.len Ca.ile R. D. S. intoxicatmn.

pleaded guilty Providence. R. lnsga-lbv oolice as Wall 68 State, ranged bv Harvev Bullock. K'a rrested at Duke University, will after, police aald. 1 instructions.

Kenneth c. Keely. Pleaxant Avenue. l-Mont Ray Ii Vaow. Melbourne ire? Ciiv Court 1 a.ertown.

37. of Hornell. Calmed waa eaiu nuuaf, taKejJatnea j. Hullivan, 17 Martha Street, into consideration every J. Jenninga, S.v state Street.

'ther nne.wi"'iof an-: addressesT er in a TrlpIe Cities Traction: I Vestal. sergt Timothv rosse p.ubhei Mattery when arraigned in Citv fKdward Ostrosky. 24 Lincoln J.J, troase. 4.o0; 'Court on a petit larceny charge. tunny ior saving mileage; 5.000.000 "arris u.

union. 12 Mill street Carter, Washington ne. Kudlcott. 1 ,1,. T'e- 1 Rock Island.

5 -i He as given a suspended sentcne commercial vehicles must ret slonr 'uert i driver re- MAKES OH JKWELRT i 1 sireer. ruoDeri Samuel tt nue. Ininn 20, Court Street. and or- Syracuse, Dec. 28 (JF) To relax than Mild M.iin Sti-eela irt M.l.r, J.

Taylor. 34 l.isle Avenue. Vla.ak. En.ll.ott. i "a liberty miliar nolle'- from her bookkeeping duties.

Mrs RiT.V.ide Michael A. Clemente. Ave-! nue. lAatigatiick, 2S.0OO. I i OPEN" uanriei 32 nue Johnson City.

Binghamton Internal Revenue John Sinnott. Stuvvesant Street S. Mack. S07 Maseaehnseiia LEADS PRAY Kit SERVICE ROOD IS AllVANCKIi Albert W. Rood of Bov Scout I ft VI ATEHI Marvin 'n -wno was docketed liL intoxication charge he refuses to sell.

She has von his release from City Hospi-' constructed more than 200 sets he wa treated for a from broken bracelets and later nnsted 125 laces, old buttons, cuff links and r'il office, effective today, will remain i le, la Munell Street 5 J- Spring. 1175 Vestal Avenue. Fr ,7 oerin.enrf.nt uvl r.J Tr.p 17 has been awarded open Saturday afterne-ons until until further notice. Dnuis J. Hen open Saturday afterne-ons until STTI.E GLASSES TRIPLE CITIES OPTICAL COMPANY Ktrhard H.

Knaat I erms racing 1 Coart Street Dial 4-332! chief denutv collector or prayer Monday and- th ut service because of costume jewelry that I canaUke today. Previously the office stayed i 1 ,1 j- i 1 Knrticnit. uroxen winrtow nw J. ick. .11 w.h.i.e Tuesday st 11:10 p.

in the First anart" 1 nnM 1 1 Knaumi ti e- Harnlfl tr j. un o. nue -t on ninn i in iH.rold G. Beach. Vestal.

K. i. 2. 'Presbyterian Church. Scout Council Bo-v.