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•*•'\• Oat Harvest in Elmdale Area is Good; Many Farmers Have Finished Haying By Mrs to MKS. KVA H WHAliiN ;•• iinttnh vOiit lM*titM H«T rtau^hter, TOVA nsk\v sjxnt Luuivtuv (iraxes, is J :<*aiv tor her. Mr and Mrs Cart Gates I mi Mrs Klma Storie e\ filing Srvrral other relatives and friends called dui ing the week C »lifting I iMlrru»> Many luMtM'wi\t*s art' busy can- i nmn or lr**e/mg vegetables lur winter Use. Some blueberries and taspt>eT !»t*s are also twmg picked Peaches and other fruit* are <fl*j J on the market now Mrs Ray Loudenslager and Rochester are spending two weeks George I .oudenslager ot Buttulo vacation at their camp at Fleas- were guests ot Mr and Mrs Rob- Brown, a r<»uple ot da\s last Ehndale Mrs Mass Theiia Wednesday evening with Mi and Mrs. William Untlith and daughters Many neighbors and trionds at- tended the funeral of Mis Clar- ( *l*ce Wh^te at the Sprague funeral hooae und iSt. James 'Catholic •church, last Tuesdav morning L*ITy Melrose of Kix-hestor. spent the pest weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs. George Melrose Mr. and Mrs. Paul Melrose of ant Lake. O*U Are Bountiful Farmers here have Jt>egun to harvest their tx>untttu1 crop t>f oats. Many shocks or stooks may be seen in the fields ot those who have cut them We noticed that the grackles have started to come back to feast on the nj>ened oats Clarence White sr. and son. Clarence, were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Edward White, Fri- day nigh ert Brown a couple ot da\ s '\v«*eiv MIS.N *Su<\an Hmun, whu •had h«*en visiting at then home, returned to. her home with them Thev returned to Butialo Thurs- day.\ Mrs Nettie l.aidlaw of Ciouvrr- neur VJH-P.T Smui.'tv al'ci'iKxin with Mr and Mrs. Glenn Whalen. lHa\e (*< 'Mr and Mrs Halph Halfonl were guests of Mr «nd Mr< K»»h- Brown Bhl Mr ary Mrs John Storie air en- nes<la> r\» Joying a Vacation in Canada. Their e(«>kou t children are staving with relatives. Mr and Clarence White, jr js spend- ami family ing two .weeks in Military Train- ing at Cjimp Drum. Robert. Davis of Niagara Falls called atuhe Storie home here one day last' c week Mrs Eirna Storie. who is ill at her home here, is reported some- ami iarv.ily mm. Thev a last \v,.|J- enjoyed a Mrs Cyril Filial rault attended a famil> re- union at Crystal Ijike, near Red- Wt*>d. Sundav Mr and Mrs Charles Mousaw and Kathv spent last Saturday at •he home <*>f Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Brown Charles helped Bob with the havinc 2, dtuvrn^ur, NT. j Thursday July S4». !».*>» ! Mr*. 1-aurence Graves and chil- ; dren »pt»nt SIUKIUV uith Jiej moih- j er. Mrs. Klma Siurie. I Many farmers here have cum- pleted their hav ing now. Others ! soon will be finished Kavmorui l^tidlaw ami I>ennis , F^iriW*\ went blueUr i ying Sunday and cHitie home with a nice amount J ot berries 'Hie eit>p is ver> bounti- 1 this Near Mr ami Mrs Charles McClare I have purchased a new house trailer and placed it near her parents' • home nr\ the Kearney road. Mr and Mrs Otto Hnusrr ar.n ?amil\ enjovrd a picnic dinner at | Thompson park in Watertown, ; Sundav. The Sunday bet ore they* 'emoved <t trip to Massena. where thev visifed the locks and the • Kuhert Moses building. j Paul Sharpe and Robert Drake attended the st«**k car races at iOswego last Saturday evening. ' John Griffith. Glenn Whalen and Glen Mrl.enr have been having roofing >>bs done to their build- ' ings . • ! Mr and Mrs William Gnffhh ami children ami Mrs George Grif- fith s;xn? Sunda.v with relatives at Their camp at H;inn;i\\:i Falls -Mr and Mrs Rav Broun cnMT- t iirwd h«r i parents. Mr and Mrs Wslm-d LaLonde. from Newton Fails. Sunday. / Mr. ami Mrs Gerald Wrvxl call- ed on Mr and Mrs Rav Brown. one evening, last week. Mrs Bruce Ban-emit and David sjH'nt ont' evening last week w ith her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Macaulav. Former Local Woman Succumbs in Rochester Mrs Lena Hilts Carpenter, 93, list AmMenlam i-oad, Rochester, widow ot Caleb A. Carpenter, a former icsidt-nt ot Gouveraeur, died at 7 p in . la^t 'IXiesday in the Rochester Municipal hospital She had been in ill health lor eight \ears. Services were at 11 a m., Friday at the Sprague funeral home with the Rev Stanley F Brown, pas- tor ot the First Methodist church, officiating Ikinal was in Hailes- Mis Car|H»nter is survived by one daughter. Miss Beulah Car- p« i nter, RtH'hester. with wham she had lived since Mr. Carpenter's death in 1HLN. Mr*. Car|>enter was lx>rn in the town ot r'owlei. OctoU»i> \Q, 1865. daughter ot Francis and Mary Homer Hilts She attended schools in the town ot Fowler. She was married*to Caleb Car- j>enter ( Vtohcr In. 1KKTV at Hailes- boro. The couple operated a farm m the town o! h'ow ler. later mov- in;' ti» Gouverneur where Mr. Car- p*'iitt r vvoikeil in a grocery store until 1917 after which they moved to Rochester who re Mr. Carpenter Many Attend Auction At Smftti Hone Friday By Mft*. H AIXACIC H North Gouverneur — Mr and Mrs i«k>yd Seavay enlertained a guc«t truni Caiwda last week. Mrs Mary Wi^ht and Mrs. Mar- ian Tyler >pent Thuisday with Mr. and Mrs Moyd Coates at their camp on the St. Lawrence Mr and Mrs Fred Parks were overniKht guests Wednesday of Mr uihd Mrs. I>onald Fe<k They were on their way to Brandywine. Mr. and Mrs. LJoyd Seavey are efitertMining Mr. an*I Mrs. Lanooln Price 4*nd daughter, Phyllis, of Toronto On Sunday, Mr and Mrs. Sea- vey and their guetits and Mr. and Mrs Harold Wight and children ! ^J in command of the ship enroute Card Party Slated At Brasie Corners By MRS. DANNY MTERIHTT .Hi-asie Corners — TT»ere wil! be an ice cream social at the Me4h- otlist church basement Thursday evening, July 30th. Mibs He tie Meiritt iipenl last Thuj-sday at the home of Mr. und Mrs. I)anny Merritt. Mrs. IX>ri> Bo^ardtLs from Black Lake spent last Tuesday in Syra- cuse. , Commander Robert Weatherup of the I'SS Burton Island spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs John Ivan Sitts. He returned by plane to New York city from Ogdensburg Sunday where he will Price of Gasoline Got You Down? Try our \Serf-Service Pkw M m Mr Bidk Ptaat, \mt MMHI of i worked in the City his death in 1929. * museum until ST. LAWKKNC'K VALLK1' JLFAC.l \K H:iM-hall Sun«Liy. Gv)U\< rneur at (\kjdenshurg N«-wt«in Kails at Prescott Canton at Potsdam Helena — No Game M M MM f FOOD taste* so good cooked on w an electric broiler. And electric broiling is sr» inexpensive. You could broil gteak for your family'? dinner tonight, and mil the electricity you use mouW co&t lets than a dice of bre/ifi! Life is so much more'pleasant . . : so much more comfortable . . . so much more enjoyable when you live better electrically. When you consider how little electricity carts, and that the modern American family can use-elec- tricity more than 60 different ways .. . electric power i& the biggest bargain yuu q^njyuj I NIAGARA jjk MOHAWK ELECTRICITY V5^... so dependable T ...so hard working *A -.so tow cost! enjoyed a picnic dinner at Richard Tyler s camp at Black Lake. ^^gy Robillard of Gouverneur was the house guest of Janet Peck. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs- day of this week. Mr. and Mrs John Tutak and children. Barbara and Tommy, of Buffalo *pent I he weekend with Mrs Futak's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Smith. Earl Streeter has been deliver- ing the mail while the regular car-\ rier, Earl Leonard, is on vacation Mr and Mrs Kverett Smith were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs. Adam Sullivan Miss Marjorie Sullivan was a to Seattle. Washington. A 2c Richard Merritt arrived home Friday where he will .spend three weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Merritt.. He will leave August 15th for California and be shipped to Korea for a year. Mrs. Richard Tully was in the House of the Good Samaritan in Watertown several days last week where she underwent an opera- tion Mr and Mrs. John Ivan Sitts and Mr and Mrs. Edward Hut ton visited George Sitts in Sackets Harbor Sunday night. Mr. Sitts is not feeling well. Mr. and Mrs John Hill from . G.L.F. fOWER CHAMP GASOLINES mr «M4« — m* SAVE YOU MONEY. TRUCKERS, w* ak* have No. 2 Fml at Rtai looks odd IWHI oro ovaUabi* for loao. if STOP IN OR GIVE US A CALL fit gue>t 0/ Mr and Mrs. Everett ' Massena spent the weekend at the Smith Wednesday. Mrs Ella Tyler spend Sunday at Pierce's Corners. A large crowd attended the household auction at the Smith I home on . Friday evening The I members of the WSCS sold hot | dogs and soft drinks and $35.00 ; wa.< cleared on the sale of refresh- j ments. Floyd Morter, the 4-H agent, calhni on several 4-H members in this area last Friday. He was the dinner guest of J4r. and Mrs. Har- old Wight. Mrs Wallace Hurlbut. son Allen and Mr E Burr Hurlbut attended the annual pilgrimage to the OES home at Onskany on Saturday. • Mr and Mrs Leo Thompson and family of Virginia arrived Friday to spend some time with their par- ents They are staying at the home home of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Fleming. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs Hill and Mr and Mrs. Fleming and family toured the seaway Emma Mills and laughter Dorothy from Watertown spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs. Eric Brasie Margaret Brasie returned home with them to spend several weeks Second class Petty Officer Keith Knowlton. Mrs. Nellie Knowlton and Mr*. Nettie Bailey and De- lores called at the home of Mt and Mrs. Danny Merritt anrf Mr and Mrs. Roger Hughto Saturday Officer Knowlton is aboard the I'SS. Haynsworth which docked in Montreal, Que* over the week- end. , Women's Card Pmrty Don't forget the Women's card party to be held at the home of of Mr and Mrs Percy Jefferson. I Mrs, Leslie Love Thursday after- Coleen, David and Tod D Am- brosia. Mr. and Mrs. Lou use Yan- deau and Miss Mary Jane Smith, all of Rochester, are the guests July 30th. Twenty-five attended the birth- day party in celebration of the seventh birthdav of Miss Joan of Mr. and Mrs, Clinton Xhomp- | Bra.sie last Friday. Those present n y I were Judy and Dale Hut ton. David Mr and Mrs Donald Thompson and Joe Hughto, Karen and Ginny. had as their weekend guests. Mr. j Susafi. Betsy and Jerry Emnch. anc^Mrs W. Sfreey of Kitchmer- ! Carol. John* and Helen Hayes, viile. Ont. / , | Marcm and Arnold Laidlaw. Su* Mr and Mrs Harlow Jackson . san and Annetka Bogardus, Wayne DP Sunday eve- Hutton. Caroline Young. Susan. O/u/Z/A GOUVERNEUR G.LF. PETROLEUM ROBERT J. BALL, Mqr. BOX NO. 145 TEL 1094 SOMERVILLE ROAD GOUVERNEUR, N. Y. of DePey^ter were ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. S«irr Hurlbut. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kinney are njoying a new car. Oxbow News By MBS. LLOYD WALRATH Oxbow — Mrs. Edmond Sim- mons returned to her home from the hospital in Syracuse last Thursday afternoon. She is much better and can receive visitors. Mrs. Franklin La Forty called on Miss Karleen Wilson recently. Earl Peck left Saturday for Camp Drum where he will spend two weeks in reserve training Spicer and Joanna Donaldson 4-H members and their families are reminded of the picnic to be hfld at the Jacques-Cartier park, Morristown, next Sunday. Aug 2. Mr and Mrs Morris Lee visit- ed Mrs. Lee\> mother In Massena Sunday. Lon and -David Merritt from Gouverneur spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs Webb Emrich while their parents attend- ed a convention m Rochester. bland Branch By MRS. FRANCI8 BONfTV\ Island Branch — Mr. and Mrs Among\ those who \wenVblue- j Francis Kennedy and Mr and Mrs berrymg Sunday from Oxbow ! R'fhard Sterling spent the wet-k- were Mrs. Samuel Kirker. Mr. and i ^ nd W \ h M ^ and MrS ' Cnarles Mrs Robert Kirker {Kennedy at Rome. Mrs. Lloyd Walrath and child-J - Mr and Mrs Francis Kennedy r*n spent Sunday with Mr al)d |recent]y spent a weeks vacation Mrs. Rov Walrath and two sons of Vls '\ n e ^ r ar ^ Mrs Glenn Ken- DeKalb'jct jnedy at Gettysburg. Pa Mr. and Mrs. Franklu, LaForty I and family were guests Thundav evening of Mr. and Mrs Wilham tvan» of Ro*.ie. in relebntion of Mr LaVorty, birthday Mrs Ea»| Peck and ^n. Mr. and Mrs ArthurNRo** and family, and Mr. and Mr, Larrv Blair and ^n atteoded the Ro^ family reunion that was held Sunday in West I neresa. \ Mr, Edgar Sibley called Fridav on Mrs LJovd Walrath X FREE v HISTORICAL PAMPHLET v • \DISCOVERY NAVrSATIDN AND NAVIGATORS -' OF LAKE CHAKi/IAIN\ X .- : WriHen a c«ntury ago by T. H. Canfrtld B founding corporator of the Burlington Savings t*nk Reprinted on the occasion bl the 350th Champlain Anniversary Festival ~ To mark Hie continued close Identification of this (mutual institution with the area \1 has served for more than a century. Send For Your Copy __.':. .FREE •ANK-SY-MAIL — CONVENIENT, SAFE AND PROFITABLE Burlington Savings Bank WHLINGTON. TOMONT Memker of the Federal Deposit Inaurmbne \ Home Owner Changing Times x j I ^ r J nd Mrs Floyd Moore and Richard .•»«•«\ the Moore fam- ii reU \ 10 \ *' L \ > ' R|V 7 Sunday. Z ^T^Tt V ^ Bo*haU and Harry Be- and Wllhani HlUs j of Boclair daughter M :*- E ™** % B f la j r , a few da , y * Z\*™' Lawrence Dushant) at ter. «Christine. Miss Rose Mxry i Carvaik), Mrs. LJoyd Walrath anil' y Cindy and Joey w*re in Gouver- neur Wednesday evening to meet the tram for the return of rhe fresh air cfeiidren Mi&s Carvello returned to her home in N>w York city after spending the past two we**k= with Mrs. LaForty. Mrs Franklin LaForty and Eve almost fif- of huckleberries this \Mis,< Diane Bociair is spending a %f*ek with her grandparents. Mr *pd Mcs. Murray Raven, at aT «***\» 3MACOMB>*1 'NSHINE 4 H \The regular me^tirg of the Ma- ryr7~catied Wednesday \ afternoon corr ^ Sunshine 4-K£lub was held on Mr? Lloyd Walrath. j \* ™ . Tn# Youth fellowship which was st*n«d July lOtri held a rne^t;ng Frtday nic^t They had a wvnn> , roast and roas*ed marshmal)oMs with present ,A weiner roas^ was er,>*yed by members and parents after H*e mf^tin^ The dub cleared $39 K, at the 4ce Games were enjoyed by everyone • <****\ ^^^ and iX »** ciended to Any young people who are in- . hold arvther >ce cre&tn ^Xial at terested in ?ne Youth feUow*h;p i th ^ ^ra^e Corner i church oq the may jom It* meetings are hHd ' * VWIII « °* Au ^ tBth \ eveTT two weeks on Fr»day ni^ht ^^^ Wl11 ^ a Pici»r Tor mem- it 8 o c*ck Th# noct meeting will • ^r* and families at Jacquos Car- be August 7th. ' , tiPr Park M<wTUtowr x>n Sunday Th# Re\ VanOrnurr. of TV^a August 2 felio»*Tp and Mrs Mr. Home Owner Wins Every Gome, Knowing the Right Moves to Seat Changing Times . • * WVWlv *^W BPv comfoft or bis 2 TW iohif hrvtUwwt • tvtr rhmq prices 3 TW-, bt Us tt h o Owt AUN1 Scott and Mrs Beien Chis- holm are coun.^elk>rs M.&s Kay ' Wood is pre**defi!. Mw< Ljr.na , Scott is vice-premdeTTt and MIM ' Lucmda Lashbrooks is secretary- treasurer | ,Doug LaForty is spending a few • da.w witn his grandparents. Mr. J Mrs Evere*t LaForty j flrrnimg aw! Kathleen vWred Mr *nd Mm LaForty Saturday eve. W ITHERBEE WHALEN Utf IJ. C. Van Wieox V. W. MAKE THE RIGHT MOVE TODAY BUILD & IMPROVE NOW WE WU TOW TO ARRANGE TERMS PAY LATH — OVT Of IffCOMi - ' *- x v Lumb«r & Building Suppi*$ Wm. T. Andersofi, Corp. Philadelphia -M ward Whit ford through Thursday Mrs. Clarence i? Bonaparte On Wednesday. Bower Watson, M ley of Fine and Mi old Rounds of Hi here and Thursd and I spent the da Bigarel, Sherrv^r verneur. JS Mr. andxMrs. H Los Angles, Calil Mr. Jtnd Mrs. Ch S K*tumn 1 Twenty-seven \ and Mrs Roy Bier a fresh air girl f<> On Sunday she a appeared at their formerly was Rita now Mrs. tspisto dren, 17 and 14, i i; was a happy one. Mr and Mrs. Ge the weekend at La Mr and Mrs. Will Mr. and Mrs Ri family called on law and sister, Mr man Palmer, at G If urday evening WUl Ente Donald D. Altor and Anna Alton, h after three years and will enter AT September. A short time bei home, he was on rier, the USS E planes burned an men were killed He will study nology Mrs Prudie Full . Mrs Herman Full Beach. Fla.. were guests of Mr. an Ad<ierley Mr and Mrs. C Clayton and Mr. a Robinson of Bost< on their uncle. M ridge. Friday. Guest From Berl Talcott o Calif . was a rece and Mrs. Merrill r Margarets Wat< ker. Lula Rappo] and Minnie Pike s at Camp Aldersga traefien-w*s *ke \ Beruyn Woodmar husband. Dr. Woe . children had just Africa. Mrs. WOCK mer music teacher Remington Dav Mr and Mrs. Paul n>* Snyder are vi ative. Mrs. Maude Eureka, Calif Mr. and Mrs. , Brownville were S Mr. and Mrs. Mill; Miss Hazel WCK a nurse at the Ca ity hospital. Mr. and Mrs. M ber and his mot he Schnauber of D picking cherriii 1 wego. Mrs. Malcolm I x ^jt^L :M fHONiSM rs.
