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EVERY TUESDAY AND PRIPAY THE ENDICOTT BULLETIN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1933 Mrs. J. H. Thomas Vic tim; Other News of Vestal Mrs. John H. Thomas is confined to her home on Apalachin road by injuries received in an automobile accident Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. .Thomas were riding with Mrs. Thomas' brother, George Mikels, When the car skidded and overturn ed on the highway 'pur miles east of Owego. Mr. Thomas was thrown from the car into the ditch and the car fell over him. He was badly bruised and shaken. Mrs. Thomas received a badly cut hand and suf fered from shock- Se was taken to Ideal hospital where several stitches were taken to close the wound in her hand and then re moved to her home. Mrs. W. I. Telford of Greene ami Miss Elizabeth Bodie of Endi cott visited Mrs. Fred Fritts last weclc Mr. and Mrs. Barry Clark and son, Harold, and Mrs. Mildred Cowing were in Syracuse Sunday. Betty Denman, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ralph Denman, has been seriously ill at the home of her parents. Mrs. Rolland Jenner and son, Holland, Jr., are visiting Mrs. Jen- ner's mother, Mrs. Mable Vart- Gorder in Syracuse. Charles Barroh of Elmira is! spending several days at the home of his uncle, George Shamberger of front street. Robert Landon has been serious ly ill with influent a at Amherst Qollege, where he is a freshman. , Mr- and Mrs. Charles Barnes abd Mr and Mrjs. Edward Zimmer visited friends in Newark Valle> Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eldredgc of Chenango Forks, spent Tuesday with the former's sister, Mre Ward Stevens. Lillian Stanley of Johnson City spent the week-end with hex grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W Jenner of Front street Mr. and Mrs. ponald Odell vis ited Mr and Mrs. Russell Van- Auken at their new home in Nich ols, Sunday Mr and Mrs. Arch DeShetler spent the week-end in Philadel - GOLD LURE REVIVED IN OLD WEST New life stirs in ghost towns of the old west and pick and pan play a tinkling tune along hundreds of watercourses and on hillsides of Pacific coast and Rocky mountain states. Thousands are hunting gold, Bince higher prices came by Roosevelt edict Above is shown a typical sluicing operation. The gravel comes down the flume, which is \riffled*' to hold the sparkling particles. phia. Pa., at the home of their daughter. Mrs Roxie Slack has returned to her home in aCstle Creek after visiting her son, Charles Slack. Mrs. Reah Drake and Miss Betty Wyke of Endicott have re turned home after visiting Robert Lamlon at Amherst College Harold Lisenby and \\ illiam Johnson are on a hunting trip in the Adirondacks. Mr and^Strs. Harry Clark and son, Harold, and Mrs. Mildred. Cowing were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Harry Terwflliger in Binghamton Friday night. Mr and Mrs. Ward Stevens vis ited the former's parents in South Windsor Thursday Mr and Mrs. Charles Slack vis ited Mr and Mrs. Louis Ketchum in Castle Creek Sunday Mr and Mrs. Theodore Rounds were in Bincham'.on Thursday Mrs. Mildred Cowing left Thurs | day for Daytona Beach, Fla., where she will spend the Winter. Mr. and Mrs. George Terwilli ger and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oak ley visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Woodruff in Auburn Center, Pa., Sunday. Miss \Eleanor Harrington mo tored to Haledon, N J over the week-end and visited Mr and Mrs Lewis WestfalL Mr and Mrs. Harry Cole and family visited friends in Bain- bridge Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lisenby visited the former'.-; sister in Wav- erly Sunday | Mrs. Albert Flint of Johnson I City spent Wednesday with Mrs. I Clifford Jenner The Vestal fire company and J auxiliary wilPTIUW their regular monthly business meetings in the fire station Monday night. A cov- ered dish supper will be served at G o'clock with Mrs. LaVern Ellis in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lisenby spent the week-end with the lit ter's aunt, Mrs. Kenneth Dunbar, at Towanda, Pa., and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George McLaud at Carper Hill, Pa. Victor Taylor attended the La- Fayette-Colgate game at Hamilton Saturday and was a guest of Don Warner, who is a student at Ham ilton College. Mrs. Clarence Hoffman was a week-end guest of Mrs. F. A. Kellam. Mrs. Mildred Cowing of Daytona Beach, Fla., was a guest of Mrs. Floyd Luce Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Spaulding had as guests over the week-end, Mrs. Fannie Walker of Endicott and Miss Anna Warrick of East Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Truman and daughter of Binghamton, and Frank Truman of Ithaca, visited Mr and Mrs. Robert Truman Sat urday. Mrs. Elizabeth Mosher has re turned to her home from Bingham ton, where she was ill for several weeks at the home of her sister. Miss Catherine Bolton of Johnson City is staying with Mrs. Mosher. The Vestal Parent-Teacher asso ciation is sponsoring a parent and teachers get together masquerade party at the schoolhouse tonight. Mrs. Clifton Rose has charge of the entertainment, assisted by Mrs. Clarence Bond, Mrs, Law rence Wilcox and Mrs. Raymond Edgerton. Mrs. W D. Rowley of Hawley- ton is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Finch of Binghamton road. Mr and Mrs. Harry Berthoff and Mr and Mrs. George Hamlin were guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Sprout in Montrose, Pa., Sunday Mr and Mrs. Howard Stickney and son, Russell, of Waverly, vis ited Mr and Mrs. Clifford Jenner Sunday Mrs Flora Voorhis and Mr? Robert Truman visited Mrj. Voor his* sister in Spencer Monday. Mrs. Ernest Landon, Mrs. Henry Taylor, Mrs. Donald Odell and Mrs. jClifton Rose attended a demonstra tion at the Binghamton Y W C A. Tuesday Freeman Zimmer has recovered his automobile, which was stolen Saturday night while he was in Binghamton. Mrs. Albert Wcstfall and Mrs. Nellie Westfall visited relatives in Binghamton Tuescay Mrs. Ann Woodruff is spending the week with Mrs. Rachael Pierce. A group of young people held a masquerade party and dance at the Merrimont tea room Monday night In the party were Mrs. Albert Westfall, Catherine Diehl, Lois Diehl, Russiline Zimmer,\ Maith Edwards, Barbara Ellis, MIna Rus sell, Amelia McGrath. Josephine \SHOP ENDICOTT FIRST* 1 \ ~9 Edwards, Helen GoBline, Lillian Gosline, Eleanor Gosline, Miss Carry, Phyllis Chandler, Esther jBuffum, Freeman Zimmer, Arnold Hill, Stewart Murphy, John Ed- XMAS PHOTOS! A complete line of Xmat specials. Come early for sittings. Th e newly opened \CAROJ^Ji.\ Portrait Studio 60 Waihlnjttn Ave . Cor. Monroe St., Endicott. N Y Ifci i J — RADIO and ELECTRICAL REPAIRS Expert Work at Reasonable Prices—PHONE 1220 ROSE RADIO SHOP 1301 Monroe S'„ Endicott REMOVAL NOTICE! Dr J. Edgar Doig announces the removal of his offices from present location at Monroe St. and Madison Ave. to new quar ters on the second floor of building at 119 Washington Ave. on and after November 1, 1933. Telephone 121 w,ards, Ira .Chaffee,- Paul' King, Herman Hull, Roger Brocks,; Ar nold Avis, Robert) Bryan, Edward Mitchell, Mr. Pendleton and Mr. Mix. , THANKSGIVING NOTICE! In order to meet antici pated requirements of the Bankers' Code of Fair Com petition, the undersigned banks will not be open after I 2 o'clock noon on Saturdays Commencing NOVEMBER 4th, 1933 ENDICOTT NATIONAL BANK ENDICOTT TRUST CO. MEMBERS OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM CLUB PLAN SALE For a Limited Time Only HOLMES & EDWARDS INLAID mi 1 2 3 4 5 00 DOW N .MfT iui s— lluiuthi WOO I PER WEEK ;; For a* very itmited' time\ rj^ly ... at the Fair Store 1 .. % . xA&b plan terms on nfrtfyriafty known, fine' gra.de Ifolmes^ •Edwards Inlaid. It-is'some thing more than plate, because the most used pieces are in laid with sterling silver. B£ arrangement with the makes' our prices have not AS yet ad vanced one penny ofn this sil-> Tea tpooni Dejjeri tpooni ———. Soup tpooni . • , fruit spoon* Dinner forli ~ Sjlad Mt — Sirv .ns pifCft 2i p ccf Sirvcc for Si! Set of Six ... $3.25 6.S0 ™ 6-50 ... 5.00 6.50 ... 6.00 Each I £ 0 end up 31.25 The practical Pr*veM-Tamttfc Free T Away guaranteed to prevent tcrmih. • with tSe pure hate of • tsrvic* of Ho . & Edwards Inlaid. (Or. i f yo « prci Frevertt'Tlrnisft box ftci J %^PA\ R STORE 7-9 Court St. Binghamton, N. Y. m POUTIOAL ADVERTISING . fOjUTICAL ADVERTISIN G POLITICAL ADVERTISING POLITICA L ADVERTISIN G POLITICAL ADVERTISING POLITICAL APy,KI»Tfc t |K(flf„ jjft, A Frank Appeal to All Voters In Broome County DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF BROOME COUNTY It Is Good Citizenship and Sound Economy to Vote for the Best Man Regardless of Party „ „ iOU MAY OBTAIN THE SERVICES OF MR. GOLD, ONE OF THE BEST LAWYERS IN BROOME COUNTY, TO REPRESENT YOU IN THE PROSECU TION OF CRIME. If the Issue Is Fitness the Answer Is Gold Read What the BINGHAMTON PRESS Says of Mr. Gold . . . Mr Cold's ubilitv as a cnnfinal lawyer is well rer- ognized, and his fairness is unquestioned The Democratic leaders are to lie congratulated upon having obtained his consent to go to the ballot box ns nominee for an office for which his experience has given him unquestioned fitness . . ' Binghamton Press Editorial August 17, 1933 Pull Down Lever 4 A Democratic Column on Voting Machine VOTE for A. E. GOLD for DISTRICT ATTORNEY A. E. GOLD CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
