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iPage T w elve y CHRONICLE-EXPRESS, PENN YAN, N. Y„ JUNE 4, 1942 Telepho: Dundee T o Get Degree m ®fc?s3 * 9«8 ■w M S- 1 VK-X? >'v..\ ,-»£oS MB mmm i b B 3 w H«£->>\ 4 s pal S 6 ■ B AV m iP * MISS VIRGINIA KELSElf Graduates from Brockport . Miss Virginia Kelsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kelsey of Penn Yan RD 4, will graduate from the State Teachers college at Brockport Friday with a degree of bachelor of education. Miss • Kelsey is a member of the Foren sics and Dramatics clubs. Rock Stream m S S LYDIA J. NEWCOMB D E L L A E. C L A R K 38 Union St. Phone 188-J L. A. Twillegar of Elmira spent several, days last week with his niece, Mrs. Lida Roleson. - Mrs. Bertha Wakley visited friends and relatives in Knoxville, Pa., for several days last week. Rev. George K. Hamilton at tended the Watkins-Montour Falls Rotary club dinner at the Jeffer son hotel, Watkins Glen Thursday of last week. Professor C. N. Mc Connell, head of the Rural Church department of Boston university was the guest speaker. Mrs. Lewis Horton has returned from the Soldiers and Sailors Me morial hospital in Penn Yan and is convalescing from a recent oper ation at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Nicholas Haich, on Hollister street. Miss Edith Faucett of Ithaca was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mel vin Dyke last week Wednesday. /. Dan Rapalee,’ night whtchman for the village, has returned home from the Shepard hospital in Mon tour Falls where he was taken for observation and treatment. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Hathaway have purchased the Faucett prop erty on Union street. They expect to move there this fall. Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Mary Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, formerly of this place to Kingston E. Phelps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Phelps of Reading Center. The wedding will take place in the near future. Miss Roberts is fifth grade teacher at the Odessa Cen tral school and Mr. Phelps is em ployed by the Ward LaFrance cor poration at Elmira Heights.. Kenneth Denning, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Denning, has re ceived his master’s degree in phy sical education at the Springfield YMCA college at Springfield, Mass. He is visiting his parents here. William Clark, son of Mrs. Lucy Clark of this village, was gradu ated May 23 from the Air Corp Technical School at Lowry Field, Col., where he sas been taking an extensive course of study. He is now advanced to the rank of lieu tenant in the air forces of the US army. He has been assigned to duty at Lowry Field. The program of organ music by Tom Grierson of Rochester and vo cal selections by Mrs. Lawrence Smith, which was given in the Presbyterian church Tuesday eve ning of last week was thoroughly enjoyed by those who attended. The program was varied, including numbers from the old masters, popular songs; hymns and selec tions from modern composers. New officers of the Rotary club for the ensuing year were an nounced by President: E. A. Beers at the meeting last week Wednes day. They are as follows and will take office July 1: president, Frank ’ Bentz; vice-president, D. Sf Palmer; secretary, Clifford Copper; treasurer, William Clary. The,,, club invited several young men Jfroixi this vicinity, who are leaving., to join the armed forces, to,be their guests at this luncheon meeting at Seneca inn. Rev. Clare Conrad,, a veteran of World War Ndt I, gave a very interesting talk and j the Central ' School band matched from the school to the inn and pjfiy^d several selections in honor of the boys leaving for the service.. ’ . , . Evans Morgan, son of Mr, and Mrs. Coral Morgan, of this village was badly burned recently when he slipped and partially fell into a vat of hot brine at the salt plant in Watkins Glen where he is em ployed. He was taken to the Shep ard hospital in Montour Falls ‘where he is recovering, A son, Gary Lee,- was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sproul of Main street on Monday, May 25, | buried in the Rock Stream ceme- Bluff Point M RS. JOH N H z ZIM M ERM AN Phone Penn Yan 77-F-13 Rev. Andrew S. Taylor was in stalled last week Thursday eve ning as pastor of the First Pres byterian church of Rock Stream. The church which has undergone extensive repairs was opened for the first time. A new ceiling and sidewalls of celotex greatly im proves its appearance. A new ma roon color velvet carpet was laid, new hymnals were purchased, a beautiful American flag was also presented, and last but not least a fine new electric organ. Twelve new tables, each seating eight per sons were presented to be used in the hall. All these gifts came from the sons and daughters of Mrs. Maria Peelle. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newcomb and son of Geneva. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Austin ana son of Port Byron, and Mrs. Earl Laraby and daughters of Lyons were dinner guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Leon King and Daniel Rachel of Scranton, Pa., were week-end guests of Mrs. Katherine Salmon. Mrs. Timothy Keady had as her guests over the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. H. Sangler of Erie, Pa. Mrs. A. J. Millard is spending this week at her home in Himrod. Mrs. Harry Jessop has the measles. The childen of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hall have the mumps. [ Mr. and Mrs. H. Axtell were inj town over the week-end. Many of the defense workmen in this town stuck to their jobs Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodley of Cleveland were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Porter in Penn Yan on Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Woodley lived with the Porters on their farm on the point for four years. He was at church Sunday morning and met many old friends. Mrs. George McDermott is shar ing part time with Mrs, Charles Stryker in caring for Mrs. Mal colm Derr, who is still confined to her bed. Commissioner Perry Henderson was in Albany on Thursday at a one-day welfare • conference. Mrs. Irene Conklin had as guests on Sunday # her brother, Elisha Northrup and wife, and her neph ew ,1 Carlton Northrup and wife, and two children of Ovid. Mrs. John Conklin of Penn Yan spent Thursday of last week at the home of Mrs. Eleanor Moore. Mrs. Clarence Breed is caring for Mrs. James Sanderson. George Barrow of Buffalo was the Saturday and Sunday guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barrow. Joseph Barrow, jr., em ployed in Buffalo came home with his brother, George, for a week end visit with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Longwell of Elmira spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Derr. Lillian Breed, a senior at Penn Yan Academy, was at home for three days last week with grip. This absence from' school meant much to Polly as it broke a per fect five-year record of attendance in Penn Yan school. Jim Murphy, a native of Him rod died at the Soldiers and Sail ors Memorial hospital on Satur day, May 30. He had been at Es- peranza for 26 years and had made many friends. He was employed in the kitchen. Andrew Decker is employed at the Mercury plant in Hammonds- port. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Larzelere accompanied by Mrs. Nellie Purdy, Mrs. Frances Moore, and Mrs. Morris Burke were in Hall on Fri day afternoon attending the funer al of their cousin, George Hew- son. Mrs. Helen Williams is recover ing from the bruises and shock of a bad fall which she suffered last week Wednesday in her kitchen at home. The June meeting of the WSCS will be held this week Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Charles Stryker. Mrs. Carroll Daniels will speak to the women on “Memories of China.’’ All members are urged to be present. Fred Rogers employed in Buffalo was at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rogers, oh Sat urday and Sunday. Mrs. Phoebe .Beard , spent Sun day in Penn Yan with her brother, Percy Morehouse, and Mrs. More house. , , Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nielsen and daughter, Bonnie Lou, of , Bath, Dresden M RS. F . A . P I E R St. John’s Episcopal REV. A. H. HEAD, Rector New York for .- the holiday. Mrs. Minnie Mittower had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Thorn ton of Rochester with whom she went to Seneca Falls on Memorial day. Upon their return they found Sunday: Church school at 101 other relatives had arrived, her a. m. Morning prayer and address brother, Bert Voorhees, and 1 1 o’clock. M ethodist REV. I. F. LIVINGSTON, Minister I spending several days in There will be no church school with Mr. Daggett, who is daughter, Florence, of Syracuse, also Mrs. Stella Sanford. Mrs. LucSen Daggett has been ath em- session for the upstairs depart- ployed at the Veteran’s hospital, ment on Sunday, June 7. The Miss Eva Eliza Silliman of downstairs department will meet | New York city visited her par as usual. Morning worship will be omitted. ».. v Children’s d§iy ’ exercises will be ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Silliman, over the Memorial day week-end. Lee Chambers, 18, who was in Lakemont R E V . JO S E P H T. RU S T ON Phone Dundee 2762 Christian Temple REV. J. T. RUSTON, Pastor Thursday afternoon at 4:30 choir rehearsal. , Friday afternoon at 2:30 the Missionary society will meet with Mrs. Jotham G. Clark. Mrs. D. Sawyer co-hostess. Sunday: Divine worship at 10:30 a. m. Celebration of holy commun ion. Church school at 11:45 a. m. ard Simmonds and Leon Kennedy of Penn Yan visited at the Clar ence Kennedy home Sunday. The Book club will meet Friday of this week with Mrs. Samuel Palmer. The Girl Scouts and leader, Mrs. Norman Donaldson, enjoyed a camping party Friday and Satur day at the Donaldson camp. The Girl scouts will have a food sale Saturday at Burtch Brothers store. This will take place in the morning. Food or money will be i greatly appreciated by the girls. The Branchport school has started its victory garden. Mrs. H. R. Dale and Miss Jes- Advertising brings results held on June 14 at the; Regular | an automobile^ accident at 1:15 church worship hour, 11:30 o’clock. Rehearsals ar$>riov*f'ln pj’cpg^fess for the parts in - ^Aldther 7 - Nature’s I hdspital Monday night where X- Summer School’’ and it. is import- rays revealed \three vertebrae of a. m. Thursday near Geneva was removed.,to the.-Geneva General ant that all children in Mrs. Wel ker’s department be' present this the neck out t>f place. He will be confined to the hospital for a time. The Orpheus Music club met on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. j Lewis attended a tea at the E. Beers. Mrs. Natalie Oswald was the assisting hostess. Mrs. Ethel Beers presided. The following of ficers were elected for the coming home of Mrs. Willett Wetmore in Penn Yan on Tuesday. This was a defense meeting for stamps ar\d vear- nresident Mrs R W Cadv* bonds w h ich can be bouSht at the year, president, Mrs. re. w . ^ a a y , local post office. vice-president, Mrs. Orr; secreta- Y ^ __. coming Sunday at *, the usual time Lee was' riding Th, a car driven by to learn the songs which form a | Arthur J. Mashewske, 19, of Penn part of the program. The regular monthly meeting of | south on Route 14, near the Sen- the Church nchool board workers conference , due i Wednes-1 failed to make a curve, left the | tion of $5 was also voted towards day, June 3, is postponed weeks. Ray Cook returned home from the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial president ry-treasurer, Mrs. Bertha Baldwin. It was voted to again offer an , , . „r ,, mullv^ nv award of $5 each to the boy and hosPltal last weck Thursday;.ii \ Yan RD 1. As they were going I girl graduates of Dundee High | Mrs. James Sanderson is still at school showing the greatest prog- the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial and I eca Lake Country club, the car I ress made in music. A contribu- hospital. OIL IS NEEDa f o r D efense 'Use It Sparingly! Ramconizing the Worn Vk\ , of Your Auto, Tractor, Boat Engine Will ' Cut Oil Consumpti Increase Power ® Make Pistons We^ Longer Our Ramconizing Machine Does It at Low Cost! * Penn Yan Auto Parts 0 MAIDEN LANE PHONR * John S. Reeve, Prop, ^ Volu two I road, and overturned. Elmer Sill- the USO drive. * At the conclusion men, 20, of Dresden was also a of the business, Mrs. Sargent read The regular monthly meeting of passenger. Mr. Mashewske and the plot of the opera, “The Pirates the WSCS will be on Friday after- Mr. Sillmen both escaped with of Penzance,” and the members noon of this week with Miss Lois bruises. The car was the property followed this up with a rendering Mrs. Flora Beers and Miss Jes sie Lewis spent the week-end in Watkins Glen as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Hurlbut and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Burtch and Dean program leader and Mrs. of Mr. Chambers. Mr. Mashewske of the opera. Refreshments served j son of Cleveland, O., were week- Mrs. Leola Clark, Mrs. Alfred Kenneth Martin social leader. I was arrested by Deputy Sheriff by the hostesses concluded a de- Mrs. William Gelder will be the F. Earl Thompson of Geneva and | lightful afternoon, supper hostess, with serving com- fined $15 on a reckless driving mittee composed of Mrs. Donald | charge, which he paid, when ar-1 Nelson, Mrs. V. Wixson and Mrs. Ruston attended the Red Cross _ __ meeting in Dundee Wednesday v - Babbitt, Mrs. Carl Eskildsen and raigned before Peace Justice W. Mrs. John Frey. All friends are F. Fordon, Town of Geneva. Starkey M RS. H A T T I E C L A R K Phone Dundee 2312 invited to attend the supper at 5 o’clock. A report on the four May break fasts shows that close to 10 0 peo ple in all were served with the sum of about $24, realized. 1 1 The * Fidelis t class meets Tues-1 1 There will be no church services day at the home of Mrs; Charles nfext Sunday as the pastor, Rev. F. Nutt. . ! ' p '.' Vi I E. Guiles, will be attending con ference at Elmira. Memorial day , services at the I The usual cafeteria supper held Methodist church were of credit at *he ball on Friday evening did to all participating in spite of the no^ ' receive the^' usual patronage delayed arrival of Bush’s band and due no doubt to the gasoline short- the Veterans from Penn Yan. The floral baskets arranged by Mrs. Raymond Brewer, jr., has com- Henry Cox, Mrs. Thomas 1 Me-1 P^ted his year’s work at Asbury Mahon and Mrs. Idas Livingston were augmented^ ‘by a maltese cross of buddy poppies and a V- f or-Victory emblem. Recognition should be given to Mrs. Walter Chidsey and Mrs. Harvey Mittow er, who for many years past, had rendered faithful service in the matter of decorations. This time Mrs. Madeline Gelder assisted by Mrs. Percy Pulver and Mrs. Leon Chambers, filled the baskets for distribution by tfye children at the cemetery. As a demonstration of the theory that “the play must go on,” a locomotive, sizzled its ac companiment throughout thfe sol emn military rites, conducted by VFP post No. 745. , Committee ion arangements for Mepiorigl day, 1943: Mr.’ and Mrs. Carl Eskildsen, Mr. and Mrs. f Harold fShalansky, Mr. and Mrs., Henry Cox, and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin, Welker. ., Mr. and Mrs.' Kenneth Martin and family attended college, Wilmore, Ky., and is at his horn 6 for the summer. Miss Ellen Brewer of Painted Post spent Memorial day and Sun day at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Oswald of Geneva were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm LaFever over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Leon W. Taylor of Bath spent Memorial day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Sargent. Sunday guests of Mrs. Flora Gil bert were: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roe and daughter, Rebecca, of Au burn; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Penny and daughter, Sharon, and Mr. and Mrs. Merle; Baker of Elmira; Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert and family, of - P.enn Yan; Mir. and M>s. Harvey Rapalee and • daughter, Mary, of Reading, .and Frederick Baker of Six^Nations. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gardner and afternoon. The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies’ Aid society was held in the parsonage under the presi dency of Mrs. Ruston. Following a devotional period, Mrs. A. Brate reported for the month of May, and Mrs. K. Perry . announced plans fdr the month of June. On Tuesday Mrs. A. W. Gerrie entertained the following guesst in honor of her sister’s birthday: Mrs. Mary C. Church, Miss Matilda Wallace of Montclair, N. J., Mrs. Jennie Wren of Cranford, N. J., and Mrs. Alice Lyman of Keuka. Mrs. Willard Beahan of Cleve land, O., is spending a couple of weeks with Mrs. A. W. Gerrie. Mrs. Beahan is 87 years of age. and travelled alone from Cleveland to Ithaca where she attended the closing exercises of Cornell univer sity. She was the oldest graduate present. ----- ; ---- V---------- Branchport JESSIE BEAL LEWIS Phone Branchport 2-F-21 end guests of the Burtch brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Wood and Ken neth Dunham of Rochester were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Dunham and family. The ladies of Branchport * are asked to sew at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial hospital ~ this week Thursday from 2 to 5 p. m. Miss Shirley Enos of Elmira spent the week-end with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Enos, and Mrs. Hibbard. Insurant, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hunter en tertained for Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wemett and daughter of Hemlock, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sutherland of Corn ing, Mr. and Mrs. George Robbins and Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Robbins of Prattsburg. The Helping Hand society will meet Thursday, June 11, with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sisson. Usual plans for dinner. on rowing RODNEY 120 Clinton P h o n e 1550 YdUWv S M I U/tiM thp d i n n e r Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Southworth and sons of Cortland, and Mr. and daughter party tendered by' Mr. and, Mrs., ■ ■ . ~ ... A. B. Sm ith o f Penn Yan to all MrSe £ } v m : Snuth and on Saturday and Sunday. The were Saturday and Sunday guests their'relatives on Sunday. M r s . weje Memorial day guests of Mr. „ . j . • i. m _ _ I r \ f TV/T v» AT i n l o o r i ’ o r\n v o r t re? I T r o n / i . I 1 I o n n TV A v»C I A n VI >TY 1 l t h farmers are also on the job. Trac tors are working both day and night to get caught up with spring planting which is some what be hind on account of the many rains of late. ‘ This section was visited by sev eral 1 electric storms on Saturday. One was quite generous with its hail stones. No severe damage was done. James Peelle came by airplane to Buffalo last week Wednesday to attend the installation of our pas tor. Mr. Peelle was out guest solo ist on this occasion. Memorial day exercises were of Mr. Nielsen-s parents, Mr. and Cora Neff > who ia Mrs. Peter Nielsen. A very pleasant family birthday dinner was held on Sunday at the with Mrs. Addie Castner, was ^.1- so among the guests. , . , _ ^ ___ 1 , , Mr. and Mrs. DeForest Castner home of Mr. and Mrs. ^S. G. Qf Q0r^ing were ,; Mehiorial, day nnnnrmp* their snn Keith Knits .M . 7 ' now sfavine- and Mrs- Johii Smith, now staying | Ruth Gilbert of penn Yan was home< qver the Week-end. . ' — — — V ----------- ' 1 ' honoring their son, Keith Folts. The 18 guests included Mr. and Mrs. Keith Folts, and Rodney and Meredith Folts, Mrs. Maude Body, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Folts, Ed win and Linda Folts of Syracuse, Mrs. Waterman of Skaneateles, Mrs. James Pepper of Bluff Point, Mrs. Verna Wettling, Mrs. Marion Folts, and Nancy, Phyllis, and Sally of Keuka Park. guestp, of hjjs father, Harry, Ca£t- her. v '*M , ■' .. Y Harry Nelson’s iriothei1, ]yirs. jfcT. C. Nelson of Torrey, who was sick in Soldiers and Sailors Memorial hospital for nine days is again at her home, where Mrs. Harry Nel son has given much assistance. • Mrs. Pearl Saxbury spent Me morial day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Button. Wendell Bell, having been Friend Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ulmer and children and Mrs. Olive Hopkins of Stanley, Mrs. Ray Fox and chil dren of Newark, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Turner of Reeds Corners were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Kennedy Memorial day. Robert Kennedy spent the week end with his parents here, return ing to his work at Altay Sunday evening. Claude Kennedy and sons, Da vid and Dpnald, of Palmyra visit ed at the home of Clarence Ken nedy Memorial day. Mrs. Forrest Frederick and daughter, Lorraine, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford LaDue, Mr. and Mrs. How- ts/m txr&MoJL ¥4* IN THE HOME NO W IN G water systems is our business; and we’ve sold and installed dozens in this section. W e know that, dollar for dollar you get more value in Myers than from any other pumping equipment we have ever seen. A ll types for country and suburban homes and farm s, deep or shallow well. Let us consult with you about your own particular water needs. FREE BOOK — Yours for the Asking Gives the whole story of running water and the various types of Myers equipment you can choose from . Interesting, informative and pro fusely illustrated. A s k for your free copy. HOLLO WELL & WISE T a k e O f f - Y o i U r H , n , M YERS S f 2 2 2 mw ; ~ urn mmn ~ minis in nits - mi mtns Penn Yan, N. Y. M RS. LE IG H F I T Z W A T E R Penn Y a n R D 3 P h o n e 96-F-3 1 ; : Methodist 1 REV. JAMES LARKIN, Pastor There will be no church serv ices next Sunday as the annual conference will convene in Elmira. 1942, at the Shepard hospital in Montour Falls. Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Guiles are the parents of a daughter, Carol Ann, born Tuesday, May 26, 1942, at Arnot-Ogden hospital in El mira. • Mr. and Mrs. William Clary vis ited their son, Sgt. William Clary, stationed at Camp Dix, N. J., for several days last week. \ Mrs. Harriett Dilliston of Long Beach, Calif., is spending some .time with relatives here. Mrs. Almeda Barton has re turned to her home here after spending several months in Clyde. ;v Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Glecker, proprietors of Bubbling Springs inn, have closed the inn and are moving back to Elmira., Willard Boardman, son of Mrs. Lulu Boardman, has received bis commission as a second lieutenant in the medical corps of the US army. He is a student at the medi cal school of the University of Buffalo. - > Rev. and Mrs, Harvey Kester and Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Spencer at tended the Northern Baptist con vention at Cleveland, O., last week. Maurice Jayne has gone to Quantico, Va., where he ’is em ployed in construction work. The Dundee Townsend club will hold its next regular meeting on Friday evening, June 5 at 8:30 o’clock. All friends of the organi zation are most cordially invited to attend these meetings. Some en tertainment is promised by the committee in charge. Mrs. Martha Nelson of Dundee has been spending the week with Mrs. Kittle in Strasburg, Pa. Mis. Kittle and Kenneth, jr., are spending the summer months at Strasburg, Pa., with Mr. Kittle where he is employed. --------- V ---- - — Two Presidents Lost Sight of One Eye Two recent presidents were one-eyed, according to some au thorities. Theodore Roosevelt, who had weak eyes since childhood, lost the sight of one eye from an injury received in a boxing con test in the White House. Presi dent Woodrow Wilson became . blind in his right eye from a retinal hemorrhage. --------- V --------- . The advertisements are your guide to efficient spending . 1 * Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wyse and held in the church on Sunday aft-1 daughter and grandson. Jimmie, of | named observation commander of er which the graves of the soldiers Hornell, were dinner guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs . 1 Joseph A. Barrow. Mrs. Dwight Blanchard of Lake- and will t land> Fla., was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Burke. Burke. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Henderson are the proud possessors of a tery were decorated. Charles Hathaway has been in ducted into the army leave soon for camp. The following were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stenberg over the week-end: Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Erickson, and Mr. and j granddaughter, Ann Jean, born on Mrs. Harvey Whitman all of Re- Thursday, May 28, 1942, in the Sol- novo, Pa. L. Bush has bought the former Morris Bowers place. Miss Lydia Newcomb attended the 10 0 th anniversary of the founding of Starkey seminary, now Lakemont academy last Sun day starting with the church serv ice and later the alumni dinner in Corinth hall. Miss Newcomb is the granddaughter of one of the founders of the seminary. Col. Hiram A. Newcomb. He served as trustee and was secretary of the board for the first 13 years. Miss Newcomb was a member of the class of ’98. Miss Florence Wheat of Elmira was a week-end guest of her cous ins, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wheat. --------- V --------- Grove Springs M R S . M IN O R E. SW A R T H O U T H a m m o n d sport R D 1 Phone H a m m o n d sport 10-Y-13 Miss Bessie Brant, chief nurse of the Veterans hospital at Canan daigua, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Gleason. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Lane of Burlington, Pa., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin. The officers of Waneta grange met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alderman Gleason Saturday eve-1 had. ning. v , Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Gleason and Miss Bessie Brant were din ner guests of Mrs. Minnie Amidon at Crosby Saturday evening. * diers and Sailors Memorial hospi tal to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hender son of Geneva. Mrfs. Henderson was Jean Stanhope before her marriage. i Miss Meryl Barrow of* Schenec tady and her friend, Alton Foster, of Rochester were Saturday and Sunday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barrow. Miss Mary McDermott of Corn ing was at home Saturday and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney McDermott. Henry Brown is spending a day or two with his sisters, Mrs. Lillie Munkburg and Mrs. Mabel Larze lere, 09 . the hill. Mr. Brown’s ;son, Merirll, and grandson, Richard, are both recovering in their home in Penn Yan from major operations. The second group of the WSCS is to have a rummage sale in Penn Yan, June 12 and 13. The women are asked to give generously and help make the sale successful. Mrs. Roy Gridley returned home on Friday from the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial hospital having undergone a very severe major op eration. She is improving slowly. Howard Williams, who has just recovered from a hard attack of Charles | tonsilitis, is ill with sciatica and is under the doctor’s care. Young Clark, two years old, remarked, “he’s too lame to eat,” which is flying at Paterson, N. J., (has left there for an unnamed destination. He received his training at the Technical Air School of Wichita Falls, Tex. v ; Rev. and Mrs. I. F. Livingston are attending the Methodist con ference at Elmira. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eskildsen en tertained informally last week Wednesday evening for Clarence Ryal who left for service this week. . . . V *;V' ' ‘ ’ ' ’y‘ _ M; Mr. and Mrs. James Shamp and small daughter have moved into the east side apartrfient of Dr. Welker’s house at the corner of Main and Charles streets. Mr. and Mrs. James Williamson and Jimmy, jr., have comeJ from Tampa, Fla., to spend some time visiting his parents. The William sons’ upper apartment is occu pied by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Travis. Lee Davis was home from Roch ester Memorial week-end visiting his mother, Mrs. Ida Davis, and hauling in the fine lake trout. The Leonard Burnside family spent the week-end at their house, returning to Elmira Sunday night. The Misses Elizabeth and Cora Longwell returned from Miami, Fla., Saturday and will spend the summer at their Seneca street home. The William Hunt family of Rochester have been visiting them. Mrs. Madeline Gelder enter tained a family party at her cot tage on Long point Sunday, i Miss May L.i Pier of Penn Yan spent the week-end With Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Pier. Mr. and Mrsz David (Silliman had their daughter, Eva, home from Mrs. Myrtie Culver accompan ied Mr. and Mrs. William Anthony and daughters of Torrey on Sun day as dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Martin at Middlesex. Mrs. Eliza Comstock entertained on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Comstock and daughters, Betty and Patty, of Penn Yan, Leonard Robertson of Rochester, and Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Hunter. The occasion was ’ to honor the birth days of Patty Comstock and Bur nett Hunter. • 1 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sisson and son, Cloyse, of Milo Center visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Pulver on Sunday. Later in the day they all visited Mrs.’ Pulver’S brother, Ray Matton and wife, at Prattsburg: ‘ ! \ ’ Mrs! Clara Long and son, Hen ry, of ! Springfield, Mass.,; visited their cousin, Mrs. Rose Travis, on Saturday. Charles Culver attended a fare well party for Forest Dinehart, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Hopkins on Sunday night. Forest left on Tuesday for induc tion into camp. ---------- V—------- New -bi-focal glasses may call for new working heights, since, it is easier to raise a table than to constantly adjust the eyes to the former height. [May 1 In pransj ithinki [would gcarryi ises ja pur 1 So plla: jookir ing si ough chain tion ON THE F ark [have [influx R. iman, fo-or Kor t laffccl hatui h S jbefoi kroui ktoinl fare pate a pe pxpe neva can with and. nech [of tt [have whei been May Ai l&bo for 1 ing Mrs. William Carr spent Sunday and Monday in Lyons with Mr. Carr’s sister, Mrs. William Hollo way, and Mr. Holloway. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gates and of Penn Yan were also visitors. Merton Gleason of Buffalo spent j family of Seneca Falls were dinner the week-end at the home of his guests Sunday of Mrs. Eleanor parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alderman | Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bishop Gleason. Mrs. McDaniels of West Urbana is helping in the home of A. E. Houck. Mr. and Mrs. James Best visited at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Green at Tyrone Sunday. 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