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G PAGE STX , Happenings Of The Past Itens of Local Interest Taken From Our Files of That Time Fifty-five Years Ago-1913 Died-Cassius King, as the result of being kicked by a horse. Chestnut coal was quoted at $6.00 per ton and stove coal at $5.50. . Fifty Years Ago-1918 Died-The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Emest Fox, the result of pneunronia, John Magee and Henry A. Smith left for Camp Crane, Pa., to join the ambulance corps. Bert Perry returned from Camp Devens, Mass., having re- ceived an honorable digcharge for physical disability, Clarence Davenport was trans- ferred from Camp Devens to Camp Upton, and expected to be sent to France in a few days. Forty-five Years Ago-1923 Married-April 18, Miss Mary L. Burchill of Chili and Freder- ick Sweet. Forty Years Ago-1928 Died-April 22, Mrs, Matilda The Aillaon Record may be purchased from HILTON PHARMACY HILTON IGA FOODLENER EAGLE SUPER DUPER WHALEN'S SUNCREST STORE Elschker's Parma Center Cirocery CHILSON'S STORE ED RATHS - Hamlin JUSTICE STORE - Parma Corners NORTH GREECE FOOD MARKET Grand View Market, 105 Lowden Pt. Rd. at 10¢c per copy Mail subscriptions are $4 per yesr-$2.50 for 6 months-$3.00 students, 9 months 21 WEST AVE. -= h S L a tha 1 % How to make sure you're \in the book your own in the 1 . listed call our office and make sure you're in the \_ @.j OGDEN TELEPHONE CO. Telephone 352-3451 SPENCERPORE, N. Y. a Name ................. & SUBSCRIBE NOW To The Hilton Record Only $4.00 a year for 52 Copies mailed to any point in the United States cccccccccccc kake w an a ne 660 666 f Address ................. #66 # e aa cw e a e C640 a e abe s ie e e Enclosed: Check.... - Money Order.... Cash.... THB HILTON REgoRD, Hit.ron, N. v. Smith, at the home of her nep- hew, John Burritt, Clio Lodge, F. & A. M., held a successful dance at Greece Mem- orial Hall on the 20th. | \ Borm-April 19, to Mr .and Mrs. Floyd Blodgett, a son, Thirty-five Years Ago-193% Rorm-April 18, to Rev. and Mrs. Wesley Holliday of Union. town, Pa., a son. Mrs. Holliday was the former Miss Arlene Wheeler, Geughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Wheeler. Thirty Years Ago-1938 Died-April 17, Mrs C. J. Parma Center, in her 58th year; April 16, Erastus J. Burt, 80, of Kent, at Arnold Gregory Hospit- al, Albton; April 16, George W. Chamberlain, 74, of Flynn Road, Greece, formerly of Hilton, Born-~April 16, fo Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright of Hamlin, a son; April 19, to Mr. and Mrs. Jay Leiter of AK. Vernon, form- erly of Haralin, a son. Charles Tubb, Sr., was elected president of the Hilton Bowling mg“! Twenty live Yours Ago-I1M% Born -April 17, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hutchina, 2 daughter; April 19, to Mr, and Mrs, Ray. mond Haskins, a daughter, The State Bank of Hilton re- ported the sale of U. S. Treasury Securities for the Second War Loan Drive amounted to $72,428, from April ist to 21. Naxrtied, April 15, Miss¥Yen- ces Dodson of Walker and Mr. Charles Delano of Hamlin. TPwesty Years Ago-1M8 Daylight Savings Time war stheduled to start on the Jamt Sunday of April, Born-April 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clement, a daugh. &en; April 12, to Mr. and Mrs. E4 wood Pack, a son:; Apri % to br and Mrs. Lioyd Webster, ® diughter. Died ~--April 20, Charles Hall. 81, at Monrose County Hospital; John Swaykow, 19, son of Mre, and Mrs. John Kimmel of Sweden Walker Rood, at the re- wll of belgy throwm from his nomrcycie. Mr. and Frank Butcher took posession of the general «tore at Partiz Center. Fifteen Years Age-13%% Bled-April 19, Walter Fuge) April 18, Burton C. Wright. Borm-April 17, to Mr and Mre, Clayton Kanous, a son: on Aprl £9, to Mo .and Mis. Donald Fell of Webster, a son; April 14, to Mz. and Mrs. Warren Nerack- <r, & daughter; to Mz. and Mrs. Carl Schepler, a daughter; to Mr. and 3s. James Liss, a daughter; to Mr. and Mrs. BKh- ard DeClerk, ® son. Martied-April I8, Miss Joan Mylandert and Heary Gilbert tehle, at Oak Harkir, Ohba Mrs. Iroh Liktenfels cf Rochester, mother of Oscar Lich tenfels of North Ureece Road, observed her 100th birthday on Apdl 19th. Mrs. Hire! Fenking was named \Citken of the Year'. _J. H. Cooper headed the Looeal Parma Communky Chest cam pain. , James Kelley was installed as Commander of the Hiscock Fith- barigh Post, Ameri¢an Legion. Ten Years Ago-1958 Edwin Burritt was named as herd of the focal Community ChestRed Cross campaign. _ Born-April 22, to Mr .and Mrs. Kenseth Moran, a daughter. Mr, and Mrs. Glen Wright and Mr. and Mrs, Richard G. Anne Teteived injuries when the car operated by Mr Wright was #truck 'by another car at Laita _ and Fiynn roads. Five Years Ago-1963 Born-April 16, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pedeville {Barbara VanDorn), a son; April 22, to Mr. and Mrs, Robert M. Blair, . a son. Married-April 20, Terry Rose _ Donovan and Sherwood Richard Towers, at Hilton Methodist Ch.; Thomas Rundell, son of Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Rundell of Peck Road, was chosen by Hilton I. Q. 0. F. as its representative on the 14th Annual Odd Fellows \United Nations Pilgrimage. The Hilton Record began its 67th year of publication, Died-April 22, Harry E. Gal- lup, formerly of Parma Corners. Out of the Mailbag Hilton, N. Y. April 19, 1968 . The HiKon Record Hilton, N. Y. Dear Shirley: | This is a copy of a recent let- ter which we sent to the North Greece Fire Dept. # # Your immediate response to a grass fire, resulting from a sim- ple brush fre at 183 Bailey Rd., Hilton, is most sincerely apprec- fated by us. We whole-heartedly urge ev- ery citizen to generously support their dedicated, volunteer fire fighters in ther distret, Your work is well done and, in our oplmion, not to be faken for granted. Our sincere thanks. Sincerely, Mr. & Mrs. Herbert C. Schultz # Editor, The Hilton Record Hilton, N. C. Dear Editor: May I blow my stack again? Thanks, When I was a kid (an eternity ago), the groat question was- \What Noise Annoys An Oye tor?t\--The anawer to this was/ and is, \A Noisy Noise Annoys An Qyster.\ The nolsy siren of the Hilton Firs Pepartment annoyed this Oyster on Good Friday, Thirteen alarms came in and this siren shricks out EIGHT HLASTS loud enough to burst the eardrums {when ont resides within a quar- tor of a mile {from the Fire House} One hundred and four times Ye were annoyed by this, simply because some Oysters wore busy buroing up their brub, «tc. All the dogs in the inmedints vicinity were 11mg so i ath speaking for them, also, When this «siren was installed it no doubt was 3 now al « the frumac mes £ radle in their homes. 'The ¥clume of the siren Blants would Indicate that most of the Hilon volunteers reside in Wal- ker, or Haralin, or perhaps, in Greece. It is odd how many of Hilton's Oysters shrieked for a Leash Law because a neighbors Dog came on their property and made « nolse (barkedt, yet, no one makes a prop about the Siren. Nolty accelerating Hondax and Sport Cars. Maybe I am just & for kicking. (Be mod. ern, protest\ Dave Maynard South Ave. College Comment Three local atudents were in- cluded among those nanied to the Pemn's Honor List for the 1967-66 Tifst semester at Brock: port StNY, Mise Arline F. Verwuist, 1743 Walker Like Omlaric Koad, it x secondary mathstsati¢s major and a sophormione at the time ths list vers complied, £. Munsert, #91 Moul Koad, aizso a 80me is a secondary English major. A senior, Marjfelou H. Gage, 1150 Mamitogu Hoad, it a general education major. of %.35 or higher, for all of the time spent at Brockport, 14 be named to the bonorary list. mnm n y sree maim on S nomad neuem ce ns aieak + THURSDAY,; APRIL 25, 1068 - Subscribe tothe Record Ready Reference BUSINESS DIRECTORY SToTHARD's HARDWARE CALL, 892-2800 For Realty Trénsactions Hilton Dairy Call MILK PRODUCTS Mary Ann Hauck Doug Hurlbatt 892-8342 Ex. 22900 Represinting Robillard | rronw1on Jewels | | gz :%... | wE PAUL B. MINER CIACES ONLY Representative 106 Rallrent Avewue i* sour Aye, guron . saa - No Anwer Call ;OUNTEY Carer f L PROFESAIONAL c For - Phon -*\ \| | RENT Xx. 2.016 Frank 8. HcCann Smariin Keal Ka > Homestead Farm R & 7 SOUTH AVE, ELTON \fl“ and Bream 292 250% wor becuiv®ay Lats Homes CALL Hecret Hele FAHY SMITH Salen Ex. 2-254 80 Underwood Ave., 392-9408 J. W. SHUITH, Ssieaman 104 West Are., 3042536 PLUMBING Boakier & Radford] | r0Ap araver | | - HEATNG way (| D. 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