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„ B0l how much you get BY PATRONIZING YOUR HOME MERCHANTS YOU HELP TO MAKE BETTER STORES, ANXX VOLUME xxxvi PUBLtSHED EVERY FRIDAY AT ARCADE, N. Y. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1927 NUMBER 34 F4JR NEXT WEEK THREE DAYS ENTERTAINMENT WITH SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME. OLD TIME FIDDL ERS CONTEST FRIDAY EVEN ING. SOLDIERS GALLERY 'The boys who stood by theli Country in the World War, and thu» honored themselves and the com munity. Arrangements are about completed for the big Odd Fellows fair to be -held in the Odd Fellows Temple, Ar- I cade, October 20, 27, and 28. There I Trill be three afternoons and evenings ( of enjoyment, with special program each evening, and an old time fiddlers contest, lor the closing evening, Fri-1 day. ! There will be booths of all kinds j including fancy, candy, vegetable 1 md a fish pond, in which there are co suckers. The various committees ore work- jag hard and are determined to make every day and evening well worth 1 ~ thov .wish- COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE OVER TOP ffhl!e to all who come, and they -wish us to exteii to. every oi B many times CHARLES C. IRISH M to extend a most cordialjnvdtation who wa ^ a member of the 59th Seven- one of our readers to come, p ioneer Engineers Supply Co., during !='manv times as possible. ; the World War, and served in France vJJ of the committees are: • ExecutWe Committee-^W. M. Pin- J'cha man. L. D. Spring, secre tary; k E. Hawks,, treasurer. fengC=ittee^T:J.Pu g h, u B Bennion, and they report gen- contributions from all local b 1„^inmen1>-A. W. Kraft, Fred j Advertising-Herbert Loomis, By- :on Gcrstung. SUNDAY SCHOOLS VS. CHARACTER kins, C\ed-Young Arthur Hop- Get all set for a hig time. VOLNEY HUDSON Mr Volney Hudson of East Auro ra d:ed Sunday. The funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. today, from the home on Oakwood Ave. Interment in Bast Aurora cemetery. lie is survived by three children, one son, F. W. Hudson of Arcade, [ two daughters, Mrs. Hawley Scott of Buffalo and Miss Lucy Hudson of East Aurora. He was the grand father of Mrs. George Strong o\f Ar cade. BAUMGARDEN-McCORMiCK Miss Doris McCormick, daughter of Mrs. Myrtle McCormtck of Sandus ky, .\ \. and ,Mr. C' Laurence Baumgarden, son of Mr, and Mrs. d. E. liuumgarden oi Buffalo, were united in,marriago at Ebenezer, Sat urday evening, October 8. 1 hey were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harrington also of Buffalo. After .November 16, Mr. and Mrs. Baumgarden will be at home at Buf falo. tt e join their many friends in ex tending congratulations. PINGREY'S ANNUAL BOOKLET ISSUED \The job of the .church is to spirit ualize the whole of life,\ said Dr. Joseph M. Artman, speaking at the closing session of the New York, State Sunday School Association Con vention in Buffalo, Friday evening. Dr. Artman is Secretary of the Religious Education Association, a unique organization made up of Catholics, Protestants and Jews. It is doing pioneer work in research in order to find out ways in .which strength of character may be develop ed in children. \The test of the success of a Sun day School is the way in which its children behave during the whole week, Dr. Artman said. \A child may be self-centered to start with If his religious education amounts to anything, his selfishness will give way to his growing concern for others. \Character and behaviour are the same thing. Week-day Schools of Religion should forget creeds and dogmas. If we develop a child's in tellectual keenness and riot his sense of responsibility for the community, we leave him half-baked—not really educated. \Religious education develops concern for humanity. The child': spiritual growth is by stages. The final stagers active good-will toward .his follow country men and .toward tho world, good will strong enough to overcome his natural selfishness. , . . , v \Are the Sunday Schools in New properly reg.itered. You - ~- • — --«—rri,„ „„i„ vote it you are not registered, W. A. DENISON DIED SUDDENLY The drive for funds for the Ar cade Community Chest went over the top in fine shape. The drive was in charge of the Arcade Men's Club, under the leadership of Eldon Cal kins. The drive ended Friday evening with a report of the twenty-five soli citors. The total amount reported was—Division A, $876.50; Division B, $968,' a total of $1,845.50, with a number of people yet to be seen. It is thought the total will reach $2,000 or more. Of the total, amount raised, the business men contributed S910 be fore the drive commenced. Methodist Episcopal Appointments Mr. W. A. Dennison, a life-long' resident of Arcade, died suddenly at] his home on Pearl street, Thursday, i October 20, at 11 a. m., aged 81 years. For many years Mi-. Denison | was engaged in the sale, of musical j instruments, and his presence at all I entertainments where music was on \the\ program, was eagerly sought.- He was a veteran of t;he Civil War. He is survived by his wife, and two daughters, Mrs. B. L. Armstrong of Utica'and Mrs.'-Walter B. Hilton of Whitesboro. Funeral arrangements have not been made jjs we go to press. SENATORlMGHT ADDRESSED BOYS FROM FIVE COUNTIES AT LETCHWORTH PARK, ' AT —MEETING OF 4-H FORESTRY FIELD DAY. Olean district;-J. F. Leffler, super-_| intendent; Allegany, L. A. Wright; Andover, WalterDynes; Angelica, H. E. Titus; Arcade, W. W. Dailey; BeU fast, F. W. Smith; Belmont, J. Den nis; Birhsall, W. F. White; Bliss, R. Brooks; Bolivar, O. C. Baker; Brad ford, Asbury. T. G. Smith; Bradford, First, S. A. Keen; Caneadea, D„ An gus; Castile, I. R. Peacock; Center- ville, C. C. Crippon; Ceres, J. M. Leach; Coudersport, A. Gregson; Crosby, J. H. Bailey; Cuba, C. H. M. Whealan; Delevan, H. Wass; Derrick, F. W. Bolender; Duke Center and Knapp Creek,-Jr G. McKnight, East Otto, J. W. Archibald; Eldred, A. J. Bailey; EUicottville, C. W. Smith, Farmersville, John A. Mann; Fillmore H. H. Charlesworth; Franklinville, A. M.. Dietterich; Friendship, C. A. Scrimshaw, Gainesville, J. B. Ennis; Genesee. G. C. Harris; Hinsdale, C. H. M. Whelan; Johnsonbufg, L. W. Brignall; Limestone. T. W. Bolender; Machias, A. M. Diettrich; North . . . r Gainesville, C. L. Carpenter; Olean, nnisn First, C. C. Shedd, People's, L. A Wright; Olean, •Trinity, L. A. Brad ford. 7 Perry. J. W. Searles:'Port' Alle gany, E. J. • Burton;' Portville. B. Stein; Roulette. J. A. Perkins; Rush- ford. O. C. Crippen; Salamanca, H. L. Spangler; Sardinia, J. L. Burnett; Scio, W.-F. Chauncey; Shinglehouse, F. G. Andrus; Short Tract, F. M. Po land ; Silver Springs, W. H. -Edmunds Smithport, A. W. McDougal; Warsaw H. M.' Wilson; Wellsville, E. E. Davis West Valley, J. E. Manning, Wyom ing. W. D. New; West Almond, W. L. Chauncey. LAST REGISTRATION DAY Saturday U the last Registration Day in the country and village dis tricts. Make' sure your name ii You cannot On Friday, October 14, 4-H Fores try Field Day was held in Letohworth Park for all 4-H forestry club mem bers in five counties in Western New York. About 45 boys, leaders, and parents were present from the dive counties represented. These coun ties were: Schuyler,\ Ontario, Living ston, Genesee and Wyoming. These boys assembled at the Park at 10:00 Friday morning. They were conducted on a tour through Letch- worth Park forest plantations by James E. Davis, County -Forester, Chautauqua County. At 1:30 p. m. a short but impressive ceremonial was conducted by Prof. J. A. Cope, Extension Forester, of the College of Agriculture, at Ithaca. Senator John Knight of 'Arcade spoke to the boys. Senator Knight irt his talk outlined to the group the essentials for success. He said that first you must have a purpose, a goal, and the ambition to attain that aim. Another essential to success he said \was stick-to-it-iveness.\ No boy can ever achieve unless he sees the thing which he begins, through to the Lastly you must have char- BOStON BELLES - AT SARDINIA The Boston Belles- will give their »plendid entertainment in the Com munity Hall,\' Sardinia, - on---Tuesday_ 'eveiring, October 25. The entertainr mejtt- consists of vocal solos', piano sofos, readings, pianologues, imper sonations, one-act plays and gypsy dances. The entertainment comes highly recommended, as evidenced by the following letter: Collins Center, N. Y., Oct. 15, 1927 \The Boston Belles\ gave their en tertainment in our town last evening and all who heard them were de lighted. |_3 Their program was varied enough to appeal to all natures and was ren dered in a very capable manner. Sincerely, Mrs. Reuben Smith (Mrs. Smith acted as Chairman of the Committee which engaged the Boston Belles to give the entertain ment.) ' ' Proceeds are for the Home Bureau Club. Admission, Adults 25c, Chil dren 15c. ARCADE NEWS •aeter, must be able to do the right thing, must always play the game of life fairly. Senator Knight then spoke of the achievements of the out standing men within the past 150 years and showed how these men had lived up to the essentials just men tioned, i . , Following Senator Knight's ad dress the group disbanded and re turned to their various counties. G. w. HOPKTNS WORK APPROVED \MRS. WALLACE B. DAVIS Gertrude M. Titus was born at W,attsburg, Pa., October 7, 1870. On April 8, 1897, she was united in marriage to Wallace B. Davis, who with one daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Hopkins of Arcade, survives her. She also leaves two sisters and three brothers, Mrs. E. A. Moon and Mrs. A. H. Dowling, Mr. Ed. Titus and Mr. Fred Titus, all of Erie Pa., and Mr. G. B. Titus of Conneaut, .0. About twenty-seven»years ago. she uii'ited with the M E. church and wasS, a faithful member of that and of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union until the time of her death, October 10, 19.27, at her home in Arcade, at the age of fifty-seven years. ALLAN JAMES FORD Allan James Ford, the eldest son of James and Annie E. Ford, was born in Buffalo, N. Y., October 15 1907 and dieS October 10, 1927 at the age of 19 years, 11 months and 25 days. Jimmy, as' everyone called him, was taken sick on Tuesday, the 4th of October had medical attention at home and then was taken to the Mountain Clinic at Olean, where everything was done that scientifi skill and kindness .could do, but to no avail and he passed away Monday evening,^October 10, the result of blood poisoning. The funeral was held at his home Mr. and Mrs. J. Quackenbush, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Harrison and Miss Ruth Howe of Delevan were guests of Mrs. Earl Joslyn, Saturday eyen- ing. Mrs. Joslyn was celebrating her birthdav - .. . Mr., and .Mrs. Vernon Crabb and Mr.- and Mrs. .Adelb'erX Davis were e. in Buffalo, Sunday evening.. Miss Esther Rowlands of Scranton, Pa., is spending some time with her . nophe-Wj.Dr. A. L.\ Seyse and family. Mr. and Mrs. -W. S. Davis and daughter Shirley\ were in Niagara Falls, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Sawyer and Mr. and Mrs. Mack and daughter Jean of Akroflj O., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrsr-Henry Starkweather. Mrs. S. S. Haskell i s on the sick list. Miss Fae Pecht visited friends in Warsaw, Thursday. Mrs. Edward Pongo spent Sunday with her son Erving Schurr and fam ily, at Chafee. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner and family and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shields of Buffalo were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan DeVeau. Mr. Clifton Hinkson of Protection called on Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wag oner, Wednesday.^ _ . Mr. Joseph. Berwanger is 'visiting his daughter, Mrs. Claude Gaffney of . Batavia. Mr. 0. S. Howlett of Sandusky ia confined to the house with illness. Judge L. S.^Bentley and Mr.. W. S. Davis attended lodge in Warsaw, Monday evening. Senator John Knight was in Al bany the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Peet and daugh ters Ethelyn and Margaret of Spring- ville spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur O. Peet. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Crane and - |v daughter Constance of Canisteo, spe.nt Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Howlett and Mrs. Etta Free man, and on Sunday were guests of Mr. ,and Mrs. W. S. Davis and daugh ter Shirley. •Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barber of San dusky-have moved into Miss .Henrietr ta Filer's apartment on East Main. street. • Mr.^ Clesson Hawks was in Pennsyl vania,'' Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Conschafter were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. 0\ T. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. French and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Hicks of Buffalo -spent Sunday with Mrs Alpha Meyers and Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Richardson. „ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haskell went to Mumford. Wednesday and on Thursday Mr. Haskell enjoyed a pheasant-diunt, Mrs. Albert Kraft has been on the sick list the past week. Mrs. C. W. It. C Pingrey & Co., of Delevan, have JU st sent out 1000 copies -of their 10-page fall style booklet oi Women and Children's fall and wint er -OUULS. It is a neatly arranged and well printed piece of work, issued from the Herald office. DEMOCRATIC TICKET CHANGES York State successful? The only \vote i t you real test will be the future lives of the students.\ HUGH LYNCH POST The following were elected'officers of the New York State Sunday School Association: President, Ralph E. Smith general secretary, Dr. W. G. Landes of New York; vice-president, „ lol/ul ,^ u . James A. Davidson of Albany; and mander Dr. G. G. Davis,\who by the L. Y. Ramsey of Ashville and Fred P. way, was the first Commander of the ™ »«.»«..*. .... — - *- - Town Board of the Town of Arcade Cemetery, at Centerville, Thursday afternoon ; . Rev. E. C. Wilson of the M. E. church ( Andrew's Taught her class.\during her of Cuba officiating. Mrs. Robert i absence. Mr. G. W. Hopkins, formerly high- pingrey sang the hymns: \Thy Will j Mrs. W. K. Beebe went to the Mil- way commissioner of the Town of be Done,\ and \Some Day We.'H i lard-Fillmore hospital, Buffalo, where Arcade, is the Republican candidate Understand.\ | she underwent a major operation, •for highway commissioner for the The funeral was largely attended i Wednesday. Mr. Beebe is in Buffalo Town of Sardinia. Reports are al- , 0 y neighbors and friends. The out- ; with her. ' ; leged to have been circulated to the O f-town friends were: Mrs. J. A. Messrs. L. D. Spring and F K, The Arcade Democratic Town Committee has endorsed the Repub lican nominee for collector, Mrs. Clark Follett, an'd left blank the va cancy caused by the declination of Earl C Stearns for assessor. FIRST DEGREE WILL BE CONFERRED TONIGHT Stafford of White Plains, trustees. C,. Mossman McLean of Binghamton was re-elected chairman of the Ex ecutive Committee. John R.JRilei' of Arcade was one of the delegates to th e Convention of , the New York State Sunday School | Convention. Over a thousand were * in attendance representing the Sun-1 'day school of thirty Protestant de nominations thruout New York State., effect that he was discharged from Warner of Rochester; Mrs. Arthur Mason attended an Insui-ance meet- ,„^ 1 ,, cn ni: p ir p RS ' office while in Arcade. This is ab- Lloyd and son Mr. E. Lloyd of Buf- ing at Wyoming, Wednesday evening. INSTALLED OFFILtKo solutely not true , He made a. \fine -fa i 0 . Mrs . John MU ler of Franklin- Mr. Gordon Hopkins, who is work- , r 7 \^ t tr„„i, record as a road builder in Arcade, ville; Mr. Frank Hammond of Arcade ing in'EUicottville was home, Wod- The newly elected officers oi wugn and the s ; gne d-statement below dis- Mr. and Mrs. Charles King of York- nesday. Lynch Post American Legion, weie credits a n suc h .reports. «j shire, Mrs. A. Noble and Son of, Dr. and Mrs. L W. Ham and Dr. installed_last eveningly Pas^ Com- T0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:— Bliss. and Mrs. G. D. Pickens returned We have been members of the Jimmy was laid to rest in Freedom • home Sunday from New York City. Prof. Arnold and teach- i. They visited Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Arcade Lodge No. 419 Fr & A. M. will confer the first' degree on a large -class tonight, , District Deputy Grand Master, B. L. Gowdy, will make an official visit, Friday evening, November 4. i. WILLIAM MORSE SAILED FOR ENGLAND Mr William Morse of Sandusky, left Tuesday for New York City, where he sailed Wednesday on the Steamship Mauretainia for-. London, England, where he expects' to spend the winter,-and will return'hopie about the first of May. . PETITION FOR NEW-ROAD Mr. J. W, Woodruff has Circulated a petition this week; requesting the Town Board of Arcade to open <a new wad from the village at., or near the ice house on Park street in a wester ly direction to the Elton road. BIRTHS A daughter to Mir. and Mrs. Ernest D. Morgan of Freedom, October 18. A daughter, Norma Jean, to Mr. and Mrs. John Cook at the home of Mrs. Potter, Warsaw',, October 6. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tarbell of Bradford, Pa./ October 13. • A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Irving Schurr of Chaffee, October 17. A daughter.to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams of Bliss,\ October 14. MASQUERADE AT EAST ARCADE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28 Prizes wity be, given Post, a s follows: Commander, Vernon Gibby. 1st Vice-Corn., C. A. Smith. 2nd Vice-Corn., Angelo Qugsta. Adjutant, S. B. Morse. Treasurer, Dewey Lewis. Chaplain,\ S. B. Morse. Sergeant-at>Arms, Harry Smith, Service Officer, Irving Mackie. for upwards of- ten years last past, ers an< 3 p Up i] s 0 f the Freedom High Stephens at Hartford, Conn., Satur- and know that G. W. Hopkins, now School formed a Guard of Honor at, day. of Sardinia, served three terms as the grave. The floral tributes were . Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mason and Commissioner of Highways of Ar- m any and beautiful. The 'bearers' daughter Charlotte, spent Sunday cade, and after his office expired was were n j s four chums, Russell Smith, I with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ackerman, Historian, J. T. Sullivan. n ^ After the ceremonies an oyster • t rarv >,j s work was well done and supper was enjoyed. • | approved. held by the town ^hree different Allan Noble, Kermit Voshurgh and summers to supervise the construe- 'Ttaymond Byington. He leaves to tion of County Aid Macadam road. m ourn their loss his father and moth- At no time was his resignation re- . eri two* sisters and two brothers, quested by the Board, on the con- about the ^ZYarr^telZltrlU per centTonT deposits is too high | H. J. Beardsley. Just'ce- men n K°beSnI November L =nd are considering reducing the rate | Ward B. Wiltse, 'Justice of Peace. CHICKEN DINNER AND BAZAAR AT PROTECTION Chicken Dinner and Bazaar at the Protection Methodist chufch, Octo ber 29. 34t35 Editor Arthurs:— • ' ' \ s_/ , De -Sf 5^T^ tfco fact that some of the present day students are interested in the School History of Arcade, will state that perhaps Principal F. teachers. Mrs. Margaret Owens has returned from Youngstown, O., whereshe has been visiting her.son. •*>^ Mr, and Mrs. Guy Rogers and 'daughter Ella \May of Perry visited Mr. and Mrs. Cary Edwards, Sunday. Mr. Clair VanValkenburg and Miss Villi King spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gaffney of Ba tavia\. Mrs. Edna Reese visited her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quint in Ghafee, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rogers of Sar dinia visited Mr. E. C.Alsworth and family Thursday evening. ' - Mrs. Alfred Lewis of Rice's Corn ers was in town Thursday. Mrs. Alan P. Vaughan was in Buf falo the last'of the week. M\s Edgir Reeves, entertained a party of friends from Springville, > Thursday. Mn and Mrs. Rollo Starks of Erie, f Pa., were .in town to attend the fune ral of Mrs. Wallace B. Davis, Thurs day...' . Mr. George 'Harrison and family and Mr. John Lyke and family visit- I ed at the home of John Ehring at I Angola, Sunday. Mrs W. F. St. John returned home j Sunday after a week's visit in /Buf- ' I falo with her scm. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caner attend- I ed the funeral of a nephew at Erie, i Pa., Tuesday. | Prof, and,Mrs. E. E. Van Natter I spent the week-end with-Mrs. J. D. Dickson at Lancaster. | Prof, arid Mrs, E. E. Van Natter, • Miss Maude- Wood and Mr. Donald I Stockin were in Warsaw, Wednesday 1 evening to attend a meeting of the I Wyoming County Athletic Ass'n. 1 Mr *»nd Mrs. Millard Calkins and Mrs Henry Schuster were in Wales, Sunday and called on Mrs. Schuster's father. Mr. Henry Roth and her sister i Mrs. Heimann. Top row reading frem Second row, Myrtle Prey, Prof. F Davis. FAC'ILTY ARCADE HIGH SCHOOL 1911-12 Mt to rie-ht Gertrude Thompson, now Mr. Roid Smith of Farmersville. Susie Magee, WmifredPrey, Julia Young. Q Lyon Mildred Prey. Third row, Ethel Reese, JSadie Wcller. Florence Coles, Mary Pohlmanus, Margaret EAST ARCADE DANCE EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Ticket includes Checking and Supper. No charge for supper for additional ladies. LEE HOTH'S ORCHESTRA /-V
