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u „ot how much you R .t ^ t but how much you put|.n,V ? . Advertisement* in our Fir* Papers gpf- into over 2,500 homes each Week—which means about 10,000 readers* BY PATRONIZING YOUR HOME MERCHANTS YOU HELP' TO MAKE BETTER STORES, AND A MORE PRO^PERBWtOTwmmftTTr .VOLUME XXXVI < FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1927 NUMBER—38- STOCK FOR PREFiRED t 'WiTTING MILL EXPECTS °t ffi TJSLECARB OF THE ISSUED SOME TIME fro FOUR CAR LOADS OF &NERY GONE TO EAST pOiNT, GA. ready ,, snipped to East Point, k»«\? 8 ..t U 'ihey V1 have a\ practically Four carloads of machinery has al- wlu- .ing l u new bu .iuHiE a.-- ewncb and Casement, a dye 'house which is larger thira the entire Ar cade plant, and 'a large storage house. A new company has been,organiz ed, ot which Mr. Purneii, \who has teen superintendent in Arcade dur ing t' i e P ast vear > will be vice-presi dent anu superintendent of the new company. it js expected the stockholders in the old company will be given corn- stock in the new firm in ex- MR. RICHARD HOOPER DIED TUESDAY Mr. Richard Hooper, aged 67 years died suddenly at his home on Pros pect street, Arcade, at 1:15 p. m. Tuesday, after a year of failing health. The funeral services will be. held today at 1:30 at the house, and 2 p. m. in the Baptist church. The burial will be in Sandusky cemetery. Richard Hooper was born June 26, 1860, at Farmersville, and his entire life was spent in this section, -where he was highly esteemed by all. For the past twenty-five years he has liv ed in Arcade, where he was a' faithful envployee of the Oak Knitting Mill Co. During the past year, failing health had necessitated his\ refrain ing from all work. He is.survived by his,wife, one son, Lloyd Hooper of Arcade, and three 'grandchildren, who have the sympathy of all in their bereavement Richard Hooper was a member of Arcade Lodge No. ^19 F. & A. M. The lodge will participate in funeral ceremonies. SARDINIA WILL BUILD SCHOOL The taxpayers of the Sardinia School district voted 'to erect a new school building at \accost of $55,000 at ,a school meeting field Wednesday evening.- - ^ MARION GEORGE CUT WITH.GLASS the company will be given com- X in the new firm in ex- T ftor therr preferred stock in c l &, Zd company: Just what the ^ount will be has not-yet been de- Sr Prospects for the new com-,, 011 are declared to be good. ' ]?urnell will go, to Atlanta, FARM BUREAU ANNUAL MEETING pany Mr Sa i U r r nrLent s^mpTerarelseing made ^own on'Wyo'ming county mine Arcade plant. but one of the features of The fine quality beans and potatoes farms are the farm Miss Mayjon George, the 15- year-old '• daughter? of Mr. and Mrs William George of Yorkshire, * sus tained about forty cuts on her head and face, and had two teeth loosened in an auto accident Wednesday night The car, a Ford coupe, owned by Mr, Arthur King, was being driven by Clinton Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers of-Yorkshire. When just east of Sardinia the steering gear refused to work and the- auto ran into a telephone pole. The glass from the windshield cut Miss George in forty places, while Mr. Rogers- es^ caped with a: cut on, his -lip. Dr. B, D. Shedd was called and dressed the wounds. SOLDIERS GALLERY •The hoys wlm stood' by thei*< Country in the World War, and thu» honored themselves and the com munity. $2.88 LEAGUE'S NET POOL PRICE ROADS CLOSED TO ELIMINATE CROSSINGS A net pool price of $2788 per 100 pounds for 3.5 milk at the,\201-210 mile zone, or $.0.61 cents-per quart', for October milk produced by, its members was .announced, today by the Dairymen's League..Cooperative Association, Inc. \** Warning is carried to the dairy men in the price announcement that the final test of their, ability to meet the requirements of their New York City market is at hand. ;Upon the milk production of the next'si?;\weeks says the statement, depends the' fu ture of eastern producers' markets. Every; known method^ of securing maximum milk production must be, used, it is pointed out, and every quart pro'duced will be needed. TWO CARS BURNfeD IN BLISS SHEDS The whole community of. Bliss was in an upstf&r of excitement about 8 o'clock Wednesday morning when a car just Tstoted in the Drive Bam caught fire. Help\ w.as first deemed The grade crossing on the Fish Lake Outlet road and Lake road \grade- ! crossings in the Town of Freedom, are to be eliminated by the closinjj of the respective highways, and x di verting trie traffic over existing high ways. This is done by order of the Public Service Commission. The B. R. & P. R. R. k Company will do the work. The crossing on the Owen road will be left as -it is. W. K. BRADBURY ON SUPERPOWER J. T. SULLIVAN 4 Son of Mrs. Mary Sullivan of Arcade _ Served through the World War with necessary-and a^call was sent-to the Co. E. v 59th Pioneer Inf., A. E. F. Arcade fire company but ffefofre they \ \ J \ call was cancell- FIRE DESTROYED ,. -• - - A f -— RP-MIMrTHN P'ARARF 6aw active service m France and at ;had tmie to start the K&MIDIU 1 UP! \J/\IVAVIC | the end of the war was honorably 1 ^. Our own fire cc - ! discharged.' . I nn't.hp. inh with their c , , . charged/ ; — I—-T -,- company,was soon bureau annual meeting which will ' +hp Sa ^™;f tlT^ fir £-i des ' tr ? y £ d ' s Mr. Sullivan is now\one of the °?J*± V b w i h ^r Jiose and a good be held at the Neighborhood House & e m £S«? £ ...T^H 6 2* John Prominent business men of A«a*! • ^ m ^ed. onto thecar which wa. „ o. . , _&,..„,, w .«, w ! S emington - A . lcade ' a i out J »• a member of the firm of Logwood \ 8 ? n extinguished. The sheds did The Ai-cade Fire Department exting- & Sullivan. He isatrustct oT the ! n< & f atch on f,re - The second car uished the blaze m short order. , village, secretary of the MeVciuh whl £ h was stofed beside 5t cau gh* MRS. ANNA~CAPRON - M^Tl.?^^ ?• ^ot^ c'a? DIED SUDDENLY clerk at the re *enT electioii. He^sTa ifo'sheds damage was done *° JOHN CHARLES of the Episcopal church at Warsaw niFH TUESDAY ° n \this week Saturday. Farmers of LUE.U lUMWft' ^ n]] sect , ons Qf the co * unt com _ 1 . . pete for the honors of having the best John Charles, aged 67 years, died seed beans or potatoes in the county, at his home in Los Angeles, Tuesday, Wyoming county boasts of having at i i>- m- & e bad been ill for over < the best potatoes and beans this year a year, having had a severe attack that it has grown in many years, of indigestion white in this vicinity > Some of the best of these will be over a year ago, and he had not been shown at the farm bureau annual the certi- \ *-\.°~' inc _ t h a t time. It is seed show. m g °^. that ihe body will be, Last year Wyoming county had f pt> l t„ Arcade for interment. I distinction of producing more ce brought to j ^caoe w r fi d seed potatoes than any other For many years _f^ r -_^™°t* Hli M . cdunty in New York state. .Some I certifiedd sec county are friends. He was a man of the tagu- \minPtft business man at Bliss, cdunty in New York state. ..Some .CllHM highly re-1 certifie sced_ potato-, growers ft_e Tpwted by -a very large ?i r 6 cl Mlfh . friends. He was a man of the high- S Storacter, who enjoyed the confi dence of all with whom he-did busi- He was a member of Pike Masonic Lodge. He is survived by his wife, one brother, L. M. Charles of Arcade and- two sisters, Mrs. E. E. Haskell of Arcade and Miss Mary Charles, who was assisting in caring for him. FRANK HALE INJURED irank Hale had a narrow escape from serious injury when he fell, off the roof ol a oarn on the French farm on the Curriers Road. Sunday. As it was the fall rendered him un conscious. He was taken to the home of nenry Schuster. K Dr. Vaughan was called and had him s removed to his home in Arcade, where he re gained consciousness about 3 a, in., Monday. , At present he is able to get around ,under difficulties. DEER VISITS - ' REED-WELLES FARM tt ednesday, when Ray Welles went out m the field back of the barn on the Heed-Welles farm, just west of the l'ennsylvania depot at Arcade, he saw a'deer'loping along across the neld. The deer did not seem to he m a hurry, but remained in the field while he was loading the wagon. So^n after the deer disappeared. This makes the second deer seen in this vicinity this fall. county are Lester Wilson *of Gaines ville and about twenty other -farmers in that section who grow potatoes under contract for Mr. Wilson; Lewis A. Toan of Perry and several farmers in Perry and Castile sections who grow certified seed for Mr. Toan Awards will be made for the best se,ed beans of v various varieties grown in Wyoming county. The potato group will be- divided into four class-\ es—Green Mountains, White Rurals, Russian Rurals and Irish Cobblers. Ribbons will be awarded in each of these classes. ' Many other events of interest will occur in connection with the annual meeting.•> As announced, last week, Hon. Joe R. Hanley : 'of Perry will be the speaker. Nine honor roll certificates fpr dairy improvement association work in Wyoming county will be presented to association members at the meet ing Saturday. These honor roll cer tificates are issued by the National Dairy Improvement .Association to .members whose records for the year show an average production for the dairy of over 300 pounds of butter fat. This year the honor roll certi ficates will go to Earl Russell, of Cas tile, Clarence Tallman of Silver Springs, Ralph Traber of Perry, Wal ter Stevens of Gainesville, James H. Shaw and Louis Zeeches of Hermi tage, Henry S. Nichols of Curriers, ErS. Smith of Chafee and Wesley H. Smith of. Warsaw. Complete reports will also be given regarding the critical milk situation which now faces New York state far- M- * ^ , , r valuable and, most highly esteemed Mrs. Anna Capron, aged 45 years, resident of Arcade , widow of the late Ralph I. Capron,' - i-i- ' who died oyer a year ago, died sud-' IHAI rVf'T Ark /If denly in. the hospital at Salamanca,» A 'KI AI IT I IIIII. I* • Wednesday, November 9, following *lllv/lI/Ju JLl/i /ULl ! an operation for appendicitis which she underwent a week previously. The funeral services were held at the home at 1:30 and at the church at 2 p. m., Friday, at Red House. In terment in the ^Greenwood cemetery. Anna L'indberg was born in Swe- [-den and came to America with her .parents when six months old. She was united in marriage to R. I . Cap ron, December 14, 1910. They came MRS. ROSE CARMAN SENT TO STATE HOSPITAL Mrs. Rose Carman of Sheldon. 40 years old, who triad to prevent Sher iff t harles Stainton and four assist ants from entering her home and ar resting her for assault, second de gree, October\ 28, was taken to the State Hospital for the Criminal-In sane, Matteawan, Saturday., She cut the sheriff's hand badly when he went to arrest her.' . • SUPPER AT CHAFEE TONIGHT A supper will be given by .the Cha- tee Rebekah Lodge, from 6:30 until all are served «t the'I. O. O...F. Hall, Chafee, Friday, November 1 ,'18, (To night). Eve.ryorie welcome, NEWTON O. KNIGHT \v NEW STREET COMMISSIONER Mr. Newton O.' Knight, has been appointed as street • commissioner of Arcade. Mr. Knight'is now on the job, and keeps things, moving*, l GEORGE ROLL PICKS.' ' * TOMATOES IN NOVEMBER Mr George -RoJIi; has ,our,.ith«nks. for three of as nice looking>toma\toes as you will find, anywhere. ; Theee, and a great many<moreilke .them; he Picked from the-vines in hlsfmrden on the 16th dayfof^ovember. . , CARD PARTY,' NOVEMBER^i A card party will be .held-at SS. p etcr and PaulVHaU, > Wednesday evening, November 28.\ \Band-No—4 in charge. Good'prizes. ' \J There will be dancing'after cards, until 1:30 or 2 o'clock. Brin$ yotr quests and have a good time .with' Us. CIDER MILL WILL CLOSE 1 will close my cider mill on Wed' nesday, November 28, 'therefore it is neresiiry to huyry if £ou want-your apples made \ - v ' ' 38p p. E WILL ENTERTAIN The, fire was caused when a me chanic working on one of- the t C. Jones Construction Company trucks found a leaky feed line, .and unfor tunately he lighted a match, causing the fire immediately. Thg cars which AT ARCADE MEN'S CLUB MEET ING. COMMUNITY CHEST FUND AMOUNTED TO $1919.60. OLEAN AUTOMOBILE CLUB PRESIDENT GAVE TALK. The Arcade Men's Club listened to a splendid histqry of the development of Niagara Super-power, by Mr. W. K. Bradbury at their November meet ing Tuesday evening. (We are crowded for space this week, but .will give you some of the address next week,) • .The meeting was held in the M. E. church parlors, where the ladles served a delicious dinner. New members voted in • were Messrs. E. C. Sherman and Seldon Nichols. Mr. L. D. Spring reported from the Committee having in charge the Community Chest drive, that $1919-> .50 had been pledged, and that $1575 of this had been paid in cash. On motion, President Riley ap pointed the following as members of a nominating committee: George E. Hogue, Roy Yule and A. J. O'Dell. This committee is to nominate offi cers, which are to be voted upon at the December meeting. were damaged ha'd been stored there i Mr. Reed Wellejs of the Senior for the day and were owned by'men! Class of A. H. S. gave a talk on the- . . i , , ( • - I-TTT -„ J _i r — -t nno 1 „.- n i. A , t employed by the company. The third degree will be conferred by Arcade Lodge, No. .419 F. & A- M. this evening, (Friday). Members of Mt. Vernon Lodge of ron, December 14, 1910. The y came ; fe?M ™ U S?n ^^'^ to Arcade in 1911, where Mr. Capron K • \ ? ^ D ' E was a valued employee of the Herald l TW » ™,-n U„ I„„„I , „j , , office for a number of years, resign- • hou^ Ift^th» ,Pr^Lt«, d 8 °° kI ing his position when he and his wife | • our after .th^eremomes. bought the Arcade hotel. Previously i .Aor A*VP DrcTttiDAMT auran? Pr ° n ^\^ 1 ENTERTA^NET^^PORTSMEN \Washington trip for 1928, and stated that the Class, would put on two shows, and that they would greatly appreciate the assistance of ,the mem bers of the club. > - Mr. Luther, president of the Olean Automobile Club was introduced and gave a fine talk, telling of - the ad vantages enjoyed by members of the President Riley appointed the For the past few years Mrs. .Cap ron' has conducted the boarding House in Allegany State Park. Both Mr. and Mrs. Capron had many warm friends in Atcade and were very highly esteemed. The funeral services were largely attend ed and the great profusion of floral tributes'bore evidence»of'the love of surviving relatives \and- friends. On Saturday evening the Arcade Restaurant served six o'clock .dinner to the Rod and iGun Club of Sala manca, N. Y., Warren and Bradford, Pa. MRS. GEORGE HEROLD Mr. P. J. Thornbury of Arcade re i ceived word Monday, of the.,death of She is survived by her mother,. hj s cous j n Mrs. Geo'rge Herold, nee Mrs. Mary Llndberg of Red House, Maria W ai s h, of Buffalo,, who'died! ,;,_.„.„„ „ .__«, •- - \ Monday morning. The funeral was AUTOMOBILE PLATES !OLD MACHIAS BUSINESS BL1INU CLOSED xitiT Uwing to tne N deutn of Henry I i.ewjs, proprietor or the M.achias I .hardware Company, the \business jis I club. being closed out with a big stile, j following committee to \confer with This business has been-located in Mr. Luther and^ report at-the next iMachias \for thirty years or more, j meeting\- upon the advisability of and is really one of the oldest busl- j forming a branch of the Club in Ar- nps* nlacp* in rhe villas «- v ' cade: D - P- Bentley, C C. McKerrow, ness places in the village. _ • w S. Davis. The president of the On another page is an announce- • Q] Kiwanis Club was also present T\! ° £ ^ H - E 8816 } E ? G A K el £i th I^' I as well as two ladies, the field secre- which is being conducted by Mr. Sid- t and the office secretary of the ney E. Lewis, the executor. . . Auto CJub Dr / McDuffle o{ oiean TROUT PLANTED V * ' als0 P 1636 ^ and gave a snort r,, \T ~L 41 ^_ i. £ The President then introduced Mr. Eleven cans of rainbow trout fing- Brndbury and after Ws talk the C lub erhrfgs were planted in streams*m' d - ' d the vicinity of Arcade by members J \ ^ of v the Arcade Rod and ,Gun Club. one sister, Mrs. W. E. Coe of Red House, one brother, Oscar Lindberg of Quaker Bridge, two nieces t Mrs. Charles Seaves and Dorothy Lindberg held Wednesday morning at 8:30 at the home, 101 Red Jacket Parkway, j AT E. T. MILLER'S STORE mom mm . . , and at S'f Thomas Aquinas church' On Monday, November 21, 1927, ^ _ who have the sympathy of their many | at 9 o'clock she is survived by | !r°™_-*£.^ m v.. 0 rC : P-^t.* , 9 rM^°i. daughter Margaret; friends. _L EDITH B. McKINNEY I her husband, three sons, and one daughter, -^Margaret. Mr. and\\*Mrs. P. H. Thornbury Mr. and Mrs. George Miller \and^ .... „ . I - —. _ aaughter Margaret; of Spnngville clerks from the Erie County Clerk's • ca ij ed on Mrs. Edgar Reeves, Friday, office will accept applications and- Mrs j_ ji Sharoel and daughter distribute automobile plates and h- jj orma ana j 0 bn Reeves of Spring- Mr. and-Mrs. if. a. i nornDury .»«.«!!«!< a t «onnu »u u daughter Catherine attended the , censes^f * to ^g ^g^* The membership campaign will be Ade j a i ae McKinney of 'Arcade, home'! H&a^ V -V —^ ' E \ T - MiHe^_st^r d .n.a, JN. ^ of % Stlfowlg 1 ^^ AND MORSE SELECTED J KNIFE WORKSi IN^CUBA ^ FeZl™^ ^ U n\ 6 o& Mrs^ce ^SfnU! At ^ ^ting of the .ocal! 1 Clu^^e SaTt^ three sisters, Mrs. William J. Willa- \ • ! --- ,han of Blaine, Wash., Mrs. Ralph ! Matson of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, and completed before November 19 and reports will be brought in to the meeting on that date. It is expected that the total membership will be greatly increased as a result of this campaign. PROMINENT REPUBLICANS The funeral services were held at 2. p. m. Thursdayat the home. Burial ; sistant s cou t leader, Scout-Committee and the local repre-' ™T knife works A. L. Seyse, Monday evening, No- sentatives of the Genesee Council, Cuba SP\^\A ]*« re W^ c t r n vember 21. Senator John Knight and L/D.l building has be^en obtained. Plans to Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Haskell of Spring, Rev. Riley was asked to act consolidate ^Cuba and Bradford Bu - ffalo . were «,esta over .the week- as our local Scout leader. Mr. San- ^J?™ S^l^iL „? end oOfr. and Mrs. Jtfhn S, Smith ford Morse was elected to act as as- S *»~n Knife company owners of and Mr. Frank H,skell. in Pleasant Valley cemetery, near Olean. MARRIED I these plants. The Bradford ( plant . Mr „ 'rj ona id Sherman was in Dele- Miss Katherine Coffey, of Castile, VISITED ARCADE | w ho was a partner with Mrs. Krauss • in the Arcade.Restaurant for a year, and Mr. Harry VanScoter. WYOMING COUNTY HAS 25,000 ACRES OF WASTE LAND ft.-' Hon. Joe. R. 'Hanley, Sam Hart and Carl Buckland of Perry; and J. E. Nash, chairman of the Republican Coiinfor, Committee, of Silver Springs, were in town, Saturday, and were, ... entertained by Senator John Knight) An item sent to the Editor of The and District Attorney elf^.^^J ft 1 Herald states that Wyoming County has 25,000 acres' of waste land, in need 6f' ; reforestation. Don't seem, possible does it? ^ COUNCIL OF CHURCHES • WILL MEET IN WARSAW O-ilU l/iovti w .... „ Bentley.. A short reception was held in the JMasonic Club room. *\ • ' • , THE CLUB RESTAURANT '.Gerald D. Wood, announces a change in the name of his'restaurant from \The Ideal\ to \Club Restau rant\' \Mr. Wood is receiving-a UB- eralpatronage at. his restaurant and states that no item 1 that .will add to the desires of his.' patrons will' be overlooked. ... , REV. J. R. RILEY WILL ' SPEAK IN GENESEE Rev. J. R. Riley, of Arcade, will speak -at a father'and son banquet at Genesee. .Pa.,, this, evening. The .meeting will be held in the Methodist church, of -which Glenn C. Harris is ^pastor. . . TOO LATE TQVCLASSIFY -A_last t chance, to get a nice young goose for Thanksgiving,,, alive or dressed. Phone 52F4, Arcade, N. Y. _ -88 P < FOR SALE—Piano,.Library table music cabinet, writing desk, sewing machine. ,cot. 2 -mattresses. Mrs Rtrj;h Bolles,, Bliss, N..3jy'' . ( 38, FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red.pul- \ '• - 1- '100 TJ S C nurry it yoii v want- yuu ^ _ p __ g E aS.gido; hg> ^SandusW J. % ^«8p The next meeting of the Wyoming County Council of Churches will be held Monday, November* 21,:at the Congregational, church, Warsaw. A meeting of the Executive Com mittee at.. 11 a. m., will be followed by' 'the-,.devotion*lr>service,' ^,11:30; when the, speaker, will be';Rev. I>R. Peacock of- Castile. ' , ' \ ^Dinner, will. be.served -at ( 12:16. FIREMEN'S BENEFIT '„ \•V T 'C -fDANCE AT BLISS -a'-- 1 > A dance for the benefit- of the Bliss\ Fire Department will be held in Grange-Hall, Bliss, Wednesday «T- ening,--.November .'28.•' The Commodore ^six-piece orches tra will furnish \the'music. Buy a ticket and help the Firemen. Then attend and enjoy a good time. , We hope MrRiie'y will be able to' ™H be moved to Springville in-the-^^^^ act in this capacity, as we feel he J new future. _ ^ v ^ ^ _, t !f Mr. and Mrs. E. will be able to accomplish a great \ '' or \\ deal with this organization, The Zetesian Society which he or- -r i „ »• — E - Spencer were The removal of the knife plant , Pe'evan, Tuesday, from Cuba will, ctfuse, a number of . Mr H erma n 'Tarbox, Mr. Fred families to move to Springville. 'Metcalf and Miss Helen Gleave dnd ganized some four years ago has been c «ppp Miss Gulia Hakes were in Olean, a^greatboon.to.our High School nu- ; TRUCK LOAD OF fHfEP^^ Tu^dayjening. . ~ , . . 1 and daughter Flora and Mrs. Robert The International truck owned by i \vvillippK? attended the _funeral oi EAST ARCADE DANCE EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Ticket, includes Checking and 'Supper.' No charge for supper for additional ladies. LEE HOTH'S ORCHESTRA . pils. It hasvbeen a great factor for character building among our young people 6f Arcade. ? With this actual experience with our young people for a background, we feel he can\ do fine work in this field.*- Olsd he. will be a fine repre sentative for v the\' A/cade Troop, to accomplish results in securing the cooperation of. the Chief Executive, Mr. 1 Mannister of Perry and the com mittees he will appoint.' , MRS. IDA ESTABROOKst- Mrs. Tda Estabrooks of Bliss pass: ed away\ at-the home of her son, Adelbe'rt Estabrooksi .Tuesday morn- 'inf.'Novwnber.'lS; followinr a.linger-' ing Illness. She '.was .nearly 90 years Old. •\ •-• , /, ' - ; -('• THANksGIVING IS 1 NEXT^THURSDAY TW Pipfr Will B. Pnblith*d W.d- naiday. ; Corrasponclenti PI»«te As Thanksgiving Day, the day on which: we should'all give-thanks to God'for .the many, blessings we enjoy, comes on,Thursday next, this paper will be pablittifd on .'Wednesday, to .the end that our ^employees may have an opportunitjrjto.giv'e-ilianks. , Correspondent's-'/ letters should •i., .-.ST Tue»day'mornin)r, and weiwill appre ciate\ the coroperation of our news- gatherers jn this endeavor. N , - '\' v! MARRIED Miss Maude G. Nagle and Frank dossier, Olean, -November 12. ' Y-'vi!\ 1 \ ' G. F. Metcalf loaded with 100 sheep,' \\\-a\ —\ J' \Z r i Ti- slewed on the slippery roads Satu?l Mrs. Milton Howard at Franklinville, . dayp: m. near his farm on the Eagle, r> - „ - p, lffoT „ Center road and tipped over. It-was ' „ M ^ f K s P encer - was ln Buffalo, miraculous how the hundredThead of i -nCrf^i m ' * ^ HT -J - sheep loaded in two tiers on the truck h-A he *!^ dn Z 7f & the ,Monday escaped without injuring one of Wem £ lub 3p ] L h % he, 5 J* th &}TZ °J or the driver. ,It was soon righted witS W i I G ' £•»« l, « rter ' Monday ev * theaid of a team and the sheep were en S£. wwi\ ii .«irft nv «f driven to their destination, a^ short Miss Bessie White is assist^ng at distance awiy. . ' ' Citizens Bank during. the *ab- - . • . sence of Miss Rhona Benmon. UNION THANKSGIVING 'SERVICB -,^^*^SS^oftl«5SSS The annual union Tbanksgiving I m , u S h A improv ^- d J £ ^ eal % , We ar ® service for Arcade will be\aSl &\ g l*4*\\T™~ KM^W a „di the Baptist church next Wednesday : *,. Mr V, an , d ^?i, 3ohn A,&£~ at ,7-80 p m • * ^ ? r . y MiS3 Evelyn Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Thpro \w-lli ho fin„ „«_ 0 i i..iCf,*i I-Tames Redden visited Mr., and Mrs. There will, be .Jh ^usual^helpful ( W ;]ij a ni Redden, Sunday. ™ -pent the .. W. B. Joslirt and Mrs. W. B. Joslin .visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin^ln\ Buffalo a few 'days .this week. \ Stnnlev Farle of Elmira is super vising the heating and ventilating system in the new school building. Wm. Yule & Son have erected a large new sign advertising Atwater- Kent radio. \ Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bookmiller entertained Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jones of Buffalo. Sunday. When\ returning from Warsaw, Tuesday night, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lester saw the reflection of a fire which seemed very near. They went to investigate and found it was a- laro-e dairv barn near Sorincville. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Harlhurt and ]v .r« R v Williams were in Frank linville, Saturday. features on the- program; the prayer. T ^, 0 i a Torsey spent' the week-end of Thanksgiving, the reading of the'I ^ffi her pare nts \ \~ J President's proclamation, and ,:*| w if e Thanks'giving anthem by the large choir under Miss Isaac's direction^ The pastor will nreach on_ \Humility and Thanksgiving.\ 7 Show your gratitude to Almighty God in this appropriate, public way, by being at this service. BIRTHS A son, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Ger- hardt of Strykersville; November 4- A son, to Mr. arid\Mrs. Leland Mc- rwich u»\Monday ,or not later thanJElhaney of Buffalo, November 14. TABER'S STORE\ In another column Mr. B, R. Taber of Chafee is advertising special bar gains for his recently opened store. Ross has a nice large stock end is c*-- ing a good business. • - v-
