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•'Jt l» not bow much you get OU' i but bow much you put in, ,ake s every job a Buccesi\ ARCADE HERALD Advertisements in our F»T« Papers go into over 2,500 homes each week—which menu about 10,000 readers. BY PATRONIZING YOUR HOME MERCHANTS YOU HELP TO MAKE BETTER STORES, ANDAMORETPROSPEROUS CUMtVTUwnf VOLUME XXXV1 FRiDAY, JANUARY 20, 1928 NUMBER 47 ARCADE ROD & GUN CLUB OFFICERS ALL RE-ELECTED SPLENDID MEETING HELD TUESDAY EVENING. LAST YEAR'S WORK, REVIEWED. BIG PROGRAM TO BE CARRIED OUT IN 1928. PRIZE TO BE GIV- FN FOR SECURING NEW MEMBERS. The annual meeting of the Arcade liml and Gun Club was held in the A & A offices Tuesday evening. There was a large attendance of local sportsmen and visitors. Messrs. r-h-irli -i Kerwin, president, and Char les'Uolloman, secretary and treasur er ol the Buffalo Valley Rod and Gun nii Messrs. Rudolph Keller, C1U u'n Tyih\ and Frank McGuire of the brie County Rod and Gun _CJ.ub. ( KiMiorts from the. various commit- were given, showing among other things that 244 cans rf trout and BIG PROGRAM OF ROAD BUILDING WYOMING COUNTY HAS A CON- SIDERABLE MILEAGE LISTED FOR LETTING. BLISS-CASTILE ROAD FIRST ON PROGRAM. Road building in Wyoming county the coming year promises to be active if even a part of the roads talked about is placed under contract. The Attica-Varysburg road, which has been under construction for the past two years, undoubtedly will be com pleted during the coming session. Difficulties were experienced with quicksand, so \it was not possible to lay the concrete until the fills had settled sufficiently to make them per manent. Another road, the one from Portageville to Fillmore, is in the same condition and has bean graded and surfaced with gravel for two some Intss had been planted by the tlub during the past year. Mr blbert Parker gave a report • of the Reforestation activities in the • •county and throughout Western New York, in which he has had a most prominent part. Mr. Parker was given a rising vote of thanks for his splendid enorts in this important work. It was announced that a forestry meeting open ,to the public will be held in Arcade, on Thursday evening, Yebruary 9, at which representatives of the State will be present with slides on this subject. All farmers and others interested are invited to attend Further notice will be pub lished in this paper later. ' Mr R. I. Cartwright, secretary and treasurer gave his report, showing the Club in good financial condition. The following officers were re elected .- President, II.\ B. Bennion. \ iee -1'resident, B. I. Cartwright. ••dietary and Treasurer, R. I. Cartwright. President Uennion recommended the i leetion of the following com mittee members, which was unani mously voted. Executive committee: A. L. Smith, Sr, Chairman; Uev. H. Mosley, W. F. Arthurs, W J. Nealon. Reforestation committee: E. D. | l'aiker chairman; E. C. Stearns. Geo. t. Ilnguc, W. S. Davis. . It was voted to give $ij to the one fuim-hing information of any unlaw ful lading hunting, vandalism, or rafrmgmunt of the game laws, resulU inpr in a conviction. \ valuable prize is t o be awarded CONROY'S BURGLARIZED THIEVES MADE CLEAN SWEEP OF SHOP EQUIPMENT, TIRES, MONEY. BROKE IN THROUGH REAR DOOR. MERRELLSOULE COMPANIES BOUGHT BY BORDEN COMPANY by breaking a window. In the office they scattered papers from the safe, which was not locked, all over the floor, took $5 from a wall till, and made a wreck of the place generally. Entrance to the office was gained by jimmying a rear door. This is the third time the garage has 1 been burglarize^. SOLDIERS* GALLERY boys who stood by their The the member bringing in the most new members up to April 1st, 1928. Mem bers in good standing during 1027 will not be counted as new membei-s. This is open to all and further par ticulars may be obtained from any of the above officers. Through error of the .club it has been stated that matter of propaga tion of Jack Rabbits was to be gone into. It is unlawful to turn Jack Rabbits loose in the state of New York. The proposition in regard to rabbits, however, is the importation i seasons and it is said the road will be of the common variety of cotton tails I built of cement this, sumnj,er. It is from other parts -of the country to | about nine miles long, better the present supply and help i Among the first lettings of state eradicate the disease which is at I roads this spring will be the Bliss- present prevalent among our cotton, Castile road, a distance of nearly ,25 tails.\ These are furnished by the, miles, through Pike and Lamont, to State \Conservation Commission. join with the Portageville-Castile Interesting talks were given by roa d just south of Castile village.! country in' the World War, and thus each one of the visitors and Mr. Lyth j The committee from the board of honored themselves and the corn- showed a map upon which all the , supervisors has succeeded in buying munity from which they came, streams in this section were marked; the right of way for the entire road, i and the amount of fish that could be' some of which takes a new route placed in each one. I from Pike five corners east. Instead Mr. Kerwin reported that farmers 0 f going through Pike village and up had ordered some 30,000 trees for Rmery hill, the road takes a new planting this spring and that quite a' route and joins the Allegany road number more were expected to be eas t 0 f the top of Emery hill, making ordered. He emphasized the impor- a m uch easier grade. The Allegany tance of planting trees along the. roa d h as always been one of the leafl- banks of streams and watersheds, j j n g highways in the county, but for thus preserving the regular course j som ' e unaccountable reason it is of the streams and tending to pre- among the last to be improved, vent the rapid outflow of the water. Another important piece of road A strong feeling of co-operation | W ork will be the rebuilding of the pervaded the meeting. The Clubs.' ro ad f ro m the south corporation line have arranged a system of stocking I 0 f Warsaw as far south as the' Erie streams so that there will be no dup- 1 crossing beyond Rock Glen. Parts o'f lic-ation in the future. i the road are already of concrete and President Bennion, who has done i t he plan is to make it all concrete, such splendid work for the Club, to-' There are some bad curves to be gether with R. 1. Cartwright, who i eliminated, two just south of Warsaw has been no less active and interested; nn( j two or three through the village have a big program, of fish planting, 0 f Rock Glen. The supervisors' com- and bird distribution in mind for, mittee are already making contracts 1928. . . i for the land needed in eliminating It is up to every man in this sec- • i ne curves and have closed some of tion who is interested in fishing and . the deals, hunting to give h s support to the' ,The Borden Company has just bought the assets and business of the Merrell-Soule Company, and its sub- sidairies, including the Canadian Milk Products Company, Ltd., and the Merrell-Soule Company of England. The Merrell-Soule Company is the pioneer in the Powdered Milk busi Thieves broke into the garage and office of the Conroy Motor Corpora tion, Inc., a t Java Center, Tuesday night. The thieves must have been rtn? B ^ P f^H-?^^i ?^l «nH »n« ! M ' the f,l-st P lant for ^e manufac-!has been 'confirmed by the Merrelf- SSU^L n±l £ I ture of this product being established | Soulf Co., to-day. The assets of the- is not expected the change in owner ship will make any difference in the operation of these plants. Mr. W. E. Beardslee, superinten dent\ of all the Merrell-Soule Milk Plants, has handed us the following confirmation of the sale: \The rumored sale of the Merrell- Soule Co., to the Borden Company in Arcade. Now they have some 1 Merrell-Soute Co., have been sold to garage equipment, including electric w?i^\^» r « U 33 M 5. ° U i^»^»' fi «een or more plants manufacturing the Borden Company of New York vtttZ^ t?,.„I .,25 £w &3!' 1 Powdered milk. • . City. T^tvnl^:?»'«TJ?™™L°Sff l The Merrell-Soule Company are The Merrell-Soule Co., country Entrance to the garage was rnade| the manufacturevs of the celebrated production organization will be con- None-Such Mince Meat, and they | tinued as a Merrell-Soule unit and ivork being done by the Club, by at . HOUSE BURNED least becoming a member of the Club, \UUOC UUKl^U which costs 51.00 a ye-r and gives > as well a subscription to the Grouse, j make or rather powder eggs, dried lemon\ and orange juice, all of.which are included in this sale. The Company have plants 'in a number of villages in this section. It the personnel and policies continued as in the past. There will be further details in connection with the sale in the next few days.\ IMF. OFFICERS WERE INSTALLED D. D . G. MASTER JOHNSON OF COWLESVILLE OFFICIATED AT CEREMONIES IN CHINA LODGE MONDAY EVENING. District Deputy Grand Master Johnson of Cowlesville installed the newly elected and appointed officers of China Lodge I. 0. 0. F., Monday evening as follows - : N. G., Ray Holmes. V. G., Charles Pratt. R. C, Philip Moses F. S., Lloyd Hooper. Treasurer, D. C. Bentley. Warden, Martin Plutz. Conductor, Clarence Godemote. Chaplain, Herman Alderman. R .S. N. G., Fred Young. L. S. N. G.. William Marsh R. S. V. G., Gilbert Richardson. L. S. .V. G., Byron Gerstung. R. S. S, Harold Sherwood L. S. S., Floyd Crego. Inside Guard, George Rix Outside guard, Louis Suggs. BANK OF HOLLAND • RE-ELECTED OFFICERS D. F. TANNER ADDED T O BOARD -,OF DIRECTORS.. USUAL DIVI DEND DECLARED. Tho stockholders of the Bank of Holland held their annual- meeting Saturday. The Bank had previously declared the usual dividend. The following directors were elect ed: II. B. Bennion, L. D. O'Dell, Frank S. Cooper, Wm. F. Frantz,' A. H. Griggs, W. N. Shroder. D. F. Tanner, Paul J. Wurst and R. J . Wat son. The directors held a meeting im mediately afterwards and re-elected the former officers as follows: President, R. J. Watson. Vice-President, Paul J. Wurst. Cashier, R. Stanley Wood The bank has had a very success ful year, the quarterly reports show ing evidence of the excellent manage ment of President Watson and his able assistants. The ofHcals and stockholders of the Bank enjoyed a banquet Saturday evening in the Baptist church parlors furnished by he Philatheas. the official sports publication for this j section. . „ . IRA LANGER ON SCHWAB HILL, Who enlisted from Delevan, N. Y.,j and served in the World War as a | member of the 304th Artillery, Bat-| The farm house on Schwab Hill,, Yorkshire, occupied by Fred. Schoy i tery U ARCADE HOME BUREAU MEETING JAN. 27TH was totally destroyed by \re early I Monday morning Just how the fire VERNON CHAPTER started does not seem to be known. PROSPEROUS YEAR FOR, SARDINIA COMMUNITY WRITE AN ESSAY R. A. M. OFFICERS WIN A PRIZE INSTALLED ,, ,. , , „ , „ ,i I The annual meeting of the Sar-' <m !• riday, January 6, the Forestry WITH P. H. P., L. S. BENTLEY, AS- ' dinia Community disclosed the fact lw »'«tee of Wyoming County met. SISTED BY DEPUTY H. P., W. S .i that they have had a very successful the Watkms Hotel in Warsaw to DAVIS, IN CHARGE OF CERE- . year and that their two-day fair was U:MU- S methods of arousing interest. MON.ES. 1 the outstanding accomplishment of mi. .rest tree planting on idle lands in, u i the year. \The fair was splendidly Uyming County, One method thoyj The following newly elected and managed. ' ' \ m -* * r,1 >\\<»~ • Directors elected for three years The Arcade unit of the Home Bur- ' eau will be organized by Mrs. Jane INSTALLS OFFICERS [.Snow Becker, Home Bureau .manager. , for. Wyoming County, Friday, Jan. Vernon Chapter, No. Oil 0. E. S., 27. The meeting will be held in the SARDINIA NEWS Rev\. Fred Bolender has bought the Ellen Cook house and lot. We are pleased to learn that Chas. Benson, who has been ill, is much im proved. Many of the fr|ends of Julius-Carl- home about the firstof March. Morris Dawley, son of Mr. B. L. held open installation in the Masonic basement of the Congreg^MJJJSaffley and wife, who was operated — - - • • \ —•-'on ,>for appendicitis last Tuesday is doing fine. We hope \Doc\ will soon be on his job again. The many friends of Mrs. Neil Hopkins of Machias. who has been Temple at Java Village, N Y. Jan. thurch a t 2:30 p.. m. At thif^jrfe; 13, 1928. The following ,ofrbers' the local officers will be elected, the were installed W. M., Mrs. Florence Dellinger. W. P.', Charles Hollorgan. - Asso, M., Mrs Eva Johnson. Treasurer, Mrs. Leah Holloman Secretary, Mrs. Mary Barber number of units necessary and the i program to be followed, decided upon So it is very important that all mem bers and those who have pledged to seriously ill, are glad to learn that join to be present. An invitation is her condition is improving, aiso extended to any other women Rev. Bolender and parents of Lime- Cohductress, Miss Leonora Miller, who are interested in the work of the stone spent the forepart of the week Asso. Cond., Mrs. Bernice Whaley., Home Bureau, to attend. If any here. TT -ti.*!- Tl -Y kn.M v\ n ;*l T\ln/lrvao \\1T fllflf ' AT T \Wl>> We Should Plant Forest Trees on Idle Land in Wyoming County.\ The e^say shall consist of not more than live hundred words and shall be wniten in ink on one side of the papei only An announcement of this o.say contest giving a)l rules will be placed in the hands of each school teacher in the county at an early date < a.-h prizes will be awarded the thiee best essays in each of the three . sehool supervisory districts. The contest is being conducted by A A MeKonzie, County Club Agent, Warsaw Additional information may he --ei ured from him either by the teacher or contestants at any time. FOOD SALE, SATURDAY The Philathea Class of the Congre gational church of Arcade will\ hold a Baked Food Sale, Saturday, Janu ary 21, in- W. S. Davis office. Goods called for and delivered. ROBERT TEMPLETON Mr. Robert Templeton died Wed nesday, January 18, at his home m Buffalo. He was a former resident of Holland and has many friends here. He was about 60 years old. E. H. P.—F. W. Briggs, 2nd. K.—R. I. Cartwright. S.—E. C. Stearns. Treasurer—A. G. Lewis Secretary—J. A. Gittere. Trustee—J. F Sproul Chaplain—H. Mosley. Capt. of Host.—E. P. George. »P. S.-r-Harry Gray. R. A. C.—A. W. Kraft M.'3rd V.—B. I. Cartwright M. 2nd V.—J. J. Manness M. 1st V.—H. W. Smith. . Sentinel—H. B. Bennion. Goldberg. . . It is planned to make the fair in 1928 bigger and better than ever. It may run for three days. ADAM SCHAUS ADJUDGED BANKRUPT Notices have been received to the effect that on the 10th day of Janu- ! ary, Adam Schaus, formerly owner i of the meat market at Sardinia, had i been adjudged a bankrupt. A meet- ' ine - of creditors will be held at 43 Chaplain, Mrs. Hattie Holmes, Marshal, Mrs. Celia Hogan. Pianist, Mrs. Ardys Holmes. Historian, Mrs. Doris Buren. Warden, Miss Elsie Cooper. Sentinel, D. H. Nichols. Color Bearer, Miss Yolande Moore Ada, Mrs. Florence Downing. Ruth, Mrs. Mertie Mcrlnu Esther, Mrs. Alberta Lnndphair. Martha. Mrs. Florence Baker. Electa, Mrs. Gladys Sharp. Luncheon was served and a most enjoyable social hour spent. IN THE LAND OF SUNSHiNE have not paid their pledges by that' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bigelow and date they may do so at the meeting, family spent Sunday with Mrs. Bige- • low's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman BANK OF DELEVAN Mr. G. M. Wood says the weather AWMI1AI MPtr'TINr 1 in Buffalo is not as nice as here, so ANNUAL, WlttHNU he has come home to \spend the win- j ter.\ The same directors and officers I J ^f^fvi?\\,) 8 re P orted on tho were elected at the annual meeting Llnl Sl»If „ ,„„„J„I,„„I, of stockholders of the Bank of De.e« , ,„ ^^^'^SgSS van, as follows. Directors—R. C. Pingrey, C. S. Persons, C. A. Metcalf, J. D. Wall- dorff, C. R. Sproul, G. W. Wood- worth and J . B. Howe. The directors re-elected these offi- Arcade Herald, Sirs:— i r-Az-TTT? CADMCDC rtT '\8 -ul ort * *! Enclosed find check for renewing LEAGUE FAKMLKO UL 1 Niagara. St., Buffalo, January 30, at; sunscr iption $2.99 FOR DEC. MILK 11 a m St. Petersburg, Fla., Jan. 10, '28 cers: R. C. Pingrey, president. C. S.-Persons, vice-president. C. A. Metcalf, cashier. on Spring.\ MRS. JOHN GUBBINS ARCADE LODGE WILL . CONFER. FIRST DEGREE New York, Jan. 18—A net pool, price of $2.99 per 1Q0 pounds of 3.5 > j„ m .„„ ,„ni v.- ennfori-pH ! garden truck WP.S frosted. Oranges niilk was announced today by the The first degree will be^ conferred. | t?ngerines were hit some, but Dairymen's League Cooperative Asso- at the regular communication of Ar-, fr £ ifc t harmcdi . Thous . ciation,, Inc., for December, milk. cade. Lodges No. 419 F & A. U. .this, £ £ 0 f winter visitors are enjoying Mrs. John Gubbins of Arcade died Wednesday, January 18, aged 60 , years. | Tho funeral services - will be held I from the home on the Cattaraugus ^ • «. l fi\ e u\ v L *i/W ' Road. Friday at 2 p. m. . During the year the bank building: Mrs Qubb-ns was born in Russel- We are having fine weather after has-been practically rebuilt, a finely,,, (7... nat ]o October \> 18-77 She the recent cool days, when the ther-. fire and burglar-proof vault built,; was ' united in marriagolo John Gub- mometer registered as low as 27 de- 1 and, altogether the year has been-- - - — \ — grees. Tomato and other tender | very successful, CLARISSA A . WEEKS Died at the home of her daughter, With the'excepUon oi the.prici paTd evening. This^will be i the fratmeet-; th e-gu nshi \ n e' and \ S!ll twater breezes. Mn Venice. Calif., on January 4,1928 for November milk this is the highest ing with W. M., W. fa. -Davis in tne, „ ^ ,„ „„,, „,„„„ m,rt MO A w »nir<= ftd »MK A CARD PARTY, JANUARY 2S -4-*a*d-party-^rill-Tl>e-«iven-W-ed- nosday evening, January 25, at SS fetor & Paul's Hall by the Holy Name Society. Eight favors will be awarded. Genesee valley wheat growers claim that the mild weather of the winter has damaged their crjip. Gates of the Caneadea dam will be closed on February lTo permit the impounding of water.' \ Russell P. Marian of Niagara Falls, an expert marksman, is one of the Marines who sailed for Nicaragua. Bath dentists nave adopted, a uni form scale of prices. FOR SALE—Collie puppies,, good cow and watch dogs. • Healthy stock, \ra. A. McGuire, Delevan, N. Y., R. D 2. • 47t49V FOR SALE—Boston male puppies of »ne breeding with pedlgree^—M. H. Demmon, Delevan, N. Y. 47t48V return received 1 by member^ of the East, and the other new officers in Association since-its .organization. their respective stations. December business of the Dairy-', , 1 - V men's Ceague showed a tremendous i t , W iLLIAM CUMMINGS increase in volume of milk. Total, , - , t ,. amount handled was 161.000 000, . ^ Cummings/ until a few pounds, some 19.000,00» Pounds resident of.Arcade, died more than was marketed in December 3^™ T | orsday morning a t 62 Whit> 1926. This increase is partly due to *V a „ -Rnff .in as 'well as the parks, and many pas- Clarissa A. Weeks,, aged 84 years 4 times such as' Roque, Tennis, golf, I months, 1926. This increase is puruy uu C w „ e v Place Buffalo increased membership, and partly to , neyri ace, cu. ^ d hpnvipr prndurtionre ^^ng4rom _the afi ^|^^ n ^i^ e ^celHbeJd-in-SS .4sinc ^e C emher-q6^26 T —Rentalslon. campa.gn w.g ed t , d n u T ' n ^ e to su a m ™\ Peter and Paul's church at 9:30 a. m and autumn by the League to assure , adequate fluid milk supplies for New f faaruraay. «o°n^e C rio y d. dUrinB ^ * \ BUFFALO VALLEY CLUB WEEKLY CARD PARTIES AND DANCES A series of weekly Card Parties and Dances are being held in St. Pat rick's Hall, Java Center, N. Y.. every Wednesday evening. Tb* ; date ..of the'next party is January 25. Good music, good times and prizes for the winners in both Pedro and Euchre. Also a door prize of $2.50 in Gold. Tickets for Cards, Lunch and Dancing, only 35 cents per person The dates of succeeding parties are February 1, and February 8, all on Wednesday evenings. Once nsed, always used, Want acta. ELECTED OFFICERS The regular monthly meeting of the Buffalo Valley Rod and Gun Club was held Tuesday .evening. January V). The following officers and com mittees were elected for the coming year as follows: Charles J. Kerwin, president; Eugene L. Hogan, vice- president; Charles Holloman, secre tary; James L. Sheehe, treasurer. Eugene Musty, chairman trap com mittee; Frank Winch, John Nichols, pssistant secretaries; Elmer Torge, Floyd Holmes, reforestation; R. W. Lnndphair, entertainment; E. L. Ho gan, Membership. Propagation Com mittee: Charles Landphair, birds; William Holden, rabbits; F. C. Shiltz, fish. riding, lawn howling, -shuffle board, quoits,, horseshoe pitching, . chess, checkers, dominOes, cards, boating and fishing and soon the Yanks with Babe Ruth and ' also the Boston Braves. ' ' This is'truly t^e land of'sunshine where the span of life is made longer. There has been but one cloudy day are not exhorbitant and living is said to be lower than in the north. Yours truly, S. A. Edwrrds. HOLLAND PARENT- , , TEACHERS MEETING The next regular meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association is next week, Tuesday evening, January 24, at the usual time and place. There will be questions of interest brought up, which perhaps may interest all in attendance. E. E^ Fender has been re-elected president of the Allegany county board of supervisors. Infatuation for a slender figure is causing a\ steady growth of tuber culosis deaths among Women between 18 and 35 years, says State Health Director Rawlins. She was the second daughter of Stephen Swett and Maranda. Thorn ton Langmade and was born in the town of Yorkshire on the Langmade farm now owned by Mr. Howatt. When sixteen years of age she was married to Riley Weeks, who pre ceded her in death. To this union were bom,four children of whom only one surviv_es._Mxs._Nettic E. Jewell of Venice, Calif. She is also sur vived by her brother, G. Wallace Langmade of Pasadena, Calfi., and four sisters, Randa V. Spillman of Blue Mound, Kan., E. May Butler of Niagara Falls. N. Y.; Grace Whiting of Delevan, N. _Y., and '.Bertha Lowe binsj September 23, 1903. They canre to Arcade twenty-four years agj>, where they have made a wide ciffeJ3 of friends. Three children wei*. ljorn of this union, one son, Alvfn. om daughter, Pearl Letitia, who died in infancy and one daugh ter, Ellen Luella, who, together with Mr. Gubbins survive to mourn the loss of a loving, devoted - wife and mother. Mrs. Gubbins was a member of the Arcade Methodist Episcopal church. MRS. HANNAH REESE , _. D of Mansfield, Pa., as well as 'four J Johns and family. Rev. Hariss offl Mrs. Hannah Reese of Farmersville passed away at the Buffalo General hospital, whei-c she nad been taken for treatment. She had been in poor health for some time but her condi tion was not considered serious until about three weeks previous to her death. Funeral services were held Sunday at the home of her brother, T. ~ grand children and five great grand children. She was devoted to her family and to the* Universalist church in which beautiful faith she died. v Her funeral was held in the Cre matory Chapel at Santa Monica with only her daughter, -her grandson, Dana- Jewell, her brother and family and a few California friends present, ciated, assisted by Rev. Mills and Rev. Sharp. Interment was made at Freedom. The many beautiful floral tributes showed the love of relatives and friends. * Mrs.^Reese was born in Wales and came to this country .with her parents when a small girl, and lived her en-' tire life in this community where Her ashes will be buried in the fam- 1 she will be greatly missed ily plot in the Delevan cemetery. ' Raymond E. Stack has been elect ed a director of the Bank of Attica. He has been cashier of the bank for a number of years. Every husband wonders what his wife does with all the money he brings home, and every wife wonders why her husband isn't able to bring home more money.
