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Page Four Tri-County Publications; Arcade Herald, Bliss News, Wyoming County: Delevan Press, Cattaraugus County: Sardinia Censor, Holland Review, Erie County Thursday, November 3, ,1960 ARCADE HERALD Published Each Thursday at Arcade, N. Y., By the Tri-County Weekly Publications, Inc. Entered at the Post Office at Arcide, N. Y., as second class matter undo the Act of March 3, 1879. Margaret N. Dorris—President Maurice Hopkins, Jr.—Editor Burdcttp C. Clark—Publisher Offical Paper Town of Arcade Rural Citizens Committee For Nixon-Lodge Holds Dinner Rally In Wyoming Robert .Greig of Bed Hook, Dutchess County dairy farmer and State Chairman of Rural Citizens for Nixon; and Lodge, set the re cord straight on agriculture\ at a dinner rally of the Rural Citiz ens Committee for Nixon and Lodge Wednesday -everting, Nov ember 2 at the Wyoming Village Hall. Walter Meissel of Warsaw, and Mrs. W Kendall Jenkins of Wyoming, chairmen of the Rural Citizens for Nixon an d Lodge in Wyoming county were in charge of the event. Mr. Greig stated, \Thte op position has tried its best to con fuse* issues as tar a s farmers and other rural residents ar e concern ed. A s a da'ryman. I know what it means to have an enlightened leadership in Albany and in Washington on the side of the producers. I also kriow,\ the State Chairmen for Rural Citizens added, \that crack-pot, pie-in- •he-sky schemes which outsiders dreams up to snare votes from unthinking persons will fall on deaf ears if the voters are well informed.\ Mr. Mteissel termed Mr. Greig's talk a refreshing, straight-to-'the- point recital of the facts on the GOP's past and future approach to solutions of the many agricul tural problems. 4-H first Curriers Farmerettes Elect Joanne Clinch President Of Group The .Farmerettes' Girls' Club, i, of. Curriers \\hat} its meeting of. the-year fn September. The,-foUowing\o£ficers-'were elect ed aft 'that time. Joanne Clinch, 'President; '.Bai- bara Dominick, Vice President; Patricia Calteaux, Secrjtary; Linda Day, Treasurer; Sandra Keem, News-^Reporler. O.u:\0c{ober'l3 the girls received their Pair checks and achievement pins£ Donna and Diane Clinch're ceivefcl pins for taking their dresses to ( 'the District Dress* Review. Linda Day received a pin for her vegetable garden. Sh e took 16 vegetable entries to th e County Pair and ten to the State Fair. On October 22 the girls put on .< pantomime at the Strykersville Fire Hall to the tune, \What Did\ Delia Wear?\* Delevan-MachiasPTA Hears Group Discussions The Delevan-Machias Central School PTA met Monday, October 24 for a successful group discus- ion on the facilities of the school. Elementary Principal Anthony Fasct spoke on bus transportation; Mrs.' Bowers explained cafeteria procedure, and Coach .Chadduck 'poke on physical education. . * Following this part of th e pro- ;.ram, members assembled in small i roups and held further discus sions on these topics. The host- < sses for the evening were the eighth grade mothers. The next meeting of th e associa-- tion. will be held Monday, Novem ber 28 and will be an open house meeting. Refreshments will be -erved by the second grade i nothers Holland Grange to Have Booster Night Saturday The Holland Grange will meet next Saturday evening, November 5 at 8:30 o'clock. This will be Booster Night for the unit and all members are asked to make special effort to attend. Henry Bowers, Pomona Master, w>ll be the speaker of the evening. There will be games, music and re freshments. This is an open meet ing and anyone wishing to attend will be welcome to come and see what the Grange is like. It's Round-Up Time In Wyoming County The Wyoming County annual Agricultural Extension member ship round-up will be held at the new Attica' Central School Satur day evening, November 5 at 8:00 o'clock. The program will include: turning in of 1961 memberships; some outstanding local talent pre senting 'nstrumenal selections, vo cal numbers and tap dancing; re freshments; report on membership and recognition of winners irj the membership contest; round and square dancing. The contest this year is designed to have all communities compete against each other. The winning community wfll be th e one that turns i n the VaTgest percentage of last year's membership. All members and those desiring to become members are invited to bring their families to enjoy the round-up. Letchworth Central Elementary Schools to Hold Open House Each of the Elementary Schools of th e Letchworth Central District will hold its annual Open House prior t o Thanksgiving. At Castile the school will be open from 7*30 to 9.00 p . rn. on Monday, November 7. At that time children may bring their parents and friends to visit school and meet their teachers and other parents. Open House will b e held at the Pike Elementary- School on Wed nesday evening, November 9, from 7:30 to 9:00;' at the Silver Springs Elementary School on Thursday evening, November 17 > from 7:30 to 3:00, and at the Bliss Elemen tary School on Monday evening November 21 from 7:15 to 9:15. All interested in the school\ are cordially invited to attend and be come acquainted with staff .mem bers and the work of the school, Glor Hatchery In Holland Receives \Hatchery of the Year\ Award 1860-Civil War Centennial-1960 Abe By Raymond Barber Civil War Historian Tuesday, November 6 — Lincoln has been elected President and Hamlin Vice President. The i Icctoral vote was 180 to 123 Here in Wyoming County the vote was 4.498 for Lincoln and 2.393 for the i ther parties. Mr Lincoln carried i.ll the Townships of Wyoming County but Java, there he lost by 28 votes. The total vote for the nation was Lincoln, 1,866,452; Douglas, 1.376,957; Breckenridge, 849,781, and Hell, 588, 879. Can a house so divided against itself hope to btand? Friday, November 9—An attempt lias been made by state military to seize the arms in Port Moultrie, S. C. Sunday. November 11 — Senator Hammond of South Carolina re signed. Find It In the Classifieds! Libraries Vote to Join ©operative System Over the past year the Trustees of the Arcade Free Library have been considering the advisability of joining with the other seven libraries of Wyoming County in the formation of a County Library Co operative. At a joint meeting the library trustees of -the county held early this year a County, Commit tee, with Dr. Warren Hanson of Warsaw as. Chairman, was set u p to make a thorough study of the ad vantages to be gained by', such a cooperative effort, and the steps that would have to be taken should such a County Library b e formed. After interviews with library boards already operating in a County Cooperative System, this committee unanimously reported in favor of forming a Wyoming Coun ty Cooperative Library. It was found that State aid is based o n population served and, for Wyoming County to receive the maximum State aid, if would be necessary for this county to join orie of the systems already in op eration. The Pioneer System, with ad;, ministmtivc office in Rochester, and Comprising the . counties of Monroe, Wayne and Livingston is regarded a s a model in the State. Application to join this system was made and accepted. Such a n arrangement would give Wyoming County State aid for ad ministrative and book purchases a s follows: For organization expen ses, $20,000.00; Annual Appropria tion, $30,000.00. Each library In the system would continue its own individual ad ministration under its own budget as heretofore. In September a request wa s made by the libraries of Wyoming County to the Division of Library Extension of the State, requesting that the Director call a meeting of the trustees of all Wyoming Coun ty Libraries to consider the forma tion of a Wyoming County Library System. This meeting was called for No vember 1 and wa s held In the Auditorium of Thompson Hall at the Wyoming County Community Hospital in Warsaw, at which sev en of the eight Wyoming County Libraries were represented Twenty-nine trustees were in at tendance. Present also-,were Henry G. Shearouse, Acting Director of the New York State Library and Miss Jean Connor of the Library Extension Departmept. The meeting was-called t o order 1 by Mr. Shearouse. lathis ppening The Glor Hatchery of. Holland was recently awarded the DeKalb 'Hatchery of the Year\ award a t a nationwide DeKalb hatchery meeting a t the Leland . Hotel in Springfield, 111. Over 400 hatchery men and sales personnel convened from all over the United States and Canada to se e the latest in poultry research and to tour the 1534 acre DeKalb research farm at Illiopolis. The \Hatchery of the Year\ award is based on the efforts of the hatchery in the promotion of company programs, support of sales force, service to the customer as well as the support of the poul- Machias Grange Reports On State Grange Meeting State Grange for the year 1960 was held at Watertown, October 24-26. Donald Ha\le Pomona Master of Cattaraugus County, was elected delegate-at-large. Those attend ing from this county as delegates were: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hale, Delevan; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wares, Little Valley Grange; Mrs. Goldie Burmaster and Mrs. Doro thy Houck, Machias Grange; Mr, and Mrs. Coyle Dunkleman, Mans field Grange; Mr and Mrs. Clar ence Lathrop, Napoli Grange; Clayton Waite, Deputy, and Mrs. Pauline DePue, Juvenile .Deputy were present also.\ Mr. Hale served as a. committee on the Legislative Resolutions; Mrs. Burmaster-on.Public Welfare; Mrs. Houck o n Memorlam; Mr. Dunkleman,- Grange Law; Mrs Lathrop,. Education and Mr. Wares on Officers Reports. Mrs. Burmaster and Mrs. Houck sang with the chorus -for the 6th degree. Mrs. Margaret Karl of Allegany was-the sixth winner In the sponge cfcke contest out'of 52 contestants. She! won an electric range as grand prlie, a^ well, as a set of grocery prizes'such a s flour, baking pow- , , ... --„ • \^rK^ dcrl salt, molasses and,pie fillings. ^\IvftLt \i IS havefl orie - of tte Wghlights of the ses- hatchenes that are selected I have a , . ^ e dd lven b tte Cle „™ S^l^SnSS^carried State Master, Leland Jmtth on the agement ofthchatchery i'carried summary .of it being on in a very efficient manner - ^ sev ^ followlng Only one hatchery is usually se- : .increase: our membership; lected from a region and this year 2. More attention to be paid to there were only eight awards given research in quality and marketing in the United States and Canada. fa !^J^!J5,Ht u„ ,„„ 0 , „,„„„„ n „ In the above picture Ra y Nelson, . 3 - s * ud y bv local 8r° u P s on left, DeKaUb ; s Poultry Division h °* and wnere our tex mone y is head, presents -Richard Glor with ^Pf\*; the regional Year\ award. \Hatchery of the remarks, Mr. Shearouse stated that, with the Inclusion of Wyoming County 59 out of 62 counties in the State would be in cooperative sys tems. Dr Warren Hanson of War saw was elected as temporary Chairman and Julian Hanley as temporary secretary of the meet ing On the question of \Shall we petition for the formation of a Wyoming County Cooperative Li brary?\ the vote was unanimous in favor of the motion. The meet ing then proceeded to the election of a Board of Trustees to adminis ter the business of the County Library The following were elected- Fred Stevens of Attica, J. T. Sullivan of Arcade; Mrs. Mildred Shaffner of Bliss; Mrs. Charles VanArsdale of Castile; Julian Hanley of Perry; Mrs. P. Flint of Pike, and Mrs. R. B. Titus of Wyoming. A meeting of the Wyoming County librarians with the Living ston County librarians was se t for 10 00 a. m. on Wednesday, Decem ber 7, at the Mt. Morris Library, at which time library procedures under the new system will be ex plained. Following adjournment of the meeting the newly elected trustees met with Miss Jean Connors. Dr. Warren Hanson and Julian Hanley were chosen a s temporary Chair- nian and Secretary respectively. Forms'were then executed making formal application to the Board of Regents for its approval of the establishment of the County Co operative Library The trustees then set November 15 as the date of the next meeting of the trustees to consider the budget, contracts, etc. in preparation for prompt action on receipt of the charter If the charter i s granted a t the November meeting of the Board of Regents it is expected ma t the County Library can be In operation by January 1. Annual Meeting of New York Farm Bureau to Be Held At Syracuse Plans for the 45th Annual Meet ing of the New York Farm Bureau, to be held in Hotel Syracuse No vember 14-16, have been announced, according to William Hamilton, Wyoming County Farm Bureau President. \The meeting will start Monday afternoon, November 14, with a series of conferences in the fields of Organization, Commodities, In surance, and Women's Activities,\ Mr. Hamilton reported. Speakers scheduled for Tuesday, November 15, according to the County President are: Les Glblin Sales Consultant; Charles A La- Forge, Manager, Plant Protection and Security, General Electric, Schenectady; Hon. John F Bros- man. Chancellor, Board of Regents, The University of the State of New York; John C. Lynn, Legislative Director, American Farm Bureau Federation; Brigidie'r General Bon ner Fellers, author of \Wings Fo r Peace.\ \The most important part of the meeting will be voting by delegates on the resolutions.\ Mr. Hamilton said. \This will take place on Wednesday, November 16. The State Resolutions Committee will use the recommendations from the 53-County Farm Bureaus in for mulating the resolutions. Majority vote of the delegates will determine Farm Bureau policy for 1961.\ Freedom Grange Honors Two Couples On Their Golden Wedding Days 4. Study our local government a s to school matters, as well, as corn? muhity matters; 5. Make sure that in our Grange youth is given a chance to take part in all activities. Youth of to day will be Grangers of tomorrow; 6. Take politics out of agriculture so that the farmers can make their pwn decisions; At a meeting'of the'Freedom 7. The most important Is the Grange Tuesday evehing/'October Grange role in maintaining the 25, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Higgins freedoms that w e now have. And of Freedom and Mr. and Mrs. In summary h e used the words, Floyd Higgins of Delevan were \May we of the Grange live to special guests in honor of their serve others 50th wedding anniversaries. The program, in charge o f Lect urer Ellen Davis, was patterned after the television program,.... . ... \This Is Your life.\ Two poems Miss Irene Merville written especially for th e occasion L oca | Editor by Orrel Howlett were read by Arthur Hurlburt and Maude Will- The Social Rebekah Lodge of iams. A quartette composed of Bliss will nave Its next regular John and Fred Gibbon an d John meeting on Tuesday evening, R. an d Russell. 'Williams sang November 8. This will be a re - '^How Great Thou Art\ and MW. ceptlon for th e new officers, with T :.~ T ' \ - Holland Golden Age Club Members Hear Talk On Social Security In spite of the Inclement weather, a good representation turned out to near Mr. Larkln, a representa tive from the Social Security office in Buffalo, speak at the last meet ing of the Golden Age Club of Hol land on changes in old age, sur vivors' and disability insurance under the Social Security amend ments of 1960 and 1961. He in formed the members that if they should have problems at any time they may discuss them with a rep resentative who will be at the Town Hall in East Aurora every Thurs day from 10:00 a. m. to 1:00 p. m. or at the Sprlngville Town Hall the second and fourth Thursday of each month. The regular meeting followed Mr, Larkiri's talk, at which time, it was voted to retain the name \Golden Age'Club\ for the group. A vote also carried to have membership cards, to be available in the near future. Thanks and appreciation were extended to Mrs. Emma Werner for her services as President. She has done a spendid job and will be greatly missed, for she will soon move to make ber home in Florida Mrs. Henry Struwe will act as President and Director of the club. A delicious lunch served by Mrs. Krlch \and Mrs. Slattery of the Le gion Auxiliary was enjoyed. The next meeting of the club will be held on Monday, November 7. A film by the New York Telephone Company will be shown and there will be another band rehearsal under direction of Mr. Haywood of the Holland Central faculty. Definite arrangements have been made for„a trip to Buffalo to visit the~Albrlght Art Gallery and the Historical Society on Saturday, November 12. A bus will leave Holland Central School at 11:30 a. m. Tours have been planned start ing at 1:00 p. m. All Golden Agers are asked to please contact Mrs. Struwe any day after 2:00 p. m. at LF7-2414. Bliss D r. al i e x?^ lbur U\ Be o 3amh ? san8 ' jQnice Jennings and Helen\Walton It Is N o Secret.\ Several songs as hostesses were sung by the entire company. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Walton and About 30 friends, relatives and Brenda and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley schoolmates of the tw o couples Fluker of Perry were dinner guests were present and enlivened the Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Gary program withh reminiscences of Walton. •Merton Perry and Sue spent the'\weekend with Mr. Perry's mother, Mrs . Charles Tittle and Mr.'Yittle in Walton. Mrs, Tittle Is i sick. wit childhood and school days. An especially honored guest was Miss Louisa Gilbert of Rushford, .who was a teacher of both men as well as of several others in the group Mrs. Da vies, in behalf,.pf the. t -Mrs. Do n Qjuackenbush arid Grange, presented\ 'eadhi cpupjlfi /Mfs'iRi-M. Quackenbush were in with a glass' decorated in gold and Rochester- Monday, with a gold standard. Th e meet- David Roche and daughters of Ing wa s closed with prayer by the (Perry called on Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Gomer Mills. KensRoche an d Mr. and Mrs. Cari Followingl the meeting ice Geofge Sunday evening, cream and cake, Includirig a Mrs. Wyman Denison of'Arcade beautiful wedding cake, were serv- called on Mrs. E. H. Flynn Mon- ed, and' several impromptu musi- day r afternoon, cal numbers were enjoyed. Mrs. Earl Kernahan and grand An- interesting feature of the son spent a fpw days in town the occasion is the fact that besides first of the week, the Higgins couples Mr, and Mrs. William Flynn and another -couple, Mr. and Mrs. daughters were dinner guests Sun John R. Williams, also Freedom, day of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Roche. Grange members, celebrated their Mrs. ThSmas Nelson of East their Golden Wedding last Aug- Aurora spent Saturday with Mrs. ust, and the three men are cou- J. F. Nelson. Mrs. Howard Eddy sins. Gerald Knight, a school- of Gainesville called on her o n mate and lifelong friend of the Sunday. Delevan Howard Peckham Mrs Local Editor Dale Vlckman attended the 17th annual convention of the Baptist Youth Fellowship in Albany over the weekend with the Farmers*- ville group. Mrs. Albert Vickman and Mrs. Alice Eggert spent Monday after noon with William Eggert in Ar cade and helped him celebrate his 82nd birthday Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Merrill of; Lokewood and Mr and Mrs. G: H. Lafferty of Hornell called oil Mr and Mrs. Harry Cudworth Sunday:' Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Orcutt and family called o n Mr. and Mrs. Earl Orcuttu and .-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gordon and-\family In Franklin yille Saturday. '-, - ' Mrs/Clarence Davis of Machias spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. couples, and Mrs. Knight, both Delevan Grange members, were present, arid they had celebrated their Golden Wedding during- the past summer. 25c THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 25c 25c ON THE PURCHASE OF 25 IBS. All Purpose Flour (ClipaiKlBrfn^ With You) Mrs. Josie SonneUter of Fill -more spent Wednesday • a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jennings. •\Quests Sunday of Mr an<LMrs Ed Bookmiller were Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Gangloff of Depew, Mrs. u n ll nn <l Leaion Post to Hove Francis Davis of Hermitage and Hoi and Legion rosr to' ^ and Mrs . Richard Bookmiller Sadie Howkins Dance Saturday and fam „ of cheektowaga . Frank H. Brink Post, American ^ and Mrs ^ Jennlngs were Legion Holland, will stfnf« | dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Sadie Hawkins dance th(s-coming Mrj H « ward j^dy and family in Saturday evening. November 5 at ^ Maud £ Gant of the club. nd I- ester came home with them for Everyone is welcome ana is w ^ Jt asked to come in costume. Re- a weens visu. freshments will be served. Easfern Star District , Grand Matron Honored At Reception Arcade, N. Y. Clifford Lester spent Sunday afternoon and evening with hi s mother, Mrs. Sarah Lester. Darwin George of Java has pur chased the International Harvester business. He moved Into the building with hi s family the latter part of last week. L • . j « Herble Hall ha s joined the Air One hundred and tbn-ty-five Force and arrived al hi s base in friends and relaUves attended the Texas Wednesday October 26. ^. c ES OT 9o gl I!fii.5 B w£2S'M w-3 fn Mr - and Mr^ Leslie Norton of SSShta, *bt to, officers and Oas01e werc «»« «W<*U Satur- PasfMatronr a ot \^osfgufchapto fgrnlgjt of,Mr. and Mrs. Francis WS^ST&S. X: bra C «nd W wed^ a C nt' trict Deputy Grand Matron of Catr bl . aieA * eir *?nd wedding amu. taraugus District. The Lodge.room versary b y visiting Mr. and Mrs, was attractively decorated with w 11 \ Meade in Belmont on Sun- baskets of yellow mums and > roses <»y v and a large green heart shaped Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Crawford arrangement celebrated their 16th wedding an- Mrs. Cecil McElheney, acting nlversary by entertaining at din- Matron of the Chapter, ha d charge ner at the Castle at Olean of the meeting. Th e program in- the Misses Ida Crawford of Ang- cluded three solos by Mrs. Russell ellca and Inez Crawford of Cuba Long of^Machias, accompanied at and Bert Crawford of Wayland. the piano b y her husband; a trio, , Mr*' and Mrs. Robert Everman the Misses Mary Ellen Parsons, of Avon were guests Saturday Lorraine Woodring and Diane An- evening of Mr, - - derson. accompanied at th e piano stoffer, by MissDonelle Woodr-ng; also Mr. and Mrs. B . J. Peffer were the very popular Do g Act pre - dinner guests Fridav night ot Mr. sented by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn and Mrs. Anson F. Sherman in Holts of Machias with their dogs. lArcade. Babe and Tippy-Toes. Mrs. Par - Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. sons spoke and expressed her Francis Maxwell were Mrs. Cath- appreciation. - exine.Maxwell and Mr. and Mrs. Among the guests present were. Martin Norton and sons of Wyom- the following present District offi cers: Mrs. Beatrice Bartoo of Boll-, -u- T , _,.„ var, D.D.G.M of Allegany District;- Staffer and Mrs. Dorothy Waters' of Arcad* I \fcusnters were dinner guests Sun- - A rca , de - day of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hall D.D.G.M. of Genesee-Wyoming ln honor ot -Wendy Staffer's blrth- Dlstrlct and her associate officer, day Arthur AcHer of Warsaw District ^ Sunday Mr. and Mrs. B. J:' Grand lecturer; Mrs. Marian Gas- called m Mr. .and Mrs n ^crca ^augus ^tfit; St ^S^^ S£S£ In addition, about 25 past District tended the wedding of Mfcs -Bagf officers attended. ^ bara » |)f Elma ..and Fred A delicious lunch wa s served Hardy, of Attica in Elma on Sat- following the meeting. urday. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Davis of War saw .accompanied Mr, and Mrs. •Elmer' Hotchkiss to Stonybrook Park on Sunday. They called on Mr.,and Mrs. Lynn Smith in War- sawi Miss Irene Merville was in Buf falo Saturday and was a supper guest* of Mr and Mrs. Ora Hey- wood. They brought her home and called on Mrs. J. F. Nelson. —' .Miss Seipe of Perry was a dinn* er guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hurlburt. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Prentice and daughter of Tonawanda were supper guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Collins. Recent callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alden Northrup in cluded Mr. and Mrs. O. Alden Northrup and sons of Warsaw; Mrs. Matthew Comstock and fam ily of Wethersfield Springs; Mr and Mrs. Edward Mould of Chaf fee; Mr and Mrs. Orat Metcalf of Arcade, and Mrs. Ulfena Jacobs and friend of Batavia. Thursdry evening Mr. and Mrs. Alden Northrup called on Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Peckham and Mrs. Albert Owens in Delevan. Jessie Rclyea. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owens and Mrs! Sadie Owens spent from Wednesday until Saturday • with Mr, and Mrs. Burton Owens,and family in Canton, Pa Mr and Mrs. Richard Querns of Lockport were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. John Glle and with them went to the Olean General Hospital to call on Mrs. Rne Gile, who is a medical patient there. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lafferty of Hornell were weekend guests of Mrs. Stella Lafferty, Mrs. Doris Maffel, Mrs. Onnalec Beckwith and Dorothy Sklllman of Franklinville called on Mrs. Jes sic Relyea Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Albert Vickman spent Sat urday with her daughter, Mrs, Philip Sampson and family in East Aurora. Mr. Vickman was supper and evening guest also. Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmo.-e of Belfast, Mr. and Mrs. Leo'Lafferty and daughter Gertrude and John Raszman of Cuba .and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Pagels of. Clarence called on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Higgins Sunday, Mrs. George Fish returned home Sunday after a' week!s visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Worden and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Worden and family in Rochester. The George>| Wordens brought her home, Callers Sunday of Mr and Mrs John Glle and their guests were Mrs. Max Brown and daughter Wendy of East Machias, Miss Judy Kuhn of Buffalo and Ray Holmes of Springville. Mr and Mrs. RlcVard Plxley and son Bradley of Newfane visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pixley and Mr and Mrs. Smith White Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. John Tobin of Bliss spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Ada Tobin'. Mrs. Lottie Ames of Franklin ville called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cudworth Tuesday. Miss Elizabeth Tilden of Mach las called on Mrs. Alice Whitney last Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. John Braymiller celebrated their Silver Wedding anniversary Saturday at open house. There were about 50 pre sent. W e extend our congratula tions and best wishes,. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hammond were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Ronald Hammond and daugh ters in Youngstown. i Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hardy were called to Brentwood, Pa., last Wednesday by the death of Mr Hardy's niece's husband, Albert Schwer. He died suddenly ol heart attack on his way home\ from work. Mrs. Ina Church came home from the Warsaw Hospital last Monday and her daughter, Mrs. Harold Cheney came on Wednes day Both are slowly improving, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams and little son of Syracuse were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs, Kermit White and family and also visited Mrs. Libby, Olthof, who'is ill. W e hope her friends will re member her with a get well, card. Mrs. 1 George Pierce and Mrs.- MyriJ Korb spent Saturday in Franklinville with. Mr. and .Mrs, Rlchara^ Pierce .\and-family help ing, them move into- their newly purchased home. • -Dr.-B. G. Wagner of Sacra mento, Calif., spent-from Wednes day until Saturday with his mother, Mrs. Myrtle-Wagner. She accompanied him home to spend the winter. Your correspondent received a letter Monday morning from Mr. and Mrs. William Whiting, saying they arrived safe and sound in Florida and are nicely located for the winter at the following ad dress: Box 8, R. F. D. 2, Palmetto, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1 Ulmer of Jamestown called on Marjorie and Albert Rice Saturday. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Abbie Harrison and Mrs. Mayme Quinn visited Mr. and Mrs. Burt Joslin in Sardinia and also called on Miss Meve Worden. Mrs. C. M. Roblee of Elton call ed on Mrs. Alice Whitney Saturday afternoon. District Deputy President Edna McElheney and staff installed the officers of Banner Rebekah Lodge in Olean Wednesday evening. Miss Nancy Wilder of Yorkshire has been a recent guest of Mr and Mrs. Wayne Weaver and daughter, and with Mrs. Weaver called on Mrs. Nancy Langworthy Nalsh in Gowanda, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holmesirwere called to Machias Monday; byline death of Floyd Harmon.\ \ 'Mrs. Mary GrecoSarid: son Lar ry have moved into the Cora War ing apartment on Mill Street. BEAD THE CLASSIFIEDS GARNET BEAUTY SHOP Permanenls—Shampoo*—Wave* Closed Saturdays Open other weekdays, by Appointment Garnet Peckham, 'tTop. Delevan Phone 9124 Pierce Bros. Feeds - Seeds - Grain Fertiliser Farm Supplies Phone 9513 DELEVAN -ctlato* AI M ml n u m BftOIUNb I\AN for Wolfing, baking, •pan;JMiting, etc. Largaiix* Kings Hardware • ' Delevan, ,N. Y. HiHUiiUHiminummiiii 1MQT0R f I TUNE UP! $595 J All 6-cyn'nder cars £ S 8-cylitidcr cart—$7.95 S Plus Parts | ZIMMER I [Auto Sales f SWest Main St. Phone 142 1 » Arcade S iiiimiiiiimiiimiiiiimi? With Prices Down Now Is the Time to Remodel and Repair! 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