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PAGE EIGHT THE SALAMANCA INQUmBB, SALAMAKCA, N. Y. FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1940. PERSONAL Mrs. E. N. Lowe, who has been spending the winter in St. Petersburg, Florida, returned to her home in Crescent avenue here Wednesday evening. Enroute she stopped in North Caldwell, N. J., for a week’s visit with relatWes. ^ Mrs. J. George Abele, president of Margaret Circle, the King’s Daugh ters, M rs. Simsiek, chairm a n of Op p o r tu n ity C ircle, and Mrs. Wilbert Poole and Betty Woodard go to Avon today to attend the Buffalo District convention of the K ing’s Daughters being held there today and tomorrow. ^ iGharles Baker, Merden street, is a patient in >St. Francis hospital in Glean. Jaco b A b e le of W illiam sport, Pa. has been a g u e s t this w e e k a t th e home of his brother, George Abele, Central avenue. William G. Dill, River street, was in Buffalo yesterday. H© returned last Saturday from Buffalo, where he had spent eleven days as a sur gical patient in a Buffalo hospital. Mrs. Mary Toennies of Little Val ley is a guest at the home of her son, Charles Toennies and family, Mer den street. Mrs. George Mutchler, Merden street, spent Tuesday in Buffalo. A m o n g those who attended the testimonial dinner given to Attorney General Robert H. Jackson at th e H o te l Jam e s tow n in Jam e s tow n T u e s d a y evening w e re: Judge Thos. H. Dowd, Mrs. Myric W. Bryce, Miss Margaret A. Dowd, Mr. and Mrs. G. Sydney .Shane, Mr. an d Mrs. James C. O’Rourke, -Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ansley, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Vreeland, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Congdon, Dr. J. L. Preston, Col. A. E. Krieger, Burdette Whipple, Latham Weber and Richard Cong- M rs. B lanche ‘ B u ll is in Saratoga Springs, N. Y., where she has ac cepted employment with Mrs. Nor man Kamens. IMr. and Mrs. John E. Leach of Buffalo spent the week-end with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B, Leach, Broad street., Mr. and Mrs. R. A. *Sprague and daughter Marian, High street, spent yesterday in Buffalo. Mr. Sprague attended the .annual meeting of the Ellicott Drug Company and attend ed the dinner given by the company at the Hotel Buffalo last evening, Mrs. Marold Blomqvist and Mrs. Homer Lombard of Jamestown were callers in Salamanca last Friday. iDr. and Mrs. C. L. Randall, Divi sion street, are leaving Hollywood, Calif., this week for their home in this city. Miss Henrietta Hoag, a senior at Cornell University, Ithaca, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Arthur Hoag, Red House road. Paul Beclcwith, Wilson street, has been transferred from the local Dean Phipps auto store to Pittsburgh. Ray mond Maxon, Wilson street, who has been employed by the Townsend Ser vice company, has accepted the posi- . tion in the Phipps store and Mrs. Esther Dotson, Wildwood avenue, is working in the Townsend store. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Houck, Jef ferson street, spent Saturday in Fre- Ralph Ward, Center street, has returned from Westerville, Ohio, where he visited his 'brother Robert Ward and Mrs. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Harold .S, Stillman have moved from East Jefferson street to River street. Mrs. J. E. Mundy, daughters, Misses Catherine and Jayne and son Raymond E. Mundy of Smethport, Pa., were visitors Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shultz, Broad street. tMiss Sara Eick, a student at El mira college, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eick, Wildwood avenue. Miss Martha Dawson, who attends Jamestovrn Business College, spent the week-end at the home- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Dawson, Church street. A son was born last Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Perkins of Glean. Mr. Perkins is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Perkins of the Little Valley road. 'Miss Alice M. Tesmer and cousin Ii'win Kingston of Buffalo were week-end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Tesmer, Baker street. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cheney, W ilson street, are m o v ing to Dansville, w h e re Mr. 'Cheney has been appoint- ed resident en g in e e r fo r construc tion of a $150,000 sewage disposal plant. They will leave Sunday and will be gone .about a year. (Miss Margaret G.Donnell and Walter Palmer of Utica were week end guests of her brother Edward L. O’Donnell, Broad street. Mrs. T. J. Conlan, Mrs. Charles Toennies and daughter Evelyn, Mrs. Louise Carl and Mrs. Richard Mosh er spent last Friday in Glean and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Griffith and family have moved from 511 Wild wood avenue to 43 Lake street, Perry. Mr. Griffith is a passenger conductox’ on the Perry-R o e liester j r u n of the Baltimore & Ghio rail- Harry Peterson has resigned as janitor at the Salamanca Trust Com pany and the situation is now being held by Victor Harrington. DeWitt Hubbell, Clinton street, has accepted a clerking position with J .B. Swan & Son. Dr. and Mrs. P. H. Bourne, Mr. and Mrs. ,L. B. Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ahrens, Mr and Mrs. Edward John and the Rev. J. S. Fleming, president of the .Salaman ca Rotary Club, spent Sunday in 'Hamilton, Ont., where they attend ed a reception and opening meetings of the International Rotary Conven tion of 'International Districts 168 and 169 at the Hotel Connaught. The convention continued through Tuesday. Miss Betty Dunlap of Buffalo spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Niel B. Dunlap, Henry street. ■Mr. and Mrs. John Mix and son of East Aurora spent Tuesday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mix, Sr., Summit street. Miss Betty Carpenter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Carpenter, Kent boulevard, and a Junior in the Home Economics College at Cornell University, has been elected librar ian by the Delta Delta Delta soror ity and chairman of the Women’s Cabinet by the Women’s Board of the Cornell United Religious Work. ^ * pnx!iAi:4J SATURDAY— MAY 11 WM. BOYD as HOPALONG CASSIDY—in “THE SHOWDOWN” SU N D A Y - M ONDAY MAY 12 - 13 g . EDWARD SPLUpresenU'-.-f>.':^ Madeleine CARROLL • BriaJAHERNE.. - Lairis HAYWARD in MySon.MySttn/ TUESDAY - W E D N E S D AY MAY 14 - 15 B u r g e s s M E R E D IT H - L o n CHANEY, J r . in E d d ie A L B E R T - R o s e m a r y LANE in “O f M ice and M en” “An Angel From Texas” Mrs. J. Edwin Smith, 'Clinton street, spent yesterday with her mother, Mrs. Ella R. .Snyder in 'Cat taraugus. The occasion 'being Mrs. Snyder’s birthday. ' Mr. and 'Mrs. William Scott of Bbenezer spent Tuesday evening at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. 'C. A. Pranzen, Monroe street. Elton T. Farquharson, Academy stx-eet, has resigned his position with the Hunt Furniture Company and will engage in business for himself in linoleum, Venetian 'blinds and other house furnishings. The condition of E. G. Hokensen, River street, a patient in the Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, re mains unchanged. Mrs. Hokensen is in Rochester with Mr. Hokensen, and their daughter, Margaret. Mr. and Mrs. Rene LeBlanc and Mrs. T. J. Conlan, Merden street, m o tored to Buffalo Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sprague and daughter, Marian, High street, spent Sunday in Kenmore with friends. ■Mrs. Howard Davis was in Ran dolph last Friday evening, to attend the M a ry Hovey Club dinner a t th e Randolph Cottage. The club is made up of Cattaraugus District Eastern Star matrons of 1939. Karl P. 'Hobman, Broad street, at tended the annual meeting of the Ellicott Drug Company in Buffalo yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Prank A. Rhodes, Broad street, were called to Kane, Pa., yesterday because of the ser ious illness of Mrs. Rhodes’ brother, David McKie, who is a patient in the Kane hospital. Mr. and Mrs. McKie, who resided for some time in Clean, recently returned to their farm in Kinzua, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Lear, have purchased the house at 92 Lin coln avenue and have moved into their home. The purchase was made through the C. A. Kammire Real Estate Agency from the H.O.L.'C, Miss Mary Elizabeth Doyle of St. Elizabeth’s Academy, Allegany, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Anastasia Lane, ‘Maple street. Miss Margaret Ann Driscoll of Buf falo, was a week-end guest of Miss Patia Carpenter, Kent boulevard. Miss Nea Smith and friend Miss Connie Kerns of Larchmont left Wednesday on a motor trip through the South and points in Texas. They expect to be gone about four weeks. Mrs. Charles Keenen, East State street, is spending a few days in Cleveland. Relatives here have been informed of the defith of Mrs. Arthur Palmer in Detroit, Mich., Wednesday even ing. Monday she suffered a stroke and her condition had been regard ed' as critical since that day. Mr, and Mrs. Sidney Smith and Mrs. Phyllis Oyer, Wildwood avenue, are leaving today for Detroit to attend the funeral, which will be held tomorrow. Besides her husband, Mrs. Palmer is suf’vived by one daughter, Mrs. Mildred Smith of Detroit. Miss E. May Dunn, superintendent of the City Hospital, and Miss Edith M. Ringbom, R. N., motored to Buf falo, Wednesday, whei’e Miss Dunn attended a meeting of the Hospital Conference of Western New York at the Deaconess Hospital. Miss Ringbom spent the afternoon and evening*^ with her mother, Mrs. S. H. Ringbom. St. Bona Baseball Team to Play Niagara and Canisius On Saturday, May 11, the St. Bonaventure College baseball team will act as host to the aggregations from Niagara University ,and Cani sius College, The games will be held in Bradner Stadium, Clean starting at 1:30 p. m. New Merchant Moves to County Seat This W eek L, E. Russell of Silver Creek has moved to Little Valley this week with his fam ily, consisting of his w ife and nine-year-old son; Phillip. They have taken the downstairs flat in the O. J. Kahler hom e in Rock City street. Mr. Russell is now proprietor of the Red and W hite store , in Main street, having taken over last week from Porter Blair who started the store in December. AUTO ACCIDENT For FIVE DOLLARS additional prem ium our A ssureds can now receive protection for him or herself from auto injuries. It pays $1,000 death and dismemberment and w h a t o f course is m ost highly im p ortant, reim b u r s e m ^ t up to $500 for hospital, nurses, and doctor bills. 127 Main St. E. F. FENTON & CO. COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Salam anca, N . Y. Twenty Years Ago In Salamanca Mrs. John J, Inman died at the family home in Maple street. Mizpah ‘Chapter, 162, G.E.S., en tertained the -official visitors. Dis trict Deputy Grand Matron, Mrs. Anna Rockwood of Olean, and the Assistant Grand Lecturer, the Rev. M. IC. 'Bullock of this city. M r. an d M rs. Orin S. W right of R a n d o lph have m o v ed to Salamanca, where Mr. Wright has accepted a position as salesman at the E. S. B row n garage. Ten Years Ago The death of Sam G.-DeNike, one of the most widely known newspap er men of western New York, died at his home in Division street. The death of Benjamin A. Clem ens occurred at his home in Divi sion street. ‘The Newman Reading Circle-elect ed the following officers: Mrs. Max Sander, president; Mrs. T. H. Col lins, vice president; Miss Clarice Colt, secretary; Miss Anna Ryder, treasurer. •Fourteen little girls were enter tained by Mrs. H. E. Driscoll at her home in Front avenue in honor of the sixth birthday of her daughter Margaret. Forty friends of Mr. and Mrs. John 'C. Dillraan surprised them in celebration of their 25th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. 'S. P. Ostricker were pleasantly surprised on their sixteen th wedding anniversary. The death of Mrs. Clara S, Her rick occurred at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Canfield, Wil son street. William H. Ryan has been elect ed chairman of the Allegany State Park Commission to succeed the late Hon. A. T. Fancher. {The Bachelors of H a rm o n y orches tra was organized with the follow ing members: Harlow Whipple and George Willard of Little Valley, Earl Brownell, Allen Stephens, George Weeden and Chester Ambuske of this city. Youth Sentenced for Hurling Lye at Foe Jonnie B. Miller, 23, was con victed W ednesday by a county court jury who had been deliberating the evidence supporting charges that Miller committed a second degree assault in throwing lye into the face and eyes of Herman W illiam s. Both men were enrollees at the Hungry H o llow CCC encampment, and had trouble on January 29 and 30. Judge Orla E. Black sentenced Miller to a year in Cattaraugus coun ty jail, tim e seiwed to apply. Mil ler, who has spent lOO flays in coun ty jail, w ill serve an additional five to six m onths if he earns tim e off for good behavior, court attaches said W ednesday. Under questions by county pros ecutor A. Edward Krieger, witnesses for the people said that Miller was serving at m ess in the camp hall January 30. AVhen W illiam s passed in line to receive his helping of cake. Miller threw a can of lye into W il liam s face. The defense, conducted by Waldo E. Rassas, Little Valley, attempted to show that W illiam s had severly beaten Miller on January 29, for which W illiam s was subsequently convicted of third degree assault and served tim e. He brought out that the January 30 fight was also pro voked by W illiams, who struck Miller while w a iting to be served his cake helping. The defendant claimed he stag gered back, reached for the first ob ject at hand, and threw it in self- defense. He also sustained burns from the lye, he said. Mrs. Della Kenjockety Of Red House Dies Mrs. Della A. Kenjockety, aged 64 years, died Monday morning in the Salamanca 'City Hospital, follow ing an illness of several months. She was born in Red House, where she had always lived. She was a member of the Presbyterian church of Jim- mersontown. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Luther Jimmerson and Mrs. Olive Gordon of Red House, and a brother, Edward Gordon of Red House; four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Wed nesday afternoon at the Red House Baptist ehureh, the 'Rev. Russell Moore of Salamanca, officiating. Burial was in Red House Indian cemetery. Rocky Crest to Observe Hospital Day Annual Hospital Day will be 0»b- served by Rocky 'Crestt Sanatorium .Sunday ‘May 12 between three and five o’clock in the afternoon, according to the announcement of Dr. J. H. Koms, superintendent. Light refreshments will be served. The public is cordially- invited. Careful Driving Pays Dividends— with Utica Mutual T h a t is n o t a new idea by any means* Ever since automobile insurance policies have been issued to the motoring public by this Company (for over 21 years), the selection of careful drivers as policyholders is one reason why a saving in cost o f 20% has been accomplished. And now, automobile insurance rates in this state are based u p o n the motorist’s driving record and the use of the car. They are lower than in many years. Yet there is still an extra saving because Utica Mutual pays cash dividends to policyholders. If you have an accident, you are not in such dividends. You can buy more protection with Utica Mutual and stiU enjoy a lower cost. Just telephone our district office in ybur city, or mail the coupoik; Either way you will immediately receive full details of insurance cover ages, rates, and convenient installment plans of payment. There is, of course, no obligation o n your part. 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