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THE SALAMANCA INQUIRER, SALAMANCA, N. T. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1940. PAGE THRHaS NOW 8'-lUUHl FOR THE OLD PRICE OF 6 - ' i u m I UP TO 25% LESS ' ON MOST PIECES 1 For Exomples ^ ■iSff.;-;'-- i 1 I Iced Drink Spoons . NOW $2.09 4.00 4.00 4.00 Services Start a t mr / Convenient Budget Terms ^ u n t ^ 20 - 28 RIVER ST SALAMANCA, N. Y. Graduation Clothes ... and Gifts for the Graduate K «fe S Suits for Graduation are correct in style and color. Whether it’s the convenitional blue . . . standard bn all gradu ation platforms,. . . or the new, more colorful patterns, you’ll _ _ _ _ _ _ find, among hundreds from which to select, just the Suit for you. $10.00 - $12.50 - $15.00 up WHITE FLANNELS - $5.00 GIFTS FROM THIS MAN’S STORE WILL MEET WITH IMMEDIATE APPROVAL ENSEMBLES - - $1.95 up HOSIERY - 23c-85c-45c INITIAL BELT SETS - 90e up SLACKS - $1.45 to $5.00 SHIRTS - - 95c to $2.50 . TIES - - 23c - 45c - 90c WALLETS - LUGGAGE WHITE SHOES - - $3.35 up K E G E R R E IS & SM IT H Father’s Day . . . June 16 WEDDING INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Beautiful Paneled Vellum Stock, with inside and outside envelopes CORRECT FO R M A N D M O D E R N T Y P E FA C E ^ Prices $ 2.75 and up Let us show you our samples—No obligation to buy Not an amateur production, but correct in every detail LOCAL AND MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED LEACH PUBLISHING COMPANY 39 ATLANTIC ST. Salamanca, N. Y. PHONE 41 EAST OTTO Mrs. Willis Myers, Mrs. Lester Klahn and Mrs, Stuart Klahn motor ed to SpringviUe Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Woodard, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Woodard and Mrs. Peggie .Studley were in Cherry Greek, calling on 'Charles Woodard, who is ill with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dallas and son Junior, Earl Reuter of East Concord were Sunday guests at the Andrew Kujaneck home. Mrs. Grace N o rth, son and friend, also John K u janeek a f Gowanda. w e re th e r e as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duffy, Ken- more, visited their summer home from Thursday until Sunday. Special meetings beginning Mon day evening, June 3, and continuing until June 16 are now in progress at the Free Methodist church under the direction of the Rev. L. R. Guillermin of Forestville. ‘Rev. Mr. Guillermin was the evangelist in charge of the meetings at the Brook lyn ehureh last year. 'Mrs. Goldie Baldwin, Lawrence Barber of Ellicottville visited the Woodard home. Mrs. Asa Wpodard went home with them Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ireland were out from Kenmore over Sunday. May Sprowl, Jean and Jane Brooks, Mary Russell and Jeanne Wehust journeyed to Buffalo and Niagara Fails with the Cattaraugus high school class in H'omemaking Friday, visiting the shredded wheat plant and the home of Fro joy ice cream. Several carloads from the north ern part of town attended mission ary service at the >Free Methodist church, Cattaraugus, Wednedsay night to hear Mr. and Mrs. Nahum Perkins ,missionaries, home on a fur lough from San Domingo, speak. The fact that several people from Gowanda where Rev. Mr. Perkins had spoken the previous night came to Cattaraugus to hear him again, was evidence of his ability. ‘The Rev. and Mrs. William Holi day went to the Free Methodist camp ground, Cattaraugus, Thursday to attend the moving bee. iOn Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Woodard, DeHart Woodard, Carl Spring and Mrs. Ona Church motor ed to Cherry Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Scott and daughter Shirley Anne, ‘Perry, visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stoltenburg, Crumb Hill, Thursday. Mrs. Grace Sanderson and Glen Barber were in Cattaraugus, Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe D. Mason, Collins, and Mrs. Lois Rawlings, Rochester, called on relatives in town Wednesday and visited the East Otto cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Opferbeck was giv en a surprise party Thursday night, celebrating his birthday. Among the members of the family who were present were Mr. and Mrs. Irving Opferbeck -and son James, Maples, Fritz Opferbeck and family, Dublin, Wialter Liscow, Little Valley, also attended. Mrs. Ora Beach, Gowanda, Mr. and Mrs. Rog-er Demmon and two children, Buffalo, were in town Dec oration Day and called on Mrs. A, A. Goodrich and daughter Rena. (Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ray, Law- tons, called on Mrs. Mary Bergholtz Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Matson and children, Rochester, and Mrs. Emily Pox, Ellicottville, called on Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bowen Sunday morning. Walter Liscow, Little Valley, and Miss Velma Keishan spent Decor ation Day at Celeron. Mrs. Jennie Hagen returned Sun day from a visit of several weeks with her son Walter Hagen and wife of Cleveland, O. Mr. and Mrs. L. K. ‘Goodrich spent Decoration Day at Cattaraugus, 'Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woodruff and three daughters, Gowanda, were in town Thursday and called oh Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Gross, daugh ter Arvilla, and son Stepheft, Cat taraugus were Saturday evening guests of S. A. Laing. Mr, and Mrs. E. L. Bowen enter tained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, Gowanda, Sunday afternoon. ,Mr. and Mrs. John Bergholtz, Mrs. Mary Bergholtz and daughter Irene, were in Springville Saturday night. Mrs. Leola Plorer, who has been spending some time at home, return ed to her work at Springville with them. The Ladies’ Aid society will meet w ith Mrs. Fannie Edm unds Thursday. Tureen dinner a t noon. Mrs. L. B. Pierce, Lima, spend ing some time at the Perkins home stead. (Mrs. Mary Gren, Springville, and John N. Schreiner, Langford, found business in town Monday fore- Mrs. Roth and family, Buffalo, spent the week-end a t their summer home on Reed Hill. Mr, and Mrs, James Pascuzzo, Wadsworth, and Mrs. Loren Tichnor and daughter, South Bend, Wis., vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Meyer Sunday, Mrs. Earl Razy spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beckman, ‘Otto, last week. .Mr, and, Mrs. Emil Glow and child ren visited her brother Fred Hein and family a t Athol Springs Sunday.' 'Mr. and Mrs. Stanley -Clark enter-, tained as 'Sunday guests Mr. andj Mrs. Otto Spire, Mr, and Mrs. Mich ael Evans and children, Gowanda, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vandenberg, Jamestown. James Percival, Buffalo, visited Mr. and Mrs. George E. Knowlton, Decoration Day. ^ Memorial Day visitors and callers at the E. S. Meyer home were John Mfeyer, Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs.^R. G. Meyer, Little Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lutz, Golden. Mr. and Mrs. William Pritchard motored to Olean Saturday even ing and called on E. C. Goodrich at th e G e n e ral Hospital, who had un dergone a surgical operation the previous Monday and is doing as well as could be expected. Miss 'Max ine Goodrich returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hamele and son Keith, Wanakena, and Ottomar Hamele, Washington, D. ‘C., were guests at the. Amelia Jewett home last ■week. ■Mr. and Mrs. Norman Waite mov ed to Salamanca Sunday. ‘Miss Mildred Hintz is improving, but still has to visit a doctor daily. She is able to stand upon the ailing limb a little. !Mr. and Mrs. George Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Howard ‘Reuther, and four children. East Aurora, Mr. 'and Mrs. George Heller and two sons, Ham burg, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Butterfield, daughter Helen Mrs. Gladys Laing, daughter Alice, 'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Laing, East Otto, and Richard TenEyke, Cattaraugus, visited the cemetery at Eddyville, and dined at the Lincoln Hotel, El- licGttville, Thursday. Mrs. Stuart Klahn -and daughter Marlene visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Wickham, North Otto, Sunday. Loren Woodruff, Bolivar, and Miss Carol Babcock, North Otto, called a t the Stuart Klahn home Sun day Mr and Mrs Leo Eberts, Maples, Don Hintz, Nunda, and Mrs. Dora Hagen were Sunday guests of Otto Hintz. * The teachers and pupils of the East Otto Union school enjoyed a vacation of Wednesday, Thursday and Friday last week, due to some extra time school kept near the Christmas vacation. Mr. and Mrs. William Wehust, Ellicottville, were in town Monday, accompanying their daughter, Mrs. Earl Razey, who had spent a few days with them, back to East Otto. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Meyer and children motored to Springville, Fri day. Mrs. Etoile Colvin, Mr. and Mrs. John Sikes accompanied ‘Mr. and Mrs. John Colvin and son Jacky of C a ttaraugus on a trip to E a s t O re gon Sunday. Mrs. Lillian Gaylord and daugh ter, Mrs. Zina F- Satterlee were in Olean Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. (Stu art Klahn and daughter and Mrs. Lester Klahn were there on Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meyer and Billy visited Mr. and Mrs. William Youngs, Otto Sunday. Harry Berg and Lloyd Russell found business in Buffalo Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Vergith and family have moved from the G. A. Beach place. East street, into the downstairs apartment of the William Russell house. Cemetery Ridge. Mr. and Mrs'. Lee Murphy have moved into the upper flat. Clifford Dabolt has purchased the John Laing property of Cecil Man- ley and expects to move there soon. iMr. and 'Mrs. Paul Stoltenburg and daughters M a rgaret and, V ir ginia were in W e st Valley Sunday, visiting Mi’ and Mrs. Fred Schultz. Ray Frank of Buffalo visited his parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Robert Frank on Bailey Hill, over Sunday. Announcement has been received of the birth of d son, Ro'bert Keith, to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bailey, Bellevue, 0., on May 17. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Maloney of Olean visited her brother, William Steinbar, Decoration Day. He ac companied them back for a visit. Mrs. Emma Beach is helping care for Mir. Gold, Cattaraugus, who is suffering with a broken leg. Melvin Phillips is painting the Berg drug store. Mr. and Mrs. Willihm Lavery, Rochester, visited Mr. and 'Mrs. Mer cer Twichell over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. William Hart, Five Points were Sunday guests. ‘Mr. and Mrst- Paul Stoltenburg called on Mr. and Mrs. James Bailey, Cattaraugus, Friday night. /Daphne and Dean Morton, Elli cottville, were at the Razey home over S a turday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clair 'Wioodard and Roselea Bowen spent Decoration Day a t Celoron and remained to view the fireworks. Miss Alice Brown was up from Otto Monday evening, caling on friends. ;A meeting of the official board of the Methodist church was held at' the parsonage -Friday afternoon. M!r and Mrs. Nicholas Jackson, Buffalo, spent Decoration Bay in town. In the afternoon they with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tigler went to Otto and called on Mr. and Mrs. (Fred Gerhke. Miss Eleanor Tigler accompanied them back to the city. On Sunday, Mrs. Tigler with Rich ard Clark, Otto, motored to Buffalo. 'After dinner at the Jackson apart ment, all drove to Niagara Falls. Eleanor returned home with them that night. . Mr. and Mrs. 'Clayton Miles and son Joim of Gowanda visited her OTTO Mrs. J. W. Truby and Mrs. L. E. Wilber spent Tuesday in Buffalo. Miss Grovene Griem spent the week-end a t Eden with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kenlon and family. Mrs. Lydia Krager of Dunkirk called on friends Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Perkins and Miss Mildred Bird of Bradford call ed on Mrs. Emma Bird Sunday aft ernoon. Mr. and 'Mrs. Ernest -Bird and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bird an d fam ily -at Cat taraugus. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller of Falconer called on Mr. and Mrs. August Gehrke Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jajnes Young, Miss Clara Meyer -and Paul Meyer were in Rochester Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Porter and daughter Jerry of Collins called on Mrs. Clara Meyer Monday evening. Kennoth Griem spent the week end in Olean with Mr. and (Mrs. Clinton Whipple. KILLBUCK Lucille''’Reid is working in Sla- manca. 'Dennison Pennell was home re cently from his work in Mt. Morris to visit his- parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Pennell. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Brien and sons Thomas, Jr., William and Dav id motored to Eldred Sunday. David Manning, who was admitted to the Salamanca City Hospital last Friday, returned to his home Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pollard of Ma- chias visited her sister, Mrs. F. H. Pennell, last week. Miss Evelyn MacMillan sp e n t the Memorial holiday in Olean w ith 'Mr. and Mrs. John Kammery and daugh ter. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Pennell and children, Virginia, James and Jean motored to Bullockville Sunday. Mrs. Carl Jones and little son Lester visited .her mother, Mrs. Etta Manning several days last week. A. B. Tyler and daughter Grace of Great Valley called on their daughter and sister, Mrs. Blanche Hess and family Sunday. Walter Blum of Rochester is here to spend the summer with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Cham berlain. Mrs. Vena Law and sons Forest and Douglas visited the former’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Pennell Saturday. Gladys Lee returned from West- field Monday afternoon. Miss Alice Tyler of Dunmore, Pa., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Blanche Hess, for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph .Springer and family motored to Bradford Sunday. The Home Bureau was entertain ed by the 4-H Club Tuesday even ing. The 4-H girls served lunch and put on a program of entertainment. Mrs. Leona Stewart of Tuna, Pa. visited at the Bess home Sunday. Ashford Town Line 'Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Salzer and family were guests of Mrs. Rose Schumacher and family Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sehiehtel vis ited the Bosz family Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weishan, Mrs. Rose W estfield called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simmons and fam ily Thursday. Donald Y o ring spent the week end with Mr. an d Mrs. English. 'Sunday guests of Mr. -and Mrs. William Bosz were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Poeller, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. George Shumaker. Edwin Swartz and daughter of Springville called on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Aldrow Sunday. Lawrence Newdeck visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Weast Sunday. Miss Helen and Raymond Bosz were in Buffalo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. -Ceylon 'Carter vis ited their son Walton Carter and Mrs. Carter in North Tonawanda Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Engels and family and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ranch called on the Bosz family Fri day evening. George Wassinger was in Buffalo Friday. Mrs. Agnes iSchumacker called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simmons Wed nesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Miles and Tony .Standish were in Ellicottville Saturday. iMr. and Mrs. George G e n tner and family of Buffalo visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carter Sunday. father, John Hancock and family one night last week. Kenneth Fairfield accompanied Glen Barber to the City ‘Hospital, Salamanca, Tuesday where Glen had the middle finger of his right hand removed. He had been troubled Tvith infection for some time, but it had seemed to improve until recently. (Mrs. Louise Dabolt entertained the Firemen’s Auxiliary a t her heme on South street Monday night. The subject of uniforms was discussed, The date for the Annual Carnival will be June 27, 28, .29, The meet ing for next month will be a joint meeting ■with the Firemen' a t the William Lincoln home. Remember Dad ON FATHERS’ DAY WITH GREETING CARDS AND APPROPRIATE GIFTS We Suggest. . . 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