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THE SALAMANCA INQUIEBE, SALAMANCA, Y, FRIfiAY, OCTOBER 4, 1940. m m SEVEN Cary Greint, Martha Scott and Richard Carlson as they appear in ‘‘The Howards of Virginia’* playing at Schine’s Andrews Theatre, Salamanca, Sunday and Monday, October 6 and 7 Eyes Examined . . . OCULISTS’ PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED b r o k e n LENSES DUPLICATED Stephen G. Engel JPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIA^ 8 9 MAIN STR E E T Automobiles Studebaker Hudson Terraplane International Trucks F. A. Forness Salamanca CUT FLOWERS and PLANTS for all occasions Phone and Mail Orders receive our careful attention. We wire flowers to all parts of the world. E. H> Sommeriield 36 Cottage Ave. Salamanca, N. Y. Phone 173 Bucktooth Run “Get Acquainted” party was held at the school house last Tuesday evening for the ladies of the district. Plans were discussed for a “Moth er’s Club”, w ith the first meeting to be held Oct. 29 at the home of Mrs. Ralph Riddle, Lunch was served by the teacher, Mrs. Lois Smith, and Mrs. Vrona. Movies reels were shown on “Children’s Ktealth by a visiting nurse from Olean. A pleasant evening was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Gaul, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Behes and Miss Emma Rid dle of Lockport, and Mr. and Mrs. Steve W atson and son, Edgar of Cattaraugus were callers at James Riddle's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Aldrich, Ralph Riddle and family and James Riddle motored thru the State Park Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mae Greenburg of Sturges, South Dakota, spent the past week with Norman Johnson’s family. Mrs. Greenburg is an aunt of Mr. John- Mrs. Grace W etmore entertained many visitors from away on Satur day. She is improving slowly from her recent illness. Norman Johnson has recently pur chased himself a new team of horses. records are worth keeping,—-they should be kept in good condition’* S teel T ransfer C ases 2-Dta.wer Check Size dovble ocMBijuteeat Cmid Because and Steel Transfer Cases are com pletely enclosed, they will keep material free from dust, dirt and rodents. Cases are available for all types of records. They may be stacked to any height or joined to any width. All cases operate on rollers. Reinforced steel frardes give them life-time dura bility. Investigate \Y and E'^ Steel Transfer Cases for real economy in trans ferring. Call the and Man i3aa 1-Dcmwet case* for Ledccr Cards LEACH PUBLISHING CO. SO AtlanUo St. nocAX. TOSXBXBinco:^ Fbone 41 SalamaBea, N. T. CATTARAUGUS BAKBER— LEW IS Miss Madeline Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Lewis of New Albion and Rollin Barber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Barber, Cat taraugus were united in m arriage on Friday evening at the Methodist par sonage. Rev. H. L. Knappenberger, officiating. Miss Marian Lewis and Robert Lewis, sister and brother of the bride were the attendants. They left on a motor trip to Ohio and on their return will make their home in Cattaraugus. Hillside Rebekah Lodge Hillside Rebekah Lodge held its regular meeting on Wednesday eve ning. The Rebekah Degree was con ferred on Mrs. Mildred Preston and Mrs. Lillian Howard. Election of ofiicers was held, Noble Grand, Mrs. Cora Berg; Vice Grand, Belle Free- horu; Rec. See., Miss Janet Schiedt; Pin. Sec., Arlene Preston; Treas., Mrs. Cora Town; Trustee for three years, Caroline Schulter. A public installation will be held on next Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock. A 6:30 dinner will be served, after which a short business meeting will be held before installation. Stitch and Chatter Club The Stitch and Chatter Club were entertained on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Erwin Bruss. Hos tess served lunch. Legion Auxiliary The regular meeting of the Amer ican Legion Au.xiliary met on Tues day evening at the home of Mrs. Emma Irving. Light refreshments were served by Hostess. P. & n . Missionary Society The Foreign and Missionary So ciety of the ■ Wesleyan Methodist Church held their regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ernest Horth. Hotchldss— Shaffer Miss Esther Shaffer, youngest daughter of Rev. and Mrs. N. R. Shaffer and A. Hotchkiss of Higgins were united in marriage on Friday evening at the Wesleyan Parsonage. Rev. N. R. Shaffer, father of bride, performed the ceremony. After a will live in Higgins, wedding trip, Mr. and Hrs. Hotchkiss Sons of Legion The Sons of the Legion held their regular meeting on Sunday after noon in Legion Rooms. Sons were present from the different Legions of Cattaraugus county. Homemaking Club The girls of the homemaking de partm ent held their first meeting on Monday evening with Miss Pickup. The following officers were elected; President, Jeannette Krager; Vice Pres., H a rriet Manning; Sec., Mar garet W aite; Treas,, Elfrieda Thal- heimer; V^atch Dog, Dora Abbey. Mr. .and Mrs. Robert McCoy of Ii’ving, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Harvey 'and family of Buffalo were guests Sunday of Mrs. George Darling and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolf were guests Sunday of relatives in Buf falo. Mrs, Wolfe remained to spend a week. Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Kelley moved on Saturday from the Beebe house to the Luce house on Washington. Mr. and Mrs. H arry Gieger spent several days last week in Detroit, Mich. Robert Bartlow has left for Ann Arbor, Mich, where he resumes his studies at the University of Michi- Mrs. Elton Howard was admitted to Salamanca City Hospital on Wed nesday and is a surgical patient. Mrs. Roman Grannis, Mrs. Sidney' Graniiis and Mrs. Julia Ploger were in Salamanca on Thursday and call ed on Mrs H o bart Setter a t City Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Harry P, Halwig and sons, Greydon and PMlllp of Olean visited Mrs. J. Armstrong on Sun- Mrs. H attie Luce moved last week to Olean where she will reside. Mr, andl Mrs. Merrill Groves and daughter of Collins were Sunday guests'of Mr. and Mrs. W hitney Mosher. Mrs. Calvin Rich attended the funeral of A rthur McKeever held in Randolph on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Mosher spent Saturday in Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. Alden W agner of Sherman were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M erritt W agner and family. Mr. and Mrs. vldolph Dickman and daughter Joan of Buffalo were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. M erritt Wag ner And family. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Dickman and daughter, Joan of Buffalo, were guests Sunday of Mrs. Hans Herzog and family. Mr. and Mrs. Derek Pox of Wash ington, D. C. are visiting Mrs. Flora Smith. Mrs. H a ttie Luce moved last week to Olean. Mrs. Mable Young spent last week fin Clean w i t h . Mr. and Mrs. Andy Peterson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ashley have rented the lower apartm ent in the Eberlee house on South street. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knopp spent the week end with relatives in Ham burg and Buffalo. Mrs. H obart Setter was discharged on Monday from Salamanca Hospital. Mrs. A rthur Peters spent several days here, recently. Lewie Mau returned home on Thursday after oeing a surgical pa tient at the Salamanca City Hos- Mr. and Mrs. W alter Hoag and daughter Janice and Miss Esther of Buffalo were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. M errill Hoag and fam ily. Harold Berg and Dean Harvey have entered Ohio State University at Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Phyllis Straub and Miss Ele anor Briggs entertained at a variety shower on Friday evening in honor of Miss Alice Willson at the home of Mr, and Mrs. M urray Pickup. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bartholemew of Ellicottville were here on Sun- Mrs. Erwin BrusS and daughter, Jean were week end guests of Mrs. Harvey Pulton and family at Brad ford, Pa. Donald H a rt left Monday for Buf falo where he has employment at the Ford Motor Plant. Miss Olive Nichols of State Teach er’s College, Buffalo was home over the week end. Miss Nichols is prac- •ticing at teaching in Newfane High School. Mr and Mrs. Will Schultz were in Falconer on Saturday. Mrs. S. Skeels and Mr. and Mrs. Denton Burroughs of Eddyville, Miss Joyce Skeels of Olean were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skeels and family. Mrs. Etoile Colvin, Mr. and Mrs. John Sikes of East Otto were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. Colvin and family. Claude Carey of Buffalo called on his mother, Mrs. Melissa Carey on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Halwig of Indiana, Pa. visited Mrs. J. Arm strong Tuesday. Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Pike, Rev. and Mrs A. Sager visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert P r a tt at E a st Otto on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. A. Christie of Buffalo spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hall. Alden Coan was admitted in the Gerry home last week. On account of ill health, Mr. Coan was compel led to give up his barber trade sev eral months ago. Mrs. Charles Orcutt of South Day- ton attended a meeting here of the Home Bureau on Tuesday. She gave a lesson on braided rugs. Mrs. Prank Hawkins and daugh ter, Marian Alice were discharged from Salamanca Hospital on Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Wolfe and family were over the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mc Donald in South Dayton. Miss Dorothy Gowin entertained at her home at a variety shower in honor of Miss Bertha Miller of Wes- Herman Lorrance Jr. le f t ' last week for Boston, Mass., where he will resume his studies. James W ake is attending Ohio Slate University, Columbus, Ohio. Misses Alice Willson and Helen Rogan spent the week end in Vir- Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Tower of Avoca were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George W aite and family. H arry Blakely and Elmer Beach attended the Red and W hite Ban quet held in Buffalo on Monday evening. Rev. and Mrs. N. R. Shaffer call ed on Mrs. Elton Howard and MJrs. Frank Hawkins at the Salamanca Hospital on Monday. Members of the Wesleyan Metho dist Church attended the Cottage Prayer meeting held on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Markham in Gowanda. John Gemmill had the misfortune to fall from his bicycle on Sunday evening and fractured both bones in *his right hand and is confined at his Mrs. A rthur Peters has returned to Friendship after visiting Mrs. Jos eph Straub several days. Franco Autori The first concert of ^ the BuffaJo Philharmonic Orchestra’s winter sea son of 1940-41/, is the dedication concert, conducted by Franco Au- tori, to be held Saturday evening, October 12, to mark the opening of Buffalo’s new $1,500,000 music aud itorium, Kleinhans Music Hall. Endowments Total endowment funds of Amer ican coReges\ and universities amounted in 1935-36 to some $1,600,- 000,000. Income from endowments and private gifts provided some $100,000,000 in operating revenues. Parking Meters M eters to regulate automobile parking a re now in u se in 155 Ameri-« can cities. L a st year, m e ters in 102 cities yielded $3,470,000, the larg est revenue going to Hotzston, Texas, where ^60,000 w as collected from 3,869 m eters. SOUTH DAYTON Local Rebekahs Enjoy Party The following members of the Queen of the Rebekah lodge attend ed the twenty-fifth anniversary cele bration of the founding of the Star lodge at Hamlet on Friday evening. Mrs. Charlotte Sweetland, Mrs. Ella Williams, Mrs. Mable prcutt, Mrs, Mary Zollinger, Mrs. Hazel H a rt man, Mrs. Mable Brown, Mrs. Lil lian Miller, Mrs. Mittle LeBarron, Mrs. Eva Dye, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fancher, Mrs. Neva Palmer, Mrs. Vivian 6orkwell. Ladies Aid The monthly meeting of the Lad ies Aid Society was held Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. Green. The president, Mrs. C. B. Whipple had charge and the devo tions were led by Miss Nina Palmer. M atters pretaining to the organiz ations of the church were discussed. During the social hour the ladies entertained in honor of Mrs, Rupert. Delicious refreshm ents were served and the honor guest received many Nursing Committee The October meeting of the Nurs ing Committee was held with Mrs. J. M. Farm er on Tuesday afternoon. There was a very good attendance and supplies were made for the use of the District Nurse. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. D. B. Fessenden, W.C.T.U. The W.C.T.U. will meet with Mrs. Lewis Kysor on- Friday afternoon, Oct. 4th. Members are urged to at tend and to come prepared to take part in the program. Brotherhood Meeting on Thursday The Four Point Brotherhood had its regular monthly meeting in the South Dayton Methodist Church. Over forty men were present from Dayton, Perrysburg, Cherry Creek and South Dayton and enjoyed a de licious corn beef and cabbage din ner. Harry Austin, the President, called the meeting to order. Rev. Rupert led the devotionals. Roy Bension of Perrysburg gave a brief report on the Conference which was held in New Castle, Pa. All returned home well satisfied. The next meeting will he held in Cherry Creek in October. Scout News The meeting on Monday evening began at the usual time and for the opening of the meeting, the scouts formed a circle with the flag in the center and the ^scouts pledged al legiance to the Dag, while in the background the radio was playing America. This was a very impressive ceremony to’ all the boys. Later in the evening, Ellis Gould gave a very interesting talk on how to make hunting knives and hold ers. The knives to be made from hack saw blades and i;he holders from high top shoes. This would make a very good project for some patrol to consider and carry out. Ray Zen- tecki and K uttle W ard have already started m aking their knives. Let’s w ait and see what the final product will be like. If there are any people in town who have interesting topics on hob bies please notify us. We would he only to glad to hear from you. Thank you. Ray Zentecki. Child H ^ t h Conference A child health conference, under the direction of the Cattaraugus County Dept, of Health, was held in the Perrysburg village school on Wednesday afternoon. Sept, 25th. Dr. I. W. Livermore was in charge, assisted by Miss Marian Hill, South Dayton District Nurse, and the Miss es Helen Comstock and Bertha Szy- m anski. Homemaking students of South Dayton High School. Birthday Surprise iMrs. Lillian Steele of W rights’ Corners 'was given a surprise party last Saturday on the occasion of her SOth birthday by members of the South Dayton Free Methodist Church —^neighbors and friends. Following the dinner there was a program in charge of Mrs. Myrtle Gage a t which time several talks were given and songs rendered hy the young peo ple 'present. Among the out of town guests were Mrs. Riley Potter, Mrs. Jennie Rothfuss, Mrs. Lihbie Goodenough, Mrs. A rthur Mackmer of Collins Center; Mrs. Clyde Lewis of Dun kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Crowell and son of Forestville, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Luce of Cherry Creek. Novice Club Mrs, C. H. Miller entertained the Novice Bridge Club on Friday after noon. Three tables were played and the prizes went to Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Dexter and Mrs. Eldred re ceived the floating prize. Mrs. El dred was a guest of the club. The next meeting will be held in two weeks. Club Sponsors Field Trial The annual raccoon field trial virill be held Sunday, Oct. 6th at the Clar ence Sutter farm on the Cottage road, where the Pine Valley Rod and Gun Club has its club house and rifle range. This field trial is sponsored hy the Cattaraugus and Chautauqua County Raccoon Protective Associa tion and a large attendance of sports men from both counties is expected, Ladies and children may enjoy this event without cost. WUlG STREET A reception for Rev. Glenn Reed and family Was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Harrison, Mon day evening. Mr and Mrs. Will Ashley of Ran dolph spent Thursday at Henry- Leach’s. Dr. Howard Stoll and Miss Drake examined the pupils here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Howe and Mrs. Verna Fisher called at Avery Howe’s at Humphrey Sunday evening. Prayer meeting was held with Mr. and Mrs. H erbert Howe on Thursday evening. After the meeting the neighbors decided to remain for the evening and help them celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary. Refreshments were served and all enjoyed a beautiful wedding cake. They were presented with an electric lamp and everyone wished them many more anniversaries. Many are visiting the new obser vation fire tower which was recent ly completed on the site of the late John O’Hern buildings near Canfield Hill; It is about 85 feet in height and affords a fine view foy many miles. They have fixed a fine park ing place and are building a cottage for the fire ranger. Evangelistic services will be held October 20tb in the Salamanca U. B. Church each evening except Mon day at 7:30. The evangelist is Rev. Marvin Lewis of Red Level, Ala. The song leader is Ray Miller of Cat taraugus. NOTICE OF REDEMPTION From Sales of Lands. Sold for taxes in the year 1939. Take notice; That certain pieces, parcels or lots situated in the Gity of Salamanca, New York, w ere sold for taxes on the 29th day of Decem ber, 1939, by the Comptroller for the City of Salamanca, New York, at his office in said city, and that unless the same are redeemed on or before the 29th day of December, 1940, all persons except the pur chaser on said sale or Ms assigns or the person finally redeeming th e same, shall be forever barred and precluded from claiming any inter est in or lien upon such lands or any part thereof. Dated a t Salamanca, N. Y., this 3rd day of September, 1940. F. W. GARDNER, City Comptroller, 36-2tc, 9, 10, 11. 1940 POLLING PLACES City of Salamanca, N. Y. REGISTRATION: October 9, 10, 18, 1940, 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. lOctober 19, 7 A. iM. to 10 P. M. ELECTION: November 5, 1940, 6 A. M. to 6 P. M. W ard 1, District 1, 11 Atlantic St. •Ward 1, District 2, 13 School iSt., Fire Station. W ard 2, Broad St., Holy Gross Hall. Ward 3, Maple St., School. W ard 4, District 1, So. Main St., Library. W ard 4, District 2, 41 Main St., City Hail. W ard 5, 466 E. State St., Fire •Station. • NEW ALBION Robert Lewis of Blaisdale and Miss Marion Lewis Hamburg were entertained by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lewis, Sunday. Mrs. J. W. Watson left last Thurs day for Lynbrook, L. I, to spend a few days with her daughter, Wil- Mrs. Mary Tingue, Mina Luce, Mary Spink and B. E. Sibley attend ed the W.C.T.U. county convention held at South Dayton recently.* Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Kilby ai^e the happy parents of a nine pound, ten ounces boy, born Sept. 24th, at the Salamanca Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.. H. Johnson enter tained friends from Buffalo Sunday at their home here. B. D. Spink and family spent F ri day evening at O. L. Spink’s. Mrs. Bernice Brookhauser was Sunday visitor of Mrs. Maude Rine- Mr. and Mrs, Frank W aite re turned Sunday evening from a four week’s trip in Canada. Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Smith are working in the canning factory at South Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bever have moved into the house recently va cated by James Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard of East Leon are occupying the Four Fines: Ward 1, District 1. ■Contains all that territory located- therein north of th e center of the Allegany River, east of the Little Valley Creek, and west of the cen ter line of Main -St., and all terri tory west of a line extending at right angles to the center line of State St. from the point where Main and State .St. intersects. Ward 1, D istrict 2. Includes all of said City north of the center of the Allegany River and west of the Little Valley Greek. Ward 2. lincludes all that territory south of •the Center of the Allegany River ■and west of the Center line of Divi sion <St., extending southerly to the south boundary of the City, and south of the center line of Broad St. from the point where it inter sects with the center line of Divi sion St. to the center line of Front Ave., and west of the center line of F ront Ave. to the intersection of the center line of Front Ave. and W. Race St., and all territory west of line drawn north at right angles tO' the center line of W. Race St., from the intersection of the Center Line of W. Race St. and Front Ave. to the center line of the Allegany Ward 3. Includes all of said City north of the center of the Allegany Rivez’, east of the east boundary line of W ard One, south of the north res ervation line and west of the cen ter line of Lincoln Ave. t e the res ervation line and extended southerly to the center of the Allegany Rdver. There shall be included in this ward the island in the Allegany River, commonly known as the Island Park. V/ard 4, District 1. ilneludes all of the said City north of the Allegany River and east of a line commencing at a point in the center line of Main St. a t the south end of the Main fSt., river bridge, extending along the center lino of 'Main St. to the end of South Main •St., and thence continuing along the center of South Miain St. in a straight line to the City line. W ard ,4, District 2. Includes all that territory within W ard 4, east of W ard 2, south of the Allegany River and west of Ward 4, District 1. W ard 5. Includes all the rem ainder, of the city E a s t of Ward 3. Clair C. Winship,. 40-3te. City Clerk. 2,000,900,000 The 2,000,000,000th nickel was re cently iirppped into a turnstile of the mumcipaUy owned 7%-year-old Independent subway system of New York city. Beopen Mine The old Lone Star mine—one of Gie nation’s richest zinc producers in World war days-^s being re opened. For several years the mine has been idle because the demand for zinc did not justify its operation EDDYVILLE Miss Bette Maneval of Cattarau gus was home over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Denton Burroughs spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skeels and family a t Cat taraugus Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Franze, Sr. celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Milton Burroughs, son Clifford and daughter. Pauline, and Miss Bette Maneval attended the wedding of Robert Hussey to Lana Ostrander at the Congrega tional church at Ellington, Sunday. Mrs. A. Laing, Mrs. W. T, Laing and children, Allen Cunningham and sister, R u th were in Palm y ra, Sun day. G. Y, Stevens of New Albion call ed on relatives here, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kiefer, Sr., Mrs. A. Bishop, Mrs. Anna W al- burg, and Miss Shirley Fisher of Lackawanna called a t Milton Bur roughs, Sunday. ______________ _ __________ ^ - Mr. and Mrs. George Skeels and and the ore mill aiow e d to 1 daughter, and her mother, Mrs. H u n t collapse. 'w e r e in Bradford, Sunday.
