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■i’Wi ' SAiLAltANdA N. Y. F^A Y ; j r A ^ lB ¥ ‘i'l.t941. IIEIS UTTLE VALLEY Miss W ilburta Wible who is a stu dent ai the. Katherine Gibbs Secre tarial School, New YorK City, and who has been spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Esther Wible, returned to school Friday. Perry Campbell of Rahway, N. J., who also spent the holidays with Mrs. W ible accompanied her. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Woodruff and daughter, Valye, spent New Year’s w ith Mr. and Mrs. George H arson and Mrs. E tta W aite at Maples. Mrs. Jennie Armstrong, who has been ill at the home of Mrs. Lee Armstrong of Salamanca, is report ed as about the same. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Johnson and daughter, Joyce, of Delmar returned to their home Thursday, after spend ing the holidays w ith his mother, Mrs. J. J. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Boardman will be guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. H. B ernhoft in Buffalo this week end. Miss Doris Kuenn was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W alter Bowen several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Reno of Bdin- boro, Pa. and son David and fam ily visited Mr. and Mrs. W alter Bowen Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Evans of Pranklinville were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W ard Storum Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Congdon were in Jamestown Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Howard Stoll and family have gone to Florida to spend a few weeks. Mrs. Howard Franklin is confined to her home with pleurisy. Mrs. Reuben H igbee of Cattarau gus is visiting Mrs. E lsie Gorsline th is week. Miss Launa Bowen returned to L ittle Valley Wednesday from Buffalo where she has been a hospital pa- The Rev. H. W. Sander and daugh ter Ruth were at Bradford Sunday afternoon to attend the W alther League Zone meeting. Mrs. John Hopkins of BeGolier spent Friday with her daughter, Mrs. John Mallen. Mrs. Maude Gihson Milks of Great V a lley visited her daughter, Mrs. Ted Carlson this week. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Congdon were in Pranklinville New Year’s day. Michael Asquith of Ellicottville has moved into the residence of the late Fred Clarke on Erie street. Mr. Asquith is in the employ of A. L. Sibley. Miss Ploda Schutt, Mrs. C. A. Burbank, Mrs. Vera Champlin, Miss Pearl Miles, Mrs. T. B. Wood, Mrs. H. W. Clarke and daughter, Evelyn, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. W ilcox and son, Howard, Clarence Leibler, and Rev. C. W. Baldwin were in Frewsburg F r id a y . evening to attend a recep tion at the M ethodist Church given in honor of Miss Marian Derby, a missionary in Montevideo, TJraquay. Miss Derby is home on her .first fur lough. Mr, and Mrs. Paul W imer spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stoll. Darwin Congdon attended • the Bankruptcy Court held in Salamanca Thursday. Mr.- and Mrs. A. J. McDonald of New Orleans and Mrs. Rose Smith of New York have returned to .their bon^e a fter a visit a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerom e Case. Mrs. H enrietta Milks, assembly w arden of the Rebekah Lodge visit ed in Buffalo and attended the visita tion of the assembly president, Mrs. M aud J. McKeel of Geneva. Mr. and Mrs. James Davis and fam ily visited his parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. Floyd Davis from Thursday to Sunday, returning then to their ^ home in Richville. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Greeley of Lqon spent New Year’s with his sis ters, Mrs. John Ackley and Mrs. W., H . Casten. LEON Mr. and Mrs. Harry Petersen-and son spent New. Year’s with Mr. and Mrs. Robert P u ss and fam ily at Duke Center, Pa. Mr. and Mrs.** Michael Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John Petersen of Erie Call-' ed on Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Petersen and fam ily New Year’s Day. Mrs. Cora Seager, who has been spending several m onths w ith her son in Jamestown, is now livin g at her hom e here. The Leon Grange held a meeting at their hall Tuesday evening. School opened here Monday m orn ing after a twd“ w e e k ’s* V acation. Miss Alice Puss of Cattaraugus spent a few days last week with Mickey and Patty Petersen. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Franklin called on Misses Bess and Gertrude Franklin Monday evening. The Home Bureau starts their furniture lessons Thursday, Jan. 9th al Grange Hall. , Mr, and Mrs. |Iow ard Cooper of Buffalo spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Cooper. Mrs. Harold Bruyer returned home Monday from Townsend hospital in Gowanda where she has been a penu- monia patient. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Fuss and fam ily of Dffke Center spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Petersen and family. F a rm e rs Have Good Diets A recent study shows that persons on farm s are more likely to have good diets than persons in cities or villages. end of the week. Mrs. Francis Drake and Miss Bon nie W illiam s w ent to Oil City W ed nesday to get Mrs. Drake’s daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook and small son were in town the first of the week visiting Mrs. Sara Case. Bernard Kelley of Lowry Field, Denver Colo, spent the Christmas va cation with his parents, M r.,and Mrs. Ernest Kelley and his many relatives and friends. He returned to his duty as machine gun instructor Jan. 3. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Armstrong and daughter Marjorie v isited at the home of Mr. and Mrs- Clyde Lowe New Years. Miss Sue Peaslee visited Mrs, T. L. Pratt over the week-end. Mr, and Mrs. Rollin P r a tt left for Florida Tuesday to stay until April. Mrs. C. W. Baldwin and young son returned today from Erie where she has been visiting since New Yearsv Miss Gertrude Rogers, Mrs. Evelyn Wilson and Miss Marion SchusSele of Glean were callers at the home of Mrs. J. J. Johnson Saturday eve- A son was bprh ^ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillipsv*dt the Buffalo Gen eral Hospitah Dfsc. J l . The baby was named Eh Ward , George and weighed 8 1-4 IbS. Mr, Phillips is a surgical patient^'at th e same hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, now liv ing near Bast Aurora, were former ly of this place. Mrs. Elsie Gorsline will entertain the Athena -Guild'^-r-4^onight at her home. 'M rs. Morgan Sigel will give a paper entiHM American White Papet’’ ahd Merow is to reviqi^ IHlO.^ book, “Em bezzled H eaven” by h*r^ig^^:^rfel. The Sorosis Wednesday afternoon a t the hoigi. of Mrs. W il liam Dunbar on ^Jtmrt Street. Mrs. Alan Campbell gave a paper on “My Birthplace” and M rs,'L u lu K ilburn read a paper on “The Johnsons in Africa”. Nineteen members attended the Congregational Ladies Aid meeting which was held at the home of Han nah W atkins Tuesday . afternoon. Election of ofifilcers fpok place with the following result:,P res,. Mrs. G. A. Kickbush; 1st Vied Pres., Mrs. Ara Milks; 2nd Yice Pres., Mrs. H. C. Crandall; SeC,, Mrs. Lee Blendinger-, Treas., Mrs. C. G. Armstrong; Mr> and Mrs. Leo Little and son. Chaplain, Mrs. J o h n Stoll. Delicious Sidney, spent Sunday a t the home of refreshments w'ere served hy the hostess. Mrs. John Ackley. Mrs. Floyd Davis is confined to ber home,by illness. Miss LaVanchia Campbell and Miss Dorothy Barnes, have taken the upstairs apartm e n t in the Richard Eigimie house. k&s. - GIaiide Carpenter of Frews-, burg visited Mrs. Thomas Wood ou W ednesday. Mrs. Ruth Case left today for her home in Rochester to care for her mother, Mrs. E. J- Underhill, who is ill, Julian. U nderhill, brother of Mrs. Case w as struck by a, car Mon- Aay and received minor Injuries. EtO will receive hospital until thfi The Nursin’g Committee will enjoy its first meeting in the hew room provided for them over the Red Cross rooms, this,afternoon a t 1:45. The. work on layettes will be continued. The Nursing Committee which has heretofore been an independent organization Is this year sponsored by the local Red Cross. The monthly meeting of the Wom an’s Division of Christian Service was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Thom as Wood. Plans were made for the coming brother hood suBoef. Mrs. Ruth Jacobs presehted the program. CATTARAUGUS Max MOsher. Max Mosher for many years a resi dent Of Cattaraugus, passed away Wednesday morning at the age of 69 at the home of Miss Mary Carroll’s, following an illness of five years. He was born in the town of Persia on June §th, 1&72. Mr. Mosher had been employed on the Carroll farm for over 40 years and on account of ill health gave up farming and moved to the Anderson home* on South Main. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Chester Briggs and Mrs. Ara Potter. Funeral services were' held from the B r igg’s Funeral Home, South St. Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev. Harold Knapenberger officiat ed. Burial was made in Liberty Park Cemetery. Bearers who assisted, Louie Ritter, Harold Skeels, Frank W ilder, Em mons Pepperdine, Clarence Bever, John Saalfield. Relatives from out of town who attended, Mr. and Mrs. Sharon Swan oL Randolph, W ill Schaich of Sala manca, Milton Potter, Mr. and Mrs. H erbert Briggs of Buffalo. P a s t Grands d u b The Past Noble Grands Club were entertained on Thursday at a 6:30 dinner at the home of Mrs. A rthur Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. Martin Danner an nounce the engagem ent of their daughter, Jane Adeline to Charles Vogtli of Gowanda, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vogtli. Auxiliary The Ladies Auxiliary of the Amer ican Legion held their regular meet ing on Tuesday evening and were entertained at the home of Mrs. L. Mau, South St. Birthday Club The Birthday Club were enter tained on Saturday at a 12; so' tur een dinner at the home of Mrs. G. Dawson. W.H.F.M. Society The Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Wesleyan Church held their regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon at the home of M arshall Storum. CVe.scent Class The Crescent Class were enter tained on Monday evening at a 6:30 tureen dinner at the home of Miss Jessie Oakes. Mr. and Mrs, Cleo W aite and family attended the funeral of his father, Eugene W aite held in Na poli on Monday afternoon. John Ferrara, Attorney of James town opened up a new law office in the Rich Block, Main street. Mr. and Mrs. F e rrara have moved and are residing in the newly decorated flat back of the law office over the Regenauer Store. Mrs. Elton Howard and Mrs. Marshall Gathers met with an auto accident near Seneca Junction on Monday. They were returning from Cuba when th e ' car struck an icy stretch in the road and over-turned. Occupants suffered from shock and several bruises. The car was badly damaged. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Smith of North Collins spent New Year’s Day with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dryer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Elm er Beach re turned home Friday from their wed- dig trip to Florida. ' Richard Hale of Belfast was a week end guest of Leland Austin. . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Opferbeck and family of East Otto have moved to the Eber R u ssell house in Lover’s Mr, and Mrs. C. A. Briggs were New Year’s guests of Mr. and Mrs. H arry Rieherman in Dunl irk. Rev. and Mrs. N. R. Shaffer, Miss Grace Cole, Mrs: Clarence Stoddard were in Salamanca on Thursday. Robert Lytle of Houghton spent several days with Miss Louis Die trich. Miss Dietrich returned to Houghton College on Saturday. Miss Elsie Groh of New York spent the holidays a t home v/ith her father, John Groh. Leland Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Austin were in Belfast Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beach enter tained at a family party at their home on Sunday in honor of the newly weds, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Beach. I Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Moore and daughter spent several days last week in Canada with relatives. ■ Miss Verna Shaffer of Brilliant, ft. has nuturned to her school duties. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boardman a t tended the funeral of the infani daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W al ter Crick of H ighland Ave., Salaman- •ca a t the home on Wednesday at 10 o’clock. Mrs.- Ruth Klock, R. N. of Pitts burgh spent several days last week at the Forester home. MlTBi TnyJor McDonald and chil dren were week enU iguests of her mother, Jwibs;’ J o h h ,Moss in Cottage. | Mrs. Anna Peterson and Mr. and rs. Vern H a rt were guests Sunday K A H L lk inOL of Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Krebs in Go wanda. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mosher spent Sunday in Hazelton, Pa. Mrs. M errill Houghton and son, Dennis Merrill were discharged on Saturday from Salamanca City Hos pital. Mr, and Mrs. Wallace VanAerniii^ of Blasflell, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hep- pner and fam ily of Buffalo, Frank VanAernum of Lincoln Nebraska and Mrs. Jam es VanAernum, Mr, afid Mrs, Clarence Brewster and family 'wei*e New Year’s guests of Mr. and Mrs'. Henry VanAernum. Miss Annette Irving 'left Sunday for Alfred after spending the holi days at home. Mrs. Emma Irving and Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Ellis accom panied her. Rev. Courad Bachman is spending the winter in Buffalo with Miss Frei- da Scholl. Mr, and Mrs. O. Chamberlain and son Bruce, Miss Ruth Chamberlain and Mrs. Fred Chamberlain were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. Chamberlain and family in Belfast. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Bruss spent New Year's Eve w ith Mr, and Mrs. Erwin Boberg and family in Little Valley. Rev. and Mrs. Miles W agner of Findley Lake were week end guests Sunday pf Mr, and Mrs. Louis Die trich. Miss Xiulu Miller spent several days at her home in Gowanda last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Endelman are home from their trip to Aigonac. Miph. Dr. and Mrs. Theo. H olm lund and fam ily. Miss Betty Maneval are spending several weeks at Miami Beach, Florida. Mrs, Mary Dewey of Middleport is spending some tim e w ith Mr. and Mrs. John M ulasky and family. Howard Cleveland attended the New Years Eve Fete held at the rancher home in Salamanca. He also attended the Open H o u se Fete held at the Fredrickson hom e on New Year’s Day. Mrs. Nancy Wood entertained at her home last week several friends in honor of Miss Elsie Groh of New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Cole and fam ily of Perrysburg visited several lelatives here oh Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.^^hward Cottrael have moved to the house on Lin coln Ave. ' 'i , James Wake\ and Dean Harvey of Columbus University, Ohio, and Don ald M attison of Philadelphia left Sunday after spending the holidays at home. Mr. and Mrs., Elmer Beach are liv ing at the YPUng’s home on W ash ington. The Sunday School Teachers of Immanuel Lutheran Church at Otto held their Bible study club on Mon day eve with Mrs. Otto Chamberlain. Miss Helen Davis spent the holi days with her ^parents In Cherry Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cullen and fam ily spent the week end in B u f falo. Mrs. Vern H a rt Mrs., Fred Laing, Mrs. Ed. Arnold attended the Home Bureau meeting held in Salamanca on Friday. Mrs. Marshall Gathers of New J e r sey has returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elton Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Setter have left for California where they w ill spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dryer of Ham burg were guests New Years of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dryer. Miss Ellen Dake of Batavia, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dake and son, Greg ory of Hamburg were recent guests of Mr. a n d Mrs. Oliver Dake. Movies to be Shown at Little Valley P. T. A. * Taking advantage of the new sound system and movie facilities in the school, the P. T. A. will be treat ed to a program of two movies at its next regular meeting Monday evening in the school auditorium. The first film to be shown is titled “School” and shows a progresive educational school in action. In a carefully prepared presentation are shown a group of young children be ing trained for Democracy. This is the only film ever made in a class room with dialogue by the children w ithout commentary. 'j The .sceond fllm is “Modern Edu cation* in- Beaverton Consolidated School”. ■ Mrs. Maehel Ellis; who is hostess for the month of January, arranged the program. The regular bi-monthly meeting of the Cattaraugus Rural Council of P.'T.'A, is to be held in conjunction with* this meeting. A fter the profgrj^ a social hour I A son was horn to Mr. - and Mrs. * Carl Snyder On NeW T e a r ’s Day. His name is Harold Clarence. Lillian Miller s confined to her home by illness. Paul Miller was in Ellicottville Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs, Leo_ Scott a n d daugh*^ ter called on* h er sister and family last week. , . ’ Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Meacham of Salamanca were at Paul Miller’s on. Sunday. Mr. :and Mrs. Charles Snyder'nnd daughter of Olean calle^^ on Mrs. Carl Snyder. Sunday. i!\' Helen Miller is earing for Mrs,, Snyder and baby. * J' ‘ ' Mr, and Mrs. Ernest‘S ^liitchinson o“ Salamanca were to see her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Kilburn. H arry and Alice Miller p f Otto spent their vacation at their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. H arry Poster. Mr, and Mrs. Dahill have a sick horse at this writing. SOUTH DAYTON Novice Club Mrs. M. J. Wilson entertained the Novice Bridge Club on Friday after noon. Mrs. I. B. W aters and Mrs. Grover Eldred were guests. Three tables were played and the prizes were won by Mrs. R. E. Hale, Mrs. A. C. White and Mrs. John Casten. A delicious luncheon was served at the close of the meeting. The club w ill m eet in two weeks with Mrs. A. C. W hite. Study Club The Monday Study Club met at the home of Mrs. W. K, Dayton on January 6th. There was a good at tendance and the roll call was the Story and exhibition of the oldest article in possession of eack mem- Mrs. Gardner Oekser, gave a paper on Family and it’s Relationship. Miss R u th Seibert had an article on Home Life in Colonial Days and Miss Edith Weaver gave a book review, “Theres’- no Place Like Home”. The club will meet with Mrs. M. M. Wood on Jan. 20th. Board Met The January meeting of the vil lage board was held on Monday eve ning. Various m a tters of business were discussed and a resolution was passed that anyone wanting to have their driveway plowed could have it done for fifty cents. w.s.c.s. The W oman’s Society of Christian Service will meet on Thursday after noon with Mrs. B. W. Tewinkle. M rs. E. V. Rupert will be the leader and the topic will be The Emergence of a Nation. Mrs, Prank Blotner will lead the devotions. W.C.T.U. The regular meeting of the W.C. T.U. was held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. Y. Rupert. There was a very good attendance. Mrs. T. R. Thayer was in charge and a evangelestic jirogram was given. - The February meeting''will be held with Mrs. T. R. Thayer. Olean Man Charged With Manslaughter John Martello, 50, Clean, will come to trail Jan. 27 charged with first degree manslaughter, county judge Orla E. Black said Monday at open- ign of county court when Mar tello pleaded innocent. H e had been indicted for allegedly ‘stabbing and causing the death of John Joyce in Olean on Nov. 14. Martello was represented by attorney G. Sidney Shane of Salamanca, and remains at liberty in $7500 bail. Robert E. Lounsbury, 23, Ellieott- ville, pleaded innocent Monday to an offense involving a ten-year-old child at Ashford oii Oct. 14. He was r e presented by Jesse M, Seymour, Sala manca attorney, and will come to trial Jan. 20. Bail ^ a s continued at $7500. A plea of innocent was entered for Howard I. Trainor, 52, Buffalo, accused of third degree burglary. It is charged that he broke into the Borden Co. plant at Randolph on Oct, 26, taking 16 bars of spider. He will come to trial Jan. 22, to^be represented by Mr. Shane. Fred E. Schuttecker, 2S, Bolivar, pleaded guilty to burglary third de- gi*ee at Olean on Nov. 5, ahd will bean his sentence imposed Jars. 13 hy Judge Black. Victor, 18, and Henry Redeye, 16, both of Cattaraugus Indian reserva tion entered pleas of guilty to third degree burglary, charging that they tfok a radio, rifle and tools trom the Casper Stockton residence in Perrys- burg on Oct. 2^6. They were^ repre sented, hy attorney Charles Congdon STATE OF NEW* T 6 ^ COUNTY COljRT: . ‘ CATTARAUaUS COiUNTY. in the Matter, pf the Application of the Board, of Supervisors of the County of Catiiaraugus, V acquire certain lands in the T o W of Sala manca, in. soldi ^ right of way fo r tjiel c.pj^trqction of the ' \ Nht^fie Is H e r e ljj' Qlveii that the Gomip^lloners.^.ef .Appraisal i n . the above 'ehtitledT m a tter, will attend a t the Court House in the Village of Little Valley, before the Hon. Orla E. Black, County Judge, on the 17th day of Januaryj 1941, at ten o’ clock, in the forenoon pf that day or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, fo r the purpose of apply ing for an order confirming the award of the Commissioners in the above entitled action. and to deter mine the rights qf the parties in and to the said award and any other m a tters which may properly come before the court.' Dated: Deeemiber 31st, 1940. Herman Lavery, Frank A. Rhodes, Glenn H e s s,' C ommissi On ers. l-2tc. win be enjoyed wiUi games and re - | of Gowanda, Sentence is to be im- fresbanents. ©OSod J&A. 12. STATE OP NE'W YORK COUNTY COURT: CATTARAUGUS COUNTY. In ’the M atter of. the' Application of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Cattaraugus to acquire certain lands in the town of Little Valley in said County f o r a right of way for the construction of the Sal amanca-Little Valley Pt. 2 S. H. No. 5259-A from Elkdale Country Club, TO.: ELKDALE COUNTRY CLUB, INC.: Notice Is Hereby Given that the Commissioners of Appraisal, in the above entitled m atter, w ill attend at the Court House fn the Village of Little Valley, before the Hon. Orla E. Black, County jfndge, on th e 17th day of January, 1941, at ten o’clock in the forenoon of *that day or as soon thereafter a s ’ Vouhsel can be heard, for the^purpoSO of appl37ing for an order confirming the award of the Commissioners in the above entitled action and to determine the rights of the parties in and to the said award and any other matters which may properly come before the court. Dated: December 31st, 1940. Herman Lavery, Prank A, Rhodes, Giehn Hess,'*' !k. <5o^missioners. ■ >!i V , . STATE OF NEW YORK ' COUNTY COURT: COUNTY OF CATTARAUGUS. In the M a tter of the Application of the Board of Supervisors' of the County of Cattaraugus to acquire certain lands in the Town of Sala manca in the said County for a Hghfc of way for the cDnstructidn of the Salamanca-Little Valley Ft. 1 B. H. 5265 from . Mrs, Viola Bump, Clare Winship, Floyd Winship, Olean Elec tric Light and Power Company and the iroquois^Gas'Corporation, ' T04 MRS. VIOLA BUMP, bUARE WINSHIP, FLOYD YTINSHIP, OLE AN ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POW ER COMPANY and the IROQUOIS GAS CORPORATION; Notice Is Hereby Given that the Commissioners of Appraisal in the above entitled m atter, will attend at the Court House in the ViHage of Little Valley, before the Hen- Orla E. Black, County Judge, on the 17th day of January, 1941, at ten o’clock in the forenoon of that day o r as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, “for the purpose of applying for an order confirming th e award of the Commissioners in the above entitled action and to determine the rights of the parties in and to the said award and any other m atters which may properly coirie before the court. ; Dated: December 31st, 1940, Herman Lavery, Frank A. Rhode’s',' ■Glenn Hess, ' Commissioner.^. l-2tc. l-2tc. CITATION— For\ ^rpfeate , of Will The People 61, th^]jS tate, of New York, By the.jGrace of God, Free and Independent,joSi^ndy Greeting, To M ate K ^ p r , -Margaret Put nam, Leon D,. Lewis,. “ J®hn Doe” and “Jennie Roe?’,' the names “John Doe” and “Jennie Roe” being, fic titious, the tru e names of said per sons being unknown to petitioner, such persons being the descendents of M argaret Phelps, Lydia Squire and May Russell, now deceased, who were sisters of Frank W. Gould, deceased, distributees of Prank W. Gould deceased, ; WHEREAS, Fred E. Simons who resides at 211 Front Ave., Salaman ca, New. York, has lately .presented a petition to the Surr.ogate’s Court of our County , of Cattaraugus, pray ing for a decree -that. -a .certain in strum ent in writing, bearing date the 4th day of December, 1940, re lating to 'both real .and personal property, be duly proved and ad mitted to probate, as the last will and testam ent of the .said Prank' W- Gould late of the City pf. Salaman ca, in the County of Cattaraugus and State of New York, deceased. Therefore, YOU AND BACH OF YOU are cited to show cause, i:f any you have, before the Surro gate’s Court of the County of Cat taraugus, at Salamanca, N. Y. on the 10th day of .February, 1941, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon of that day, why said Will 'and Testament should not be admitted to probate as a will of real and personal proper ty. IN TESTIMONY WHERE OF, we have .caused the seal o£ our iSurrogate’s . Court to be hereunto of- (L. S.) WITNESSy . Hon. Harold K . , Congdon, Surrogate of the said County of Cattaraugus, a t -X/itiJe Valley in said ■County '\this 27th day .of December in the year of .our Lord ■one thousand nine hundred and forty. Minnie,.E. ^Boberg, Cler^ of Surrogate’s Court. T George H. Ansley, Attorney for Petitioner, Office and Post Office Address iSalamanca, New York. Note— The -Statute requires this Citation to be served upon you. It is not necessary for you to appear unless you wish to file objections. STATE OP NEW YORK , COUNTY COURT: CATTARAUGUS COUNTY. In the M atter of the Application of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Cattaraugus to acquire certain lands in the To-wn of Little Valley in said county for a right of way for the comstrdctiozi of the^ Sal amanca-Little \ValWy Pt. 2 S. H. 5259-A from Willis F. Smith, Ethel M. Smith, his wife, Land Bank Com missioner, The Federal Land Bank of Sprin^ield. TO : WILLIS F. SMITH, ETHEL M. SMITH, LAND BANK COMMIS SIONER and'TH E FEDERAL LAND BANK OF SPRINGFIELD: Notice Is Hereby Given' th a t the Commissioners of Appraisal, in the , above entitled m atter, will a ttend the Court House in the Village of// Little Valley, before the HOn. Orla E. Black, County Judge, oh the 17th day of January, 1941, at tsn o’clock in the forenoon o f that day or as soon thereafter as counsel can he heard, fo r the purpose of applying for an order confirming the award of the Commissioners in the above entitled action and to determine! tne rights of the parties in and -to the said award and any other m a tters which may properly come before the court: Dated: December 31st, 1940. Herman Lavery, Prank A. Rhodes, Glenn Hess, Commissioners-. NOTICE— SALE OF PROPERTY Pursuant to a resolution of the Common Council duly adopted a t a meeting thereof held on January 6, 1941, the City of Salamanca, N. Y., will sell at. public auction to the highest bidder on Februarjf 3, 1941, < at 7:30 P. M., at the Gotincil Cham ber, City Hall, Salamanca,-N. Y., a t ^ a regular meeting of th e Conamo^ Council, the following - p roperty I Lot No. 5 Central Ave., size a b o u t ^ I 5& f t X 1-50 ft., bounded north by Calabro, East by Central Ave., South -by the -City of Salama-nca and West by Connelly. 379 Broad St., -Size a b o u t 75 ft. x 250 ft., bounded North by Broad St., East by Shay, South by Shay and W est by Shay. 29 H enry St., Size about* 50 ft. x 200 ft., bounded North b y Krantz, East by City of Salamanca, South by Henry St., and W est by Binise- wicz. Vacant lot, Henry St., Size about 50 ft. X 200 ft., bounded N o rth by Clark, E a st by Dunlap, South by Henry St., and West by City of Sal amanca. The City reserves the right to re ject any and all bids. Such sale shall not be binding upon the City unless approved by three-fourths of all members- o f the Common Council and also approved by the Mayor, Clair C. Winship, 2-3tc City Clerk. ’ B. A. R. £. Holds Installation The annual installation, o f offi cers of the B. A. R. E., division 87 was .held in Legion Hall la ^ week Thursday evening, as follows: past conductor, George W insor; conduc tor, William Edmonds; engineer. Dominie Conte; secretary-treasurer, John Mix; motorman, Tony Ambus- ke; fireman, Edward Rogers; mach inist, George W ipsor;. bi^keman, John Strable; fJagmnn, Haipry Cur tis; trustees, Ben 'WillianisYqr three years; Richard Jacobs f o r ’W d years, and iBen\ Lewis for -one- yeav.
