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THE SALAMANCA INQUIRER, SALAMANCA, N. Y; FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1941. PAGE SEVEH Symbols of American Defense . ' - ft T r a c tors and tan k s sy m p o lize m o d e r n A m e r ica n d e f e n s e . F a r m e r s op e r a t in g th e m a c h in e r y a t th e top are carvin g ou t terraces w h ich d e f e n d th e ir so il from erosion . S o ld iers op e r a t in g th e U n ited S t a t e s arm y tank in lo w e r p ictu r e a r e p r a c t icin g m a n e u v e r s w h ich stren g th e n th e n a t io n ’s arm e d d e f e n s e . American farmers who carry on soil protection work last year built more than 67»000 m iles o f terra c e s , en o u g h to reach m ore th a n tw o a n d a h a lf tim e s a r o u n d th e w orld. CUT FLOWERS and PLANTS for all occasions Phone and Mail Orders receive our careful attention. We wire flowers to all parts a of the world. E. H. Sommerfield 3 6 C o t t a g e Are. S a lam a n c a , N . Y . P h o n e 1 7 3 Inquirer Want Ads Bring Results EDDYVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burroughs, Mr. and Mrs. Denton Burroughs and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Burroughs attend ed the birthday party for Mrs. Wm. Rhoades at Conewango Valley on Monday. About 60 attended the reception given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burroughs Thursday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bur roughs. Rev. and Mrs. Walter Butt and family of Florida and Mrs. Herman Butt of Salamanca spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Burroughs and family. ^If records are worth keepingr—'they should be kept in good condition^ S teel •m \ y f U A N S F E e C ases •ttcr. Cap, Bill, Document Deposit Ticket sizes 3-Dr«vcr £x5, es4aud 8x5 Cud Because ''Y and Steel Transfer Cases sfr& com pletely enclosed, they will keep material free from dust, d ir t and rodents. Caset^ are available for all types of records. They may be stacked to any height ot joined to any width. All cases operate on rollers. Reinforced steel frames give them life-time dura- blKty. Investigate '^Y and Steel Transfer Cases for real economy in trans ferring. Call the \Y and E” Man Mao 1-Drxwer c u e s £>r LedfU Cuds Leach Publishing Company 39 Atlantic St. PHONE 41 Salamanca, N. Y. RED HOUSE Mr. and Mrs. Vern Arnold wero •in Salamanca Saturday evening. Christi Oldro of Sunfish has left his place here to live in Steambui-g where he has work in the milk plant. Robert Ostrander left Monday for Winston-Salem, North Carolina where he will play ball. His parents had a dinner for him at which all the brothers and sisters were pres ent. The out of town ones being Mr. I and Mrs. Alden Ostrander of Little I Valley and Mr. and Mrs. LaVerr.e I Morton and family of Salamanca. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carr were in Olean and Rocky Crest Friday. Haywood Miller and Edward La- Croix had business in Randolph re cently. Prank Bennett of Salamanca was a business caller in town Friday. Celestine Carr was in Franklin- ville Saturday to attend the Y. P. M. S. Institute. Martin Mercer went to Bulfalo last Tuesday and returned Friday. Those from here who went to Fredonia to take part in the Music Festival were DePorest Matteson, Jr., Mary Louise Matteson, Isabel Remington, Lorraine Remington and Greoi'gann Boyer. Mr. and Mrs. DeForrest Carr and children Richard and Sue were in Salamanca Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Prevorce were in Salamanca Saturday. Willis Case of Pranklinville visit ed his brother Ira Case Friday night. Miss Doris Frink, Alonzo Sharpe and Joann DuToit were in Fredonia Saturday to attend the Music Fes tival. Mr .and Mi’s. Prank Bowley of Smethport were here Monday to call at the Bowley home. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Prevorce and son Jack were in Salamanca Saturday. Mrs. James Cargill, Sr., and Ada- lin«^ Tuoto were in Salamanca Sat urday. Mrs. Gertrude Field of Salaman ca was at the home of Alex Pre vorce Thursday. Bible study was held a t Mrs. Vern Arnold’s home Thursday evening. The book of Ezekiel w’^as studied. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rebman of North Collins visited Mr. and Mrs. James Cargill, Sr., Sunday. Arthur Curtis, who teaches in Bay State, spent the week-end at his home near Great Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Haywiood Miller were in Randolph recently. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frink vis ited their son in Buffalo last, week. They brought the grandchildren back with them. Their parents came after them Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Prevorce and daughter and Mrs. William Rholan visited Mr. Rholan at Rocky Crest Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Carr were in Buffalo Friday. ■ June Boyer was taken seriously ill Thursday night and Friday noon she was taken to the Jamestown Hos pital. The diagnosis showed she was suffering from spinal meningitis. Mrs. Howard Boyer and Gerald ac companied her to the hospital; also Mr. and Mrs. Addison Abbey of Brocton. Mrs. Howard Boyer and Gerald were here Monday and report ed her condition as improved. Joseph Sluga was in Jamestown recently. Mrs. Frances 'Garley was in Sala manca recently. Mrs. John Wellenhoffer, Miss Chrystole Miller of Salamanca, and Ivan Goundrey of Monterey visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carr Satur- Mr. and Mrs. John Ostrander, Jr., of Gerry were callers of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ostrander Sunday. Robert Carr attended the father and sem banquet with Noel Mac Donald at the Palace Restaurant, Salamanca, last week Wednesday. Thomas King and son Gerald of Johnsonburg called on Mrs. Bertha Carr Sunday. Isabelle Carr will leave Ches- brough Seminary Friday afternoon to spend her Easter vacation trav eling with the Chesbrough a Cap- pela chorus. Some of the places at which they will sing are Wilkes- Barre, Pa,, Baltimore, Md., Wash ington, D. C., and Newark, N. J. Mrs. Bertha Carr accompanied Mrs. Leon Carr to Little Valley. Mrs. Leon Carr is a trial juroi'. La Verne Anderson of Jamestown and Miss Mildred Edwards of War ren called on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carr and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, DePorest Puller vis ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Wentworth Monday after noon. Harry France is able' to be about Lena Sharpe was in Buffalo last week. Esther Schultz, Mary Prevorce, Lena Sharpe, Bessie IVink and Ruth Miller attended Home Bureau - at Quaker Bridge last week. Ed. Lockwood and 'Mrs. George DeHaas of Eilieottville called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. DePorest Ful ler Sunday. Mr. anid Mrs. William Frink and daughter Jane, were in Falconer Saturday. Ira Case visited relatives in West Valley Sunday. Jennie Bowley was home from her work Monday. \ Mr. and Mrs. Edward LaGroix ana son were in Salamanca Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. DeForest Fuller were in Warren, Pa., Thursday of N o t ic e N o m in a ton o f C o m m ission e r s o f Educa-tion. C ity o f S a lam a n c a , N . Y . A meeting is called of the qualifi ed voters of the City of Salamanca, ,N. Y., to vote for Commissioners of Education, at the Jefferson St., High School Building, on April 16, 1941 at 7:30 P. M., for the purpose of nominating candidates for: One Com missioner '6f Education at Large, One Commissioner from the 1st Ward and One Commissioner from the 2nd Ward, each for a term of Four (4) Years. By Order of the Commission of Education. Dated: April 2, 1941. Clair C. Winship, 14-2tc. City Clerk. L ^ a l Notices C itation — F o r P r o b a te o f W ill The People of the State of New York, By the Grace of Cod, Free and Independent, Send Greeting, TO Alfred J. Hassal, Mamie Brown, distributees of Ellen Cor nelia Hassal, Deceased. WHEREAS, Stuart D. Bullock who resides at 301 Prospect Rd., Peoria, Illinois and Hugh Bullock, who resides at 340 S. Main St., An dover, Mass., have lately presented a petition to the Surrogate’s Court of our County of Cattaraugus, praying for a decree that a certain instru ment in writing, bearing date the 7th day of February, 1934, relating to both real and personal property, be duly proved and admitted to pro bate as the last will and testament of the said Ellen Cornelia Hassal late of the Town of Great Valley, in the County of Cattaraugus and State of New York, deceased. Therefore, You arnj Each of You are cited to show cause, if any you have, before the Surrogate’s Coui’t of the County of Cattaraugus, at Salamanca, N. Y. on the 14th day cf April, 1941, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon of that day, why said Will and Testament should not be ad mitted to probate as a will of real and personal property. (L.S.) IN Testimony Whereof, we have caused the seal of our Surrogate’s Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. Harold K. Gong- don, Surrogate of the said County of Cattaraugus, at Little Valley In said County this 12th day of March in the year of our Lord one thous and nine hundred forty-one. Minnie E. Boberg, Clerk of the Surrogate’s Court. George H. Ansley, Attorney-, for Petitioners Office and P. O. Address Salamanca, 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. ll-4tc. SOUTH DAYTON V. V. V. d u b The V.V.V. Club met with Mrs. Kenneth Haekett on Thursday eve ning. Two guests were present. Bridge was enjoyed and the prizes were won by Mrs. W.^ A. Wolfe and Mrs. Paul Ditmer. A delicious tur een lunch was served. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. F. G. Winship. w . s. o. s. The Woman’s Society of Christian Service met at the home of Mrs. G. A. Gleichman on Thursday afternoon. The program was in charge of Mrs. L, H. Nopper and Mrs. J. Rice. A quilt was also finished during the meeting. Palm Sunday Thought Who Is This King in Triupmh I Coming? All along Jerusalem’s crowded streets eager voices hailed Him. Unknown to many, they cry, “Who is this King?” In' other days a rich young ruler, a sinful woman, Nicodemus, Peter, and many more had given answer. And now Pilate, Annas, Herod and an angry mob would have their an swer. To some He was a Friend, a saviour and a God. To others—a threat to selfishness and sin. Yet Another watched the glad pro cession of One so dear who made His way o’er palm-strewn streets. With joy and deep assurance. He, .too, gave answer, “This is my Beloved Son.” Novice Club The Novice Bridge Club met with Mrs. R. E. Hale Friday afternoon. Mrs. W. A. Wolfe was a guest. The prizes went to 'Mrs. Cora Peavy and Mrs. C. McDonald. The next meeting will be on April 10th with Mrs. L. L. Mann. Scout Items A review of events for the rally wa& held^ during the first part of the meeting on Monday evening. The Scout Rally will be held at Salamanca April 1st. Paper collecting was discussed for this coming Saturday. Banquet W ell Attended About eighty-five attended the banquet given by the Business As sociation in honor of the high school basket ball teams, cheer leaders and coach, held Friday evening at the high school. The delicious dinner was served by the Rebekah’s. The alma mater was led by the cheer leaders and the singing was led by Miss Adilene \Woodmansee W. R. Baris was toast master. A short talk was given by W. A. Nelson, manager of our bi county champion team. Harry Austin, president of the “L o v e Is R e a l In T h is W a r ” So says Elinor Glyn, famed throughout the world for her sym pathetic treatment of human prob lems. She has faced undaunted the bombings and terrors to which Eng land has been subjected for the past year, and now she brings from across the ocean a message of radiant cheer. For the young people of Britain do not, as in the last war, go forth each morning with the thought, **T'o- day may be my last, so what does it matter?” A spiritual uplift is fort ifying the spirit of the beleaguered island, as its citizens realize more and more their responsibilities to the. future happiness of mankind. You’ll not soon forget her dramatic portrayal of the simple wartime wed ding which exemplifies ;bhis attitude. Her article is just one of the many fascinating features in the Enlarged Pictorial Review distributed with the April 6th issue of the New York Sunday Journal-American. Ask your newsdealer to reserve you a copy today. 14-lt last w'eek and in Salamanca Satur- Lee Thorpe of Salamanca called on his daughter, Mrs. Melvin God frey, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson of 'Randolph visited Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schultz Sunday. 'Callers of Mr. and Mrs. John Sharpe Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and son David of Buffalo, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Car rol of Little Valley. John Burch of Onoville is doing some carpenter work for Lawrence Boyer and also for J .Homer Garr. Ted Searles of Randelph -was at the home of Mrs. H. Boyer Monday afternoon. Mrs. G-. L. Anderson, accompanied by her grandson Kenneth Peterson, and Ihis wife Maxine, were visitors at the ihep:ie of Mrs, Lawrence Boy er recently. P R IN T E R S The Inquirer u*e* Empirey news print, news ink, job inks, dfispley type,; Lino metal and printing •nppUes. Empire Type Foundry Delvna, K. Y. When you put the hero of “The Philadelphia Story*’ and the heroine of “Comrade X** together in on.e picture, you’ve got a co-starring team that makes audiences sit up and take notice! Here they are, James Stewart and Hedy Lamarr co-starred fot* the first time ip “Come Live with Mei** directed by the brilliant Clarence Brown, and opening Sunday on the Andrews Theatre screen. It’is the movie event of the month! Board of Education also spoke brief ly. Presentation of the cup was made by Bernard Simon, president of the Business Ass’n. and received by Robert Brown and accepted for the school by Principal J. M. Farmer. Rev. John Steves of Gowanda gave the address of the evening. Everyone reported the evening a successful finish for a very success ful basket ball season. Linen Shower Mrs. Grover Eldred entertained at a linen shower in honor Of her daughter, Miss Margaret Eldred oh Saturday afternoon. Twelve guests iwere present. Mrs. D. B. Fessenden of Fredonia was an out of town guest. Delicious refreshments were served and the honor guest received many lovely gifts. Club Party Wednesday Evening An informal party was given Wed nesday evening in honor of Dr. N. H. Frank, who has been called for ac tive duty as captain in the Medical Reserve. The party was given by the Masonic Club and about twenty-five including a number of Cherry Creek Masons were present. Cards were enjoyed and a de licious lunch served. Eyes Examined . . . OCULISTS’ PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED Stephen G. Engel OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN 8 9 MAIN STREET We Buy All Livestc^ck , Hogs - Cattle •J P o tiltry Seneca Garage S a lam a n c a , N . Y . - P h o n e 4 S 2 DODGE - PLYMOUTH H a v e Y o u r Car W in t e r ized Repairs - Towing Maple Syrup Producers! Use the official Maple Syrup Label of New York State for Identifying Your Maple S3rrup Products Empire State Pure Maple Syrup One Gallon Produced by V It’s Attractive It’s Distinctive These Labels Will Help Sell Your Maple Syrup For Sale in Any Quantity With or Without Your Name Imprinted LEACH PUBUSHING CO. 39 Atlantic St. PHONE 41 Salamanca, N. Y«
