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PACBi SIX THE SALAMANCA I K Q X n i^, SALAMANCA, N. Y. FRIDAY, MAY 16, 194X. IIEFS GREAT VALLEY Mrs. N e llie Ryan 'Our town was deeply saddened Monday to learn of the passing of Mrs. Nelli© Ryan, widow of the late merchant and grocer, Michael Ryan. Mrs. Ryan’s death occurred in the City Hospital in Salamanca follow ing an illness of about two weeks. She 'was bom in Killbuck and had lived, all of her life in this town. She was a member of the United Brethren church here and was al ways an active member as long as health permitted. Mrs. Ryan was a friend tO’ everyone and did many kind: deeds to friends and neighbors. Mrs. Ryan is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Courtney B. Norton of Great Valley and two grandsons, Ryan and Jame.s Norton of Great Valley; four nieces, Mrs. Harry Caldwell of Salam a n c a, Mi.'. Don Ilen n in g e r and Mi.'. Nellie Nobles of Randolph, and Mrs. George Rey nolds of Buffalo. The funeral which wa.s largely at tended was held from the home of her daughter, Mrs, Covirtney Nor ton, Thursday afternoon at 2 o’ clock. The Rev. Roland M. Wendell o f the Rirst 'Con^egational church .of Salamanca officiated. Interment was made in the family plot in Green cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. John Gilman were in- Clean W ednesday. Mrs. Frank Preston and Zenith Burt of Cattaraugus visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Raiber last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Block and family spent Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Elvers, near Springville. Mrs. John Raiber and family vis ited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Fay, in Humphrey, Sunday afternoon. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watkins Sunday, were Mrs. Laura Simond and daughter Vilma, of Buffalo, Mr. and Mr.=!. Joshua Bates and son George of Killbuck asid Mr. 'and Mrs. Elmer Vaughn anU daughter Marguerite of Great Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Laidlaw and Mrs. Gilbert Laidlaw and son of Lin den, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. James Mac- Claren and two children of Eliza beth, N. J., and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Neely and children of Gowanda were week-end and Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marble. The Rev. and Mrs. John Carlson are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Krause in Water- Albert Games and family have moved into Edward Clark’s tenant house. Mr. and Mrs. John Mix and son John of East Aurora spent Tues day at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Dime Green. • Edward Sherman and family have moved hack onto his farm. ‘Mrs. Catherine Sherman of Frasnk- linvill© was calling on friends here . last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gilman were week-end and Sunday guests of her mother, Mrs. Bertha Pingrey, in Honeoye. Mrs. Hester Gilman has been ad mitted to the 'City Hospital in Sal amanca as a medical patient. Mr. aai'd Mrs. William Nagel and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Marble and family attended the burial of Gil bert Laidlaw of Linden, N. J., at FrankMnville, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Block and son Rodney were dinner guests Sunday at the home of 'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bonsteel. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Burdick of Fillmore were Sunday guests at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Drake and Mr. and Mirs. Charles Newton- Guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dime Green were Mrs. Mary Fesler, George Fesler and Miss Madeline Kreitzler of Salaman ca, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green of Scio and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bar ber of Orchard Park. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Block spent Sunday evening at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Block in SpringviUe. The Philathea class gave John Chase a birthday party at his home Friday evening. There were eleven present. Games were the diversion of Ih© evening. Refreshments were served. The W.M.A. will hold a Mothers’ Day banquet at the ehurch parlors “ Friday pvening. •Frank Chase has returned home from New York City, where he was a delegate to an F. & A. M. conven- The Willing Workers met with Mrs. John Ohase W ednesday after noon. Mrs. Harold Hall was in charge o f the devotionals. Lunch was serv ed by the hostess. The Home Bureau held* a meet ing at the home of Mrs. Clarence Pelton Tuesday evening with an at tendance of thirteen. Mrs^. Felix Du- han was in charge of the business meelang. A vegetable cookery les sen was planned to 'be held at the Kome o f Bfrs. Ellsworth Brown Thursday evening. Plans were made to send leaders ORLANDO George Ranney was in Chicago re cently. Miss Alice Horning, Ed Tilden and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Horning vis ited their uncle in Rochester over last week-end. Dr. Cleveland was in this vicinity one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fritchie, Ar thur Fritchie, Mrs. Caroline Mayer, Mrs. John Schener and Adolph Schener of Salamanca called at the home of E. W. Schaich one even ing' rf-cently: Dr. G. D, Stone was at the home of Erwin Mayer Thursday night. Mrs. Mary Dietch of Buffalo is visiting Mi\ and Mrs. E. W. Schaich. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Mayer caU- • d on .Mr. ami Mis. Donald Se'; athr at EllicoUville Satuiday eveiiir;;. Loren Horning of Croat \ ’ailoy wa.s lioiV d i n i n g the week. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Deininger were in Salamanca Friday morning. C. J. Oakes and family of Clean visited at the home of Dan Oake.s Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Lindbergh and sons Jimmie and Frankie, and friends of Fredonia and George Boyce and son of Laona spent Sun day at the homes of George Ranney and Warren Boyce. Erwin Mayer was in Salamanca Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Deininger spent Sunday out of town. Karl Salzer and Carl Deitch a*nd friend of Buffalo visited Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Schaich Sunday. Mrs. Tad Swortz, Mrs. V .D. Rick- erson of Glean, Mrs. Herman Brown, and daughter Lillian, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Schrader of West Valley, Mrs. Donald Schrader, Mrs. Fred Perkins and Mrs. Eugene Perkins of Little Valley, Miss Carol Milks and Mrs. Erwin Mayer, attended a party at the home of La Verne Wulff Wed nesday in honor of Mrs, Schrader. John Youngs of Ellicottville call ed on our street one evening last week. E. W. Schaich was in SpringviUe Friday. The teacher, Miss O’Brien and pupils held a wiener roast at E. J. Alexander’s one evening last week. Lillian W estfall and Carl Salzer w ere guests. Patricia Ra-nney spent one even ing last week with Lillian and Violet Westfall. Heating Other Rooms Arranging a fireplace so that it win heat rooms other than the one in which it is located can be done by placing it in an inner wall of the house and using in it a heat-circu lating unit. Outlets in the front, sides and back will circulate heat in four directions and will comforta bly heat a five-room house. for lessons in making cotton mat tresses at some future date. A pro ject has just been finished by clothing leaders Mrs. A. H. Folts, and Mrs. O. B, Carnes, the comple tion of seventeen semi-tailored cot ton dresses. Several members have reconditioned old bridge, floor and table electric lamps intO' indirect lighting lamps. The officers elected for the com ing year were: Mrs. Felix Duhan, reelected chairman; vice chairman, Mrs. Alson Folts; secretary, Mrs. Fred Morton, reelected; treasurer, Mrs. Howard Stady, reelected; pub licity chairman, Grace Tyler, re elected; flower fund. Miss Grace Tyler, Mrs. Fred Morton. Leaders were appointed as fol lows: clothing, Mrs. A. B. Carnes, Mrs. Alson Folts; food nutrition, Mrs. E. L. Brown; household d.ecora- tion, Mrs. James Robinson, Mrs. John Raiber; flora culture, Mrs. Ed ward Krause, Mrs. James Robinson; recreation, Mrs. Fred Morton, Mrs. Clarence Pierce; household man agement, Mrs. \Felix Duhan; crafts, Mrs. John Robinson. The committee for the meeting at Mrs. Felton’s on refreshments and games was the hostess, Mrs. Pel- ton, Mrs. Ellsworth Brown and Mrs, John Robinson. Prizes awarded for games were given to Mrs. Felix Du han, Mrs. Fired Morton and Mrs. Howard Stady. Mrs. Henry Lounsbury returned home Wednesday from Jamestown where she had been spending week with her sister Mrs. R. E. An derson. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Howe and Mrs. Ralph Halladay and son Harry were in Meadville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and daughter Neva, Mrs. Harlan Meach- am, Mr. and Mrs. 'Andrew Aumock, ■Mr. and. Mrs. William Brown and sons Frank and William and Edward Brown and son Richard attended the funeral Sunday o f Mrs. David Brown in Warsaw. Mrs. Brown was fatally burned from an explosion of kero sene oil while starting a fire. Mr. and Mrs. G. Osgood of Fitch were Sunday guests at the home 'Qf their son 'Ralph Osgood and family. A. B. Tyler and daughter. Miss STEAMBURG The week's activities of the Steam- burg United Brethren in Christ church. The Rev. H. V. Lindquist, pastor. Friday evening. May 16, the Fellowship Club and others will go to Warren, Pa., for the evening ser vice at the United Brethren church with the Rev. Marvin Lewis of Red Leven, Ala., bringing the message. Those desiring to go are requested to be at the U. B. church here at 6:30 p. m. (DST). Sunday, May 18, is Church Loyalty Day and every res ident member is requested to at tend the morning and evening wor ship services and as many, non-res ident members as possible, 10:00 a. m., Sunday school with the Jun ior boys’ class in charge of the opening worship service, 11:15 morning worship service, sermon by the pastor. 7 :00 p. m. Christian En deavor meeting with Harley Acker as leader. 7 :45, evening worship service. Tuesday afternoon after school, children’s meeting at the parsonage. Wednesday evening, 7:30, mid-week piayt 1 service and Bible study at the | churcti. The book of Obadiah will be studiod. F iid a y evening. May 22, f the Fellow.'hip Club will meet at tbo^ • church. The Rev., and Mrs. H. V. Lind quist, Ellen Harrington and Joyce Waite attended the sessions of Erie Branch, from Wednesday afternoon to Friday noon, at the Kidder Mem orial U. B. Church in Jamestown. Mrs. Clark VanSickle attended the Wednesday afternoon and evening sessions and Miss Alma Barber at tended the Thursday sessions. Mr.s. Lindquist, conference children’s di rector, spoke on “The Key to To morrow,” Thursday forenoon. There was a fine attendance for the Mothers’ Day service Sunday evening with several present from Jamestown, Meadville, Randolph, East Randolph and South Valley. Mrs. H. V. Lindquist, wife of the pastor, wasi in charge of the service and following a short song service, read the words of a number of fam ous peqple about mothers; “Think ing of Mother” and “Old Mothers” ; the pastor presented a blue hydran gea plant to the oldest mother pres ent, Mrs. Augusta Oldro, 75 last January and a flowering plant to the largest family, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy W a ite and eigh t of their nine children, present. The candle light service followed; a large picture of 'Jesus in the Garden” on the rear pulpit wall was lighted by tall candles at the base; Rev. Mr. Lind quist sang “Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus” and Mrs. Lindquist read Matt. 26:36-44 and spoke to the theme, “Thy Will Be Done” ; solo, “Follow Me” by the pastor; closing medita tion, “Is God’s Will Being Done :n My L ife?” by the leader; song, “Have Thine Own Way Lord” ; clos ing prayer by Mrs. Lindquist. The honor and merit roll for the past quarter in the local school fol lows: honor— Beverly Barber, Rob ert Story, Rosemary Tokarski, Phyl lis Harrington, Laura Aldro, Ida Al- dro, Frances Waite, Carolee Eddy, Bobby Jaquay, Fae Murray. Merit— Winston Bartholomew, Joyce Waite, Howard Nuttall, Harold Cain, Paul Gates, Bobby Michielsen, Robert Eddy, Orville Cain, Louis Hill, Bob by Sopak, and Joan Burr. Perfect attendance—'Cecil Harrington, Bobby Jaquay, Beverly Barber ,Edith Gates, Beatrice Harrington, Ellen Harring ton and Clifford Harrington. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arrance, Mrs. Hector Michielsen and Miss Ruth Arrance called on Mr. a-nd Mrs, Leo Arrance and baby at Jamestown Tuesday evening. Mrs. Clinton Grover and Miss Helen Nourse were in Little Valley Wednesday forenoon and Miss Nourse spent the afternoon in James- Clinton Grover is working in Jamestown. Everett Pickup of Con- ewango Valley and Lester Stacey of this place are working in the Steam- burg milk plant. Paul Arrance has been promoted to foreman, in the milk plant, succeeding Cortez Ja quay who resigned to -become sales man for the Fairmount Cream com pany at Quaker Bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Horton and sons of Randolph visited John Mpn- roe and family Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Manning were in Cassadaga and Sinclairville Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Heath and daughter, Mrs. Paul Johnson and family of Napoli attended the funer al of Mrs. Heath’s -brother-in-law, Hiram Leach at Whig Street, Wed nesday afternoon. 'Clifford Henning of Laona visit ed his brother, G. E. Henning re cently. Warren Reeves has moved from the Schultz house into his own house, the former Hiram Keith hops© and Mrs. Dorothy Wellman and family have moved from the Douglas Kropf house to Mrs. Jennie Newell’s house on the same street. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pish of Alle gany visited her nephew, “Laurence Lockwood and family on© day last 'Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Austin of Woodlawn, visited his aunt, Mrs. John Monroe and family last week Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arrance, Sr., and daughter. Miss Katie, were in Jamestown: Wednesday. Edwin Lake of Allegany -called at U. S. TRAINS YOUTHS FOR SEA Grace Tyler, visited at the home of Mr. and ISfes. John Lounsbury at 1 the John Monroe home Thursday. Biisti, Friday. ’ Francis Leach of Salamanca call- The United States Maritime Service is meeting the threatened shortage of skilled merchant seamen by training youths \who have had no previous seagoing esperience. Young American citizens in good physical condition 18 to 23 years of age are being enrolled for a seven months' course of instruction in the duties of the deck, en- ■ gineers, and stewards departments. Enrollees are paid $21.00 monthly; clothing, food, and quarters are furnished by the Government. The training course qualifies these young men for jobs on American merchant vessels where pay starts at $72.50 a month with food and quarters furnished. For detailed information write to U. S. MARITIME SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C. ed on his aunt, Mrs. E. L. Heath and Mr. H eath, Thursday. Mrs. L. E. Darling and Mrs. Lynn Horton 'attended the program and afternoon tea in the fourth grade room at Randolph Central school Friday. M axine Darling and Rita Horton are fourth grade pupils. Joyce Waite and Ellen Harrington spent Friday night and Saturday with Joyce’s grandmother, Mrs. Ed ison LeRoy and family at James- Mr, and Mrs. Leland Burr, Mrs. Lawrence Lockwood and Neil Cain were in Salamanca Friday afternoon. Mrs. Burr visited her sister, Mrs. Victor Woodmancy and family until evening. Mrs. Lloyd Reeves and sons, Lloyd, Jr., and Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Cor tez Jaquay, Misses Doris Easton and Katie Arrance and Duane VanSickle attended the amateur program spon sored hy the Junior class of Ran dolph Central school Friday even ing. Clinton Buehlman, Buffalo radio announcer was master of ceremon- Mrs. William Newman and daugh ter and two sons of Cleveland, O., spent from Friday evening to Sun day afternoon with her mother, Mrs. Augusta Oldro. Another daughter, Mrs. George Shannon and family of Pope were also with Mrs. Oldro for dinner Sunday. Miss Inez Monroe visited her grandmother, Mrs. Bert Holt at Bone Run from Friday afternoon to Sunday. Victor Monroe entered the Train ing school of the Curtis plant at Kenmore last week. Daniel King and family moved from the Walter Barber tenant house to Salamanca Saturday, Misses Clara, Emeline and Ada Scott and Mrs. Lee Manning were in Salam>anca Saturday. Mrs. Lulu Theis of Laona and Miss Rose Kent of Fredonia visited their cousin, G. E. Henning Satur- 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arrance, Sr., and daughters, Katie and Ruth and Mrs. Hector Michielsen and family attended a birthday party for their oldest daughter, Mrs. 'Clarence Ban ning, at the Lanning home at Bates, Saturday evening. •Mrs. Neil Cain and sons, Harold and Orville and Mr. and Mrs. -Paul Arrance were in Salamanca Satur day evening, also Mr. and Mrs. Orle Bartholomew. iMr. and Mrs. Harry Arrance and baby of Ellington were visiting rel atives here Saturday evening. Miss Helen Nourse spent Friday and Saturday at the Melvin Caswell home in Randolph. Mrs. Emil Holmes of Jamestown Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. P. Eddy and family. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arrance and baby of Jamestown visited her par ents, Mr. and *Mrs. -George Boyer Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton VanSickle were in Jamestown Saturday after noon and visited Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Simpson at Westfield overnight and -Sunday. Miss Clara Scott, whose 81st birthday was Monday, May 12, cele brated the event Sunday when she and her sisters. Misses Emeline and Ada Scott, went to the home of a nephew, Willard Phillips and wife near East Randolph for the birthday dinner, which included a lovely dec orated birthday cake. After they re turned home in late afternoon, a niece, Mrs. Henry Pom ell and -hus band and daughter, Miss Helen of Celoron, made them a call. Miss Scott received many birthday cards. Mason Bogart of Meadville, Pa., spent the week-<end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs .E. E. Bogart and at tended the morning and evening church services ‘here with them.' Mrs. Bessie Stevens o f Salamanca and son ’Kusseli Stevens and family of Eldred, Pa., and daughter, Mrs. John Puller and family of James town spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. C. M. Bailey and Mr. Bailey. Mrs. E v e r e tt Pickup and son of Conewango Valley visited -her sis ter, Mrs. Leland Burr and fam ily, Sunday. Private Homer Peaslee of Fort Dix, N . J., is spending a ten-day fur lough w ith his parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. H. C. Peaslee. Mr. and Mrs. Freedom Jefferds and son of Bradford, Pa., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jef ferds, Sunday. Loren Manning and family of Jamestown spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Man- nin-g. 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arrance, Sr., and daughters, Katie and Ruth had dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence La-nning at Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Horton an,d two daughters and a son and her father, John Milroy of East Ran dolph, spe-nt Sunday with another daughter, Mrs. Clifford Blood and family and celebrated Mr. Milroy’s 87th birthday. Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles LeRoy of Falconer visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Blood Sunday even- Mr. and Mrs. Dale Johnson and children of Allegany, Mrs. Peter Pucci and Ellsworth Nourse •'>f Wales Center, spent Mothers’ Day with their mother, Mrs. Guy Nourse, also Mrs. Nourse’s mother, Mrs. E. L. Newton and husband spent the day with her and in the afternoon, her brother, William Backus and wife and son Timmie and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Erickson of Jamestown joined the family group for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Edison LeRoy and son. Junior of Jamestown visited her daughter ,Mrs. Tracy Waite and family Sunday -and accompanied them to the evening church service Mr. and Mrs. Bert Holt of Bone Run spent Sunday with her son, John Monroe and family a-n-d Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Marsh and children of the Fishery road and Freedom Jefferds and son of Bradford, Pa., were call ers in the afternoon. S. C. Henning of East Randolph visited his brother G. E. Henning, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Lindell and children of Whig Street and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson of Napoli were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E .L. He-ath. The daughters of Mr. and Mrs. George Fenton, Mrs. Harry Barton and family of Salamahca, Mrs. Ger ald Earl and family of Sinclairville, Mrs. Kenneth Jaquay and husband and Mrs. Fred Arrance, Jr., and husband of this place, -were home for Mothers’ Day and presented their mo|ih€r with a Spring coat. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Covert spent -Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. ChampMn at North East, Pa. Mr. -and Mrs. Francis Goodman and son o f Salamanca and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barber of this place, visited their parents, Mr. -and Mrs. W alter Barber, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cowan and children of Jamestown visited her sister, Mrs. Hector Michielsen and family Sunday. The Rev. and Mrs. H. V. Lind quist spent Sunday night and Mon day with the Rev. and Mrs. Byron Berry at Sartwell Creek, and at tended the Evangelistic services there Monday evening. Mortimer Jaquay spent Sunday night with Victor Monroe and ac companied him to Buffalo- where he is employed, Monday morning. The local 4-H Ulub will hold a baked goods sale a t fRe Jaquay store Saturday morning, starting at 9 o« clorfc. RED HOUSE Revival -meetings w ill start -Sun day eve-ning. May 18. The ministers will be the Rev. H. V. Lindquist, the Rev. L. H. Morton of Rixford, Rev. Mr. Fould of Dewittville and the Rev. -Glenn Reed of Salamanca who will preach the last week. The Young People’s class of the church held their monthly meeting at the horn© of Eva Godfrey. Six teen were present. After games, election of officers took place as follows: Robert Arnold, president; Grace Godfrey, vice president; Chrystole Carr, secretary and Joyce Roscoe, treasurer. Refreshments -were served. 'Mr. and Mrs.' Roy Ostrander and daughters Shirley and Alta were in Arcade Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hqmer Carr were in Rocky Crest, Olean and Harris burg Run Friday. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson of Harris burg Run. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson of Randolph, were recent guests of the 'Carrs. John Sharp© attended a -meeting of the Justices in Little Valley re cently. Two weeks ago, relatives met at the home of Mrs. Arthur Roscoe, the occasion being her -birthday. . Mrs. Bertha Carr attended the funeral of her aunt in Rochester recently. Her brother, Thomas King of Johnson-burg, came here and took her to Rochester. Mr .and Mrs. William Owens and Mrs. Martin Mercer were in Buffalo recently. Celestene Carr was in Buffalo Saturday. 'Many from here were in 'Randolph Friday night to attend Amateur Night at the Randolph High school. Clinton Buehlman was announcer. DeForest Matteson, Jr., was one -of the -contestants. (Georgeaun Boyer is able to be in school after having a sever© infec tion of poison ivy. Mr. ;and Mrs. Addison Abbey of Brocton, were her© Sunday. Their daughter, Mrs, Gerald Boyer, who spent a week there, returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pemberton of Great Valley called on Mr. and Mrs. Melvin 'Godfrey Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and son David of Buffalo were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Sharpe Sun day. Mrs. George Chesley and children of Salamanca -were -Saturday guests of Mrs. Vem Arnold. Hubert Brown of 'Conewango called on friends here iSunday. Mr. and Mrs. Vem Arnold were in Allegany Saturday on business. Roy Ostrander cam© Friday even ing from Marionville to spend the week-end at his home. Mrs. Haywood Miller and sister, Mrs. Arthur Wentworth of Randolph attended the funeral of Ernest Franc© Thursday. Last week they also called on their, father Albert Frink. Mrs. Clarence Frink and daugh ter Doris w ere in Olean 'Saturday. 'Mr. and Mrs.'John Sharpe were in Salamanca Saturday. Mrs. La Verne Morton and child ren were in to-wn Sunday. ■Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Remington and children were in Salamanca Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Emery Dahl and children -of Jamestown were visitors 'of Mrs. Arthur Roscoe Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schultz and sons Gordon and Jack were in Cat-; taraugus, Sunday. Robert Arnold and -Charles/Carr: were in Cattaraugus Saturday even ing. ^ Mrs. William Owens spent sev eral days last week in Buf j^io. DeForest MattesKjn was re-elected trustee at the annual school meet ing. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Ellis of Sala manca called On Mr. and Mrs. George Pra-nce, Sunday. (Mrs. Noyes and Miss Ham, •who- lived in Clarence Frink’s house have moved to Shongo. Mrs. W alter Anderson of -.Ran dolph, Mrs. Harry Wilson of Harris burg Run, and 'Mrs. Richard Burget of Bradford called on Nevil France Sunday. Mrs. Richard Remington and child ren called on her mother, Mrs. Garley, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William France of Fillmore called on relatives and friends here Thursday after attend ing the funeral -of Ernest Prance. Earl Constantine of Hamburg was a caller at the home of Mrs. Sadie Hubbard Sunday. Beatrice Mendell and brother An drew and Mr. Weaver were in Sal amanca Sunday. •Harry Killburn, who works in. Meadville, was at home for the week-end. The women of Quaker Bridge and Red House, who belong to the Horn© Bureau will meet for an all-day ses sion at the (home of Mrs. Sadew Hubbard, Wednesday. The meeting will be to decide on harmonizing col- Mrs. DeForest Matteson and\ daughter Mary Lou and son De Forest, Jr., motored to Meadville, Saturday. Martin E. Mercer of Buffalo spent the week-end with his family -here. iGeorgann and Darwin Boyer and Joyce Roscoe and Arthur spent Sat urday in Randolph. Mrs. Karl Pahrner of Olean call ed on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roscoe Sunday. iSunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Cjnrus Remington were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wymer and family of Salamanca. Announcement is made of the birth of a daughter, Bonnie K ay on. May 4, t o Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rem ington of Little Valley, formerly of this place. Mary Anne Mercer entertained the pupils of school District 2B at a party Monday afternoon in cele bration of her fourth birthday. Mrs. Martha La Croix of Salaman ca spent Sunday with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Edward LaCroix. Mr. and Mrs, D. A. Fuller were in Salamanca and Little Valley Sat urday. Mr, and Mrs. Edward LaCroix and Mrs. Martha LaCroix motored to Conewango Valley, Sunday. Mr. and 'Mrs. D. A. Fuller spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. G. M. DeHass at Ellicottville. Mrs. D, A. Puller and Mrs. How ard Fuller and son Donald were in Jamestown one day last week. ’Mrs. Clara Remington of Lime stone visited her niece, Mrs. Cyrus Remington, recently. Mrs. and Mrs. Alden Ostrander of Little Valley called on his moth er,- Mrs. Roy Ostrander, and family here Sunday. Mrs. 'Raymond Carroll e f Ldttl© VaUey gave a dinner Sunday in hon or of her mother, Mrs. John Sharpe, at the Rod and Gun club. ^Thos© present were Mr. and Mrs. John Sharpe and son Alonzo; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frink, and children, Doris and Donald of Red Huose; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sharp© and children , of Little Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and son David of Buffalo. . Not Always Terimtes When a flooring begins to rot it is not always a sign of termites, al though it is possible that they are causing' the damage. If the condi tion exists near a wall that is close to a cement porch, if is probably dry rot caused by lack of ventilation.
