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PAGE BIGHT THE SALAMANCA INQOTKBR, SALAMANCA, N. Y. EMDAY, AUGUST 15, 1941. PERSONAL Miss Grace Farman, Jefferson street, is spending several days at her 'home in Ellington on vacation from iier duties at the Salamanca Public Library. Sidney L, Smith, Palmer Smith, Wildwood avenue, and 'Charles G. Vreeland and Neil Hook, River street, were in Buffalo Wednesday evening where they attended double header baseball game. the (Harry Vesneski, Broad street, and Miss Mary ‘Helen Smith, River street, motored to Fort Knox, Kentucky, over the week-end and visited his brother. Private Floyd Vesneski. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Weldiii and daughter Louise, Avery avenue, are leaving to day-for Elmira, where they will reside. Mr. Weldin, who is agent for the Fruit Growers Express, has been transferred by his * company from Salamanca to Elmira. Mrs. H. D. Graffious of Pitts burgh is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. ghyd^r, Lincoln avenue, -Mr. and .Mrs. Samuel VanWoert and daughters ^of^Mfereer, Pa., were week-end guests oi his sister, Mrs. B. L. Hunt^an^ family. They left Monday, for 'Gahdor, N. Y., for a vis it with relaf^es before returning home. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Rene LeBlanc of Wildwood avenue, are spending a week in Montreal, Can. I EVERYTHING HAS I NOT BEEN DONE I UNLESS CHIROPRACTIC I HAS BEEN INCLUDED I* Complete Painless Correction of Spinal Distortions I V. M. FEDELL, CHIROPRACTOR I LOGAN BASIC TECHNICIAN I 118 Main St. Phone 1130 Salamanca, N. Y. You Need FIRE INSURANCE -CALL E. F. FENTON & CO. 127 Main St. PHONE 58 Salamanca, N. Y. SAT. f PENNY ARTHUR LARRY AND SINGIETON/IAKE-SMIVIS-DAISY 4MaefL Richard A RLEN -.arring I with EVA GABOR • J. CARROLL NAISH _ ____ NILS ASTHER * EVELYN BRENT “ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN MARVEL” & NEWS $ $ $ 180 BIG REASONS SATURDAY NITE EXTRA!! JAN GARBER and ORCH.— BAND ACT PETE SMITH “AERONUTICS” LOONEY TUNE CARTOON . . . LATEST NEWS I MAJOR Features Z O O M I N 6 STRAIGHT INTO YOUR HEART! SUNDAY - MONDAY - AUGUST 17 -18 TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY OKAV KUIIE In th» KAYO RACKET REGISTER WEDNESDAY FOR •mURSDAY'S BIG REASONS M r. a n d M rs. M . J . Y e s n e sM , B r e a d street, returned. Sunday from. De troit,. Mich., where they visited rel atives. fdr ^veral days.. Mr. and Mrs, Martin Connell of Vandalia speut Tuesday a t the home of Mr, and Mrs. Edward Toennies,. Merden street. Mr. and Mrs. Wialter Oyer of Ole- L spent Wednesday evennig at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney L. Smith, Wildwood avenue. Mrs, Oharles Toennies and daugh ters Evelyn and Barbara Ann and Mrs. F., J. Tesm er and daughter Al ice motored to Olean last Saturday. (Miss Alice Tesmer of Buffalo is spending two weeks’ vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Tes mer, Baker street. Miss Nea A. .Smith, •R.N., of Buf falo, was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney L. Smith, Wild wood avenue over tha week-end. William Morton of Shinglehouse, Pa., is visiting, at the home of Mr. d Mrs. Charles J. Hubbell, Giinton street. a Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Hill were in Little Valley Tuesday and called on Mr. and Mis, George Wlaller, who were celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Adelbert Slater, Academy street, has returned from Buffalo, where she spent last week, with her husband, who is employed there. Misses Clara and Geneva Revett, Miss Evelyn Mjessinger and niece. Miss Helen Royer spent Sunday in Rochester with Miss Elizabeth Roy er, a nurse, at Strong 'Memorial Hos pital there. Mrs. F. R. Adams, Wilson street, is spending a few days with her sis ter, Mrs. C. C. Lougee and Mr. Lou- gee in Great Valley. Mrs. John O’Brien, who had been spending a week with her daughter, Mrs. William Madigan in Bradford, returned home Monday evening. Mrs. Madigan accompanied her here and returned to Bradford Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Taylor of Kingston, Pa., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'C. C. DeLisle, Sum mit street, enroute to 'Chautauqua. Mr. and Mrs. C, G. DeLisle and Mrs. Ermina DeLisle,'Summit street, are leaving today on a m otor trip through the N ew England States. •Mr. and Mrs. Silvio 'Cassi, of East State street, who operate the Sala manca Mionumenattal Works, leave today for a trip, combining business with pleasure, which will include New York City, and the granite quarries a t Barre, Vt. They will re turn the day after Labor Day. Don Randolph of Niagara Falls, who is stationed at Camp Stewart in Georgia, visited his grandmother, Mrs. E. F. Randolph of Jefferson street, Wednesday. Joseph Homey, Rita Ballard, Paul Connelly and Mrs. J. 'Leo Malian, all completed their summer courses at St. Bonaventure College last Fri- day^ Clair Velie and family of Balti more, Md., are spending a week with Mrs. Roy Velie of 75 State Park Miss Sylvia Kohn of Cleveland, will arrive tonight to spend two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kohn of Waite avenue. •Miss Ann Pecora of Buffalo is spending a week’s vacation at the home of her mother, Mrs. Grace Pecora of Erie street. Vincent Racitano of Jamestown returns home tomorrow, a fter spend ing three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fedell of State Park ave- Mrs. R. A. Sprague and daughter Marian, High street, are spending a few days in Buffalo. Richard Sprague of Jamestown sx>ent Thursday at the hom© of his parents, Mr. and MJrs. R. A. Sprague of High street. * * * A. 'S. Carpenter of Kent boulevard, has been confined to his home for a few days with a cold. !Dr. Louis M. Crandall of Pitts burgh, formerly of this city, who is the sou of Mrs. M .*D. 'Crandall of this city, has taken over the practice of the lat© Dr. L. A. Wslcox of Pitts- •E. J. Roche <ff Central avenue, has resigned his position with the Atlantic Gas Station, Wildwood ave nue to accept employment with* the Buffalo Arms, in Buffalo. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Seaman of Central avenue, returned Mon day from Philadelphia where they spent several weeks. M r s . D a n iel DUg^id, PraunMin ! s t r e e t h a s ibeen sp e e d i n g a fe w dajra in L ittle V a l l e y w i t h re la t iv e s . M r s. M . D . C r a n d a ll a n d M rs. C. P. Nies spent Wednesday in Buffalo. A daughter, ..was . bori), to Mr. and Mrs. flay Amibuske of Am- busk© street last Friday, She was named Barbara. Mrs. Ambuske and her daughter have been discharged from the hospital, and have returned Mrs. Charles McClure and daugh ter are spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kauff man in Cuba. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore, Sr., of Seaford, Delaware, are spending several weeks at the home of their son. Principal Thomas C. Moore and family. Pawn avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Sr., spent the week-end at Chautauqua Assembly. Harry, Thomas and Frank Nadol- ski and Russell Morrison were in Buffalo Wednesday, where they at tended a meeting of Plymouth of ficials and dealers. John O’Brien, Jefferson street is a patient in the Salamanca City Hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Leach of Buffalo are spending a week’s vaca tion with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Leach, Broad street. ■Emory McEIroy, Franklin street, has resigned his position w ith Mrs. S. E. Brick a-nd accepted one with the City Water & Light Department. ^ Mr. and Mrs. M. W. McEIroy, Miss Rhea McEIroy, Swan street and Mr. and Mrs. Emory McEIroy and two children, Franklin street, were in Cuba Sunday where: the father of Mrs. M. W. McEIroy, Emory 'Car rier, celebrated his 90th “birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reasor, daugh ter Beverly and son Donald are spending their vacation this week at Atlantic 'City.' They will also stop at Fort Dix, Misses Veronica and Marjorie Biscup, and Nellie Stoltz spent last week at Chautauqua 'Lake. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Landon, of White Plains, N. Y., who are living in Waverly this summer with Mr. Landon’s mother, have been spend ing the week ai.the 'home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. 'C. Hawkey, Jefferson street. Mrs. B. D. S'heldon, Miss Anna Wilkins and Mrs. Edna Fay spent several days last week a t the cottage of Mrs. C. R. Girven and MHss Min nie Schwenk at Lime Lake. Francis Wjard, East State street, has accepted a position as chauffeur for Mrs. S. E. Brick, Broad street. 'Mr. and Mrs. C. P? Gauger and daughter Helen, formerly of Sala manca, who have been living in Buffalo, have removed to 'Gowanda, where Mr. Gauger is again engaged in the drug husiness. Miss Elaine Crandall, who has been the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. M. D. Crandall, River street, and Mr. and Mrs. Christian F. Nies, Broad street, returned the first of the week to 'her home in Pittsburgh. 'Mrs. Chester Marvin of Cuba, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Marvin of Shinglehouse, Pa., have returned home after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carpenter, Broad street. Mrs. James Walsh, N. Main street, is spending the week in Meadville, Pa. s Wayne D. Prank of Franklin street and Wayne, Jr., spent last week-end in Scranton, Pa., and vicinity. While there they went on a conducted tour of the D. & H. coal mines. Apartment for Rent Four rooms and bath, newly decorated, convenient tx) busi ness center. Phone 41, Inquirer. 25-tf. “Pop Concert^at Kleinhans Music Hall The third August “pop” concert will be given by the Buffalo Phil harmonic Orchestra, Tuesday, Aug ust 19, at 8;30 p. TO, in Kleinhans Music Hall. Two Buffalo musicians will’ appear as guest artists. Anthony Raszeja, director of mus ic at East High School, and formerly a member of the Rochester Philhar monic Orchestra, will ib© guest con ductor. Mallicent Bancroft, soprani soloist, is a former Buffalonian now living in New York, who returns to her home town for this appearance. Because of the tremendous popur larity of the summer series. Western New York residents are urged to make early reservations if they plan to attend the August 19 concert. The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra So ciety ticket office on Normal avenue, in the Music Hall, is open every day except Sunday, from 9:00 a. m. xin- til 5:30 p. m. Seats in the auditor ium are priced at 25 and 50 cents a n d s e a t s a t ta b les i n th e M a r y S e a to n K lein h a n s M u s ic R o o m se l l a t 25; cen t s . E e s e r v a tion a - --«all LT 4 6 3 2 . G eorg© B a r th o lom e w , Mgir. o f th e Olean District of the Niagarsq Lock- port, and Ontario Pow;er :;:Company. ‘ The fu'neral of Mrs. -H.: -E. War ner was held Sunday from the home at 55 Eliicott street. = - • The Salamanca high -school foot ball squad, under the.supervision of Coach Thomas C. Moore, ''will under go a two weeks’ period of training at Camp Fancher, -beginning August 24. John W. Pitts, Jr., of Summit street, has enlisted in the United States Navy, and has left for the Great Lakes Training station, where he will receive three months’ train ing in seamanship and military drill. The activities of the final two weeks at the Cattaraugus County Health Camp, came to a climax Wed nesday with the Annual “Circus Day”. There was a fantastic par ade, tricks iby the famous Billy Fan- cher, performing horse, ridden by Roy Pierce, novelty acts, dances and songs. Mrs. Alice Sander was /pleasantly surprised a t her home Thursday evening by the members of the New man Reading Circle, the occasion being her birthday anniversary. The committee in charge of the evening was composed of Mrs. Jeanette Mohr, Mrs. Richard Flaherty, Miss Anna Ryder and Mrs. Margaret Gast- mann. Mrs. Jay C. Brown was hostess at dinner and cards, at her home on Kent boulevard, 'Wednesday evening, honoring Mrs. M. E. Poole of Roch ester, who is visiting here. Miss Eugenia Lawler, bride-elect, was the honor guest a t a one-o’clock luncheon bridge, Tuesday afternoon, in the Administration Building at Allegany !State Park, ;by the D’You- ville Club. Mrs. Elizabeth Weidner, William Weidner, and Mjiss Ruth Park-s, of Buffalo, were week-end guests of the former’s sister, Mrs. B. L. And rews of Wildwood avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Keesler have returned from their wedding trip to Detroit, Mich., and have been spend ing a few days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. ,S. Eellam, before leaving for their home in St. Petersburg, Fla. Anne - Louise, was ist 5, t Moore, Seneca uctugnici, 'born 'W’ednesday, August 5, to Mr. Twenty Yeafit Ago tnSnimnnea ■The Salamanca Democrats held meeting in the law offices of Dowd and Dowd, where they made the unanimous choice of D. J. Maley as their candidate for mayor. Over 100 friends and relatives at tended the 45th annual reunion of the Gates family, Wednesday, held at the 'home of Mrs. Addle McGill. Lyle Gates of Randolph was reelect ed president. Seventeen vendors assembled the public market Thursday morn ing, and offered their various kinds of produce for sale. Mrs. M argaret Normile, widow of Michael Normile, passed away. Miss Helen E. Duggan, daughter of Mrs. Hannah Duggan, became the bride of Richard C. Phelan of \Buf falo, Tuesday morning at St.. Pat rick’s Church. About 30 delegates attended the annual convention of Cattaraugus County American Legion Posts in this city this week. They motored to Allegany State Park where dinner was served. A. W .'R y an and fam ily have mov ed to their new home a t the corner of Adams and Academy streets. Mrs. Elvira Bushnell York, pa.ss- ed away at the age of 95. The funeral of John Grougan, who passed away Monday, was held Thurs day afternoon. The death of Mrs. R o b ert S. Mc K ee occurred Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Reming ton have returned from their wed- idg trip through the central part of the state. M3r. and Mrs. H. E. Heller of Wild wood avenue are on a motor trip through the central part of the state. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Martin and daughter Caroline, of Long Beach, Cal., are on a visit of a few mo-nths wSth Mrs. Marijin’s mloth'er, Mrs. Louis Torge of Wildwood avenue, and other relatives in the city. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Walsh and children of Los Angeles, Cal., and Miss Margaret Wklsh of New York, were week-end guests at St. Pat rick’s rectory. Charles Kammire, Harold Travis, Ross Siverling, Thomas Hunt, Clair Yaw, William Welts, and Enfield Leach returned Sunday evening from the YMCA camp at Prendergast Point on Chautauqua Lake. Mrs. E. B. Vreeland and guests, Mrs. Joseph Rice of Jamestown, Mrs. T. H. Dowd and Mrs. Elizabeth Chap man were in Franklinville Tuesday, where they attended a luncheon at the home of Mrs. George Spring. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Perward, Mr. and Mrs. Wfllliam Billings, and Mrs. Bruce Anderson motored here from Chicago, and are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Hill of Clin ton street. Miss Genevieve Stronz left yester day for Medina, where she has ac cepted a position in the millinery shop of Mrs. W. W. Gr'een. Miss Stronz will also teach millinery, nights in the Medina .high school. A surprise party was given Mon day evening in honor of Miss Flor ence I^orr, at her home on Wild wood avenue, in celebration of her birthday. A lunch was served to 14 guests. Ten Years Ago A. W. Fortune, former Superin tendent of Schools in this city, has been elected District Superintendent of Schools for the 2nd District of St. Lawrence County. The Republican 'City Oommittee, at a m eeting presided over by Leon ard H. Swan, selected the following as its candidates fo r 'th e primary election of September 15: f or mayor, Fred A. Benz; city judge, Alonzo J. Prey; assessor, 'Charles Hubbell; for supervisors—1st ward, Eugene B. Senear; 2nd ward, Ray A. Sprague; 3rd ward, Harry C. Withefell; 4th ward, Henry Neff; 5th ward, • Ste phen Green; for aldermen—^Ist ward, no on© named; 2nd ward, J. W. Du- guid; 3rd ward, Henry T. Lloyd; 4th ward, Stanley Fredrickson; 5th ward, Harry E. Abbott. Miss Emma Wolff a teacher in the Indian schools for twenty-three years, and present principal of the schools on the Allegany reservation, •has received an appointment as prin cipal of the centralized school on the Onondaga reservation. The annual meeting of the United Brethren church was held Tuesday evening in \Ward 1 sehoel, a'nd the following officers were elected: f i nancial secretary. Miss Elba Harring ton; treasurer, Em-est Fisher; class leader, Mrs. Daniel Sweet; budget Kendall Bids in steward, Fred Re'ttberg; pianist, Mrs. -Foster Brook Plant Ernest Fisher; assistant pianist, Mrs. \\ -n--. Daniel Sweet; corresponding stew ard, Miss Mildred Fisher; soliciting stewards, Mrs. Lena Whiteman, Wil liam Lawson, Charles Gavitt, Roy Stearnes, Mrs. Jennie Markham, Douglas Arrowsmith, Mrs. Daniel Sweet, and Mrs. Clarence Murdock; general steward, John Colburn. Employees and ‘members of the Salamanca Water and Light D e ^ rt- ment, -held their fifth annual picnic and outing 'Strfr-day aftemodn at Al legany State Park. At the dinner, Frai& Fitzpatrick, ehairJaan of the commission, delivered remarks of welcome, ^ o r t talks were mad© by C . H . B u c k ley , G . C . Z im m e r m a n , J . ___ Mr Seymoior, F. Butcher, and Ms company during the Mdding. A daughter, lay, and Mrs. Leslie M. St. The condition of Donald Halstead, son of Mr. and MfS. George Hal stead of Summit street, who under went an operation at the City Hos pital Monday for the removal of ton sils and adenoids, is improving sat isfactorily. 'Salamanca’s Ohemical Truck, No. 2, the B.R. & P. R.R. Y.M.C.A. band of about 25 musicians and about thirty-five Salamanca firemen took part in the parade which was the feature last Friday afternoon .of the convention of the Southwestern New York Firemen’s Association held Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday in Lancaster. LV and Mansfield In Playoff Series Little Valley meets Mansfield Sun day at the latter’s home diamond for the first of the play off contests for either team. These teams play a two out of three series and then will meet the winner of the Crist and Bast Otto series. Mansfield has played their two reg ular games at Little Valley and both were close contests with Little Val ley coming out the winner. Claude Schuppenhauer has his Mansfield charges at the keenest playing stage they have reached all season and promises Jim Memmott to make Uittle Valley play the third game and then he may win the play off and put Little Valley out of the divisional or coupty championships. Little Valley expects \o start the young star pitcher John \Webust who is this week trying to catch on with one of the International League teams. If Wehust is not available Memmott has a fine substitute in Johnson. Claude is pinning his hope Chan Wolfe who when right is still one of the best hurlers in this part of the state. The other play-off contest find the following teams meeting. Western Division, Little Valley at Mansfield, Crist Restaurant at East Otto. Eastern Division, Olean atCann, Killbuck and Chipmonk at Cub. The Foster Brook plant of the Bradford Oil Refining Co., went to the Kendall Refining -Co., for $30o,- 500, at a public auction attend'hd by about 106 oil men. ^ e n the bidding reached $250,- 000, the field narrowed down to the Kendall' representatives, and the Pennzoil company of Oil City. The latter made a final bid of $305,250. Foster Brook plant, which has been closed down sine© the end of last year, will be used by Kendall primarily in the production of spec ialty products from Pennsylvania oil, according to a statement issued b y J. B . F ish e r , ex'ecutfv© vice pres ident of the Kendall, who represented In Both Party Primaries Contests Indicated other Olean, city contests follow: R Republican D—Democrat AL—^American Labor Ward One Supervisor— Howard Jaekle, R; Wm. L. Quinn, D; Wm. L. Quinn, AL. Alderman— Henry J. Carmany, R; Patrick Cronin, D; Patrick Cronin, AT,. Wal'd T\vo Supervisor— Herbert D. Converse, R; Herbert D, Converse, D. Alderman— Joseph J, Biggino, R; Joseph J. Gibblin, D. Ward Tlire© Supervisor— W. Robert Wagner, R; W. Robert Wagner, D. & Alderman— Earl T. Estes, R; Miles E. Bram ley, R; Earl E. Estes, D. Ward Pour Supervisor— Donald R. Harvison, R. Alderman— Benjamin C. Howland, R; Alan Farr, D. Ward Five Supervisor— John J. Handley, D. Alderman— George W. Sader, R; Joseph B. O’Toole, R; Joseph E. O’Toole, D. Ward Six f Supervisor— Edward M. Westbrook, R; Robfert J. Sue, D; Daniel Kane, A.L. Alderman— Thomas Gustafson, R; Thomas Gustafson, D; George Sutter, D; George Sutter, A.M. Ward Seven Supervisor— Hadley Brook, R; Joseph V. Henry, R; Joseph V. Henry, D; Roland P. Gore, A.I;. Alderman— Charles W. Wedlock, R; Edgar L. Pay, D; Matthew V. Flynn. Ward Mght Supervisor— Charles E. Welch, R; Charles E. Welch, D. Alderman— Harry P. Peterson, R; Calvin C. Martin, R; Edward Powers, R; Cal vin C. Martin, D; Edward Powers^ A.L. , Ward Nine Supervisor— Michael J. Liwa. R; Michael J. Liwa, D. Alderman— Wm. E. McMahon, R; Wm. E. Mc Mahon, D. W ard Ten Supervisor---- S. Warner Chadderdon, R; James W. Kent, R; James Lycett, D; James Lycett, A.L. Alderman— Wm. A. Eyler, R; Theodore H, Peters, D; Theo. H. Peters, A. L. Ward Eleven Supervisor— Wm. R. McGavisk, R; Wm. R. McGavisk, A. L. Alderman— Floyd R. Brown, R; Wm. Kayes, Sr., D; Wm. Kayes, Sr., A.L. In Salamanca City, all persons filed for Democratic nomination are also named on petitions of the American Labor party; designees follow: City Judge Thomas Kelly, D and A.M. City Assessor Prank J. Edmund, R; Prank Cook, D. and A.L. Ward One Supervisor— C. K, Eddy, R; John D, Donovan, D. and A.L. Alderman— C. V. Bullock, R; Lester G. Shear er, D. and A.L, Ward Two Supervisor— A, Page Bedell, R; Andrew F. Amborski, D. and'A.L. Alderman— Anthony Fedell, R; Chauncey Mc D. and A.L. ” Ward. Three Supervisor— Thomas H. Stevens, R; Michael J. Ward, D, and A.L. Alderman— Lewis Ruble, R; Theodore Myers, D. and A.L. Ward Four Supervisor— Henry Neff, R; Charles H. Cea- ver, D. and A.L. Alderman— Robert Sloan, R; Jam^s B, Kayes, D, and A.L. Ward Five Supervisor— A. C. Rowland, R; John J. Tay lor, D., and A.L. Alternate— H e r m a n G u s t, R ; H e r m a n G u s t, D . a n d A .L .
