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PAGE EKtlEr THE SAEAMANGA PTQTJIKE^, SALAMANCA, N. Y. FRH>AY^ OCTOBER 3, 1941. P E K S O M A L MfSi Prank Snow and iCarrolI Snow of iGrOat Valley wero visitors in Salamanca yesterday. Miss Betty Simons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Prod Simons, Front avenue, left Wednesday for BulFalo to enter the school o f nursing at the Meyer 'Memorial Hospital. She was accompanied to Buffalo by her mother and Mr. and Mrs. W. A.. Simons, Broad street. Mrs. Ethel Corle, Kent boulevard, spent Wednesday and Thursday in Olean .where she visited friends. J. B., Swan, and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Eldridge, Front avenue are spending today in Fillmore, where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. William ■ France and family, former residents -of this locality,. . _ __ _ j _ - ■. _* * * Walton B. /V^^ipple, son of Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Whipple, Broad streetj 5ms been transferred from the Ini tial Training School at Maxwell Field, Ala., to Bennett Field, S. Car- ' olina. Mr. and Mrs. B. Schultz of West Irine, OPa., were visitors at the home o f ‘Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Whipple, Wednesday evening. Edward B. Vreeland, Jr., left Wednesday for Highland, 111., and Sewanee, Tenn. At the latter place he will Visit his brother, iRobert, a student at the University of the South. Wilibur U. White ,who has been employed at the Economy Drug Store in Main street, has accepted a position' with E. H. Sommer fi eld j Florist. I il ?l -Friday and Saturday--*- Tommy A n ita , HARMON nomsp “HARMON OF MICHIGAN” -------- -2n a Hit- ----------- ‘CHARLIE CHAN IN RIO” $$ b i g ; r e a S 6 n s F r i . n o t e —Sun. - Monl - Tues.—^ - T H R n X S IN THE AIR! E rrol ■ F red FLYNN MacMUEKAY “DIVE BOMBER” -------- -- Extra!—— ------- Wednesday and Tkm ^ a y WEI.COME BACK G L O l ^ ! G loria Adolpbe SWANSON MENJOn “FATHER TAKES A WIFE” ------------- ^2nd Hit ------------- “HIGHWAY WEST” B IG REASONS THORS. NZTE Dean M, .Lyle Spencer of the Syracuse University School of Jour- nalism, visited friends in Salamanca last Saturday^ - - • ■ ■ . # j S - * . . Dr. and Mrs. Hr B. Hawley, Frbn]: avenue, visited their, ■son, John ‘.Hawr ley and Mrs. Hawley in iloch^ester over the week-end- ' Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Norton, Jeffer son street, returned home Tuesday from’ Kochester, where they vsiited their daughter, Mrs. Ei’ic Green and family. Mrs. Bruce E. Dunn and son Boss Edmunds, who have been, patients in the Townsend Hospital in iGowanda, have returned to their home in Di- ■vision street. P. F. C. Willard Waldron, .,99th Bomb Squad, U. S. Army Air Corp, has been transferred from the Canal Zone to the island of ‘OMnidad. He is the son o f Mr; -and'-Mrs. - J. W. Waldron, Highland .avenue. . Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Nies, who have been spending the summer at their home in Broad st:^etj>' -feft Monday for Wichita, Kan.,, where they will remain for the winter. * * , ■ Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Schultz of West Line, iPa., called on friends in Sal amanca Wednesday. They left yester day for their winter home in .ganford, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Miller, Sum mit street, left Monday for Buffalo for a few days visit before leaving for San Diego, Calif., where they will reside, and Where Mr. Miller has employment. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Dill, River street, have purchased the property at 54 Maple street of L. H. Swan. The sale w a s ; made .through the E. .F, Fenton real estate- agency. l-^Richard M. Lewe, editor and pub lisher o f the Journal at Springville, and John B.,,-Leach:of.The Inquirer are . spending today .and rtomorrow at Ithaca, 'in attendance at .fhe annual newspaper institute., conducted by Unive^s^:.-^-.; ^ u Richard Sj>rague,.. son; of Mr., .and Mrs, R.,, A.'.S.pragaje,.-High street, senior at Colgate University, has •been fleeted as student lead-' e r / q t ’.'the, • University’s- Marching .Rand... He ■.-is.j a member of the clari- het . .section . o f . this - famoiis band, wl^.ioh . numbers-., sixi^.^three ,in- its. membership. The .Colgate hand will be in-iBulfalo, temorrow in attend ance .at fbe Penn State-Coigate game., The band, ■will■■ be a.t the Dartmouth gapie on October . i l , Cornell game on the 25th and. a t the Sj/tacuse game on November 15. ^ Mrs., J. P, Anthony, Lincoln ave nue, is visiting her daughter,. Mrs. N, Fpnton and family in Lang ley McLean,, Virginia. , . E rnest. L. Hutchinson, has r e s i d ed his. position at the South Side jMarfcet and: has accepted a similar one with the Paoletto Market in El- ■licottville, , Mr. .and Mrs:. Harry S. Moore, Front ayenqe^ and .Miss Mary Terry, Broad street, were .in New York City Monday ahd that' evening attended Ifche.. I^uisrNo.va .fight .a t . Madison Square Garden. Mr. and. Mrs. Moore returned. to . Salamanca Tuesday. Miss Te;rry will- return next Monday. . Miss,. Retty Gunn, who has been Spending two weeks-at the home of hpr parents. Dr. and Mrs. L .D. Gunn, Kent fboulevard,.. returned, to Buffa- ioi.i'wsday, IMr. and Mrs. L. B. Terry, Broad street, were in iRandolph Tuesday And called at the home of the late Mrs. T. J, Turner, whose death oc curred suddenly Monday evening. EVERYTHING HAS I NOT BEEN DONE | ^ UNLESS CHIROPRACTIC HAS BEEN IN(^LUD^ | Complete Painless Correction of Spinal P.istortions V. M. FEDELL, CHIROPRACTOR | LOGAN BASIC TECHNICIAN / f 118 Main St. , Phone 1130 Salanntnca, N. Y. ^ You Need FIRE INSURANCE ■ ....... ■■€ A LXf E F. FENTON & CO. tZ 7 Main St. PHONE 59 Salamanca, N. Y- Mr. and Mrs. Prank Adams of Cherry Creek spent the week-end in Salamanca. Mrs. Adams remained to spend, the week with her sisters, Mrs. Sara . Searses and Mrs. Grace Lock- wood, , East,- ^ reet. .lKrs,.Mayme Keyes, East street, is viilfing 'friends in Passaic, N. J. Mrs.. A. M. Stone of Buffalo is spending the week at the home- of her sister, Mrs. Sara Searles, East street. William H. Siverling, son of Mrs. G. C. Siverldng, Broad street, grad uated last Friday from the advanc ed flying school at Maxwell Field, Alabama, with the rank of Second Lieutenant, Air Corps Reserve. He has been transferred to Baltimore, where he -will be engaged in testing airplane equipment for the army’s eastern procurement division, at the Glenn L. Martin Air Craft Co. Dr. Francis E. Warner, of Bloom ington, Irid., formerly of Salamanca, and son of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Warner, Bfbad street, has been elected prCsIdeht’- of the Indiana Association Osteopathic Physi cians and !Su¥ge!bns. He is a graduate of Salamanca High School. Col. A. Edward Krieger, who has been located at headquarters of the First Army at Governor’s Island in New York, has been spending a few days at his home in this city. He left yesterday for Port Bragg, North Carolina, to which station he has been assigned. Mr. and Mrs. John Gould of Buf falo and Mr. and Mfs. Dana Gould of Franklinville called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClure, Pairmount avenue, Sunday. fer, was a huge success. - J- Uniyersity of Detroit/ has been ~ - - - proprietor of elected president of. t h e . Senior class Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker and Miss Beverly McClure were in 'Cuba Sunday as guests of. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kauffman. Mr.^. 0. A. Swanson of 'Little Val le / spent Tuesday with her sisters, Mrs. Sara iSearles and Mrs. Grace Lockwood, East street. Mrs. Anna L. Crater of Bradford, Pa., was a visitor in Salamanca on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. 'Kammire and George, and Harry Kammire, Carl ton avenue, spent the week-end in Bath, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kammire and fam- Py- Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Miller and -son. Roibert of Buffalo were guests Sun day of her sister, Mrs. Ben Ferrara and family, South l^ain street. Carl Ferrara,'a student ^t the University of Buffalo accompanied them and spent Su-nday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Coston, Waite avenue, motored to Butler, Pa., and spent the week-end with their son, Stanford Coston, and family. Mrs. Floss Pish, Mrs. Charles Smith and Charles Wilkinson,- Broad street, returned last Friday even ing from a motor trip to points in Virginia and Tennessee. John. FeOTara, a student at Mechan ics Institute in Rochester spent rhe week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ferrara, South Main street, iMrs. Lena Torge of the Hotel Dudley and Mrs. € . B. Swan, Front avenue, are in Boston, Mass., in at tendance at the annual meeting of The Mother 'Church, the First 'Church of Christ, Scientist. •Dr. Philip H. Bourne is attending the 56th annual meeting of the Eighth District Branch of the New York State Medical Society which opened yesterday in the Hotel James town, Jamestown, 'N. Y. Those from here who attended the installation >of officers of the Bab- CQck-Champlin-Milks Post, 531 at the Legion rooms in Little Valley, Wed nesday evening included Milo E. Banton, Alvin P. Fredrickson, A. Lee Armstrong, Edward Arrowsmith, Frank Goodrich and Earl D. Reasor. Mr. and Mts. Ralph 'Carpenter and son Richard of^’Gowanda, Mr. and Mi^. Charles iRiiser of- 'Collins Cen ter and Mr.'Horace Cassel of Collins and T)r. and Mrs. L. D. Gunn, Mr. and’ MrsJ L. B. Hartman, A. C. Rowland, Mr. and Mrs, M. W. Hill, Mrs. Helen Girven, Mrs. Nina Mudgett, Miss Minnie Schwenk, Mrs. B. L. Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. John B. Leach of Salamanca enjoyed last Sunday at the Girven cottage at Lime Lake. Dinner was served at 3 o’clock anff a 'buffet lunch at 7 o’ clock. Breakfast at the Girven cot tage was served at 6 a. m. Kirkland Acquires Ellinirton P:roperty Announcement is made of a real estate exchange under which Merle Damon of Ellington becomes the owner of the 296-acre farm of L; G. Kirkland on the Conewango road, and Mr. Kirkland secures the Damon grist mill and a house and lot a t El- Rngtoru Former State Senator Kirk land'^now a resident of Fredonia, is president o f the G.I 1 .F . \ Twent)( Years Ago In Salammca 'Hoop La, a futurist minstrel show was presented ;(by, the Knights of Columbus, Thursday and Friday evenings at the Andrews theatre, starring “Ho-wndhead Henry”, Jim?- mie O’Rourke; “Shinbone Sam”, Mike Connelly-; “Weak Chin”, Boo IMiess; and “Black Axe”, Bill ident, Miss Mary (Fent^j ■vice pres-, ident, Miss Avis Boyff; secretary, Miss Jeanette Fredrikson; treasurer. Miss Nea iSnoith. ■ ; Mrs. Anthony,, A^buske, ;.''G.Jinton street, rpturn'ed-, f^g^q. ton, D,‘ “C., .-where >^he^^^nded the. annual Women’s ---------- — . ------- - week as a delegate'; from the Star of Liberty Lodge of this city. ' George M. Scheuder,- son of Mr; and Mrs. Georgb M. Scheuder, Cen ter street, gradua-be of Salamanca .High School, -who is now attending Frank 'C. Prescott, _____ the Palace Restaurant, has pfurchased from Mrs. EUen Be-nson of this city, the three story brick building at 123 Main street. The Palace occupies the ground floor. . ; . Mrs. Frank A. Rhodes, past mat ron of Mizpah , Chapter, O.E.S. of this city, 'has been named as District Deputy Grand. Matron of the Cat taraugus District. , The funeral of the late Mrs. Ellen March was held from the family home in Clinton street Sunday aft ernoon. The Men’s Club of the Baptist church held an informal re ception for the Rev. 'G. 'W. Strutt of Rochester, former pastor of this church. Rev. R. W. Skinner has been re turned for another year to the i>as- torate of the First M. E. church of this city, at the request 'of the of ficials and congregation of the church. The eominittee in charge of the Shriner’s Harvest dance at Cattarau gus last night were as follows; Dr. W. W. Whipple, chairman; E. T. McGuire, Fred P. Nies, C. R. Gib son, G. W. VanStone, and E. S. Brown of this city; Dr. S. H. Ben nett, Little Valley; E. R. Washburn, Franklinville; and J. U. Buchanan, Randolph. The W.B.A. of the Macabees held of the -Engineering College,, president of the American .Society .of Meehan- icah’Engineers and -vice president of his fraternity, CM Sigma Phi. George T.'Fesler, son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Fesler, Armstrong, street, has been’'promoted to syfrdi- cate manager of G. E. Barret & Co., Inc., brokers of Wall street, New York City. .. •■ The 'Salamanca Parent:Teachers Association elected the following of- .ficers' 'Monday eveiung in the high school auditoi'ipi^jpjpresident, Har ry C. Wifhergilp^^cp.eeding H. E. Hancock; Vice raim e n t, Mrs. Ed ward Fi Grahhmy*' Wilton D. Spear, Lloyd Hartman, Mrs, James McFar land; recording secretary, Mrs. J. J. Malone; assistant recording sec retary, Mrs. 'H. B. Hoyt; correspond ing secretary, Mrs. William Madigan;. treasurer, Mrs. Ben Ferrara. ^ Ridinif Club Formed For Entire Area A community riding clu^ with headquarters at the Little Valley fairgrounds has been organzied by a group of horseback riding enthus- iasts, who have completed plans for a year-round program of equestrian activities. Membership is open to 18 Indicted by Grand Jiipr . (GonUnu,^^ f ^ i ^ . P p e 1) of 1296’ made out tb'Ai T. Summer- Ville; Est. He;aKegeary^-§igned the haMe of Laura BmitM,Quashing it at the Cattaraugus -GbuHff- Bank in Little Vdlley. • rollowing inspWf&n^'of the jail buildiiig uM the at Na poli, the Grand Ju'r/ in its report praised’Sheriff Morgattf L. Sigel for the ■ sanitary ebudftibn' 'In ■ bpth in stitutions. ■ Tht^^'^EBdLdund /ocks in perfeclr condition?*^ floor in the kitchen and ’ p a iftr/ dt' the jail building'werp , ....yecq^^wcnded, and also' a hard-surfaced ‘driveway back of the count/ eourl h<^% leading to the jail around the former super visors .building. Justice George .A,' Larkin trans ferred all indictiupnts,tp county court when, they •'^iil come ,h®^ore Judge Orla E. Black on., and after October 20 . a card party Monday evening in Wal- those of any age, and both hegin- rath Hall, Mrs. ^P. D. Grover and ' ners and experienced horsemen will Mrs. George Blank composed the committee on gveneral arrangements.. A special meeting., o f the Daugh ters of the King! of St. Mary’s church was held at the home of Mrs. Chris tine Hevenor, _ Broad >street. Offi cers for the ensuing year-were elect ed as follows: Miss Adellah Hevenor, president; Mrs^-. Meade Wright, vice president; Mrs. .'P, F. Fenton, treas urer; Mrs. Sarah Hutcheson, secre- tery. JenYsYrsAgo Monday eveni%, a large'group of interested football fans and players m®t in the city btiildihg for the pur pose of discussing and' organizing . a team for* the cliyl''Charles R. Rut- nam acted afe'-ch&ifman,'’and Walter L. Trass was ch8%n to head a com mittee to proni^d interest. Aspir ants were as follow^: George Ball, Bernard Barry, %ill ’ Brown, Walter Barton, Howard PGampbell, Howard Davis, ■ Edward\^ Derival, Johnnie Freeman, Joe G^Ugo, Charles Good- sell, Homer Hutchison, Tom King, J-ohn Majestic, -Dan McCarthy, Har lan Milks, Harold. Nugent, Vincent O’Brien, A1 Peters, Michael Reach, Alex Sinclair and Charles Yaw. Miss Marie E, 'Griffin, operator of the Griffin Hat jShoppe for the past several year's, has become asso ciated with the Millinery Syndicate stores, with offices in New York City, and she will be manager of the local store. Rev, H. L. Spangler, pastor of the People’s M. E. Church at East Sala manca a'nd the J^ethodist church at Killbuck the past four years, has been transfered to Smethport, Pa. He exchanged pastorates with the Rev. A. W. McDaugal. Many friends in this city and else where assisted Mrs. Elizabeth Mur- rin, Adams street, in the celebration of her 85 th birthday, Tuesday. She was honored at her home by the Newman Reading 'Circle, of which she is honorary , president, in the evening, with twenty-six members present. The party commttiee was composed of Mrs- Mary Stapleton, Mrs. R. E. Maher, Mrs. F. A. For- hess and Mrs. E. B. Fitzgerald. The Salamanca High School var sity squad opened the season here Saturday when they administered a decisive defeat to the St. Bernard eleven of Bradford, with an 18 to 0 'Victory, E. A. James has resigned as Sup erintendent of Public W:orks. Mrs. F. J. Beattie, was hostess at a farewell party at her home in Wild wood avenue Tuesday evening, hon oring Mrs. John -Harvey, Wildwood avenue, who 'will leave shortly to make her home in Buffalo. The L. A, to 'B. of R. T. held a meeting last evening in the K. of G. Hall, at which time, Mrs. Delia Leon ard of Jamaica Plains, Mass., chair man of the grand executive board, made her official visit to the local auxiliary. Immanuel Triangle, No. 21, Daughters of the Eastern Star, held its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple, Saturday evening, and ini tiated three candidates, Anna For- ness, Ann. Hawley and Esther Benz. The Misses. Rachel Greene, Fanny Black and Lillian Benz presented a musical program* Miss Jeanette pay monthly dues. • The horses, owned by John T. Black of Buffalo, director of Spruce- lands camp in Allegany State Park, are expected to be moved to the fair grounds within a week. Mr. Black will start renovations on the long barn and will furnish ahd’ equip a clubroom on the second; floor, open only to members. ■. Club members anticipate the race track will provide an iddal' place in which to instruct beginners, and the long barn with clay floor Will be' used during the winter, when instruc tion in jumping will be given. It is expected that one of the ma-: jor activities of the club during the winter months Will be a favorite Scandinavin Sport, skijoring. The level terrain around the fairgrounds, it was decided, would prove suitable for those wishing to ski behind a fast-moving horse. Included on the year’s program is a horse show in the Spring, to which clubs from Southwestern New York and Pennsylvania will be invited. Prospective members may contact any one of the following committee: Mrs. Latham B. \Weber Chester White, Miss Mary Kehoe, Miss Pat ricia Collins, Wilbur G. White and Miss Andree J. Colt of Salamanca. Fredrikson was chairman refreshment •committee. The Junior Daughters o f the -King John H. Schwone Passes Away The t e e r a l of the late John H. Schwone, who died Saturday, was held from the Hunt Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon. The 'Rev. Rus sell Moore, officiated. ‘Burial was made in the family’ plot in Wild wood cemetery. Mr. Schwone, aged 7.6, was for merly a plum'ber with Andrews Hardware store, and his death fol lowed an illness of the past several years. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. F. E. Turnbaugh and Mrs. Clif ford MtDermott, of Tulsa, Okla.; and Mrs. John Arado of 'Chicago; and by one son, Herman Schwone of Youngsville, Ohio. LV Legfion Officers Were Inste^lled Installation p|''^||gJ[(on and AuxfL iary officers was,,h44,;in Little \Val ley, Wednesday eyening in the Leg ion rooms above Middleton’s store. County Commander Logan Curtiss of Olean and county staff installed Little \Valley Commander Sidney L. Worth. Others inducted were: first vice-pres.. Dr. William Sp’rague; sec ond vice-tpres., Julius Langhans; third vice-pres., Allie Heber; Adjutant, Irvin Boberg; Finance Officer, Thom as Saigeon; Chaplin, George Ulmer and Sgt. at Arms, James Wilcox. Auxiliary installation was in charge of Mrs. John Eggen, Gowan- da. County President. Local Presi dent installed is Mrs. Maude Saigeon.- Others are, first yiee-pres., Mrs. Hazel Worth; second -vrice-pres., Mrs. Ruth Brant; Secretary, Mrs. Irene Boberg; Treasurer, Mrs. Irene Car- of the I Chaplin, Miss Minnie Boberg; Historian, Mrs. Madge Johnson and of St. Mary’s chunch met Wednes-i®®^’ ^ Arms, Mrs. Irene Sigel. day evening at the home o f Mrs. E. I *kan stsiy were present and T. Pancoast in W ild/^od avenue, and installation enjoyed bingo elected the following officers; pres- and retr6i^inent»- V-- ■ ■ - List of Positions In Civil S e r ^ e th e Civil Setvide Coihfeission has announced an exam-Inatibn for posi tions as Specialist Maternal and Child Health, .^.^^.'iphe-j^alaries range from $ 3,2 0 0 to a. year. Posi tions in the rCliildreh’.^.Bureau, De partment of Dabort-will be filled from these examinations', \and ’' vacancies in State agenei4S’f'%6operating with the Childrdft^s'- H u r^u ihky also be filled at thc ^ipuest'-df the States. Revised aimo|fncemfints of ex aminations h'a^i/ieW issued for the positions listed helo-v^, ' jFor each of these applications may he. filed ajfc the Commisison’s . Washington office uni til further notice, but qualified per sons are urged to-apply at once. Inspector, Engineering Materials (Aeronautical) for Arupioyin'Bnt in the Navy Department. The salaries range from $1,620 Jo. $2„6O.0 a year/; Applicants must have had mechanical pr^inspccti6naU..ex^rience, or ap-j propriate study,, .in. one pf the folio- ing bptiohal branches, -j. ‘ Toolmaker, the pay scales now! ranging from ,$.7.20 a day to $1.08 an| hour.. Employment, is , in . various'; ordnance and,.naval. eatabXis^^^ Machinist, the pay scales, po-w rang-; ing from $1,800 a year to $1.06 an hour. Employment is in various ordnance and.'naval 'eStablishihants and in the Sacramentd;’'^ California'; Air Depot, WrigM Field ifid Pair- field ' Air Depot, Daytoh GBI lo . ' The Commission has gl^n 'notice that the receipt of a’fipUuktihPS’ foV Project Auditor . positions, • paying from $2,6.00 .to $5,609. a ^ear, will close on October 3. \'Interested per sons should file thetr applications oh or before that date. ' Full information as to the require ments for these examinatio.ns, and ap plication forms may; be obtained from the Post Office. Mrs. Anna Gould Passos Away Mrs. Anna Gould, Washington street, widow of Frank A. Gould, died 'Saturday 'morning .at the. city hospital, after a'three nionths’ ill ness. She had been a resideht. of the same neighborhood all hdr life.' (She is survived by three sons: William H. 'Zimmerman, W esi State street; 'George C. Zimmerman, East State street; Frank .^grould, Cottage avenue; four meters; Mrs. J. L. Shearer, Center’s t r e e t W , T. Wing, Center stfeel; mvs. P. L. Cleveland, WiMcm street; and Mrs. Roy Starkwehth^, Stadfohd; a bro ther, 'Oharleh' DraehslihV' (School street; and severaltgrafidahildren and nieces and nejdiews..-/'':,, v- The funeral i^aa eljeld - from the home, 26 Washi^gljp^ ftreet, Mon day afternoon, witbT^^he Rev. E. T. Pancoast, pastor,^, of. St. Mary’s church, officiating. Burial was made in the family plot ih Cra-vfford cem etery. The 'bearer^ 'were Lester Sh-earer, Frank Sutton, Harry Shear er, Fred Rettberg, Joseph Draehslin and Lee Smith. ► ; V , :• Relatives and friends from away attending the funeral included Mrs. Charles Lockwood of Hornell; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Draehslin of Mead- ville; Mrs. Rqy Starkweather and Mrs. Booth of Bradford; Mrs. Her man Lawrence of Otto; and Mr. and M rs;^^y Cleveland of Cattaraugus. County Lejgfion Will Meet at Randiolpli The Cattaraugus County Branch o f the American Legion and Auxiliary will hold their monthly meeting in Legion Hall, Randolph, on Wednes day, October 8th, at 8:60 P. M. The Randolph Ladies’ Auxiliary will serve refreshments and the Le gion Post will entertain with roller skating after the meeting. County Commander Logan Curtis and staff and County President Mrs. John Eggen and staff have been busy during\ the past ten days installing the new oflicera o f the various posts throughout the county. Plane Crash Kills Man; Doctor Hurt ('Continued from page I.) the civil aeronautics authority * in Buffalo, -They continued their watch over the plane during the night. While' no official statement on the crash has been made public yet by the CAA inspector, other flyers’ at the Little Valley airport Said that the plane’s loss of air speed while coming in for a landing downwind probably caused the crash. The wind at the time was from the west. The field slopes up to the east, so that the plane was Coming in downwind for an uphill landing, a normal maneuver. Early examination of the wreckage did not disclose whether the plane might have run out of gas. The auxiliary tank was dry, as was the main tank, but a hole had been punched through the main tank In the crash, large enough to have drained it quickly. John Sharpe, a deputy sheriff, told the CAA inspector that gasoline fumes were noticeahle about the wreckage when he arrived. The dry soil would have soaked up any leak ing gasoline quickly. Dr. Preston started flying about fifteen months ago when h e join ^ the Valley Plying club. He qualified for a private pilot’s license on August 7 and has a record of ninety hours of solo flying experience, He purchased the plane last March jointly -with Phillip T. Champlin of Little Valley, president of the Val ley Plying club. It was a red and yellow Cub coupe, bearing the regis tration number NC26155. It was equipped with dual controls, but they were disengaged, at the time of the accident. , Marriner join ^ the flying club about the first of this year,^ took his first lessons in March and had ,been doing nrore flying during the sum mer. He had come to SalauianCa two years ago from Coraopplis, Pa., affd ;was the owner oLthe N u t ^ at’5.6 .Main Street. Ke is. survived;, W hi» wife, the former Kathryn lihan of Evans ‘ city, P^^^^ John Nel son Marriner, Jr., aged four; one daughter, Judith Anu Marriner, aged one year;. Ms parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Marriner of Pittsburgh; and 6ne sister/-: Miss Pdarletta'MarJihef. ■■ ' He was' a graduate' o f ’ SeWidkley high school in Pittshurgh! Funeral services were hOld in Evans City, Penna., at two o’clock Tuesday afternoon. A floral tribute was telegraphed from the Valley Ply ing Club by President P. T. Chainp- Iin„ Club members Bert Piei’ce of Sala manca and George Straight were to act as bearers, but turned back at Tionesta, Penna., when haze dver the mountains made it hazardous to con tinue the flight. • F o r m e r Salam a n e a n Tatices B ride From A rcade Howard S. Hawley, son of Mr^ and Mrs. J. ■ H. Hawley o f Castile and Miss Mabel Saxton, daiighter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Clyde Saxton of Ar cade, were married Saturday at the bride’s home in Arcade. The Rev. Charles H. Oliver perf ormed the Cer emony. The attendants- were . Miss Orpha Saxton, sister of fho ibride, and Robert Mnch of Wyoming, N. Y. ‘ . The ibride is a graduate of Arcade high school, and the grooni was b o m . in Salamanca, and attended Sala manca high school. He moved to Cas tile with his family ifcid graduated from Warsaw high school. Mr. and Mrs. Hawley will live in Buffalo. Guests at the wedding included Mr. aiyi Mrs. Ralph Scott o f Central avenue and Mr. and Mrs. James Winkett of Great Valley. G. Addison Locke W ins A d v a n c e m e n t Upon the basis of a competitive civil service examination, and pre vious experience^ Addison Locke of Randolph has .been appointed senior engineer’s helper with the New York State transit division in the New York City area. ‘ Mr. Locke is the son of -Supervis- and Mrs. Harry Locke o f Ran dolph. The position is considered an ex cellent, one, especially since the op- ;portunities for promotion are con sidered good. This is said to he the first time in eight' or ten years that candidates have been accepted for the New York area from the state as a whole. Mr. Locke was the only candidate to take the examination in the Jamestown area. -Before being permitted -bo take the examination, it was necessary for candidates to prove they posses sed the training and experience nec essitated by the work. Mr, Locke is graduate of Tri-State College of Angola, Ifld. Following Ms gradua tion he worked fo r - a private con tractor for a time and later ’^ s em ployed by the American Telephone & Telegraph Company. For several yeart he had been employed in the highway department -of Cattaraugus County. -
