Porter Hill road
borne destroyed
mon-DeXalb schools each* had a
boy and girl participating. Joan
Shank and Ronald Hawiey from
Clifton-Fine won. Each received
ten dollars and all the rest each
received a five dollar participating prire. The Judges were
Sanders Heller, Gouverneur,
Miss Iva Ruth Clark, Russell,
and Robert McSweeney, Harrisville.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Klo, Allan
and Ruth Fredenburg called at
Leland Young's Friday.
Norma Young spent Tuesday
and Wednesday night at her home.
School let out at noon Thursday
for the First Supervisory District
Spring meeting for the teachers
of four schools and the speaking
contest.
The Fowler Baptist church
ceived $11 from the Home Demonstration Stanley party held at
the home of Mrs. Clarence Murdle April 20.
By MRS. LELAND YOUNG
Roast beef supper will be held
Porter Hill road-Mr. and
at the Fowler town hall May 25,
Mrs, Arthur Carr's home was
benefit of Fowler Baptist church.
dsftroyed
by fire Wednesday
Adults, $1.25 and $.65 for chilnight about 10 o'clock. Mr, and
dren. Serving begins at 5:30p.m.
Mre. Carr and seven children
until all are served.
escaped without Injury and saved
A car wash will be held at the
a farw possessions. Mr.Carr said
home
of Mrs. Verna Flsk May 27
be thought the fire was caused by
from
10
a.m. to 5 p.m. The Baptist
defective wiring. The house was
Youth
Fellowship
will do the
owned by Roily Durham.
work.
Rose Reed Is In the House of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walrath
the Good Samaritan in Watertown.
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Fred Reed is employed In Ohio.
Murdle and family called on Mr.
Bonnie Young spent Tuesday
and Mrs. Fred LaPlatney of the
night with Mary Yerdon.
Harxisvllle
road and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Young,
Mrs.
Rupert
Crlng at Geers
Roger and Bonnie attended the
Corners
Sunday
afternoon.
aUtth annual speaking contest at
Grace
May
Murdle
celebrated
Hermon-DeJCalb Central school
her
birthday
May
17.
Thursday afternoon. Norman
By MRS. ARNOLD THOMPSON
Mr. and Mr s.Robert Thompson
Fowler—Parents, ck>n#t forget
Young was one of the contestants
and
daughter of Maryland called
from HJD.C.S. Clifton-Fine, Ed- the PTA meeting Thursday evenon
Robert's
brother and family,
to*
May
18
at
Fowler
school
at
wards, Knox Memorial and Her*
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Thompson
o p.m.
Fowl er
Thursday. Robert returned from
Korea May 5. It has been about
two years since Robert has seen
his brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shlppee
and boys and Vern Glllett were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Shlppee, Macomb.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ann*
stroo and girls spent the weekend
with Mrs. Armstrong's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Manchester.
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong are
from Plans burg.
Mrs. Lewis Gaudln received
word Saturday morning that her
father was very sick. She is
spending awhile in Watertown
with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McKee have
returned to their home after
spending the winter in Watertown
with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Gilmour.
Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Kinney
called on Mrs. Grace Typhalr,
Mr. and Mrs. Lenuel Chapln and
Leon Chapln of Edwards Sunday.
Fellowship presented corsages
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to the Florida coast where actual
flight operation will occur.
Mrs. Leary, the former Dorothy Lalonde, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Lalonde, plans to
take the cruise.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ward
and baby were visiting Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Duthan Ward.
By MILDRED JARV1S
Miss Sharon Peabody is visFine—Aviation Boatswain first iting at the home of her grandclass, Millard Leary and family parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
are here visiting relatives and Jarvls and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
friends. AB1 Leary is home on Peabody.
leave after his ship, theUSS Lake
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Point, RJ. after the dramatic Sunday in Ithaca.
recovery of the astronault last
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week.
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mothers at the Baptist church,
Sunday, May 14: the oldest mother, Mrs. Acil Johnson; the youngest mother, Mrs. Milton Arm*
strong, and the mother with the
most children in church with her,
Mrs. Gordon Stevens and Mrs.
Arnold Thompson. Mrs. Armstong Is the former Miss Helen
Manchester. The mothers wish
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kindness showed to them on their
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