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TH E HERALD-MAIL, FAIRPORT, N. Y.'
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Warren Dryer has moved from 67
Miles avenue to 23 Parker street.
Duane Crichton has returned to
Union College for his fourth and last
-year*
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--------•' Miss Alice Brandt went to Keuka
Park Monday to take up her studies
a t Keuka College.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Peck of Clinton
place are the parents of a baby daugh­
ter, bom Sept. 17.
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Colegrove
of Utica were guests at the Raymond
Batpist parsonage on Monday.
Lester Dineen has moved from the
C. E. Sinamus house on-East Church
6treet to 18 Hulburt avenue.
- The Redmen *are holding a party
this evening in their rooms, when
cards and dancing will be enjoyed.
Miss Grace Marsh of Syracuse, who
arrived last Tuesday night to visit
Mrs. Glen Marsh, returned home Sun­
day.
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Thursday, September 22; 1932
The first foot ball game of the sea­
Mrs. C. C. Moore has returned/r&m
spending the past three months a t son is scheduled for' Saturday after­
noon when the local High school team
Ann Arbor, Mich.
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will play Medina a t th at place.
Mrs. M. J. Williams and Mrs. Eliza­
beth Oswald attended a W. C. T. U.
Yesterday afternoon a t the conclu­
convention in Rochester last week.
sion of school Gene Gordon, magician
and ventriloquist, gave an interesting
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Frank attend­ entertainment. Mr. Gordon is a na­
The American Legion Auxiliary will ed the funeral of Carl Whitman’s old­
tive of Lyons.
hold the first of their winter meetings est son Tuesday in East Walworth.
this evening at 8 o’clock.
Mrs. Elizabeth Aitchison is enter­
Mrf*. and Mrs. Edward Welkley have
William C. Surrey of Baird road gone to Waterport, where Mr. Welk- taining today at luncheon in honor of
returns to Cornell .University next lev will operate his a pplfi.jsyanoratnr Mrs. Ira Ferguson of Toronto,. Can.,
who is the guest7 of Mrs. James Bol^
Monday for his third year.
during the season.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oswald Of
The Girl Scouts-iii-charge of Miss
The teachers of the local schools
Boston were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Miss Swift enjoyed a hike
Harry VanHorn last week.
and sausage roast a t the Orchards will hold a picnic today at Powder
Mill park. As_Supt. Coffee says, “It
Tuesday afternoon after school.
is in the nature of a blow-out; th at is
D. D. Warner of Rochester has
why
we chose Powder Mill.park.” .
James Caler is confined to his home
rented and moved into the west half
ot the house of C. E. Sinamus in East with a cast on his ankle, due to the
The Central Council of the Parentbreaking of a bone Sunday night. He
Church street.
stepped from his car ahd in so doing teacher association announce that they
A card party for the benefit of the wrenched the ankle, causing a . bone will hold the regular yearly gettogether party in the High school
Girl Scouts is to be held at the home, to snap.
gymnasium next week Thursday even­
of Mrs. Quinlin, 54 Potter place, next
Lewis Bramer returned Thursday ing at 6:30. I t will be a tureen
Thursday afternoon, beginning a t 2:45.
to Philadelphia, where he is- attend­ luncheon, and not only members and
The regular meeting of the Fruit­ ing the School of Pharmacy. DaCosta their families, but all in town who
ful Circle of King’s Daughters will be Bramer returned.M onday to_Strong. are interested-in school work are cor­
held Wednesday, Sept. 28, at 2 p. m. Memorial for his second year in the dially invited.
in the parlors of the F irs t. Baptist medical course.
church.
Tlie latest and best peach story
A couple of quinces from the tree
comes
from Perrin street, as Miss Eli­
Mrs. Mary Burlingame and daugh­ of Fred Parker in Roselawn avenue
ter Mabel, Mr. and Mrs. Foster and are on exhibition in the Herald-Mail zabeth Burns reports the picking from
her mother, Mrs. Gebhardt of Penfield, office that certainly are beauties, her Elberta tree, among others, two
motored to Niagara Falls and Fort seeming almost perfect in shape, color peaches which weigh 1Y\ ' pounds.
One of them is 10*6 inches in cir­
Niagara Sunday. *
and fruit. Each weighs more than a cumference and the other 9% inches.
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Mr. and Mrs. Everette Willison of half pound. •
Miss Burns declares positively this is
A daughter, Shirley Mae, was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peters of Willis
park on Monday at the Genesee hos­
pital.•
West avepue have as their guest Mrs.
Anna Schwitzer of Brooklyn, and on
There will be a meeting of the Sunday entertained at their home Mr.
Children’s Committee next Tuesday aml Mrs. Charles Huber, Mr. and
afternoon a t 3:30 at the school li­ Mrs. Arthur Young and Miss Helen
brary.
McClenathan.
Raymond Leslie Ebert of 4 Ave.-A-, no fish story—she has the peaches to
Fairport, was elected treasurer of the prove her assertion.
freshman class of Mechanics Institute
The local welfare agencies find there
at the first meeting of the class of
1935 Monday afternoon at which offi­ is a great need for fruit jars to help
cers and student council representa­ out in families who have the fruit
tives for the coming year were and vegetables for canning, but lack
Miss Helen
of Palmyra road
the—jars Ih e —calL Js—more—urgenL
ecfcech---------------------------------- —TiTid iTTip'Ol'tffntPtfian this brief notice
Teachers’ College at Albany to resume
last of the series of 12 concerts in
The Little Theater at 240 East Ave­ indicates, and all who have jars, even
her studies.
Victor. They will be joined by the nue, Rochester, is making it more a'v e ry , few will help, are asked to
R. D. Case and Oscar Guelich re­ Albion American Legion band and the than easy for readers of kthe Herald- leave them at the home of Rev. E. B.
turned Sunday night from a fishing Wayland band, making a massed band Mail to see without charge the popu­ Taft in West Church street, or call
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•_ la r, attraction now showing on the him on the phone and they will betrip of a few days to Grinnell Island of close to 100 pieces.
sent for. * ’
in the St. Lawrence. .
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Potter returned screen, “Congress Dances.” In their
advertisement in this issue,, the offer
David Greene leaves the latter part Monday from Hamburg, where they is made that if it is cut out of the
O p e n U n c le S a m S to r e
of the week for Williams College at went to attend the reunion of the paper and presented at the ticket of­
Potter
family
at
the
home
of
George
Williamstown, Mass., where he will
Potter. Upwards of 40 were present fice, it will admit two persons, with
The Unfcle Sam Stores- organiza­
enter his Junior year.
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at the reunion, the oldest being 84 one paid admission.
tion are today opening their first
The members of .Rozella Rebekah years and the youngest three months.
The- unusual phenomenon of a store outside of Rochester, making
.Lodge, with friends, will have a sau­
waterspout was .observed in Lake On­ the 33d store in the string. -The new
Will
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Greene
was
pleasantly
sur­
sage roast this .Thursday evening a t
tario, off -the port of Charlotte, one store is a t 6 South Main street in
prised
last
Thursday
evening
wherf
a1
—fr-o^loek-rd-the-home -of ‘Mrsr-Ernesfcday- last week;--amH:htH iunur ‘of-fir s t rUie-.Morey-buUdingr-and-i&-4n-ehar-ge-|-i
number
of
his
old
friends
and
neigh­
Wahl.
reporting it to the weather bureau of Lynwood- Beckwith of Fairport,
bors from Woodlawn avenue came and
who is well and favorably-known to
The Past Noble Grand’s club will spent the evening with ’ him. They goes, to Fairport people in the Roch­ thj jmblic. The store carries a half
meet at the home of Mrs. Chauncey presented him with a beautiful basket ester office of the American Can Co.
indhe Lincoln Alliance bank building. Pa jq space on page ten of this issue
Smith next Tuesday evening, Sept. 27. of gladioli to remind him of his birthin which are featured a great many
Therp will he plprlinn nf officers at. jdajb_____________ :____;___________ = They observed the waterspout more at ,ractivfe- bargains-and- prices:— The­
than- seven miles from- their office
this time.
i j 3e rtjia ^ Beebe of Fairport has windows, and telephoned the news of std re has complete new equipment,
an^l has a most attractive appearance.
Donald-J. Coon of Cleveland .spent qualified in Surrogate Court as ex­ it to' the weather bureau.
I t | is a complete foodstuff store, in­
the week end with his parents, Mr. ecutor of the will of her father, Her­
cluding groceries, fruits, vegetables,
Surrogate’s
court
records
in
Roch­
and Mrs. G. A. Coon. They accom­ man Boughton, a resident of Victor
meats and fish.
panied him to his home in Cleveland, who died on August 9, leaving an es­ ester show that the will of Mrs. Kittie
tate valued at $13,000. All property B. Howard, who died a t Fairport Aug.
where they will spend a few days.
Girl Scout benefit-card party Thurs­
is bequeathed to two daughters, Mrs. 3 was* probated Monday, disposing of
day,
Sept. 29, a t 2:45 p. m. a t Mrs.
$26,000
in
personal
property
and
§7,Miss Ruth Anderson and her brother Beebeand Ruth B. Miller of Victor,
Quinlin’s, 54 Potter place. 50 cents,
000
in
real
estate.A
trust
fund
of
Fred, of Salt Lake City, Utah, are (share andshare alike.—Victor Herald,
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$5,000 is established for the life use •i i
making their home with their foster
Earle C. Bastow from Chicago and | of a son, Frederick Howard, and afparents, M r.‘ and.M rs. Derwood T.
Miss
Mary Elizabeth .Smith of In­ ter his death the principal will pass RUBBER STAMPS — We * furnish
Allen*, who reside a t 170 West Church
rubber stamps, any size, form or
dianapolis, who were on their way to to Mrs. Grace L. Warner, a daughter.
street.
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£ ehenBetffdy-^v} hiFreiativcs ,*stoppccF NtTsmvurner—reviver'$u,0.(nj: 5Trs7 —■Arppiing,Waters ^-cast-bronzG^si gnBf
Climber plates, .in fact almost anyMrs. Etta Adams, with Mrs. Dean in Fairport long enough Saturday to Lulu M. Howard, daughterinlaw, re­
t)iing in the shape of a marking
Adams entertained at luncheon and procure a marriage license and to call ceives $2,000 and a third interest with
.device.
Herald-Mail office.
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bridge last Friday, out of town guests at the First Baptist parsonage where her two daughters, Lulu M. Howard
being Mrs. M. J. Kellogg of West­ Rev. E. B. Taft helped them realize and Mabel O. Beers, in the family
Hang up cords to electric appliances
field, N. J., and Mrs. Franc Pug3ley their aspiration by pronouncing them home in Fourth avenue. The grand­
whqn
in use and avoid knots and
of Pittsford.
husband and wife. They plan to make daughters share a half interest in all sharp not
bends which may break the fine
their home in Chicago, wtfere Mr. other real estate and the other half wires.
Mrs. T. B. Lane and daughters, Bastow has a law office.
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passes to Mrs. Warner.
Marcia and Louise, and Mrs. Gauthier
Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Taft had as
of Buffalo motored Mrs. J. P. Burrus,
The regular meeting of Fairport
their
guests for Sunday dinner Brad­ grange was held last Saturday even­
who has Tieen spending about four
weeks in Buffalo, home Saturday ford Abernethy and the following ing. Following the business meeting an W e e k End Sp e cia ls
students from Drake University in interesting . program was presented
night and remained over Sunday.
Des Moines: Jack Finegan who sailed
Mr. and Mrs. S. Roy Kelsey and Wednesday night for Berlin where he with Bruce Knapp as chairman, in­
GOLD DUST
son Leslie Kuhns of South Main will continue his studies, Willard cluding the following numbers: Piano Large
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street were among the 26 people who Johnson _who enters.Colgate-Rochester- solo, Francis Hennessey; vocal solo,
BrunerBown;■reading,'
“Hamlet,”
Helped celebrate the golden wedding Divinity school, James Lair who goes
anniversary-of Mrs. Kelsey’s parents, to Hartford Theological Seminary, Andrew Hull; song by men’s quartet Kellogg’s
Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Strickland of 17 and Robert Buche who was on his way consisting of Bruner Bown, Francis
Hennessy, Andrew Hull and John W. CORN FLA KES
0 6 |c
Ericsson street, Rochester, held at to Princeton University.
Osbum
Jr.
The
progrum
closed
with
their cottage at Fair Haven last Sun­
a game “His Master’s Voice.” Fol­
day. v. . * * . *■
Fred Rightmire of New Rochelle, a lowing this sandwiches, coffee and
Choice Red SALMON
There will be a luncheon for ladies former -Fairport boy, was in town the fried cakes were served.by the com­
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of all the Fairport churches nt the first of the week visiting his brother, mittee. The next meeting will bo Oct.
W.
G.
^Rightmire
and
other
relatives
Congregational church -next Tuesday.
1st, for which the following refresh­
O ct 4, at 1 o’clock. The speakers and friends. He wosr accompanied by ment committee!. i3~ given: Mr. and
will be Miss Laurence, scjiool nurse; his -wife and a jnepliew, Robert M, Mra. -William, King, Mr*..and Mrs.
Rochelle.* They George Fairbanks, Mr. and Mrs.
Mias McGregor, S. P. C. C. worker; Pike Jr., also of
and Miss Murray, welfare worker. .were on their return from! an auto­ Frank Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill PHONE 120
27 WEST AVE.
mobile
trip
to
Chicago
and
a
visit
.to
The lifibject of their tajks will be
Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wag­
his other brother, Harry, in Detroit. ner, William Zimmer, James Palmer,
“Local Needs and Relief.”
Mr. .Rightmire is in . the real estate Lewis nnd Willis Pfromer.
.- . Perinton Home Bureau unit will and insurance brokerage business, and
meet Monday, Sept! 26, a t 2 o’clock incidentally ho remarked while chat­
The ladies of St, Luke’s Episcopal
ot Odd Fellows Temple for the first ting with the “force” in the Herald- church will* serve supper Thursday,
craft lesson. This lesson will be in Mail office th at he is in frequent touch September 29, from 6:30 to 7:80. Sup­
charge of Miss Maryon Ingham, who with .another former - Fairport boy, per 40 cents. \ . , !.! .
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will give a demonstration of hooked Addison L. P ratt, attorney witji offices
t rugs, block printing and other crafts at 61 Broadway, Mr.* P ra tt being hia
SCHOOL TAX NOTICE
32 West Avenue
for the home. Italian hemstitching attorney in some of his real estate
I will recoive school-taxes for Per­
deals.
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inton'D istrict: Nd. 2 :'at one per cent
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from S ep t 20 to Oct. 20.
• DelffAitfc enfoiiirient Tor The project
We now have a delicious
- HARRY D. TRACY,
During
September
nnd
October,
film
will be taken a t this meeting.
left for developing and printing will
Baird Road, Fairport*
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Phone 9 12F6, -Fnirpmit ^
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ready
the
following-day
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New Fall line .of women's nnd p. m. *
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misses! dresses. .Silk; crepe, georgette —Adv.
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CARD OF THANKS •
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FOR A NICKEL
and all wool knitted , suits. Prices
I wish to thank tho ninny kind
4 $1.95, $2.89, $$3.25 an d : $3.60. Wool
LANDSCAPING
.. . . . •* friends »for the beautiful flowers, sym-; It has a real homemade
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sweaters and caps for. the. juniors*.
Now-is the*time to .tafco outvyour pathy and acta of kindness during the
Infant appArel consisting of dresses, old woody shrubs and replace with illness of my sister, .Mrs. Amy Tel­ flavor. Stop in femd •
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robes nnd knitted-goods. Many new Evergreens a t hatf #price. \V. .H. man; likewise*, thoso. who furnished
q.s .j£enl9 in noveltfes and-linens.
Mrs. Cleveland, 13 East street* phone 205R.
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Mrs. F. M. Bryant
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FORTY-THIRD SEMI-ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT O F 7; J
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Gleaning2 .Compand
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We cordially invite you all to call at our new home for your*
Fall and Winter Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing, done in •
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Phone 220R
5 South Main St. _l
C. W. EMERY
R. C. EMERY
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EM ERY & EM ERY
FU N ERAL D IR EC TO R S
A Complete Funeral at Any Price You W ish to Pay
PHONE 70
FAIRPORT
76 S. MAIN ST.
Quality Provision Market
PRIINZIVALLI BRO S. Props.
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Prices for X Week, Friday Morning to Closing Time Thursday
DELICIOUS SLICED BOILED H A M
25c
SUGAR-CURED CALA HAMS ,________ !-10o
TEXAS H O T S
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BEEF BONELESS RIB ROAST
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PORK LOIN ROAST, Rib E n d
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B E S T NO. 1 P O T A T O E S
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
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CHILDREN'S BATHROBES ______ $1.00 reduced to 79c
MEN-'S WINTER UNION SUITS *
98c to $1.25 redhced to 69c
MEN’S FANCY H O S E _________ 50c pair reduced to 35p
25c pair reduced to 19c
CHILDREN’S ALL WOOL JERSEY SUITS
$1.98 to $3.49 reduced to. $1.25
36 INCH FLANNEL
_____ ; 25c yaTd reduced to 19c
18c yard reduced to 13c
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Mild M ellow Coffee
C H IL I S A U C E
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Q uaker Maid
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2 Ib. iar 2 3 C
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worth 10c in purchasing H pound Chase & Sanborn Tea
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