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WEBSTER HERALD, WEBSTER, N. Y., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1948
Davenport, Iowa, located on the Bituminous coal constitutes one
Mississippi River, is an im portant of the largest sijigle items of tra f­
railroad and shipping center.
fic on the railroads.
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We Have
OPEN ALLEYS
Monday-Wednesday-Thursday
A fter 9:80
REAL ESTATE
West Webster
Forest L a w n B o y B re aks
Course Record at Peddie
and broke the course record w ith a
time of 11:35.
Pacing the race against Prince­
Robert N. Titus Jr. of Forest
ton High School runners was Phil­
Lawn Bluff, Webster, a student of
the Peddie School, Hightstown, N. ip Palam ountain of Hightstown
S. Reynolds Olcott of Five Mile Mrs. E dgar Trainer and Mrs. J„ ran second in the first cross­ with the record-breaking tim e of
Line Rd. has returned to his home Gordon Spry have been attending country competitions of the year 11 minutes, 30 seconds.
Compiled from the Daily Rec­ after spending several weeks in a Brownie Scout Training Course
in Rochester which will continue
ord Oct. 5-8, 1948 by H. K. Foley. the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews until Nov. 8.
Bruno Wisniewski and wife have of Irondequoit were Saturday aft­ Mrs. Edward Kingsley enter­
sold property to William H. Adler ernoon callers at the home of Mr. tained the i Shining Star Club
and wife in Klem Rd., Webster. and Mrs. W infred Vogt.
Tuesday evening a t her home for
Anna T. Brown by execrutix^as Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Fecteau a business meeting and Halloween
sold property in Webster to H ar­ and children of Rochester were party.
Sunday afternoon callers a t the Sunday afternoon and evening
ry L. Lambert and wife.
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Con­ callers a t the home of Mr. and
George H. Gage has purchased ley.
Mrs. George Turney were Mrs,
property jn W ebster from John Mr. and Mrs. George Herman Esther Herman and son, Merle, of
B acchetta et ano.
and Mrs. Mack called a t the home Webster, Mr. Kohler and daugh­
of Mrs. Burton Baker on Sunday. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Metzinger
LEG A L NOTICE
John B. Whiting of Jersey City, and Florence Stuart of Rochester.
N. J. visited a t the home of Mr. The WSCS of the W est Webster
N otice o f
Come out to the ranch and select the type you like.
and Mrs. N. P. Whiting last week. Methodist Church will have its an­
Special Tow n Election
Michael Brooks Callahan of nual turkey supper on Thursday,
Rich Blue-black Ranch Mink
In The T o w n o f Penfield,
Winifred Drive was christened a t Nov. 11.
M onroe County, N ew Y ork the Lutheran Church in Webster Jack Blanchard and Gary HegeHoney Colored (Starlight Mink)
dom. W est Webster, attended the
NOTICE Is HEREBY Given th a t a recently.
In Mutations:
Special Town Election of the elec­ Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Greenhill World Series games in Cleveland
tors of the Town of Penfield, Mon­ and Valerie GreenhilJ, and Mrs. last Friday, Saturday and Sun­
Silver blue (moonlight gray with pale blue shadows)
roe County, New York, will he James Stone left last Saturday day.
held at the Penfield Town Hall, morning for a visit in Toronto,
Blufrost (frosted silver on an ebony background))
South Avenue, Penfield, New York
on the 30th day of October 1948, Canada.
with the polls to be opened be­ Mr. and Mrs. John Cavalier of
tween the hours of two o'clock in (Hard Rd. were Saturday evening
the afternoon and eight o'clock in guests a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rose Kime of Webster and
the evening, for the purpose of (Mrs. M aynard Heilman of Roch- Mr. and Mrs. William Kime of
Webster 229F31
824 Gravel Rd.
voting upon the following proposi- ;est er.
Newark visited Mrs. Leo Krenzer
WEST WEBSTER
tion:
Susan Trainer has returned Monday afternoon.
Tow£ of, Penfield re- ihome from Highland Hospital
model
its Town Hall including th e 1, ,
. , . iwhereshehad_______
________________
a tonsillectomy on
provision of kitchen and dining
room facilities and installation of Saturday.
adequate heating and plumbing Sunday callers a t the home of
facilities at a cost not to exceed Mr. and Mrs. John Cavalier were
Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,-: Mr. and Mrs. G. Alessi, Mr. and
000.00), to be paid for from th e jMrs joggpjj Barber and Andrew
proceeds of the sale of bonds to Cavalier.
be retired in equal annual install­
ments over a period of five years. Bobby Vogt of Gaywood Lane
will celebrate his seventh birthday
Dated: October 4, 1948
on Saturday.
EARL RAPP,
Town Clerk of Penfield, Diane Schulze celebrated her
| birthday on Thursday a t a party
3t-10/14-10/28
in her home.
MRS. C. GORDON SPRY, Correspondent
Phone Webster 65-F -11
M IN K S C A R F S
FOR SALE
Tuesday - Friday
Save Up To 50%
By Purchasing Direct from the Ranch
7:00 P. M .-12:00 P. M.
Saturday - Sunday
1:00 P. M .-12:00 P. M.
Phone Webster 373
The Bowling' Hall Restaurant Is Now Open,
Serving DINNERS and LIGHT LUNCHES
Webster Bowling Hall
31 NORTH AVE.
PHONE 878
Roast Beef Supper
Sponsored by
West Walworth Volunteer Fire
Dept.
WEBSTER
7he0ri&naf
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Spry and
daughters, Judith Ann and B ar­
bara Dee, spent Sunday with Mr.
Mrs. M artin Fisher and children!an(-* Mrs. L. R. Lewis in RoehesDeloris and Steven of Newark ter.
were Sunday visitors at the home Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barese were
of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brown.
| Sunday night supper guests a t the
Callers at the Robert B riggs’11,01*16 of M r- and Mrs- John Cav‘
home on Sunday included M r.|aller‘
and Mrs. John Lauder, Mr. and' Mr- and Mrs. Waldo Derwick
Mrs. Richard Dudley, Mr. and and fam ily of Albion visited at
Mrs. John Briggs and Roy Briggs the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. P.
of Fairport, Joyce Briggs and w hiting on Sunday.
roommate of the Highland Hos-' _
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pital School of Nursing, Mr. and' B etty Jane Peachey just returnMrs. Alfred Bluhm and daughter e(* *rom a trip to Miami, Fla.
Ann of T urk Hill, Fred L ittle oft Joseph Nandery of Rochester
Rochester, Miss Ramona Lauder of was a Sunday dinner guest a t the
Victor, Mr. mid Mrs. Robert H arris holne
antj j i rs A rthur Ca»nd son of E a st Rochester.
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West Macedon
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1948
Firemen’s Hall
Walworth, N. Y.
Adult Ticket $2.00
Child Ticket $.75
Serving 5 to 8 P. M.
All You Can Eat
Dancing Included With Supper
lOIilllll!'
LAKE ONTARIOMINKRANCH
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brown of I Mrs. John Schnoor of Rochester
Fairport spent Sunday evening atjw as a Tuesday afternoon: caller a t
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Em m or the home of Mrs. A rthur Caton.
Baker.
The W est W ebster residents ex­
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Briggs were tend their sympathy to the family
entertained at dinner Saturday of Raymond Schlegel.
evening by Mr. and Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Schaich of
Hansen of Kendall.
Baden, Switzerland, who are on
their wedding trip, have been
'guests a t the home of Mr. and
iMrs. A rthur Caton for several
weeks.
Sunday dinner guests a t the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Leschorn were Mr. and Mrs. Irving
W. Peachey and daughters, Carol
Ann and Kathleen Jane, of Roch­
ester. .
OCT. 20-21-22-23
WATCH FOR THE SPECIALS
LUCAS DRUG
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5
E. MAIN ST.
WEBSTER
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— It’s Gonna Be Good!
BEAUTIFUL
Swiss Steak Sapper
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but
DANGEROUS
SAVE $20.00
ON YOUR NEW
OCTOBER 21
GAS RANGE
at the
Evangelical United Church
Serving Starts at 5 p. m,
Sponsored by
K
Woman’s Aid Society
Tickets $1.25
c
Children Under 12 $.75
VTygi-.
U n d er a m a g n ify in g
glass sn o w flakes are
mighty pretty-^-but un­
der foot they’re a men­
ace. Many a dam age
claim and lawsuit fo l­
lo w s a tu m b le on a
snowy, slippery walk or
door step. Protect your­
self from such losses by
carrying Comprehen­
sive Personal Liability
Insurance.
This space donated by
A. N. MARTIN SONS, INC.
ROMAN A. KUHN
IN SU R A N C E
SAVE $10.00
ON YOUR NEW
Automatic
WATER HEATER
YOU MAY GET
RANGE or
WATER HEATER
FREE!
Get the new range yo u ’ve been promising your­
self during October — Centennial Savings
month. You w ill be allowed $20.00 toward it
when you trade in your old stove.
Your old water heater is worth that much when
you pui'chase a modem automatic water heater
this month.
When you trade in your old stove or old water
heater at your R. G. & E. office or dealer’s store
between October 1st and 31st, ask to get in the
R. G. & E. contest. If yours is judged the oldest
one turned in, you will he refunded the cost of
your new one.
ASK FOR YOUR CENTENNIAL GIFT
Be sure to drop in for your handy rubber plate scraper. Just ask for
your free Centennial souvenir. Come in soon.
Call our W ebster Representative, Arthur E. Coles, W ebster 142-F-24, for details.
1 4 8 Dunning A ve.
Phone Webster 106-R
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