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CATTARAUGUS R E r u o u v a n ,
E. Morris of South Bradford, who
—Miss Agnes Hall returned this
-*rMrs. J. C. Randolph apd two
were married in Franklinville August
morning
from
New
York
City.
daughters o f Kilgore, Texas, have ar­
24th, 1912.
— Mrs, John Strable of 137 Elm
rived to spend a month With Mr. and
the Olean People’s M. E. church of­
Mrs. Verne C. Randolph of Wildwood street has returned from Pittsburgh,
ficiating. Mrs. Leonard Tyler, a sis­
whdre
she
spent
the
week
end
with
avenue. Mr. Randolph will join his
ter of the bride, and Paul Millhausen,
her daughter, Miss Mary Strable, a
family soon.
The 61st annual Gates reunion was brother o f the groom, were the at­
student
nurse.
'
— Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Miller and
D ire c to rs P ick e d b y Sal— Miss Genevieve Griffin was a held recently at the home of Mr. and tendants. A luncheon was served to
son Peter of Philadelphia visited Mr.
Mrs. Orlo Bartholomew of Quaker
am anca Business
and Mrs. B. E. Miller Sunday while guest at the reception honoring the Bridge.* Over one hundred members 20 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Millhausen
have returned from their honeymoon
* M en ’s G ro u p — H a rris
enroute home from a two weeks* va­ golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Otto
attended. The list of those from Sala­ and are residing at 64 Clinton street.
Koch,
Sr.,
and
the
marriage
o
f
Mr.
cation on their island in Georgian
S e c re ta ry -T re a su re r
manca who were present includes
Bay, Canada. Their other children, and Mrs. Otto Koch, Jr., at the Koch Glen Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. Millhausen is employed as a fire­
man on the Buffalo division of the
Marianne and Nancy, are remaining home in Bradford Sunday.
Five new directors were elected
Gates,
Mrs.
Addie
McGill,
Mrs.
Carrie
B. & O. railroad.
— Mrs. Katherine Potter of Cattar­
with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Peiffer in
gnd the name of the Salamanca MerWinton and Mrs. A. J. Curtiss, son
augus
attended
the
funeral
of
Martin
Corry.
• chants Association was changed to
Richard and daughter Hazel. The
— Mrs. Austin Weeden of Orlando, McElroy in Allegany Monday.
C H U R O H W E D D IN G
the-Salamanca Business Men’s Assoc­
— Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wallace and next Gates reunion will be held in
Fla.,
is
visiting
Mrs.
C.
A.
Swan.
ia tio n , Inc., at a meeting Monday
1938 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
— Dr. J. Levi and daughter Eunice daughter Lulu Mjae of 14 Gates ave­ Eccles of Kennedy.
M iss G en evieve P ru sin ­
night.
nue, who have been visiting in Pater­
of
Rochester
and
Miss
Doris
Evans
The new directors are: F. A. Lowe,
A trial before a jury will be held
oski is B rid e o f H er­
are spending several days in Detroit. son, N. J., and New York City have at Allegany on August 30 in the
.James O’Rourke, Walter K. Mentz,
returned'
home.
b ert C . M yers
— Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Grover re­
-Ralph Ward, Cecil Armstrong. They
— Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Nies and Miss case of Charles N. Abbey, county
turned
Saturday
from
a
few
days’
replace deceased directors.
Amelia Nies are guests of Mrs. Wal­ farm bureau agent, of Salamanca,
Miss Genevieve Ann Prusinoski,
trip in Canada.
The old directors still on the board
charged with leaving the scene of an daughter of Mrs. Julia Prusinoski of
ter
Fredriksen
at
her
cottage
on
— Miss Anna Donlin returned home
are John Schultz, president and
accident without reporting. Justiceof 172 State Park avenue, and Herbert
Sunday
evening after visiting Mr. and Chautauqua Lake.
Charles Kegerreis, vice president of
— James Anglun of Chicago, for­ the Peace E. S. Dieteman of Allegany Charles Myers, son of Mrs. T. W.
Mrs. Clair Park in Cleveland.
the association.
said Mr. Abbey, represented by Jo­ Myers of 55 Elm street, were mar­
— Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barton and merly o f this city, is visiting his
Spencer Harris was elected secreseph Nevins of Olean, requested the
children of Machias visited Mr. and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. jury trial Thursday, previously fixed ried this morning at 9 o’clock in Holy
tary-treasurer.
Cross church by Rev. B. Majerowski.
Mrs. Leo Barton of East street Sun­ Buckley of Center street.
A discussion in open meeting of
— Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Trimble, as the date for the hearing.
The bride was attended by her sis­
day.
methods whereby the association
A daughter was born Thursday af­ ter, Matilda, as maid of honor, and
who
have
been
guests
of
Mr.
and
— Misses Artie Mae Keyes and
could function actively to control
ternoon to Patrolman and Mrs. Clar­ by Miss Loretta Alduski, her cousin,
Gertrude
Keyes of Buffalo and sister, Mrs. F. J. Elsen of Division street, en ce L . T in g w a ll.
the credit situation in S a la m a n ca and
and Miss Dorothy Pavlock as brides­
Mrs. Melvin Fry o f Salamanca, have have returned to Rochester, accom­
surrounding te r rito ry , w a s fo llo w ed
Je a n n e E . W ilc o x , seven -year-o ld
panied
by
John
and
Tom
Elsen,
who
maids. Joan Pawk, her niece, was
returned from New England and the
b y a m eetin g o f th e d irectors.
g ra n d d a u g h te r o f M rs. L. N. B e a n o f flo w er g irl.
w ill rem ain f o r a visit.
Thousand Islands.
Under its new directorship the as
— Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Murray of Sycamore avenue, was struck by an
The bridegroom’s attendant was
— Miss Frances Pavlock has return­
sociation plans to set up an active
automobile while crossing a street in
Jersey
City
are
spending
th
eir
vaca­
Theodore Myers, his brother. Ray­
ed home after visiting relatives in
credit o rgan ization in its ow n q u a r­
R o ch ester W e d n e sd ay , acco rd in g to
tion
at
the
home
of
her
mother,
Mrs.
mond
Ambuske, his cousin, and Stan­
Buffalo. Her brother, August Pavlock
te r s , an d exp ects to assist definitely
word received here. She was taken to ley Rozwadoski were ushers.
A n n a H illm iller o f H etzel street.
was in Buffalo over the week end.
in controlling credits in the territory.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wagner a r e : the General Hospital and treated for
Mr. Myers was graduated from
Miss Pavlock’s position in the office
The group will work in cooperation
visiting his brother in New York bruises and brush burns. She was lat- Salamanca high school in 1929 and
of the Benz Engineering corporation
w ith the O lean B u sin ess M en ’ s assoCity for a few weeks.
removed to the residence of her studied a business course in James­
was
filled by Miss Margaret Hoken' ciation and the Bradford Credit Rat­
‘ mother, Mrs. Florence Wilcox, whom town. He is employed as a teller in
sen during her vacation.
ing Bureau.
she has been visiting for the past the First National Bank. Mrs. Myers,
— Mrs. Chester Crawford and
Business men of the city and sur­
two weeks.
a graduate of Salamanca high school,
daughter Lois of Peterboro, Ont., and
rounding territory will be asked to
Carl Mekelberg, a former chef at class of 1932, has been employed as
the former’s sister, Mrs. Norman HepW e a ve r Reunion
cooperate in making the association
the Mayfair Casino in Cleveland, has
pell,
who
has
been
her
guest,
are
vis­
The
fifth
annual Weaver reunion accepted a position as chef at the a stenographer in the law office of
of definite value to all, it was an­
George H. Ansley four years.
iting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. was held Sunday at the home of Mr. Dudley.
nounced.
J. Curtiss, for three weeks. They and Mrs. Chester Callen of Front
—
o
Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
made the trip from Canada by boat avenue. A picnic dinner was served was a guest of Hon. Thomas Isabel C ra w fo rd , O nce
Saturday and were met in Rochester to 52 members and eight visitors. The H. Dowd and family of South Main
Indian M issio n ary at
Sunday by Mrs. Curtiss and son Rich­ following officers were elected*. Pres­ street at dinner Saturday evening.
R e d H ouse, S p e a k s H ere
ard, Miss Hazel Curtiss, Mrs. Addie ident, Mrs. Olive Newton; vice presi­
— Donald Robert, Jr., and Henry,
Mrs. Roosevelt and her party made a
McGill, Mrs. Carrie Winton and Evan dent, Mrs. Edna Callen; secretary
sons of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sippy of
five-hour stopover at the Dowrd home
Miss Isabel Crawford, retired Bap­
White, the latter of Niagara Falls. In and treasurer, Mrs. Girth Carver;
38 Summit street, have returned
while enroute by motor car from tist missionary to the Indians, who
Rochester they visited Robert Curtiss historian, Mrs. Alethia Chamberlain. Chautauqua to Hyde Park. Accom­
home after spending their vacation
at the home of I. S. Benton.
with relatives in Indiana.
The historian reported two births panying Mrs. Roosevelt were Miss conducted a mission at Red House
about 15 years ago, was the speaker
— Mrs. T. C. Donaldlson o f Front and one marriage during the past
— Mr. and Mrs. William Steele and
Marion Dickerman, head of the Tod at a special service in the First Bap­
avenue has returned home after year. Members were present from
daughters, Virginia and Barbara of
Hunter School, a day school for girls tist church here last evening, held by
spending the summer at Keuka Lake. Bradford, Dunkirk, Olean, Napoli,
Springfield, Mass., are visiting at the
in New York City, and Mrs. Roose­ the Isabel Crawford guild, which is
home of Mrs. Steele’s brother,
— Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dietrich and Steamburg, Bolivar.
velt’s secretary, Mrs. Malvina Sch­ named in her honor, and the Alma
daughter Joyce left Sunday morning
Charles Newton of Great Valley.
The next Reunion will be held with neider.
Noble Guild.
— Dr. and Mrs. Harry Wesselman
on a week’s motor trip to Washing­ Mr. and Mrs. Girth Carver of Center
Relatives have received word of the
Bliss Crawford, who is a native of
of New York City, who have been
ton, Atlantic City and other points. street.
death of Patrick Sullivan of Ham­ Canada, came to Red House follow­
visiting their cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
— Miss Mary Frances Maginn re­
burg, formerly of Salamanca, which ing 25 years of service among the
Bosworth Reunion
E. D. Avery, left this morning to
turned to Erie Sunday after spend­
One hundred 55 members and occurred Sunday. Mr. Sullivan, who Indians at Saddle Blountain, Okla.,
Visit her brother, Willard Griffith of
ing her vacation at the home of Mr.
left Salamanca many years ago, is and conducted the missiorf church
and Mrs. Louis Noles of Clinton friends of the Bosworth family at­
Bolivar.
survived
by two daughters and two there about 15 years. Now, follow­
— Misses Clarice Colt and Alice
street and at the Noles farm near tended its 35th annual reunion Sat­
urday. at Veterans’ park, Olean. Mr. sons; one brother, Frank Sullivan of ing her retirement, she makes her
Engdahl have returned from a few
Allegany State Park.
Ellicott street, Salamanca, and nieces home in Orlando, Fla., and spends
day’s stay at the Chautauqua as— Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Swan return­ and Mrs. Omar Bosworth of Olean
and nephews in Salamanca. The fu­ many summers at Chautauqua. Miss
jembly grounds. Miss Engdahl was
ed Saturday from a 10 days’ cruise were hosts. After a picnic lunch Mrs.
neral will be Wednesday at 9, daylight Crawford, who has visited the Holy
iccompanied home yesterday by her
up the Great Lakes to Duluth, Minn. Guy Knapenberger of Limestone con­
time,
from Saint3 Peter and Paul’s Land and Europe and has lectured in
aiece and nephew, Ruth and Roy
— Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lessingwell, ducted a business meeting in the ab­
church in Hamburg, followed by bur­ every state in the union, has been a
Engdahl of Sinclairville.
son William and daughter Elsie, of sence of Dan Sweet, president, Sala­
ial
there.
guest o f Bliss Florence Wallquist a
— Mrs. Edward Birmingham, Mrs.
Pittsburgh, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. manca. Officers for 1938 elected in­
The
Great
Valley
Baptist
church
few weeks. She will leave for Or­
Arthur Carpenter, Frank Sullivan and
Myron Moffat of the Great Valley clude Leslie Bean, Meadville, presi­
held
a
baptismal
service
at
the
mill
lando tomorrow.
dent; Mi’s. Morris Folts, Great Val­
Tohn Sullivan called at the home of
road.
%
dam
in
Great
Valley
Sunday
evening.
Refreshments were served after
ihe late Patrick Sullivan in Hamburg
— Miss Virginia Bunker of Broad ley, secretary; Mrs. Henry Mix,
Seven young people from Great Val­ the service, at which little Blarilyn
Monday evening.
street entertained the following Olean, treasurer.
ley,
Humphrey and Willoughby were Rice sang a solo.
— Mr. and Mrs. Merle McNamara
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Burlingame
guests over the week end: Misses
baptised,
among them Malcolm Pelton
have returned from a 10 days’ trip to
Mary Louise Thatcher and Mary Jane and family of Smethport, comprising
and Lowell Pelton o f Great Valley.
R eam er-Sp en cer the Great Lakes exposition in Cleve­
Woodbury of Hornell and Catherine nine members, held the distinction of
Rev.
J.
W.
Norris
officiated.
land and Saginaw, Mich.
Cain of >Olean. Miss Cain has just being the largest family present. Mrs.
A Gowanda young man and a girl
Bliss Dorothy Spencer, daughter of
— Miss Isabel Krieger of Great
returned from a two months’ trip to Inez Bosworth, 82, of Portville, was
who
were injured last Tuesday night Blrs. J. D. Finton of Highland ave­
V a l l e y and Lawrence Sheehan
the
oldest
member.
Gerald
Bosworth,
Mexico and the West Coast. Miss
in an auto accident at Little Valley nue and Janies Reamer, son of Blr.
and Thomas MacGetic of Wellsville
Bunker left with Miss Woodbury to five-month-old son o f Mr. and Mrs. R.
T. Bosworth of Port Allegany, was are “coming along fine,” attending and Blrs. James B. Reamer of Church
hav,e returned home after visiting Mr.
be her guest a few days in Hornell.
doctors say. Berl Beach, 20, suf­ street, were united in marriage this
and Mrs. W. F. Caster in Cleveland a
— Chester Ambuske returned to the youngest member.
fered a broken pelvis and a badly cut morning at 11 o’clock at St. Patrick’s
few days.
—o
Rochester Saturday after visiting his
right
arm, and Ardith Swartzfager, rectory, Rev. BI. E. Colligan officiat­
— Miss Elizabeth Congdon of Clin­
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Am­
G
o
o
d
m
an
-F
o
x
15,
suffered
three fractured verte­ ing.
ton is here to spend the remainder of
buske, a week.
brae and cuts and bruises. They will
The bride, who wore a rust colored
the week with her parents, Mr. and
— Miss Carrie A. DeNike and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Goodman of be confined to the Salamanca city
suit
with brown accessories, was at­
Mr$. C. E. Congdon. She returned
Elizabeth Cotrael and guests, Miss Killbuek have returned from Somer­
hospital
a
few
more
weeks,
it
was
tended by the groom’s sister, Blrs.
here last night with her brother, Rich­
Margaret Blossom of Friendship, have set where they attended the wedding
said.
William Uhle. Mrs. Uhle wore a gray
ard, who has been visiting Mr. and
gone to Miss DeNike’s' cottage on of their son, Roland A. Goodman, and
Mrs.
Daniel
Duhan,
who
is
leaving
suit with burgundy accessories.
Mrs. Howard Banks of Montreal at
Chautauqua lake to remain until Miss Hazel L. Fox, which took place
for
her
new
home
in
Ellieottville
W illiam U h le acted as best m an.
Lac Ouimet, Canada.
Thursday.
Saturday afternoon at 4 o’clock at
Thursday,
was
entertained
by
friends
After
September 1st Blr. and Blrs.
— Miss Bernice Rankin of Long
— Mrs. Eva Carroll of Little Valley the home of the bride’s parents, Mr.
at
a
chicken
dinner
at
the
Orchard
Reamer will be at home at 400 Scenic
Beach, Cal., is visiting Mrs. Grace
and Mrs. Bruce E. Dunn, who have and Mrs. Charles L. Fox, on the
Home
restaurant
last
evening.
Cards
Heights, Castile, where Blr. Reamer
Lockwood. She is on her way home
been guests of Mrs. Henry Bradford shores of Lake Ontario.
followed,
with
Mrs.
Julian
Wiley
win­
from Harvard university, where she
is
employed by the Department of In
in Troy a week, returned home Sun­
M iss L o is F o x atten ded h e r sister
spent the summer.
day.
and Howard D. Goodman of Buffalo, ning the high prize. Mrs. Duhan was terior at Letehworth Park.
-r-Raymond Heller of Bradford is
■—Mrs. H. B. Hoyt has returned brother of the bridegroom, was best given a gift.
risiting at the home o f his aunt, Mrs.
Mrs. Frank Hannon held a social JULIUS FLOGAUS, GOWANDA
from Colorado Springs, Colo. She was man. Charlotte Pillion was flower
JUSTICE OF PEACE, DIES
John L . D o u g h e rty , fo r a f e w d ays.
at her home, 53 Henry street, last
accompanied home by her daughter, g irl.
— Mrs. Nina Harkness of Mayville
Martha, who has been visiting in Cal­
A reception followed the ceremony, evening for the benefit of the Star ^ Gowanda, Aug. 24— Funeral ser­
Is visiting here.
ifornia. Mr. Hoyt has returned from at which 30 guests were present. A o f Liberty lodge. Twenty-four per­ vices for Julius J. Flogaus, were held
— Mrs. Jegsie Hill of Newark, N. J.,
sons were present. Refreshments
Wellsville.
buffet luncheon was served.
Sunday afternoon at his late home,
and Miss Helen Forbes of New York
were
served.
— Misses Geraldine Dundon, Mar­
Following a honeymoon at Canad­
Buffalo street, Rev. A. E. Thurston
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Clarence
Announcement is made of the mar­
ion Johnston, Marjorie BiscUp and ian lakes, Mi*, and jMrs. Goodman will
of
the First Presbyterian Church of­
Frank.
Margaret Connelly have returned live in Buffalo. Mr. Goodman is a riage of Miss Ellen Lord of Olean and
ficiating. Mr. Flogaus died Friday,
— Mrs. John F. Dundon left yester­
home after spending a week’s vaca­ graduate o f Salamanca high school, Harry Millhausen, son of George Mill­
following
an illness of several years.
day for a visit of 10 days with rela­
tion on Parallel trail in Allegany class o f 1925, and Bryant & Stratton hausen of this city, August 18th at
He
was
63
years old the 27th of last
tive? in New York.
State Park.
business college in 1928. Mrs. Good­ the home of the bride in Garden ave­ July. Since 1919 he had lived in Go­
‘— Rev. and Mrs. Russell Moore and
— Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heath of man is an accomplished trombone nue, Olean, Rev. Walter L. Hazen of
wanda where he operated a dairy and
children were guests of Rev. and Mrs.
New Holland, O., made a brief visit player.
The maximum temperature reading
for the past four years had been a
Robert Fuller in Westfield yesterday,
for the 24-hour period ending at noon
at the home o f their uncle, Rev. J. W.
,
.0
--justice of the peace.
— Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Fedell left
Norris, in Great Valley recently.
today was 74 degrees at noon today
C
lark
e-A
m
b
u
sk
e
Surviving are his wife, Wilma Nick
today for Allegany State Park for a
— Mrs. E. W. Clarke of Greensand at 2 o’clock Tuesday afternoon; Boulger Flogaus, one daughter, Blrs.
few days’ vacation.
burg, Pa., and Miss Daisy Zolner of
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ambuske of 222 the minimum, 54 at 6 o’clock this Alvin Ehret; a stepdaughter, Blrs.
— Mrs, Harriet Niles has returned
Oakmont, Pa., are guests of their Clinton street announce the marriage morning, according to Erie railroad
George Hawkins, Erie, Pa.; two
From Olean to the home of Mrs. Sara
aunt, Mrs. Frank Myers of Main of their daughter, Carolyn, to Robert records. It was 78 degrees at 2 o’clock
grandchildren,
Richard Ehret and
Searles, 25 East street.
street for a few days.
H. Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. this afternoon. A year ago tempera­ Henrietta Hawkins; four brothers, a
— Lee Kier of Humphrey has been
— Miss Florence Donlin of Mead­ Clark of Smethport, Saturday even­ tures ranged from 54 to 90.
step-brother and a sister.
discharged as a surgical patient from
ville is visiting her aunt, Miss Kath­ ing at 6 o’clock in St. Elizabeth’s rec­
Mrs. James Logan o f 18 Sumner
-o
—
the Olean General hospital.
erine Donlin of Newton street, and tory, Smethport, Rev. Fr. Barrett of­ street, Bradford, received arm bruises
Fogle-Dopovan. Nuptials Satu rd ay
T-rMr?. Robert Patterson, daughter
other relatives.
last night about 9:30 in an automo­
ficiating.
Bradford, Aug. 24— Miss Helen
fcoberta, and son Otis, will leave to— Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hunter ahd
The bride, a graduate of Salaman­ bile collision between Little Valley Marie Donovan, daughter o f M. J.
light for Stamford, Conn., to spend
daughter Helen of Irvona, Pa., were ca high school and the Eleanor school and Cattaraugus, it is reported in Donovan of Belleview avenue, and
L0 days with her sister, Mrs. B. F.
guests of Mrs. M. D. Crandall Mon­ of Beauty Culture, has been employ­ Bradford. Mrs. Logan, who formerly David Fogle of Erie, formerly of
Whitford.
day.
ed in the Hungiville beauty shop of was Mrs. Josephine Sullivan Heier of Bradford, son o f Mrs. D. L. Fogle of
—?Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Johnson,
— The condition of Harry, son of Smethport the past four years. Mr. this city, was enroute to Hamburg to Altoona, will be married Saturday
daughter Dorothy and son Allan of
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ambuske, who has Clark is employed as an electrician attend the funeral of her uncle, Pat­ morriing at 8 o’clock in St. Bernard’s
814 Broad street were in James­
been seriously ill 10 days, is improv­ for the Quaker State refinery near rick Sullivan, today, and was driving church by Rev. J. S. Donovan of
town today to attend the funeral
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Budil and Smethport. They will reside in Smeth­ alone. No one was seriously hurt in Maryknoll, N. Y., an uncle of the
x>% Mrs. Johnson’s grandmother, Mrs.
son Ronald and Miss Irene Shipaniak port.
the collision, although Mrs. Logan’s bride. Miss Marguerite Still o f Brad­
Evelyn Devereaux, who died Monday
of Chicago are visiting at the Am­
car was damaged and was taken to a ford and John Hoffman of Altoona
evening.
buske home,
Yo u th Faces C harge A f t e r Deaths
Cattaraugus garage.
will be the attendants. A wedding
— Mr. and Mrs. Harley Bishop and
— Harold Woodworth had a narrow
Wellsville, Aug. 21— Thomas Fran­
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Storms of breakfast will be served for relatives
daughter Audrey, who left for Can­
eseape when he was accidentally cis Cahill, Jr., 19, of Olean, will have Oxford street, Bradford, are observ­ at the Holley hoteL
ada Tuesday, have returned home
struck on the back of the head with a hearing on a charge o f criminal ing their 25th wedding anniversary
Ili.fi. rIli iiQ-iW
i.fi.
after seeing the Dionne quintuplets
a baseball bat in the hands of a boy, negligence next Thursday > as a result today, and plan to entertain a num­
D rive to E n fo rce Milk L a w
at Callander. They also visited rela­
while at Letehworth Park Sunday. A of an accident in which Blrs. William ber of guests at their home tonight.
Harrisburg, Pa., Aug. 25 (JP) — A
tive? in Canada and stopped in Buf­
doctor, the boy’s father, gave first Close and Miss Marjorie BlacGregor Mrs. Storms formerly was Miss Grace drive on violators of the state’s milk
falo to visit friends on their way
aid. Unpoticed by Woodworth, the of Glean were fatally injured August Bozard of Salamanca. Last evening code was inaugurated today by the
home.
boy had run back suddenly to hit a 11 at Cuba. Cahill, who is just out Mr. and Mrs. Storms were guests at Milk Commission. The state was di­
-Miss Jlelen Maher of Tulsa,
ball and swung without himself see­ of the Cuba hospital with injuries he a party held at the home o f Mrs. W. vided into five areas to facilitate
Oklf., is a guest of Mrs. J. J. Dugan,! week®, returned to Washington, D. C. ing Woodworth, who suffered a hard suffered !n the crash, was driver df E. Hills in Cugter City honoring the checking on violations by enforce­
stree*
_
•
[Saturday.
blow and a ruined Sunday trip.
th© death cat*
silver anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. C. ment-officers*
BUSINESS MEN
FIVE
Personals
Mrs. W. F* Barnes o f Washing­
ton, D» 0 is visitipg Mr. and Mre^ A.
C. McHenry.
— Miss Dorothy Forman, who un­
derwent an operation for appendi­
citis, is convalescing at her home on
Broad street.
— Willard Roberts of Meadville is
visiting at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. E. D. Avery of Henry street.
—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hunt and
Mrs. Dorothy Bradford returned
Wednesday from a week’s vacation at
Saratoga.
— Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ahrens and
family have moved from Main to'East
street.
— Cecil Rosenberry and family of
Albany are spending two weeks vaca­
tion with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Rosenberry of Red House.
— Mrs. William Nelson and Mrs.
Ethel Corle of Kent blvd. have left
for Akron, O., where they will join
H. M. Callen and family fdr an ex­
tended trip through the West.
— Miss Mary Cahill of River street
and Miss Fannie Taylor of Killbuek
left Wednesday by motor for the
Thousand Islands, Albany, New York
City and Atlantic City.
— Miss Dorothy Weber, who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mat­
thew Weber of Division street, has
returned to her home in Madison, Wis.
She was accompanied by Miss Ruth
M. Cole of Jefferson street.
— Mr. and Mrs. A. H. McCann and
son, Richard, left Thursday for a 10
days’ trip through Canada.
— Mr. and Mrs. Merle Velie and
daughter, Peggy, and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Jewett returned recently from
a trip to the Thousand Islands and
Lake Placid.
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— Mrs. T. H. Peterson, who has
been the guest of Mrs. A. H. McCann,
returned Thui*sday to her home in
Lakewood, 0 .
— George Gardner and son, Clif­
ford, of Centerville, Iowa, arrived
on Friday to spend the week
end at the home of the former’s sonin-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Morton of Pine street. They
will visit relatives in Great Valley
and Franklinville.
— Mrs. Mary Savage of Buffalo is
visiting Mrs. Margaret Gibson of Riv­
er street for a few days.
— Mrs. Elizabeth Young and Miss
Carrie A. DeNike have returned from
a 10 day vacation at Miss DeNike’s
cottage on Chautauqua lake.
— Mrs. Harry Jones and daughter
of Plainfield, N. J., are the guests of
Mrs. T. P. Jones of River street.
— Mr. and Mrs. Vernet Krause of
Great Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Ever­
ett Lord of Little Valley returned
Thursday from a thousand mile mot­
orcycle trip through Gettysburg,
Washington, Mt. Vernon, Virginia
and the West.
— Misses Rita and Mary Ballard of
River street are spending two weeks
in New York City and Forest Hills,
L. I.
— Mr. and Mrs. Coyle DeLisle are
on a trip to the Thousand Islands.
— Mrs. Samuel Minnick and son,
Normand, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
D. Sheffield at Elizabeth, N. J.
— Joseph Minneci of East street is
visiting his sons, Octavius and Sal
Minneci in Pittsfield, Mass.
— Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kent and
daughter of River street and Miss
Norma Daniels are spending their va
cation in Hamilton, Ontario.
— Mrs. George Unger, who has
been spending a week here returned
Saturday to her home in Atlanta,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Anson
Smith, who spent the week end
and her mother, Mrs. Ella Caryl, who
will remain for a longer visit there.
— Jo Ann and Philip Meyers of Di­
vision street, who underwent tonsil
and adenoid operations at the City
hospital Wednesday were removed
to their home Thursday. Their fatb
er, L. T. Meyers, a patient at Rocky
Crest Sanitorium, visited them Fri
day.
— Walton Whipple of Falconer ar­
rived Friday to spend the week end
with his parents Dr. and Mrs. W. W.
Whipple of Broad street.
— Willard Roberts has returned to
Meadville after visiting his daughter,
Mrs. E. D. Avery of Henry street.
— Mrs. Edward Bolard, Mrs. S. E.
Brick and son, Jack, returned Friday
from Atlantic City.
•—Jack, Ed and Dan Fitzgerald and
Charles Green returned from a trip
to the Thousand Islands and the Adirondacks recently.
— Raymond Evans, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Evans of Front avenue,
landed in New York City Friday on
the steamship, Rotterdam, having
completed a two months’ Iceland,
North Cape cruise.
— Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lord of Clin­
ton street and Mrs. Cora Clements
apd Isabelle Clements of Wilson
street have returned from a motor
trip covering 2100 miles through Can­
ada and northern Michigan.
'— Miss Margaret Happell has re­
turned from the Cleveland hospital
where a cast was removed from her
foot. Miss Hulda Badertscher accom­
panied Miss Happell to Salamanca.
--M isses Jane Wyman and Vera
Lafond of Buffalo are visiting Mrs.
Lura Wyman.
Prof. and Mrs. W. P. Alexander
and Miss Esther Eno of Buffalo were
guests of Miss Gertrude Kelsey Sun­
day.
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—John Loreh of Little Valley has
been discharged from the Bradford
hospital, where fie is a patient.
Mrs. Hatton VanVessen, who has
been visfting relatives here three
FADE IfW t.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST SB, l» S f
SCRIBBLES
FAMILY REUNIONS
MACHIAS YOUTH,
MISSIONARY ARE
H U R T IN CRASH
Jamestown, Aug. 24.— Lee Glass*
poole, 20, o f Machias, is in critical
condition at Jamestown General Hos« ’
pital as a result of an automobile ac­
cident on the West Lake road near
Lakewood yesterday.
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He was pronounced as improving
last night. He sustained head injuries,
possible concussion and shock.
Glasspoole has a bad cut on thfl
head and is bruised, but is suffering
mostly from shock which has delayed
x-ray examination.
Miss Carman Andujar, 35, o f 103
Alexandria avenue, Alexandria, Va.,
a foreign missionary who has been
visiting at Chautauqua, is also a pa*
tient at the same hospital as a result
of the crash, but her condition is not
considered grave. She is suffering a
head injury, has several cuts about
the face, one deep cut on the chin
and lost several teeth.
The accident involved the light
coupe Glasspoole had been driving
and a machine driven by Blarie
Stracke, 60, of 2107 South Grand
street, St. Louis, Both cars were
headed towrard Jamestown.
ADOPT
T W O O F F IC IA L S AT
I R O Q U O I S FAIR
SEN EC A S TO
Gowanda, Aug. 24— Congressman
Ja m e s M . Blead and
C o u n ty C lerk
Schwert will be initiated into Indian
clans at the Indian Field Day to be
held at the Indian Fair Grounds Sun­
day, A u g u s t 29 th . George F. Hutter
and William F. Bensman of Buffalo
also will be honored in the same way.
The initiation ceremony will be a part
of the program to be given for the
benefit of the Pine Woods Communit y B u ild in g fu n d .
The program includes an address
by Congressman Mead at 2 p. m., a
softball game between Blead’s team
and an Indian team at 11 a. m,; an
archery contest at 3 and a lacrosse
game at 4:30 p. m. For the baseball
game at 1 o’clock, Derby and Ver­
sailles will meet on the Indian field,
This game was scheduled to be played
at Derby but because of the keen in­
terest in the contest it has been se­
cured for one of the attractions at
the Indian Field Day.
Refreshments will be served on the
grounds and free parking will be pro­
vided. Blusic by Conger’s Band.
M rs, D o ra G riggs, 85 ,
D ies W hile V isitin g S on
Blrs. Dora A. Griggs, a former res­
ident of Little Valley and mother of
Clarence Griggs of Cumberland, Bid.,
formerly of Salamanca, died Mcrad
at Cumberland, aged 85. She was th
widow of George J. Griggs, former
chief of police at Falconer, who died
in 1923.
Blrs. Griggs, who had lived in For­
estville the past three years, went to
Cumberland three weeks ago to visit
her son. She was a member of the
Little Valley BL E. church and Rebekah lodge.
Two sons and one daughter sur­
vive.
WELLSVILLE WOMAN, HURT
IN A U T O A C C ID E N T , D IE S
Wellsville, Aug. 24— Blrs. Blary
Armstrong, 4 9 , 'Wellsville, died in
Jones Blemorial hospital from injur­
ies suffered in a motor crash near
Stanards. Blrs. Armstrong suffered
acutely from shock, because o f a
weak heart, and also received a frac­
ture of the right knee cap, numerous
lacerations.
Blrs. Armstrong was a passenger in
a car operated by John Schramm o f
Allentown, which collided with the
rear of a truck operated by Wilfred
Brandes just north of Stanards Wed­
nesday night.
Mr. Schramm is still in the hospital
with injuries suffered in the crash.
Brandes and two companions escaped
with minor injuries.
A rm Severed in A uto Crash
Jamestown, Aug. 24— Harold Lar­
son, 27, of 206 Thayer street, lost his
left arm, severed between the elbow
and shoulder, when a light coach he
drove collided with a sedan operated
by Robert Verner, 20, of Buffalo, on
the East Lake Road about nine miles
from Jamestown shortly after 2
o’clock Sunday morning. Five other
persons were slightly injured in' the
accident. 1
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