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LOWVILUB, K, Y., TH
VOLUME 74. No. L,
, OCTOBER 20, 1932.
TURIN
MAKTHrSBVRG
LYONS FALLS
Roy W. Doxtater, vice-president
Both are Lowville boys and graduates
of the Academy.
Bfiss Florence Lyon Merriam Bride of Home Bureau Entertains High School Home Bureau Meeting at the Home of
William P. Rogers, for several years
John Carlyle Younfberf—Death of
Faculty—Birthday Surprise for Mrs. BtrsVtoals Lomber, Friday, Oct. XI
engaged in the mercantile business in
Frank Norris and Christopher Cain
Aubrey-Blebennacht. *
Lowfville, and county treasurer during
Mrs. Lou4s Lomber, Correspondent)
the years 1881-88, dropped dead Mon(Mrs. Guy F. Harris, Correspond^)
Miss Dorothy Seymour was the SunMrs.
Regina
K.
Wasmyth,
Corresp't)
day at Thousand Island Park. He
Native of West Leyden Loeee life as From Journal and Republican of was aged 72 years.
Dorothy Wilson InWThe Age of Con- E. W, Cowles, of Prospect, spent the
Mrs. E. H. Evans spent Saturday In Ly guest df~Mlss Margaret Lomber.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F - Pitcher wer«t_
week-end with his family.
Camp Burns at Hlnokley L a k e Utica.
October 19, lWt, and October
Republican candidates to be voted
sent" Tonlgh( and Friday
Mrs. Arthur Rlggs, of Turin, visited
Fire Also Destroys New Studebaker
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Markham spent week-end guests of relatives in Coop*
17, 1907.
or at the cqmlng election: Member
erstown.
Delia Sands, Monday.
Coupe, 9400 in Currency and DiaSunday In Rochester.
of assembly, C. Fred Boshart; county Grandmother's borftl code, it's Mrs.
daughter, LenoreTerese, was born Mrs. J. Whitford, of New York Mills, Mrs. W. F. Smlthllng is visiting
mond Bin*.
OctoSer 19, 19tS
treasurer, Everett Williams; coroners, pretty generally aneed, by now IstoAMr.
daughter,
Mrs. Qrayden- Mudford,
and Mrs. Alvt* Loson.
on friends here last week.
Mrs. Jesse Bowen, Lowville, died Dr. H. A. Pawling, Dr. W. H. Cramer- almost confined tQVjtlustrated calen- Mr. and Mrs. John Sands, Syracuse, sailed
Eilyraouie.
Only a few hours after he had left October
Born,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leon
Cardars,
the
old
thlrd\g*j4er
and
tradiDr. P. H. von Zierolshofen.
16th at her home In Inlet
visited his mother, Mrs. Delia Sands, lenter, Friday, October 14, a daugh- Mr. and Mr*. Henry Smlthling spent
the home of his fiancee, Robert Erwin
•> / •
Elijah C. Loucks, born in Lowville, Prof. Loren E. Fox, who entered tion.
Sunday In. Syracuse with Mr. and r
Friday.
Williams, 36, popular young business Dec.
;er.
upon
an
engagement
as
vice-principal
In
contrast,
the
tirobjems,
the
phil21, 1886, died Tuesday at Gou•
Miss Gertrude Puffer, of Inlet, has Louis Hoffman, of CoUinsviUe, was Mrs. GraydoiLMudford.
man; of Remsen, was burned to death verneur.
t Lowville Academy at the opening osophies, the pitfaUf and the pleas- been
spending- several days with Miss
early Sunday morning* in a blase A new school building is being t the fall term, owing to poor health ures of modern youth arc radically
dinner guest of Ray Nlckereon Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Payne and
son Wiltam, and Mr. and Mrs. Louie <
•which destroyed his camp at Hlnck- irected at Port Leyden and is neartng has .resigned and returned to hisdifferent Just ho# different is dra- Alice Farney.
ay.
Charles Robinson, of S t Isawrence
ley Lake. The fire also destroyed completion.
Jessalyn Evans visited her brother, Miles spent Sunday at Racquette ..
home at Naples, Ontario county.
matlaclly emphasised, in the newUniversity,
.
.
spent the week-end with Charles Grlswold, In Albany, last Sat- Lake.
Williams' new Studebaker coupe, Lowville Academy foot ball team Lafayette Wetmore is building a 60- R, K. O-Radlo Piopre, "The Age of
Mrs. Charles VanDressen and son. of
about $460 in currency and a diamond defeated Alexandria Bay high school oot concrete dam on Otter. creek, Consent," which i^'coming to theMrs. Robinson.
rday.
Rome, were the guests of her parents, .
ring.
near Nortonville, where he will estab- Lowville opera house tonight and Fri- Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Bush, of Utiea, Misses Evelyn Lee and Huldah Mr.
Saturday, 81-0.
and Mrs. W. F. Smlthllng, last
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tanner, of Utica, spent the week-end
Search Shows Him Alone
The general store of Mrs. Addle A. lish an electric plant and transmit the day. Dorothy Wilson, the little "Cin- Kenneth
week.
Jones.
t their homes here.
Men who were first on the scene Kelley at Rector was burglarized urrent two miles to Glenfleld to sup- derella" of the RKO studio, heads the
Mrs. A. J. Stiles and Mrs. C. F. Pit- w
ply power for his new factory at that large cast which tnctudet Richard Mr. and Mrs. John Blakeman enter- About forty students attended the cher
told of seeing Williams, burned be- Thursday night
attended the chairman and vice* *•
Cromwell, Eric LJndea,' AlrtmeJudge, tajned on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Earl oncert at Lowville Acadetny given by chairman
yond recognition clutching a window -Herman A. Roberts died Wednes- ilace.
dinner of the Home 'Bureau
of Clinton.
«
the,Kryl Symphonic Band.
west of the front entrance of hisday at his home in Copenhagen at Mrs. Sarah Glenn Ryel, widow of Alleen Pringle, John HalHday and Peters*
pfr
Miss Muriel Etfley, of WaUrtown, Peter Loren has sold his farm to at Lowville last Wednesday.
the late Hiram K. Ryel, > died a t 6Reginald Barlow.
.
^:
camp, which was a few hundred feet the age of 56 years.
Twelve
children
were
examined
at
t
4
h
r
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peter
Lodwick,
of
New
York
city.
Doable Program faint day
south of Northwood hotel. It was be- A carnival for the benefit of. S t 'clock last evening- at the family
the pre-school cllnlo held In the vile y , Sunday.
Possession was given last week.
lieved at first others might have per- Stephen's
Cemetery
Association, home on Clinton street, death being "Shanghaied Love," the Columbia _ , , J»nd
Mrs. Henry Charbonneau Mr, and Mrs. G. H. Starring and lage school last Wednesday by Dr.
ue
to
heart
disease.
She
was
a
t
ished, but a thorough search conduct- Croghan, will be held October 25-28.
picture
showing
at
the
opera
house
and Miss OSulllvan.
ed by the state police and T)r. James Mr. and Mrs. George Keiffer have daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn next Saturday, is a story of love, and w*r* Jtanday guests of Wallace Burr Lughter Eilsabetti were guests of Porter
Miss Anna G. Arthur, of Potsdam.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H^BgVftns this week.
and fJm5y at Lowville.
W. Garves, Herklmer. coroner, reveal- purchased of Sherman Hogles his and was born in Watson, March 1, adventure
aboard
,a
picturesque
old
• . . sailing vessel, with (Richard Croihwell, Mr- and, Mrs. John Beekman and There will be no^tschool Thursday Normal, and Miss Mary Arthur, Of
ed that Williams had been alone.
large farm on the State road^Low- 1955.
family, of Utiea, were week-end guests and Friday, as the teachers will be in 3t Lawrence University, spent the
After beng in session a full week Noah
Coroner Graves, who was called by rtlle.
w
Beery and Sktty Blane in lead- of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lafave.
ttendance at the state conference at eek-end at their home here.
Sergt. Joseph Devens and Trooper Mrs. George Odell, formerly of Bar- the grand Jury in attendance at theing roles.
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The usual services will be held In
John Mitryk of the Remsen patrol, ies Corners, died yesterday at theOctober term of county court handed Also Buck Jones: In his latest pic- Mrs. Edward Burdick and ions, Jtica.
Donald and Gerald? spent Monday and Regular' services will be held at the the Presbyterian, church next Sunday '
state police* following a. preliminary home of her son, Frank, at Burr's up forty-three Indictments, the greatture,
"Branded,"
a
id
the
latest
epiMethodist
church
next
Sunday;
serTuesday with Mrs. Harriet Dunn.at
est number ever presented by a grand
at 9:80 o'clock, and Sunday sohool at
investigation was of the opinion that Mills.
•• .
" .
mon at 10:80 a. m.; Sunday school at 0:80. It Is hoped there wUl be a good •Watertown.
Wfflmms'-death
i l r p l
""Clara L. - Schult*r-of- -Bridgeport, Jury in Lewis county. Some of them sode of "The Last Frontier."
11:45
a.
m.
ittendance at both services.
that the fire had been caused by an Ont, and Joseph F. Moshier, Croghan, were for selling Intoxicants on theSunday, Monday < nd Tuesday, "Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blake, Mrs.
Mary Dunn and Mr. and Mrs. William Regular services will be held at the Miss Margaret Lomber entertained
overheated stove in the living room were married October 11th at Klt-fair grounds during the last county
Bobinaoi Crusoe"
Presbyterian
church
next
Sunday;
air.
/
on the first floor. He said that Wil- chner, Ont.
Douglas Falrbai it's latest picture, McBeth, of Utica, were Sunday guests Bible school at 10 a. m.; sermons at at two tables of bridge Tuesday even- si. who was sleeping on the aec- Mm. VS\l
_ heJCrown Brand. Milk Company, **Mr; Robinson On we," comes to the of Mr. and^Mt*~P~JT. 'Jennings.
ing. Mrs. Louis Miles received the
ond floorr directly over the living rThe late JTHenry Van Amber, died Denmark, has elected the following: LowviUe opera h< use next Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shaver and . a. m. and 7:80 p. m.
highest score and Mrs. Irene Hilts the
room, probably was suffocated by the Thursday at her home in West Car- Directors, H. E. Cook, R. C Otis, F. L. Monday and Tues< ay, and thus local children, Jean and Douglass, of Fulton Dr. Gerard, of the state department text highest Light refreshments were
f
public
health,
addressed
the
boys
smoke.
spent
the
week-end
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Raymond,
F.
C.
Cone,
W.
D.
Bllnn,
thage, aged 82.
erved and the ladies enjoyed a very
fans will have the|r first opportunity
According to testimony given at thj» Rev. C. C. Frost, of Marcelus, for- . T. Mastin, Alson Cook, L. D. Pierce, of seeing the adventurous star In a Jerome Shaver and Mr. and Mrs. E. f the high school last Monday morn- rieasant evening.
,
4
ng
on
the
subject
"Social
Hygiene."
E.
Hess.
inquest before Dr. Graves, Miss merly
.
J.
Sheahan;
president,
H.
E.
Cook;
Lowville, has accepted a call rice-president, F. L. Raymond; 'sec- modern version of the famed Defoe
The Home Bureau will meet at the
The
True
Blue
Class
met
Monday
Louise Buckingham, Holland Patent to the of
Mrs.
Arthur
C.
Boyce,
a
missionary
pastorate of the Carthage Pres- etary, R. C. Otis; treasurer, J. T. character, a character destined to for the past 20 years in Persia, gave vening at the home of L. D. Bene- home of Mrs. Louis Lomber, Friday
to whom Mr. Williams was engaged lyterian
take a high place with the gallery
church.
October 21, at 1:80 o'clock. .
to be married, had been with Mr. The Lowville
general manager, J. J. Shea- already composed of "Robin Hood," a most Interesting talk about her work ick. The next regular meeting will afternoon,
Presbyterian Society Mastin;
The second lesson on supper dishes
e
held
November
14,
at
the
home
Williams Saturday night and they had has Increased the
han.
at
the
Forest
Presbyterian
church
on
"Don Q," "The Three Musketeers" and
of Rev.
will be given.by the leaders, Mrs.
Willis Higbyv---'
attended a theater. The pair later Floyd E. Kline from salary
o'clock yesterday at the home all the other Fairbanks masterpieces. Sunday evening.
$2,000 to $2,500 of.AtMr.4 .jand
Pitcher and Mrs. Shepard. All memMrs.
Rose
Kibby
has
sold
her
place
drove to Holland Patent
Mrs.
W.
F.
Hayes,
ConHenry
Augustus
has
been
at
hln
Customs of the South Seas, glorluse of manse.
bers and any others interested are
o
George
Kneisel,
who
takes
possesstablevflle,
was
celebrated
the
marHe left the Buckingham home about and
home
in
Cape
Vincent
for
several
Charles E. Walker and Miss Ethel riage of -their only daughter, Miss >us pictorial value and unique cos- days. Monday evening* he attended a ilon this week. Lee Wasmuth and urged to be present
•
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1:20 a. m. Sunday and it is believed Wood
were married Sunday at theMaUd M» Hayes, to Herman J. Sch- tuming round out the picture and party in honor of the birthday of his amily have moved to the place ownhe arrived at the camp shortly after parsonage
lend
it
great
novelty.
It
Is
saidto.
in Martinsburg by Rev.lappi, M. D., of Fulton, Rev. H. E.
ed by Mrs. Hattie Wasmuth. MarttasbarfMUenfield IL E. Orarefces
2 o'clock.
have Borne of the most beautiful nat- father, Stanley Augustus.
George B. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Morrow are
Eadea
officiating.
Miss
Mary
J.
Clover
W. A Brasle, Pastor.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Chaufty,
of
ural
settings
ever
seen
upon
the
West Turin Native
Bernard J. Schwartz, prominent
their household goods to what District Superintendent E. C. Love '.
maid of honor; Miss Jessie M. screen.
Carthage, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank oving*
Mr. Williams was a distributor of resident of Croghan, died October 9th. was
known
as
the
Jewell
Clark
place;
Martus
and
Miss
Emma
Daly;
bridesspent Sunday in Utica with Mr. and Mrs. Castle and son are mov- will" speak ~at Glenfield*r and West *
the Gulf gasoline products. He was He was born Sept. 5, 1864, and located maids; Dr. A. F. Schlappl, best man.
Fairbanks made his picture in itsHosklns,
Mr.
Chaufty's
sister, Mrs. Stephen ng into the house owned by Miss Martinsburg on Sunday,, Oct 28rd. >
born April 4, 1896, in West Turin, in Croghan in 1884.
entirety in_ the South Seas", photoGlenfield—Worship, 9 a. m.; Sunday
Lewis -county, son of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Elizabeth Peeler, Croghan, and
graphing" most of it on the island of Gallagher and Mr. Gallagher.
Elizabeth Williams.
school, 10 a. m.; brief quarterly conIsaac J. Williams, now of Holland Carl Eggleson, Theresa, were marTahiti. With him went a complete The Missionary Society of Forest
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Egan
and
ference following; the ^worship servjoe.
Patent
ried Saturday at the Evangelical-parproduction staff, a writer, a director church met with J£rs.C. W. Bowdteh children, Richard and Ruth; Mrs. La Thursday
evening, Oct 30th, m< *
He was a member of the Shrine Of sonage, Beaver Falls.
and his three leading supporting Tuesday. The topics, "India" and Vogt and children, Alice, Lester and of .the board
of trustees at H. F.
Utica, Trenton Lodge, F. and A. M., Funeral services for the late Walplayers. Maria Alba was the leading "Alaska," were in, charge of Mrs. fflsa, and Mrs. Stoeffle, of Syracuse, nteyer's at 7:80.
Presbyterian church and Glenn ;er Bowman were held last Thursday
woman, portraying a South Sea siren, John H. Williams and Mrs. H. P. were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
West Martinsburg—Worship, 10;80
Hughes Post, American Legion of from the M. E. church at Greig, Rev.
and the remaining belles in the pic- Gould.
George Colegrove and family Sunday. a, m.; Sunday school, 11:80 a. m;;
Remsen. During the World war he Evan Evans officiating.
ture were recruit* from the beauti- The Oklahoma Cowboys will give a The schoolmasters' meeting was young
peoples •• social at Maynard
served overseas in an engineering Sidney Bacon Wetmore, born in Friday and Saturday, Laurel and ful natives. William Farnum played two-day entertainment in the parish held at the local school last Wednesevening* at 7:8O,
house, October 27-28, under the aus- day. "Intra-mural Sports" was dis-Foot's, Friday
division. He was gassed during one Watson, August 6, 1855, son of Mr.
;
the
so-called
"heavy"
_
and^
^Earle
Hardy In "Pack Up Your
/•:••
battle.
and Mrs. Josiah Wetmore, died SatBrowtne had a principal, role. "^Hun- pices of Vigilant Hose Company, of ussed. Six-1 o'clock dinner was served <Privata)f-' V'
Lyons Falls. The second evening the In the M. E, church parlors by girls Martlnsburg—Sunday school, 6:80
Troubles."
Besides his parenU, h« leaves sU. urday in a Utiea hospital.
dreds of natives ilkaistedL
m.; worship, 7:80 p. m.; special
entertainment will be followed by a f the school. Several-members of
brothers, Harley, of Remsen, Lyle and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Rohr, Deer
Vaudeville October 28
the choir, "He WUl Not C*st
dance.
Percy, of Albany, Donald, Earl and River, entertained Sunday in honor Had army officials refused permis- On Wednesday,'October
the
local
board
attended.
the The King's Daughters are soliciting
Ut"
Stewart of Holland Patent and a sis- f the 15th wedding anniversary of sion to loan tanks for use in theLowville opera hOfCtse. offers26th,
The Home Bureau unit recently en- The public is invited
another discarded
making of the latest Laurel and
ter, Mrs. R. Dewel, Utica.
clothing, which they can tertained
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Bresch.
the
high
School
faculty
at
big
program
of
Raflifr
Keith
Orpheum
use of for the needy. Any contri- tea at the home of Mrs. George F. services.
Mrs. Margaret Smith, 80, widow of Hardy feature-length, comedy, "Pack
of five *lg acts, headed by make
butions, in good condition -will b* ap- Hart
the late' Philander Smith, died Fri- Up Your Trougles,"-the picture would Vaudeville
Mrs. William S. Hart and Miss
one
of
the
season**
big
hit
acts.
The
Articles may be left at the Helen C
day at the home of her daughter, probably never have been filmed.
Holden poured. Cello solos
programs are much better preciated.
And this, fact would have been re- vaudeville
Mrs. Joseph Schwendy, of Lowville.
home
of
Mrs.
M.
A.
Yerdon,
Mrs.
Jay
each week and this week the booking Markham or Mrs. Harriet 9 W f t r ^ ^ ifere played by. Dr. C. B. Allain,.aeThe first snow storm of 1922 came grettable, for the comedy is consid- office
one of the best pro- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bidinger and eompanied* by Miss MadeUne Hbffon October 18; limited supply of coal red one of the funniest thus far pro- grams promises
f 3 U l *
that have been presented here. Mr.
and Mrs.-Frank Miller, Syraoute;
Seventy-Five Persons Attend Banquet to be had; people using oil stoves to duced by the inimitable comedians. In
selections:
conserve fuel; kerosene oil 20 cents the story there is a long, humorous On the' screen, "Strangers of - the Miss Abbie^FUeachman, Utica,; Mrs. also
and Indian Program Is
sequence which takes place in the
per gallon.
WMCkd,Charles
Boonvine, callPresented.
^ line, trenches. .
John riroHp^^ /Wflt^rtflnrnj'-sjMJ -MAss
urei
and
Hardy
are
a
couple
of
Ethel
.
BlCkford.
daughter
of
Abel
^X ; of Mtfana^Hrs: Peter Bluinffev
About -75 members of the Worldmisfit buck privates. Their pal gets acters through the s 1 ,_ -r- •an7'- fine Misses Mary and Angejine stablevllle ,
Wide Guild of the Black River Bap- Blckford, LowviUe, were married yes- lost
thirteenth year In the Orient Mr.
clues
and
accusations
to
the
Ine
_
in
No
Man's
Land,
and
they
are
terday
by
Rev.
G.
L.
Murray
at
S
t
Bldlnger.>
:I*)Wv!Ue Grenge:±<wMr^beld^ a^
tist Association attended the rally and
Miller left BOdnvtUe in 1919 for
able
solution
and
capture
of
the
crimordered
to
rescue
him.
Then
they
Peter's
church.
banquet held at the Lowville Baptist
Friends and relatives celebrated the Shanghai, where he identified himself rooms Friday evening, October 14;"~^ '.'^f'ii^
become
entangled
in
a
couple
of
inal.
Mrs.
Peter
Campany,
Croghan,
died
church Friday evening. Mrs. F. W.
of Mrs. Orlo Norton at her with the Hunnlan Drug Co. Later he with Worthy Master Warren Arthur
after a week's illness due to tanks, and what happens Is reported "Strangers of the Evening," latest birthday
Earle, of Watertown, associational Sunday
home
Wednesday
evening. The guests went over to the pharmacuUcal firm presiding; The young: people's degfee
to
be
one
of
the
many
amusing
highof paralysis. She was born
production from the Tiffany Studios, were Mr. and Mrs.
secretary; presided. Miss Vera Twit- ain stroke
Glbbs, of Ell GlUy & Co.,a nd is now man tsjams :eoioferred the .'first; and sec<ul^l
lights
of
the
picture.
1860, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
has its murder, but there the similar- Mrs. Garrett Inoersoll,William
chell, Lowville, was toastmaster. Mrs. Christopher
Mrs.
Clifford
of their Far Eastern division. degrees on a class: <&jdra»Eu-< It-wiji
Paryultte.
ity m formula ends. The romantic Allen and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy ager
"The Crooked Circle"
H. H. Rankin, Watertown, served as
Mrs.
Riebennacht was. pleasantly voted to. u^^v^SS^^f^p^Tbt^
v
roles
are
in
the
capable
hands
of
song leader. Guilds represented were The Lowville public schools have "The Crooked Circle" defies classi- Theodor von Elte And Miriam Seegar. Edtck and family and Dwight Sey- urprlsed by a party of friends at her cerene Grange^ to ^'help" toward.- the
total registration of 776, divided as fication and must therefore stand in
erection of & gtun^e hall and to here
Watertown, Philadelphia, Adams and afollows:
home
west
of
this
village
last
Friday
mour.
A
party
was
recently
given
In
Especially notable,-* as comedians, are honor of the birthday of Mr. Norton.
Academy, 805; State street
our name placed on a qwlt^whk
'
Lowville.
by Itself.
-.a
evening* The occasion, was, to
~,ucien LitUefleld and Zasu Pitts.
Academy grades, 70; East State a Itclass
be presented to Stats. Mastfr
An Indian program was given. Mrs. 270;
starts
out
with
the
mysterious
at:
Mrs. L. H. Cain and Clarence Norris brate her birthday. - Seventeen guests stone
street
53;
Jackson
street
59;
training
at
the..dedication-of^ttie>;a0ir
Earle was the guest of honor and class, 19.
mosphere of a "shocker," then has a
left Saturday for Niagara Falls, hav- were presenv and bridge.was enjoyed, halL: FoU<>^lh* a shbrt b u s i n g ses-^<v:i
principal speaker.. She gave a report
tendency toward a crook drama and
ing, received *rord of the Sudden death Prizes were awarded to Mrs* G
of the Black River Association work The pool price for September milk, suddenly becomes a blithesome £omthat.morning of their father, Frank Hart; MiitV William Leicht anflc
last year and according to Mrs. Earle, as announced by the Dairymen's edy. Before the merriment gets well
Norris^ Mr.- Norrts was \ a frequent Hugh Markham. -A delicious" supper
ths srnests
guests all members attepdiiag the next regilthe association raised for the state League,. Is $2 per 100 pounds. This is under way, however, mysterious Inci- Former Employes o^fcarthag© Palp visitor* at' his daughter's home- here wfe* 'served;* after- •which^ths
the
base
price
for
milk
testing
three
association the sum of $222 last fear.
dents inject themselves into the plot and Board Ban Working on Plan and had spent seyeral weeks-here this departed/ wishingg ~~
RlebennachT
-u
There are nine chapters in the asso- per cent butterfat in the 201-210 mile which gets more baffling as It proof the day. - A C S i a n d f o u r t h
summer. Saturday ff^lng Mr. Cain manyy " p ^ returiw
to Become Operations.
ciation with 150 members. Mrs. Earle freight zone.
t including
ildi
gresses.
received word, that his father, .Christo- variety of gifts,
a s u m . Conferred at 10;807fO«
—outlined the work to be carried out
Ralph Spence, author of "The A plan td reopen the Carthage Pulp pher Cain, of Sierllngville, was dead money, were presented the guest ol • t V ' T i " ' h f '
. - - -.
,s^v-'h«^;iefttm»lktei^Vi
October 17, 1907
for the coming year.
Gorilla," another mystery comedy and Board mill as a relief measure is at th« home of hissbh, ft J. Cain, of honor.
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-/ •
tures of the afternoon,;seiilonv
Miss Twitchell first introduced Mrs. Flora Jeanette Taylor, 76, died Oct classic, Is author of the! story which being planned by former employes of Herrings. TBe elder Mr. Cain has: been
an address .;.by;rHa«ipld-^f"
-Maurice N. Virkler, who gave the 14th at Port Leyden.
is cleverly conceived with a view for the mill to co-operation with the 111 for a IOM time aid his death was
Skeneteles; secretary of
toaat, welcoming the association mem- Lowville shippers are paying 50 providing entertainment and exciting chamber of commerce. Bert Thomas, not unearpected. lor. and Mrs.' Cain
»^p«nd
bers to Lowville. Miss Dorothy cents per bushel for potatoes.
film fare. The chilling and thrilling William Casstdy and Charles. Miller, have-th« sympathy of; their miay
possesses ^ a p l e a g r
Souls, of the Adams Senior Guild, Hon. L. H. Stiles Is moving his fam- moments are cleverly Wanced with former employes, are working* out a friends; ln:,thls double bereavment .
Born m Croghan, August 11, 18M;w
e l l a s i b e i n g :•:% •• yejry
gave a toast on "Inspiration." A ily from Glenfleld to Lowville.
the comedy relief and with swift dra- plan whereby 25 men would be em- Flosle Marie, >year.old daughter of
Died sit Beaver Falls, October
The chlld^'BfepeeJij
toast on "Guidance" was given by Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hall, matic Action in such a manner as to ployed. The plant has-been closed Boy and Helen McDonald 'Burmlg
17, 1982. . ,
sored,
annually1
Miss Rosemonde Seaman, of Adams. Beaver Falls, October 12th, a son.
keep the Interest at high pitch [or more than a year and the owner ham, died about 12 o'clock Thursday
hospitality
v<
"The Indian Love Call" was sung by Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd-Van throughout
of the mill, a Philadelphia concern, night at 8 t Eliiabeth's hospital, Utica, Benjamin Farney died Monday of
a t this
Miss Ruth Mowers, of the Philadel- Arnam, Beaver Falls, October 17th, a Sunday and Monday, Sally Ellen In has offered the use of the plant following a short * illness with prie'u- heart disease at his home in Beaver place
"feature
••
phia guild. She was accompanied by ion.
"Hat Check Qlri"
and the materials on' hand to start monta. The* little * one- was born in Falls, after, an illness of several special
;
Ifrs. JSdward
Mrs. Clyde Geerllngs, of Lowville.
John F. Plunkett has removed his The night life of Broadway, the operations. The plant will be operat- Lyons Falls,. March 22, 1929. She is months. He was born invCroghi
taken care'
Miss Twitchell substituted a toast family from Constableville to Low- loves and sorrows of the girls who ed on a lease from the Carthage Pulp survived by her> parents, a brother, August lly 1856, son of Joseph and be
Stoddard.
Barbara
Zehr/Farney.
He
passed
Ki*
scheduled to be given by the South ville.
and
Board
Company,
which
calls
for
Billy,
5,
and.
a
sister,
Beverly,
2.
The
on the Great White Way, thethe maintenance of the plant by the
Rutland guild by giving a talk on A Mason & Hamlln ocean has been work
funeral was held from the home in entire lifetime in that vicinity until
glitter and noise of the smart night operators
purchased for the Methodist church clubs
in its present state, barring Collinsvile Sunday at 2 p. m., -with ten years ago, when he retired as a
Indian life.
and
the
dreary
emptiness
of
and will provide for opera- burial at Turin. Rev. Tracy Spencer, fanner/and removed to Beaver; Falls;
Miss Mildred Foley, of the Water- at Turin.
Square at dawn, give form to accidents,
tors and backers in event of sale.
town guild, gave the 23d Psalm in the William L. Edwards, formerly of Times
of Forest Presbyterian church officla- where he since had resided. His wife;
the
colorful
background
of
"Hat
Indian sign language. Mies Folay was. Copenhagen, died Saturday at Oneida, Check Girl," Sally Eilers' newest Fox If the proposed plan fails or a sat- ted. The tiny grave was covered with Mrs*. Martha Kemp Farney, died in
'-•.. ;
- .'•
in Indian costume. A quartet com- aged 56 years.
Spent Her Girlhood In Watsoir With
isfactory substitute is not advanced beautiful flowers testifying to the love 1927.
Films vehicle.
prised of Mrs. J. C. Otis, Miss Wini- Turin is being wired for electricity With. Ben Lyon in the masculine the owners of the mill will close the for the child and the esteem In which Mr. Farney is survived by two
daughters,. Mrs. Melissa Smith, of
fred Smith, Miss Helen Holt and Mrs. to be furnished that village by.G. H. lead as a Park Avenue playboy and mill at once.
the parents are held.
Beaver- Falls,. and Mrs, Peter J; Robe,
H. R. Steele, with Mrs. George B P. Gould, Lyons Falls.
Miss"
Florence
Lyon
Merriam,
daughan
exceptional
supporting
cast
headed
of Beaver Falls; two sons, Riety"FarMorse at the piano, sang. Gregory James E. Johnson has sold his farm by Ginger •Rogers, Monroe Owsley,
HOME BTJBEAU WORK
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lyman.
Merriam,
Clarence Farney, "-both . of Thursday night at- her • home, '
Steele sang a Chinese song. Several near Port Leaden to Grass Finch, and Arthur Pierson, the production is
Osslning and Lyons Falls, became the ney andFalls;'
three grandchildren;
members of the Watertown guild gave Martinsburg, for. $2,100.
Road; New HartfordV ft
rated as one of the most entertaining October Meeting of Pleasant Lake bride Of John Carlyle YoungbergT San Beaver
Agnes
Gaffney,
youngest
daughter
two
sisters,
Mrs. Cecelia. Virkler, of ford
a short play entitled "Little Maids all
lUriese>:'\
"
V
pictures of the season and Is expected
Francisco^
son
of
Frederick
YoungUnit
Held
at
Deer
River.
of
John
Gaffney
_
Lyons
Falls,
died
Castorland,
and
Mrs.
John
Virkler,
of
r
in a Row." The banquet hall was
to attract much attention at Its showberg and Mrs. Ollta Draper, at a pretty Croghan; three brothers; Jacob Far- NelUe BaUey was both" "in .
Saturday,
aged
15/
years.
decorated with evergreen, apples and
"of Seymour and
here.
The regular October meeting of the ceremony held at 4 p. m. Saturday at ney. ana • David Farney, both of daughter:
James S. Calver has purchased of Ing
red berries.
the Merriam home in Florissante. The Croghan;' and Otto Farney, of Low- Beach BaUey. FpUowJtog t
Sidney
Lanfleld,
who
made
Miss
Pleasant
Lake
unit
of
the
Home
BuCharles
A.
VanAuken
his
residence
The waitresses wore camp-fire girl
death of -.her- father,^il
Eilers' recent "Dance Team," directed reau was held at Mrs. Otis, In Deer bride -was given in marriage" by her viUe. •;;- "V ' :"'yr •
costumes, In keeping with the Indian on Campbell street, Lowville.
in W a t 6 " '
the new offering, an adaptation of
A delicious dinner was served father. She was attended "by" her two Funeral services1 will be held Thurs- girlhood;
program given. The menu cards were Mrs. Nellie Bartholomew And chil- Rlan James' novel of the same name. River.
rl.^elson1; J^ B*ti
at noon to about twenty-five members sisters, Mrs. Carl Trube, as matron of day at 1 p. su froin the home and at tethl'^l
made of brown paper and cut in the dren leave tomorrow for Washing- Noel Madison, Purnell Pratt, Dewey and
TO received in
friends. Ths business meeting was honor, and Miss Kathleen Merriam as
from the-. Evangelical church
shape of, an_Jndian wjgsranGL... _The ton to make their/ future home.
Robinson and Harold Goodwin are called to order by Chairman Mrs. maid of honor, Helena Fisher, daugh- 2Beaver
Falls.
Interment
will
be
made
favors were miniature birch bark- John Darlingr-New Bremen, was also in the cast
Seminary,
CUnton.
Wilkinson. All members responded to ter of Mr. and Mrs; Clarence Lyon in Beaver Falls •cemetery. '..
canoes. The menu itself .follows:. born in 1828 and has never voted anyhi 1878. Af^rthe
Fisher, was train ^arer. The best
roll
call
by"
reciting
the
first
poem
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday
thing
but
a
Republican
ticket
"Pints plant water," tomato juice
cer in 1915/«
- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Riddlespraker, Winners/of "Miss America" crowns that they ever learned. After this man was Frederick Youngberg, the
"Baked in the ice," crackers; "Re- Glenfleld,
her
soh^ Ralf^ .^,. -fc
. . _u,_. ,. w
-groom's
father.
Bey.
William
Bpicer,
the
chairman
Introduced
Mrs.
Davencelebrated
their
20th
weddo not always marry millionaires and
ward of the hunt," meat; ."White ding anniversary on October 7th.
Besides her. son; she leaVM two
of GloyerivUe,. assisted /by Rev. Tracy
port
and
Mrs.-Gordon,
of
North
Low*
retire,
as
witness
Irene
Ware's
career
roof potato; "Harvest of gold,"
^ughjtersJ^|^^Mte^B^pe|«Brl
Spencer, pastor of Forest Presbyterian
Cyril Hill, Glenfield,.and Miss Amy since winning the title in 1929.-First ville, who gave a very interesting dem- church
squash; "Fruit of the vine," pickles
performed the ceremony. The Several Hundred Loaned to Schools New: Hartford j^Mrf. C. X>ar^n'^jqx>
onstration
on
supper
dishes.
Northrup,
Brantlngham,
were
marshe
Bcored—in-the
chorus-of-aNew
"Quivering clearness," moulded salad
ln^ Turin, Glwift^d^ MarttnslmiT
table, Newport; ^twd;grandsons, ' '
bride was gowned In ivory satin, em"Strength of the mighty," bread ried Saturday by Rev. W. R. Helms. York musical show, then she was A report on membership drive was pire style, fashioned, with a long train.
and Lyonsdale.
Spencer, Huxtable- and. Robert
graduated
to
become
the
hit
of
Earl
Julia
Woolschlager,
daughter
of
given.
All
were
asked
to
attend
tb.e
"White man's joy," shortcake; "Drink
table.
A colar of rare-lace and puffs at the
Carroll's
"Vanities,"
and
finally
to
a
Arnold
Woolschlager,
died
of
measles
meeting,
October
13th,
at
i
t
f
of the Braves," coffee.
Th$ schools In the third supervisory
top of the tight-fitting sleeve, served
yesterday at her. home in Lowville, long-term ocntract with Fox Studios. when a lesson on. craft will bel
as the only trimming. Her veil was of district of Lewis county are fortunate West Iiowyflle Honie.
Her first featured assignment is op- A very enjoyable and profitab|
aged 15 years
6^68 In Cathollo Schools
tulle, with a snug cap of lace. She car- In having loaned to them several hun- The West LtfwvjBii Home^^t^K^^ ^
posite
Edmund
Lowe
In
"Chandu
the
was
spent
Harvey
N.
Gaylord,
Lyons
Falls,
has
Catholic schools of Utica, New York
ried a bouquet of white gardenias. Mrs dred books to help them with their will hold a roast pork tupper at the
/
Vice-chairman Edith
work this year. These are sen town Hail. West MartlnsWf, WednesMills, Onelda and Rome have an en- purchased of Charles C. Rlggs the Magician," with Bela Lugosi.
Trube,
matron of honor, wore a simple unit
hardware
and
furniture
business
loc
from
the
library
division
at
Albany.
rollment of 6,868 students this year,
frock of gold and. blue plaid silk taf- Last spring the ^eachers listed vari- day evening, October'26. Siwper;from: / 1^
Charles Cornack Awarded? *
Christian Science on the Air
according to official statistics an- cated in the brick block, at Turin.
with tiny ruffled sleeves of ous units they -would like to work on 5:80 until all areserVfd. Everyone is. v-^ ^Cornack, representative of feta
nounced by Rev. David C. Gildea, su- The salesman of the factory known The church of the air period of the theCharles
de sole, edged with gold this year. The list was sent to Miss lnvited; adults, 25 ceats; ch^drej^ 1Q / •/•
Credit Service Corporation of mousseline
perintendent of schools, Syracuse as Forks No. 2, Copenhagen, has con- Columbia Broadcasting System wll Baltimore,
Merriam's frock sleeves were of Kennedy,
. .
'
; • "•>•;:'#!:
Md., in the Watertown Mis
state supervisor of sohool cents.
diocese. Teachers in the same schools tracted all cheese on hand and to be Include several Christian Science pro- area, has been
de sole. Both wore dose- libraries, who
notified by his com- mousseline
made this fall at 15 cents per pound. grams. The first of these will take
had
compiled
lists
of
total 164.
gold caps and carried chrysan books Interesting to children on vari• Miss Margaret Kelly
Miss Julia May Rohr, Deer River, place on Sunday afternoon, October pany that he is one of the few star fitting
In Utica there are 560 high schoo'
and blue delphiniums. Mrs ous subjects, such as transportation, Miss Margaret Kelly, 65, Lowville,
M. De Forest Bretsch, Omar, were 80, from 1:80 to 2 p. m., from Station salesmen for the year. The: designa- themums
students and 4,174 enrolled In th and
Merriam,
mother
of
the
bride,
wore
a
married October 12th at the home of WABC, New York city. These pro- tion comas through his record in gown of white lace. After the ceremony mail service, peoples of other lands, died yesterday In Camden, where she
elementary grades. New York Mills the
etc. Such books are now at the dis- went three weeks ago to visit i t d i
by Rev. James H. Keeling. grams are sanctioned by the author- having sola more securities than most
has 898 students in the grades; Mrs.bride
was held for 125 guests posal
of the schools of the supervisory Miss Kelly was a resident of
Kate Smith Babcock, widow o: ities in Boston. This program will be any of the other salesmen during the aMr.reception
Onelda has 12 high students and 228 the late.
and;
Mrs.
Youngberg
will
leave
for
William L. Babcock, died conducted by Adair Hickman, first year. It carries with it a bonus of California by a southern route, visiting district They have, been placed in iage for many years. She l , t j #
In elementary, while Rome reports 165 Monday at«her
the libraries at .Turin high school, brothers, Michael Kelly, Deferjet: and
of Second Church of Christ, $854.21.
home in Lowville. 8h
in high- school and 886 in elementary was born In Martinsburg,
various cities en route. They will make General Martin school at Glenfield, James Kelly. Albany, and . a sister,
Scientist Newi York, under the ausA
training.
~
their
home
In
6an
Francisco.
Guests
Martinsburg and Lyonsdale schools. Miss Catherine Kelly, of Cooperspices of the Christian Science commit1886.
Two New
Windows Installed
were present at the wedding, from Teachers are requested to procure town.
1
tee on publication for the state ol
Burglars
entered
the
home
of
Two
new
stained
glass
wihdows
New York, Osslning, Utica and several books only from .the school to which
Back to" England
Bowman, Castorland, Saturday night New York.
have been Installed in St Peter's other eities.
they were assigned at conference last
Samuel Insull, the utility magnat and took about $75 worth of clothing,
Boonville Company incorporated
church
by
the
Pike
Studios
of
Rochmonth. It U. hoped that. $hese aids Papers filed .with the department of
who has been used as a political money and Jewelry, besides all th
M
Cent
School
Bate
ester.
will
materially";
stimulate
.
the
unit
bogeyman so many times by that par- eatables in the house.
state incorporated . the Boonville
In Bankruptcy
The 92 cent school tax rate of the One, the gift of the Ladies' Aid SoIn this district which had a Paper Box Co., Inc., to be located In
ticular breed of statesman which hold
Thomas Tyner and sons, Earl an<
of Carthage, which has Just ciety of the church, represents the Leslie J. Scriminger, merchant a teaching
very
good
beginning
last
year.
Miss
that the rich are getting •richerand Truman Tyner, Beaver Falls, and Eu- village
Rutland, has filed a petition in Kennedy is trying the same experi- that village. The company will manuthe poor poorer, lost $100,000,000 in gene Barker, Castorland, spent a few been set by the board of education for resurrection. This is placed on theSouth
facture^ paper boxes "and containers,
bankruptcy;
liabilities, $1,992.56;
the
coming
year
in
the
lowest
rate
east
side
of
the
church.
two years and has now gone back to days hunting at Alder Creek and
ment in! four or five other places In with its capitalization fixed at $15,000.
England, where he was born, and is came home with a fine deer and - which the village has bad since 1914.
The other, representing the presen- sets, $1,600.
the state7
Ray Fw Sasenbery, Fred M. Buckley
living on a pension granted by theblack bear.
tation, is placed on the west side and
,A
ana J.,Howard Jaokson, all of BoonHow
nice
it
would
be
if
the
rest
o
utility companies he organised. >Wh
The
revolution
in
India
was
started
is
1A
memory
of
John
and
Anna
Charles 8, Fowler has been elected
ville, are stookhplders and .dlreotors,
4uv
-wheat?
gWn*toadrxduld-sasBsomewas the old philosopher who said presj5nt"ortne
Humor
by
England's
monopoly
of
selt^and
OTSrien
McGrath.
It
lr
given
by
their
Junior dental class of
each- owtair 5 f i h l l k
Ig
fr
frlitl
to
the
dugout
"Envy
- - - - - - . . ^.._ - stopped
by
her
a
w
a
&
q
f
c
»
p
chlMMn.
^
,
.
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PERISHES IN FLAMES
FIVE YEARS AGO
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