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mm '.' ''':i V : t >»-cSV.'\-- mm •KMMmPII NEWS EVENTS OF OTHER DAYS Looklnf Backward Through the Year* &,i One Iff** Af#—1M5 Mii> Arllno Bowrt, if year old Rochester *M, mffiMjmDb Hill injured in *n automobile «c- dtfmt on Qindty iWPifah-Jmt 2nd, when their cir crwhed Into a telephone cold on too XMdge goad at 0«k Orchard, George E. Cgllflfban Installed M Exalted Bulec and Ellsworth Wright m Leading Knight by Da- vid A. White, Pant Exalted Ruler of Medina Lodge ol Elk*, on June «h. Safety campaign inaugurated by the Medina Junior Chamber ol Commerce in town, commencing (his week, Mao West played in \Coin' to Town\ at the Diana Theatre. Hymeneal—Ml«» Dorothy Eliza- beth Cain to Harold B. Short on June 4th; Miss Adeline M. reo to Jodl Lewis Monacelli on June 2nd in Holley; Miss Evelyn Ituth Hoglo of Biockport to Philip Mcllulo of Hemstotta, L. I. ,on May 15th. Blrths~-To Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Shaw on Juno 1st, a son. Obituary-—Edward B. O'Mallay, former Stuto Attorney General und Supromo Court Justice at Buffalo on Juno 2nd; Mrs. Curl Hedges on June 4th; Anton EUiUh tit the Sol- dleru' Homo in Bath on June 2nd. v i n FIvo Yearn Ago—1031 Tho faculty of the Mcdlno schools announced (or tho ensuing yonr by Supt, Howurd E. Drown with CI J (ford H, Wine Principal of tho Central School, Warren P. Towno Principal of the Oak Orch- ard Ht-hool end Gordon W, Phil- lips Principal of the Ensign Avo. School. Sanford Bench Church, of Al- bion, formed a partnership with hln father, Sanford T. Church, for tho practice of law on Juno 1st under the firm name of Church and Church. Memorial Day In Medina ob- served with a field Mum at St. Mary's Cemetery in the morning with tho Itov. James A. Hogan con- ducting tho services, and a mo- > mortal uorvlco In tho Q. A, II. Hall in tho afternoon with Command- er Churl™ L. Standlnh of Hood post prouldlag. Hotel al Knowlesvlllo purchan- ed by Horny Walters of Wll- Uumavllle. I Cornelius V. Collins broke his le« while working ut O'Oonnoll'g lumbar yitrdl and wuu sent to the Medina Hospital. HymononU—Miss Mary Francis to Mux Funk on May 30th ;Mliw Ruth Loo Anna Llndiio to Loltoy J. Tuylor on Juno Int. Mirths -To Mr. and Mrs. Hu- beii Krotnpurt on May 27th, a daughter. Obituary-George If. Cuncy on May 30th, MIHH Loru Hhnw ut Jed- do mi Muy UOlh; Mrs Henry Hmllh on May 20th; Mm lirldget Morfutl •on June 3rd. Ti>n Years Ago—1020 Allen Pierre, 70 yearn old, of Middlr-port, utruck on the head 'with a (Hiulloiiticli while giappliuu .wilh a burglar In hla house cm the evening of May 211th Tho tiiiiglui I'B<H|HMI through » window without uny loot Alon/ii |, W a torn elected l'ie»i- dent of tho Automobile Club nt iin- riunl meeting held In City Hull All dltm luin Mfinoiinl Day obuet vod In Me- dlnn with patriotic oxerciaoH lit the Arinoi y In which tho CI. A. It, Spanish-American and Ainci lean Legion posts participated Prank Dunn auceeedod tui Mana- ger of tho Purlt Theatre by K (I Dodds ffi The Medina Pout Off let 1 wan one of the HO (owns advanced from tit-iind to flrnt chum by Ponlmuatei (IrniM-iil Now nt Washington, [) (' Milton Hills and Dor la ICenyon played nl the Allen Theutro In The Unguurdod Hour \ llvmelieiil MlNfl l.lllltin Chl- rhcMei to ICdwaid Miitunkn on June 2nd ;M!ait Dorothy Hurry Hum to Kotlh John Webber em June 2nd, Miss Mildred Dunn tu Williuin Wood of Lancuatoi on Muv Sfltti Umhs Tu Mr. und Mm Chut Ion Stunion. on May HOtli, u son, I .u- win Churlen, To Mi and Mm I'lionum I'unnett, of Buffalo, (nop ICntliei Murcy) u lion, Thoman H HI MHV 25th; to Mr and Mm l.u- Ihei \AV of ICagle Harbor, n dtuigh- lei mi M U y 3()th Obituary—Geur|}e 1.. Clark on May Stith In Detroit, Mloh; Wultoi )'M«lley on Juno 2nd; Joseph DoinbrowBkl on May 20th. Medina, held on Sunday, my 20, «unnnimou» reiolutlon wm p«*«ed extending m can to the Rev, Wm, L, rindioy of Picton, Ontario. The remaitM of Prlvete Leo Mc- Ginn, killed in action »t Argonnc yore»t wihile serving with the 7$tti BivWon in the World War, y*» brought from Hoboken, », 3„Jto tho borne at hi* parent*, W. end Mn», Edward McGinn, in Medina, Mr, and Mrs, Edwin W, Bar- low celebrated their fif^-«econd wedding annivenary at the home pi their ton, Mllford, in Buffalo, t Obituary—Mrs, John Ferrooil on May 30th; Eric Lewis at St. Peters- burg, Flu,, on May 20th; Mrs, John Neal on May 18th. Thirty Years Ago— 1808 Republican County Convention for Orleans County hold at the Court House In Albion on June 2nd and D. W. Evurte, H, R. Oildden, Frank Murphy, John B. Board- well, Wotflon H. Whipple and Wm. IConyon nominated as delegates to tho State Convention. Mrs. Ellon McOrath of Medina severely burnt ond Injured by an explosion when she throw a pack- ago, together with some other use- Ions articles, Into the kitchen utovc on Juno 2nd. Mr. and Mm. George Kennun ar- rived In New York lost week ufter two yonrs' absence In Chlnu and Jupun. where Mr. Kcnnan repre- sented tho Outlook u» special cor- respondent. Mr, and Mrs. Cnarlos Burchell, of Starr Streot, celebrated tholr Oolden Wedding Annlvcrsury at their homo on Juno 3rd with their children, grandchildren und a laruo number of friends. Mrs. Phoebe Lamb celebrated her DOth birthday at tho homo of her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Stokos, In Medina on June Oth. Births—To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snoll on Juno 3rd, a son; To Mr. and Mrs. George Howell on June 2nd a son; to Mr. and Mrs, John Gilbert on Juno 3rd, a daughtor. Hymeneal—Miss Luella Bollo Knickerbocker to Nolson Tracey Boguo on Juno 1st; Miss Nellie C Barrus to James Robert Millard on Juno Oth; Mist Eleanor Konnelly, of Albion to William McDonald, of Whitehall on Juno Oth, at Al- bion. Obituary—Charles A. Oormnn on June 4th, aged 52 years; Perry Edmonds an Juno 4th Joseph Oar- butt on Muy 30th; Mrs. Albert Cooper on June 1st; Ho/.oklnh Bar- ry of Carlton; Mrs. Prank Sher- wood ut Lludluw, Oregon on May 20th. 31st; Mrs. Cyrus All*n, widow ot the fete Andrew Ellicoti, of Shelby •t Baltimore, Maryland, «.wriwwi)»snwiijiiiw' Sixty Year* A#e—MWf Messrs* Fred Q. and L, H, Beach to commence the publication of a deily Democratic paper entitled the Albion Daily New* at that place on ox about July 5th, A aerie* of grow jartlea were being held by Mr, Charles W. Bar- ton in Maple Grove, one-half mile south of Shelby Center, with music and dancing, W, W. Malay closed hla propri- etorship of the Orleans Democrat this week, handing over the ewn>- ershlp to Mr. Adna Bowen. An- nouncement was made that the pa- per would be published in the fu- ture by Thomas F, O'Brien, a printer and journalist. An address was delivered before the American Geographical Soci- ety at Chickering Boll in New York City on June lat by George Kennan, Esq,, on the adventures of the Russian-American telegraph expedition party in north-eastern Siberia in 1004. The Republican National Con- vention to be held at Cincinnati next v/eok with Conkllng, Blulne and Br|stow prominent candidates for the Presidential nomination. Obituary—Mrs. Charles T. Wright, daughter of Lyman and Lura Moon, of Yates, at Kings- bury, N. Y„ on April 20th; C. H. Ralph on June 7th; Mrs. W. Hol- sey Ross on May 30th. Sixty Five Years Ago—1871 Robert Mllby, a miller, killed and his assistant severely injured while mounting a wheol weighing 4,000 pounds on a shaft in u fiourlng mill at Eugle Harbor on Juno 3rd. Tho wheel foil from Its blocking, pinning tho two men un- der it. Plorco and McLane'a Paper Mill at Mlddleport totally destroyed by a disastrous tiro on June 3rd with a loss ot $29,000. Baker ana Rice's now grocery store to bo occupied within the next few weeks. A large congregation of friends assembled at tho residence of the Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Thompson on Juno 7th to oxtond their congratu- lations ond best wishes upon the couple's eleventh woddlng annl- vorsai. ond MrsMloracc Lum and Mrs 1 . Hinsdale allofNVatos, badly (nj/jrod in runaway uccldent on Juno 7th near tho Toll Oifte^aa-the Orhyol Road, while returning from Medina In a Democrat_earrlago. Tho v -eipjliig--excrnl8es of Yutos Academy to bo held on June loth with a reunion and picnic ut Rich- ard Barry's grovo. Hymonoul—Miss Colia J. Wood- ws ford to L. D. Gffford «t Millvllle on M# 2«th; Miaw Annie B, J>?r- rance'to Churles D. Baston, both of East Shelby on May 10th, Obituary—Charles JEilicott, of Shelby on June Hth; Mrs. Dote$» Strickland Spooner at East Aurora on June 8th; John Bentley on June 3rd, NoncB or SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY (iLeii Law Section 202) TAKE NOTICE, That by virtue ot » lien held by us against the fol- lowing described personal prop- erty: One Maytag Electric Washing Machine, No. 239040, belonging to Mrs. Mattfe Bacon, whose resi- dence is 514 Court Street, Roches- ter, Monroe County, New York: and which is held for the account of Erv/ln Bacon, whose residence Is in Yates Center, Town of Yates, Orleans County, New York, we will sell such personal property at public auction to tho highest bid- der, to satisfy such lien, at No. 400 Main Street, Medina, in the Town of Ridgeway, Orleans Coun- ty, New York, on tho 6th day of June, 1038, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, said Town being the Town where the lien was acquired. Dated May 20, 1036 Medina Appliance Co., by Ross M. Ferris and Louis J. Kialetz. Fred B. Skinner, Attorney for Lienors, McKnight Bldg., Medina, N. Y. 48w2 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YOBK. TO Lorraine A. Fiedler if living, und if she be dead, her executors, administrators and personal rep- resentatives; and her children, if any, and the executors, adminis- trators and personal representa- tives of any who nxay be dead; Katherine Coona Ross if living, und if she be dead, her executors, administrators and personal rep- resentatives : WHEREAS Eliza H. Crowell, of the City of- Rochester, County of Monroe, ond State of New York, heir at law and next of kin of Lorraine A. Fiedler, has filed in the Surrogate's Court of the Coun- ty of Orleans In the State of New York a petition praying for a de- cree of said Court doclaring tho said Lorraine A. Fiedler presum- ptively dead and awarding letters of administration upon tho es- tate of Bald decedent to said peti- tioner, YOU ARE THEREFORE hereby cited to appear beforo tho Surro- gate of our County of Orleans in our Surogate's Court, on tho 17th day of Juno, 1036, at 10 o'clock in BK the forenoon Of that day, at the Surrogate's office, in the village Of Albion, then and there to show cause why an order should not be made and granted declaring the said Lorraine A, Fiedler legally dead? end further ,why letters of administration of the goods, chat- tels and credits which were of the s«P Lorraine A. Fiedler, it so de- clared legally dead* whose last known place of residence was the Town of Albion, County ot Or- leans and State of New York, should not be granted to Eliza H, Crowell, a sifter ot said decedent. IN TESTIMONY WIIEBEOF, we have earned the seal of the Surrogate's Court of the Coun- ty of Orleans to be hereunto af- (L.S.) fixed. Witness, Hon. Ber- tram E, Harcourt, Surrogate of the said County, at Albion, N. Y., this 24th day of April, 1936. Mabel Ryan 46w4 Clerk of the Surrogate's Court CORNELL UNIVERSITY STATE SCHOLARSHIPS Notice pursuant to section 1037 ot the Education Law as last amended by chapter 266, Laws of 1032, in effect March 18, 1932. A competitive examination of candidates for the state scholar ships i n Cornell University, falling to the County of Orleans, will be held at each secondary school in the county where Regents exam- inations are held June 15-19, 1936. These scholarships provide a re- duction of $200 from the annual tuition fee charged by the Univer- sity. Candidates must be at least 16 years of age and of six months' standing in the common schools or academies of the State during the year immediately preceding this examination, and legal residents of this Stated \ The examinations are the regu- lar Regents examinations in Eng- lish 4 years, American history, in- termediate algebra and any one (at the option of the candidate) of the following: Latin 2 years, French 3 years, physics or chem- istry, German 3 years, Spanish 3 years, Italian 3 years. Papers in the four required subjects must be submitted. There will be as many candi- dates appointed from this county as there are assembly districts in this county. Candidates will be- come entitled to the scholarships in tho order of their merit. Dated at Albion, N. Y., this 7th day of May, 1936. CARL I. BERGERSON 49 w3 Superintendent Milk as a breakfast beverage is now being served to soldiers in the Polish army. WUJ.I'IAU'UIU. 1 .\-' 1 .-\ 11 first Memorial Day at Batavia Memorial Day was first formally observed in Batavia in 1872, when an address was delivered by the Hon, George Bowen, who served as State Senator from 1870 to 1878. Until his death a few years ago, Mr. Bowen was a leading Genesee County attorney. He was born September 28, 1831, at Shelby, Orleans County, son of Abiel and Anna S. Crane Bowen. His ances- tral line dated back to the Sterl- ings of Sterling Castle, Scotland. His paternal grandfather fought in the Revolution and in the War of 1812. His maternal grandfather (Cone) took part in the battle of Plattsburg to repel the invasion of the British in 1812. L. F»-WA'l'mi, M, Is, *\*. OfHce at Residence, *1J Pearl si W^teAmm, Phone 4«. og cept Tfjuwdays, J p,m* to£p t mu>.ffi> Monday, Wednesday, Frf, ^'\'v'^a-g* • '--'•w-Jkis^'t; ¥»• V»\«Y!'?! 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FACTS YOU NEVER KNEW!!! /•*T^ Fifteen Yours A«o—1921 Al u meeting of the Society die First Presbyterian Church RidYourself of Kidney Poisons D P you tufftr burning, tcinty or too frequent uriMllon/ beckecha, d*cne, dltilntn, lott of energy, •8 pelni, iwelllngi end puffintti under the eyei? Are you llrnd, nerv- pu»—(eel «ll unttryng and dont know whet U wrong? Then give torn* thought to your hktMyt. Be Mire they function proper. ly for tunctloMl kidney disorder ptr- ralti ascan waste to ttey In the blood, •ad to poison and upset the whola systan. Ua DOM'I nih, POM'S era for KM Mdnayi only. IWy ere rtcoMmendtd ( |aeWI»» tr Forty Yoars Ago—1800 A intuiting was held ut tho of- fice uf Pitts & Sherwood In town on Juno Oth foi'.thp pur-fifise ulor- Hiinl/.lng II biunch of the McKlnlcy l.t'iiRur A cununlttpf of tiio fol- lowing were unpointed to perfect such uii oigunntalhm. II. Howeri, tho lion. K I,. Pitts, riforgv A Hencli, the Hon, V. L. Downs, KMIIIK II llurd . C'ii|)tuln l.lnu Hfoelwi'» tilniile null inlliiiiirl lunnliia helwefii I'ry- »tnl llftich mid Kidgowiiy, C'uniidu. iipt'iied mi June Dili The roud wan u|>eiiile(l III ronnection with Ihe (iiiinil Tiuni< Itullwuy unci Ciy- n In I Munch rl^ruiiMhlp Co Mni W II Chamberlain offere-d tci wll hei prcipeity, Incuted (in K Centvi and State streets, In the villain' for u public'park The rnattvr wan under cunsidciation \>y thw Hoard <i( Tiusleea. Ciiptnln S A Honei received nn ordnr to transport t^\' 211th Sepu- i ate Company to tht> Hluli\ Camp ut IVi'ksKlll in July for u week of ti uhiliig A course In bookkeeping wuu lioinij offered young men and wo- men at Cluilt'n t'nmmcielul School locuted In Ilent'n Hlock Sllulit damuge (lono In the ienl- (tencc of the Hull Wallace I.'llnm- medlim on Maple Hlilge, when Itulitnltiu struck the chimney and panned down into the house Hymeneal Minn Julia IVlle Orlffln to Kdvvurd J Murphy, of Albion, on June Blh, MIM l.ydla I. Moltrup to John A Ciainhell, both of Lyndonvlllf, m\ June 1st, Mlft« Noia H SundfiMin to lluimon D MiicDonuld on June 7th Obltuiuy -llultlt) Mnroy of i rtiilgewuy on June 10th. John J Nn MIHS nn June ftlh, I'nul linn- : nell oh June tlth. Juluia Hun In on t Muy ;i()th .Thomas Monluotiwi j on ; MUY 30th, Jacob Laoei on June 3td 1'irty Yi»arB Aso—1880 Thi' much dlaeiiSNOd event of the year, tho murrlngtf of Prosidont (iroMM Clrvelund to Miss Frances Kolsom. was noleiunlscd lit the Ex- ecutive Mansion in Wanlilngton on June '.Imi John Mcdlnn purchased the Hurt House Tonsorlul Parlour of J nines 1 Hick ley. \Duly a Woman's Heart\ played nt HeiU's Opera House this week llusebttll itnmc belwi>en the I'ooh Pah and Yum Yum H H teumn of thin \ Hinge lesultlnji in [ a vlctuiy for the former by u 211- i 20 seme «t the Academy Cirounds j Ttte ijnme was lefervod l>>* the sprightly editor of the Medina I Reglulei t>i K. W Ilelding lemmed his dpntul offices t\. tho Titbune Building, rooms o\er Spooner aiul (Intes Ciiant Scofleld. of Kldgeway, shot and slightly wounded on Main Street by unknown party on Thursday evening, Jjunc 3rd, as ho started home with a party of friends in a buggy. Hymeneal—Miss Alice Skcllln- ger to Albert C. Cooper on May 28tl»; Miss Kllml Wright to George A. Van Wicklln on May 30th. Obituary— Mr*. Ann KUia Hood, wife ol Mr. H. L. Hood, on May TOE GOOFUS FA\fII.Y By R T T.'tlmoV LITTLE BUDDY rMHRe BUOOV, i MADS \TW8 PO& VtXJ AT THE OFFICE\ ||-Wrr DuKltgG MV SP5^RF XIME! 1 VOU'LL WWS TO HUNT UP VC3UR OWKJ ARROWS '.'. TO ME, DAD! Bt»< LOOK AT TMi? FUK3 ^ES HftVIWG'. MES mm CERTfliMuy I?MTOVING fjjk HIMSELF \A/iiwTH/rT sow! r By Bruce Stuart Slnee : ne Memosftil I school ion t June 1. Mauietta -Re Marietta H. S. Saturd Western Ne^ Festival. Sin carried all l County exc( princesses, X float. Robed in Brlgden of 1 crown from tijn of The esoortedyfol white apple meat of Ua ulars and en Preceding parade cof 2j representing - ties, massed detachment Fallowing pageant suit included spi Jtsymond the Natttwa Carriefs, MI rjoonies. 'The eluded: -Dr principal c School; rW* commisEionc Edward Cop the rural a and Major Rochester. Ilhauintti Chi The Dtaox High School of Miss Gat sent -\Charf known play tnitbeuBOKk gles i n thfitl sion will be< ly iimwy i heading the < The notaM Joe i Garbs Babberli Donald KM Harry Sn ham Goorje JBo Elise aobt Vdma' Vei Mildred SI gue Sam Jacks Jack L^nc ney Dorothy C< Alvadane Wallace P, Kue Phyllis Fa The play Thursday ar May 28 and heisals have forward, wit ha id to make best possible. Medina fli Vahtm : The M. H. J «i victorious wrth Albion 1 dinos first v ped two prev Lancaater am Woods ,of i Bugles Iroro outuf three s Garbarino t ed Hanaii3toi , doubles. Medi 5-7, hot twon seta out of Ito and 8-fi. James Pat* self In the set lea ted Blake set match, the :r.g 8-6. C'ambel of of three sets I .'.ngloB, with s The aggreg£ Medlna-4 Albion-3 Cast Pr« Tins mornii «''t*«l chiefly °f anoxcerpt f Sen iot Dramat ••'• < Aunt,\ w -rr.cd tonight 01 8 p. m. in \if-mbers of th '<•<•. headed b *pTralso comi \P^ation. Is e' l \is play whlc \' as \The grei Hub playg?\ 1 chased from at fr °r Dramatic Jr. Dra »• Prew In an open- ^ral schools, 1 ^\b wm pre Princess Who ^^ Play will | ^ the school, ' J une 4, at 2 p lum. r Th« open-ho «8ro sa insp,
