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pi# I'M' iff life • 4? ii^m*M &m |p H9pilP*Mp9lPnp9* Itemi of Intere*t from Our Neiirlibor» EAGLE HARBOR Mrs. Belle BirroW, a former resident of thf# place,, *p«nt Sun\ day to town, , ,• . M . Mis* Ruth Brook* of Buffalo was the Sunday vfK<»t ** ««P parcntr, Mr. and jMtw. Merle Brooks, v.^, - Mfe* Helen HuMirtord spent * few day* J»*t weefrs* the flat <*i v/L««t left Miss WHma Palmti' Pi $&», * Y»W. ,e \ MM, Genio Bpnipn fperit the week of the Fourth wJtli her grand daughter, MM, Vkyd Cleveland and family of Beaver Bam, • Lorcn Bennett has bought the whittero dryer property and J* haying the building torn down, which will- be o great Improve- ment, along with tho widening of the street. If the church sheds could be disposed of. it would bo unotbor improvement. The Ladles Aid Society served a penny supper in the Church on Tuesday ovenlng, • Mr. and Mrs, C, A. Cutft and Mi. and Mm, Claude Hungerford v mned relatives in Niagara Fails on Sunday. WEST GAINES Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McDonald and daughter of Michigan wore the aueats of Mrs. Wlliiam Crow- ley last Sunday. Mrs. Sherman BlaKc died Friday morning at her home after BOV- eral weeks Illness,. Funeral was held Sunday. Albert I,owla, formerly of Eaglo Harbor, was laid U) rest on the family plot ut Otlei Creek cem- etery last Friday. Mm 4, H,,.4lgP «UM, tfcslr Uy, «»d m»i ^irtcofiir .Jb«w of Honeoyc f$M, »fm Mr, - - *id Mi, William WSMo <|*»Jc3itt wen Sunday gutfii of M/lt. mm%m. 6, J, Watson, Mr. and Jlfft,-ft^n. VJggpit and three SHOTS, who:hMve)>em]n (pend- ing two weeto 1*gjh Wxn> Annie Vwcomi, left fatetfdfly morning for their home in^iWldWiMfiuMa- chmotfc*. Victor Corff of Xnkovawsw, Buf- falo, ia spending the wmm with his jrandmotber, IWra, CSallo Bell. . Mi»» Helen Meyer of**d Horold Bradly of Niagara I'nllfl spent the week end with Mx andl Mrs. C, C. Meyer, Mrit, Lulu Comxtoclt l» confined to her bed by Illness, IWIm, Eliot Ford of Rochester sponrt o few dayB hant week with fcmer attnl, Mrs. John Roberta, hfllp»lt)(j can] for her grandmottsei-, Mo, Mary Mun&ion In ill at and Mr*. Grace Preaion are on a trip through the Adirondack* and will vialt MM. Preston'* couiin, MJH l/iilUo Francj* at Chaw. Mm. Mame Steven* of Albion, alto ac- companied th*m, Mr -and Mra. R, Parment«r and •on and Mrs, Farmenter'a mother. of Corinth on the Hudson, spent Friday-with Mr. and Mr*. JBussell Hill. Mrs. Emma Frost, Miss Mar- garet Frost, Mr. and Mra. Harold ©arnum of Adam* Basin, and Mr. and Ur». Decker of Albion leave Saturday for Belmont Lake in Canada where they will upend a week, Mr, and Mra, E, B. Keeler and son, Claude, from Roulette, Pa,, were recent giaesta at their daugh- ter, Mra. Thomas Jenklna and family. Mm. Marry Stanley of Buffalo and niece from Lockport were Sunday callers at the Stanley homo, Mrs, Emma Frost spent a few *ay» last week with Mr«. Gertrude Ajidrows. Mra. Edwin Pettit (nee Ejtie Wright). The tvide received many useful gifts. Congratulations. Mr, E. Forestell bad the mis- fortune to love one of his little Several from here plcniced at the Lake last Sunday. Mrs, Charles Bigford, Mrs, Paul Britt, Mrs, Clif ten Simmons were to Albion last Wednesday. Joe Wesp and party passed through Shelby Monday morning. WEST SHELBY hoine o>f Mr. and MtB. AJvn Cul Dr. Tiffncy of the Civic Belief | Workers, New York City, will be 'Tithe opeakor at the M. E. Church ver, MIIIB Eva Oavor of Du*falo won a guivit of Ml»8 Loralnc L-*Ofldus on Monduy. KWOWLESVIULE Mr, smd Mm, W. J, Stafford have moved from AII>ion into John E-tlgging' house can Main Btroet, Andrew Stonloy woe hoara from Oottygtetifg, Pa., crvur that* week end. Gloria Juno unci Burbt-ani A_nn Bonuon of Itochoatcr hat vo be«n , epondlna u few daya with th«lr Mr. and Mm. Aklrm ond Bon, of j grondpurentu ,Mr. and W3.i% Geo. Chieago, lire the gueaUi of Mr ' J, Benson. and Mrs. Glenn Miller, Tho regular monhtly meeting of (k-orge Nmlth of Medina IH the the Pieabyterlun Mlwilonomry Hool- «ufol of his brother, Albert and, ety will bo held Thuraday aftcr- (iimily. | noon with Mra. Oertrudo ^ndre-w/a, Churli-ii Crowley has returned | Culvert Road Supper wlJl follow tiomci after novoral wooks In tho 1 the mi'c»lln«. SiMilliern titnti.'B, Children's OuV proflrsam waa Mr and Mrs Clifford Alport given l« the Motriedlit Churt-h. Iiuci an Sunday (fue«t« hla mother,! four liiianta were biipti/.esd. Mm Jamoi) Alport, hla brulhom. Mm Lena Mooro onteilaliT*jd uii'l liltlc iilutor, Agnes. | Mra. Kmmn Polloi and lW3r» L.i3t- _,.. . | /.lo Hulalandor for hor mother, MrH. ICrnma Chrlntcujhor, Sulurctay afternoon). —• ! Alice Tompklnn und Dorothy On Krlday evening a penny BUP- Frudom Bpont luat Thur-Bflay In |JCI will be held ut tin- (irange. Hucheator liull Home made liee nciimm will EAST SHELBY .Mm. KOHU Ac-hllloa' .Sunday School Claim phnit-tnl at Wheel- man'B Itent c>n Monday ndornoon Edward tllgjjlna and spent Stinduy at Olmll. li ileu w !«• iiild uridi'i the nuNpU'en of the l.adlen Aid Society, beginning ul I) .'10 p m. On Saturday evening the Emit .Shelby (jrnnga inumbei M will ut- leml Orango a|d^yndoiivlllo Mi unci MvW. Horace lllldretli mid little duughlri nf New York City have boon upendinit u few iliiyn Willi Mr and Mm Sllaa Culver Kiunk HoliHene wim lukcn to the Medina lloapllul on Tuenday af- tei noon when he wun Injured WDI king on a bindei Mm l.eltny 1'onnoii apent Mon-' n aocinl and bunlnc-Hii mi (hiv with I KM- duughUti, Mm Don- the luiin*' of Mr and Mm aid Itoiick at Ouk Oicluinl Mi mid Mm I'lunlen Allnn nf and wnfera were tor Cluiencf Cerilei and Mi und Win Siillun rooming iierviee at 11:30, July 20. HLe la reported to be a wonderful speaker and has much of inter- est to relate. A large attendance is desired. The Ladles Aid of the Church wish to express their appreciation of tho patronago of their many frlenda at the Ponny Supper Tues- day evening, $40,00 wai taken In. Thanks to everyone who helped In any wny to make It the big KUCCO0B. Mary Beam, Lancaster, la p guest of Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Win- ter. Mm. August Coetz I'D improved und she 1B able to sit up. Donald Berry, Batovia, Is spend- ing a few dayii at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Homor Lottn. Mr. and MTB. Earl Winter visited Mr. find Mrs. Frod Conkln, Hone- oye Fulls, and Mr, ond Mrs. Geo Duffy, W. Bloomfleld, Sunday. SHELBY Mr, and Mrs. Howard Morgun- thalor of Wolcott were over night gue»ta of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hale laat week. The Home Bureau met Thurs- day ufternoon with Mrs. Paul Hi itt Mr, und Mra. H. Benham and daughter of Dale were Sundir l(ue«t/i of Mrs Dnrothv Kckorsnn IJoin to Mr and Mia. Wnlle Henthln July 9 a 7'>i pound son faml ly|MlM« June lieuhr Is cariruj 'oi them MIBB (iladya Mestaon « fold was the week ond i Mm K T Kggerl. Mm Utevu Hiiach and tei. Tlielmn, are spending tit I'olnt lin-e/.o. if Ituf- Minn I^oulse Vail has been en Ulioit of lertiilnlng a girl fi lend fitin Hcx-henter for n week dnuisri- MIH C'llfteti Slmmona was li a week Buffalo Saturday, The frlenda of MIHS Helen I limit Mm. Clara Achilles anil Mra 'V«M <• very sorry to learn of hei ('lain Whllwell are iic-cupylng Im \ m« uri opeiutlon upon arriving their cottage at I.akealde horn iier vacutlon with her par- The .20th Century t'luso* n/ the nits I'lesbylerlan Sunday School held The Sunday School held theh IliiK tit annual picnic Wednesday after- ArthLir noon lit Mr. Ward Wright's griivi Monday night lc«- neam at Shelby. MrH Floyd Smith e,ave a Ultchet anil (iimlJrv IIIOWIT at her home recently fu Miss Erma Millis has been en- tertaining her sister, Mrs; Cassie Wyant, of Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Whe- eler and children of JNiagara Falls were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mra. H. D. Wheeler. Born, on July 6, 1036, to Mr, and Mrs. Willard Gates, a son. Miss Billie Jean Hagarmann has gone to Omaha, Neb., to spend the summer vacation with rela- tives. Miss Maude Dunham is attend- ing summer school at the Univer- sity of Buffalo. Miss Marion Win- kleman of the Wisconsin State college; and John Lake in Syra- cuse. Mr .and Mrs. Paul Allen and children, of Liberty, are visiting Mr .and Mrs. Harry Wheeler and family and other relatives for two weeks. Lavern Lewis has been so unfor- tunate as t o fracture the ligaments •n hla arm. Mrs. Albert Cooper, who is B surgical patient In the Medina Memorial hospital, is doing as well is can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Allen and daughter, Helen, of Kent spent •Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wheeler. The annual Grimes reunion was neld at Lakeside Park Sunday with i large number present. All report i fine time. Miss Ruth Langdon has gone to work for the summer in the Eagle Boy hotel on Fourth Lake in the 'Vdlrondacks. Mrs. Emma McComb of Dun- .dlle, Canada, Is the guest of hei •on, Herbert Gracy and family md will vialt other relatives and friends for a few weeks. Tne annual Lyndonvllle Grange oicnlc was held at Lakeside Park r»n Saturday with a good atten- dance. All report a good time in iplte of the heat. The Orange en- tertains \Neighbor's Night\ at the hall Saturday evening, July 18. Mrs Hattle Devonshire enter- iilncd ut a family dinner Sunday •saaaBMBMBaaajiaaaBM ''\'• WHITE PIGEON Mr. and Mrs. Henry McKlnley Erb and children of Buffnln spen' Thursday, Friday and Saturday it their cottage at White Pigeon. Mrs. Theodore Drew has Just -ecclved word of the death of hei jrothcr, Lyman Zcllar In a Roch- ester hospital. Mrs. Drew is the •nut one living of u family of 13 .•liildren. Thirteen has been n very inlucky number In this family The mother and two daughter: mined to death. Mrs. Drew ha> juined out three times, two while n White Pigeon and once at In- llun Falls and BOveral other time* lie was discovered but was ex- '.inguishod without any loss. Stllman Farewoll is-helping Ted Maynard In hay for a month. Ethel Carpenter of Oakfleld is .he guest of Jim Mattlson. Mrs. John Overholt Is on the deli list. l.ovorn and Bonnie Bishop of Bnldvvlnsville has been the. guesi >f their cousins, Mr. and Mrs riioo Drew. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lake and family of Buffalo has been th« guest of their aunt and uncle, Mr. md Mrs. Theo Drew. — The TVtoplioii** is n ?f (Ujofi Frtend •• Farm emergencies tall l.u swift action. There's no time to loac when sudden illness strikes, or when an accident or fire occurs. In times like these a telephone on (he farm is a friend, indeed. By telephone you can call a doctor, bring neighbors to your aid, get competent help quickly in any cincrprciicv. These farmers value the pro- tection and the peace oi mind that die telephone bringa them and llicu families. iU'imiN I) CAl.UtfT.Moticiiaa, N. Y, ilo» r.y in an mid licckce jm, »«r» \'I1»crriroicclioii a Iclciitaont ollorilain tiu offirr ami ihc lr«rtni|| n( ttcurtty it hrui^in Mine of »uk- t>e»i or uotulciii aft il»« mala tn- Mina w« l*ov« one. Then.ltiii, tCictr »a llif iuetal iitle ol ll>c lclt|it»oiu wrluclr ineana a lot, tfa>|icnally m tho wtiineti un die farm \ • HAI.1'11 ltll.miw. \jvr=-ali!«R » IV i--ow daiiv at lloiitiuei. NY, dim tjcala in tunic. Ilu tclf|v)\ui>« n • •hen u«r«.l to (jtl in touch ««»illi farutcrs wiio art in ll\c niadrt fur cowa [)n ihr uihcr hand, Ml Bigplow I'crla that lua •CIYUT b» ol K'ralntt ralur ai a iirolcctuir* in t a»e of K<ulriii or lire, or \riitt\ •ickiicm txxure in the Fauulv You really tutd a telephone for the protection it brings to your family, property anil live- stock. It brings help also in the business of running the farm. By telephone von can cheek prices, get information quickly, ortlcr supplies und aavc time ami travel expense. Hist of all, farm telephone service ia reasonable in cost, aawc'Ll be glad to show you il you will call ut the Business Oll'uc the next time you are in town. WOLCOTTSVILLE The funeral of the late Mrs. :\has. Pogel was held Monduy uf- eriHion nt St. Michael's Lutheran lunch. Mrs Pogel has been in itior health for some tune nod has >een n lesltlent of this place fin -ewuil years. She loft to mourn i'i loss one son and five dnu/rh- tots iintl a huge cucle of friends md it*lati\cs MIM Albert Melt/, who under- Ulllt .III OptM lllllll l III the I.nckp'Ht L'lty hospital, has returned home .md is gettlnK along as well as can lie expected. Mrs. Meltz' many friends are glad to welcome her back home. Mrs. Elmer Witcop, who had one of her fingers removed last week, is getting along as well as can be expected. Mrs. Fred Stahl Sr., who was at the Buffalo hospital a few days Inst week, has roturncd bock home Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Faskel and Mr and Mrs. George Sanderson of \eot street, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glbbs and daughter Marvette and Mr and Mrs. John Glbbs of Mcad- vtlle, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Amlong and son Earl of South Wolcotts- vtllo and Miss Dorothy Amlong of Lockport were recent gue«ts at the home of Mrs. Bertha Cum- rnlnus and family of the Ditch rontl Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krnuse and daughters of Royal ton Center were Sunday and Monday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Heibort Faskel. Mr. Walter Dee of Buffalo was busy Saturday cleaning cisterns .md wells Clifford Johnson of Lockport. Martin Stahl and daughter Ruth of Pendleton Center. Fred Schleg- .•1 and son Harry and daughter ® NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY Feed Grinding, Corn Shelling and Mixing at J. 0. RIGNEL CO,, INC. (ORUEANS MILXS) Main St, Medina, N. Y. Bemice of the- Akron ivad, Mrs. Mrs. Herbert Faakel \were- the week end callera at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Stahl Sr. as Mrs. Stahl ha». just returned home from the Buffalo hospital. Mr. and Mn. John Gibbs and son Waiter of Meadville attend- ed the funeral of the late Augustus Krate of - Lincoln Avenue, town of Hoyalton, husband of the late Helen Krate. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon, July 12, at Richardson and Kneuble Funeral home. Burial at Chestnut Hid$e Cemetery, ify. Kratz was 77: ^ara of aKe, -. * \ '• ' ' ( 'in L in JI ii J.I n/in T W. P, A. Projects In Orleans County As of June 18th, Orleans Coun- ty has received from the govern- ment through the WPA a total of $137,690.02 i n labor and materials, while the county has expended ?18,498,00. The figures are from the ac- counting department of the dis- trict headquarters In . Lockport, md comprise hte most accurate account yet hod Of the benefit the county has received from the WPA. Total requests for funds for worthy enterprises jn the coun- y have been limited by Preslden- 'ial letter to $558,038. Of this sum the total cost -of performance has been set at $428,243. To date $137,- 890.02 or 32 percent of that sum, has been expended in the county by this government agency. The great majority of the im- provements that have been brought about In our communities through the allocation of funds drom the government, would not 'iave been possible. for ten or twenty years yet under municipal financing. As against .the $598,038 total proposed for the government, the county contracted to spend $129,- 785 or 23 per cent of the final total, but has' so far paid out only 518,498 or 14 per cent of the above nentloned 23 per cent wihch is Its share. Nearly every community In Or- 'enns County has been granted one or more projecU for i^ benefit # f Albion has had %-Mtitor **f had 2 and Kendall hV had 2 Others *x& at Bam. Holiey, Me- dina, Murray and lUdgewayi while $ have been county widi projects going into all communi- ties. *The oWy po&rf'the WPA offi- cials wish to stress ia that the commumtles thernselve* requested the projects that have been grant* ed, and that the WPA had done its beat to choose those; they wl| would have the njost jpermanent, lasting'value and still expend the maximum amount on salaries rather than materials; so that the most people should be benefited in every regard by the work.- The number of man hours worked to date, exclusive of the County Wide projects, runs to 297,109 hours. Then in addition to that there have been 25,258 hours credited and paid for, which were not worked because rain or some such thing held up the men af- ter they were on the job. AJ .the time of the last payroll period the county had over 400 men at work on the various pro- jects, 404 to be precise. And the last payroll gave 7,962 directly to men in Orleans County. 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